14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Sot urdey, July 8, 1967 33 Wee ata me arent THE TIMES HOME OF THE WEEK Be KITCHEN 156-94 ¢ A ace ieee N ; 'a2 "gi mc ' i | Sto em h6.9d Ch Beelrveereeer Mail requests 10c extra. 'Please make remittance of Pians 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 Name POPE eRe eee e eee e seen aneeeessen eee seeeeeeeeeeese® Address COOP Oe eee e Hane ensaeeeeeereeeeee sees eeeesensee® Le eee # HERE is an_ economical space-saver plan which offers many features usually found only in larger houses. Off the kitchen is an area indicated as a laundry but which could be used for storage or even an extra washroom if so de- sired. Another optional lay- out could include all this area in the kitchen, the overall size then being increased to 196" x 94". Any of these changes could be indicated on the whiteprints and would in- volve no basic structural changes. Construction _ is frame with stone accent. In- structions for building in Brick Veneer are supplied with the prints. Could be built on a 75 ft. lot -- 55 ft. with- out the attached garage. Standard Blueprints for this Design No. 633 cost $20.00 for the first set and $6.00 for ad- ditional sets. Blueprints com- ply with the National Build- ing Code of Canada, and are obtainable by return' mail. (Ontario residents must remit 5 per cent Sales Tax.) The ON TELEVISION TONIGHT AWAY WE GO -- Guests are singers Susan Barrett, Hal Frazier and Cathy Rich (Bud- dy's 13-year-old daughter) who makes her U.S. TV debut. Reg- ulars Buddy Rich and Buddy Greco, (Channel 9 at 7.00 p.m. Channel 4 at 7.30 p.m.) ALL - AMERICA GAME -- Football. The seventh annual Coaches' All-America game is telecast from Atlanta, Georgia. The All-Star game features some leading college players from 1966 and some prospects for 1967. (Channel 7 at 9.30 p.m.) SUNDAY HEY LANDLORD -- Woody and Chuck join forces as a writ- ing team for a toy company. The boys are assigned to write a cave where the air supply is running out, (Channel 11 at 10.00 p.m.) MONDAY IRON HORSE -- A nighttine train-run into Scalplock turns into a hair-raising ride for Ben (Dale Robertson) mistaken for a gunman, The railroad presi- dent is hired to kill himself and learns that several other pas- sengers are also out to ensure his death, (Channel 7 at 7.30 p.m.) SUSPENSE THEATRE -- A lonely woman is a murder sus- pect in the death of a hoodlum who for a brief period, had been her suitor. The homicide detec- tive investigating the case is a former schoolmate of the woman's and her invalid father thinks the policeman's interest All-Star Baseball Game From Home Of L.A. Angels Army prisoner charged with murdering an Indian chief. The fugitive is Dan's old friend Birch Kendall (William Mar- shall) who has no intention of returning for trial. (Channel 2 and 8 at 7.30 p.m.) DIALOGUE AT EXPO 67 -- This colorcast will provide a film tour of Expo 67 with em- phasis on the pavilions that best express the theme of the Expo '"'Man and His World". Special footage of the. Yousuf Karsh portrait exhibit and an interview with Karsh, (Channel 7 at 10 p.m.) FRIDAY ter and he's helping her to case RANGO -- Rango (Tim: Con-| way) blithely believes that a|knocked out of the candy-floss lovely lady robber (Carolyn|Society. Jones) is the governor's daugh- ash. To Swingers | LONDON (AP) -- You can change the words of the song: |England Swings like a Pendu- lum Do, It doesn't swing like it used to. A year ago the word spread that in a decade dominated by youth London had burst into bloom. It swung. It was the scene, Well, the pendulum has started swinging back, It had to come. Extremes breed extremes, and last year was pretty extreme. The birds -- girls -- are just as pretty, the restaurants and the food they serve seem to get better. The general air of per- missiveness that encourages un- conformity has cooled only slightly. London is still for many the warm centre of the universe and a great place to live. But some of the floss is being There's a square back- One sign is that the "top of There's Square Backlash in her is romantic, dialogue for a large brutal look- Shelley Winters ing doll, Captain Kill, especial- ly designed to destroy all other toys in sight. (Channel 3, 6, 12 at 7.30 p.m.) RAT PATROL --An explosion forces Troy (Christopher George) and Dietrich (Hans Gudegast) to become allies. The \blast has trapped both men in Forrest Tucker 9.00 p.m.) TUESDAY Angels of the American League. (Channel 2, 3, 6, 8, 12 at 7.00 p.m.) I SPY -- Because of her ALL-STAR GAME -- Base- ball. Live color coverage of the 38th major league all-star base- ball game from Anaheim Sta- dium, home of the California Starring and Martin Balsam. (Channel 3, 6, 12 at the town bank, (Channel 7 atthe pops" record sales charts 9.00 p.m.) |look by like ae stop of the : |pops.'"' This spring, for the first MISSION IMPOSSIBLE --|time in years, the top 10 selling Former members of Adolf Hit-jrecords consisted of nine bal- ler's hierarchy prepare to re-|lads and one pop disc -- Penny vive the Nazi party under a/Lane -- Strawberry Fields by former Hitler deputy and fo-|the Beatles. Of England "in" last spring, are in trouble. Critics attack them for a lack of progress. On their recent European tour angry teen- agers were arrested for throw- ing fireworks and rioting dur- ing shows. In the world of pop music fringe operators, smalltime pro- moters and indifferent perform- ers are disappearing. The discs that once spun by the thousands in a widening or- bit of discotheques now are de- creasing in number, From a to- tal pressing of 101,000,000 rec- ords in 1964, they fell to 94,000,- 000 in 1965 and to 85,000,000 last year. Lesley Linder, a leading op- erator, has closed his Crazy Elephant and Cool Elephant discotheques, leaving only his White Elephant restaurant club, popular with the show business crowd, Emma's, a floating dis- cotheque moored on the Thames near the Savoy Hotel, has bar- red its gangplank. Another dis- cotheque, known successively as the In Place and the Phone Booth, has become a restaurant club with a floor show. Some well-known discotheques} are still going, but you can be pretty sure of finding room to ment a world revolution. (Chan-| The Rolling Stones, whose nel 9 at 10.00 p.m.) music was considered the most Lover Of Golf | HOLLYWOOD If you're Forrest Tucker and you're sign- ing a contract to star for Warn- amazing retentive powers, the ten-year-old daughter of a for- comes a pawn in her vengeful mother's plot to sell World War a mer German collaborator be: g OX BUSI 1967 Edition of "Suburban and er Bros. in a series called "F Two secrets to the highest bid- FIRST AID TO AILING HOUSE QUESTION: Careless painters;side hide the top under a large peg Mfg = paint on my/tablecloth? brick siding. I've tried paint re-| ANSWER: Wh s : y not put an- movers and every cleaner 1 other layer of Formica on, this know. No success at all. Can/time with a walnut wood grain you suggest a way to at least) pattern? As long as the old For-| reduce the eyesore? |mica is clean, smooth and ANSWER: Digging paint out | Solid, you can put another layer of brick is such a tedious,over it. It's pretty thankless job, I've even given|though. I recommend having a up trying it. Instead, I suggest/Professiona] do the job. a camouflage. Get some brick-| colored paint and touch up the| TREATMENT FOR TEFLON? spatters. Except from