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14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Soturday, July 15, 1967 THE TIMES HOME OF THE WEEK 110% 139 an BOTH UPPER AND LOWER 685 Saft. Mail requests 10c extra. 'Please make remittance | Standard Bluepronts for this of Plans entitled 'Suburban and Country Homes." Page ahyhind CH. 766 cost $25.00| payable to The Oshawa Times.' or the first set, and $6.00 for The Building Editor, Oshawa Times, | Code of Canada, and are obtain- Oshawa, Ontario. jable by return mail. (Ontario O Enclosed please find $1.00 for which send me Book |Sales Tax). The 1967 Edition of "SUBURBAN and COUNTRY HOMES designed for CANAD- IANS" Price $1.00 tax free is now available at the Newspap- ___.\er Office (or from the address \below). THIS EDITION includ- additional sets. Blueprints com- Name Address OOOO ee ee ee errr ee eee eeeeseseeeeeseeesensseseeeeess OOO ee eee e eee e rene eee en eee eeeeereeeeeeeeseeeeee® flow Gath the Hook frock all ai \Constructional Details, etc., pl By ROGER C. WHITMAN ies : : y outstanding new Designs. rections. Help! (ee details on how to order KEEP PICUTE IN LINE WESTION: I framed a pic-| ANSWER: Some department/Blueprints a Iso i di Qu fe carry a self - polishing thie boek re also included in --a few, - months ago. Now the paper has |floor wax which contains enough buckled somewhat. How can Ijeffective insecticide to kill any| Oder books from: make it lie flat Does the/insect crawlers, but harmless to| Homograf Company of Canada, weather have anything to do children and pets. I've found the|40 Jarvis Street, | with this jeffects last about six weeks. Toronto, Ontario. ANSWER: Remove and mount/|Makes the floors look smart and| i z TUESDAY, July 25 |WEDNESDAY, July 26 ply with the National Building|Shawa Film Council -- Film THURSDAY, July 27 residents must remit 5 per cent|OShawa Choral Society appear-|East Whitby Gala Night -- Cen- FIRST AID TO AILING HOUSE Sirs," TELEVISION HIGHLIGHTS (Mark Miller) take their two sons on a sentimental journey to their broke-but-happy newlywed days. (Channel 2 and 8 at 8:00 MONDAY Shady Rest becomes the scene p.m.) BEAUTY PAGEANT -- 16th annual Miss Universe Contest from Miami Beach. Jean-Paul Vignon is guest singer. June Lockhart is TV hostess and Bob Barker is Master of Ceremonies. about Dance approaches. The fickle Bradley girls are swap- ping dates so fast you can't tell the players without a_ score card. (Channel 11 at 9:00 p.m.) BIG VALLEY -- An army of (Channel 4 at 10:00 p.m.) gunfighters, the leader who was jonce a former suitor of Victoria SUNDAY |Barkley (Barbara Stanwyck) VOYAGE -- Two Nazi officers|are hired by ranchers to drive revived from a state of sus-/out a ruthless gang. (Channel 7 pended animation, attempt tojat 10:00 p.m.) take over the Seaview. The sin-| ister duo, believing they are TUESDAY still fighting World War If are INVADERS -- David Vincent determined to launch missiles|(Roy Thinnes) investigates a against the Allies' capital cities.|freak hurricane that veers to (Channel 7 at 7:00 p.m.) spare a small fishing village. NATIONAL NEWS CONTEST (Channel 7 at 8:30 p.m.) -- Premiere of a new weekly WOJECK -- Placed in an old series. Questions concerning na-|people's home by his daughter, CENTENNIAL CALENDAR | SATURDAY, July 15 SUNDAY, July 30 | |UAW Picnic--Lakeview Park |Canadian Tire -- Centennial | WEDNESDAY, July 19 Tour--Antique Cars | | Oshawa Film Council--Filn. TUESDAY, AUG 1 |_ Presentation--Memorial Park Confederation Caravan -- Alex- East Whitby Evening Aquatic) andra Park -- Aug.1-11 | Display--Camp Samac | : | WEDNESDAY, AUG, 2 THURSDAY, July 20 /Centennial Caravan and Parade Regimental Band Concert --! __Newcastle Bandshell FRIDAY, July 21 THURSDAY, AUG, 3 u : ig} : : i County Town Carnival -- Whit- Legion Carnival --Bowmanville by Aug. 