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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1967-12-14, Page 9FOR CHRISTMAS READING WE SUGGEST , . "A HIBBERT REVIEW" Part One, "A HIBBERT REVIEW" ' Part Two "THE STORY -OF HIBBE TOWNSHIP By Isabelle Campbell each $2.50 0 0 "TIIE , • SETTLEMENT OF HURON. COUNTY" By James R. Scott priced at $5.00 • ❑ ❑ "HURON COUNTY IN PIONEER TIMES" - By James R. Scott priced at 50c ❑ 0 "THE HISTORY f OF McKIELOP" 13y Mrs. Joseph •Grummett only $2.00 0 0 "THE' 'STORY OF SEAFORTH" , By Isabelle Campbell $2.50 ❑ ❑ AVAILABLE SOON! "FROM FOREST_A:O THRIVING HAMLETS" A history of Egmondville, Harpurhey and surrounding area. By Isabelle Campbell only $2.50 THE HURON EXPOSITOR Dial 527-0240 -- Seaforth 1re ee, get, e, r1• 1i ee.• fel ere ' 4) 4 a /111 n ers The Father Stephen Eckert Council, Knights of Columbus of Seaforth and distriet, held their annual Christmas turkey bingo in. the Legion Hall, Seafox'th, on Thursday night with a good crowd in attendance. Following were the winners of the five share-theewealth games: James _ Kelly Seaforth; Jo -Anne 'Rau, RR 2, Zurich; Mrs. Charlotte Wood; Seaforth; Clayton. Looby, Dublin and Thomas Ryan, aViount Carmel; Mrs. Jim Devereaux, RR 4, Sea- forth and Winnie Nott, Sea - forth. Two door prizes were offered and won by Mrs. Peter Jansen, Egmondville and Jim Belly, Seaforth. Following are the winners of the regular games: Mrs. Jim Barry, Egmondville; Reg Dick, Cromarty; Mrs, Jim Watson, Seaforth; Mrs. Norman Baird, Brucefield; Mrs. Joseph Steep, Clinton; Mrs. Michael Ryan, Mount Carmel; Francis Hicknell, RR 5, Seaforth; Albert Dickert, Zurich;• Mrs. Jim Watson, Sea - forth; Douglas Murray, RR 5, Seafortb; Jim Watson, Seafortll; Mrs. Dora Taylor, Seaforth; Mrs. Charles Rau, RR 2, Zurich; Mrs: Jim Barry, Egmondville; Mrs. Ron Dale, Seaforth. -- NOTICE- -- For Co-op Insurance CaII' W. ARTHUR WRIGHT Phone 527-1464 -- John St SEAFORTH Complete Coverage For: • Auto and Truck • Farm Liability • Employer's Liability • Accident and Sickness . • Fire, Residence, Contents • Fire, Commercial • Life Insurance & Savings • Huron Co-op Medical Services • Wind Insurance KIVOSOCCOMA $ .00 Will Lay -a -way a• RING FOR CHRISTMAS AT SAVAUGE JEWELLERS (Opposite Post Office) Hundreds to Choose From Q Ever noticed how quickly -they grow? This Christmas give them a Growth Savings .Certificate .. it will grow with them. Decide now to give them the gift with a future— s Grc wth Savings Certificate. In 6 years, they'll receive • $10.00 for every $7.50 you invest—a one third increase. Christmas Growth Savings Certificates are easy to buy, • available in denominations of $10.00 upwards and cash - able at any time. Ask abqut them at any Con•finerce branch. Give the gift with a future... and watch it growl A IIA CANADIAN IMPEI`2Ik'L• M.< OF COiV'MME~RCt r 1 Your 13y JeU Zla1u B44.4e;a Decorating t!on ultatat Maiming to entertain 'this Christmas? Itso, tile welcome you give your guests es, they, step into ;your front hallway- Cal) allwaycan be brightened,- by using lighted Christmas decorations such as evergreen boughs with a: cluster of Snowball lights set on the ltali.table. This is easy to, snake. First wire or string together e few branches of War cedar, then arrange five or six Snowball lights in a tight cluster. Snow- ball daytimhts e are lmake duman eye-catching decoration ag- ainst the dark green of the fir or cedar. In the evening, *hen they are lit, they become beautiful pastel shades of red, blue, green, violet, yellow id white. Probably no hallway Is quite complete with out mis- tletoe, the symbol of love. Legend has it that the maid who does not get kissed under it is doomed to spineterhood for the years lo..,.come. An old- fashioned "kissing hoop" can be hung on a hallway, ceiling fixture. Simply fix two •em- broidery hoops, one inside the other at right angles. and tie your mistletoe in the centre. A luster of green Iiehted ice lichts, attached to your ceiling fixture, covered with, sprigs of evergreen bough"s�, is bound `to catch your male guest's at- tention. Picture Windows One of the most attractive ways to decorate wfndows is to use strings of lights — the outdoor type-- framing your window. If yon set your tree near the window, outsiders ean' catch a glirnse of it, too. In addition, you can cut out angels, stars and snowflakes from colored foil paper and stick them unique designs on the window pane. To add more sparkle, coat the facing sides with an adhesive such as rub- ber cement or clear nail polish and sprinkle glitter on them. You can arrange branches of evergreens attached to the drapery track in the balance above to that evergreen tips hang down at an angle across the top of the -w`ndaw pane. String gaily coloured Sparkle lights in the blenches sd they arc eer•ible outdoors as well as On the window sill. place a centre decoration of .your choice, perhaps a email Nativ- ity scene or a simple snray of evergreen branches with gaily cesreeraA Snawhall lights. On either side you can also place one. two or three r•ansies, each made from a cardboard cylin- der (-such 'as a tune) and