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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1964-05-21, Page 9BALL - MACAULAY Ltd. Builders' Supplies Of All Kinds 60 King St. -- CLINTON — 482-9514 For added convenience 'you can .create ,a new functional area along an unused wall. The Westinghouse Washer and` Dryer slip under standard height counters—neatly hide away back of stylish Tambour (sliding) doors. The centre area is designed to the proikr height. for comfortable use with a chair or vanity stool. Westinghouse Washers and Dryers come in Turquoise, Yellow, Coppertone and White . . . they give you a wide choice to color...match the surrounding area., Such ,an arrangement:in your honie will achieve a modern, custom "built-in" look. This homemaking tip is by courtesy of Clinton Electric Shop, your local Westinghouse dealer who installs and services these and many other fine Westinghouse appliances, Phone 482-6646 or inspect these smart units at the shop. FINGER-TIP TART LAWN-BOY • Easiest to start • Quietest • Lightest • Exclusive clog-proof Grasscatcher TRY IT SOON LAWN BOY LAWN BOY DELUXE 19" DELUXE 21" $93.50 $98.50 With Grasscatcher as shown $11.00 extra Pinecrest Subdivision Lots For Sale Wells Auto Electric 54 King St., Clinton Phone 482-3851 SUNOCO PRODUCTS "THE ORIGINAL MOTOR TUNE-UP SHOP" 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 LAWN FURNITURE LAWN CHAISES—Reg. $14.49 Special• $11.50 ECONOMY LINE—Reg. $1 1.95 Now Only $9.50 (Matching Chairs Available) GODERICH BUILDING CENTRE Division of Goderich Mfg. Sales Ltd. Anglesea 'St. — GODERICH — 524-8382 Interior Design Calls For Thought In- planning the interior of a home 'the best use of space marks the skillful architect or designer. The interior of the house must be diVided accord- ing to the various functions of its occupants. The eating, sleep- ing. and living areas make up the basic divisions of every house. The difference between the various designs consists mainly in varying the size of rooms and arranging 'them in differ. ent patterns. The number ,.,of possible Sizes and groupings is practleally_.unlimited. But buy- ers also haire a wide range of preferences. One will insist on a large living room with a fire- place—another one wants a house with a family room — a separate 'dining mom is essen- tial to the way of life of a third family, while 'their neigh- bours prefer the intimacy of an eating space in the kitchen. A second bathroom, a den, lounge or sewing room, laundry facil- ities in the kitchen instead of in the basement, all these feat- ures have special meaning for certain home owners, However,. -there are • a - riurrir ber of elementary rules for good interior design. One of these basic rule4.is good circulation, that is, easy access 'to the var- ious parts of 'the house without having to cross intervening rooms. Safe stairways with sufficient head clearance, doors wide enough to move furniture m and out, space for furniture along the wall in the liVing room and bedrooms, well light- ed hallways and ample closet Space and Shelves are other "musts" in house 'designing. Heating System Vital To Home Comfort (Continued from page 7) should be well insulated, part- icularly near the heating unit. Wooden members which are directly above the furnace can be 'protected by providing suf- ficient air space between them and the furnace and covering the, top of the heating unit with asbestos. Fire .protection requ- irements for gravity air''heating systems are set out in the book "Housing Standards", With forced air beating, air is driven 'through ducts to var- ious parts of the house by an electric fan built into the heat- ing unit. This is more efficient and has largely replaced the old gravity system. Small diameter pipes or ducts --usually four inches across— do not take up as much space as ducts for gravity heating, yet carry the heated air to the various parts -of the house more efficiently, Because a fan is used to push the air, the heat- ing unit can be placed in a more convenient part of the base- ment. For best results, hot air ducts ti BATIA BEDROOM Pe- te-tr bunt Wet L DINING ROOM or-o"on•-a• ..erawaral f BEDROOM Ie-1n 10%.0. rOaid BEDR su OM -o• 1010014 0.166 ENING ROOM Aug GINO W-rest=s ASK FOR PAINT ON PROTECTION AS YOU DECORATE YOUR MASONRY WALLS MASONRY PAINT J. W. COUNTER BUILDER'S SUPPLIES Corner Albert & Princess St., Clinton PHONE 482-9612 CONKLIN Building Materials — Home improvements 21 HWY" GODERICH — 524-8321 DON'T MISS THIS MAY SPECIAL! Last Year $40.00 — This Year $45.00 ACH — Now!! S30.00 'While They Last! Good Assortment of Standard Sizes J. W. COUNTER BUILDERS' SUPPLIES Corner Albert & Prineest St. — Clinton PHONE 402-9612 comstNATioN ALUMINUM 0 SAYE SPACE! BEAUTIFa WAY xterior Finishes Important To Some ,People* itWers-Wal, alitaeh more MIPertanee to the way a tioUSe. loOics .from the .01444,e, ,s1•44 fo the . iTitePior advantages, since the ..exterior reflects. per- Win degree ithe 'status, Of the family Within, AreintectOai .design of the house, its location on the lot and