3, 4, 5. --July 21-22 SATURDAY, AUG. 5 Destroyer HMCS "Nipigon', Parade -- Ont. Regiment--Whit- Whitby Harbor -- July 25-27 | by Civic Dinner at Centennial HMCS Kootenay, Oshawa Har-| Centre -- Whitby bor--July 25-26 |FRIDAY, AUG. 11 |Kinsmen Carnival -- Bowman- vill -- Aug. 11-12. Presentation--Memorial Park SATURDAY, AUG. 12 tennial Caravan Aug. 12 - 17 SATURDAY, AUG. 19 |East Whitby Centennial Kiwanis Camp ing at Expo July 27-28 | -- Whitby Oshawa Fair--Alexandra Park! --July 27-28-29. FRIDAY, July 28 Beauty Pageant, News Test In Prominence This Week TONIGHT presented to viewers. Host, Har- DAISIES--In flashbacks Joan/vey Kirck. (Channel 9 at 10:00 (Patricia Cowley) and Jimjp.m.) PETTICOAT JUNCTION -- of confusion' when the Tura- tional issues in the news will be/Frederick Mueller (Ludwig), REGENT -- Held over by popular demand, El Dorado, the big one with the big two. John Wayne and Robert Mitchum. They were friends, they were enemies. A passerby could not tell which was who. This was the seething, sultry, old south west, where loyalties and labels shifted with the sands, the winking of an eye, or the wavering of a gun. Shown Saturday and Sunday at 1.50, 4.15, 6.45 and 9.20 p.m. Last complete show at 9.00 p.m. Weekdays shown at 2.00, 4.15, 6.35, 8.55 p.m, Last com- plete show at 8.45 p.m. Starting on Friday, producer- director Otto Preminger brings us his latest production, Hurry Sundown. Starring Michael Donath) witnesses the death of one of his room-mates, and comes to Wojeck (John Vernon) with a story of negligence on the part of the staff of the home. (Channel 3, 6, 12 at 9:30 p.m.) WEDNESDAY VIRGINIAN -- Stacy's (Don Quine) forbidden romance, with Kathy Young (Katherine Walsh) leads to a murder charge when the girl's father is killed. His only hope is his grandfather,/Caine, Jane Fonda, Diahann who turns detective in an at-|Carroll and John Philip Law, tempt to prove Stacy's in-|in technicolor. nocence. (Channel 2 and 8 at} Shown daily at 1.40, 4.15, 6.55 7:30 p.m.) jand 9.30 p.m. Last complete GOMER PYLE vuUsMc --|Show at 9.20 p.m, Gomer (Jim Nabors) arranges a platoon banquet at a Chinese) restaurant, unaware that the i ; owners are doing a brisk trade seco oe Wells, Leslie jin their secret bling di pean Glenn korg, -Sinione (Channel 4 at AU bes a °N.|Signoret and Kirk Douglas. } 7a P.M, Burn Paris was the order that THURSDAY {had SOOIE mineking over se LUCI-DESI_ COMEDY HOUR Tallulah Bankhead -- guest ; rs. with Lucy and Desi in a) HIT PARADE wacky situation revolving around a PTA _ benefit thant FOR TEEN - AGERS (Channel 4 at 7:30 p.m.) The following is this week's HIT THE SURF -- A color hit parade as chosen by Osh- special on the exciting anal awa and district teen-agers booming sport of surfing. Surf- ig supplied by the Disc Shop ing action in California waters| ° the Oshawa Shopping and off the island of Oahu, Centre. Hawaii. In addition to dramatic : surfing scenes, the show will! 1. bowser Shade of Pale -- explore the techniques of surf-| 2 Toco! Harum ing and the reasons why this! "* ee 0 My Boat exciting, yet often hazardous rau ltinh A Mother's Son sport has become so_ popular. . Silence is Golden--Treme- (Chansel 7 at 9:99 p.m.) 1 Was Made to Love Her. Stevie Wonder . Tracks of my Tears -- Johnny Rivers . Let's Live for Today -- The Grass Roots . The Boat That I Row -- MARKS--Now Burning, playing, Paris starring Charles FRIDAY | MALIBU U. -- Rick Nelson| hosts this weekly series of pop music entertainment on_ the beach in California. (Channel 7 at 8:30 p.m.) omen ast tw Lulu MISSION IMPOSSIBLE --The . I Take it Back -- Sandy I.M. F. ventures into a psyche- Posey delic world behind the Iron . San Francisco -- Scott Mc- Curtain to rescue a young musi- Kenzie cian who ts a_ secret agent.