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-- Tad win RS LT an 5 see Be eset Lomein. \6 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Scturday, June 16, 1962 HOME OF THE WEEK ba bsikih bpm." st sae 10.0. 1211 te erie tt x77 °T HOME DESIGN NO. 415) An open shelf built-in with enclosed storage space below separate living room front entry creating a hall effect that is rather unusual. Liv- ing room is really "'different"'. Fireplace is set flush in ledge stone wall 40" high -- an 8" wood ledge is topped by "V" cut boards extending to ceiling making this an eye catching feature. Another cus- tom feature are the louver- ed doors which separate liv- ing room from dining room, which in turn has just enough separation from kitchen 50 | both areas have advantage of spaciousness and adding con- siderably to the pleasure of | dining. Kitchen has numer- ous cabinets and door to rear porch entrance, and basement stairs. Bedrooms are located for privacy while wall and floor areas have been planned to provide comfortable furni- LIVING 2M. 17-3.15-4 SS Pros cul 3 Dee RD ture placement. Standard Builders Blueprints for this design No. 415 cost $15.00 for the first set and $5.00 for ad- ditional sets. They are avail- able in Canada by return mail. (Ontario residents must remit 3 per cent sales tax). Now available at this News- paper Office (or from. ad- dress below) is the New 1962 Design Book entitled "Cana- dian Guide to Home Plan- "ye GARAGL | 25-7 21-0 et vrey ree see 1171- SQFT. ning and Design", price $1.00 and is tax free. This new edition includes information on Financing if Canada, Building Construction Details, Landscaping, Color Selection, Interior Decorating, Furniture Arrangement, Custom De- signing, ete., plus over 100 popular and few designs to choose from. Also included in this book are full details of how to order blueprints. The Building Editor, Oshawa Times, Oshawa, Ontario, (-] Enclosed please find 50c, for which send me Book of Plans entitled "HOME PLANNING GUIDE" Mail requests 10c extra. (Please m»** remittance payable to The Oshawa Times). Name Address FIRST AID TO THE AILING HOUSE By ROGER C. WHITMAN STAINED PLASTIC _ | QUESTION: While trimming our Christmas tree with bubble! } lights, one of the lights was ac cidentally broken and some 0 Apply a one half inch layer of the paste with a putty knife to the paint and allow to remain -|about a half hour, then scrape foff and rinse the surface with marble box which is used as a cigaret humidor. It has develop- ed several dark discolored areas. Can these be bleached out safely? By Joseph MacSween NEW YORK (CP)--Broadway theatre has become a "fun fair' for people seeking a gay time, says Douglas Campbell, the Scottish actor who now makes Canada his home. Campbell's words were, in a way, an epitaph for Paddy Chayefsky's Gideon which closed after a six - month run because of rough going at the box office despite critical tri- umph. Commercialism is killing Broadway theatre, said the age chad star, adding that he pes the same will not happen in Canada. "Although Canada docsn't have a large theatre, what has been started in Stratford, Ont., is a cultural event that can es- tablish a tradition for the whole country," he declared. "So far the United States has not been able to do this. In this sense, Canada is ahead. Srat- ford is viewed as an interna- tional event and people every- where know about it." Campbell's feeling is that salesmanship has brought to Broadway an attitude of car- nival so that, with isolated ex- ceptions, serious plays -- far more absorbing than the fluffy kind -- haven't got a chance. MONEY TALKS "The artists are not produc- ing what they want to create but what they think they can sell." Such things as party bookings tended toward disas- trous standards. Chayefsky also has spoken of Broadway's "'conomic futil ity," saying the famed street is "okay for musicals, but you just can't afford to put a legitimate, serious play on there any more." Campbell and his wife, Ann Casson will appear next in The Gondoliers, opening in Stratford |July 6. Tom, 10, one of their four children, will be a page in the same production. In Gideon, biblical story of a battle between the Hebrews and the Medianites, Campbeii per- CAMPBELL (LEFT) AND MARCH formed a rare Broadway tour! de force by switching from the title role to that of God after Frederic March left the play. "T was about five months in the play before I ascended into heaven," said Campbell as he wiped away makeup in his dressing room after a final per- formance. "No, you can be sure I have no urge to try to slip into the role of the Almighty away from the theatre. I'm one of his low- liest subjects." Campbell received critical ac- claim in both roles and he ad- mitted that this gave him -- in THE HOME WORKSHOP his first Broadway appearance --a considerable lift, but 'that doesn't mean I consider Broad- way the greatest thing since the invention of white bread." The system in which an actor performs the same part night after night seems wrong to Campbell, who prefers instead the idea of repertory theatre, in which roles vary 'and other members of the cast -- not only the stars -- have a chance