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IIMIPLICITY A N 1) com- pactness feature this small In house designed

Ii! architect M. G. Dixon of

Although under 900 square feet In floor area. the house offers convenient living. sleep- d living quarters are

well separated while the liv-

Illg loom-dining room arrange- ment provides a large ope n area. The rear door gives ready access to the kit- chen and basement. Known as Design 2303. the house has a floor area of 864 lsqlnre feet with outside di- mensions of 36 feet by 24 feet. Working drawings may be obtained from Central Mort- gage and Housing Corporation in Moncton at minimum cost.

EASTERN BRIEFS

IS PATIENT

Mrs. John Lewis. New Perth. la a patient in the Kings County Memorial ta

IS PROGRESSING

Ted Gordon of Montague is progressing favorably following surgery at the Prince Edward Island Hospital.

AT ROSENEATH

Mrs. Jack Stewart has return-

ad to Boston. Mrs. Stewart was

the guest of her sister. rs. Donald Lamont and Mr. Lamont. Roseneath.

ARE GUESTS

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Camp- bell and family of Vaiois. Que., are guests of Mr. Campbell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. 1-‘. Campbell. Montague.

VISITED PARENTS

Dr. Vincent Grant and his son,

Alan have returned to Ottawa.

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FIRST AID FOR THE HOME

By ROGER C. WHITMAN REMOVING GLUE QUESTION: I put masking tape on my windows when I painted them. L a t e r. when I pulled i1heparperoff.tihegiuere- mained. How can I get the glue

off the glass?

ANSWER: A razor hlade. us- ed carefully to avoid scratching the glass. is often succemful.

a damp sponge for remov- ing the glue: if not successful, soften the glue with nail-polish remover. being careful to keep the remover away from th e ps.nted surfaces.

BEFORE PAINTING

. I am a new home

owner on a budget. and I would like to paint an antique table and two old chairs which were given to me. I have already removed all the finish with paint iemov- but what I would like to

ow is what else should be done before I apply the paint? I want to do a good job. even though I am "green" at painting.

ANSWER: First apply a prime coat. which is usually the paint

if?

after spending several days with thinned d0W!I 8b0|II- 25 Del‘ Cent

Dr. Grant’s parents in Monta- e.

SWIM CLASSES

with turpentine (for oil base paint) or with water (for water- mixed paints). If you are pian- nhig to use enamel. use enamel

Red C7055 Swimming 9135595 I undercoater. Next, fill any dents

an last week at Camp 0na- cracks

hes wa with a large class availing

themselves of this opportunity. kling compound.

Hrs. Peter Sinclair is the swim- ming instructor.

AT ALLISTON Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mc- Aleer and their son John of Ag-

incourt. Ont.. are spending a hol- D

iday with Mrs. McAleer's par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Beck. Alliston.

RETURN HOME Mrs. William Graham and

John F‘. l

and nail wood finer,

holes. using plastic wood or spac- Incidentally, for outdoor painting. this job is done with putty over which is applied a dab of shellac. Level

the filler carefully so the entire surface is smooth. When the fill-

er has dried. proceed with th e sin .

TV NOISY QUESTION: 0 u r‘ children's bedroom is directly over o u r TV room and it keeps

mudren have rammed to their awake. My husband is quite

home in Montague after having spent the past three weeks visit- in:

Mrs. Graham's non-in-law enough I, were any way

and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Wil- lia

anto. I'D LIVE IN CITY

hard of hearing, so it's impossi- ble to turn the volume down low to

m 3- Mm" ‘"5 ""““V- 7°" '°A“r3:swna:°‘¥e:.°dii1i§¢7e is. But

before going to the trouble and expense. not have an ad-

E”; power has taken up "31. justment made on the set so that

deuce at 80 Mount Edward Road

you could use individual ear-

Cbarlottetown. Mr. Power h as F’I‘°“,°'? ‘WWW °°‘md ' ‘:3

lived for the past 10 years in Milton. Ont. He has spent th a past three w or. Mrs. Angie Powers. Montague.