real! QUESTION: Is there any close-up, a good color match|home repairing treatment for a will hide the paint perfectly. | badly scratched frying pan with Take a sample brick along with|Teflon lining? My small daugh| you to the paint store. If they|ter did not know about how! have one of those ingenious|metal can scratch (my own! color - mate¢hing machines, |fault, I admit). | you're sure of getting a good) ANSWER: Sorry to say, I'm| match. breed the impression that the| amage is permanent. If there's FLUE NEEDED jan effective home repair, I'd QUESTION: I'm finally con-/certainly like to know about it. tricky, | Country Homes designed for Canadians', price $1.00 tax free, is now available at this Newspaper Office (or from the address below). This edi- tion includes information on the Cost of Building in Can- ada, Financing, Construction- | al Details, etc., plus many | outstanding new Designs. Full details on how to order Blue- prints are also included in this book Order Books From: Homo- | graf Company of Canada, 40 Jarvis St., Toronto, Ont. Cole Porter Book Tells Troop", you're ogee oa = der, (Channel 9 at 10.00 p.m.) only about the wort! he deal, but also whether you will ee WEDNESDAY ee ying few rounds of 60!) non NOPE -- Stars are Max- gree make darn sure about| imillian rigieerd oe cri hg t i e s terol by apping into house| "remarry arama, oo exactly two bloc' rom the stu- a, dio and the same distance from|™ance, money and motiv , ; |(Channel 3, 6, 12 at 8.30 p.m. Lakeside Country Club's beauti- : sate iwle layout in the San|cuannel 2 and 8 at 9.00 p.m.) dance on those tiny dance floors. Perhaps hardest hit have been ppripsrparrrsporssoporwpLpobrvrepsvvaobbvosoy 1967 CENTENNIAL NESS and SERVICE DIRECTORY PIII OOD IOI I DD aD DS JasesJasasapasesayenseetel tinsel figures of the photogra- phic world. The government's economic squeeze led companies to cut advertising budgets. Pho- tographers and models felt the pinch. The magazine London = Life, which determinedly identified itself with merchandisers of su- percool, has folded, Its owners, the Thomson Organization, said London Life was failing to show a profit. The London theatre, often de- scribed as the world's most ex- citing stage, is having an off- season. Outstanding productions include The Promise, an im- port from Russia, and Fiddler on the Roof, a musical import from the United States. Loot, a British comedy, also is doing well. Most of the other produc- tions seem to be a tired kind of revival. d Many of Britain's best actors and actresses are away making try's best playwrights are also movies and some of the coun- writing for the screen. The re- sult has, been an upsurge in movie making. SET FOR RACE HALIFAX (CP)-- A total of 76 yachts, including eight Cana- dian vessels, will hoist canvas in the 11th biennial Marble- head--Halifax sailing race start- ing near Boston Sunday. The Canadian yachts will be out to end United States domination of the 360-mile ocean classic. U.S. vessels have won every race since the event became a bien- nial sailing feature in 1947, RAR! vk ' ... A REALLY T A FINER USED CARI BOWMANVILLE, ONT. GOOD PLACE Oo BUY recent ry Coens (eens, abe reggae Tek tl ra come em the fact, but only slightly. The ae Bye lg owe lbig, good-natured guy who snag-|/0" hi bgt igectle lged hearts of America with his|!" 8" our > eer fay , [Sphe Music Man" performance, | °4Y- (Channel 4 at 10.00 p.m. THURSDAY jand has led. "F Troop" through DANIEL BOONE -- Daniel its second year of excellent rat- lings on ABC-TV, would find it (Fess Parker) hunts an escaped jdifficult to get along without the competition and companons 'ship that go with the links game. Country Club * MEMBERSHIPS * PAY-AS-YOU-PLAY 27 HOLES Special rates for weekly tournaments. Call Skip Williams for information. 