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1 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Saturday, March , 1958 TIMES-GAZETTE HOME O HOME DESIGN NO. 292 " perfect. for that narrow city lot is this one-storey, three bed- room brigk veneer home which will fit nicely on a 40-foot lot. There is @ guest closet conveni- ent to the front door and a large living room with cheerful fire- place. The kitchen is most com- pact with=ample table space and a handy Broom closet, Basement stairs are off the kitchen. Laun- dry facilities are located in the full basement. This is also a lovely home with fleeted stone accenting the front entrance and shuttered" windows adding a ouch of cplor. Standard Builders' ueprints costing $8.75 a set may btaimed for this design No. Ah further information use the coupon aBove and mail it to The Times-Gagette, Oshawa. A few home ner books which in- cludes t design and 60 others "may elso.be obtained for 75 cents by using the same coupon. IN THE HOME . WORKSHOP DRESSING TABLE | AND STOOL PATTERN 373 F THE WEEK cL KITCHEN (I TTY (41 No. 292" £79 Sa.fr. 20525 Cu.Fr bE. 9 1l"n 41-0" LIVING 4 niet The Building Editor, Oshawa Times-Gazette, Oshawa, Ontario. i él { | i " By RUTH W. SPEARS ney tools are necessary to Taney sessing table and stool a power saw the pieces are d outein a jiffy. This is a real | ly set; Just lift the top and are ghe toilet things in place a good-size mirror. Neat for uncluttered modern bedroom doubles as a guest room. The a flustrates each step to 7 de youdn cutting out the pleces "and assembling. A list of all ma- terials that are used in this set | "pemes with pattern 373 which is 35 cents per copy. Or enclose $1.50 and receive a packet of five stand- | ard size patterns for making use- ful Tables and Stands in addition fo the design shown in the sketch. Address orders to The Home Work- shop Department, The Times-Gaz- | ette, Oshawa. (4 GREENWOOD | MAY E. BROWN "Correspondent "00D -- The TV Wes- Group was at Brough- ay evening of last week. were given a good re- pegs of the Young People's Journeyed to Toronto ou Sun- Aon when a visit was aie to-the Royal Ontario Mus- eum. ( ) or enclosed piease find 75c Plans entitled "69 SELECTED HOMES." Name Address . : remittance payable t ( ) Please send me further details about how to obtain stand. standard builder's blue prints for House Design No. 292. tor which send me Book of (Please make 'KINSALE Set Date For ' Sacrament MRS. A. G. HOOKER Correspondent 5 | KINSALE -- The euchre party | held in the school, on night, was well attended. scorers for the evening were Mrs, | Hooker and Mr. J. Davis; low, | Mrs. L. Waltham and Mr. A.| Bunker. The lunch committee was | Mrs. J. Davis and Mrs. L. Em- pringham. Next euchre will be held on Friday evening, April 1st| at 8 p.m | Mr. and Mrs. L. Gray, Brenda | and Sheila spent Sunday with Mr. {and Mrs. Grenfell Wilson of Clare- { mont | Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Brawley | | and Gary of Orangeville spent the | | weekend with Jack and Mrs. | | Hooker | Sunday guests at the home of | Mr. and Mrs. Arch Bunker in-| cluded, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon | | Vaughan of Don Mills Rd., Mr. | Friday | daughters of Hig h| Tuesday visitors with the latters' and Bonnie of Whitby, and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Maynard, of Brooklin. Six little girls friends of Kathy Legg thoroughly enjoyed a birth- day party held in Kathy's honor on Monday. Ray Harris and Miss Shirley Warner of Toronto spent the week- end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Stell Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kidol, and Mono Mills were sister, Mrs. Jack Hooker. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed at the 10 a.m. service in our church on Sun- day, April 3. Waxing Tips For Woods Add new beauty and protection to paneling or woodwork with a good coat of wax 24 hours after natural or stain finishes have been applied First buff the finished wood sur- face with 3/0 steel wool. Apply wax, preferably a good commer- Sheila Pegg of Toronto and Glen-| wo noth Wagg and Miss Moor- cial paste wax. Spread smoothly na Minaker of Oshawa were with their parents on Sunday. | The Farm Forum Group met at | head of Mount Albert and Mr. | Bert Gibson of Oshawa. | | Mr. and Mrs. Dick Trim of To- and evenly over surface. The result will be a true satiny finish, as well as added protection tha home of Irvin and Mrs. Mac-| onto spent Sunday with Mr. and | against scuffs, mars and scratch- Lean on Monday evening with fair attemdance. The March meeting of the Even ing Women's