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DINNER ||s-6t10-9" TERRACE " ms . KITCHEN @l 1210%8-5" AY DINING LIVING 2I-4" « 13-4" BR. TROP NY BO 12/6" Ul B.R. 11-6'x 10-9" 10-6" OTTAWA REPORT By PATRICK NICHOLSON On the marquee of the big cinema at the foot of Parlia- ment Hill, huge letters blazed forth the title of the current at- traction: 'The Stripper." That Hitle could equally have been applied to the almost Shakes- pearean tragedy being unfolded) up on the crest of Parliament) Hill, with Finance Minister Walter Gordon in the limelight, and "the strippers" as the mys- tery characters, v In his budget speech, Mr. Gordon rightly criticized a H method of tax avoidance which has become "increasingly prev- alent in recent years,"' This in- volves the distribution of cor- poration profits to shareholders without the payment of income tax, he said, adding: "It is an abuse which has become expen- sive to the public treasury." It is known in sophisticiated f:- nancial circles as "stripping." "T shall therefore propose that, effective tonight, the min- ister of national revenue be given power to look through so- called dividend stripping trans-| actions (and assess them for jn-) come tax)," declared Mr, Gor-| don, | WAS IT A LEAK? But the finance minister) B.R. W-2"x10-2" ee | | BATH ee CLO ILECLOSCG B.R. H-2"k10= 1" Gordon's Mistakes Wreck Confidence astrously our stock exchanges, and on foreign exchanges where Cana- dian stocks are traded, Record volumes of trading aggravated and were caused by record fluc- tuaiions of prices. Professional traders made fortunes--did they get any advance tip-offs? But private' investors got dis- "caught in the switches," ALICE IN PO cs Confidence in )Canada was gravely shattered. The high hopes of: the new Liberal Gov- ernment collapsed like a pricked balloon within their pledged '60 Days of Decision." It was a decisive debacle, whose mem- ory will not fade in 60 times 60 days, There cannot be suspicion that Mr. Gordon deliberately leaked budget secrets. But it certainly seems that a newly-arrived Alice in the Won- derland of Parliament, in his in- experience he made some dis- astrous mistakes, His new de- vices, conflicting with the es- tablished ways of Parliament, were the cause of his downfall --for it seems probable, as this is. written, that he will be re- placed later as minister of fi- nance by Trade Minister Mitch. ell Sharp--who was preferred FIRST AID TO AILING HOUSE )|WORN LEATHER TABLE TOP f:'\finish a leather table top that QUESTION: How can I re- s in bad condition? ANS : Cover the leather surfi with a good quality enamel, in any desired color. Be sure to remove all trace of grease, wax, grime, etc., before applying the coating. REMOVING WAX QUESTION: How can I re- move wax from a vinyl floor? The wax on 'the filoor is chi; ping off in places and 80 would like to take it all off. ANSWER: Excellent floor wax-removing preparations are. widely available at supermar- kets, housewares and /hardware stores, Follow manéfactures label instructions for use care- fully, YELLOWED CABINETS QUESTION: My kitchen cab inets, both over the sink and below the sink, have turned a gga color, I think caused y the use of natural gas for our stove. The refrigerator has turned yellowish, too. I am con- sidering using oven cleaner to clean these, Is this safe? Or can you suggest anything else? ANSWER: The yellowish color is not due to natural gas but from cooking vapors in the kit- chen, which leave a grease film all over. Usually this can be re- moved and the surfaces cleaned with a scratchless cleanser or a hold cleaners. These are widely available at supermarkets and housewares dealers, Whichever product is used, be careful to follow label instructions. LEAKING COPPER TUBING QUESTION: The copper tub- ing joints of our hot water heat- ing system, leading up to the first floor, have been so! and resoldered, again / and again, but the solder does' not adhere well and we have sev- eraf leaks. Is there any thing else that can be used to remedy this situation? ANSWER: You fail to state the type of solder used on the joints, There are many types made and I suggest that a knowledgeable hardware dealer or plumbing supplies dealer, be consulted as to the type. Also highly