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THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdey, September 12, 1967. ROBINSON HOUSE ... Restoration Progresses Inside' Story Of Oil Furnace { Lander- Stark Oil Ltd. will show two furnaces, an electronic air cleaner and a power humidi- fier at the Oshawa Home Show, Sept. 15, 16 and 17 at Civic 'Auditorium. One of the furnaces will be a cut-away model to show the inner parts of the standard fur- mace. Exhibitors will demon. strate the principles of the fur- mace at booths 38 and 43. Gas Appliances In Wide Range ' ). F. Platts, sales manager of Consumers' Gas, says a com- plete line of natural gas ap- pliances will be exhibited at the 2nd annual. Oshawa Home Show at Civic Auditorium, Sept. 15,16 and 17. "If our 1968 models or ranges, @ryers, water heaters, gas lamps are in, we will show them," said Mr. Platts. Canadian Named To Thailand Post OTTAWA (CP)--John Cleve- land Britton,. minister at the Canadian Embassy in Tokyo, has been appointed Canada's first full-time ambassador to Thailand, External Affairs Min- ister Martin announced Friday. Mr. Britton, 64, a graduate of Queens University, Kingston, who joined the trade depart- ment in 1931, has had foreign stings in Port-of Spain, Johannesburg, St. John's, when ft was the colony of Newfound- LAND FOR CONSERVATION GALT (CP)--The Grand River Conservation Authority executive committee has ap- proved the purchase of 389 acres at Puslinch Lake, near Hespeler, for $250,000 for devel- opment as a conservation area. Historical Society Displays Replica Early County Store The Oshawa and_ District Historical: Society will display a replica 19th century country store at the second annual Home Show. President John Halliday said merchandise, typical of the time, will be shown at the booth during the three day Home Show. Mr. Halliday said a commit- tee of six is planning the ex- hibit '"'and whatever they get their hands on, they'll use". POPULARIZE PROJECT The society was represented at the Home Show last year and the exhibit showed a var- iety of items. This year, the theme will be built around a 19th century country store. Mr. Halliday said the histor- ical society hopes to popular- ize its projects and encourage people to become members. The historical society's booth is being provided by directors of the home show. The society has launched a campaign to raise money for the restoration of a lakeshore building which was once used as a sea captains' inn. ROBINSON HOUSE The Robinson House, present ly being renovated, has a color- ful 'history which dates back more than 100 years. Mrs, Gor- don D. Conant, chairman of the society, says the Robinson house needs about $35,000 to complete- ly restore it to its original form. The building is presently re- ceiving a $10,000 renovation job. Officials plan to build a workshop in the basement of the old house for historical so- ciety members. STUDENTS HOLD PLUG-IN HULL, England (CP) -- Three hundred students at a Yorkshire teacher-training col- lege--about half of them in their final year--wrote their examinations with cotton wool in their ears, They had asked for earplugs after compalining about the noise from a nearby construction site. TY. NFO At The OSHAWA HOME fand, Sydney, The Hague, and Los Angeles. * SHOW. ee ee NTASIA '67 "A look into the future" PRESENTED BY FLEETWOOD AND ROGER APPLIANCES & FURNITURE AT THE HOME SHOW You can't afford to miss seeing the FLEET- WOOD combination stereo record player, color TV, tape computer, (It can play continuous music for 24 hours), also a video-audio tape recorder; which means you can tape any TV show for future enjoyment. This set won't be on the market for many years, but you can see it courtesy of ROGER Furniture and Appliances, at the Home Show, my OSHAWA HOME / SHOW 50 BOND ST. E. "APPLIANCES. FURNITURE 728 - 2151 Aut Atti The Canad Museum will | the second Osi at Oshawa Civ The booth sf wided through the show's dir¢ pcsanenenc i 0 "Thin! For R "Think $no main theme al All and Marin complete line Bombardier | mobiles being traction. Visit opportunity o machine prod facturer who years of uneq in the snow Vv On display : year for the fi version will t twin cylinder 370 ce the r which holds a top speed bei excess of 100 The sleek n and lively in the most pop olympique ele jor sales point The compl double trackec not pass unnc bas a new po' ec Rotox engi eompeting wit models for liv action. 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