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TIMES HOME OF THE WEEK mmo in, Tk Walls In Good Shape | | | QUESTIONS ANSWERED By LEE WILSON - Q. "How do I go about taking a faucet apart to fix a leak? I cannot see how to remove the handle." Little Care Can Keep Many new homes employ '"'dry-| with two or three applications of wall" plaster or gypsum wall-|cement of the type used for tap- A Not every faucet (tap) is board on interior walls. This ma-|ing joints in drywall panels. made the same way, but gen- terial should give you excellent' Spots or smudges on interior erally they are more or less like rviee and, with minimum care, walls can be removed with athe illustration. Here you will for the life of the house. One| fine grade (No. 00) of sandpaper. notice that the handle is fastened affiliate. the Oshawa Build- advantage of drywall construc. o 'to the stem br means of serra- ers' Association.) tion is that it eliminates the| EXTERIOR WALLS crack in an tions and held in place by With a minimum of care and entry of large quantities of water). torior masonry wall, cut into @ Screw on the top. Sometimes, attention, you can keep the in- into the structure of the house, |. a V-shaped groove toa depth [10 make a neater looking job, terior and exterior walls of your such as occurs when plastering he Ithis screw is concealed by a cap (This is one in a series of articles entitled "How To Buy a Home and How to Take Care of It", provided by the National House Build- ers Association and its local dition. Cracks conventional walls as a shrinkage in commonly plaster result lumber occur interi of norm used f HOME DESIGN No. 295 Neat and trim, this three bedroom home of cedar shakes and brick construction boasts a full basement with plenty of room for recreation. Large closets are found in the sleeping areas and the kitchen features a cheerful work area with a corner sink under a window The large living-dining combin- ation is well lighted by the large picture window and in- lheavy street traffic. Becau early in the life of the orating until the house settled or "broken in" can be filled by the home own: or by a professional decoratc {pounds are commonly used. home attractive and in good con- is done on the site. This means, in turn, that contraction and ex- in pansion problems are less, since or they are caused largely by mois- al ture or] Alnor cracks can still occur, framing. The cracks can also be of course. due to other stresses|from falling out. After brushing caused by vibrations set up by in the house. It is best to leave the channel se repairs of these cracks until re- cracks are most likely to ue decorating is done. At that time it with a mortar composed of on house, | fill while it's drying out, many home compound (available from your|(Mixed to a consistency of damp owners postpone expensive dec-|paint the cracks with spackling or hardware store), with fine sandpaper, er SCUFF MARKS oT Sometimes unusual abrasions | Plaster, spackle or similar com- scuff or indent the surface of in-|with a stiff bristle brush or a terior walls. These can be filled cludes a fireplace at one end. | There is a guest closet in the separate entry hall which is made private by an attractive trellis partition. This home in- vites a second glance. Same floor plan is available for solid brick or brick veneer construc- No. 208 RA 1020 Sg Fw DES Cu Fr. SAR. 356 oh The Building Editor, |WGR-TV Channel 2--Bffalo TELEVISION LOG CHCH-TV Channel 11--Hamilton CBLT-TV Channel 6--Toronto|the consistency of a heavy paste! WKBW-TV Channel 7--Buffalo WROC-TV Channel S--Rochester|"Y, 2 WEEN-TV Channel 4--Buffalo tion but with one car attached garage in' place of breezeway. Standard Builders' blueprints costing $9.75 a set may be ob- tained for this design No. 295. For further information write to: The Building Editor, The The Times, | SATURDAY EVE, Oshawa, Ontario. 