The Huron Expositor, 1976-11-25, Page 30THE. HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 20, 1976
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rerniexed about choos-
ing gifts? Personality char-
Ankeintitics suggested by — •
Signs of the Zodiac, might
help you select "just the
right thing."
THE FIRE SIGNS
dRires
March 21-April 20
Aries people are a racy,
vibrant, on-the-go lot with
an enormous amount of self
confidence that is apparent
in everything they do. Male
and female will welcome, a
new host or hostess apron
designed especially for en-
tertaining or tending holi-
day bar. A wide decorative
watchband will make an old
watch new again.
LEO
July 23-August 23
Dramatic entrances are
just the kind of thing a Leo
person relishes. Generally
in command of most situa-
tions, they are also given to
extravagant gestures, Dra-
langitatt -Doig aid a
Chartered Accountants
Resident Partner
ARTHUR W. READ
268 Main St., Exeter
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matic flavor should be a
keynote when choosing this
gift. A silk tie in a vivid art
deco design or a slim metal
stretch snake belt.
SAGITTARIUS
November 23-December 21
The one sign that believes
the world is worth smiling
at! Intensely thoughtful
and sincere, Sagittarians
are very open in their rela-
tionShips. You'll find them
most appreciative of most
anything you crimp for
then?. A man's silk pattern-
ed blazer scarf — a silver or
pewter snowflake pendant
on a chain.
THE EARTH SIGNS
TAURUS
April 21-May 20 '
A comfort to those around
them, Taurus people have
warm and consoling na-
tures. Worldly wise, they
still prefer things on the
safe side and are basically
conservative. Decorative
pillows make happy gifts
and come in exciting colors
decorated with bouquets,
patchwork, etc. Try giving
your. favorite red and white
wines for a holiday treat.
VIRGO
August 24,September 23
Hidden powers of logic
and concern for detail are
•strong' characteristics of
this sign. Meticulous and
-to the point, they delve
deeply• before pursuing any
new venture. Virgo people
appreciate fine things and
enjoy the classic choices.
They will appreciate a ster-
eo headphone set or a spe-
cial new recording of one
of their favorite symphonies,
or rock group.
CAPRICORN
December 22-January 20 .
A pleasing nature and
ready smile cover the with-
drawn nature of Capricorn
people. Generally quiet,
they are often all-knowing
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in many ways. A rugby shirt
for the Capricorn male or
argyle knit socks and the
lady will treasure a hand-
some leather passport ease
or • wallet in an unusual
color . . . try lavendelll
THE AIR SIGNS •
GEMINI
May 21-June 21
Great, rapid lire wit is
typical of these people.
Their bubbly spirit is ever
preseht, rarely deserting
them. Select a present with
a touch of humor, and re-
member a Gemini is able
to laugh at himself. Sever-
al slim, metal bangle brace-
lets are sure to please, as
will oversized monogram-
med coffee mugs.
LIBRA
September 24-October 2,3
Librans are not easily
shaken, though they are
sensitive to all around them,
and readily keep their cool.
Dependable and often me-
ticulous about details, they
enjoy having their dear
ones near. An original and
clever gift will please these
people with their arastic
inclinations, A decorative
plant holder with narcissus
or hyacinth bulbs makes a
lasting gift, as do silver
Christmas tree bells.
AQUARIUS
January 21-February 18
Unpredictable is the word
for Aquarians. One day they
are .mysterious and exotic,
the next all innocent and
wide eyed. You'll have to
decide' which side of this
fickle nature you want to
please. Try the newest and
most exciting new perfumes
and toiletries.
THE WATER SIGNS
CANCER
June 22-July 22
This is the sign of the
incurable romantic, given
to gentle ways. Soft spoken
and soft natured as well.
Romantic, subtle gifts will
surely win their heart, A
collection of poems in a
lovely binding is an original
way to say "Happy Holi-
day." A tiny decorated
jewel-like pill case is too.,
SCORPIO
October 24-November 22
This is a gentle breed
with true feeling that runs
deep and long. Frequently
we see a delicate touch of
the exotic under this sign.
A gift with unusual .flare
would be a treasured Selec-
tion. Pretty coloured soaps
in holiday wrapping are
sure to make a hit . . or a
dazzling necklace : or a
long, long, long scarf.
PISCES
February 19-March 20
Here is the eternal ro-
mantic — drifting from
one dream to the next be-
fore settling down to real-
ity. Delicate and sensitive
by nature, they view the
world through rose colored
glasses. Many creative peo-
ple were born under this
sign so choose something
clever and unique — sea-
shells in a basket? A bro-
cade covered jewel box?
Enjoy shopping!
Don't leave
children
at home
"Christmas brings temptations
to many parents, while visiting
with neighbours or completing
last minute shopping, to leave
small children unattended for
short periods," says Fire Chief
Don Hulley.'
"At the same time, decora-
tions, tree and wrapping paper
bring an increased threat of fire
danger unless constant care is
exercised."
The Fire Chief urges all parents
to recognize the fire danger of
this season, and not, to leave small
children alone in the home even
for a moment. He points out'that
the Criminal Code of Canada
forbids , such action which
endangers the life or health of any
child under the age of ten years.
Parents are further reminded
that under certain conditions 'a
Christmas tree can be ignited by a
single match to burn furiously to
charred wood in a few seconds,
Care must be taken to keep butts
of natural trees immersed in
water and to ensure that the tree
itself does not obstruct access tb a
'door or window. Families are also
urged to review their, home
fire-escape plans for quick exit in
an emergency.
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