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Oshawa's Doug Crossley Miss Canada Pageant Host TONIGHT CLOWN ALLEY -- The tra- ditional Main St. of the Circus MUSICAT, BANTASV -- Alina Through the Looking Glass. Magic and charm of adventures of Alice, in a star-filled musi- cal special including such per- formers as Agnes Moorehead, Robert Coote, Jimmy Durante, Nanette Fabray, Ricardo Mon- talban, Jack Palance and the Smothers Brothers. Introducing one of the talent finds of the year, Judi Rolin in the title role. (Channel 2 and 8 at 7:30 .m.) . W-5 -- THE VATICAN MIL- LIONS, a documentary explor- ing the wealth of the Roman Catholic Church. Hosts are Ken Cavanagh, John Must and Allan Anderson. (Channel 9 at 10:00 p.m.) MONDAY RUN BUDDY, RUN -- Buddy Saas DOUG CROSSLEY (Jack Sheldon) short of money to finance his flight from the Devere gang, takes a job as a sparring partner for a boxer-- owned secretly by Devere. (Channel 11 at 7:30 p.m.) MISS CANADA PAGEANT -- Host of the program will be singer Doug Crossley, with Miss Linda Doume, Miss Canada of 1965 as color commentator. Diane Landry, Miss Canada 1966 will crown the new Miss Canada, (Channel 9 at 9:30 p.m.) TUESDAY THE RED SKELTON HOUR governing fi GARDEN GUIDE Si election Of y A. R. BUCKLEY ell-chosen tree may not only considered for its addi- tion to the landscape plan and for its shade but also for its attractive bloom. Many factors govern the selection of trees for urban and suburban _ street planting. They are. not of great concern to the home gardener, but one in particular is well worth considering. This is size. Do not select a tree that is like- ly to grow so fast and so big t in a few years its roots will eae the et valk wil blot out ts w way, its grea' bn A t produce a good bloom each year and do not grow so large as to become a burden to you fruit or fall color. ome, may need a little more maintenance than others. This list is design- ed for people who want the joy and beauty of flowers at once a year as well as shade and 6 8. A carnea--This species of horse chestnut has proved to be quite successful at Ottawa, although it probably not hardy farther north or on the prairies. This tree is slower! growing than the horse chestnut but similar in other respects except for the showy pink bloom. Our tree is now 12 years old but only 10 feet high. In a more sheltered home garden and with watering faster growth would be expected. Amelanchier canadensis -- Shadbush. This is a small na- tive tree well worthy of con- sideration, It grows from 10 to 30 feet high and has abundant white cherrylike blossoms. in the spring. Its birchlike leaves give light shade during summer and in the fall produce a bril- liant effect. The tree also has nice silvery-gray bark with in- teresting dark striping. Chionanthus tree. This is a very neat small ' tree, especially if it is kept pruned to a single stem. It never grows over i5 feet, gives dense shade and will tolerate shade. In June it produces an abundance of filmy lilac-like white flowers, It gives no spe- cial fall effect but female plants proguce an abundance of deep- blue fruits, which are quite showy during September and , if a male specimen is lanted nearby. This tree is not hardy north of Ottawa. Crataegus (Hawthorns) Many species of these trees are admirably suited to our cli- mate. One must avoid the double scarlet English haw- thorn, namely Paul's Scarlet haw, in areas north of Toronto, since this tree is likely to suf- fer in such climates. A variety akin to this, the Toba haw, which originated at the Experi- mental Station, Morden, Mani- toba, is pe cagece hardy and has attractive "pink double flowers. Most hawthorns have flowers, which are red Seen Of Great Importance The New Tree greater than 15 or 20 feet and it is a lovely tree to grow. Its Jarge pinnate leaves turn yellow in the fall and the bark of its twigs and branches is yellow so that one gets a contrasting win- ter coloring. Malus species and varieties (Crab Apples) -- There are many varieties of crab apples which in our area will give a showy display in spring. Ma- kamik is one of the best Rosy- bloom types, Hopa is