5:00 P.M. ball | 3: | 11--~The 7--Texas | 6--Good 3: 11--Rev 7-8ix Gun Theatre 6--~Jim Bowie ( ) Please send me further details about how to obtain standard 2-Twilight Theatre Building Blueprints for Home Design No. 351. Des | S--Monmouth Oaks Plans entitled "71 Selected low cost Homes for Canadians." | : M. (Please make remittance payable to The Oshawa Times. Ye ay 7--Early Show 6--Atlantic Turnaround 5--Dick Clark 4--Wrestling 2--Rendezvous Show [R 11-6--Cour | 7--Bowli | | S--Gift | 5: | 7--Brave | 2--Featu 4+~-U 2---Af \ 6: 11-6--Fatk 7--Roy 5--Mave | 4 20th kh | N=] Lov | 6--~Decen 7--Mave 5.2--Susp | 11--Centu | 7--Lawn 5-U.S 9: | 11-6--Wor 4+-GE 10 5-2---The Chief "71 Selected Low Cost Homes obtained at the newspaper | S5--Lawrence Welk FIRST AID TO AILING HOUSE ier to commer. what de soe ilo ANSWER: Use a top quality| of B Round Table | 11-6-New |11--Saber of London 4--Face Two suggestions have come in|gest giving the bare wood two!/the container as to thinning, sur-| 5,2--People Are Funny | 7--Serge been successful using lard or face EST oN {1165 2-Perey Presents this method, she spoiled a lot of ment windows throughout the!llooks as if it were made of small 4-Wanted--Dead © : : | What can it i 11--Headline and for price marks, Thanks very resulting in a pool of water on Je put on § to brighten SWER: ; yar-| use od how ER: A coat of spar var-| 4--Brenner QUESTION: Several years ago when warm,| QUESTION: We want to re-| ¢--Have Gun, will Tray- becomi dark and the -chair|ecold wi vs ivi . ng cold. window surfaces, giving up leas : Aly gn, mmercial product 10:30 P.3 cleaning. Can I wash these pieces|that this condition exists. It may | 7--Walter Winchen hot baths, ete. Ventilate|yge? 3---Flight 00 PM tine; go over it twice to be sure vented directly to the outdoors! hdd ), . 3 Weather varnish can be used for finishing, |by installing storm sash on all whiting or fuller's earth, moisten | : % Col 1 Mi h STAIN FOR FARM BUILDINGS With a putty knife or trowel, § sor sh information on mixing 'creosote, half-hour. Scrape off and rinse| Shove | ¢Priva WORKSHOP inexpensive stain to use on old Moving paint from two sides of Times, Oshawa, Ont. A new for Canadians," price 75c., in- office or by writing to this 6:30 P.M, 6:45 P.M. shutters this summer. What type 11--The Rifleman By ROGER C. WHITMAN rican Patrol | 7--Lone {shutter or trim paint, following| 130 P.M. 7--Dick Clark 6: for removing glue from plastic|or three thin coats of paste floor face preparation, etc. | | 4--Reckoning | 5--~Meet cream or similar material to re- SWEATING WINDOWS We have a fence! 7--Jubilee U.S.A. plastic things. Another reader, | house. Now, when the heat is on|trees. The wood is :untreatets Alive i i it, oth Fri 7--Lawrence Welk much, Mrs. D. R., and "Anon." _ |the sills and a paint job ev as haiti? i i i i { §2--Black Saddl lean 1 effect a viirel nish will brighten its appearance. | 30 PM od 11-6---Great Movies 1 refinished several walnut pieces to condensation e the varnish finish from at| © arms are gummy where arms| moisture. House air shou'd not be! co; would be| é~Gunsmoke with turpentine? Can they then|be caused by cooking or laundry! reo: Is there a homemade prep-| 5" cot 45 ANSWER: Yes, the furniture the house thoroughly on bright T ; . n: M. | ANSWER: An _imexpensive|yy.s_caC News, Weather the "gummy" quality is removed. [should kelp. The window con. | Pixing dry trisodium phosphate) 7--Plashouse if you want a glossy finish; for the windows. |ed with enough water to make a | 2 Just Wm | 4--Playhonse PATTERN Home Planner book entitled cludes this design and may be kind PL Sereqsnsinensanons BURR | 6-4--News: Sports of paint is best for this? §--1vaunhoe 7:30 REMOVING GLUE |a slightly lustrous finish, 1 sug- manufacturer's instructions on 6--8wing Easy 11-6--Bob boxes: Mrs. D. R. says she has wax, BRIGHTENING WOOD FENCE | 3:00 P.M move the glue. Before she found QUESTION: I have metal case-|around the back of the house. It| 3:39 PM. 3 M. "Anon" uses lighter fluid for this they sweat and steam up badly, vps ery | 6--Naked City year. What is the AN CLEANING FURNITURE ANSWER: The sweating is due HOMEMADE PAINT REMOVER | '15 Great Moves with turpentine and oil. They are damp house air is chilled on the mov: t two sides of our house, 10:00 pM. rest on them. The furniture needs| permitted to become so damp|quite costly for that amount of 0:30 P.M be finished with a satin varnish?