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THE TIMES HOME OF THE WEEK wet roan sit «VINTEC ETT GARAGE BED &u. 12° 216° Livine 32% ib* "~ BED RM- 107 «10° BED RM: 10'x 147 Pe PORCH i Lower Floor: 748 Sq.Ft. The Building Editor, Oshawa Times, Oshawa, Ontario, C1 Enclosed please find $1.00 for which send me Book of Plans entitled 'Suburban and Country Homes." } ' feo by! -) ; Main Floot: 1588 Sq.Ft. a No, CH = 1017 HOME DESIGN No. 1011 This handsome colonial styled split level has four bedrooms plus a den which could serve as an additional | : Mail requests 10c extra. 'Please make remittance payable to The Oshawa Times.' Name One eee en eeeeeeeesoessesesresssseseseee Address etree eeeeee recs eeseneeeseseneeesenes FIRST AID TO AILING HOUSE. By Roger C. Whitman LOW WATER PRESSURE QUESTION: What causes low) in the house. water pressure in the upstairs the weil to the various fixtures Or the yellow laundry. spots bedroom if necessary. If not required, the den and _ its closet could be dispensed with and the space added to the garage. This would then house | a standard size plus a com- | pact. The Design is basically | Frame, but instructions for building in Brick are sup- plied. House would require a 60 foot lot. 1588 Sq. Ft. Standard Blueprints for this | Design No. 1011 cost $20.00 for the first set and $5.00 for additional sets. Blueprints comply with the National lease of GARDEN GUIDE By A. R, BUCKLEY Plant Research Institute During the past 15 years the search for new and different trees has been greaily intensi- fied by an increase im ue uc- mand for kinds that are more compatible with -utility lines, modern homes, suburban areas, and narrow streets. The dam- age wrought by the Dutch elm disease has led to a demand for trees that are not likely to de- velop di of such epid proportions. Most new shade trees intro- duced today are selections made from specimens already grow- ing in streets, private gardens, public parks, and arboretums. Such plants that have already reached maturity and have shown traits amenable to cul- ture under today's conditions are propagated vegetatively and released as new cultivars. As a result, there are now more uni- form trees for city streets and trees of restricted form for use in small home gardens. In the woody-plant section of the test gardens at the Plant Research Institute a large num- ber of these newer trees have} been tried for many. years. It| is still not possible to evaluate their ultimate height, root spread and habit, but a reason- able estimate can be made of their usefulness by observa- sions made of their growth, transplanting, prelim- inary habit and botanical affin- ity. The following include some of the most promising trees: MANY MAPLES Many maples have been in- troduced in recent years. One of them is the Harlequin maple (Acer platanoides 'Drummondii It is a very distinctive tree with its bright creamy-white New And Different Trees To Meet Changing Needs new green ash that doesn't pro- duce the mass of rather un- sightly seeds usually associated with this species. It also has a more attractive, uniform habit ana dackar . croan elacev leaves, The thornless honey locust cultivars (Glediisia triacanthos 'Inermis') have become ex- tremely popular for street and home planting. The original Moraine locust had: a serious trunk defect that had to be rec- tified by staking but \n-cfones later developed this defect has been eliminated. New cultivars of promise are Imperial, with a more symmetrical and dens- er branching habit and deep- green leaves spaced closer than in other honey locusts; Skyline, a pyramidal form with deep- green leaves that change to a) golden color in the fall;- and Shademaster, a cultivar that grows faster than all the others and has straight, upright branches, In its initial year in purple in spring and keep this color until fall, Judd's cherry (Prunus juddii) is perfectly hardy in Ottawa and should prove popuiar in areas where the true Japanese cherry does not flourish. It has the same beautiful cherry bark of the Sar, erry, one of its par- ents, and large single pink) flowers. | BRIGHT GRIEN LEAVES Several new selections of the littleleaf linden (Tulia cordata) are now available. All of these were chosen for their broad pyramidal shape and' bright- green leaves. Most promising is the selection 'Green spire', which has already developed a perfectly shaped head in our Test Garden. | So many new mountain ashes) (Sorbus species) are now