to show their stuff. IT'S DIXON'S For the BEST in FUEL and Heating Equipment DELCO by GENERAL MOTORS 313 Albert St. RA 3-4663 Stage Star Thinks Canada Can Lead US. In Theatre A company, for instance, a right to make up their own minds," he declared. As God, Campbell used his powerful voice with stirring ef- fect but critics found him a . }more patient and kindly Deity than that portrayed by March, who sometimes frightened old ladies. Campbell's switch from Gid- eon to God was amusingly ap- propriate in terms of the play, could start a Chayefsky reper- tory and alternate the author's three plays. "This would give the actors new experience and attract) varying audiences. Audiences could go to see what one man's view of life is. Shakespeare is the only one now getting the full treatment." Campbell moved to Stratford --now his home -- in 1953 with Tyrone Guthrie and Alec Guin ess to start the Shakespearean Festival and he subsequently founded the Canadian Players as actor - manager - director. MAY DIRECT After the forthcoming Strat- ford appearances, he may di- rect a play on Broadway next fall and he also will joi Guthrie in a new theatre project in Minneapolis -- presenting classical repertory. The red - naired actor ap- proaches theatre with obvious dedication but has some pun- gent opinions left over for other matters, 'including the ban-the bomb movement of which he is a vigorous supporter. "This is something we've brought on our own b loody heads, but there's no excuse for inflicting it on the kiddies and on future generations who have which ends with the character Gideon turning from belief in God to belief in man's right to aspire. After Gideon walks off wear- ing God's gold mantle, the an- gel of the lord muses: "Well, let him don my gold ephod, "I let him be proper God "Well, let him try it, any- ee How fo grow a better rose! CHIPMAN Be the complete garden expert -- visit foover Onl cu 16 CELINA ST. "GARDEN SUPPL %o DUST or SPRAY ROS PHONE 723-2312 Aluminum Aluminum AWNINGS SIDING ® Eliminates Costly @ All-Weather Insulation ® Save On Fuel Bills Finest Materials -- Expert Workmanship "Where Satisfaction Is Guaranteed" LES EVENISS SALES 15 PRINCE ST. "Serving Oshawa For 10 Years" 725-4632, Evenings 723-2707 JES SINCE 1909" Painting Let Us Show You!!... 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Try using a nonflammable| liquid spot remover, sponging the stain off with clean absorb-| ent cotton saturated with the remover. If not. successful, try| applying a moistening stain) with cloth saturated with six per| cent solution of hydrogen per- oxide (being careful to keep solution from any wood surface) and allow to remain about an hour; for stubborn stain, allow to remain overnight. If treat- ment unsuccessful, the stain is probably permanent. LAMINATED PLASTIC used, follow directions on the paint container: carefully; each will give a finish having a-shine or gloss to it. DAMP-PROOF BUILDING QUESTION: We are planning to build a small four-room ce- ment block building about 24 by 30 on level ground, either on a slab or with crawl space. Could the building be either way, and how is this done if built with crawl space? ANSWER: Either on a slab, damp-proofed or over a crawl space, masonry} tion on, allowing to remain one} to two minutes, then rinsing off thoroughly with clear water and wiping dry with a soft cloth. Re peat treatment, if necessary. CLEANING CALFSKIN QUESTION: My son has had a brown and white calfskin on his bedroom wall for quite a I can clean it at home? method, usually successful with| while. It's only been vacuumed) periodically and has developed| a dingy look. Is there any way|workshop Dept. The Times, ANSWER: Try the following! jcurb is an interesting yard or \garden feature. This full-size roofed model is made with a gate and a hidden shelf It may be used for storing flower pots, tools or even the gar |bage can, Pattern 284, which \shows construction steps and \lists materials, is 50c. This pat- tern also is one of four in the {Building Projects Packet--all for $1.75 Address orders to The Home | Oshawa. constructed of lath and lumber. 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Manu- facturer's detailed installation) instructions for use with specific] products are usually available) from your materials dealer; or| write directly to the manufac-| turer if the dealer can't supply) these; best to use the adhesive specifically recommended by the plastic manufacturer. CLEANING COAL BIN QUESTION: What should be} used to clean cetnent block wall| and cement floor of a coal bin?) Also, how to remove oil from) the cement floor where the stoker used to stand? ANSWER: Vacuum or brush| off as much of the surface dust) as possible. Then scrub with a strong, hot solution of trisodium phosphate, using about two cups to the gallon of water and 4| stiff brush. Rinse thoroughly with clean water. It may be im- possible to remove all the deep- ly penetrated coal dust of a bin used for a long time. | To remove the oil: Make a thick paste of a nonflammable liquid spot remover and fuller's earth and cover the stain; when dry, replace with fresh paste. 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