942-3210 CHURCH ST., PICKERING at Int. 65 on 401 ENGLISH STYLE FISH 'N CHIPS Simcoe St. N. et Taunton Unfasten Your Ect Belt for . . CHIPS 'N GRAVY -- OR -- 'S icMURRAY. "THE BIG "M" DRIVE-IN" i] THs Hore OF 'corny SIE cucKken | Rd, BEATTY HAULAGE * Construction * Excavating *% Send, Gravel, Loam * Tep Soil for Landscaping 725-2156 Taunton Rd., Oshawa Ranger's Regatta | He's always ready for a round of golf. So much so that he vinced that the porous no-flue| chimney of my 150 - year - old| HELP STOP WET WALLS | Life Story drives to work at Warner Bros. HOLLYWOOD (AP) -- Colejeyery day in a motorized golf Due In September | The annual Sea Ranger Reg- J. V. AVIATION (Gov't. Approved School) we Private & Commercial Flying Introducing: The KAWASAKI AB'S MOTORCYCLE SHOP op Bl Accountar WILLIAM ©, | €d- Accountant Telephone Oshi GORDON R._ Accountant, St ping Centre, BOB CLANCY' Complete book! coe Street Nor JOSEPH GUT! tant, Licensed East. Telephone YALE, FRIED Jered Accounta Bankruptcy, 57 Oshawa, 728-73) HOPKINS, BE/ Blueprintis BELL DRAFT! Ctd., $3%2 Sime Blueprinting an Building T REPAIf ALTE / to HOMES.-OF Rec Roo a James A 7: Chimney troughing ond repair. ed, Free es small MEL Mi 7: ATLANTIC. PA\ your driveway work warranty years, All work CLASS WORD ADS eteagalhigy ye additional word: tive insertions -o hone! words 1: tive insertions © Hone! words 24: Chorge+-10 per f not poid with Method of Cour words counts as nitial, figure or one word; phor words. BIRTHS. --- DEA Instruction %e _ Aircraft Rentals (C= * Chorter end Private Flights. Oshawa Municipel Airport 728-3191 SOCIAL NOTICE $2.50 per insert! tional charge if IN _MEMORIUMS $2.50 for the 1 ¥ each thereafter P| verse; 25¢ odditl = house needs a flue. I'm very in- ' ; |Porte' i i ; terested in the stainless Weelleate coats yor P roel Be a ny or Binge Ag and wes the saan sent variety. My question: Is putting was wondering if covering the|D€ spoke the sophistication of|'0 make the two-block hop to in this flue a possible do-it-your-\house with aluminum siding|his era, an immense success|Lakeside every day for lunch self job? 'would cure this condition. who fretted because critics were| where there's plenty of golf talk atta will be held in St. Cathar- ines this September. The SRS Crusader Rangers, who have re-| sumed summer activity, are now preparing for the big event. @ 8.5.A. @ Triumph @ Ducatti Service & A i Stevenson South -- 728-7780 c a 114 ------ ANSWER: It's not for you,| ANSWER: It will have little|*!¥@ys saying his scores were|and the opportunity for a few i : : Q P je " At the Sea Cadet Inspection ' . 5 i : 4 friend. Truly. First, this is not|influence one way or the other. Tie Pacer ee a a with rounds of putting practice be-|recently, Debbie Moring receiv- --_ Monument ) Summer Is Joe's Color TV TED'S AUTO ¥ lng is # one-man operation, especially/ Your house is so well insulated, |painstaking detail in a new|fore returning to work on "ied a silver tray - end - si ompany : A) Here! and Radio Service BODY $2.50 forthe if the wind is blowing. Even on|your doors and storms fit so|biography, The Life That Late|Troop" each afternoon. ected say ae ROOEIE PEP: jMonumeny ke Makers 1h Grote 4 ' charge if not p a still, dry day, messing around tightly, that the damp house air|#@ Led by George Eels, a mag- ~~ | Eleanor Kirkpatrick has been oe Patel sorasd: for Pig jacg ceerh --! s See einen with chimneys isn't the safest has h jazine writer and friend of the le: "yep agai ' pletely Serviced. tor Free Estimeten 8 Pet oh werdy: g pastime for the inexperienced. | no chance to leak outside. !composer in his later years. ongo ams appointed to the yen of We design engrave pape and Shot Specialists BODY & FENDER (Word 'Ads), Let a qualified professional <n problem is lowering great-|'The biographer had access to ' oars bir! Me dinct Te ein f Accessories Drive RUC] * Repoirs te, All bs AUCTION SALE: earn his fair price by giving|!