avail- able that it is hard to choose the most outstanding. From our brief observations, the new Ca- our test gardens one branch grew twelve feet, | CRAB APPLES So many new and. interesting crab apples have been intro- nadian introduction, Rowancroft try's | Rajasthan, THE OSHAWA 'TIMES, | Seturdey, Merch 19, 1966 75 | Sikhs Best Farmers, Troops And Best Political Agitators By CONRAD FINK. Although Sant Fateh Singh NEW DELHI (AP) -- India's|kept his warrior-like people in 10,500,000 Sikhs make the coun-jcheck for the most part, some best farmers, soldiers,jdirect Hindu-Sikh clashes oc- mechanics and, to Prime Minis-| curred. Many Jan Sangh lead- ter Indira Gandhi's woe, somelers were arrested, and police of its best political agitators. 'also picked up Master Tara They follow a vigorous reli-|Singh, the Punjab's second- gion that wins them a larger|ranking Sikh leader and Sant spot in India's political sun than| Fateh Singh's rival in Sik poli- their numbers warrant. , | ties. The turbanned, - full-bearded|, DSIKDS Uirealeney a majvr put. cal push in September but post- poned it to fight in the war against Pakistan. Now, how- ever, old demands are being re- newed, ! The Sikhs fear they will be swamped by India's 470,000,000 other citizens of many religions and cultures. They want their distinctive identity legally rec- ognized. | As a first step, the Sikhs want | a' Punjabi - speaking state in! northwest India composed of} the. Punjab, where most Sikhs) live, and parts of neighboring') Himachal Pradesh' and Kashmir states. | A committee of the governing Congress party recommended last week that the government create a new state out of the) Punjab with Punjabi as the of-| | Buying or Selling! GUIDE REALTY LTD. @ LLOYD CORSON, President @ DICK YOUNG, Vice-Pres. @ LUCAS PEACOPK, See-Treas 16 SIMCOE ST. $., OSHAWA PHONE 723-5281 ---- en' \ : coe Replace your old TV antenna, get Better Pictures witha New Super STARFIRE by 'LINDSAY'. . . CLEAR-UP Coral, with abundant bright- coral fruits even on small) plants, appears to be most promising. These are just a few of the YOUR TV. PICTURE With this EXTRA High Performance ficial language. The recom-' mendation is almost certain to! be accepted. Up to now, New Delhi has al- ways resisted such schemes, re- duced that it would be impos-| more interesting recent intro-/84™ding them as a prelude to a) sible to do justice to all of them) quctions. Evaluating shade|@emand for autonomy or even| within the confines of this short|trees takes many years, but|imdependence. But in recent article. It would, however, be even at this early date, the ones| months, tension in the Punjab an omission not to include at,; have mentioned have shown|@S been mounting. | least three of the most striking.| enough promise to be recom-|. Once the demand for a Pun-| These are Royalty (which was) mended for the Canadian land-|J@bi - speaking state was ac-) introduced from Sutherland,| scape. jcepted, Sant Fateh Singh, the Saskatchewan, last year);|---------- inion strongest Sikh leader, co-oper-| Prairie Rose, and Wintergold. | ated with Mrs. Gandhi's goy-| Royalty has purple telinces | Last Studebaker ernment in trying to keep tem-| which retains its color all sum-| stn ge ~ --_ mer long, a good floral effect ever, trouble erupte in spring with its rose-purple Rolls Off Line |when the right-wing Hindu blooms and colorful. red fruits) HAMILTON (CP)--The last of 8'0UP Jan Sangh, 'which de- in the fall. Prairie Rose has|the studebaker cars rolled off|™&"ds that Hindi be India's na- double flowers similar to but of|the assembly line here Thurs-| ional language, violently pro- deeper pink than the Betchel's|day, leaving 600 workers out of| tested against the partition of TV antenna and be ready for VIVID COLOUR at its best. Have the SSF-10 installed and enjoy Improved SPARK- LING biack and white pictures. ENGINEERED FOR EXCELLENT COLOUR Building Code of Canada, and are obtainable by return mail, (Ontario residents must re- bathroom. It is all right in the!can be prevented by adding a variegated leaves and attrac.