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14 THE OSHAWA TIMES, So' turdey, July 29, 1967 THE TIMES HOME OF THE WEEK | OPTIONAL .6 - GARAGE PLAN : INCLUDED "3 t ] 10'x14'4 10'x10'1" LIVING RM, 19'x13'3" | 42 7, yal] KITCHEN | TV HIGHLIGHTS TONIGHT ist, neutralist, can factions. selling novel. (In Based on a best <7 | rT om Fisenhower who reminisces * about his World War II experi- ences and discusses the public figures he has known including Churchill and Khruschey. (In color on Channels 7 and 13 at Bed 1:30 p.m.) | PAN-AMERICAN GAMES -- Sunday's events at the games in Winnipeg are given exten- sive coverage. Also taped high- lights of earlier events. Fea- tures top commentators like fo Mail requests 10c extra. 'Please make remittance of Plans entitled "Suburban and Country Homes." | a striking appearance to this payable to The Oshawa Times.' The Building Editor, Oshawa Times, Oshawa, Ontario. O Enclosed please find Name se eeeneenesesessseveses seeeeeerenrereeesesen Address FIRST AID TO WHAT PAINT TO USE QUESTION: What kind of paint can be used on asbestos | voices. siding Friends tell me no paint is made for this job, and be- sides that, it will wash off in a couple of years. Please com-| ment. | ANSWER: Any top quality house paint may be used. With every reasonable pre-painting preparations, carefully applied paint should Jast from four to six years under normal exposure conditions. If oil-based paint is used, a soaking coat of boiled linseed oil ahead of time a prevent a blotchy effect. The oil will soak into any dried-out spots and prevent paint from sinking in. So the result will be) nice and uniform. Water base paints don't require this prep-} aration. PAINTING 'BRICK HOUSE QUESTION: My old_ brick) house has never been painted. 1) have been told this would make! it damp on the inside. Is this] ture | ANSWER: Not true. If your house is insulated, there would, be no appreciable difference in| humidity. If the brick were very) porous-- a possible reason for) painting --then the sealing ac- tion of paint would keep out any moisture which could pre- viously seep through the walls. | Consequently it might even help|--steel wool. This is the type| CLOSING LOUVRES? keep the house dryer SMOLDERING TIRE QUESTION: Our garage. es- pecially the roof, is all smoked up from" a spare tire which smoldered all night. I washed the walls OK. But the ceiling is quite sooty and greasy. Since I'd like to paint the entire in- terior, do you think an extra coat of paint will serve to cover the rough boards of the ceiling? ANSWER: 1 doubt it. Too much greasy soot. However, give it a pretty good once-over with detergent. Then I believe the paint will hide the remaind- er. P.S. If a smoke odor per- sists, (which is usually the case, particularly with rubber) after the washing, get an esti- mate for deodorizing. In prac- tically every city of any size there are smoke-removal serv- ices. They specialize in making office buildings and homes habitable again after fires. SILENCE NEIGHBORS QUESTION: We recently pur- chased a home across the street from a__ food-serving drive-in. Especially on weekend nights, the noise terrible, Trophy Given For Fiddlers Glen W. Drury, 747 Fernhill Blvd., Oshawa, has donated a trophy to the National Fid- dlers' Contest for the 18-years- and-under class The 17th open competitions will be held Aug. 11 and 12 at Shelburne, Ont. More than $2,000 in cash prizes are being offered. Mr. Drury, a General Motors worker, donated the first Glen Drury trophy in 1959 and has continued to support the Na- tional Fiddlers' Contest each year "It's a way of keeping young) people interested in the contest} and fiddling," said Mr. Drury.) The Shelburne Rotary Club, which sponsors the annual event, awards a $100 cash prize with the trophy. | the house. Den could serve as $1.00 for which send me Book | | See eeeeeseceensseeeseeseeeee | and have plenty of ooee | | doors slamming, motorcycles,| outdoor .piped music, loud Before switching our rooms around, so _ bedrooms are in back, is there any type! of "quiet fence'? we could put up for cutting down the noise?