¥ the humidity in the house air,|Porter's letters and papers and Z f 2 i 5 5 pie SPRAY PAINTING ¢ $2.38 PER INCI you a worry-free, competent in- not what's covering the outside toy af him than bas a oot been! Hands - Off Slee & Ces STATHAM'S BA Repairs SPECIALISTS 9g DE stallation. walls. You'll find one of the best |] 1437 King E. 728-3111 |] 255 King E. 723.4733 || 13 Bond W. 576-1670 || RR. No. 4 (King f.) 728-3401 Ome wim, DAY PRE |seen. } r spent quarters (25 cents) can| Like all official biographiries,| GENEVA (Reulers) -- A con: bring you a booklet, "Control of|this one suffers from'a loss. of| £ese government minister | LOST AND FOU! | 3? a.m. DAY OF AIR SPACE NEEDED QUESTION: I am building an addition, planning on insulating boards between wall Moisture in the Home," " J pub-| objectivity. But this is offset by lished by National Mineral Wool! the wealth of detail which would |warned here Tuesday night that any country opposing the extra- dition of former Congo premier ROBSON MOTORS LTD. Uphelstering Specialists et reasonable Prices. ae BIRTHS AND DI 9 am, DAY OF IN: MEMORIUMS studs. | Association, 1270 Sixth Ave.,/not be available to unofficial! yy; i , Should I leave an air space be-|New York City. Highly re a Fa : Moise Tshombe from Algeria 166 Kin : si * Furniture CARD OF THAN tween it and the siding, or nail-| mended. for problems. like| eee faced a diplomatic break with : ing E. Bowmanville, Ont. Refinishing & é pm. DAY PRI ed flat against it? volrs! " Even when Porter wrote his/his country. ARMSTRONG HOMES Wilfred J. MeMechan, president of Robson Motors Ltd,, Bowmanville, | ge Custom Bullt CLASSIFIED DISF ' yours | greatest score--Kiss Me Kate, 8) pombe. whose chartered! p Ont., Is @ man with many years of experience in the automotive industry, Furniture NV is 1 column--4 Bt ANSWER: Leave at least a RS eae : \dazzling procession of hits--he' itis, . registered jet aircraft resents Storting with G.M. in 1949 he worked hard toward his present, position, .3 tar dicts hogs one-inch air space. It will add ALUMINUM WINDOWS [did not win universal acclaim, British enacted DN Se FOREST GLEN owner of @ thriving new and used car business, As Wilfred will tell you Darlington Upholstery CANCELLATION considerably to the insulation's QUESTION: Is there any way|Most of the reviews were raves, pectin ai arenti ein hijacked ridge being the owner of @ business means that you have to work twice as hard 102 KING ST. W. 3 BAY OF effectiveness. to remove, without scratching,|but Harold Clurman in the Sat- e potas shell ig sreaitee HEIGHTS © tele He eH Roe Motors Ltd, in 1961 ond has been improving BOWMANVILLE Any advertiser hi ; x4 A : i z : iness eve ce, Primaril / publication wi COVER FORMICA TOP? cannes ee tuceen" caslccees 'these 'were "not Porter's| 7anean, was still believed held] @ community % Bungalows --& Split-Levels | Robson Motors clo operates « Gorege for complete reais, body shop -- teeton Bay rs : : a | rf *. >|prisoner in a secret hideout by 3 ims ; end @ 24 hour towing service, ' BOX NUMBER QUESTION: I plan to refinish frames of our aluminum win-|best songs "by a long shot. | Algerian security officials of quiet elegance 3 : 4 Bedrooms Priced from While. everyone } Nie 3}. |dOws? ' naneaues only Dealing in General Motors Cars th from 25 to 75 forward replies | uf -- oe aien noel geen nT ae _.. A PROLIFIC PRODUCER