|vapors, {aration which we could make to| Silent Service can be down with turpen-! i wiped pen- dry days. Installing a kitchen fan, | paint remover can be or to|pe car New i M | wi i S--Rescue # Any high quality, quick - drying|densation can be greatly reduced with twice as much powdered| {paste. Apply a half-inch layer 'i--The Late Show THE HOME QUESTION: Do you have any allowing it to remain about a| 1:30 P.M. linseed oil and paint to make an|With clear water. However, re-| 2--Late Watch 46 | 11 7 5 -6--Lon --Plavh {farm buildings? house will be enormous job. ANSWER: The department of agriculture recommends the fol. REJUVENATING TV CHAIRS | {lowing to make creosote stains: QUESTION: i thin pigments ground in linseed |!eS TV chairs. Is there any|, , | |oil, with the mixture consisting of |SPray on the market to rejuve- 9:00 A.M. | {two parts (by volume) of raw Date these faded - looking chairs? | ¢--Let's Open The Door linseed oil, two parts of turpen- | They are covered with a fabric-- 9:30 A.M. tine and two- parts of coal-tar|DVlon or rayon or cotton (pink |creosote plus one part of brown | tweed). japan drier. T recommend send-| ANSWER: The only ing 15 cents to Superintendent of SPray, available at many house- Documents, Washington, 25, D.C., wares dealers, is not suitable for| 5--Man To Man for a copy of Farmers' Bulletin use on nylon. There is a plastic wid Jerry ol {No. 1452, "Painting on the Farm" rubber fabric paint that can be 0:45 AM. which contains information about brushed on. You might try spray- 8--Look at Congress By RUTH W. SPEARS {various types of paint for use on/ing on an enamel. | 3--United Appeal Canvas seat and back in bright|farm buildings and paint applica- aM ORANGE POP ON CARPET color makes this chair attractive|tion. | T-Teut Fatiem, for indoor or outdoor use. Pat-| QUESTION: How can I remove| 4--Eye on New York tern 465, which shows every step REMOVING PAINT {orange pop stains from my tweed Bwindustiy, on Parade and gives actual-size guides for| QUESTION: We are looking for! carpet? 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Christophers Rasslin Life Theatre 30 P.M hobo ts 00 P.M try Calendar ng hristophers Edition of Life 00 P.M. Eagle rama 30 P.M. s Magazine Ranger | the Nation 00 P.M Cummings ant Preston The Press Annie 30 P.M her Knows Best Rogers rick Century | 7--Who Do You Trust 5, 2--From These Roots 4--The Verdict Is 7--American Bandstand 5-2--Truth or Consequen- ces | 4--Seri 00 P.M. e Lucy als 43 PM. | 11--Popeye | 5-2--County Fair | #--Kdge of Nig | MONDAY EVE | 5.00 P.M. | 11--Family Theatre | 6--On Safari 5-- Playhouse | 4---Cartoon Storybook | 2--Three Stooges | 5.30 P.M. | - 76--Mickey Mouse | 4- Dinner Date * | | nber Bride P.M. rick vicion ht NING ry Stories nan Marshall 2--Superman 0.00 P. 7--Early Show | 1'-6--News | 2--Casev Jones 615 PM. 6--Dauger in my Busi ness 00 PM. 1d's Stage Theatre i 630 PM 11--Family Theatre 6-4-2--Weather; News 645 P. M. 5--Huntley-Brinkley 0 PM Theatre Ransom of Red te De'ective Renort PM. 11-6-4-2--Weather: News g Shot 7.00 P.M. house | & rabioio --Bold Journey 4- Death Valley Days 2-Science Theatre Weather 715 P.M. 7--News: Weather 7.30 P.M, 7--Polka-Go-Round 6--Scan 4--Name That Tune 5-2--Buckskin 8.00 P. M. | 11-6-- Millionaire 4---The Texan | 5-2--Restless Gun 8.30 PM, | 11-6--Joan Fairfax 7--Bold Journey | 4--Father Knows Best | 5-2--Wells Fargo '0.00 PM. 11.6---Danny Thomas 7 --Pantomine Quiz | 5-2--Peter Gunn | 4--Frontier Justice 30 P.M. Hilites Show ground ire Wa: :30 re 5 PM. ra Three 5 AM Weather viuvie PM 00 lay : Roundup 15 AM. AM, 11, 8--Cannonball | 7-U.S. Marshall Pattern about equal to the width of the |V at the surface, but not less than half an inch deep. By thus making the crack wider under- Ineath than it is at the surface, vou "key" the repair mortar, into the wall, thus preventing it| free of loose par- ticles, dampen the crack and fill| el {part cement and two parts sand. | {earth, the mortar will pass has smoothing the surface after it through a No. 50 mesh screen.) Then. be- hardens fore decorating is done. cracks Then redecorate the entire wall. heavy paste made by mixing dry | Fill medium cracks with cement base with a little water. | Force the paste into the erack putty knife. To match the exist-| |ing wall finish, use a colored] |paint to form the paste. Instead of cement base paint, you can use a mortar as described above | |for large cracks. But thin it to dding a little more water. | or fine hairline cracks ce- will suffice, | short, stiff- | | ment base paint worked in with a | bristled brush. | BRICK WALLS Walls of brick or glazed tile may be cleaned with a soap and water solution. Stubborn discolor- {ing can often be remoéved by |gentle scrubbing with a house- {hold scouring