ENJOY HOLIDAY

have n Pi-lace Edward Island. Th ' guests of Mr. and Mrs. R.

_ - mom mono ‘*:Guy Macnaughlin, Lewiston, , with his wife and daugh-

recently.

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sonbmg tiles can easily be on the ceiling which will absorb

sounds to a considerable degree. ed“ with M. "3? Installation is a perfectly pos- sibi

e, do-it-yourself project. Your

tile dealer can give you full in- structions. WHITE CEDAR PANELING

QUESTION: What is the pro- per way to finish white cedar pa- neled walls?

ANSWER: I recommend using a penetrating finish available at wood-finishing dealers. It leaves a soft, wax finish. easy to care for. Follow manufacturer's in- structions for applying. Other good methods are top quality varnish or pure. fresh white shel- lac. followed by waxing. Sti 11 others are available in many books on wood finishing.

BUSTED ANDIRONS

QUESTION: While cleaning. I was surprised to find our and- irons and fire basket are very rusty. Is there any way I could paint them?

ANSWER: I assume they are of wrought iron. Rub the rust spots with turpentine and steel wool; or remove with rust-re- moving preparation now avail- able at most paint and hard- ware stores. following label in-

structions. Remove all old sur-‘ ' t remover.

face paint with pain Wipe clean with turpentine and refinish with flat black enamel.

FIREPLACE CHIMNEY

QUESTION: We are building an addition to our h o us e and want to include a fireplace. How is the hight of the chimney cal- culated?

ANSWER: A chimney in order to have a free draft, should be not less than 4 feet higher than a flat roof or 3 feet higher than the highest point of a gable roof. Be sure the ﬂue is the same sin to the very

MARBLE SCRATCH REMOVE!

QUESTION: What is used to remove minor scratches a n d stains from marble?

ANSWER: Wash marble with clean cloths and fresh lukewarm water: twice as ye at use a mild detergent. This will take care of minor stains. For scrat- ches. use putty powder (oxide of tin), available at marble yards. It is applied with a damp felt pad and plenty of elbow "grease.” For polishing and fu- ture protection. you can wax the surface; for white marble. be extremely careful to get a wax

which w in yellow.

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MONDAY. runsmr. JULY :3 - at A

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Bibical Drama V Howard Keel. Jdin Saxon. Martha Hyer. kanaitioa from hats to love. Show for the family

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Mon.. Tues. July 28-84 Matinee I PM. Tuesday

DEBORAH KERR

llSlAND NEWS PAGE

Montague, Souris, Kings County

I4 The Guardian. Charlottetown, Mon. July 23. 1962.

‘Tpr. R. Barwise Wins ‘lop Rifle Ass'n Awards

the windup banquet of the P.E.I. Riﬂe Association's annu- al prize meet, held Saturday night at the Queen Hotel. Tpr.

Bob Barwise. Charlottetown, II» P

. er chal- lenge Trophy. for the top Island marksman in the Ouarwu Acco- gate.

In addition he was presented

Tobacco Co. and and Jones matches. Another heavy winner w as Tpr. I-larold Jones. Sununerside. who walked of with the Ma r] MscLennan Lea award, donated by the Macdonaid Tobacco Co. to the Tyro finishing highest in the event sponsored by the firm. Jones also received the DCRA souvenir for placing high in the Ottawa Aggregate. the associa- tion prize for winning the City of Charlottetown match and the Charlottetown Guardian p r l as for capuring the Tyro Aggre- ate.

Following the presentation o f the trophies by president Lieut. Ralph Jenkins. all the shooters were presented with their prize money cheques. and the initial steps were taken in the forming of the P.E.I. teams of 24. which will represent the province at DORA annual meat which gets underway near Ottawa on

ug. .

