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12 THE DALY TIMES-GAZETTE, Saturday, July 11, 1988 Build, Repair or Remodel Yo N.H.A. DESIGN-OF-THE-MONTH 4 | Winni This three-bedroom, 114-storey house designed by architects Wilson and Newton, of Toronto, has a simple but meny prospective home-owners. 14 : bas I to (} P thet sh The roomy Interior plan Is just as attractive and features a large living-dining room which runs the full depth of the house. A bay window, ayerlooking the lewn, and two windows flanking a doorway The hi leading to the back garden provide place serves as the focal point for the a pleasent and bright atmosph amengement of fumiture in the living section. Liteh t of cupboards and t, A large hath floor plan. Two additional bed- rooms end a The house has a total figor area of 1,210 square feet and a cubic measurement of 18,335 cubic feet. The exterior dimensions of the house are 30 feet two inches by 24 feet 10 inches. Working drawings for this house, known as Design 300, mey be obtained from Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation at mini- mum cost. Many Advantages Seen In Use of Insulation A survey conducted a few years ago by a major publishing house showed that 87.3 per cent of pros- haild, intended to been proven through tests that 'mineral wool insulation cuts redec- orating costs by restricting the of dust laden air through ive home S nsulate their houses. The number that actually followed through with their original plan is not available, but we can be fairly certain that a high percentage did so. Because mineral wool insulation is comparatively new in relation to other building materials and a profitable "plus" item for any home owner, it is important to know the advantages mineral wool has to offer. These include the principles by which insulation ac- complished its results as well as the forms in which it is manu- factured. While somplete informa- tion is readily available from your local insulating contractor or building materials dealer, here are a few points worth consider- Mineral wool insulation is most commonly known for its features of saving fuel and promoting com- fort in home during winter as well as giving a cooler house in the hot weather. In addition, it has wall and -ceiling surfaces. Equally important, however, is the .fact that mineral wool is ab- solutely fireproof, and has been known to prevent conflagrations which might otherwise have been caused by electrical short circuits in the walls. Because of this, a house insulated with mineral wool is considered a better insurance risk, and definitely adds to the re- sale value. In the near future we may very well find that an unin- sulated house will be difficult to sell. ANCIENT COIN SWALECLIFF, England (CP)-- The British Museum has acquired an ancient coin believed to have come from a wreck in the Thames estuary. It is a small gold piece of the Merovingian mint, Cologne, bearing the name. of Gaucemar. It is thought to date from the 7th century. Writhing Reptiles Infest Prairie Town CHATFIELD, Man. (CP)--The Chatfield area, 75 miles north of g, lays claim to the most rolific snakes in the world--and he healthiest. . Every spring, harmless garter snakes turn the town into somie- thing between a hangover and a nightmare but it doesn't seem to % worry Chatfielders. A few snakes were reported in town this year but nothing to what Helped Lilies GEORGETOWN (CP) -- The North American Lily Society will hold its annual show at Hamilton July 17 and 18. Among the guests of honor 'will be Isabell Preston of Georgetown. : Although she will not be showing any of her own blooms, many of the entries will be descendants of the lilies she bred at Ottawa. Miss Preston worked for 27 years with Dr. W. T. McCowan, federal horticulturalist, in developing new strains of lilies which would grow in Canada. She began her flower breeding at the Ontario Agricultural College in Guelph. PE No Buck Rogers Weapons -- Yet HAMILTON (CP)--Defence Min- ister Claxton says 'the day of the Buck Rogers type of weapon is fortunately still around the cor- ner." "I will not say how far around the corner it is," he added, after he made a brief tour Friday of a Canadian Westinghouse Company plant producing equipment for guided missiles. About 20 electronic projects for the defence department and the North Atlantic Treaty Organization are under way at the plant and represent the work of about 1,000 engineers and research experts. Mr. Claxton implied that Ger- man scientists engaged in guided missile work in Germany during the last war are among those work- ing at the plant. He said there are number of engineering and re- search teams which have drawn people from many different parts of the world including Europe. There are more than 1,000 is- lands in Lake Nipigon, Ontario. ONTARIO FLOOR SANDERS OLD FLOORS REFINISHED WALL AND FLOOR TILE SUPPLIED 3 AND LAID DIAL 3-7251 You build for the future HENDERSON'S when you build with CONCRETE BLOCKS it was three years ago. First signs of the invasion were reported on the highway where numerous snakes, apparently sunning them- selves on the gravel, were killed by cars. Three years ago an attempt was made to wipe out the reptiles with chemicals but it had no noticeable effect. "We just had to learn to live with them," said A. B. Martin, municipal clerk at Inwood, a nearby village. Chatfield postmaster Ed Hobor- ough is something of a local auth- ority on snakes. He. said it is a r year for snakes due to the ack of sunshine. Rock clefts and blasting holes in the area tend literally to become snake pits. Mr. Hoborough visited one of these, about three miles north of Chatfield. He reported it was a mass of writhing reptiles. CCF Would Rid Provinces Road Program By Canadian Press Staff Writer WISETON, Sask. (CP)--M..J. Coldwell, national CCF leader, said Thursday a CCF federal govern- ment would provide adequate fi- nancial aid to provinces for high- ways of national and international importance. He said the failings of the fed- eral government were evident® in its highway policy. The Liberal government had demonstrated time and again that it lacks imagination and foresight when it comes to | taking appropriate measures to the building of a more prosperous Can- ada. The CCF leader, nearing the end of a week-long tour of his home constituency of Rosetown-Biggar, made his election campaign ad- dress to about 75 persons at a public meeting in this town 100 FOR FREE Simcoe North Don't Get Stuck! LET US PAVE YOUR DRIVEWAY ASPHALT PAVING IS ALWAYS DRY AND CLEAN ESTIMATE DIAL 3-8132 W. B. BENNETT PAVING LTD. Oshawa miles southwest of Saskatoon. Earlier Thursday he spoke briefly at ceremonies officially opening a new bridge at Saskatch- ewan Landing, 30 miles north of Swift Current. He said the CCF is assisting provinces for road building would consider mountainous or woody ter- rain and lare road mileage which boosted construction and mainten- ance cost. Provinces then could use much of their own funds for feeder highway, secondary and market roads. : STOCKHOLM (CP) -- The A-32 Lansen (lance), the Swedish Air Force's new 700 mph all-weather jet fighter, has flown "faster than any other aircraft in this country," officials disclosed when the plane was shown to the press. MEETS REQUIREMENTS | OSLO (CP)--A large exhibition | demonstrating advantages of auto- matic devices in industry was 'held here recently. Called "automat- ica," the show featured all kinds of automatic production controls, safety devices and business mach- ines. EVERYTHING IN . WOODWORKING 2,23 BED. Oshawa Woodwak 233 SECOND AVE. DIA| 3-290) ALL-WEATH YEAR "" KOOLVENT All-Season * All © AWNINGS ER and Grading Excavating Bulldozing on all Types of Work Sand & Gravel Prompt Service on ALL Orders! 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