always heavily laden with deep rose- pink blooms, and Almey has the largest purplish blossoms of any crab apple. Before deciding upon what variety or species to it is desirable to know ex- -- In the principal comedy sketch, Red Skelton plays yg the mean widdle kid, nig 2 Junior's father, Raf- Cavendish, international jewel thief. Singer-pianist Ike Cole presents a song tribute to his brother, the late Nat (King) Cole. (Channel 3, 6, 12 at 8:00 p.m,) I SPY -- On assignment in|. Italy, agents Robinson and Scott meet a beautiful Italian guide who takes them on a tour of baffling murders. The guide is really a cunning enemy agent who has been ordered to be- friend the two agents and obtain classified information from them, Guest ig Rarhara Steele. (Channel 9 at 10:00 p.m. Channel 9 and 8 at 10:00 p.m. WEDNESDAY HOCKEY NIGHT IN CAN- ADA -- Toronto Maple Leafs vs .Montreal Canadiens, at the Montreal Forum, with Danny Galligan giving the play-by- play. (Channel 9 at 8:30 p.m.) MOVIE -- Magnificent Obes- sion. A rich playboy feels re- sponsible for the death of a doctor and he decides to spend his life studying medicine. Star- ring Jane Wyman, Rock Hud- son and Barbara Rush. (Chan- nel 4 at 11:20 p.m.) THURSDAY TELESCOPE -- The 100th Curragh, A visit to, some of Ireland's most famous racing stables and interviews with some of the finest trainers of thoroughbreds in the world, in- cluding Paddy Prendergast, who has won just about every English and European event. Host is Fletcher Markle. (Chan- nel 3; 6, and 12 at 9:00 p.m.) DEAN MARTIN-- Sid Caesar, Diahann Carroll, Phyllis Diller jand the Step Brothers are Dean's guests this week. (Chan- nel 9 at 9:30 p.m. and Channel 2 and 8 at 10:00 p.m.) FRIDAY GET SMART -- Rub-a-Dub- Dub, Three Spies in a Tub-- Max (Don Adams) and agent 99 (Barbara Feldon) are as- signed a suicide mission *to de- stroy a computer on a secret KAOS island, directing a sub- marine in acts of piracy, (Chan- nel 3, 6, and 12 at 8:00 p.m.) MOVIE -- Chariton Heston and Richard Harris star in, Major Dundee, a drama set in the flaming Southwest in the time of the Civil War. Jum Hutton, James Coburn and Santa Berger are also featured. (Channel 4 at 9:00 p.m.) actly what is required. Some people like:to have a crab apple that will give good flowers in spring, some beauty of foliage all summer and good fruit suit-| able for crab apple jelly in the| .\fall. I like Cowichan for this) purpose; I have tasted de- licious jelly from this variety. It has showy blossoris and purplish foliage and it grows to a shapely tree, Other people least) want a good spring effect but are not happy about crab apples in their garden, since they do encourage .children to climb the tree or eat the unripe fruit to their eventual discom- fort. For these people the double-flowered Betchtel's Crab Apple (Malus ionensis 'Plena') is the best one to get. Its large 24-inch flowers are soft pink and have a delightful scent somewhat like English violets. Then there are crab apples for bird lovers. We at the arbor- etum tried to establish a bird jfeeding station there but each year it is the same old story: all birds prefer to spend the winter living on the fruits of the Siberian crab apple (Malus baccata) and we cannot seem to get them to eat any other fare we have to offer. The Siberian crab apple makes a lovely shade"tree, its flowers are small but extremely abundant and its small yellow fruits last well into the winter. There is actor Fernando Lamas), THE GGHAWA TIMES, Seturday, November 5, 1966 23 THE TIMES HOME OF THE WEEK a aa BEDROOM 14" 10° No, CH-1012 Upper floors 1136 Sq.Ft. The Building Editor, Oshawa Times, Oshawa, Ontario. O Enclosed please find $1.00 for which send me Book of Plans entitled 'Suburban and Country Homes." Mail requests 10c extra. 'Please make remittance payable to The Oshawa Times.' Name .. eeee SOOO O emer ereeeee ee eeereeeresee® Address seereceevees COO e eee e eee eeeeeeeeneseseeeeeeeeeeseee FIRST AID TO AILING HOUSE By ROGER C. WHITMAN which can be used on a damp LOTIONS ON MAHOGANY surface, if necessary. While the QUESTION: I have a solid|/paint is still wet, generously mahogany dresser top on which|scatter sand, which will make several face lotions and creams/this a real nonskid finish. were spilled. This left the|HOW TO DRY UP A DRIPPY wood's finish very rough and TANK spotted. How can I remove the) QUESTION: Winter and sum- spots and smooth the dresser?