The final arrangements for this team will be made at a meeting of those eligible a n if available to go. to he held at the Jenkins Transfer Building at 8.30 p.m. Wednesday.

Following is the list of prize- winners:

NERS Governor General's Silver Me- dal awarded to the competitor standing h in t‘

at in Ottawa Aggregate. and who in u at be a resident of P.E.I.. R. C. Bar- wise.

Governor General’s B r o n I e Medal awarded to the competi- tor standing second highest in the Ottawa Aggregate, and who must be a resident of P.E.l.. M. Susick.

DCRA souvenir awarded to the competitor standing th i r (1 highest in theottawa Aggregate and who must be a resident of

.E.I.. G. J. Rogers.

RA souvenir awarded to the competitor standing fourth highest in the Ottawa to who must be a resident of P.E.I.-— Harold Jones Snyder Challenge Trophy aw- arded to the winner of the Otta- wa Aggregate, and who must be vs“ resident of P.E.I. R. C. Bar-

se. Jones Memorial Prize award-

to the winner of the Jones Memorial Match. G. Harper. Jones Memorial Prize award- ed to the runner-up in the Jones Memorial Match. C. C. Strong. Nelson Colviiie of Shooters ‘Supplies. Winnipeg, Man., prize awarded to the competitor mak- ing the highest score in the first day aggregate. Lt. A. K. Mutch.

3.

Lt. Mary MacLennan Lea in memory of her father. the late Seymour 8. Macbennan. prime given to the competitor making the highest score in the second. day aggregate. G. Harper. MacLean and Son. Electricians prize awarded to the competi- tor making the highest score in the third aggregate. C. ong.

P.E.I. Riﬂe Association souv-

Q 99 '1

use awasua n as winner 1 the . Mary Machcnnan Lea award.

presented by the

bacon Inc.. in honourof M a r y- W bah: the out woman to he a member of the Canadian Rifieteaxn and who competed as a A of that team at Bisley in 1952, ed to the Tyre making th high-

award- Ci e

we lDrIvar Suspended T’ On CI1’IOVA!I1 Count ‘

anau. wu'nned‘ts9 and costs

est score in the MacDonald To- bacco Inc. Match. Tpr. Harold ones. P.E.I R Association souvenir awarded to the winner of the DeBlois Bros. Ltd. Match. Capt. R. A. Mccabe. P.E.I. R. Association souven- ir awardad to the winner of the BL. soar and Co, Match. C. C.

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match —- R. C. Barwise I’

ir .'..;.'a City‘ of

Rogers Hardware Trophy aw- arded to the winner of the Rog- ers Hardware co. match Per- iey Taylor.

P.E.I. R. Association souven- ir awarded io the winn of Batt and MacRae Match. G. E.

swrence

tothewinnerofthe

D.0. Clark eouvinar awarded to the winner of the Charlotte- town Legion Match. II. E. Wil- son.

Prize donated by The lottetown Guardian to the win- ner of the Nicholson 'l‘yro aggro- gate. Hamid Jones.

Prise donated

Patriot to the novice standing highest in the Nicholson Tyro

R. Association . souven- M

to of speed eaat.on Grafton ‘Szreet. He said that the accused had travelled at a speed up to

caught on the of the liiiisbom Cawuwlv. ‘VIM’! he was slowed by traffic.

AY Executive A To Attend N.S. Camp

oalyllo caseswerahasrdormdayr ‘WI, “"3" by Magistgte A. J. Sealant in ausptndethfor U when III’

ty police court . P101505 Slim? I0 ' °h“‘‘° °

James r Murphy. Vernon drivins “*0 -M “-

‘ . A lonedrunk and incapablé as fined M or ten den

m.nm~u;

.V_t'e'lI plan And install a

The foil g members of the Provincial Al Youth execu- tive will attend the Nova Sc Allied Youth Camp at Berwich.

Cami Campbell the

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