Association was hel at the home of Edna Green. The Ww ip service with the Theme, Mal \ of Sorrows' was led by Mrs. Glynn Eastwood assisted by {Mrs. Chas. Closson. Reports were received on the autograph Cook | Book which will soon be ready for sale. The*TV Show is going to Pick- ering on"March 29 and to Cedar- dale Oshawa on April the first. A § Cleaning Bee was pldhned for Sat- urday ch twenty-sixth. Fifty © dollars was voted towards the fur-| pace fund: The Lunch Committeé| served nty refreshments after the meeting. The April meeting will be at the home of Mrs. C. E. Pegg with Mrs. Gerald Henning in charge of the Worship Service. The community welcomes Mrs Nicholson and children. They re- cently moved into their new home in the village. Mr. Nicholson is convalescing in a hospital in To- ronto Clarence Perkin of Toronto visit- ed his mother, Mrs. W. G. Perkin | on Sunday | Fred and Mrs. Brown of Brook-| lin were with Wm. A. and Mrs. | Brown on Sunday afternoon. | Glynn and Mrs. Eastwood and] Linda visited the farmer's uncles | in Toronto on Sunday afternoon. There is still the odd case of mea- sles among the children. | Lloyd Morden celebrated his| fifth birthday on Tuesday by enter- taining several of his little friends to a party from three to four o'clock in the afternoon Some members of the Farm For- um Group attended the Rally at] Uxbridge. on Wednesday evening. | The heavy windstorms and cold | temperatures tested all powers of imagining that spring is here March has lived up to its name so far Gordon Rogers is recovering from an attack of pleurisy SCOTS PREACHER Scotland's first Congregational church was founded 1799 by James Alexander Haldane, . I 8 Mrs. Ben Legg | Mr. and Mrs. R. Shupe and Mr. | |and Mrs. L. Palmer of Oshawa, | | were Sunday guests at the home | |of George and Mrs. Curl | | Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hull of Point | Anne were Monday visitors with Alvin and Mrs. Hooker | Melvin Brown of Whitby spent| the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. | Bill Lennan. Sunday visitors at| the Lennon home included Mr. | and Mrs. William Kennedy of To-| es For subsequent waxings, stain waxes should be used. They will fill in scratches and scars and blend them with the rest of the wood. Give your paneling or yjoodwork that finished look now. Since the end of World War Two Canadians have built nearly 750,- 000 houses with a market value approaching eight billion dollars, sufficient residential building to ac- Is your kitchen sound asleep-- dead as a doornail, dreary, cold? Maybe that's why you don't like te work in it. A pretty kitchen is a joy to any housewife--even those who dislike cooking chores. A little ingenuity and the lady of the house can enjoy her kitchen whether she is a gour- met or queen of the can opener brigade. i COLOR IDEAS One way to insure a rosier out- look is to plan a real co-ordinated color scheme. A new paint job will liven up the coldest looking room. Try pink, or yellow on the cool north side. Blue is pretty on the south side where sunshine reigns. Two, colors besides white may be used. Accessories such as dish and band towel and wash cloths may be color co-ordinated. | Prettier Kitchen Can Ease Cooking Chores Pale yellow walls with blue or brown accessories can be very cheerful, pink with cherry red or black and white, or black and white with cherry accents. Floor tiles may be colorful, al- though black end white is neutral when other color is used in the room. Rubber or vinyl tiles can be used in attractive designs for a new look. ATTRACTIVE UTENSILS When selecting kitchen utensils pick attractive things that may be displayed such as colorful casse- role dishes, copper bottomed pots end pans that may be put on the wall, straw bread and wine bas- kets, salad bowl, spice racks and shelves for holding pepper mill, salt grinder, garlic press, wall knife racks, wooden spoon holdess. ENNISKILLEN Decorator Gives Talk MRS. RUSSELL GRIFFIN Correspondent ENNISKILLEN -- On March 16 the WMS held a successful Pot Luck supper in the Sunday School Room. The evening entertainment was provided by J. H. Abernethy, of Bowmanville, who gave an in- teresting display of the different types of wallpaper used in decor- ating, demonstrated a new type of paint and answered various ques- tions. Music was provided by our very capable local talent, Mrs, M. Stainton and Mrs. L. Lamb favor- ed with piano solos and two num- bers were rendered by the Ennis- killen Quartette, one being the timely, Macnamara's Band. Our Service Club ladies met at Mrs. F. Becketts, on Tuesday even- ing with 13 present. After business and their