powder. Be sure to {select a cleaner which will not {erode or etch the glaze, however. | Efflorescence, a white powdery {substance, sometimes develons on masonry walls. It can fre- quently be removed bv scrubbing with water and a stiff brush. If {this doesn't work, a solution of | hydrochloric acid, not stronger {than one part acid to nine pa-ts | water, should be used. It is im- {portant to rinse the wall thoroughly both before and after acid washing. If the efflorescence looks green, a solution of commercial |caustic soda, composed of one Ipart soda to 10 parts water, |should be used instead. | If mortar joints between bricks |soften, it may be necessary to fill them with cement mortar. Cut out all loose mortar to a depth of at least one-half inch, clean the cavity, refill with ap- propriate mortar and finally tool toa smooth, compact concave |surface. Small mortar cracks lean be waterproofed inexpensive- ily with a two-coat application of cement sand grout. Peacetime Rerord In Deficit OTTAWA (CP) -- The friarp' eovernment had a budget deficit of $609 316,844 in the fiscal year ended last March 31, highest ever vecorded in peacetime and the fcurth time since the 'Second World War that the government has gone into the red. The size of the deficit, an- nounced Friday by Finance Min- ister Fleming in a final account- ing for the 1958 - 59 year, was shaped out of revenues of $4, 754,722,689 and expenditures hit- ting an all-time high of $5,364,- 1039,533. Previous record spending was $5,322,253,505 in the war year of 1943-4, In his budget sp April 9 or disc pressed into a recess in the handle. This is probably why you couldn't find the holding screw. It is under the cap. Once removed, you can undo the screw and remove the handle. (If you notice there is a nut under the handle, this should be slackened before trying to remove the] handle). | When the handle has been re-| moved, unscrew the cap nut but don't pull it off the shaft. The whole shaft can be removed by turning it counter clockwise. On the bottom end of the shaft you will find the washer It is re-| moved by undoing the centre holding (brass) screw. For about] 25¢ you can buy a bag of assort-| ed washers. Select the right size| and replace. However, before re- assembling the faucet, examine the seat against which the wash- er makes contact. If pitted it should be recut as a pitted seat THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, August 15, 1959 13 ORONO HX. PATH TAREN By. WATER WEN TEP 1 ores will soon wear away the new washer, and the leak will start again. A special inexpensive seat cutting tool is available for this purpose. You may even be able to rent one from vour local hard- ware store. If the tool is not im- mediately available, assemble the faucet anvway, but figure to recut the seat at the first avail- able opportunity because the life of the new washer won't be very great if the seat is bad. Inci- dentally, before tightening the cap nut, make sure the shaft is screwed right down so that the washer is in contact with the seat. If water leaks around the cap nut, slide it back on the shaft and wind a few turns of well waxed string (clockwise) around the shaft. Tighten the nut and the leak should cease. Address any queries re build- ing to Lee Wilson, 8 Berkeley St., Toronto 2, Ont., or care of this Newspaper. For reply, a stamped, self-addressed envelope must be enclosed. | CROSSWORD PUZZLE 2. Hardened 3. Manuscript ACROSS . Maladies . Measuring copiers worms 4, What? Mongrel dog 5. Exclamas External tion of seed disgust covering (slang) . Goddess 6. Fly of discord aloft . Actor's 7. Mistake part 8. Looks . Black pleased (poet.) 10. Smoother . Mariner's 14. Short hazard stockings . Motorcycle 17. Claws compart. ment , Glide on snow . Half an em . Firmaments Editor (apbr.) . Viper Sow bugs Ornamental nail . Health resorts . ¥{others of Irish gods (poss.) Perches Baseball team Short doze . Face to face Mended DOWN . Gaming cubes (H[ATR]STHECIAIRIVIE] EIL]TITIERMAILITIEIN] MADIRIERIBIE AN] (PLUISTANEH I EMIT! |] CIUIR] [E[R]A TIED] [ISIE] 19. Splic- ing tools 20. The IAIDIAIG]T IOJH| gl L100 21. Kind of [U[TEMFIRIATS] coffee [MENT I [Sl [D]A[S) Har. T/A INBNA EIR 1 [E] vests |LILISILIEREBIR]IIDE] 26. Pig- OICHEIRMAISIPIE[R] ment Yesterday's Answer for paint 29. Weaker 31. Landed property 88. Italian poc 22. 