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$@ THE OSHAWA TIMES, Friday, April 24, 1964 j PICTURE - PRETTY wall- paper sets the mood of a "Summer's Day" with butter- flies soffly fluttering through just one example of the many _ exquisite papers available this -- year. jilar systems are being made' javailabie Children Can Be ' Bored On Cruise Wherever and whenever you; eimation for the youngsters, it's teugh t get out in a boat with- eut. them! It's a good thing to remem- ber that things that spark the imterest and delight of adult pleasure cruisers may prove @s gruesome as a Saturday might bath to the. small fry. Whey crave action -- not long ' periods of inactivity. So, when they go alang, whether you like it or not -you're going te} have to provide something fer, them # do. Den't let the time lag be-/i tween stops and ports of call if you're on a long cruise. Kids riding iin cars are no different from kids riding in run- a@bouts. They get impatient and they' start a fight among themselves if they don't have some distraction. -Plan a number of stops for @imost any excuse to let the kids get ashore. Let them gath- er driftwood and shells or per- haps go for a swim. Don't try because i It's always a good idea to have aboard a pair ef binecr-| fers and iet them search 'the scenery ahead. Kids are more Thought Given To Phone Site In any kind of home im- provement project, a little ad- vance planning always pays @ividends. This is particularly true in the case of. telephone -gervice which is sometimes overlooked or taken for granted. With the advice of your local telephone company, the most convenient locatian for phones and other communications serv- ices for your home can be deter- mined in advance. For example, | a wall phone in a kitchen can be so placed that one can dial conveniently and have easy ac- cess to a writing surface for note-taking. A final thought on phone plan- ming is consideration of the dec-' erative lift that can be obtained | through the use of telephones in! ' goler. Wall phones are now available in white, beige, yellow and pink; table model phones in white, beige, green, pink and blue, and Princess phones in white, beige, pink, blue and tur- quoise. |child a@beard take interested im where they're go- jing than where they've been. Another idea to keep the young ones happy is to let each a2 tum at steering under proper superwi- sion. At the same fime this is a wonderful oppertunity to ex- plain to them thow the boat, operates and to indoctrinate | them inte the rules of the read! and general boating courtesy. Almost all kids like te do a litle fishing and a 15-minute turn with the fishing reds will' probably occupy them very sat-' isfactorily. kids on a Jong journey by is well aware of the fact water. { less they become thirsty, and with "Water, Water, Every- this thirst becomes magnified many times. Being propertly prepared for, entertaining the young ones make the big difference in suc-| cessful family boating. Routes amie fashionable home? | ity Maggie Daly, homemeking starts with careful application of the 'Three C's"-- Coler, Comfort tora Cleanliness. By working wi 'these three stretches only as far as a few' cans of paint can be the starting point for a charming home. In a new booklet, Homemaking Fashion 'Tips," Miss Daly @iscusses each of the "Three C's" im detail. Color -- 'the least expensive and most effective decorating too] -- is the means of achieving | fhe "'totally-designed" 'ook.' Miss Daly recommends choas- ing three colers; two closely re- lated, and one distant. For ex- ample: blue and green, accent- ed with pimk. Everything in the room, including furnishings, should fall into this three-coler scheme, says Miss Daly. Cemfort is the next home dec- orating principle. Miss Daly out- lines the means to achieve both physical comfert (enough tables : ceiling mits easy access to above-ceil- | especially important im a base- | (Next time you want to mod- jernize a ceiling im your home, ie putting up a suspended ceil- ng. The suspended ceiling consists of a metal grid system which is installed at whatewer ceiling} | height is desired. Ceiling panels. -- 'acoustical, inconibustible, or' decorative -- are th2n laid ito) position in the grid. Fer ma@hy years the suspen- sion system has been fhe popu-, lar method of installing ceilings. in large projects, such as office | buildings and schools. Now sim- te homeowners | throngh local building materials also per-| ing fixtures and service lines -- ment remodeling project. The high ceilings of old-fash- ioned rooms can be Jowered and modernized without the extra dabor and expense of installing heavy ceiling joists an@ ether framing. \Flexible Ceiling i'System Arranged brightens 'kitchens INFORMALITY is the key- pandling. 'This plastindisich hardboarl pandling never Evenly diffused, glare-free lighting can. be placed wherever needs refinishing and comes clean with suis. i eeaiiccies ceiling ads dimension 'to small rooms, and cheerfully |mullion which | @eors may be wased to camry il so hpees HH sizes to fit any applicatian. The basic styles include theri- zontial and vertical Sevens, solid and fabric panels. : 'The most versatile shutter | the twe rows of panels are ied at the center window permits dlesing shutters, 'These uni® are iheight up 'to 96 with matching janels tp 'fill the opening. In formal rooms fabric em | Primed weod sidings and eug- Scations for their use are mread- iily available at local retail ism- Anyone who has ever had | can-do tins weal principles, 'the Tce which |! "Faultless' i and pillows) nd visual comfert tractive lighting). The third "Cc" -- lecting easy - to - care - for ac-! cessories and furnishings. (variety in dimension and at- | included both arranging rooms' so that they look clean, and se-})) INTERIOR OR EXTERIOR WHITE, OR COLORED TO FIT YOUR REQUIREMENTS ® Free Parking Over 92 Years At 85 SIMCOE NORTH ® Free Delivery PHONE 725-3529