work period was over, lunch was served by Mrs. A. J. Werry, Mrs. H. Mills, Mrs. T. Wil- son, and the hostess. Next meeting will be March 29th at Mrs. E. Mec- Nair's. Mr. and Mrs. D. Yeo, and Lorna, Oshawa, Mr. and Mrs. O. Grills and family, Courtice were at Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Yeo's. Lawrence Wright, was with his chum Master Georgie Leadbeater on Saturday. Mrs. C. B. Wagg, Uxbridge, is visiting with her sister Mrs. A. L. Wearn, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ferguson, in company: with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ferguson, were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Berwin Adams, Oshawa. Our Pot Luck supper should be a good success on March 30th with pictures of Landscaping shown by Ross Richards. Mr. and Mrs. S. Rodman, Scugog Island, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bragg and Allen, Providence, Mrs, E. Ashton, and Bonnie Beach, Maple Grove were with Mr.andMrs. 0. C. Ashton. Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Moore, Eve- lyn and Louis, Port Perry, were | Saturday evening tea guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trewin. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Werry, Betty Jane, Clarke Werry, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. McGill were Friday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mts. B. Luke, Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wright, were Saturday evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. M. Heards. Douglas McFarland, Cordova Mines spend Sunday with Keith Ellis. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Tresise, Osh- awa. Kerry Svanefelt has returned home from Oshawa Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. L. Fawns, and fam- Mrs. H. Stainton, Hampton, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. L. Stainton. Irene Ferguson, brother David. Mr. and Mrs. K. V. Svanefelt, were with his mother, Mrs. 'Svanefelt, of Tor- onto, on the occasion of her birth- Mrs. Norman Wilson, day. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Forder, of were Saturday even- of Mr. and Mrs. F Blackstoc ing visits Toms. -- Percy Warren, Mr. and Mrs.A. recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. P. Ellis. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Brunt, were W. Mark, and Mrs. Orr Jeffery, Flintoff, Oshawa, » were with her father Mr. and Mr. Port Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Brunt, are getting along splendidly with the fixing up of their house since the fire. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Oke and Garry, Oshawa, were at his par- ents Mr. and Mrs. W. Oke. Mr. and Mrs. evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harold McLaugh- lin, and family, Blackstock were Sunday evening tea gues!s of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Toms. and brothers Douglas, Bruce, and David, were visitors of Miss Linda Stainton and R. J. Reid and family, Pickering Beach were with Mr. and Mrs.W. Howells Sunday cult . . . later, electrical sheets, quilts and mattress pads have come into their own. Special features of the blank ets and sheets are the cogfour corners. Thermostats and con- trols have become less bulky; dual controls for double blankets give selective heating. Wool, 'nylon, cotic: and assorted blends are all used in the new blanket version for extra comfort, warmth and easy-washability. Heat Bedding For Comfort Electrically - heating bedding continues to grow in popularity in everyday living as many new items enter this field. Electrical blankets were first to make their entrance into the cir- How To Arrange Washing Tools Automatic washers and dryers which are small and compact can be fitted in almost anywhere -- at one end of the kitchen countertop, in the bathroom or in an extra hall closet near the family bath. When you install your new laundry, it mind as a way to make 1 dering more pl safer and dier: | Keep your bottled bleaches and dyes in bottle racks. Put rubber bands around them so they'll be gasier to handle if your hands are wet. Line your work surfaces with waterproof material, sanitary, easy to clean and rugged. Always fold clothes immediately after drying. This cuts down on install a ironing time. If possible, rtable sewing machine near the riod The best time to do the fami sewing is right after laundering. MURDOCH AUTO arrives, ily Port Perry, Kay Thomp 0 Stouffville, Lawrence Schell, of Toronto were with Mr. and Mrs. E, McNair. Mr. and Mrs. Ratph Vanstone, Whitby were with Mr. and Mrs. R. 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