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8 The Waterico Chronicie, Wednesday, May 31, 1967 Hi Neighbour ace. I may add here, that in all cases, which were very few, conâ€" ditions were rectified immediateâ€" The major fire hazards that are is the storage of combustibles, paint, etc., underâ€" stairs, and sometimes too close to the furnâ€" In the coming weeks, you will be seeing more and more of our pumper out on inâ€"service inspecâ€" tions in various sections of the city; the men conducting these home inspections are out to help you; please help them to help you, by discussing what should and what should not be done in the line of fire prevention. HOME INSPECTIONS During the past week, your fire department has been conducting in service inspections of homes in certain areas of the city. We would like to take this opportunrâ€" ity to express our sincere appre ciation to the citizens for the splendid coâ€"operation that our men received during these inspecâ€" Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Wells and child, 84 Marshall Street, from St. Catharines. Mr. Wells is an auditor with the Income Tax Ofâ€" Mr. and Mrs. W. Craigman and their two children, 141 Meaford Drive, from Windsor. Mr. Craigâ€" man is a sales representative for Union Gas Company. Mr. and Mrs. D. Bertram (newâ€" lyweds), 175 Weber Street North, from Fort Erie, Mr. Bertram is a post graduate in chemical en gincering. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. McCunn and their two children, 16 Austin Drive, from Quebec. Mr. McCunn is a professional golfer with the Rockway Club. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Wilson (newlyweds), 158 Weber Street North, from Stratford. Mr. Wilâ€" son is in promotion for Colliers Publishing. This week we join our Hi Neighâ€" bor hostess, Mrs. G. F. House, in offering a most hearty "welâ€" come‘"‘ to new families settling in our community. They are: Mr. and Mrs. D. Pennycook and their two children, 295 Dale Cres., from Montreal. Mr. Pennycook is employed with Uniroyal Ltd. MISS IVY‘S LADIES & MEN‘S SLACKS WATERLOO CHRONICLE 15 King Street South MON. TO FRT. 8 30 am. to 5:30 pm ADS 7AAâ€"6364 ONE HOUR Fashion Cleaners Your Fire Department ACTION Monday â€" Tuesday â€" Wednesday ONLY MISS IVY‘S Classified ONE HOUR Fashion Cleaners 3 DAY SPECIAL Meet Your Fire Fighter Fire Prevention Officer ROBERT JAMES SLOAT, 93 Noecker Street, Waterloo Wife: MARGARET Two children: James 14, _ Blaine 10 Appointed to fire department February 1st, 1954. PROMOTIONS: Fire Inspector, November 23, 1959 Fire Prevention Officer home when our inspectors called, are cordially invited to contact the fire department and make an appointment for‘ an inspection. The number to call is 745â€"5602. THINK ABOUT FIRE WHEREVER YOU ARE ly on the recommendation of our Served in the Canadian Armed Forces. MANY STUDENTS AND TEACHERS at Winston Churchill Public School dressed in 1867 styles during last week. Here teachers Mrs. Ruth Litwiller (left), Mrs. Patricia Lillac and Mrs. Donna Bradshaw (in 65c January 1. 1965 Waterloo Stretches and shrinks with your house, so it lasts years longer than ordinary paints. Easier to use: brushes and hands rinse clean with water . . . quick drying . . . needs no primer. Attractive matte finish. Suggested retail $11.25 gal.; $3.60 qt. SALE PRICE $8.50 gal.; $2.85 gqt. ONE COAT WONDER WHITE SUNâ€"PROOF LATEX Easily the finest house paint money can buy. One coat gives a durable, dazzling white finish. Saves time, money, labour (and save even more during our Giant Sale). Suggested retail $12.75 gal.; $3.85 qt. SALE PRICE $10.00 gal.; $3.10 qt. SAVE 275 /75¢ WATERLOO LUMBER PITTSBURGH PainTSs &2 HOUSE PAINT / SALE © 3 WATERLOO LUMBER 358 KING ST. NORTH OPEN DAILY â€"â€"â€" 8:00 a.m. â€" 5:30 p.m. Saturday till 12:00 p.m. background) assist principal John Cowell (in top hat) in directing an outdoor class. A feature of the week‘s activities was a visit to Pioneer Village by 420 of the students. & 742â€"8 111 Special pigments protect against discoloraâ€" tion by smoke and fuel fumes. Stays brighter, fresher longer. Gloss finish. Suggested reâ€" tail $11.25 gal.; $3.60 at. SALE PRICE $8.50 gal.; $2.85 qt. CEMENTHIDE For brick, stucco, concrete block, asâ€" bestos siding and shingles. Rubberized. Reâ€" sists sun and moisture. Dries quickly. Sugâ€" gested retail $11.25 gal.; $3.60 qt. SALE PRICE $8.50 gal.; $2.85 gt. HURRY!IGiANT SAVINGS at your PITTSBURGH PAINTS dealer. *Sun Proof trim colors are slightly higher in price. *SUNâ€"PROOF OIL BASE WATERLOO QUART