| ANSWER: Save your money! and effort. No fence could! make any significant difference. If you can't become accus- tomed to the clamor, use ear plugs, until you either move or buy the other place. I'm truly sorry for your predicament. jI'm also amazed you didn't in- vestigate neighboring condi- tions before you bought the To any other folks, preparing to make a similar purchase, be warned. How loud does it get | on Saturday nights? By ROGER C. WHITMAN FUZZ LINGERS ON...AND ON QUESTION: A felt border wa glued to a cherry wood desk wel recently acquired, to protect the! wood from a glass top. The felt was removed but there is glue and felt fuzz stuck to the edges. | Can this be removed without damage to the wood? age te i ANSWER: With luck, patience and a gentle touch, perhaps. You've nothing to lose by try-| ing. Use turpentine and the! finest -- practically baby's job it's best to attack timidly,| then get bolder as you note the progress. CONCRETE TUBS ROUGH QUESTION: The inside sur- faces of our stationary concrete wash tubs have become so worn and pitted. that they are now very rough on clothes and hands. Is there any way to make them smoother? : ANSWER: The first and most Important requirement of all is! to remove completely any trace of soap film. Otherwise no finish will stick. Then grind off the higher peaks with a carborun- dum stone (much easier if you! have a grinding wheel attach-| ment for your electric drill!) Then apply three or four coats of epoxy enamel. Even better, | Look to MAJOR POOL EQUIPMENT Corp. (Can.) Ltd. For Everything for your Swimming Pool Steel Pool Kits All Steel Pools Block Pool Kits Aqualock Domes Aqualock Covers Multiport Halves Above Ground Pools Sond Filters Filters Aluminum Coping Vacuumotie Skimmer Diatomite eeteeeeeene All Pool Accessories and Pool Maintenance Low Cost No Down Payment FINANCING AVAILABLE TROPICANA 4 division of Major Poot Equip. Corp. (Can.) Ltd Coll BRUCE CAVERLY. - - kon Cornell and Lloyd Robert- -0 son. (Live in color on Channels }6 and 12 at 3:30 p.m. for two hours.) FIRST FLOOR = 1151 Sq.Ft. MONDAY THE SAINT = An at- |tempted murder of his friend ;Cynthia Quillen, a woman rac- ing car driver, brings the Saint into the investigation. Filmed jat Brand's Hatch track in Eng- | popular one and a half storey jjanq (in color on 6 and 12 My design. Entry hall provides |g p.m.) direct access to all parts of Double picture windows give 60-minute drama' by Howard an additional bedroom if de- Browne. Titled '"'The War and sired. Large kitchen has |Eric Kurtz', it concerns a ample table space. Upstairs |group of Allied prisoners in a bedrooms are unusually large |German P.O.W. camp who sus- storage jpect that one of them is an in- closets. Second floor could be |former. (6, 12 at 9 p.m.) completed later when the ex- | TUESDAY 'a space is required. Plans | pANGER MAN -- A. wave tra sp: His tng ag ke ah of terror started in the African sl reas _W ueprin{s. 'jungle when Ajali was killed. CH is a slightly larger prak : cleat Lid rake travels to the jungle to house but with the same front find Ajali's neice, who can tell elevation. Full details of |}; ; : h ak rder. change included in the design Cats eee (On me wet book. : ; SPOTLIGHT -- VARIETY -- wee se ae oe Singers Trini Lopez and Georgia $25.00 iif phe first Set aud Brown join Frank Gorshin for $6.00 for additional Sets. Blue- |27,©vening of comedy, hit son} prints comply with the Na: and impressions. Features such tional Building Code of Can- ada, and are obtainable by return mail. (Ontario resi- HIT PARADE dents must remit 5% Sales dents must remit 8, Salt | FOR TEEN-AGERS "SUBU 'i JN' 4 an