important is the cleaning of the surface and being doubly sure that the leaks are amply covered and filled. I have had excellent luck fix- ing leaky pipes without using solder at all. Instead, I merely wrapped handy patch material, avialable in kits at most hard- ware stores. Very quick, very easy, Very effective. CRAYON ON WALLPAPER | QUESTION: What is the best! THE OSHAWA TIM ES, Saturday, June 29, 1963 13. and room well ventilated while working). When dry, brush off and replace with fresh paste. Repeat treatment if necessary. PAINTING TRIM QUESTION: The woodwork and inside trim of my house are varnished natural pine and fir| I should like to paint over this, but past experience has shown that paint readily chips off when put over varnish. To remove all this varnish either by sanding or removers would be a never ending job. Is there any primer that might make a borid be tween varnish and paint? ANSWER: The reason the paint flaked off varnish, as suming the surface had. been thoroughly cleaned first, was that paint won't adhere to a eer surface, There is 2 iquid preparation available at most paint dealers for dulling this gloss and improving the bonds of the new paint coating Follow label instructions for use, DULL PLASTIC WALL TILE . QUESTION: We have plastic tile on the lower part of our bathroom walls; the upper part of the walls is painted. When we recently repainted the bath room we got some paint spat- ters on the tile and removed them with paint remover later, the paint remover are dull looking. How can we get the shine back? ANSWER: Try rubbing the dull areas with a paste made of fine powdere@ pumice or pow+ dered chalk and water, Then -- with a clean, soft, ary CARPETING OVER HEATING QUESTIONS: Several years ago we purchased a home with radiant heating, hot water type with the heat through the asphalt tilel Is there any canpeting we e? ; ANSWER: If the Yloor tem» perature is kept! below 85 de grees F,, the heat from the floor coils won't exceed that of summer sunlight falling on the floor surface. Any type rug or carpeting can be used an@ there will be no drying out of damage. -aeatalsdieacdacat Buying or Selling! GUIDE REALTY LTD. @ LLOYD CORSON, President © DICK YOUNG Vice-President @ LUCAS PEACOCK Sec-Trees. 16 SIMCOE ST. S., OSHAWA PHONE 723-1121 Now the areas where we used! method of removing crayon) marks from wallpaper? | ANSWER: Make a thick paste of powdered whiting or fuller's earth and a nonflammable HOME DESIGN No. 462 Quite often a four-bedroom home becomes too large after the children are grown and away from home. Such is mot the case here. You will notice that the rear cenire m can easily be con- verted into a TV room if three bedrooms are all you require. Extra lavatory is conveniently located. Entry hall wides direct appoach to all major areas of the home. The living area is spacious with a charming bay ample light and ventilation. Separate dini area and functional kitchen complete the layout of this well planned Brick Veneer home. It would be quite easy to add an at- tached garage where indicat- This would entail elimin- ating the end diner window but to offset this, the rear ene could be made 'onger, Standard Builders Blueprints for this design No, 462 cost $15.00 for the first set and $5.00 for additional sets. They are available in Canada by veturn mail, (Ontario resi- slammed the stable door after) for the job by several top Lib- the strippers had bolted. Thejerals from the beginning; and money markets of Canadajthat Mr. Gordon's brother-in- echoed with stories that an un-)law, Defence Production Minis- cream clean-up wax made by ajliquid spot remover and? cover nationally known manufacturer|the marks with a layer of this or one of the all-purpose house-'paste (best keep windows open precedented avalanche of strip- The Building Editor, Oshawa Times, Oshawa, Ontario, CO Enclosed please find $1.00 for which send me Book! "HOME PLANNING GUIDE" Mail reauests 10c extra, (Please make remittance payable to The Oshawa Times). of Plans entitled Name Address eitIIii iti A weeeeeeeeeeseneseseeereeressesscerenene ping operations had taken place in the two or three weeks be- fore this sudden budget meas- jure, Estimates suggest that as much as $500,000,000 in the prof-! its of hundreds