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6A THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, April 30, 1965 NEW PEACH TREE New toy-size peach tree planting. Even if the gar- bears full - size fruit. It dener's yard is too small stands less than three feet for one of these dwarfs, he high and bears full-size free- can grow them successfully stone peaches often as early in tubs and containers for as the first summer after ornamental use on patios. Bow To Add Beauty Pee To Antiquated House Problem! To remodel improve a newly-acquired | teen-year-old house that's han-| plans were made to remodel the dicapped by a sloping lot over-|jower area -- a cluttered: base- looking an uninspired backyard | ment was transformed to bed- area. }room and bath. A couple in Oregon sought An outdoor patio was made the professional advice Of an} to seem an extension of the play- architect who put their ideas 0n!|r99m floor by using two inch paper and came up with plans | Inland Red Cedar strips to sep- for well-designed, comfortable} arate the paving. Thus, patio, and attractive improvements, at! playroom and sun deck all Jook- moderate costs 'ed handsomely integrated. First added was a sun-swept,| A well-thought out plan of roomy deck -- opening to the | jandscaping using shrubs and house through floor-to-ceiling | ground cover added new beauty glass doors. The new deck,/io the old house. andlong it is exposed to the sun. Successful with the deck, It's a long way from the stone trowel to the rotary mower. But all implements, especialhy those used outdoors, require a great deal more care than those of the past. To insure longer life and better service from your outdoor equipment, we suggest the fol- lowing "green thumb"' hints: 1. Annoying rust won't form on garden tools coated with petroleum jelly, Hoes, rakes and spades not made of stainless steel should be rinsed and dried after use, then treated to a fresh coat of petroleum jelly. 2. Keep pruning and cutting shears in condition to clip neat- ly along by lubricating them often with petroleum jelly. 3. Check and repair rubber or plastic handles on mowers, wheelbarrows and cutting im- plements before initial use; loose grips are harder to use, may be dangerous. 4. Sprinklers or watering cans May rust if not thoroughly dried after each session. Fer added Beautify Bathrooms In addition to a wide range of warm colors in tiled and water- proof wal! coverings, soft floor coverings and other more dec- orative touches, rich, warm wood paneling and wood built- ins add new charm 10. bath- rooms. Wood paneling such as West- ern pine, for example, offers beauty of grain, texture and finish Thanks to treatment with modern sealers and _ finishes, these woods will withstand the humidity and common abuses that prevail in a bathroom. Built-in vanities with generous counters and storage space, linen cabinets, laundry bins -- even your washer and dryer can be built into your bathroom as space permits. Give Outdoor Gear | Tender, Loving Care protection, coat the sprinkler with petroleum jelly. 5. Tools with blades should be sharpened not only at the first of the season, but as often as needed for maximum efficiency. 6. To eliminate misplacing or careless handling of smal) tools, hang them from a rack. The simplest rack can be made fron: peg board and a few dime-store hooks. 7. Even gilove-wearing won't always protect the most-basic tools -- your hands -- against chapping and roughnéss. Before beginning any outdoor work, treat them to a soothing film of petroleum jeliy. Rub a little extra. around outicles and be- neath nails to discourage hard- to-remove dirt deposits, Petroleum jelly can be a great aid with many items around the house which are ex- posed to the elements, for ex- ample. fastened and at bottom where it joins seat. : %. Outdoor light bulbs won't rust i the threads are lightly coated with petroleum jelly. If you putter around the gar- den, you' be happy to know that a special moisture-resistant pencil can spare you the head- ache of trying to identify vege- table and flower beds with the seed pocket. Just attach a tag marked with this pencil. It won't wash out, fade or rub off. FOR. © GARDEN EQUIPMENT VISIT VAN BELLE GARDENS 3 Miles Eost of Oshowe on Highwoy Ne. 2 PH. 623-575 & SUPPLY © LUMBER HARDWARE FENCING MATERI 701 BROCK ST. WEBSTER A, iV BUILDING MATERIALS PITTSBURGH PAINTS Ph. 668-4451 A ; ALS WHITBY N. made of Inland Red Cedar, of- oho fered handsome, extra space for everyday living and leisure. Cedar from the Western pine region is solid Jumber, easy to work with and handle, ideal as well for exteriors, thanks to its natural resistance to weather- ing. Built two stories above the ground, the deck had access from the house and from a flight of easy-rise steps from the yard. Cedar is ideal for even the sunniest areas; remaining cool to the touch no matter how Manosite Cued To Color, Fashion Whether your home is 14 or 4 years old -- or in the process of construction, you Can give any room in the house the ele- gant wood-panelled look, thanks io new techniques in Masonite that reproduce lovely woodgrain effects with remarkable fidelity. Cherry, walnut, teak, oak, elm and pecan are but a few of the many woods s0 remarkably re- produced on wal] panelling that's economical, durable and easy to maintain. There's an enormous color range, too, in the panels. 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