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} THE OSHAWA TIMES, Saturday, February 20, 1965 TIMES HOME OF THE WEEK BOB THOMAS IN HOLLYWOOD By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD (AP) -- Some- times a movie star's life is not as rosy as it seems from an exterior view. Case in point: George Peppard, A year ago the capable young actor seemed to have the world in his grasp. .He had been starred in The Carpetbaggers, a film with obvious commercial coe ee potential, and his life and ' career were considered in. sal- H utary shape. j The real: situation? d ' ks ¥ ked in six OPTIONAL Pecggethel ogre GARAGE into debt, my mother died, and I was undergoing a divorce." ' Ito, because he balked at report- ing for a movie, Operation Crossbow. He was also rankled by his contract, which was signed before he became a box- office star. MILAN BEATS GLASGOW devastating second-half burst of three goals in five minutes led) 1 Inter-Milan to a 3-1 win over) Design No. CH-1040 Blueprints include complete details for building In BRICK or FRAME HOME DESIGN CH. 1040 A most attractive brick veneer Ranch home with pleasing stone and: vertical board accents. Colonial small pane windows add to its very charming appear- ance. Rooms are larger than usual for a house of this size which, without gar- age, could be built on a 60-foot lot. Blueprints in- clude complete instructions for building in Brick or Frame. Also details for ei- ther a one or two car gar- age are included. Design No. CH-1040, 1362 Sq. Ft. Standard Blueprints for this Design No. 1040 cost $15.00 for the first set and $5.00 for additional sets. Also avail- able in French at slightly additional cost. They are available in Canada by re- turn mail. (Ontario residents must remit three per cent 1362 Sq.Ft. The Building Editor, Oshawa Times, Oshawa, Ontario, (0 Enclosed please find $1.00 for which send me Book | "HOME PLANNING GUIDE" Mail reauests 10c extra, (Please make remittance payable to The Oshawa Times). of Plans entitled Name BGGrESS cocccsccccccccccccccvenccccssccsvccccsescccececes CORREO E SOOO R ESSE EEO TE EOS SOE OEE OEE OEE EO EH OOOED Glasgow Rangers in their Euro-| pean Cup quarter-final first-leg) months, I was falling deeper Peppard now can view that dismal period with some per- spective. He hadn't worked be- cause MGM wouldn't allow him MILAN, Italy (Reuters) -- Aj Star's Life Not All Roses, George Peppard Proves It He held firm against the stu- dio, despite mounting debt. The outcome? "I ended up having to do three pictures, instead of six under the old deal," he said. "1 made Operation Crossbow, but MGM added performers like Trevor Howard, Johnny Mills, Richard Johnson, Lilli Palmer, as well as Sophia Loren to ihe cast." Now he is able to cash in on his popularity. The cash is ;_|the worldwide gross may be as WIN OUSTS. GAS BYFLEET, England (AP William Wright, 73, and his wife have lived in a gas-lit cottage here for 45 years. On being in- soecer pool, he commented electric in" LER. DANCE olds played the only continuing characters, and especially from The Carpetbaggers. He shrugs Mike's Elevation Elicits Humor 0' e formed he had won $52,001 in a/ejeyation of Ontario MP Michael +|Starr_as the new desk mate of|Diefenbaker now "Now at last we can put the/Qpposition Leader John Diefen- Lieutenant baker in the House of Com- mons, has triggered «a small joke on Capital Hill. The joke now "Have you heard that Mr. has 2 new TTAWA (Special) -- 'Th "No, who is it?" "It's Michel Etoile." To 'students of the mediate left, after Quebec Con-'Starr". off the critical knocks the film received. "Some of the reviewers seemed angry because we didn't make .a_ Citizen Kane," Peppard remarked. "It wasn't meant to be that. It was a mel- odrama and as such, quite well done, I thought. I understand Old Time -- Modern ADMISSION--$1.25 RED BARN | much as $25,000,000. You can't good: $350,000 a picture, plus a percentage. He is enjoying the first of such fees at Warner Brothers in The Third Day, with the romance of his life, Elizabeth. Ashley. After a 10- day vacation in Hawaii, he re- ports to Africa for Joseph E. Levine's The Sands of Lainari, then returns to MGM for Mer- rily We Roll Along. The impetus to his career came from the resounding suc- cess of How the West was Won, in which he and Debbie Reyn- Motor City Car Club Canadian Diabetic Association Oshawa & District Branch Presents _ THE SUGAR BOWL BALL SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27th, 1965 Kinsmen Community Centre 109 Colborne St. West Refreshments .. . Dancing 8 p.m. till 11:30 p.m. Music by TONY RUSSELL ADMISSION $3.00 COUPLE LOTS OF PRIZES Proceeds . « . Children's Camps -- Research -- Educ: Tickets Available at... Jury & Lovell, 8 King