' modern Kitchen make, Yet some

i Supply News, a trade publication,
_ points: out, for. example, that
. there ‘are two types of built-in.
. slectrle. ranges; one which has
’ gurface-elements dropped into a
. countertop, with avens set in the.

“Is a compact unit of surface ele-

_a low platform base, Elther fits
- Bight In with built-in cabinets and

styles are avallable with the lat-‘

‘Kitehen- planning should include,
goal of a new klichen Is to give’
-Jence and to save her. time and!

“labor, Older model, ‘‘left-over*
-appiiances just can’t do that,

“Glittering - Sparkliig

‘Add 4 festive ‘alr to your calling. ‘Call us
‘todey and inquire about textured exil:
- ings. You'll be glad you did,

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. Phone 635-21 95

Old appliances do riot ‘a.

, homeowners overlook this trulsm,
when: formulating plans for an
up-to-date kitchen,

The principal . reason why:
modern: appliances: is that’ the’

the homemaker added ' conven-.

What's more, outedated ape:

_pliiances detract from the appear] .

ance of a retiodelad room, New
models are designad specifical-
ly for the’ sleek, built-in look of
contemporary kitehens, Building

wall or cabinet; and one which

‘mants and oven that. sildes onto

“eountertips,’

. Other range atyles are equally
suitable, Frée-standing ranges ‘
fit flush with the tops and fronts
‘of standard cupboards, High-style '
eya-level ranges have single or’
double ovens -hung from the wall
‘above..the. surface. units, All.

est convenlence features Includ-
ing automatic tlmers and -teme.,
perature controls,

’ New. model refrigerator-
.freezers are designed with
Square corners and straight lines
: to fit flush agutngt the wall and |i
_cabinats, Many modelg*have ell- | tha
a * Sole odes na et tha

id onew thinewall insulation
* gives. larger. interlor capacity
‘without’ @xpanding the exterior.

‘| styling, Now you can ‘get pastel

, dimensions. This means you van

fit a large  16-foot-cubic-
refrigerator-freezer _
Space now taken up by your
older 12-foct | ‘appliance, The
streamlined design: Saves youthe

cost af cabinetry work that used

to be necessary to make the re-|

frigerator look built-in, For mode
eth convenience, refrigerator-
freezers In which frost doesn’t
form tn either the refrigerator

or freezer compartments, end; | -
the messy “fob of: manual te. :

frosting, Ole

With the, “inoden kitehen em-
phasis: on saving time, steps and
work, ‘‘automatle | dishwashers
have an Andisputable place in re«
modeled ‘kitchens, Thay save
about an hour of cleanup time
daily, In addiflon te. bullt-in
models which fil Into the space
of a regulation undercounter cabl-
net, and free-sianding models, |:
which generally go at the end of
a line of counters, there are
two other styles adaptable to
kitchen. remodeling. .Cne Is the
portable which. stores anywhere
and rolis to the sink for use. The
other is the convertible-portable,
which fs used as a portable tem-
porarily, but can be permanently
installed later, The latter two
are {deal for homeowners who
are remodeling in stages, but
dom’t -want to wait to have the
conventence of a dishwasher,

Another attribute of modern
appiiancas is their variety of:

colors, deep hues, stainless
steel coppertones, chromes. and
woouegrained surfaces as wall -

as nee There are also unusual |*

Tee ane pattarned finlghes

163 een Jabric. or ‘|
the wallpapers 1P6" hw posse
to mix or match the appllaiicas
with one..another;: with the. kitch=
en cabinets, or with the general
decor, - =

Into the] .

