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it Sm oS EIEN. ay Sele sera _. 12. THE OSHAWA TIMES, Seturdey, July 3, 1968 THE TIMES HOME OF THE WEEK ») GARA! GE 13-2 x 21-2 BEDROOM 10-0 x 9-3 la BATH l BEDROOM 100% 11-3 BEDROO! 9-0 x 10-1 DINING = KITCHEN M LIVING ROOM 20-5 x 13-4 9-4x 93 A 16-4 x 9-3 = [seme Tf DESIGN NO, 288 HOUSE: 1152 SQ.FT. BLUEPRINTS INCLUDE FULL DETAILS FOR BOTH FRAME AND BRICK CONSTRUCTION The Building Editor, Oshawa Times, Oshawa, Ontario, (© Enclosed please find of Plans entitled " Mall reouests 10c-extra, (Please make remittance payable to The Oshawa Times). ad Name Address rece eT CORO OOOO R eee Ae OOH EH Oene REO eee eaeeeeesseeneseeee® $1.00 for which send me Book HOME PLANNING GUIDE" FIRST AID TO PAINT ODOR CHASES FLIES) One of our. co-operative read-} ers has written of his success in| getting rid of attic flies in two weeks: "'I discovered the secret of the attic flies when I painted the house The roffing beams), ~tested on the main beam which was notched out. I was trying to get paint in the joints, the bottom and sides of the roofing) beams that rested in the notch. The flies could not stand the) odor so they swarmed out. I caulked up all the joints and that ended the problem. I cleared up the situation in two weeks." Another illustration of the basic fact that the best way to get rid of insect pests, is to chase them out, and not give them a chance to return! Thanks very much, 0.G.F, 0 the time and trouble to help) other readers having this prob-| lem! BUCKLED FLOOR i QUESTION: We bought an// older house a couple of years) ago. The heat had been turned || off while it was up for sale,|| and the oak floors "y\finishing kits for various colors These come in several sizes, de- AILING HOUSE ANTIQUE FINISH QUESTION: I had a_ buffet made into a hutch and would like to antique it birch or white. I want to do my kitchen table and chairs, also. To me, there is more character to the older furniture and I would love to keep it so. What do you re-| commend? ANSWER: Most paint, as well as some housewares and hard- ware stores now.carry special of antique finish for furniture. pending on the number of pieces to be refinished. They are very easy to use, following man- HOME DESIGN No. 288| The living room and dining "L" overlook the rear ter- race which can be reached from the house or garage. With an attractive exterior of wood siding and _ brick trim, the outside appearance is further enhanced by the planting box placed beneath the picture window. . The large kitchen has excellent table space and a_ handy built-in China cabinet. Al- ternative blueprints for this very popular ranch home are available for both frame and brick construction, Ask for Design CH-288-B if you wish to build in Brick Ven- eer or Solid Brick. Either construction is suitable for electric heating. Standard Blueprints for this Design No. 288 cost $15.00 for the first set and $5.00 for addi- tional sets. They are avail- able in Canada by return mail. (Ontario residents must remit 3 per cent sales tax). Now available at this Newspaper Office (or from address below) is our new design book entitled '"Sub- urban and Country Homes designed for Canadians", ufacturer's detailed instructions ¢| With the kit. Mount Vernon, N.Y. for taking |F became| 1 buckled. The buckle is about 12} feet long and extends from the) living into the dining room, Is there some way for a do-it-your- |! self addict to draw the floor) back down? ANSWER: Try placing some very heavy weights on the high) spots of the floor. If there is no} improvement after a couple of weeks, and the height of the buckle is not too great, sand down the floor surface, or even plane it down, to the level of the surrounding floor area If the buckle straightens from the weights on top, fasten the boards to the subflooring, with wood screws long enough to pene- trate the beams the head. Fill the dents with putty-like material in stick form to match surrounding floor fin- ish. CARPET STORAGE QUESTION: We have two good Oriental carpets which I want to store away for six months to protect them against moth damage. What is the best way to do this? ANSWER: Some professional rug-cleaning services also pro vide storage facilities. Thi would be the safest method Carpets should be thoroughi: cleaned on both sides and, if possible, hung out in the sun and air for several hours, They should be packed away rolled up in heavy paper stores), preferably pole, in order to prevent creas- ing. Put plenty of moth killing preparations ("para" or cam- phor flakes, balls, etc.). Seal the bundle up so that there are no cracks or openings by which moths can enter. Gummed paper or scotch tape is conven- ient-for this. Do ndét store in the cellar; storage space should be absolutely dry. DULL MARKS ON LEATHER QUESTION: How can I re- move dull lamp marks from a shiny leathertop table? ANSWER: Try wiping the marks with a cream, wax made by a nationally known manufacturer and available, at supermarkets, hardware and variety stores Sometimes, buffing the affected area with a soft Turkish towe! is successful in removing this type of mark. Or rub gently with finely powdered rottenstone and a light machine oil. 'y Countersink | (special || mothproof. paper --available ~ at.) many housewares and variety || around aj clean-up | house wares, | | price $1.00 tax free. This edition includes information J. W. A. Russell, manager of the national employment office of the Unemployment Insurance Commission in Oshawa reports a sizeable increase in the num- ber of applicants registered for employment during June, He attributed the increase to considerable numbers of high school and university sadaats seeking summer jobs. Mr, Russell said farm work- ers remained in good demand last month with the beginning of haying and tobacco plant cultivation, "Production and employment generally remained steady in HOLY SMOKE! AND IT WAS RADLEY HEATH, England AP) -- "Holy smoke," ex- plained the vicar. In a way, it was. Bothered by several thou- sand bees that had settled in an apple tree In his garden, Rey. Philip Winter appealed to a local beekeeper, John Jones, to help him get rid of them. "T tried several things on them,"' said Jones, a retired army officer. 