Clinton News-Record, 1972-05-04, Page 22—Clinton News-Rellorri, Thursday, May 4, 1972
Tips on
planting roses
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0.Y MARG RUDD
words. It certainly kills any
respect one might have had for
them. Let's all think twice before
we give someone an undeserved
blast.
INVEST NOW
0
This is the time of general'
cleaning up. both in the home and
outside, It is also approaching the
time when children will be
wanting to run about without their
shoes, This is a very dangerous
practice these days with so much
broken glass about. Not only is it
on the sidewalks but in the grass
where it is hard to see. It is
?Specially prevalent in the well-
fro veiled parts of town—not ID itch
use to appeal to car drivers not to
toss their beer and pop bottles out
on to the pavement, we fear,
Also along the same lines—we
wonder if parents should be
warning their children not to
drink the contents of pop bottles
found on the street. One tot was
observed drinking the contents of
a pop bottle which had been left on
the street, While it is very likely
the liquid was harmless. it could
happen that a child could be in
danger through this very thing.
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In the accou of of the passing of
Mrs. Jane Wilson last week, the
name of one of the pallbearers,
Mr. Harry Woolley of Brucefield,
was unintentionally left out.
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A Clinton boy, W. G. "Bill"
Nediger, recently returned from
an extensive trip to Moscow.
Leningrad. Tallinn, Estonia.
Sophia. in Bulgaria and Paris,
comes back on May 10 to the
church of his childhood (Wesley-
Willis) to share his experiences
by word and picture. Anyone who
is interested is welcome to enjoy
the evening.
Mr. Nediger taught
mathematics at Central Huron
Secondary School before going to
Althouse College as Registrar
and, at present, is at the
University of Western Ontario.
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Ask any clerk in town if people
are always polite to them and you
will probably get a very loud
-NO". One wonders why some
people are so rude to those who
serve the public. Is it because
they think the clerk has no
feelings? Do they think the person
serving is too stupid to realize
just what is being said? More
people are rude on the telephone
too, than in person—some even
being vulgar enough to use,
coarse, offensive, four-letter
Roses are one of the most
attractive as well as one of the
most romantic of the garden
flowers. With care and attention,
they can be the center of
attraction in any garden, says D.
B, McNeill, horticultural
specialist, Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture and Food.
Roses are generally available
each spring packaged in a plastic
bag, with bare roots or in a pot.
The first two, bare root or in a
bag, are essentially the same and
are handled in the same manner at
planting time. Roses in this type
of packing should only be planted
while they are in a dormant
condition, Once long shoots are
produced, planting is more
difficult and the chance of
survival is reduced, Roses sold in
a container can be planted at any
time during the growing season.
When planting bare root roses,
remove all wrapping and packing.
Follow recommended practices
for planting all trees and
shrubs—use good topsoil, well
packed around the roots and finish
off with a good watering,
Potted roses should have tine
container slashed .in several
places or removed completely at
planting time. For best results,
plant them without disturbing the
soil ball, They also should he
planted in good soil and watered
well.
Either potted or bare root
roses transplant more easily
early in the season. As growth
commences, the planting of bare I
root plants will be more difficult
and chances of survival reduced.
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Girl Guide Cookies will be sold
from door-to-door by the local
Brownies and Guides on Saturday,
May 13. Please support your Girl
Guide Council by buying Girl
Guide Cookies. With each
purchase of a box of cookies you
are supporting a unit of a world-
wide youth organization dedicated
to the purpose of developing a high
standard of good citizenship
among rising generations,
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Mr. and Mrs. Larry Kain of
Orangeville. (formerly of
Clinton) have returned from a
two-week winter holiday in
Switzerland, They travelled on a
charter which was arranged by
the Ontario Federation of
Snowmobile Clubs, staying
mainly at Interlaken. The first
few days were spent
snowmobiling up to Habkern, a
trip on the Schilthorn which is the
longest cable way lift in the Alps.
