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14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, August 19, 1967 THE TIMES HOME OF THE WEEK 13-4 Po Ee ee sat or | L as ' PORCH Toble STUDY OQ} BEDROOM | ee 13-4 « 8-0 Spoce 90x POF 42-5 x 11-4 Ay 4 i i STORAGE | 6 © samen si : { ' Z { CARPORT bh Leger econ remeron 2 Hf 13-49 20-0 ! HALL | oi ee '. DINING ' | 60x 7-0 | i hn LIVING ROOM BEDROOM | ° 14-9 x Pare oa | fea 2 enrey 12-0 ound Tt 1) H aad monn = Sn Se i j 4° PLANTING i WL PORCH [henna Oh + Ss foi ed {| With a planting box to Mail requests 10¢ extra. 'Please make remittance? | 5 Winton the: withante: So of Plans entitled 'Suburban and Country Homes." payable to The Oshawa Times.' The Building Editor, Oshawa Times, Oshawa, Ontario. (0 Enclosed please find $1.00 for which send me Book NAIM ccccecccccsvccccvccseeccccccscecevessceceeeseeecces Address FIRST AID TO AILING HOUSE ing, the painter was doing the; BUS TO MOBILE HOME? wail, I asked if. the molding | QUESTION: We have just/wouldn't be better able to purchased an old' school bus resist dampness if it were} which we plan to convert to a'painted on the inside surfaces,| mobile home in the woods.'too. The painter merely laugh-| Where can I get plans, including/ed and said not to worry about cooking, sleeping and eating jit. Should 1? areas for such a vehicle? ANSWER: Probably not H : é ; But) ANSWER: Quite a nifty idea! |inats not why the painter told| | offered walk into a living and dining | "L" that is spacious enough for any furniture arrange- ment. Featured in the room is a fireplace and_ built-in China cabinet. Two large bed- rooms with wardrobe space, plus a study that will serve as an extra bedroom are among the many comforts here . A hath with plenty of linen room is also provided in this modern one floor home. The kitchen ar- rangement is planned in a | step - saving fashion. with ample table space, and easy access to basement and side door. Design is suitable for any type of heating. Standard blueprints for this Design No. 610 cost $20.00 for the first set, and $6.00 for ad- tional sets. Blueprints comply with the National Building Code of Canada and are ob- tainable by return mail. (On- Kowalski Hits It Big In Film Director Role By BOB THOMAS | "I've been in the picture busi- MADRID (AP)--The dark, ness for 32 years," he reckons. unassuming young man rattled| "So I'm ready for anything Spanish with fluent ease and that comes along. seemed like one of the ele hs a gy as an actor workers on the movie set. when he was five. But he was the director, and|,, He became a director during te comer from the San Fernaz the explosion of TV series film- do Valley in California. His) '"% ' jali Se re ; He developed into a specialist Regis: Bernard Kowalski. _ jin pilot films and scored an The director was rehearsing/amazing 1,000 batting average a climactic scene for East Of/in his last four: Mission: Java with his principal players:|tmpossible, Rat Patrol, The Maximilian Schell, Dianelyjonroes and next season's Baker, Rossano Brazzi, Salin y pp, Mineo and Barbara Werle.! 'That seemed to impress the Speaking in quiet tones, he cinerama people, who were drilled.them in their lines again|jooking for a young director and again until he was satis-|who could handie what looked fied. like a pretty difficult picture," Bernie Kowalski sat in a cor-|said the director. ner of the set and mused about : ' the massive change in his| MOVES FAMILY -- career as a film maker: He moved his wife and four "Until this time I have been} i sae dealing with the small screen,/f0" What did indeed:turn out to : > ee toe |De @ difficult picture. Minea- Now for my first feature I've - ; got the biggest screen of all." tures of the Krakatoa explosion i ' lalready have been filmed in FACES CHALLENGE iItaly. Kowalski began principal A television veteran, Kowal-|photography aboard a 100-year- ski now faces the challenge of old freighter called the Batavia the limitless possibilities of/ Queen in the Mediterranean. Cinerama, in which East of| 'We had more than our share jJava is being filmed. Having of problems, because you caa't \titillated the public with every-|contro! such varying conditions thing