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Displays inty Store oration of a lakeshore which was once used a captains' inn. DN HOUSE »binson House, present renovated, has a color- ry which dates back in 100 years. Mrs, Gor- 'onant, chairman of the says the Robinson house out $35,000 to complete- 2 it to its original form. \ilding is presently re- a $10,000 renovation cials plan to build a ») in the basement of ouse for historical so- mbers. NTS HOLD PLUG-IN England (CP) -- undred students at a » teacher-training col- ut half of them in al year--wrote their ions with cotton wool ears, They had asked ugs after compalining ) noise from a nearby on site. '67 ure" AND TURE -LEET- , color music order; »w for years, 'niture ANCES TURE 28 - 2151 ie Auto Museum To Publicize Attractions At Home Show The Canadian Automotive Museum will be represented at the second Oshawa Home Show at Oshawa Civic Auditorium. The booth space is being pro- wided through the courtesy of the show's directors. The auto museum recently completed a drive for funds to Pick up an option on_ the Museum property on Simcoe Street South. Col. R. S. Mc- Laughlin donated $25,000 ) to complete the balance of the $125,000 drive started several months ago. The museum annually exhibits a line of 45 antique cars and promotes car shows whenever "Think Snow' Main Theme For Rental Firm Exhibition "Think Snow" will be the main theme at the United Rent- All and Marine booth with a complete line up of the 1968 Bombardier ski - doo snow- mobiles being the featured at- traction. Visitors will have the opportunity of viewing a machine produced by a manu- | -- facturer who has had over 40 years of unequalled experience in the snow vehicle business. On display and available this year for the first time in a stock version will be the renowned twin cylinder 18% HP super 370 ce the racing version of which holds all titles due to its top speed being somewhat in excess of 100 mph. The sleek new action styling and lively increased power of the most popular 16 HP super olympique electric start is ma- jor sales point. The completely redesigned double tracked Super Alpine will not pass unnoticed. For '68 it has a new powerful 18.5 HP 370 ec Rotox engine that now has it eompeting with the single track models for lively family fun and action. With unequalled service of facilities and the first with a complete one year warranty you certainly won't want to miss the booth. To compliment this year's lively new ski-doos will be a complete display of snowmobiles and skiing accessories. Sleds, trailers, snowsuits, hel- mets, goggles, gloves, boots. jewelery and a fine display of outdoor haberdashery will make the visitor think that winter has already arrived. For the woodsman and agri- culturalist there will be a dis- play of Homulite chainsaws, gas pumps, gas heaters and genera- tors. For the do-it yourselfer and handyman, United Rent-Alls will Plateware On Display Bassett's jewelry store at the Oshawa Shopping Centre will display 'a wide range of Royal Daulton plateware and figurines at the second annual Oshawa Home Show. More than 20 patterns of plate- ware will be shown. In- cluded in the figurine selection is a $250 King Charles figurine especially brought in for the show. "No jewelry will be ex- hibited," says owner E, A. Bassett. Mr. Bassett says an Oshawa girl will be wearing a costume typical of many of the dresses of the Royal Daulton figurines. He says the store hopes to show iwo new styles in silver-plated flatware. Figurine "Fair Lady" can be won in a draw at 9:30 p.m. Sun- day. A four-place china setting of the winner's choice will also be drawn on the last evening of the three-day show. - FREE AND EASY COSTS LONDON (CP) -- Stan Far- rell of London says it took 12 visits from the gas board before workmen fixed the cen- tral heating in his home. So he sent the board a bill for $45 for entertaining 24 Workmen, time wasted on the telephone explaining his problem and damage done to his carpet when the central heading broke also have on display a small cross section of the items which they rent. Reducing equipment, house- hold cleaning aids, carpentry tools and garden and yard machinery will be only a small portion of the display. ble. It also displays car components and shows the prog- ress of the car industry in Can- ada. A specia) display is the 100- year-old wood-burning steam buggy believed to be Canada's oldest power driven carriage. The museum was initiated in September 1963 by members of the Chamber of Commerce. The museum's attempt to purchase the property caused financial problems but the campaign was successful. Attendance this year thas increased. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Tuesdoy, September 12, 1967 ITA Program Of Expansion | Chambers Food Club Presi- dent, H. J. Chambers announces that a complete line of General Electric appliances such as re- frigerators, dishwashers, ranges, driers, washers, stereos, etc. have been added to their appliance sales division. Mr. Chambers feels this will enable many more people to take advantage of Guaranteed Food Savings, as the purchase of any appliance from Cham- bers of $100 value or more in- cludes shopping privileges at any of their food plants. Chambers Foods Ltd. have re- cently opened a large central warehouse in Scarborough to keep up with their ever in- creasing food volume as_ their 'Undertaken By Food Firm membership in the food clud now totals over 27,000 families. They also have food plants located in Peterborough, Osh- awa, Scarborough, Weston, Cooksville and Burlington. Mr. H. J. Chambers, founder of the food club, started in a modest plani of 5,000 sq. ft. in Scarborough and today they have total warehouse area of over 87,000 sq. ft. to become the largest food club in Canada, Chambers Food Club is aa independent Canadian food com- pany owned and operated by its employees and members, Mest receni expansion of the food club has been in delivery of food to members im the Belleville, Trenton area. LAKELAND BROADCASTING Company Ltd. 94.9 QS JRL OSHAWA RADIO GOW te il eth Be Bd dh OS QUALITY STEREO EM RADIO Will Be At The OSHAWA HOME SHOW JIG OSHAWA RADIO Dh 1350 Visit the CKQS display at the Oshawa Home Show. You will find us on the main floor of the Civic Auditorium, just left of the stage. @ Heor the new stereo sound of CKQS -- your Quality Stereo Station on special Stereo Earphones. @ Pick up your CKQS Place Mats, @ Talk with CKQS Personalities, KL Radio personalities will be broadcasting from various displays at the Home Show... Stop by and chat with them. ,. 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