Daily Times-Gazette (Oshawa Edition), 5 Dec 1957, p. 10

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a "ree WEE A TV WW eG wr WE WEES Q VW IQPITIWTAUC ys vss sees erm metferf tm smstrsn eas mm py Color Schemes Are Fun rier ivy color Jack 'com |prefer lively colors lack confi} 4 | . dence in their decorating skill anc 9 For Decorating The Basement ste to "cae" ees an gre 00IWOI S in their homes. For them, decor "Go wild with color!" is the keep interest away from the win- ating-a playroom offers a golder Jisice of ie exper Ie Soe iow wal. "opportunity to throw inhibitions tc aders axing : ye ; i . the winds and have fun wi rooms this. fall ee. ae ce coor DOWNTOWN OSHAWA "A room for play and casual|consultant suggests combining! -- entertaining is an active placeigafety with decoration by using] APPRECIATE EDUCATION | and colors should be lively -- bright yellow paint, striping el | i even shocking," maintains Wil-\pandrail and top and bottom steps| ONDON (CP) -- The head | {Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Dial RA 3-3474 irid D. Sinclair, color consultant. with ap bars of black mistress of a girls' school a Bonn eR a hs Sl ete ei np eesiee «ie | TiS. iS 'ONE place. where 8 whj a y+ Honor Oak says more pupils are | {10 THE DAILY TIMES-GAZETTE, Thursday, December 5, 1957 homemaker er tmid(" ich Wil Sed. De Saver} staying on after school - leaving | - about her taste in decorating.| AS Ii any paining project, age. "Parents have come to real- Paint each wall a different color|h008ing the right paint for the jze "that employers stress the if you like!" Mr. Sinclair sug-|TEDt Job is most important. yajue of as long a general edu- Interlude 0 1d Songs Features gests. But since a basement re.| If the walls are finished with cation as possible," she said. ceives little or no sunlight, keep! Plaster, wood or wallboard, latex ™ : : } away from the cold blues and paint is excellent. It is easy to . Sweet A e nes Dance t Airport greens. Concentrate on active yel- 8Pply by roller or brush, dries in J low and orange tones with rosy!@ matter of minutes and stands up % The Oshawa Chaper of Sweet/Miss Donna Vice, Mr. Francis browns and pinks. well to washing and Tough feat: q ; aA Adelines held an enjoyable dance|johnston, Mrs. Margaret Horn-| A problem faced by anyone de- MeP!- A special masohry paint, is at the Ontario Flying Club last'hy Mr. Francis Parise, Mr. and corating a basement room is what| ideal for basement walls. Pipes| Specialist. in _amart, budget i x . ) I fashions for the mother-ro-be! © A Friday evening. Mrs. DouglasiMrs. Carl Parise, Mr. John to do about the inevitable plumb. Bad piber Meal fixtures Should OSHAWA SHOPPING CENTRE - _ 4 Knowler acted as mistress of Rousseau, Mrs. Laverne Rous- ing. Some people prefer to bury" (Sel (BY the way. I Tom Is A RA 5.9731 | : |cer s and arra nts for|sau, Miss Vicky Yakimyskea. the pipes in the walls by paint- ahi > | f ig J the dance were made by Mrs. Mr. Douglas Armstead, |problem, the pigment in orange a i Mr. ing them the same color as) : Eimer Down and her committee, and Mrs. Robert Hofman, Mr. their background. They are less|PAint Is a good rfist inhibiter.) | including Miss Patricia Knipe, and Mrs. L: Laurence McKenna, conspicuous that way but there's and Mrs. Robert L. Johnson, no escaping the fact that they +4 Elizabeth Anders d 'Mrs. Mi "ornish, Mr, rt iexist | Watch Thi hace | Sanity Wh STON. 2 i heise Mole Sotish, pert 4 Sinclair has another sug- NO EXTRA CHARGES FOR CREDIT I ie 3 Column for Tops In Values Spot dance prizes were won by Tullio Roni, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. gestion. "Have fun with the Miss Marilyn Armstrong, Miss Mp, #3 Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Baker, Miss| Hubert, Mr. Garnet Palmer, Miss nines! i ivi . | : bs TE * |Merle Cornish ey hk Robert Margaret Clark, Mr. David pibes Paint ther Vivid contest: 00 00 | - . Kerr, and Mr. an rs. W. A. Carstairs, Miss Kathy Totten and he ay AT THE RECEPTION Kudla, Miss Donna Vice won the many others. th Mayr decoration. Deal . Ld OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Charles | Mable Gibbie, is the daughter door prize. . ~7 |the furnace and oil tank the same DOWN WEEKLY Skea cat the cake following | of Mr. and Mrs. William Gibbie | A musical interlude was provid- {way. A cherry red water heater their marriage recently in a | and the bridegroom is the son |ed during intermission when the Parisienne Sets can be quite decorative," he double - ring ceremony at | of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Skea, all |Dulcitones, the Blendaires, t wo . claims. CREDIT FAVORITE FI N AN Christ Memorial Church. The | of Oshawa. be Ed x Osliava Barbershop Auarisiies,| Her Own Fashion As for basement windows, they f 1 CTION AND CLASSIC bride, the former Miss Janice | --Photo Cd. Punkari (an e Swee elines each san| BOOKS BOYS 5 Brie. the former 1M Ee a group of old favorites, The| MONTREAL (CP) -- French 2X® Always too small and should JEWELLERS 288 or GIRLS : . : re rR Pre v y es of fi ite st ill i ing. Mrs. Bird is the former pp.oo Fairhart, Douglas Chute cause they stress individuality in Window frames should be the pag avourite stories illustrated throughout in color. Dulcitones were Dewy Tutton,| women are considered 'chic' be- I & i ne 3 . | arefully selected and approved juvenile read for th e PERSONALS Gloria June Lovelock, daughter and Robert Tole; the Blendaires, Selecting and wearing clothes, TE the Yall ang even 32 KING ST. WEST RA 3-7022 group of 7 to 14 years. Fifty titles to choose a a of Mr. and Mrs. John Lovelock, Leo MeKay, John Rousseau, Don Says Baroness Monique de Nervo the eve. In arranging furniture I brilliant color, glossy sponge proof finish. Kwartha street, Qshawa, Gavas and Elmer Down. of Paris, here to promote sales hati eins. d iia effaced as much as possible. «Mrs. Stephen Saywell will open : : ._ for French glove manufacturers, | the. Winter Fair and Tea to be! yr vou have guests at your Amiens those seen "Women in Fiance don't wear Bal, 4 Wt 2 gs 8 Yo Wt Wt Wt ' po Si Wo Wi i| CHRISTMAS GIFT HEld on Saturday afternoon, De- : {were AF, ang Vrs. dress simply because it's fash- psathcachich such ous achchigh fob ud gd y 1 cember 7, at Queen Elizabeth house over the weekend or at any \iss Margaret MacGregor, ) iy [ 4 ouse ove : i nply because it's fash. #1 #| SALE PRICE sehool. 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