Eost Nu-Way Photo, 251 King East argue with that." presents The Joquers match here Wednesday night. | | CLUB HARD TIME DANCE Music by the CONTINENTALS SAT., FEB. 20th 9 to 12 Midnight Sales Tax). Now available at this Newspaper office (or from address below) is our new Design Book entitled "Suburban and Country Homes designed for Cana- dians"', price $1.00 tax free. This edition includes in- formation on Cost of Build- | ing and Financing in Can- | ada, Heating, Insulation, Constructional Details, etc., FIRST AID TO REFINISHING RUSH SEATS QUESTION: I have two old ladder-hack chairs with rush seats, What should I do to re- move the old finish from these seats Should the seats be stain- ed if so, how do I apply stain? What do I use for a finishing coat? ANSWER: Rush usually has a shellac finish; use denatured al- cohol to remove the old finish. (If varnished, then use a pre- red paint remover, following abe] directions carefully.) Rush is usually left its natural color, not stained. To the clean, dry surface apply ready - to - use shellac available now in aerosol form. Or brush on thin coat of pure, fresh, white shellac, thin- ned half and half with denatured alcohol. CAT ODOR ON FLOOR QUESTION:: We have just pur- chased a new (to us) house and are thrilled with it, but ran up against one problem: One of the sheds attached to the house proper has a wooden floor which has a strong cat odor. How can we correct this situation? ANSWER: Clean the floor with a good floor cleaner and No. 1 steel wool. Then scatter liberal amounts of moth crystals or flakes over the floor and keep the shed closed for several days (the moth crystals are a power- ful deodorizer, as well as moth preventive). The crystals will leave an odor, but this will dis- appear quickly on airing. Re- peat, if necessary. LINE MARKS CLOTHES QUESTION: More than year ago we put up all alumi- num clothes lines outside. They have lived up to the manufac- turer's statement by not: sag- ging, but it is impossible to completely remove black marks} that mark each edge of the clothes, not only under each clothes pin, but when the wind blows the wet clothes into the line itself. Have used a damp cloth with yellow bar soap rub- bed on, as directions said, but it does not help. What would you suggest? ANSWER: Wash aluminum line to remove all trace of soot, grease, etc., and wipe dry, after rinsing well to remove all trace of cleaner. Then apply two coats of good quality spar var- nish to entirely coat the metal surface. This will require -periodic renewal. | a AILING HOME STICKY SHELLAC SHELVES QUESTION: I shellacked some | wall shelves to add to the book shelves I have on the living room walls. But, after two weeks, the shellac is still sticky to the touch. What causes this How can it be corrected ANSWER: Probably you were sold a poor quality of shellac or an old shellac. The best solution is to remove the present finish with denatured alcohol. Then re- finish with a pure, fresh shellac, made by one of the well-known paint manufacturers, | | MAPLE FURNITURE STAIN QUESTION: How can I mix a Stain that approximates the color used-on maple furniture! today - | ANSWER: I recommend look-| ing at manufacturers' color ecards of ready - mixed wood stains, available at paint and hardware dealers. This is much easier and finished color more| exactly and uniformly made.| The following formula will give| you about one gallon of honey| maple water stain: to one gal- Ion of hot (not boiling) water, add one ounce yellow aniline} powder, two and three-quarter ounces of orange aniline powder| and, finally, one-half ounce dark blue, mixing each color in solu- tion thoroughly. Buying or Selling! GUIDE REALTY | | LTD. @ LLOYD CORSON, President || © DICK YOUNG Vice-President |) @ LUCAS PEACOCK Sec-Treas. |! 16 SIMCOE ST. 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Large 6 room clay brick bungalow with garage, Huge L-shaped living and dining room, size bedrooms, 5 pc. divided bath with vanity, rec, room 31x 13 sion 60 days, Will sell fast - only $4,500, down, balance open avoid disappointment. 1450 SQ. FT. LIVING AREA 7 room - 4 bedroom back split bungalow located in Beau Valley. consists of L. Room, Dining Room and Kitchen, lower level 2 large bedrooms and 4 pc, bath with vanity; upper level 2 bedrooms and 3 pc. bathroom with v choice area. AT YOUR SERVICE iChorles Choyter 723-2265 Bill Johnston 728-1066 Reg Aker 725-0201 Bill McFeeters 725-1726 "Over a Allan Thompson 728-2870 Margaret Lee 723-2894 2 irene Brown 725-3867 SCHO Neil Campbell 725-1015 Allan Thompson. 728-2870 'Hrwin Cruikshanks 728-5205 | 360 KING WEST Maible Boudreau Ed. Drumm 725-9345 728.2233 Steve Macko 728-5868 . . 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