'I tried to smoke them out with smolder- ing rags and foam plastic. But it didn't work." The vicar said he Jones what to do next. 'He told me we should use something more powerful," | explained the vicar. 'When he said that, I fetched a pair of my old socks, a pair my mother had knitted for me years ago. "Mr, Jones lit one of my asked and so did the bees. saw the bees vanish, afraid I shouted smoke',"' 'holy on Cost of and Financing in Canada, and Financing in Canada, Heating Insulation, Constructional Details, etc., plus many outstand- ing new designs -- ranch, one and half storey, split Building level, two storey colonial and duplex homes, Also in- cluded in this book are full details on how to order Blueprints. | Construction Ltd. 1 723-7122 le Homes @ Additions le Offices @ Remodeling, socks, The smoke gushed out When I | I'm | JAMES , ; O'MALLEY! More Students After Jobs; Farm Workers In Demand: NES local manufaciuring industries," he said, "but there was no great increase in staffing, although current employees were report- ed to be working some overtime to meet production needs." The employment office man- ager 'said there was a further hidrop in the number of construc. tion workers available for em- ployment with continuing short- ages of skilled tradesmen. Local ed as progressing on schedule. The supply of executive and managerial personnel was lim- ited, particularly in the engin- eering field, where considerable vacancies were evident, he said. Mr. Russell added that local vacancies where qualified appli- cants remained in short supply included the following: brick- layers, construction equipment operators, routemen, taxi driv- a ers, service station att ts projects, however, were report-| -- INFANTRY OC W. A. Milroy, 44, has been appointed rigadier and given command. of the $rd Infantry Brigade at Camp Gagetown, N --CP Photo 'class, wearing a baseball cap FORGIVING DAD GREETS SON STOWAWAY ON PLANE HOP SYDNEY, N.S.W. (AP) -- the jet, climbed up the net "Now I suppose I deserve a into the cargo hold, settled belting," said 11-year-old Ian down in a corner and went McGloin as he returned home to sleep, today after stowing away on "After a while there was a 4,200-mile jet flight to the a banging and some more Philippines. cargo came in but no one But Gilbert McGloin held saw me," he said. "I was a his son's hand and didn't look bit frightened, so I didn't say as though he'd give him a anything. Men closed the door thrashing. and I was locked, in. Just "I'm glad he's back and all after that I felt the engines right," he said. going. Tan flew to Manila Satur "T didn't know where I was day in the cargo hold of a going. After a while I got Qantas jet, He returned first cold. I shivered. "The trip took a long time (seven hours) and I got pretty hungry, "When the plane landed there was more noise and I herrd some strange voices. The cargo door opened and two men found me," Ian was taken to hospital and a Filipino shirt and carrying a big wooden spoon and fork given him in Manila by Qantas officials for his mother. ' Ian told this story: He left home to play foot ball but the game was called off b of rain, He wan- automobile mechanics and body men, machinists, tool and die makers, combination welders, bakers, barbers, cooks, farm hands, project and industrial en- gineers, tool designers, mechan- ical draughtsmen, physical TOURIST TRAPS GO Italian restaurant - keepers) in Manila, found to be all ered out to the airport, saw . right and given hot food, BUY ANTI-U.S, CASH Italian Communists are sell- ing stage dollars, at five lire over the U.S. dollar rate, to raise money for a Viet Cong - hospital. LINCOLN REMEMBERED: The African republic of Rwanda issued seven stamps bearing portraits of Abraham Lincoln and the French Revolu- tion's slogan: Pg Equal- ity, Brotherhood." T00 MANY MOUTHS Brazil, no unable to feed its 78, 000,000 people, is expected to have 100, 000,000 people by 1970. Buying or Selling! GUIDE REALTY LT, © LLOYD CORSON, President © DICK YOUNG Vice-President @ LUCAS PEACOCK Sec-Treas. 16 SIMCOE ST, S., OSHAWA PHONE 723-1121 see have been ordered to mark the} prices of every dish on the menu and discontinue the use of code initials. therapists, medical technolog-| ists, nurses, housekeepers and) hairdressers, The number of men applicants for employment on June 30 was 2,069 compared to 1,440 on May 31 and 2,491 on June 30 last year. Women applicants on June 30 }this year totalled 2,049 compar-| led to 1,035 on May 31 and 2,072 jon June 30, 1964. } "HOME OWNER" home If you a mor Under buyer when ments ness owner: over ft thing If for some reason your builder is unable to obtain o mortgage for you, you can facilitate building of your your choice, failing that direct to your Central Mortgage and Housing Corp- oration Office. are able to take on the responsibility of home ownership, you may be given then proceed with construction. vice is always available from. the in- dividuals and organizations mentioned without charge or obligation, The best before you. make any decisions. Oshawa BUILDERS' 369 Oshawa Blvd. N, BOON FOR NON-SMOKERS | Polish authorities plan to mark no-smoking rooms in pub- lic places so that non-smokers can be protected from smokers' diseases. PLAN SKY RIDE Expo 67 officials plan to erect a cable-car system for joyrides 100° feet over the fair grounds. LOANS by applying to the lender of ur financial position shows you tgage loan and your builder can standably, the potential home feels he is on unfamiliar ground it comes to making arrange- for financing and. other busi- details connected with home ship, Fortunately, competent ad- he past few weeks on this page, to do is investigate thoroughly ASSOCIATION 723-7390 By Clean Homes Heated DEPENDABLE Consumers' ('\as en sowesran caeaaenaill RELAX IN YOUR OWN BACK YARD . «. 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