from roller coaster ridesiof weather, sea, children and to speed-car racing, the Cinera- animals," said Kowalski. ma people are going all-out in nearly everyone bore up under this one lvery. trying circumstances. My Everything is' included, from/life was threatened only four hurricanes to underwater explo-|times." iy lration te balloon ascension,| He found that his television ending with the explosion of the background proved invaluable {volcano Krakatoa, right there for improvising under bigest val jon the big curving screen. It also helped that he cou | You might think that all this communicate immediately with iwould overwhelm Bernie|/the Spanish crew; he spoke Kowalski, who trained in Perry|Spanish at home during his | Mason and Rawhide. Not at all.|childhood 'GARDEN GUIDE | Here's Some Planting Tips On Three Bulbous Beautiful Plants By A. R. BUCKLEY jed outside before flowering. The ' 1 bulbs should be planted six to Three bulbous plants, the rine inches apart and two inches bright autumn crocus, the ether~| pelow the surface of the soil and jeal Madonna lily and the hardy) should not be disturbed for many, | amaryllis have at least one thing! voars. The foliage develops in | in common; they must be plant-| ihe spring and grows very fast] jed between now and the middle into large broad leaves, which} children to Madrid to prepare} have found 14 human skulls some more than 400 years ol Other finds in the excavations|try that he loved, is brought to include a frescoed wall, pottery|life -- its sights, smells and fragments and a charcoal layer HIT PARADE FOR TEEN - AGERS The following is this week's hit parade as chosen by teen- agers of Oshawa and district and supplied by the Dise Shop of the Oshawa Shopping Cen- tre, 1, A Girl Like You --Young Rascals 2, All You Need Is Love --Beatles 3. The Boat. That I Row To Sir With Love --Lulu 4. Agnes English --John Fred and Playboys . Cornflakes and Ice Cream --Lords of London . Baby I Love You --Aretha Franklin . Light My Fire --The Doors .Testify --Parliaments . White Rabbit --Jefferson Airplane 10. Pleasant Valley Sunday xa oO wm i) --Monkees | FIND BONES MEXICO CITY (AP)--Work- men digging a subway tunnel | LIBRARY NEWS AND REVIEWS . The following book reviews were written by Miss Suzanne Ball. Miss Ball, a graduate of Queen's University has worked in the McLaughlin Public Library during the summer and will attend the University of Toronto Library School in the fall. Papa Hemingway -- A. F. Hotchner Ernest Hemingway has writ- ten many powerful, exciting novels and short stories -- all varied in their characters and backgrounds. Which of these |books really presents the true |person of Hemingway? | His close friend Hotchner (Hotch) portrays the great writer as the driving spirit pro- |ducing the vitality within all of them. Hemingway lived the | life he wrote of and tried to re- upon paper. Spain, the coun- | upon his. passions and desires d. jsounds -- all of which are inie- more than 1,000 feet long. Ex-|gral parts of Hemingway the perts believe the charcoal re- man and Hemingway _ the {sulted from a fire about the| author. time Spain conquered the area} "But in the 16th century pbb piabsbarbsprbdasvsvasrrpiasababasbavasadns w 1867 1967 Ernest Hemingway was al ward appearance as a bearded, carelessly dressed and gruff old man gave no indication of the sensitive and fantastically in- quisitive mind which dwelt within. A worldly man, a Nobel prize winner, Hemingway re- vealed to his closest friends (Hotchner included) a child-like and rather pathetic naivety which increased as the years passed. Telephones for exam- ple plagued him throughout his life. He regarded them as he would rattlesnakes and handled them in an appropriate man- ner. Hotchner way to the presents Heming- reader of Papa is intimate and warm. The book is well written and anyone -- student or layman -- will en- joy and profit from it. Life of Dylan Thomas -- Con- stantine Fitzgibbon This new book is another biography but differs in pur- pose. The Life of Dylan Thomas is not meant for casual enter- tainment but rather is a thorough scholarly document. Fitzgibbon was chosen to Hemingway in a manner which} Warm And Intimate