| 10, Jackson -- Nancy Sinatra (Channel 9 at 10:00 p.m.) and Lee Hazelwood LM AT CE « COOLEST SPOT IN TOWN! The B iful New Air C diti 4 Blair Park Street Dance-- thy |WEDNESDAY, AUG, 30 A Centennial Caravan 'aah eo Motorcycle Display-- manville -- July 28-29-30 Henry Street High School. LEGION HALL with THE BILL BACKWELL COMBO Cost In Time, Money Rises To Reach Other Stratford STRATFORD UPON AVON | don, no longer has a direct : : | the picture on a piece of stiff|shiny at the same time. | cardboard. Use rubber cement, in case you wish to remove it in) ANCIENT CARRIAGE LAMP the future. If the picture won't} QUESTION: Recently I pur- Expo Attracts flatten when you spread it on /chased an antique, oil-burning the cardboard, dampen it and carriage lamp. It is brass, but| ca | smooth with a nearly - dry /black from discoloration. I would| AWALIC ralse | sponge. But only ad estore ike to refinish the lamp myself, | reproduction or pho! vey On| but first, how can I remove the ;.| single original bes oo Olor fF discoloration eT hea, ee eal pastel. Damp weathe ke] ancwmr- on cations in Britain and the Unite ANSWER: If fine steel wool States are giving the close-up treatment of Expo 67, with | generally enthusiastic comments paper curl. Mounting on'card- and one of tlie modern' aetal board will prevent this. lGleaner-polishers you can get al| ALED CONCRETE jany supermarket don't work try : bees QUESTION: Is there an inex.|paint remover: it might have |occasionally soured by negative pensive way to seal concrete|/been painted. Then if no SE at against dusting here are stronger measures:| "It is a fairy-tale _world | of| 'ANSWER: Assuredly yes. Get/Grind it off with a soft-wire|palaces and pleasures in a fairy-| ordinary water-glass (silicate of |brush attachment for the elctric|land setting of islands in a soda) and mix one part with drill. Do it gently, to minimize|river," wrote Ada Louise Hux- four parts of water. Mop liberal-|scratching. Then with the polish-|table, an architecture specialist| ly all over the floor, let soak in?ng and buffing wheel, plus|for the New York Times. | for three hours, then mop up|What's called jeweller's rouge,| 'A stunning leap into tomor-| any puddles. When dry, repeat. You Il make that lamp user Uadal was Life magazine's de-| This is a great dust-sealing-in|gleam. I did this same treat-|scription of the fair's architec- formula. But it's no good if youNent on time-blackened brass |ture. plan to paint in the future. For |andinons and fire screen, and it this, regular concrete sealers turned out beautifully. Hard- are available, although more|ware stores carry jeweller's expensive. Water-glass is sold in rouge. drug stores, some groceries, all| ~~ re ea TET farm supplies. CONCILIATING LABOR | WEATHER BRINGS ANTS Conciliation officers in On- QUESTION: I have tried DDT |tario handled 1,350 cases in bombs, bleach, ammonia water, | jo¢¢ even painting to get rid of the -- ant invasion which always ac-| companies the stretches of} humid weather. They seem to| SSO Ge ee oe ™ b* SUNDAY * JULY 16 I "HOP .". PARK' THE THE BEAT SOUND FOR YOUNG CANADIANS THE THREE TO ONE Fantastic Vancouver Featuring Amercia's most Girl Drummer | | Phone 723-0241 or 728-0192 EPI'S DANCING THIS WEEK to the sounds of ERNIE VICTOR at the organ KEYBOARD COMEDY Appeoring Nightly At The GEORGIAN Motor Hoiel Thornton $. & Champlein Group Fore- & Dancing L 8:30 p.m. to 11:30 p. cena! See | 723-4693 Raa eee "BEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR!" National Society of Film Crities Michelangelo Antonioni's FIRST ENGLISH LANGUAGE FILM Vanessa Redgrave ; BLOW-UP Today of: 5:10 - 7:15 - 9:20 Sunday at: 1:45 - 3:45 David Hemmings $45 = 745 > 948 \ Soroh Miles = COLOR abuittanee bay OF AA . Cn oves England (CP) -- Shakespeare on a summer evening by the rail link with the capital. Getting to the playhouse on banks of the Avon can| the Avon minus