|crab, one of its parents. De-|jobs. Punjab. Riots broke out in the rest of the home. water conditioner, widely avail- tive rounded habit. The colum-|SPite its name, it is probably state and, briefly, In New Delhi, | BLACK & WHITE TELEVISION RECEPTION Frank Moroz, international not ANSWER: If all faucets in the able at super to the bathroom have low pressure,|/laundry water, following label markets, this is probably due to clogged directions carefully. supply lines to these outlets; | suRFACING DRIVEWAY pipes probably require replace-| ment. I suggest having a reput-! necessary repairs. STAINED FLOORS nents were given and where, problem with the QUESTION: The house we re- ; -e| cently purchased has a gravel able plumber inspect and mae driveway. We don't like this as | it also serves as the walk to our | kitchen door. Is there any kind QUESTION: My kitchen floor} of binding or surfacing we could has spots where home perma-| Put over this for a firmer top? ANSWER: Various makes of oven cleaner has been dropped.|asphalt emulsions suitable for Can you help? I also have a|the purpose are available. Your bathroom local street and road commis- mit 5 per cent. sales tax). The new 1966 DESIGN BOOK entitled '101 Selected Subur- ban and Country Homes de- signed for Canadians', price $1.00, tax free, is now avail- able at this Newspaper Of- fice (or from the address be- | low). This edition includes in- | formtion on Cost of Building | in Canada, Financing, Heating Insulation, Constructional De- tails, etc., plus many out- standing new Ranch, One and half storey, Split Level, Two nar Norway maple has a very narrow and compact habit bardy poplar. The ultimate | height of this maple is about 40 feet. It is proving useful for planting where a formal or ac- cent effect is desired. *'Summershade" is a_ fast- growing Norway maple with a broad pyramidal habit. It has} distinctive dark - green leaves} with a leathery texture that en-} ables them to withstand wind-| burn better than the other cul- tivars of the same. species. | | prai much like the well-known Lom-|tiful golden fruit that persists | (cy,c). ee hardy on our €anadian|representative of the United ties. Wintergold, has beau-/ auto Workers of America said today the company and union were co - operating jin re-locating and finding new HEAT WITH OIL DIXON'S OIL 313 ALBERT ST. 24-HOUR SERVICE 723-4663 SERVING OSHAWA OVER well into the winter, and a com- pact round-headed shape. Although not new in cultiva- jobs for the workers tion, the Amur choke cherry|' .. .. on ; (Prunus maackii) is not swell Starting Monday, interviews known and is just beginning to|Will be arranged at the plant) appear in Canadian catalogues. and in the union hall with em- It is a small round - headed|Ployers who have expressed"fn-/ tree, which does not grow more|terest in the Studebaker work-| than twenty-five feet high. Al-/ers he told the Hamilton and though it has long racemes of District Labor Council Thursday showy white flowers in' spring) ight. its greatest asset is the beauti-| One major problem he said,| Call us TODAY fer a Free antenna check up and estimate T.R.1.0. TELEVISION Corner of Bond and Division Street OSHAWA floors. The area in front of the|sioners could furnish you with sink is yellowed from what I)names of firms handling such believe, tennis shoes and rub-| materials; or consult the classi- ber soles. Is there anything to|fied telephone directory under remove this? | "Paving Contractors" or "Pay- ANSWER: Not knowing the) ing Materials." eomposition of either the floors it is almost impossible to make CHURCH FURNISHINGS any suggestions. In general, one) QUESTION: I want to get a of the all-purpose household| Catalog for religious items for cleaners and fine steel wool will|Church furnishings, Where can remove many floor stains and|! Send for one? discolorations. ANSWER: Consult your class- ified teleph i IRON IN WELL WATER ed telephone directory under "Religious Goods," 'Church QUESTION: We use well| Supplies' and "Church Funish- water at our vacation home. | jings"'; many firms have mail The water contains a lot of|order departments and cata- fron, so much that yellow spots) logs. Storey Colonial, and Duplex Designs. Full details on how to order Blueprints are also included in this book. From England has a fairly new Norway | Goldsworth Purple, with more} brilliant purple foliage, larger leaves, and a faster growth rate than the Crimson King short of replacement which I can offer is to patiently apply thin successive coats of wax to i oe ing to build up pear very much alike, but clos- x jer examination will reveal the |\LOOSENED LINOLEUM SEAM/more brilliant coior of the QUESTION: In a rented|G0ldsworth Purple selection. jhouse, I have linoleum in the sUPERIOR COLORING jkitchen with a seam down the) 4 large number of red maple middie which became loose anl|eyjtivars have