Story In Ernest Hemingway's Life of Dylan's estate not only be- cause he was a contemporary of the poet but also as he was a close personal friend. The weak unstable character of Dylan Thomas is conveyed by the author who dwells upon his susceptibility to alcohol and his consequent drunkenness, Dylan created his own myth, one of a revellious wild young man, and died at the age of 39 attempting to live it. He was the son of a Welsh professor, a frustrated poet who encouraged and found self- fulfilment in his son's poetic accomplishments. Dylan's married life on the other hand was less successful and at times extremely turbu- lent. He enjoyed the compan- ionship of other poets and writ- ers, especially that of Pamala Johnson, and spent much time jin discussion and debate. Students and admirers of | Thomas will find this book fac- jtually enlightening and will |gain a heightened understand- psychological paradox. His out-' write the book by the trustees!ing of the man and his art. 1967 CENTENNIAL BUSINESS and SERVICE DIRECTORY hahehalahaletailet ihe his tt Mhebeb E LLL DIIISIS ISIS vee | ... A REALLY GOOD PLACE A FINER USED CAR! BOWMANVILLE, ONT, TO BUY 623-3396 ANNANDALE Country Club * MEMBERSHIPS * PAY-AS-YOU-PLAY 27 HOLES Special rates for Unfasten Your Eat Belt for . -- OR -- ENGLISH STYLE FISH 'N CHIPS McMU CHIPS'N GRAVY If AY'S BEATTY HAULAGE *& Construction *& Excovating *% Send, Gravel, oom Ace>u WILLIAN ed Acco Telephone HOPKINS ed Accou ing, 187 tario, 725 Beadle ¢ YALE, F fered Act Bankruptc Oshawa, GORDON Accountan ping Cent BOB CL/ Complete coe Stree JOSEPH tant, Lice East. 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Full | crocuses that do flower natural-| | di tb ay t- Oshawa Municipal Airport ba mneiiing UP the whole nouse! : . ..| details on how to order blue- |jy in the fall, but these do not| like most lilies, it must be plan 728-3191 114 Stevenson South -- 728-7780 IN MEM ANSWER: You don't have to) ANSWER: When porcelain is, prints are also inclided in y in iA ce ae hardy or as|¢d shallowly, with not more than) Ser ines resort to creosote, if that's; chipped clear down to the black} thik book --, bolle fs spring-flow.| o€ or two inches of soil over the| 0 h M verse; 25¢ a what's troubling you. There are/metal, there is no true dis-/ - jeasy Per |top of the bulb, as the foliage is shaw: 9, a within 8 da several excellent types of wood guise. All you can do is to make) Order Book from: Homograf | ering ee + ae almost evergreen. 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QUESTION: In several places! make s patch to stand up under ATIKOKAN, Ont. (CP)--! ber. Or they may be placed in| thvboeh the aimatiey Wi Bors We "design engrave \\ Ups % Gen. Repairs Specialists BODY & FENDER LUGHEN: 6 or vig lglg ge has bump' constant exposure to water, Moose and deer declared war ® saucer valid Hye ones) a ithout{deaux mixture, which prevents|} vn monuments, ----W# || % Asceveras Prive & a * Repairs to, All $2.38 PER I ed up. How can I m 4"soap and detergents for any on motor vehicles in a two-day oon Cate or soil. If treated in| 4ttacks of lily botrytis. Canciah (ace =< R i models. SPRAY PAINTING p y js " é sou, | ri ANSWER: With a sharp ees al ae aunt period in July, when they|this manner, they should of) Plant the Madonna lily where Statues & Greens STATHAM'S BA epairs SPECIALISTS WORD ADS blade -- linoleum knife is much aontait ng epoxy at any paint caused three accidents with course, be planted right after it gets half shade and is protect-| 1437 King E. 728-3111 255 King E. 723-4733 || 13 Bond Ww. 576-1670 || R.R. No. 4 (King E.) 728-3401 4 p.m. DAY the best of any slice aCTOSS ctore and touch up the defects. damage estimated at $600. A| flowering led from the east and southeast. | Lost AND the bulge. With a long, skinny/p eyceedingly careful to re. moose ran into a truck, another, _ However, they will not produce} If you ae only a sunny ape Uphol: BIRTHS ANE blade, like a spatula, push BEL ess . d eollided| such an abundance of flowers)tion, plant it among perennials, > om. DAY "move every trace of soap film into a car, and one car c ; | Speci am, more linoleum adhesive through ¢..4 4 »xt year as they would if