automobile be one of the supreme pleas- | now involves nearly three ures of the British stage. But | hours' travelling by one of the visitor may as well be | two alternative routes, with warned--it can also take a lot | a_ split-second dash across of time and money. Birmingham thrown in jor good measure on one of them. The inscrutable rail- way planners also chose the | beginning of the 1967 Shake- | The London-based theatre- goer, having acquired a $4.50 ticket for one of the glitter- ;. y iS . - i] oe spearé season to cut Strat- | trip to ' Btratord 103 milles ford services by half and, as | if in conspiracy with local ho- tel-keepers, scheduled the last train back to London an hour after curtain-up. northwest of the capital, in- volves as much planning as a small-scale military expedi- tion. All in all, that $4.50 theatre | The odd fact is that the | ticket may well add up to a Bard's birthplace, generally | bill of $30 after a night in one rated Britain's second biggest | of Stratford's tourist attraction after Lon- | timbered inns. atmospheric, "The Stratford Shakespearean Festival in its 15-year history... has developed an artistic unity and brilliance unmatched in North America." (Samuel Hirsch, Boston Herald) PLAN TO ATTEND NOW we Swatford' FESTIVAL canapa 1967 15th Season June 12th -- October 14th PROGRAM: July 15th Picnic Dance Adm. $2 couple FIRST OSHAWA SHOWING nnn | | SHOWTIME AT THE MOVIES phone from Hitler. An exciting World War II drama. Shown Saturday continuous from 1.00 p.m. Sunday contin- uous from 2.00 p.m. Starting next Thursday, Thunder Alley, with Annette Funicello and Fabian. In color. Days of screaming wheels, nights of reckless pleasure. As an added feature, It's a Bikini World, 'also in color. Teen-age comedy. The bikini Pe Beers. formances In Who's Afrata of Virginia Woolf, stars as an idealistic. young teacher facing the realities of her first class- room assignment. In color. Shown weekdays at 7.00 and 9.10 p.m. Saturday continuous from 4.00 p.m, and Sunday con- tinuous from 2.00 p.m. On Saturday afternoon at 1.00 p.m. there will be a special children's all color matinee, The Incredible Mr. Limpet and Bugs Bunny Carnival No. 2. bunnies are busting out all over, | Shown weekdays at 7.00 p.m. | Saturday continuous from 1.00) p.m. and Sunday continuous from 2.00 p.m. PLAZA -- Now playing, To Sir With Love, starring Sidney Portier and Christian Roberts. | The story of the new beat, bold' tempo, mods and mini skirts and the teacher who made them cool it and call him sir. In color. Shown daily at 1.30, 3.20, 5.25, 7.30 and 9.40 p.m. Last com- plete show at 9.20 p.m. NEW ODEON --Now playing, | Blow Up, starring Vanessa' Redgrave, David Hennings and} Sarah Miles, Antonioni's cam- era never flinches, at love without meaning, at murder without guilt, at the dazzle and} madness of London today. In color. | Shown weekdays at 7.00 and 9.10 p.m. Saturday continuous from 4.00 p.m. and Sunday con- tinuous from 2.00 p.m. Starting on Thursday, Up the Down Staircase, a Warner | Bros. picture production of the best-seller by Bel Kaufman, | that looks compassionately in- side a big city high school and| has been selected as the official United States entry in the inter- national Film Festival in Mos-| cow. Sandy Dennis, Academy} Awrd winner for her _per-! DANCE Tonight RUDY VELTRI and his New TRONADOS playing the NASHVILLE SOUND featuring the lovely MARIE HARRISON RED BARN "Oshawo"s Friendliest Dance" NOTICE! PICNIC and 97 Acre MARYDALE PARK NOW OPEN! 3 Miles East of NEWTONVILLE on the baseline road CAMPING Rates $1 Per Car Per Day "dk &* HIGHEST RATING!" PARAMOUNT PICTURES SEVEN ARTS /AAY STAN ever ane BURNING? WITH AN INTERNATIONAL ALL-STAR CAST» PANAVISION® Wow PLAYING || TR IAA IIIAGIGIAAG 15 THE GUNFIGHTER. 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