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ant and Joy of
gifted Phrist-
mas rtt early, as any tori
wt.rd-thnking Santa's help.
Or knows,
'succosofut_. shopping
takes time and patlenct sev-
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to 'gum, ter; Christmas44MaY
1%,elp., to ealrft some of that
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*trips .14,9uld be planned to
save time ontimeegoovw441014607 to do
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le to:
Start toffli,* Zist. San-
ta's helpers might begin by
Jotting down the names of
an those people to whom
(Otto are to be given. Then,
make a further list of those
who are slated to receive el -
the): gift certifiCates or cash.
Group Gift Ideas. BY •
Making lists in categories, a
good deaVot time or footwork
One w*wit to group hmi-
lies then, individual
nien, 1110110Aeri and children,
possibilities can be list-
ed 0044 each name •
Another suggestion Is to
make showing /Ws accord -
to CeiteiX940$.-,,-ChndrOtti6
clothing, tont books, men's
wear, jewelry,, Perfume and
so forth. This can mean few-
er trips,, with more
accomplished.
Slurp by dm:0fmk Gifts
ideas for the *names' on the
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check of this
Acctionk
local merchants„
ifraivaisax a Gift a
Some shoPPett can do
better and layaway
gifts at'a time, elther hy ne-
ing
tartway Plans In local
Stores or by stashing, away
purchased in a
home biding Plaeo4,
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the chrittms0 si
4)7 fo
.cheeking
Personal check not .onlYr Pro:
tects against loss but *so
providea record of mone1
spent, for giftS bUdge,
WARMLY WELCOMED
Likely tp :get a warm wel-
come are gifts of Silver On,'
diment diebel; Serving traYe,
color -lined bowls, ealidgla"
. bra, sherbet cups, trivet, co -
tee and tea sets.
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'LADIES HOUSECOATS
MI sizes, SOM. and. Extra Largo
3.95 to 12.95 jet
Wa--ble
O.NE.WAY STRETCH
.SLIMS
vellum to° $8.95 and $10.95 /
6.00 and 6.95.
TEEN FULL-LENGTH
COAT /2 price.
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which reflects through the fiberglass
background. Artificial poinsettias are
be* •white this time for a pleasing holiday
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• WELCOME SIGN—The door that .delights abundant show of winter greenery. The
is the one that says to the world "Merry , one chosen by Art Helpard and son Mark,
Christmas.", And season's greetings can 6; comes with cheery ribbon and Santa
be said most merrily by pinning up an Claus.—Photo by Malak, Ottawa.
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"SANTA" says hello from under
a holiday arrangement of arti-
ficial fern, pine and other
Christmas decorations. Some-
one young at heart would enjoy
this one.
GAY CAROLERS make this mantle ar-
rangement especially attractive. A bit of
holiday decor for a home with children
or a home that will •entertain children.
Artificial greens, etc., with candle made
on a barn board.
, GIFTS OF CHEESE
FROM THE CHERRY HILL CHEESE HOUSE
PRICED FROM $2.95 TO $14.95
Send alone or in combination
with flowers
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FANCY FRUIT BASKETS
We can also prepare BASKETS OF FRUIT,
freshness guaranteed, in re -usable wicker
baskets that are a lasting remembrance of
your thoughtfulness. A wide range of prices
from $4.00 up
arrangern. ant. Will last for years.
A CHRISTMAS BONUS STORE
LEWIS
• FLOWERS
357-3880
138 FRANCES STREET
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Care of
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•'ThejBy 6r4ecelying a pot
ted plant for Chtistmas is Often
short-lived because the recip-
ient doesn't know the basic rules
of plant care.
• Whatever kind of plant' you
receive there is one important
rule:give it 'a good soaking as,
soon as it reaches you.
Since the pot will most like-
ly be wrapped in tinfoil and
ribbon, it is better to water it
from the top over the kitchen
sink rather than from the bot-
tom by immersing it in to the
rim. Repeat this watering af-
• ter a few minutes and allow the
plant to drain before placing it
in the living room.
Here are some of the plants
• you might receive and a few,
brief words of advice on their
culture and aftercare.
• AZALEAS
Keep these well watered and
growing until the flowers are
gone, and water sparingly the
rest of the winter. Keep them
in a light, sunny window, and
do not -relegate to the basement
In the spring bury the pots
outsideand keep well watered.
Bring ,them in after a few heavy
frosts --say about the end of No-
vember or early December.
Azaleas can,withstand tempera-
tures around zero outside.
In fact, if planted right out-
side in a western exposure where
they are shaded for a few hours
each day and if well covered
with dry leaves they will often
survive an average winter, But
do not try this with Christmas
azaleas, for these plants will
have started into growth and,
will freeze if planted outside
before April.