_ New heavy-duty. folding shelf brackets can be used In every
‘| nal cost from a’ local lumber

| dealer or cabinet shop, Theplas-7
“") tle comes in Hterally dozens of
‘| solid colors, in altractive mar

- room In the house, wherever wall hung tables or shelves ©
are desirad. Uses shown above are In the garage, kitchen,
laundry, darkroom and sewing area,

Hare ate some newproducts—
with the performance clalms of
the manufacturers:

FOLDING CLOSET DOORS
that can be installed by the aver=
age person in less than 15 min»
utes, Tha bilefold panels are
warp-free and. highly resistant
to scuffing, staining and denting. | |

channel frame with a baked-on
alkyd finish, The doors are hung
with only a top track and bottom
Jamp Pivels.

new products... —

./away, support fira or conduct

Each panel is enclosed by a U- |

A 6-INCH-WIDE VINYL SIDING
that does not require pafnt and
will not chip, dent, rust, waar

electricity, The new siding can
be nailed directly to standard
sheathing, eHminating the néces-
sity of a special backerboard,
Previous vinyl siding was. made.
in widths ot 8. inches, ;

A FIREPLACE with an ultras
modern désign that ‘can be used
as a free-standing. unit or built
into a home or used BS a ‘room

-{| they are fn the home, galdom
| dook. their best. The paint’ be-
"comes. faded die -te exposure,’
‘ water sweeps into open windows
‘| when it ralns and bifsters the

‘| paint, while ‘moisture fram con-

| mate- a covering ‘of decorative
Plastic sheeting ta the sills, Tae

"J been proven so practical for
1 Kitehan sink tons and other ho

“| agigiass and wipes clean in an
. instant, with a-damp cloth, You

: ‘Surface, :

: de. ‘are needed, You may. have

"Window sits, prominent a5

densation | drips - onto. the sills
from. the glass; lhaving muddy
streaks, an

‘A perfect answer is. to laml«

‘plastic, . the same kind that has
purposes, Is: smooth and hard

ean ‘even. -keep your - gerantum.
‘pots Tight at ‘the. window without
‘causing . -damiage to the sills

“Only narrow strips: of the plas-

‘gome leftover.scraps on. hand
from a previgus project. or can
buy narrow remnants at. nomi.

velized patterns, and tn natural
wood grains that will blend with
or match your furniture.

. ‘The strips are easily put down
with contact-ebound cement, No
pressure clamps are needed, The
only tools required are-2 fine.
tooth saw (a:back saw froma
Mitering set ts excellent) and a
coarse file, The plastie may.be
laminated directly aver the pree
sent painted surfate. of the wine
dow sill, so that makes the work
even easier, Get the measure-
ments first. -These should he
precise for--the Inside length,
Measurement is made most ef-
rfectively with an axtensfon-type
folding rule that has a movable
metat bar that shows the distance

beyond the ruler sectton, Better

‘| divider, —

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-.1963,-thia figure: was up to seven
per cent of the total,

- has four bedrooms, The living room

” table. In the basement there is space
“for a play room. Face the kitchen
’ and dining room'to the south-east

ly ‘
fei

NEW. HOUSE DESIGN — There
was a further increase in the size of
houses financed under the National
Housing: Act in 1963. Associated
with the increased size was a grow-

ing proportion of two-storey houses,
This type of house, such as this one
designed by Central Mortgage and
Housing Corporation, made up 4.7
per cent of the total in 1962. In

This particular two-storey design ||

overlooks: the street and ths dining
room opening: off it, overlooks the

en: so does the kitchen which is
dining

arge and has room for a

:| of the window sill, Lay thispaper

“the edges are In proper position

'. | Press down firmly on the plastic
|so It stays in place, Now lift

" Funderneath, and gradually lower

| the rest af thé plastic while fit-
"| ting lt closely all along the back:

7 hands,’ move

sti, make a cardboard pattern, |
The plastic sheeting willbe. cut
to fit snug at the back and sides,
but an overlap.of about 149: is
left at th front for later trim.
m ing. *

“Mark ihe rattern outHine. on the
plastic, and cut with the back
saw, The sawing must be. done
carefully, following a definite
method to avoid chipping. of the |:
very thin and hard plastic sure
face, Do the sawing this way: |.
place the plastic finishedsurface
upward on a firm bench or low |’
table; with the cutting line bes
yond the table edge, Hold the
saw almost parallel wilh ‘the
sheeting, so the saw teeth wear! |
through .the. plastic surface be-
fore cutting “into . the hacking|-
material, Move the saw slowly.
and steadily .on the forward
stroke, liftihg it to clear the
plastic on the ‘back ‘stroke, Sup-
port the cutaway portion so ft
“won't sag and tear. .