Bernard Mungul-Diaka, Congo . $18,700.00 this lot ot all tines, 3 well-os trom 30 fe. 60 tised vehicles ther hove cavertisars at of . My y problem is the ANSWER: Simply wipe with Although aa : $ located in oshawe's |) been thoroughly reconditioned by Robson Motors garage, cept no liability : ; Although he was wealth y| minister of state who arrived in Down Payments as low as onl! legec drop-leaf table. It has a For-\paint remover, being careful : . identi O68 only Jamoged olleg Wick toh. lich. coke ecco MAE th, Get any On the few! {through his own family and his| Geneva Tuesday night, avoided northern residential $1,434, Robson Motors Ltd. became a limited company in 1953. The sales and failure or delay with the maple, but it won't | painted cats "When the paintvie sO INE, Oren eaten iving direct answers at a press oe 6% N.H-A. Mortgages The showrors hex boar reeoaetion an'a'2 aa romronn is ts ae AVAILABLE ence oF other with walnut What can I do, be-|softens wipe with a clean cloth |the capacity for hard work. His pss, oa when asked if the | Simcoe and Taunton "han enior ck, coer ie iat a Geen Conntha Be cet Lge ast pee oe a dil for 2g Ppp tt ag 4 5 a i +e5 fet. ? i includi re e, 4 it ik ' s. output was prolific, and a list-| -oneo government was directly! : a ee Medians ond § bodnin oie niekeUe a pater ine FOR YOUR ee ing of his shows and songs occu- ; 5 \f you are looking for a lot to lpies a 40-page prcctie-eg SN adh ak ie 2 pons acta oe ay gabe oe TR ile 723-6461 oMarried with one son Wilfred McMechan come to Bowmanville. from ADVERTISING ae FPA : ¢ i . ; 723- oronto. |Life That Late He Led. They tanga province who later be-| Us®° builder of your choice 8144 - RESPONSIBLE F jrange from The Song of the| ome prime minister of a re- for information. 942-3310 For all your car needs, whether it's @ new or used cor, or service on MESSAGE Ad IN WRI Birds, written in 1901 when he . your procent model, visit Robson Motors Ltd., 166 King St. &. In Bow- THAN ONE INS VERTISEMENT PRICE CHARGE was 10, to a television apecial| Umted Congo in 1964. Tshombe, ousted in 1965, was phone 723-1194 Some Lawn Maintenance Myths -- called 'Aladdin in 1958, five nto IN' sentenced to death in absentia E | d d I R S Teens tas Pour ik had a| for high treason by a Congo OSHAWA ae A } MOVING ve wer La J f t. sae. z : : classify adverti: xp.oded in hecent survey 'high degree of polish and pro-|military court in March. sone . clipes at _ By A. R. BUCKLEY jed that grass moved % inch|ficiency. That was no accident. | GOOD USED CAR FOR LESS MONEY} LEASE Volterned : In the cores of No other subject receives as\high needed mowing quite as|He would write four or five ver- . 1 BAY pve for more 'groce much attention from garden| often as grass left 2 inches high. sions ro. prs pmoaigh ofytensc, < Ploniy. & Fone During Our a Lecel Meving actual error 9c writers in newspapers and ma- ae ; soe |please e producer. But once H tilizers ot eaver a rer garines as lawn. maintenance. quately Tertiieed way' bescnt|te created something tha + Tools Patio Stone BONANZA SALE | += trace rte, carer Unfortunately, some of these ar-\from having the clippings re-| Pleased himself, he could be ob- | eu "JANSSEN Terms Arranged any, form ape €o ticles are not clearly written) turned. On q|Stinate. | fi j IT'S EAS = oo ig nase is, in tilt sod a -- poe | For rng bibs he leg ee} # Garden Centre P ELESHOK Motors Ltd. 1 epi eat y= , basically incorrect. Home} wil] ¥ .|music to a love song for Fred, i 4 ant Ch ewners who are ever anxious erally be more healthy if the| Astaire but couldn't lick the| IT DOESN'T COST ee tee 728-9429 || Horwood and Station Rd. AJAX 942-6300 8-5930 7: to improve their lawns, and yet clippings are removed. This|!