ee aa | The following is this weeks hit DIANS" -- "Sine $1.00 haw | parade as chosen by Oshawa free is now available at this eccel ane ae et and, sup: pe be ol ria (or from the Varian arcane conte at the address ow). THIS EDI- |~° i r cee includes information on 1. Pleasant -- ee the Cost of ag --The Monkees aa. Be gay eat ak The Boat That 1 Row--Lulu tional Detail, etc., plus many | ene --The Hollies outstanding new Designs. Fuil | 4 Stlence is Golden details on how to order Blue- | 5 ANY _.7j rhe Tremeloes priets are also included in this | * Al! You Need got 4 pak. --The Beatles : Fee: | 6. Light My Fire --The Doors Order Book From Homo- | 7, Mercy, Mercy, Mercy graf Company of Canada, 40 | " --The Buchinghams Jarvis Street, Toronto, On- 8. White Rabbit x ao ee --The Jefferson Airplane ae : | 9. Whiter Shade of Pale n my opinion, is a heavy-bodi-| --Procol Harum ed cement paint, made especial-| 19. Soul Finger --Bar-Kays ly for basement waterproofing. = ee 9 Being thick, 'it fills in rough- ' . ness. Paintings QUESTION: I have alumi- num ventilating louvers near s the roof peak 'at each end of, n Tal ers my house. If I closed them during the winter months, will' The exterious of the eight that eliminate all the problems jumbo - size tractor - trailers of freezing and thawing? And of the Confederation Caravan save fuel besides? which will visit Oshawa are al- ANSWER: Nice try, friend. Most as much of an attraction But no. This would only in-.as the interiors crease your problems. Closed Fach of the eight trailers has louvers means no through ven- a giant painting which is re tilation of the attic space. The presentative of some aspect of resulting stagnant air will get Canada damp, condense on the under-. Typical is a flock of Canada side of the roof. When it's cold, geese in flight. a panorama of this will freeze. When it thaws, the faces of Canadians - al] the ice will melt, and that's races, backgrounds and creeds, where the trouble begins..and a towering apartment Enough dripping down walls block. and through ceilings will ruin The paintings are duplicates any plaster, wallpaper and of slides which were projected paint. onto the trailers and copied. ABSOLUTE 10 YEAR GUARANTEE Installed in 3 Days for Nominal Charge a Partan STEEL MAJOR POOL EQUIPMENT CORP. (canada) LTD. 690 Drake St. Call 725-6582 -- Evenings 576-2287 er struggle involving Commun- and pro-Ameri- color on hits | | | as 'Born MOVIE -- The Ugly Ameri-|"Sand Pebbles'. can (1962) -- Marlon Brando'channels 4 and 10 at 8:30 p.m.) Jacques Sernas and Kurt Kasz- stars in this film about an Amer- ican ambassador's involyment in a southeast Asian nation's pow- WEDNESDAY BOB HOPE THEATRE -- Free", Pan-Am Games Coverage Tops Sports Activities and the,French Indo China, now (In color on and South Viet Nam. It stars train contain a sights and sounds from prim-|tive talents were involved in eval days to Canada's present. The train was officially open- British Colum- nar, (On channel 7 at 6 p.m.) DRAGNET -- The efforts of North Between July 29 and Aug. one of the major attractions Centennial year, ation train, will be on at several The six exhibit displ cars of t panorama ed in Victoria, |Julie Harris plays a duel role|Friday and Gannon to find the hia on Jan. 9 and <since th drama "Nightmare", a Julie plays Isobel Cain| mother are being Suspense|murderer of a young widowed has been winning aclaim as continually, jwho lives in a secluded man- frustrated by a lack of leads.'Cnada. as guests. (In color on channel si att : 9 at 10:30 p.m.) More, David Mc THURSDAY MOVIE -- corti are sent Jump | (1955) -- This French made film Same voyage. 8 p.m.) Into Hell to relieve ALL-STAR FOOTBALL GAME College tells the story of parachutists -- Features the Green Bay Pack- Spurrier, Nick Eddy, and Clint the ers at Soldier's Field in Chicago|Jones. (Channels 7 and 13 at fortress of Dien Bien Phu in playing against All-American/9:30 p.m.) Kenneth! 