This is where the James Bond
movie, "Her Majesty's Secret
Service" was filmed. They rented
motorized bikes (regular
bicycles with small motors)
which go about fifteen miles an
hour, and spent two days up and
down the mountains to Beatenberg
and Grindelvald. By car, they
visited France and Italy and
Geneva. Larry and Marg took a
nine hour journey by train through
and around the mountains to Scuol
Tarasp, the hometown of Larry's
mother.
It was springtime in
Switzerland with the temperature
ranging from 65 to 75 degrees.
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Last week we had an enquiry
from a reader about an article in
the paper regarding lawns. The
article stated that a guide for the
care of lawns, by John Bradshaw,
was available free of charge to
anyone who would like one. We are
happy to be able to tell you that
there is a good supply of these
guides at Clinton Farm and
Garden Centre, Isaac Street,
which carries most of the
products recommended.
on 5 year
Debenture Investment Certificates
You earn highest interest on all of The
Municipal's Debenture Investment Certificates,
Interest payable semi-annually or left to
accumulate.
Terms: One to Five Years
Amounts: $100 to $20,000
For further information:
The Municipal Savings and Loan Corporation
P.O. Box 147,
88 Dunlop Street East,
Barrie, Ontario.
(705) 726.7200, A new coin-operated car wash is now under construction in Bayfield. The building is being constructed
by Mell Martin for Jack Morner's Sunoco Station.
the municipal
savings & loan corporation Fireworks date back to 1044 A.D.
MEMBER: CANADA DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Use 2 buckets or boxes of sand
as firing bases and set about 12
feet apart. Bury each firework
half way down at a 10 degree angle
away from spectators. A long
..piece of punk is an excellent
lighter. Extend atarm's length to
light firework and keep face
averted.
Keep a metal container
partially filled with water close
Records would indicate that
Fireworks have been around for a
long time. Their manufacture was
known in Europe before the end of
the 13th century and a formula for
a type of firework was recorded in
China in 1044 A.D.
Often, the ancients used
fireworks as weapons of war and
the way some people treat them
today, we wonder if this tendency
has been altered to any great
degree. Although rigid
government controls have
ensured removal of the most
hazardous items from our
marketplaces, it will also take
generous applications of care and
common sense to do the rest in
eliminating needless injuries.
Many families will attend
community sponsored exhibition
firework displays this Victoria
Day and the Ontario Safety League
agrees that it's probably the
safest way to celebrate the
occasion. Still, other families
will try on the role of amateur
pyrotechnician and host a
fireworks party in their own
backyard. If you're one of the
latter, the League offers the
following guidelines for a, safe and
successful evening,
Make sure your firing location
is on your own property and does
not pose a nuisance or threat to
your neighbours. Check for
overhead obstructions, such as
wires and branches,
Before dark, read the
instructions on each firework
piece and keep all fireworks in a
box, making sure to close the lid
after removal of each piece.
by for disposal of used firework
pieces,
Be sure to keep young children
away from firing points and under
adult supervision,
And above all, don't let that
noisemaker, the firecracker,
mar your celebration. It caused
81 percent of all the firework
injuries recorded for Ontario last
year.
LAWSON and WISE
0Cont.nWlete
insurance Service
and Investments •
5 Rottenbury St., Phone 482-9644
J. T. Wise—Res. 482-7265
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in the grocery business and is now a successful IGA
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FRAPES ORANGE Poly Bog
Flavour Crystals 5 p."'9:•°169'
DIXIE 5 oz.
RIDDLE CUPS
GERBER'S Strained Meolluss Vorielies LYSOL DISINFECTANT
SPRAY BABY FOOD 5 "i.sro; 75c
POWDERED PUNCH King
DETERGENT Boo 1.79
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OZ.
1.29 IMMO leMile MUNN MEMO
d. lEAN.PIERRE PROFESSIONAL Reg. or Hard Is Hold
HAIR SPRAY 14 otfi; 99°
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MARSHMALLOWS 1 Ok40:. 3/88c
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LETTUCE
A birthday party in a retirement home, With a cake with
real icing and candles to blow out And friends and
laughter and happiness.
Yes, you can buy happiness,
For others. Now. Today,
Give to The Salvation Army
Red Shield Appeal.
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