¥Tics. The inspiration came on | \ : } oe pe a ig rnd ignorant of|does not mean that it is im-|@ Weekend in the nr A ebgy INI e subject, become susceptible! possible to have a nice lawn un-|his hostess, Mrs. Vincent Astor, ! to bag org advertise-| lose the clngincs are removed. para apt eas "drip, drip, | Dairy ; 3 LOCATIONS TO SERVE you BETTER CLASS'! ments. Here are some of the) ip" of t rops was driv- facts and fallacies ry aivieg 3. The shorter the grass is peje gn . Ween a 'eae atu gd ut ae a bong Queen "Soft Ice Croom x Mik Shekes Sundese all ot eee 'ie 7 ab pcedalsial Bagdellie ab kag 5 ilo 1347 Simcoe N., Oshawa -- 235 Simcoe S., Oshawa +--Sportsman's j|moved the more its vigor is and fertilizing. a ' Fe de, Alcan Aluminum Siding is guaranteed in writing for 20 years 4--Motorcycles RAPPED NIGHT AND DAY . \reduced. The vigor of grass is ; plaid ; . init OF LAWN |positively related to the leaf| Just as in songwriter movies, | °9°'"St blistering, flaking, peeling ond checking. | 1003 DUNDAS HWY. E., WHITBY Stealers : Porter seized the idea for the JoSwep and. | area exposed to sunlight. As a selected Alcan distributor, our workmanship meets the &--Articles ft ~Articies for 1, Cut the grass short and it; will not need to be moved so often. : clippings are. re- moved the lawn will deteriorate. 4. Some weeds are not dapted| to close mowing but others can easily survive at shorter heights than the average mower cuts. opening lines of Night and Day. When the song was finished, As- taire feared he couldn't sing it, and others in the show felt it) strict standards of quality laid pony of Canada Ltd. down by the Aluminum Com- CALL US FOR A OSHAWA LAUNDRY & | DRY CLEANING (UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT) SPECIALIZING IN MODERN GRILL OSHAWA TUNE UP CENTRE 9--Market Bask: 10--Farmer's Co 1--Pets and Li 12--Articles Wan 13--Articles for | 14--Busines# Opt "Ry ; ©.\Crabgrass and many other|Should be discarded. Even after) FREE ESTIMATE Ba prancing nl py willl weeds will produce ak even|Porter a cc Bn gg Mane | # PICK-UP & DELIVERY EUROPEAN FOODS! W-Tune-Up & 1 Agents. Want be i if cut to 3/16 or % inch. Ex-/opened, musicians scorned . | % DRIVE IN SERVICE a : Carburetor i)--Female Help ead yon proers Pek! periments carried out with Ken-|Night and Day for its length Centennial Home Improvements | if CAS ere Bronace J = Divs tee See ij x General '& 0 sie oe be weed problems. €| tucky bluegrass showed that and called it a "tapeworm | PHONE TODAY * Groceries and Smokes \Gl Electrical 20_Real Estate 5. The grass should go into =~ out one inch high it had ag . | 368 PARK RD. SOUTH J ao. nS > Fret & 200--Summner Pe 5. Ss ; ; 5 | jours Mon. - Fri 'til 2 A.M. Sat, & Sun, ; ie bsg Bye so -iga erowth ps nergy toc ior a siuiher ot title for his "highly | PHONE 576-2360 723-8166 : ig haasl 'on Orders of $1.50 or over." 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It is|more apt to be affected by dise-|In the late 1940s the c Esti end installations with 10 yeers experience et in- || ' * Tours %* Cruises * Accommodation PAVING Driveways * Play Grounds 32--Trucks for $ the unity er caused by ~_ ase, such as snowmold. The pro-|fired off he -- to Sinatra stalling Alcan materials. | TRAVEL Land -- Sea -- Air Seaver x Parking Lots %* Subdivisions rece ' ly grass that determines the|per procedure is to mow thejasking why he sang the Porter i : 35--Lost- and Fe time to mow. Experiments car-/ grass until it stops growing in|songs if he didn't like the plea enna, Sar Se oy Soe ee BUREAU om * rannest re Earn Fan-aeel seoaueh ne ried out a few years ago show-!the fall. they were written = -- Coming Ever 39--Notices