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a hou a l• . k 1 w in combined with .dried natux.. otyels and xi?i they are .exa ct
lug
tli h41id8�y 'de
Polish your
bowl and fill it
Lunaris" (lone
more common
name) and fresl
. silver -white trar
enoughto have a bs"y or wide s4ndow, try maesing `pots of flower
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to azaleas, cyclamen).04 a window seat or slllall table,
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dried
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narja is a perfect foil for ,
the vivid red holly berries.
Your beach basket, lying }
idle in the pantry, makes s1 `
charm
rustiv0 holder
turned on its side..and f4led .
with green. apples and shiny
,red Christmas balls. Sprigs .
of evergreens in and around
the apples add extra color.
Grandma's old butter
churn will be rejuvenated,
filled with bitterspveet, cat-
tails and evergreen.
Make a hanging mistle-
toe
istle toe ball for a doorway by M %�
sticking sprig's" of m tle-
toe into a round potato, in
which you have pierced SURPRISE CENTERPIECE made from loaf of bread
-holes with a• nail. Add a covered with greens.
perky bow at the top and
hang. The moisture in the
potato will keep the mistle-
toe fresh! A .
For a unique surprise cell-;>
terpieae, .insert small cuts T , '
of evergreen into a long w f ',Y. )�
loaf of bread, covering it c�, '1> i ,
completely. Choose your Yf `;� .i
loaf to suit your table shape
length, As with the
z3tLS ball, the greens r, r
stay fresh longger because
of the moisture in the bread.
Add two or three candles to r
,your centerpiece by push-
Ing them down firmly at
the top. Tiny tree orna- GREEN APPLES AND SHINY RED • Christmas balls
ments can be added too. spill out of peach basket for unusual decorative
Have fun! Hope your hol-
♦ iday is merry! arrangement.
EXTRA TREATS FOR YOUR HOLIDAY DINNER
HOLLY WREATH SALADS —Using chicory, make a wreath shage on, individual
salad plates. Scatter cherries or cranberries on chicory to look like holly.
CANDLE SALAD— Roll half a banana in colored sugar and set into a ring of pine-
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apple, Take half of split unsalted almond, and stick into top of banana. The almond
will actually burn for a minute or two when lit!
PEPPERMINT ORANGES—
Roll fresh -oranges gently on table top to soften, and
cut small hole on the top of each one. Insert stick of peppermint candy. Small fry can
suck the -juice through the candy stick, maVng a double treat!
A FROSTY SNO� I,RI,g c auto g la l tpjdp cixsnbe_ ce that` has
been thickened wi 1 move f#riri mold; onto"salad'"g�s, and deco-
rate with tiny sno a s 'm e o sof ned cream cheese,
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JOLLY 'POSTMAN .byNorman Rockwell.
ROCKWELL AT CHRISTMAS
Norman Rockwell, perhaps America's best -loved artist
and illustrator, captures the. ioyful sgcrit of a small town
at, Christmas time, in this ilIustration commissioned in
the 1950's Rockwell's legendary atten-
tion to detail, his sense of fun and superb draftsmanship
are all evident in this nostalgic winter scene.
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CHRISTMAS CARD printed in France by the YMCA,
about 1917. The theme is World War I. Photo-
graph courtesy of The Oakland Museum.-.
A happy Child
... Mistletoe and Holly
.. Convenient Shopping Hours
... Bright Lights
... Friendlourteous People
... A Large Gift Selection*
Over 65 ' Stores and Services
• • e Playtn _
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Weekly Draws
2 - '10 Vouchers Per Week 'Till Christmas
' Grand Draw
1 -'400 Voucher Dram Christmas Eve
r , Christmas is ... Shopping in SEAFORTH
... and a partridge in a pear tree.
Begin your Christmas Season with a
shopping trip to Jim Crocker Family Footwear
-- the air is filled with excitement --- for
women, men and children.
Sippers * Snow Boots * Dress And Casual
Shoes * Purses * Curling Boots
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FAMILY FOOTWEAR
i Y a^ ha ri e for;,.t11.tSEA FOR TH
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l:urktail Ring,
& Pendant
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