topped with a red Snarkle light to nrovicle the "flame". Your Liviingroom Mk For originality thos Christ- mas decorate your tree with the new colors anal • styles of Christmas lights. But don't just choose any color at al— to get a really beautiful effect it's best to study the decce of the room your tree wilI be in, the color scheme of the wall, furniture and rug, before you even purchase the tree. And tree colors! Some of the most unusual effects can be achieved by choosing the right Dolor of tree, together with colored lights selected to com- plement the, room decor. For instance, if your living - room has light blue walls, with furniture and rug in blues, greens and white, try a Christmas tree paipted white, 'and decorate with blue and green lighted Ice lights. Light- ed Ice lights resemble a large globe of light with chips of "ice' all over it. When lit, they create a soft wintry look.that i4 quite unusual. .You can get an all -white string and socket set to blend with a spray -pain- ted tree, enhancing the effect of the colored lights. A living room with white walls, with furniture and rug in burnt orange and beiges, would look very attractive with a Christams tree painted R. W. Carbert Receives New Appointment Robert W. Carbert has been appointed) Associate Director and will be responsible for in- formation services to the press and broadcasting media in the Toronto offices for the Infor na- tion Branch df the Ontario De- partment of Agriculture and Food. He wilI be succeeding Mr. F. M. Baker who Will be retir- ing early in 1968. Mr. Carbert; a native of ib- bert Township, has had vfide experience in the Beide of farm broadcasting and farm organiz- ation work. For the past three years he has been Farm Com- mentator, TV Farm 'and Fish- eries Department, CBC.• -Prior, to his work with the CBC Mr. Car - Bert served as Secretary -Man- ager, Ontario Federation of Ag- riculture for two years and was Director of Information for the Canadian Federation of Agricul- ture, • Ottawa troen 1958 to 1962, From 1949 CO 1950 he was Farm Director tor C TX, Wingham. 111r Car'bert commences his '� *,(TcttiBbF trt1968. qld ,and decorated. 'With reel Sparkle, lights,. These are a beautiful magenta , red andthey really do "'sparkle",•`Gold and white Lighted Ice en a %old tree also blends in with the - more formal livingraorh with beige walls and neutral furnishings. • , Mixed Snowball lights en a plini1 tree lends itself to the festive air if your living room has. Mushroom walls and rugs, with furniture and accessories in greens' pinks and browns. Snowball 'lights come in SIX beautiful pastel shades which are white ap..snowballs when unlit, For the traditional living - room, with green walls, and tz-covered furniture and dar woodwork, there is noth- ing like the natural green tree decorated with a mixture of red, green; yellow and blue Sparkle lights. However if you prefer a• softer effect, try Glow lights which also home in a variety of colors, Use gold and silver spray - 'painted trees carefully, " fpr they can be a dominant fea- ture of a room. They general- ly suit a larger living room decorated in formal style, or a hallway.. It is better to use a small tree, as they will stand out without becoming too do- minant. Remember that your Christ- mas tree is usually the main centre of interest, and should receive rarelul planning as to its size, shape and decoration. Classified ads pay dividends. : i n over Vtalelningly ;Bargg tree will dwarf awl dfr the: beauty of your over4et , steer orating scheme. On the -other hand, a tree lass email will lose its effectiveness as the centre of interest. It is a good rule to separate your eentres of interest so that they don't compete with one another. In most livingrooms, for instance, the Chyistmmas tree is the centre of interest while another may be 'the mantel decoration. Consequen- tly separate the Christmas tree from the mantel.. Above' all, have lots of fun decorating this year. It's a wonderful chance to try your artistry, originality, ingenuity and creative ability. 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See the Grand Display of Gift Suggestions In the Store. and Windows of your Christmas Store, For Every Member of the Family, -at • ALL MAKES ELECTRIC ' SHAVERS at Special Prices for Christmas Giving PHOTOGRAPHY ENTHUSIASTS! * KODAK CAMERAS * MOVIE CAMERAS * 'MOVIE AND SLIDE PROJECTORS and SUPPLIES CHRISTMAS CARDS . • • A Colorful Selection Availablefin Boxes or Single Gift Wrapping Paper Seals and Tags of Every Kind for Attractive Presents Pi • •s, Tobacco, Pouches, Cigarette Rollers, Shaving Sets, Electric Razors, Shaving Brushes and Bowls, Kodaks, Leather Wallets, Travelling Kits and Lighters. Tobaccos -- Cigars -- Cigarettes Playing Cards TIOLET . GOODS A few of the well-known brands of toilet goods avail- able at our store: Yardley, Faberge, Evening 'in Paris, Max Factor, Old Spice, Friendship_. Garden, Desert Flower and many others -- Cosmetic Sets, Quality, Soaps, Bath Salts, Colognes, Dust- ing Powders, Comb, Brush and Mirror Sets, Gift Sta- tionery. 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