plant-!so that its roots are shaded. et reasonable fe or ileum aie iu ci ear we OME th ten dn Hoo ANNANDALE COUNTRY CLUB | +=: yee ' : : & Furniture ¢ j under f th } +. swmtee _ --_-- = 3! Abbe 4 p.m. DAY u : ee ae e ad --n aot SHOC KPROOFING ME TAL DOWN MORY LANE | 'emai. Church St., Pickering, Ont. 942-3210 sere & CLASSIFIED | Geiecnady, Hecwen 60 utile ee ae oe ME | ARMSTRONG HOMES # Gisstom Bult hep gine will force 'he cement "aD pala prey tage chairs, my 's 3 Prownte One of the most picturesque yet challenging golf courses in the area is Furniture ae umns of larg rr family finds lie ls now & ser- e e , the Annandale Country Club in Pickering, Ont. Located on Church St. ot Ay CANCELLAT! ce the irioce wilce valle Git nee aie, rium Dream Palace | Forest Glen | eect), arorise Gry ce So 27 nomen | Partington Uphotsiery ponmecseh : ri) re aun ace whic' Bib weather. When anyone walks] u ] | holes for the golfer, 8 sheets of ice in a modern curling rink and a well- SOWA ST. W. Any adverti need constant wiping. Weigh' across a carpet then touches! HEIGHTS appointed club house, Estoblished In 1962, Annandale is @ favorite course OWMANVILLE publication v the two sides down until the the metal, a shock results. Of for many of the area's golfers and the scene of many tournaments includ- 623-7341 dooscdhabe cement has set. * Split-Levels ing company tournaments. Skip Williams now in his third year os pro ot rin wee jcourse the same thing happens | WALNUT FURNITURE |when touching a metal switch-| QUESTION: Our oil-finished Plate, but we're used to this. walnut dining room set has be- [8 there any trick for insulating come quite bleached from the the metal? afternoon sun. How should | go ANSWER about restoring its former deep flood of Christmas catalogs, and rich appearance? The voice of Don Allman is, "I was located in a small cub- Up until the past known to thousands in Oshawa icle up ina corner of the build- 1 who remember him primarily/ing with no more than a quarter for two things -- he was the an-|of the ice surface visible. This ANSWER: All that's needed would have said very little can nouncer over the public address| meant we had to depend entirely is to get the oil finish off, so be done, beyond raising the system at the old Oshawa Arenajon the intereom system with the you can work more walnut stain humidity of the house air. But 1 and he still holds that position! timekeeper. Frequently ge noise f 4 pan' with the Oshawa Civic Auditor-, of the crowd caused so much dis- Fie ue ak ae ene, et, & Stay Or Be : tortion it was difficult to hear do this through oil, wax, shel : : ium , lac, yarnish or any other finish shocking metal, which sounds! pon Joves the auditorium, calls what was being said. One night h t "a dream place in which to during a play-off game | had to The wood must be completely #5 though it would. be the an- it 5, clean.) So merely wipe off the swer to this annoying problem work, oil with finest steel wool and I did not send for any, so 1|}When he t the cannot vouch for its effective-!sports abode but he gets nostaglic)have one of the fans relay infor- alks about his former|mation to me as to what was being said."" turpentine. Then comes ; si stain followed by more of the ness. But the description made; "J spent three years in that Allman recalled how fans ail-rubbed finish or any other good reading If you have any arena, most of the time cramped often lined up at 4 a.m, for type you want of those shopping catalogs still. in a small observation booth hockey tickets some of them glad : around, look in them. Also you that didn't even allow for a full of the chance to sit on the high PAINTER LAUGHED could ask auto supplies shops view of the ice surface, but it rafters. QUESTION: I had a sereen- large hardware stores, house- Was a most happy time " he' William "Bill" Kurelo, now general-manager of t he Oshaya Civic Auditorium, and 'Bob" - Dionne, coach of the Junior "B" e ° . Oshawa Crushmen (ast winter) both worked in concession booths lmarron rip £rdalse ares | Allman recalls that Paul and | George McNamara of St. Mike's | Majors were known as "'the two As Prime Outdoor Drama [iPr arena all dressed in their hockey ef porch added