been recently in- fo been kicked around until) troduced, mostly selected for | there is an opening one to three their shape and superior fall jinches wide. Is there anything I| coloring. Among those * that aple. At a distance both maples ap- develop on laundry. How can this discoloration be prevented? | REMOVING LINOLEUM can get to fill in here that will) fill this gap and last a while. show great promise are the Columnar red maple, the Arm- |ful bright-orange bark, which is|will be relocating 150 workers }very prominent in winter, 'The over 50 years of age. j Shubert choke cherry (Prunus virginiana 'Shubert') is a new| bility tree with leaves that change to/| people." 50 YEARS PHONE 728-5143 "We have a moral responsi-| to look after these FOR THE FINEST Custom and Ready Made DRAPES in the letest Shodes end Fobrics ... see... Mé&C Attention! GRAND OPENING 378 KING ST, WEST MR. TOWERS 378 KING ST, WEST FOR BEST TV RECEPTION CALL MR. TOWERS ANSWER: Plumbers and the plumbing supply dealers have a} variety of iron removal units.| One inexpensive type, only a few inches long and containing) a chemical that is tasteless and| harmless, is installed in the! main supply pipe leading from THE HOME | | types of tile (not ceramic, how-| _., technique won't QUESTION: From time to time you mentioned the use of dry ice for the removal of old floor tile. Would this applica- tion work on nine by nine inch linoleum tile laid over felt with linoleum paste? ANSWER: No reason _ this work just as well for linoleum squares as it does for removing various | ANSWER: If you mean that | strong red maple, with a thin the linoleum has been torn off,| spirelike shape that fits into the the only solution is to insert a'smallest of planting areas and strip of closely matching lino-|corners, and the Tilford red leum. If you mean that the| maple, a broader pyramidal sides of the seam have been|type with very good fall color- loosened from the floor under-|ing. | neath, try the following method; Marshall's Seediess ash is a of refastening: Work linoleum) ------ sie awa DRY GOODS & DRAPERIES DRAPERY TRACKS GXPERTLY INSTALLED 74 Celina Street 723-7827 cement into the seam by lift-) ing the loosened linoleum and| pushing the paste underneath @ TOWERS @ AERIALS @ ROTORS Mr. Towers SPECIALIZES IN TV MARCH DISCOUNT SPECIAL with a flat, thin screwdriver or '49 Call Mr. Tower Today For Your Home Survey -- All Towers On Display Call MR. TOWERS Today 723-9525 LUCKY NUMBER DRAW en the First 1000 Towers sold; ON NEW winner will receive portable TV plus eerie! refund, SAVE rossces TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR BIG SPRING REDUCTIONS for installation in March, April and May. M'LAUGHLIN COAL AND SUPPLIES LTD. We are Offering SPECIAL SPRING PRICES to avoid the fall rush SO TAKE ADVANTAGE ON SAVINGS NOW! | Call 723-3481 ever). Only probable difficulty| could be if you were trying to| Spatula. remove an entire large sheet of| linoleum. This could become! very cumbersome, unless you have some willing helpers. 40' Structor All-Wave Aerial only ............ After spreading the adhesive, press down the lino- leum, place heavy weights (pails of water, large rocks, | etc.), on top and allow to re-| | main until all the cement has} VINEGAR REMOVED FINISH| thoroughly hardened. Wipe off QUESTION: Vinegar or some|4My excessive adhesive on the strong liquid was inadvertently| Surface immediately with aj | dropped on my kitchen linoleum|@amp cloth or sponge; later | | floor. The finish must have been| removal is very difficlut. alan all ne wane ill ant ' taken off, as wax will not cover) | the spots. Is there anything that) LEADS SCORING | will? : : | SEATTLE (AP) -- Vancouver | martem 473 ANSWER: Probably the lino-| Canucks' Billy McNeill led the| _ PATTERN &/5 | |leum oa aeterioensae in these scoring list in the Western! 3 3 i sq, areas, because the vinegar at-| Hockey League at the start of} ogo yd Be wiih | tacked the gums and oil in the| the week with 89 points on 34) z 8. ithe design for linoleum. The only suggestion: goals and 55 assists. the cut-out basket of colored ATTENTION FARMERS! eggs is included in actual-size SAVE ... Why Pay More WORKSHOP 5 al % cs Pattern 473 which is 50c. After on Premium Quality the basket has been put away, Mamma Rabbit and her two GASOLINE - DIESEL & MOTOR OILS Farm Tanks Available. babies may stay to admire} Out of Oshewe, Whitby and District each new flower. 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