Try the plece for fit, It should
lay flat without bulging anywhere, |
If slightly oversize, trim the

strokes only, When the fit is
perfect (except for the front.
overlap) spread‘ the contact ce-

edge with the file, using downe| —

When making ¢ a new window sill with laminated plastic, a
block of wood, hammered gently, should be used to drive,
out alr bubbles and insure a tight bond.

‘ment on both the back ‘of the
plastic and on the window sill,
Use 4 plece of cardboard or play-
ing card to spread the cement,
Making sure every part fs cover=
ed with a thin filnr of cement,
Allow the cement to dry thorough]
ly (ahout 20 minutes) | before ape

plying,

Will bond instantly: on. contact,
and ihe plastic can’t be shifted
if tt Isn't correctly positioned,
To avoid complications, - follow
this specific technique, Cut a
piece of wrapping paper the size

on the sill (the cement should be

a dry enough:so the paper doesn't. 7
| stick), then put the plastic sheet-
‘ ing on the paper. oo,

Litt the plastic at one end,
and fold.lack the pattern paper
underneath {o clear a space about
3’? wide, Then let down the plas«
the at that side, making sure that

against the back and side-wall,.

‘the other end, remove the paper |,

window molding. .

Usa a hammer or ascrap wood
block to pound down the plastic
at every polnt-so it fs securely
bonded, Now, with the file,trim
aff the excess: plastic. at. the
front so It ‘is flush with the sill
-edge, Hold ‘the fila with both).
lt tn downward
strokes, ILfting the file-on the upe!
ward: return to avold chipping,

The plastic sill . covering
should last almost indefinitely,
Jooking bright and colorful, and|;
will never need painting, Once};
you have the procedure down |
pat, it will be a simple matter |
to do all the windows in “your |:
house, |

The two cemented sutfaces :

: Surprising! iy; "a Slot: of persons

‘Have Facts -
- for Buyer ~

" When a _prospéetive ‘Buyer ‘{s
looking at your house, he can da-
termine for himself whether. he
Mikes it. 8

But: it?s" up to you to have
ready answers for any questions
he may ask after he finishes. the|

de

can’t-give ‘the answer to
ple. question: of-how old the house
Is, Be prepared ta reply to quer-
les about property boundaries,
assessments, fuél costs,-etc,’
A good real estate broker; by oe
the .. way, ‘shouldbe: -able* tol" ~
answer. questions about the ac-
ceéssibllity of schools, churches,
transportation and shopping. Be
sure. that he does—before the
possible buyer comes along, A
consclenticus salesman also will
have made'a prior Inspection to/§.
determine what the house’s good|f
points are so that he-can, potne
them out‘as. he ‘gots from room
to. room, Hut. don't. follow: ‘him
around, while. he’s talking. Tt not
only , cramps - fils. style, ‘bull it
etien will _stop. the: ‘prospective
om asking. questions

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A Ww Pr that requires
no élactric power to operate.
It Is run on water pressure only:
has only two moving parts. and
‘handles: ‘regular’ dighwater da-
tar; gents.

for the best orientation,

-. The floor area-is i474 square fect a -
- and the exterior ‘dimensions are 29

' feet. eleven’ inches by 24 feet four

inches.’ Workitig- drawings for this}

rouse, - known. as_ Desi;

” available. ‘from Central

: ‘and. Housing Corporation at mini-|§
‘cost.

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