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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1955-05-20, Page 8ti '{4 r-" • 0 7.2 -i Let Us CLEAN-UP Your Car! We specialize in: • CAR WASH • OIL CHANGE • LUBRICATION GEORGE MILLER SUPERTEST Phone 362 Seaforth SPRUCE - UP the appearance of your grass with our Fine Grass Seed. We 4Iso have -- FLOWER SEEDS • and PLANTS J. J. CLEARY GROCER Phone 117 Seaforth. AT YOUR FIN&ERTIPS,1 NOME DECORATOR FINISHES CANADIAN TIRE SAVES YOU so a gallon SUPER-LASTIC ODOURLESS -ALKYD NOME DECORATOR FINISHES are "colour-comtrelled" for perfect match -You get exactly the same shade of colour in Odourless Alkyd Flat, Semi -Gloss or Fast -Drying Enamel. Of course, yea -tau also "mix -match" or harmonize your home colour -scheme readily because you choose from 72 exciting mew shades ... and they're so easy to use. Super-Lastic Odourless Alkyd Finer Finishes SUPER -LAST It. 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Oal. 4.80 SEAFORTH G. 8. & W. V. Smith pi LOCAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE URGES CLEAN-UP OF PROPERTY Have you had a look around your house lately? Is the paint starting to . chip, the grass filled with weeds, the hedges all ragged and the flower beds in poor shape? If any of this sounds familiar to you, next week is the time to clean up. Seaforth Chamber of Commerce is urging• the people of Seaforth to have their town in first-class shape for the Old Boys' celebrations. To do this, they are urging you to get out and brighten the ap- pearance of your house an.d pro- perty. It is the type of work that will give Seaforth residencts self - pride, and make our welcome guests know we have gone all outs to make their welcoming first- rate. The first step in this clean-up, six -up and paint -up campaign is to outline the things around your house that need repair or refinish- WALTON Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mills attend- ed the graduation exercise at (LAC., Guelph, of their son, Mur- ray, on Tuesday afternoon. ing. Once this has been establish- ed, get the whale family out work- ing and make the job superb. Only conscientious effort by the people of Seaforth can make this campaign successful. Do your part and clean-up. Dublin CWL Plans May Card Party The May meeting of the Catholic Women's League of Dublin was held in the Continuation School Wednesday evening, with 20 in attendance. The president, Mrs. Earl Healey, opened the meeting. Miss Margaret Flanagan read the minutes and Mrs. Louis Looby read the financial report. •. Miss Phonsine. Meagher read the cor- respondence. The members were urged to at- tend the pilgrimage to Our Lady of Lourdes Shrine, Mount St. Jos- eph, London, which is to be held on Sunday, May 22. It was decid- ed to have a card party later in May. The meeting was then adjourn- ed by Mrs. Frank Evans. HENSALL WOMEN'S INSTITUTE ENTERTAINS ZURICH AND KIPPEN Hensall Women's Institute enter- tained the Kippen East W.I. and the Zurich W.I. in the Legion Hall May 11. Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Sproat, the hostesses, had the hall attractively decorated with spring flowers, lace cloths, candelabra, etc. Mrs- Shirray, president, wel- comed the guests. Members answered the roll call with "My favorite flower." Mrs. Goodwin presented the auditors' report. Mrs. Geiger, secretary, read correspondence from Mr. and Mrs. Orr_ Mrs. Shirray discussed the dis- trict annnal in Thames Road Church on June 1, -and asked for delegates- Mrs. Armstrong,. Mrs. Beer, Mrs. Shirray, Mrs. Orr, Mrs. Payne and Miss Gladys Luk- er volunteered to attend. Ladies are reminded of the Kins- man Bean Festival on Labor Day, for which a float is' being planned. Mrs. R. J. Paterson and Mrs. Raye Patterson were named as conven- ers to make arrangements. The June meeting will be a pic- nic, on June 22, at 5:30. Mrs. R. Elgie is offering her grounds for Try Some of Our Fine Garden Plants for Beautifying Tour Garden We also have Flowers and Grass Seed. Eckenswiller GROCERIES ' Phone 8 ' Seaforth McKillop Students Are O.A.C. Grads At the O.A.C. convocation exer- cises he1# in Guelph last Tuesday afternoon, the degree of Bachelor of Science in Agriculture was