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~ By ROGER C, WHITMAN font Documents, Washington ed. for a copy of "Remov- ing from Fabrics"; handy to have reference around the home, NEW SIDING ALUMINUM REFLECTS HEAT QUESTION: We bought an old house and there is no insulation in the wall space. I haye been told that if I paint the plaster walls with aluminum paint, this will help reflect the house heat back into the house itself rather Is this true, even though I put dl flat paint over the aluminum paint? Do I need additional in- | odoriess sulation in the wall space or is the aluminum paint sufficient? ANSWER: Yes, aluminum i [pau wil help considerably in re- flecting your house heat, How- ever, it has little or no insula- tion value, and tg k the walls warmer, you can fill the wall stalling rows of miniature louvres | |in the siding will help greatly in in | | keeping dampness out A KISS FROM DAD Beverley Ann Mason, of Pic- ton, gels a kiss from her fa- ther, T. Mason, who travelled from Picton to attend his dau- ghter's graduation at Oshawa General Hospital, Friday. Hun- dreds of parents and relatives ot the members of the graduat- parts of the Province to at- tend the graduation exercises at O'Neill Collegiate. --Oshawa Times Photo THE HOME WORKSHOP MEDICAL ADVANCE Vaccine for smallpox was dis- covered in 1798 by Edward Jen- ner, the English originator of vaccination who died in 1823. Wl DIFFERENT DESIGNS Ii FOR WALL SHELVES this summer? HOW ABOUT YOUR DANCING? DON'T LET poor dancing ruin 8 || good party for you. Come to By RUTH W. SPEARS Shelves often may be as at- tractive as a picture for use in an important wall space. Provid- ing, of course, they are made with good lines and proportions. When such shelves are arranged with flowers, figurines or small objects that one likes to collect, they bring a room to life with color and interest. On today's pattern there is an even dozen designs that may be used in ei- ther modern or period rooms. The lines to follow in sawing out the pieces are traced directly onto the wood. The interlocking style of joints makes ling easy, Arthur Murray's now and learn all the latest steps. You'll find it's quick and easy to learn the | Arthur Murray Way. Be sure of more fun...enroll ay st Asthug 3 Murray's i" PL) @s no brads or screws are used. A copy of this pattern will be mailed for 50 cents. It is also included in Packet No. 69 at the price of $1.75. Address or- ders to The Home Workshop Department, The Times, Oshawa. FAILED TO PROVIDE WINONA (CP) -- A Winona eourle was charged Friday with failing to provide the necessities of iife for a 22-month-old son ARTHUR MURRAY 11%4 Simcoe St. South RA 8-1681 Open 1 to 10 p.m, Daily Air-Conditioned ing class came from many | space. LUmbER FOR PLANTERS QUESTION: What kind of lum- her is advisable for planters to be used outdoors at the edge of an open porch? I am planning to construct several during the ap- proaching "indoor" season. ANSWER: Redwood or cypress give excellent service for this type of oroject; another satis- |factory wood is white pine. Have you seen the ready-made ones at |garden supplies dealers? They comparatively inexpensive. A ey lining the inside of the planter to a depth of above the earthline with aed yourself" aluminum, being sure in to solder corners against water seepage. It is good practice & bore several holes through the use pine, trea odorless wood Tn first. YELLOWED SHIRTS QUESTION: I have been wash- ing white cotton shirts, labeled "wash and dry", with other laun- dry in which I have added hieach. Some shirts have washed success- fully, others have turned a very pale yellow. What is the cause of space with blown-in LR, In-|this? ANSER: Some special finish fabrics have a resin in the finish all which absorbs and holds chlorine (you must have used a