to house. wares sections of big depart. Said today. While the carpenter was putting ment stores Allman added our HOLI OOD (AP)--Birth of Combine that situation with a, Also devised for a series attire and why not? They had a televis serie rough, tough marshal who has regular was MacGregor, played| donned their attire in their dad's The need arose because Gun-|worked both sides of the law. {by Percy Herbert: "He is an)new Cadillac while the family smoke was running out of power; For that chore, CBS hired | outrageous, irreverent Scots-|chauffer kept guard", he said. after a the prime Christopher Knopf, who created!man. ageless really, but full of Allman knew sports figures CBS outdoor drama. "Get an-|The Big Valley for ABC the most incredible fantasy, buil like the late "Doc" Rowden other definitive western," came! In July, Knopf started work)and fantastic dreams you have] ('one of the nicest fellows you'd the message from the network's on two documents: a 20-page! ever imagined." ever want to meet,"') Charlie head man, William Paley. |presentation, outlining the era,} Knopf submitted the pilot Conacher (" a big guy with a The programming executives|characters and intent of the|script in October, and it wa8| booming voice") and Tracy responded. Since virtually every series; a 62-page pilot script. |warmly received by the CBS/ shaw (a quiet sort who really area of western history had brass. By now the series had) got things done with a flourish.") been treated on TV, they were RETAINS CHARACTERS grown in concept from an hour|" He remembers how the late stymied for something) 'The writer retained two of the;to a 90-minute show. Two new|«Red" Tilson could "rag the new. Then the idea was pre- characters that had been origin-/ overseers had been added to the} puck when the heat was on" and sented: Why not place the series ally outlined -- Jim Crown,|project, dubbed Cimarron Strip.|haw "Billy" Tayor could domin- in the Oklahoma Panhandle of played by Stuart Whitman; a|They were Leonard Freeman, | ate the play almost anytime he 1888, five ygars before the land photographer named Francis) who is no longer with the show, | decided to take over. _ rush? Wilde, played by Randy Boone.'and Philip Leacock, who re-| Allman, a former radio an- The time .and place offered Knopf added a girl, Dulcey--|mains as executive producer. /nouncer, regards his present possibilities. It was a period of|Jim Townsend--born in England) CBS scheduled the series at)job as public address system anarchy when the farmers were'and reared in New England,|7.30-9 on Thursdays, before the|announcer at the Oshawa Civic in fierce combat with the cattle|who inherits a house of prosti- network's feature movie Thus! Auditorium, -as "a wonderful ranchers who had leased vast|tution and turns it into a Way-;Thursday becomes virtually ajhobby -- one which I Jove very ecreage from the Indiens,|ferer's Inn. Itwo-program evening on CBS, |much." at first But All Loved Old Arena DON ALLMAN ...As He Is Today DON ALLMAN | e+ + In 1939 * Bungalows * 3 & 4 Bedrooms Priced from only. $18,700.00 Down Payments as low as only $1,434.00 6% N.H.A. Mortgages Harmony Rd. N., Oshawa for Taher Information 'oll: 723-6461 723-8144 942-3310 Annandale and is ably assisted by Ken Benning and Earl Newitt. Memberships at Annandale are the lowest in the area. A senior man's membership is only $100.00 per yeor and o husband and wife membership is only $140.00 per year. In addition to the membership Annandale also has « "pay-as-you-play" arrangement os well for the convenience of visitors to the area or the occasional golfer. The membership committee is very active at Annandale and is continually arranging tournaments and other events: for its members. Whether you golf in the 70's or have yet to break 100 you will enjoy Annandale where the accent is on enjoyment. Call today, and pro Skip Williams, will be glad to help you with any arrangements, Cali Pickering 942-3210. THIS SPACE AVAILABLE FOR YOUR ADVERTISING MESSAGE LETE W/W) eins * Tools * Patio Stone All Available at: NG WEST Garden Centre 843 King W. 728-9429 During Our BONANZA SALE PELESHOK Motors Lid. 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