99th Century war as they pass and) through Canadian trenches Honor Blackman, (Channel 9 at! the first World War. squad led by Ste the Confeder-|sword to Toronto locations. 24-Day Visit In Toronto For Confederation Train Visitors will see historical items ranging from a Viking Louis Riel's pistol. ay|Over 100 artifacts have been "|eathered from every corner of Canada. Some of Canada's top crea- 22 of he of the train's creation. They in- cluded dozens of the country's most prominent artists, design- en! ers, and sculptors who helped to it give the train its sense of real- works its way eastward across) ity and originality. For Oshawa residents who channels 2 and 8 at 9 Oe ae eee tine. te kill and' Harry, Morgan, '(in color 'The train, with its permanent|are interested in, making, the SOCCER ed At Varsity Sta-|pop, (In color 6n channels 3, 6 at 9:30 p.m. on channels 2 and staff of 8 will be making 83. trip to Toronto to visit the dium in Toronto the Los An-|anq 12 at 8:30 p.m.) 8) exhibit stops in 63 Canadian|train it will be on. disply from geles Toros meet the Toronto SPORTS HOT SEA : centres. 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily at the Falcons. Play by play by Norm iA gia' Moscz gg peas FRIDAY Visitors to the train will be following locations: July 29 to Marshall. (Channel 11 at Ol sataneive { cue a geal hi MOVIE -- A Night to Re- able to pass through darkened| Aug. 2, behind the Coliseum at p.m.) lion" Tiver-Cate * staaticead Can member -- (1958) -- This film) mine shafts, over sections ofthe Canadian National Exhibi- SUNDAY vere hraws in' Canadian Ma tells the dramatic story of thelearly steerage passage to Can-|tion; Aug. 3 to 11, Shoppers ISSUES iD ANSWERS --|ball 'Sahnaw Wecnee'hiate the maiden voyage of the "unsink-| ada on an early sailing vessel.| World, Danforth and Victoria Newsman Rill Lawrence inter-| anel 'ane ah Tia Naveen, able' liner Titanic in 1912 and 'phey will also experience the Park Aves : Aug. 12 to 16, the views former President Dwight yi Dunnell and Jack Wells iS sinking by an iceberg on the) ciohts. sounds, and smells of CPR Leaside _ station, Laird ; - S : Stars th Can si : Drive near Thorncliffe Park: and Aug. 17 to 21, North York Downsview siding, Caledonia Road, North of Lawrence Ave enue. The train leaves August 22 for Kingston, the next exhibit site on its 331-day across Canada. of ve ROUTES TO PARK FOR '67 CARAVAN Due to construction on Sim- coe Street North persons at- tending the Centennial Cara- van are asked to use the fol- lowing routes to reach Alexan- dra Park: Persons arriving from the north should use Rossland Road to Christie Street or Car- negie Avenue and then via McLaughlin Boulevard and Midland Avenue to Alexandra Park. Persons arriving from the south may use either Adelaide Avenue and Golf Street or Simeoe and Alexandra Street to the park. Pedestrians may also enter the park by the gate located on the west side of Simcoe Street at Aberdeen Street although parking is limited in journey | peside this area. UNCENTENNIAL PROJECT LACHUTE, Que. (CP)--- Someone in Lachute has a cen- /tennial project that is annoying | civie officials--he collects flags. 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But the fifth and ruler of the va made Germany' the Franco - Pr two world wars RECOVERS FRi Although the | recovered from of the Second | was the bellwett try's. postwar Krupp was force debts last spring Four [ In Tw BRANTFORD "men and a wom: lowing a_ two-c early Sunday m The victims, | cupants of a 19! are: Charles Henry of Innerkip, On old. wife Ariel, Doxtator, 76, ¢ Cameron Henry ville, Ont: : Iris Doxtator, daughter of J Charles Henry Floyd Hill, 22, STOKELY fare fron Stokely Black Po mong th ay meet of Latin Cuban ticos is ¢ keynote ; session -- Castro is the meeti One mé ing's age of the |