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GUARDIAN-PATRIOT HOME r THE weeK aero For_cleaning_ white

: wae for serving snacks and
fretre hments ;

. tprotective coating, -tise a white
cream © furniture polish or
geod clean-up wax by

jaf this solution on the marble.

| INSULATING.

“QUESTION We-
lour garage. which has eonerets
[block walls, into-an extra bed-
jroom. The inside walls are now.
lplasterboard. We didn't have
any insulation put’ in and the

walls get very cold
keep the room warm, Is
jany way to install
jnow?

| ANSWER

-there

by drilling. holes into the plaster-.

jboard Either vermiculite or
Rov rockwool pellets could be used. |

por “Ne _ _| SPOTS IN CARPETING

ely | .QUESTION: I have three j

os baal «a ~smat-rust ‘spots on my new

20 a i) wool carpeting made by a metal
Ee stand. How can | remove these
=a without damage to the carpet? I ]
thaven't tried anything yet, want-
Ssa2e09 ing to get your opinion first. 1

|" ANSWER: Good idea not to

, tackle stains until you're sure of

‘ ae i : vhat to tse! --Wrong cleaning
Ne ee agents in set- ‘stains perman- |

: Ue etly. Rust. stains are particul-

. arly difficult to remove safely

= _ and getting professional help is |
much-the best procedure. How- |
| : i | Ww ever, if the stains are just on the |

= pe ’ surface and haven't penetrated |

24-9 iting 23-9 Rae |deg-pls nipping off the fleep

< - S7-& ends..‘mahicure scissors good

, Z : ‘for this) will remove the discol-
A cleyer “combination of washroom at the foot of. the orations. Or the following is fre- |
@plit level and ranch. Rear ‘basement. stair but an alterna- quently su¢cessful: Add a tea- |

tive plan is supplied showing
the washroom. on the. main
floor— usually essential where
a septic tank is necé@ssary.
Construction is brick veneer.

* patio for outdoor living is ac-
cessible from the garage and
family room which’ in ‘itself
forms an extension of the kit-
chen. There. is provision for a

~ Points Homebuilder
~~ Should Watch For-

should therefore enter “into every.
phase of the specifications with
his builder before construction
begins. ° ce

Such items .as ‘concrete stren-
gth, lumber grades, électrical
‘outlets. door cee finish floor-
ing; exterier finish-should all be |
designated, \and understood . by
both parties prior to commen-

The construction of a house is
a ‘complex undertaking involving
many details. In-order to chart
the course construction will take
and ‘to help the individual under-
stand and visualize the details

involved plans are produced.

Such plans ‘are awn, to
scale, which inthe majority of
cases for , house” construction
represent one quarter of an inch

cement of work. —
to equal each foot in width, len-
gth and height of the house. FOLLOW SPECIFICATIONS

Symbols are shown to indicate During the course of age me a
the different component parts, ‘iom ” nrc jou
so.with the help. of the scale | check for himself
and symbols the average -person |
is “able to nnderstand the size

or have

able. - that the itfons as

aid down by the specifications
mare naire closets are being complied with. — In-
spection firms offer this service
‘to ‘the homeowner in some of

etc.. and te visualize the unit

“Ensure that the particular
plan chosen suits your purpose, lour larger communities.
as changes after construction | Since a house is in many cas-

has started can be costly. When jes the largest single investment
a house is being constructed | imany families. ever make, the
with National Housing Act fim- jdaitional fee required to retain

ancing, alterations to plans have : : : ;
to Se eed to ensure that (an architect’ or inspection firm

they conform to the required to do the inspections can be a
standard of the relevant part of very sound’ investment. It is
National Building Code of Can- cheaper to prevent errors in

-ada construction than -to correct mis-
Central Mortgage and Hodsing takes later on.

Corporation offers free of If the house is being built with

charge to anyone contemplating National Housing Act financing,

building a house an excellent |CMHC’s compliance inspectors |

book entitled “Choosing. A House will inspect the house at: varying
Desizn” stages of construction, but only
ALTERING HOUSE PLANS jin order to ascertain. that the

The*Corporation- will not ‘en- relevant section of the National”
dorse a change in an approved
plan if it is likely to alter the
lending value on which a Na-,
tional Housing Aet—Joan is bas-
ed

Minor changes can be made
after having first obtained t he
Corporation's approval, but
care should be exercised when
making changes to plans to en-
sure. that no other part of the
structure will be affected by the |
change.

For -example enlarging, a °
room could possibly result in the _
supporting joists being over.
their designed span limit, Many |
NHA approved plans are aval}. |
aa

Central ‘Mortgage and Hous- |
inc Corporation. offers a good)

selection at nominal prices in a}
catalogue entitled ‘Small House |
Desizns” which can be obtained

“free of charge This book and |
many~—other ‘publidations_of. as-

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owner may be obtained ‘from
anv CMHC office

Should .the requirements -of .
the building. by-law of thé com- ; ~
munity in which you live be!
stri i al the relevant part |
of the National Building Code of |
Canada the local by-law . will }»
take precedence . i
SPECIFICATIONS

Srecifications are the ‘written
description of the work to be.
done In general they cover all |
the features of the work which
are. tot shown on the plans,
such as the quality of the mater- |
tal, the nature of standard of |
werkmanship and should he
ted as carefully as the plans

They supplement: the plans,
as the specifications furnish the
instructions the plans do not and
-the plans show what the specifi-
cations cannot
. Where a prospective Jhemec
owner enzeges an- architect te"
draw his plans the spécifications |
will be prepared by the archi- | (Ss Cow ined sia em Ret}
tect, however where a prospec- | .
tive homeowner is having a
house built by-a builder he wil!

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_ DESIGN BOOK

. ‘The latest design book en-
titled “Canadian Guide te j,. from the edie of §

fad o a spot to-
Home Planning and \Design soc centre. Blot with a clean,
is now available at the offic- dry cloth, to absorb excess mois-
‘es of The Guardian and The

Vinegar -to. this,.and
solution to the spots

apply
Thewt

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sibility’ to see’ tat construction -
of the_house is An strict accord- |
ance with plans, specifications
and all local ordinances.

Firs, AidTo = |
The Ailing House | *
By ROGER C. WHITMAN |
‘INSTALLING DORMER

QUESTION: We want to ex- §
pand the attic’ and provide more |

lt is the ce prc respon-

tions or information available
on this? ~.

ANSWER: Building suppliés
dealers and large lumber yards
frequently have this type of in-
formation available. Booklet No.
603, How To Build a Dormer,”
is published by Directions Sim-
Inc., Briarcliff Manor,
N.Y., at 50 cents; available from
the publisher or some national
variety stores, as Well as ‘some |,
building supplies dealers and

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PROTECTING MARBLE 4 99
QUESTION: Is there any way Gf 6:20 p.m. Saturday

to protect a white marble sur-
face against staining? We have:
a low table in front of our sofa

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ikets. housewares ‘and hardware
| «teres. Or apply the following
ltreatment.to the clean marble
lsurface: Dissolve white bees-<}
wax in turpentine; jit will dis-
solve faster if shaved into
lshreds: then ‘brush a thin coat |

BLOCK WALLS |
‘con verted |

it’s hard to}
insulation: |

Insulation © can’ be J
poured between the stud spaces |

and add oné teaspoonful of white’ |
this |

gently’ with a clean cloth, work-.|

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