of corporations) | were thus abruptly paid out un- jtaxed, costing the public treas- ury millions yor dollars in | avoided tax, | Was this intellikent _anticipa- tion? Or was it promipted by a leak of Finance Minister Gor-| don's intentions? dents must remit 3 per cem, sales tax), Now available at this Newspaper Office (or from address below) is t "Canadian Guide to Home lanning and Design," p 1.00 and is tax free. new edition includes infor tion on Financing in Ca Building Construction. Landscaping, Color ture Arrangement, Custom Designing, etc., plus over 100 popular and new designs to choose from. Also included in this book are full details on how to order blueprints. ne + |panies, . | SHOW BOW Ss, ' | NOTTINGHAM, i- |(CP)--A Robin Hood festival is! and pipeline stocks? SO Se RAS mae |. While this stripping was pos- FOUND NO TAKERS jsibly the greatest escape from LONDON (CP)--The author Of) the budget axe, many other a book about a terrorist plot to) eyebrow - raising developments kill General de Gaulle sought! occurred in the days before and ce against the French) just after the budget. Why did assassinated) some builders amass unusually I ation. There were) high inventories just before the no offers from insurance com-|new sales tax of 11 per cent | was imposed on building mater- jials?. Was it coincidence that 'speculative positions were Englanditaken by stock traders in cil ibeing held here this summer in| The: budget was followed by the city famed for exploits by) Mr. Gordon's ill - timed an- jthe outlaw archer, Among ex-/nouncements of amendments to hibits will be a bow reputed to/ his origina! proposals, The have been used by Little John,| prices of stocks crashed and one of Robin's lieutenants, jsoared and crashed again on ter Drury, will move up into the trade post. TB INCREASES A 20 per cent increase in new) } ALIGNMENT active cases of tuberculosis in Manitoba during 1962, Dr. E. L. Ross, director of the province's sanatorium board announced. There were 283 new active cases reported last year. SEAPORT FAR INLAND The port of Montreal is 1,000 miles up the St, Lawrence from ithe open sea. FRONT-END ALL CARS > JOHN BEAN BOLAHOOD REAL ESTATE -- MORTGAGES 5-6544 "Visualiner" SPECIAL 95 PHONE for 728-6221 appointment Free Pick-Up and Delivery Service GENERAL TIRE 534 RITSON RD. S. NERAL TIRE OF OSHAWA 728-6221 if You Don't B it At Bad 8 YOU PAY TOO MUCH! BAD BOY s== Open Nightly (Except Saturday) 'Til 9:30 KING ST. E. AT TOWNLINE : 728-4658 (SSS Oe Wanted ™" for ONE LAST EFFORT FROM EVERYONE -- TO PUT THIS WORTHWHILE PROJECT OVER THE TOP! ... Oshawa Civic Auditorium These Oshawa and District Firms Endorse and Solicit Your Supp ort to the Civic Auditorium Drive for Funds... Give Generously ! CREDIT BUREAU OF OSHAWA LTD. 286 KING W. OSHAWA 725-6591 AUTO WORKERS CREDIT UNION (OSHAWA) LIMITED 50 BOND ST. OSHAWA W. F. BOWDEN & SON LIMITED 54 BURKE ST. OSHAWA 725-5533 FLYING DU & RESTA E. MOTOR HOTEL BOWMANVILLE HIGHWAY 401 623-3373 TCHMAN URANT FOX WELDING & INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES LTD. 25 GRENFELL ST. OSHAWA Everything for weiding 723-7772 - 723-7743 THE LAWYERS OF OSHAWA HAVE GIVEN ALMOST $15,000 We're still short of our goal of $1 million needed to build the Oshawa Civic Auditorium. If this auditorium is ever going to be built we need the support of everyone! EX-OSHAWANS IN FLORIDA AND ARIZONA HAVE DONATED! Everyone agrees the Civic Auditorium is a thing. So. let's do something about it -- NOW! Hourly rated workers have come up with a ter- rifi¢ response to the Payroll Deduction Plan . . . now, let's see what you salaried workers and others can do. We are soliciting you now -- so please be generous! THE WOODVIEW PARK NEIGHBORHOOD ASSN. GAVE $2,000 This isn't a charity drive -- the money con- tribute today will be returned to you Spa aete sand ways... in the pleasure you and your neighbours and your children will get from this great new Civic Auditorium. So give -- NOW! EVERYBODY'S PITCHING IN -- HOW ABOUT YOU ? lf h t al ade { ce teagibrredpernaie rat 3 ag 8 si Pre duction, or call 728-7309 or write Box 63, Osh- awa. Do it now -- while you are thinking about it. LET'S BUILD IT OURSELVES... FOR OURSELVES! __ Architect's Model of the Proposed Civie Auditorium .