The Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-12-17, Page 214
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me
with
your faith in mind
I This column is dedicated to
thbge who want to decorate
their homes for the Holidays and
don't know where to begin,
Regardless of your religion,
plan on having a theme on a.
table top with the symbols of
your crered. This can be a creche
or perhaps an open family bible
with a -bookmark of red velvet
and a candle beside it in a
favorite candlestick. A brass
candlestick or a pewter one
always seems so right for the
"honor".
Now that we have the most
important motif expressed here
comes. some' ideas you might
find adaptable to your home.
Over the mantle you might like
to hang a lush large wreath of,
greens and in the center secure
some children's musical
(inexpensive) instruments which
you have sprayed white and in
the middle of the center
grouping have a beautiful velvet
bow to complement your room
decor. This idea will appeal to
the music lovers.
Glittering balls hung from a
picture window from varied
lengths of ribbon add a brilliance
which catches light from the
inside and looks gay from the
outside of the home.
For a front door '''you might
like to tie some holly and
evergreens and from a. gay red
bow hanga pair of red mittens
which can be used later for
snowballing. You can stuff the
inside of the mittens to give
them more interest.
For a family or scout project
you might like to make ,a
kingsize popcorn ball to tie hung
with a fastener injected, during
the "manufacturing" and stick
suckers in the .king-size ball for
• interest. This Would be a good
neighbor gift by young ones.
The kindergarten chain idea
can't be overdone because now
we can secure phosphorescent
paper and unusual papers to
make these chains an asset any
place in the home. This is a good
project for all ages and here you
have a holiday detail which can
be used for many years if packed
away later with care.
Many people have homes
with the modern decor and they
001)grpOn SiONAle-BTAItt TOJUDAY; MOM
Little hook 1)19 boon
will welcome selecting a large
evergreen branch which can be'
decorated with balls. Don't
forget some of these large plastic
waste- paper baskets are your
best friend to hold a branch in
the right position when it is
surrounded with fist size stones.
If you are an African violet
fancier you will receive raves by.
placing an African violet in a
large' . brandy snifter and
surrounding it with small bails to
match the color of the flowers.
For a special occasion you
can use tall glasses and tape
small cones and evergreen on the
glasses to give glamour to the
table.
And here is an "oldeY." Take
a loaf of french bread and insert
small evergreen boughs in the,
bread. The needles won't drop
due to the moisture within the
bread and you can decorate as
you wish.
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here buying a ticket from Kinsmen President Doug Cruickshank. The draw prize is the sleek
snowmobile on the trailer just behind the two men. The draw will be made in connection with the
Goderich Kinsmen Winter Carnival January 30 and 31: Incidentally, Winter Carnival buttons are
now available from any Kinsman and entitle the holders to free admissionfto any event during the
winter carnival. (staff photo)
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