86. Percolate 38. Hastened 42, Rough lava | 43. Music note By MRS. JOHN FORRESTER ORONO -- Michael Fagan, Markham, is spending the sum- mer with Mr. and Mrs. O. Cooper. Mr. and Mrs, W. Carmon and family spent the weekend at Pic- ton. Arthur Allred, Portage La Prairie, has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Les Alldred. Doreen Alldred is on holidays at Syracuse, N.Y. : L. Hoy, N. Boyd, B. Wood and R. Cochrane have left on a motor: trip to Winnipeg. Brian Tamblyn accompanied iMr. and Mrs. F. Tamblyn, Ham- |ilton, on a motor trip. John Tamblyn, Jr., spent weekend with Mr. and Mrs Tamblyn. Donna and Bonnie Couvier are on holiday at Pigeon Lake. Mrs. Branch has purchased the home of Mrs. Linton and will take up residence shortly. Mr. and Mrs. M. Brown and family, Toronto, spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Dick AUDLEY By MRS. FRED PUCKRIN AUDLEY Church service was conducted Sunday by Bill Guthrie. The pastoral prayer was given by Fred Puckrin. M. Bon gard, Pickering, delivered the address. G. K. Pratt is visiting his sis- ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Thompson, Vancou- ver. Mr. and Mrs. Danny Store spent a few days in Ottawa vis- (iting relatives. | Mr. and Mrs. A. Richards and {family spent a weekend recently |at the home of Mr. and Mra. | Jack Hodson, London. Nancy and Lynda Puckrin are (visiting their aunts, Mrs. Jack | Gale, Alderwood and Doris Hol | linger, Toronto. | the a PLUMBING PROBLEMS? We offer fast, expert work- manship . . . all tools are on the truck! Rates are low , . . terms on installations. Free estimates, Call today. LORNE GOODMAN Plumbing & Heoting 758 Mary St. -- RA 5-1044 NAVY MASCOT DEAD ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP)-Billy XIV, the U.S. Navy's goat mas- {cot since 1947, died Wednesday |of old age. The durable Billy was |at least 15 years old. He was 2 |veteran of 12 football seasons, nt {least four kidnappings and sev- feral fumigation efforts. | WOMAN CHARGED MONTICELLO, Fla. (AP)-- Mrs, Louise Walker has been {charged with aggravated assault in the wounding of a nine-year- old Negro girl who tried to use la rest room at Mrs. Walker's [truck stop. Mrs. Walker said Wednesday at a hearing that the gun fired accidentally and she was released on $250 bond. Sev- eral birdshot pellets pierced the Mr. Fleming forecast a deficit higher by $8,000,000 at $617,000,000 on revenues of $4,770,000,000 and expenditures of $5,387,000,000. The previous high for a peace- time deficit was $39,342,586 in 1919-20. The all-time record de- child's legs. Yor REV PLUMBER WHEN THAT OLD TAP cutting the frame from solid|suggestions on how to remove ANSWER: To a quart of warm | stock, is 30c. A Lawn Furniture layers of paint from av old porch water, add ome teaspoon of al Packet No. 38 containing four flooring. Would you advise al neutral detergent powde other full-size patterns is $1.75. torch or sanding machine? |teaspoon of as pa) ne Address orders to The Home| ANSWER: Because of the fire|az clean cloth Workshop Dept. The Times, Osh- hazard, I don't recommend a this solution to the stained area , or sponge, apply | | 11:30 AM, | 7--The Christophers S$--Kit Carson 4--Target | 5-2---Theatre 10.00 P.M, 11--This Week in Foot- | ball | 7--Our Miss | 6-4--Playhouse | 5-2-- Arthur Mu Play ficit, $2,558,277,125, occurred in the war year of 1944-45. 2-District Attorney 9.15 AM 7--Devotions 9.30 AM, 7--Romper Room 5--Favorite Story 4--~Camera Three | 2--Western Round-UP 12:00 Noon 7--Herald of Truth S---Space Ranger | | J | Brooks awa | THE WOODCUT? ACTION WCHL i - |torch. Although you don't men- | tion the kind of floor, I assume it| is of wood. A sanding machine] #@ would be the quickest and least| NX Any stray breeze starts this windmill. whirling and the little man begins to saw wood at top speed. Pattern 202, which gives actual-size cutting and painting directions, is 40c. This pattern is also included in the Windmill and Weathervane Packet No. 11 messy method for removing the |layers of paint. {DARK WOODWORK | chased an old house. We have| three young children. There is wood. The finish must be durable because of the children. wiping -from the edge toward the| ¢--News: Weather centre. Then, with clean cloth or white blotting paper. Repeat if necessary. Then, |brush pile gently. 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