|mer, our 'flush tank drips so ANSWER: By this time, I)steadily that I have had to re- doubt if anything short of alnew the floor covering twice. new finish is worth while at-|Isn't there some way to keep tempting. Just wipe on paint/the outside of the tank from remover to take off the finish becoming so wet all the time? (be sure to follow the direct-| ANSWER: There are, in fact ions). Sand the whole business] several ways. The trouble is the glass - smooth restrain any/cold water entering the tank worn - down spots. Then a/makes it so cold that when the prime coat of thinned-down|warm, humid bathroom air fresh shellac, followed by three/strikes it, the humidity conden- or four thin coats of top quality|ses. If you can either make the clear varnish. Sand lightly be-|tank itself warm, or if you can tween coats, and allow ample|insulate it from the air, the drying time. (I've often mar-|sweating will stop. veled at the durability of the} A plumber can install a sim- human pelt.) ag ple Y - shaped valve which INFO ON MARBLE CARE? will admit a little warm water HOME WORKSHOP | | - | " = --=__ = ------_. = Miand very well worth it. THE WOODEN HINGES of this box are copied from a pair made by an early pio- neer. He also pegged his box together. Screws are used for ours, the heads _ covered with dowel buttons. Pattern 362, which gived actual - size cutting guides and directions for the box and a canvas wood carrier, is 50 cents. It also is in the Antique Reproduction Packet No. 53/which is $1.75. Oshawa Times Pattern Dept. Oshawa, Ont. PATTERN As a with the cold, thus raising the QUESTION: Where can I) water temperature, making the learn about taking care of a tank warm, You can buy chen- good marble - top table. ile tank covers at many depart- ANSWER: Right in your|ment stores, to insulate the home town, malam. Write tojtank from the air. Or you can the Marble Institute of Amer-|put a foam plastic liner in the ica, 848 Pennsylvania Building,|tank, to keep the water from in contacted, they had an ex- chilling the tank. Kits for this cellent booklet on the whole subl/job are widely avaliable in har- ject. Price, I believe is 25 cents|qware stores. SAFETY FIRST FOR STEPS FEEL THAT POWER QUESTION: Due to circum-| About 200,000 cubic feet of stances, my wife's mother will|/water flow over Niagara Falls be moving in next month. She's|or through its power stations Lower Floor 580 Sq.Ft. HOME OF THE WEEK The illustration shows this Colonial split level with a single car garage but blueprints in- clude details for a two-car unit. House would then require a 75- foot lot. The plan includes four bedrooms and two 4-piece bath- rooms both with double basins. Back bedrooms have built-in dressers. All closets are extra large. Kitchen has ample table space. 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ANSWER: If a day above 50 comes along, you can paint with vinyl plastic latex paint, WADDEN FLOOR SPECIALISTS CORLON Fringe| also a pyramidal form of this || species, which is well suited for | street tree planting. | by Robinia hispida 'Morument'-- | (py; Usually I would not recommend | (eae the biack locust for home gar-| dens since it grows so rapidly, | J suckers too freely and is quite; brittle, but this cultivar has has none of these had. noints It is slower growing and even without flowers makes a nice! | compact small tree with pinnate | with. It's fun to make too, Pat- foliage. In flower in June andjtern 289 gives actual-size cut- early July, it presents a soft|ing and coloring guides for the glowing spectacle that will fit|clown, the 12-inch giraffe and in with most surroundings. Its|the other animals as well as flowers are light rose-pink, pro- directions for bases and for duced in good abundance. | making a circus tent to fit over Syringa amurense japonica|@ card table. 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