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te^achers and players. Our price $799.
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Woodland Homes
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COIN -OP LAUNDROMAT
& DRYCLEANING
54 West St. 524-9953
Open Daily Pt
7 a.m. - 11 p.m.1
Drycleaning ;i-
8:30 to 5:30 p.m,
ANNE'S
BEAUTY CENTRE
Professional Hairstyles
at Reasonable Rates
48 WEST ST.
5249.632
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Future .cop: likes Police 'Week
Well there's nothing to handling one of these big babies. This OPP Harley Davidson from
the Kitchener detachment attracted sufficient attention and this youngster could not
resist climbing aboard. (staff photo)
1JH,&T"S'N.EV*:,AT NU80NWEW
Rev. W. H. McWhinnie,'
Chaplain of the Home, who
has returned from his Florida
holiday, conducted the
Sunday morning service.
Elsie Henderson and Nelson
Lear sang a duet number for
Mother's .. Day accompanied
at the organ by Doug Crich.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Luther,
Go'derich.
Twp: Wi
he t„ dis-trict at the Clinton' Public School:
Thirty-five •residents ' took
•
advantage of the outing and
of i-fensall, led the Sunday
evening song service. spon-
sored by,• the C:h�rirt;tian`
Women's,Club. 1
Two new' .residents Mrs.
More and more carpetingts
being used in 'homes today.
Not only is it used in the usual
places • 'such. as halls,
bedrooms and. living rooms,'
but also hi . bat+hrooms and
• . kitchens and. many • unusual
places. Along- with the car-
pets' ' comes the problem' of
cleaning them.. • '
Qne very popular way of
• .cleaning rugs and upholstery
'-.is called Steam Cleaning and
Cast 'Wednesday: Dave 'Weary
' of Carpet ` Care,, GoderiCh
' . joined WDO' and •explained
how -this process work's. He
also :gave a demonstration:
Dave brought several: types
'of carpet found in the horne`to
demonstrate on.. The' rugs '
were indoor -outdoor, braided
and saulp.tured with backings
of jute and .,rubber. This
' variety 'enabled the ladies to
see just how effective steam
cleaning is and each piece of
carpet was so badly soiled it
N. was impossible to even guess.
• what color it had. originally.
been.
After Dave set up the
machines he explained how
they worked as the one
machine can be rented out •
and with easy instructions to.
follow, you .can clean your
• own carpets. •
The-Steamex unit will draw
back about 80 percent of .the
water used after three passes
over the. carpet leaving it
barely damp and un-
believably clean. If done
properly the furniture can be
put right back into place.
• You_ have t,o• see.itto believe
itand .see it you do. There is a
clear tube where the water is
drawn'back into the machine.
The once `clean, clear water
going up the tube had become
a very :dark: muddy colour.
Later Dave drained the water
by all 'reports they had a from the machine' and it was
delicious dinner and. an in- almost black from the soil
teresting program removed from the carpets As;
The "Over $0 Club" •held' for'the carpets, well," you
their May meeting in. • the twould have to. • see it to
ground floor north •dining' -'::believe.
area • on Wednesday. af- Dave invited the ladies .to
ternoon. Games. of euchre•and try their hand�at cleaning the
crokinole were played and rugs to show how easy it: is' to
lunch was served• by the do .the small rugs. -'He also,
Walkerburn Club volunteers: gave the ladies sortie tips on
Mrs. Doak- was welcomed to care of carpets as follows:
the Club and a visitor, Mrs. . 1) Keep' a 'first aid: kit for'
Myrtle Keys •and Miss Idella White of Vanastra, was in-� carpets handy.,: -It should:
troduced to the ,members. contain laundry detergent,•
theFahrner owere welcomed to Several of the residents liquid and dry; : oxygen
the Home : at. Monday's ac.travelled :by van to Goderich bleach(never use chlorine'
tiyities: Marie Flynn, Lorne 'Wednesday evening to attend bleach)' grease solvent, dry -
n and Norman Speir' the. Magic Circus in the North cleaning fluid or spot
provided: the old time music. Street United `Church Hall. remover; . ' nail: . polish
and the Clinton Christian Many' thanks to the Goderich remover;. ' rubbing alcohol; .
