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14 THe OSHAWA TIMES, Soturdey, May 19, 1962 HOME OF THE WEEK ] HOME DESIGN NO. 438 Double picture window 'gives a novel and striking appearance to the exterior of this 1% storey honie. Entry hall provides direct access to all major areas of the house. Living-dining "L" with door to terrace is a spacious room that will permit various furni- ture arrangements. Den is a dual purpose room with sep- arate closet. Rectangular kit- chen has table space in '"'win- dow-wrapt" corner, door to terrace and good traffic cir- culation to other parts of the house. Stairs' to upper floor are near front entry. The upper two bedrooms are un- usually large with plenty of storage closets, also full bath. Basement contains laundry and heating facilities. Second floor may be completed at future date as space is requir- ed. Standard Builders Blue- prints for this design No. 483 cost $15.00 for the first set and $5.00 for additional sets. They are available in Canada by return mail. (Ontario resi- dents must remit 3 per cent DINING 10-310. tarde h (Ama BHO sor. BLD RM. HALL 166.10.0+16-6-6-0 a NO-A38 GROUND FL. 1190 $Q. FT: ment, Custom Designing, etc. Also included in this book are plus over 100 popular and full details of how to order new designs to choose from. blueprints. sales tax). Now available at this Newspaper Office (or from address below) is the New 1962 Design Book en- titled "Canadian Guide to Home Planning and Design", price $1.00, and is tax free. This new edition includes in- formation on Financing in Canada, Building Construc- tion Details, Landscaping, The Building Editor, Oshawa Times, Oshawa, Ontario, ( Enclosed please find 50c, for which send me Book of Plans entitled "HOME PLANNING GUIDE" Mail requests 10c extra. (Please make remittance payable to The Oshawa Times). NAM cccccccccccccccccccccccccvcescosccces oevecccccccces YOUR GARDEN By A. W. Rundle Rundle's Garden Centre, Oshawa An aanual is a plant that completes its life within one year; that is, it grows from seed and flowers and dies in one year. There are many ways in which annuals can be: used to improve the beauty of a home A new home can use annuals for temporary beauty until a permanent planting of ever- greens and shrubs can be es- tablished. In more established plantings, annuals can be used in perennial borders to add col- or throughout the summer when perennials are not as colorful, since most perennials are spring blooming. Low growing annuals are also very useful in the rock garden for summer color. In the foundation planting of evergreens and shrubs, the proper choice of annuals and pot plants, such as geraniums or tuberous begonias can add color and life to the front of your home from May until Oc- tober. Flowering shrub borders and group plantings can be made more attractive by use of annuals until the shrubs are large enough to bloom and to fill the spaces left between. them at time of planting. Many annuals are grown for Annuals Useful In Home Plans use as cut flowers to beautify the inside of the home. These would be best grown in rows in the kitchen garden in order, not to destroy the effect by cutting them from your decora- tion plantings. Probably the most. common use for annuals is in bedding or specially prepared beds for these plants alone. They are also planted on top of tulips or daffodils which have finished blooming. These specially pre- pared beds cane be of various shapes and 'sizes in relation to your property. Plants of one color combination can be used in this way to bring mass color to your garden. Most of these plants can be started indoors from seed but the average gardener will be well advised to buy most of his plants already started. The setting out of these small plants would best be done on a cloudy day or in the late afternoon or evening and should be watered with soluble fertilizer. Although most annuals will grow in average soil you should dig some humus such as peat moss or manure into the soil and add a complete fertilizer which will contain nitrogen phosphoric acid and potash. An- nuals in the most part are fairly free from diseases and in- sects but a made to too late. Some of the best low grow- ing annuals for borders and rock gardens are: white alys- sum, mauve alyssum, agera- tum, lobelia, portulaca, taget tes, French marigolds, pansies and violas, -- Some of the tall varieties for background are: salvia, zinnia, African marigolds, celosia, clle- ome, nicotine and cosmos. Most. annuals are sun loving plants but here are a few you could try in a partial shade: petunias, phlox, pansies, violas, lobelias, celosia, and verbena, For further information on an- nuals just contact your local nurseryman, This article has been written by a local member of the On- tario Nurseryman's Association. Be sure to watch for next week's article on Flowering Trees and Standards. control these before WINS STAKES BALTIMORE (AP) -- Wheat- ley Stable's Batter Up, an in- vader from New York, won the $20,000 - added Black - Eyed Susan Stakes at Pimlico for a $5.40 payoff Friday. Batter Up suddenly moved on the inside during the final 100 yards and won by a nose from Narola. Spooky Creature was third. The winning time was 1:45 4-5 for the 1 1-16 miles, Flaming Page, owned by E. P. Taylor of Toronto, finished seventh in the field of 10, TS... McLaughlin Heating for @ FUEL OIL e STOVE OIL @ Prompt Delivery | 104 King W. 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Pattern 437, which gives actual-size cutting guides for all the angles of seat, back and supports, is 50 cents. This pattern also is included in Packet 63 which is an Indoor- Outdoor Assortment of patterns all for $1.75, Send orders to The Home Workshop Dept., The Times, Oshawa. 8 eres MOSAIC TILE PATTERN 477 A pool and bench in tile add interest to gar- den. And here is a secret -- the pool tiling is applied to a wood frame that masks an old bath tub. The bench also has a base of wood. Pattern 477, which gives directions for both these wood frames as well as illustrated steps for the tile work, is 50 cents, It is also in the Mosaic Tile Pattern Pack- et No, 78 for $1.75. Send orders to The Home Workshop Dept., iThe Times, Oshawa, air, were awarded honorary doctor of laws degrees. ANTARCTIC VOLCANO SPECIAL PRODUCT The Gobelins tapestry works in Paris started in the 15th century as a dye works, run by Jehan Gobelin and his brother |Gilles. 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