respect; to neighbour, ihg hou;ses;., the materials- used, the added embellishments, and of course the quality of woric, • rhansinp all affect 'the exterior appearance of the house,. The amount of care spent on the_ ex., box-ion of a. home pan .also he taken as a measure of the ON, cellence of the interior of the building, In Canada, a wide -variety of exterior. !finishing materials is e mployed, varying in PPP4•14114r With different regiOnS of the q914.44::. In 004'4 „Canada, 1,T1P1< veneer or 500..3411.ek would pear ,t9 be the •dominant 'ILYPe of exterior finish Whi'le in the. western 1.)).,ovPaees the 1).PPYal' ance of Weed and .Sttle.e0 .PS rS noticeable. In, the At, .provinces wood clapboard used -extensively, • There ..are Other .A.Sefnl and attractive exterior' surfacing materials. such` as 'asbestos shingles, and aluminum or sidling; 'the traditloaal stare masonry wall is still _a -symbol of prestige and, elegance, These materials have been 'tried :and tested over the years :and can :provide an attractive. fini's'h When they are applied by skil- led •workmen. If a combination of materials is used it Should be !done with taste, Avoiding lb. a t mismatched, artificial look, DHSS Cadets Put On Show At Inspection (Continued from Page 04) Noliae; Capt, B. Graham was second in command arid Nor, Man Amy was company Serg- eant major, Platoon officers of "B" Com- pany were: No, 1—Iiieut, Ivan Blake, Sgt. Doug gOund and Cpl. Ron Carter; No. 2—Lieut. T, Rutledge, Sgt. Barrie Mills and Cpl. Doug Ball; No. 3 — Lieut. S. Maguire, Sgt. Steeristra and Cpl. Peter Stain- forth; No. 4—Lieut. R. Sgt. Craig Collier and Cpl. Jackie ColqUhoun. Flag party included: Capt. Jim McCullough, L't. James Livermore, Lt. Pahl Gates, Lt. *..Ch Py1,5rh4 and Lt, Ed. ..$erfn, ton. Cn.aet. _orderly -MOM was in 'the charge .Of Bruce Sgt. gide Hildebrand and :Sgt. Larry -$4011,. Majorettes Margaret MarjOrie Wood, Nfp.roarot Trv, warthe„ .and Gwen Jones put on a, display of their. ,0.4411$ The band was praised .1)y the inToctiqg, officer's afterVOW, ful 411:1)1 and .march-past, At. the oonelnon of the in, SPection in. Clialt94 COnalIMMiltY. Park, nil cadets were 'treated' to ice cream bars -and soft drinks at A @oath set np, on the gronneT.s. Illursq May 21, 1964 Clinton ,New.s,Rpcp..rd,Poge This bungalow by 'architect Jacques Vincent of Ste. Doroi. thee, Quebec, has four bed- rooms and two ,bathrooms. The 'bedroom wing is well separated from the rest of the house, and has large closets, particularly off the bedroom hall and entrance hall, A screened flagstone porch pro- vides a covered walk between the kitchen door and the gar- age. The dining room, which can be shut off from the living room by a -wood accordion door, should not be too long as a certain amount of heat is lost through the duct itself. In a bungalow with a •lange base- ment an "extended plenum", an 'extension of 'the furnace hood, is used to offset the slowing- down effect of the longer ducts. DUcts carrying heat to parts of the house remdte from the fur- nace are connected to the plen- um. Both the plenum and hot air ducts must 'be shielded with metal, asbestos board or min-. drill wool if located near in- flammable material. Hot air registers are usually placed in the floor or on 'the wall though sonic 'forced air systems' are designed to push hot air down from the ceiling. In this system, known as um- brella type 'heating, ducts Which run through the ceiling and 'the roof Should be Well insulated to prevent excessive loss of heat. overlooks' the rear garden, the living roam window, Which•'is over 18 feet long, overlooks the street. The 'basement is par- titioned in' four areas. Two of these are laundry and furnace moms. The remaining two are Unusually large; one intended as a games room is 16 feet nine inches by 34 feet seven inches; the other, a storage IS THE TIME TO room, is 14 feet six inches 'by 28 feet one inch. The floor area is 1,662 square feet and 'the exterior dimen- sions, including the garage, are 58 feet 'by 47 feet. Working drawings of this house, known as Design 804, are available from -Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation at mini- mum cost. WE SPECIALIZE IN REMODEL MODERNIZE or ADD A ROOM MODERNIZING STORE FRONTS Some of our recent renovations are: TOTS and TEENS, GODERICH BEATTIE FURNITURE, CLINTON ANSTETT JEWELLERS, CLINTON FAIRHOLME DAIRY, CLINTON DON C. COLQUHOUN 200 ONTARIO STREET — CLINTON PHONE 482-9506 DRAINAGE PIPE AND FITTING NO-CORODE AND TRANSITE See Your Local Dealer or visit Hearh Wholesale Limited, Highway No. 8 East of Clinton. You will find a fall range of Water and Drainage Pipe and Fittings. Also Piston, Jet and Subrneesible Gr H T Also 3 Lots on High Street—Nos. 9-10-11—West of Smith Street o TOWN APPROVED' • N.H.A. APPROVED Limited Number of Choice, Fully Serviced Lots Available Consultations O h Building , and Financing 0.40!'f r L. G. Winter REAL ESTATE 200 HIGH STREET PHONE 482-6692 This Spacious Showroom Gives You The Widest Selection. C. H. EPPS MANUFACTURING LTD. and THE HEARN WHOLESALE 482-3826