Reformed volunteers assisted
with the program. Police Association, sponsors and turpentine.
The Clinton Kinette Club'of the show, for the Coin- ' 2) Act fast:' Scrape or blot
entertained their: adopted plirnentary tickets: up excess spill..• ..
grandmothers from Ground: We are hoping to have•our 3) Grease spills should be
Floor North and 'Centre with a Family Night programs on sponged gently with grease'
smorgasbord dinner and' the front lawn during the solvent: or apply 'dry
program on Tuesday evening summer months- so if you detergent.
know of a band or program in 4) Non -greasy -.spills should
your; area suitable for out- , be 'sponged with solution of '.
doors please give us -a call, one. teaspoon liquid detergent
president
The ` Goderich Township
Women's Instit>:ite . met in
Holmesville Public School
auditorium on May -10. •
Past. president Mrs.' Carol
Peytliale• was given a- vote of
appreciation and Mrs..'
.Bernice NlcIlwain was
welcomed as the incoming
president from April 1st, 1976
to March 31, 1977.
Each member answered
the, roll call by explaining,
"Something the younger.
generation has taught me-:
There were three groups of
4-H• exhibits of Creative
Stitchery. The original as -
well as excellent work done
by the girls was admired by
all present,,.
ta'one cup water: r o not
soap.
5) Animal stains AQUI pl e.','
sponged with 'iota o :. t%t7tcl
water. Apply solutidln of Are?:
tablespoons white vinegar to;:
one quart water. .Sponge 1Wltfjl
detergent'slids'aitd range.
6) Here's how to sponge.'
Work lightly'. Work `from
edges to center. "rFeather'" '„
area by sponging.: edges•:
lightly, making smaller 1
circles as you -work towards
center of spot; Blot damp
area "dry quickly to avoid
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world
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Th•
anks to Mr.•Dave Weary
it . was a very' interesting
morning that was over .all tpo
sooh. .
• Next week Mr. Ernie
NNibipck will join the ladies
and talk on furniture. I
refinishing:
WDO is .held every Wed-
nesday Morning from 9:30 -
11.:00 at MacKay Hall•
Phone :.524- :2724
SHEUSEp MER
HEADTD:CH1NG
HER SHAPE:
W.hat•Anita Fusco-and,other
Weight Watchers" members—are
saying about the new Personal
Action•Plan modules:
."The modules help me get
. through without overeating.'
•
Anita Fusco
- . Registered Nurse ..LOS.T 36 pounds
ENROLLAT ANY CLASS •
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Enroll at any Gloss Eust meeting .Fee S7 'All other meet
Ings
S3 - .specuil seno, cd.zen 8 student fore Lor
meeting 54. Al!"other meetings 51. 50 • •
' FOR CLASS. INFORMATION '
CALL LONDON, 679-8709
AREA GLASSES
NEW CLAS. P' I1AY ,1 T-743.0,13. M '7-
GODERICH
MacKAY HALLMONDAYS 7:30 p.m..
This' will be an open house meeting,anyone interested
may attend with no obligation to loinbring a friend; .
FREE
EACH MONTH
Yes Eoth mo rth members Of
our dioses rece.ye • Werghj,.
Watcher, reogai tie 1i bsotutely
FREE. Doric del'a'y 1. join todoy,
Join.ustod-y,;We've go so much.
that's new#o. elp pu reach your goal. •
WEIGHT ' ATCHERSj
NEW PERSONAL ACTION ei,.;AN.
W in, n Cone*. . l tied d rhor,i d userat he r ade mi
'Weight w61c:h rt. 49.11.ted4wne. 1970 --
Mrs. E. Bradnock, Auburn;
Area Resolutions convener,
gave an informative talk on
theuse`bf Resolutions.
Mr's, Jean . Barnett showed -
many interesting slides of. •
Mexico and display
beautiful handcrafts of that.
• country.
Mrs. - Ivan Whightman,
District President of Huron
West, brought greetings to
the Goderich • Township
,- Women's Institute. .
May 26- is the date set fol•
the District Annual Meeting
' in Auburn.
The nextmeeting of' the
Institute will be held on
Monday, June 14 in
Holmesville Public School at
8:15 p,m. '
All -ladies are • cordially
invited to attend.
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