chlorine bleach); this sometimes yellows the material. Chlorine' bleaches should never be used on this type QUESTION: My home is three present structure, that is, what kind of walls, ete., dificult to recommend th siding, However, in gen- three types you mention actory service, When Al ¥ 'high in cost and imum of mainie- and is Ho applied; as- siding is moderate-priced, es little maintenance, ot to apply. I sug- literature on various buliding supplies deal- ers and Jelting | advice from a competent builder and personal inspection of your building. WEATHERBEATEN DOOR i've ESTION: Our outside door ya th a of material unless the turers' label or tag states it is|V: safe to use. To remove the yel- lowing, rinse the garment thor- oughly in clear water. Then use a textile color remover, available notions dealers and variety stores, following label directions carefully. Suggest sending 15 cents (no stamps) to Superinten- FOR THE BEST JOB AT THE BEST PRICE LOOK TO US FREE ESTIMATES 130 KING ST. E. MOTOR CITY PAVING CO. "WE'LL PAVE THE WAY FOR YOU RA. 81707 1S YEARS BY CONSTRUCTION Ready for "a big time | Buying IF You District # YOU for fast BE SALESMEN AT WORK FOR YOU Through Photo Co-op You can save time and trouble by con- sulting any member of the Oshawa and you a wide selection of outstanding homes in any district that you wish, List your home through Photo Co-op right away to make sure that the merits and value of your home are placed before the largest number of interested prospects SUK LOOK FOR THIS EMBLEM or Selling 118 WANT TO BUY Real Estate Board. He can show WANT 70 SELL results. £ WHEN YOU BUY found dead in his crib a month @go. Roy and Winnifred . Rippen- gal were charged in connection with the death of their son Roy ||M Jr. following the decision of a corner"s jury that the child's death was a result of the par-|{}i ents' "gross neglect," ORNAMENTAL RAILINGS $2.50 LIN. FY. METAL VENTURES RA 8-0909 DANCING SQUARE - MODERN SOLINA HALL (5 MILES N.E, CITY) TONIGHT Caller: JIM FISHER Admission $1.00 -- 9:00 p.m, DON'T MISS THIS ! APPROVED FOR It has ed finish, After the winter, i it becomes milder, how can we refinish it? ANSWER: Remove the door DANCE TONIGHT Modern-Square TO THE and lay it on a pair of saw horses. Easier to work on a rais- ed, horizontal surface! Remove the rest of the present varnish with paint remover, following directions on the care- e Sontaing base- (fully. If the wood The discolored, bleach it hes applying wood bleach or a liberal quantity ,. hot, saturated solution of axa ie acid (poison) and allowing alumi-|i[ |) remain overnight, orning, rinse well with ui ater, When the wood is com pletely dry, smooth with 10000" sangps r ard wipe off the dust. For & t natural finish, apply two rows of a good qualify spar DANCE REGITAL by the Pupils of HARVEY DANCE ACADEMY Monday: June 6th 8 P.M, at the Central Collegiate SIMCOE SOUTH TICKETS 75¢ and 50c of DOOR varnish; for a darker color, first apply a wood stain of the desir- ed shade, then finish with the & w varnish. Be sure to finish r sages and surfaces of the DANCE PARTY PON PIERRE end His Orchestre 0 \fiton Y/ 0s nus bk One block East of Commer Ritson & Blear DINE AND DANCE to the music of "THE CAVALIERS" EVERYONE WELCOME Dancing Tonite DNIPRO HALL 1 EDITH ST, -- A THE MAN WHO OPENED THE WEST) A First Time ot the , « , PETERBOROUGH MEMORIAL CENTRE ONE SHOW ONLY WEDNESDAY JUNE 8th AEE... | COME and DANCE to Mitchell Zaleski's | Orchestra at the TORNADOS (NOW ON CHATEAU RECORDS) CALLER, BOB FOWLER | ADMISSION $1.00 RED BARN ONTARIO'S FAVORITE FUN SPOT | poLiSH NATIONAL | | | UNION HALL 168 Banting Ave, FUNFOR ALLY | | | EVERY SATURDAY | 8:30 - 12 LILLI PALMER io SYMS YVONNE MITCHELL RONALD LEWIS STARTING ALL THAT IS UNCONQUERABLE IN MAN... 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