awarded to Murray Mills, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mms, Walton, and to Arthur Bolton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bolton, Winthrop. CLEAN - UP The Place! Iceland bas no railway. CLEAN-UP! Have the appearance to go with the house. Sid Pullman's BARBER SHOP Biafra:its and Shaves { with Berry Brothers' Paint SPECIAL . PItIcE -Window Shades 1.42 Subs -Curtains and Curtain Material -Table Oilcloth 79e We now have our FIRECRACKERS SEAFORTH 5c-$1.00 STORE E. LARONE Quality Merchandise At Popular Prices this affair. Hostesses are Miss Lammie and Mrs. Goodwin. Mrs. Norminton and Mrs. Chapman will plan sports. Mrs. Shirray expressed thanks to the hostesses, the program con- vener and all responsible for the enjoyable event. Mrs. E. Elgie, program conven- er, then occupied the chair.- Mrs. Henderson, of Kippen, gave a challenging motto entitled, "The fellow who pulls the oars hasn't time to rock the boat." Miss Margie Elgie, in costume, danced the "Highland Fling." Mrs. R. Broadfoot was piahist. Touching readings were contri- buted by Mrs. Anderson, of Dash- wood. Mesdames E. Coates, M. Sherritt, J. Middleton and A. Hess favored with pleasing quartettes, "Love Came Calling" and "Mag- nolia Bloom," accompanied by Miss Lammie. Mrs. T. Meyers, of Zurich, in an interesting manner, discussed "The. Making of Ham- mered Aluminum Trays." Sever- al finished models were on display. Mrs. R. Middleton, as speaker, chose the topic, "The Pall of Mod- ern Life." Stress is the cause of most diseases. Chemical balance is governed by three glands. We } are . subjecting ourselves to too many stresses. How can we avoid stresses? Stress is the greatest of all killers. Let us minimize it. We do need bobbies; we need daily relaxation; we need quietness," said Mrs. Middleton. Mrs. Anderson placed a beau- tiful Irish linen tablecloth, show- ing the emblems of the British Empire and other mottoes. During the social hour, Mrs. H. Rose and Mrs. C. Eyre moved votes 'of thanks to the Hensall ladies. -Lubrications -Oil Change -Car Repairs -Gasoline WHEN YOU LET US KEEP YOUR CAR FIXED - UP SHELL SERVICE STATION Phone 452 NEIL C. BELL Goderich St. West Clean - Up YOUR CAB ON THE B -A Savings. PIan... For Clean-up, Paint -up and Fix -up Week, take advantage of the Customer's Saving Plan. For every $1.00 purerm.se at our Station, you will get a Savings Stamp entitling you to gallons and gallons of Gas and other B -A Values! CLEAVE COOMBS Phone 592 B -A SERVICE SEAFORTH BEDDING .PLANTS PLANT AFTER MAY 24th WHEN THE DANGER OF FROST IS OVER 50c Box Artist in Flowers PHONE 393 SEAFORTH SEAFORTH MAYOR URGES CLEAN - UP CO-OPERATION The'ocal 'Chamber of Commerce is promoting a Clean - Up - Paint -Up Campaign for Seaforth, commencing May 23. They are to be congratulated on this worthwhile endeavor. We have a lot to be proud of. We have .a beautiful Lions Park on the eastern entrance, that has brought many fine comments to us from people throughout the Province. We are soon to have a new modern Swimming Pool. Everyone should lave pride in himself and pride in the Town he or she lives in. A town is only as good as its citizens. I have complete faith in the citi- zens of my town of Seaforth. I feel quite certain that they will respond to the important appeal to make our Town just thebest looking town in Western On- tario. We have good streets, lined with beautiful maple trees - a sight to be proud of from Spring to Fall. We have a grand Bowling Green at the south end of town, and I think the most beautiful flower garden on North Main St. that can be found in Ontario. The Centennial Committee are working night and day to bring all our old boys and girls back home during Old Home Week. Let us make a real effort to clean-up - paint -up, so they will arrive here in a daze of admiration, and leave here proud that they belong to good old Seaaorth. Make those lawns and flower beds just a little better. Paint the house this year instead of next year. - Merchants: trim up the front of your store. • If these things are done, I know you will be proud of yourself as a local citizen, and be proud of your Town of Seaforth. E. A. McMASTER, Mayor SEAFORTH, May 14, 1955. • ..r,� 9