FIBROUS BEGONIAS
Give these plants a fair
amount of light, north or south
window, and they will flower
continuously throughout t h e
year. Nip the tops off the
shoots when they grow too tall,
to encourage branching a n d
more flowers.
The double forms of the fi-
brous begonia are extremely at-
tractive and may be grown from
seed started in February. Sow
the seeds lightly on top of a
sphagnum moss medium and
cover for a week or so with
polyethylene.
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mid greenhouse .-f Any' attempts
at bringing them through the
winter invariably meet.
with failure. They are usually
• grown from leaf cuttings in a
very warm
"LADY MAC" BEGONIAS
These are large flowering
types so smothered in bloom
that their rounded leaves barely
show through.
After flowering discard them
for they are very difficult to
grow without a good warm hu-
humid
atmosphere.
CHRYSANTHEMUMS •
Potted mums are very`popu-
lar Christmas plants. These
may be watered sparingly after
flowering.and kept in a light
basement window until spring
and then planted out in the gar-
den.
The kinds sold at Christmas
are usually late -flowering types
that will produce buds but will
not flower outside. If Rept
growing until spring, they
should be divided into small
pieces each one with one or two
shoots and planted out in the
garden.
Then in October when they
are in bud they may be trans-
planted into pots and brought
inside the house where they will
bloom a second time:
CYCLAMEN
These require a light cool
window and lots of water until
they are through flowering.
Although they may be kept
from year to year they are quite
difficult to manage and require
very special treatment. It is
better to discard them and get
new plants next year.
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PLEASANT DREAMS for Santa
begin with gifts of cosy paja
nos.'
SURPRISE .SANTA WITH A SPORTCOAT, it girt
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fashionable gitta. Here, he unwraps a -lbree4ounun•)06(1 I witia
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New Cameras Now Ready
Give,the Kids an Instamatic
There is a great opportu-
nity fOr successful gifting to
• be found among the line-up
of new cameras on display in
the photo shops. this Christ -
milts. This holds true for 11191,-,
le cameras as well as for still
Cameras.
Outstanding this year as
the result. of extension by
Eastman Kodak of its trend
setting line of InStamatics,
first introduced in 1963, are
new models at both ends of
the Christmas budget scale.
• Newest Is the Instamatic
Model 44, a fixed focus cam-
era incorporating basic prin-
ciples of the system, to sell
for less than $10, •which
• means •the opportunity for
perfecting gifting especially
for the youngsters.
New also is a black satin ,
finished single lens reflex in-
to which practically all of
the unique easy -operational
Instamatic features have
been incorporated plus pro.
vision for interchangeability •
of lenses, phviousiy a .model
-for theinote serloits,ainateur..
Easy loadini-of-illm by -
means of drop-in cartridges,
automatic' exposure control
and built-in provisions . for
use of flashcubes, all of yhich
have doneso much to help
• the less skilled photographer
make good pictures, have
swept the industry.
• Practically all camera
Manufacturers, foreign as
well as domestic, are now
Bluevale
Miss Connie Mann and Miss
Barbara Lillow spent the week-
end at Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Math-
ers and Mrs. Bill Campbell and
David of Seaforth, visited Mr.
and Mrs. J. J. Elliott last week,
John MacTavish, of Kitch-
ener, spent the week -end with
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McKinnon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Elliott •
visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold
King, of Wingham, on Sunday.
• Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mann,
Harvey, Connie and Barbara
Lillow attended a meeting and
banquet of the Musicians'Union
on Sunday at Stratford.
showing a wide variety of
models incorporating' these
features. And. this goes for
movie cameras as well. 4'
The many'versions include
models within the scope of
iust Ingbaubdogueti.any one's gift • =
Notable is the almost coin,
SetelY automatic. 814.Xlista-• •
matie, fully self contained
model and perfect gift: tor
vacation time travelers.'One
can hardly miss: With. this*.unit.,
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Choice of a •camera &bid&
be made in direct reflation to
the age and personality of
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3ust about everyone, these
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models. .
lenses, if your budget
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photograPhei;ItOkliternis:: j
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matie 814, almost completely automatic, flashcube operation,
automatic, requires ' no other
rangefinder and f 2/ ' lens, is
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11 °114 WINGHAM PHONE 357-1851
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At the Town Hall
FRI., DEC. 19; SAT., DEC. 20
FROM 2:00 TO 5:00 P.M.
Yes, the Wingham Business Associat' n has invited the
gent to Wingham. He will arrive on the local fire truck
day afternoon at 2 o'clock and will then go upstairs in
Town Hall where he will personally grotAt the children.
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He will be at the Town Hall again SATURDAY AFTERNOON, DEC. 20th, from 2 to 5.
He wants t6 hear what the boys and girls would like for Christmas. There will also be toys and greats for
the youngsters SO COME OUT BOYS AND GIRLS AND MEET YOUR OLD FRIEND — SANTA CLAUS.
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