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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-01-22, Page 15
v�.rM!T�wM • We regret" that Mrs Kellhr's c9lurrin cannot, appear' this •meek as Mrs', Keller was taken ,ill last reek with influenza. We are happy oto report she. is ,progressing well..:and... is expected to, resume her column in,the next issue of fir "00deriuh Signal -Star, �Ed•i Disabled by polio.'. at the age 'of' 12x Miss LyIa wanton is featured"on billboard posters to be shown throughout Ontario this January by The Ability Find (March of Dimes) through the court of the billboard;. owners. A 'native • df Fenlon Fajls, Miss r anton bought -and drives her own car and, by doing a full- m : . ccountahcy job it the Toronto office of the ;R = habilitation Foundation for the Disabled, she proves that • pie with a',physical handicap have many abilities left to hel theist live.a useful life. • e furnishin Furniture styles and trends in. the Seventies will place more emphasis on space in all senses of the word. S.ee-through. plexiglass furniture for home and office will compete for favor' with brightly colored—molded acrylic styles, 'Collapsible furniture will be more apparent • as Canadians continue to move with their unusually high frequency. rc4 cM+arcM7acctWrcry Traditional favorites in the Mediterranean, Spanish and Scandinavian styles will continue to be high in popularity, ,although they will ° be ' seen combined with "hot" colors as well as the -neutral shades `'Canadians have = .preferred in previous years. • Color will play an increasingly important. role• in home decor. ility fUnd contri itions r._ dtsa e - rehabilitoting• To emphasize the value Of the His doctor finally suggested a c—wor�k"'the Ability Fund campaign visit to the Rehab does with rehabilitating disabled London. Here skilful -adults, chief marching mother psychological probing uncovered Lee McCallum spoke this week the fact that he could work very of a.9 -year old man on crutches- rapidly " with his " hands at • elegance, .This and the brightly colored`, moulded acrylic .shapes __. unite interior design with, architectural planning ` to truly represent the look of the .future. Matching accessories such as lamps . and ornaments are in abundance to complement this exciting new look 'in decorfor the home or office. The portability --of furniture\is now, an„ important -•,actor, because Canadian • -families are changing homes with increasing frequency. • . Designers are ° working side " by" side with architects in 'this area, to. produce . furniture which will collapse for easier packing- $nd shipping: The latest apartment building *signs- now include' "moving fojorns','•„on the ground ,floor to”—accommodate the Centre- in Metallic gold and silver, red, and` mix and match combinations are expected to be the fashion in furniture. There will be more blending of psychedelic tones.- such -as pink; orange and Yellow- stripes ellow - stripes 'contrasted with checks. And the gypsy ' patchwork quilted look presently popular in women's fashions- iiI• - likely show up in furnishing sometime next Fall. More "natural" finishes such as. fur,' wood and bare brick will be seen a_ s : the young generation's preference for function rather than elegance grows in acceptance. , - who recently gave up his- assembly work. government ' disability pension - for' a well -paying .factory job, He undertook training at the - thanksto training received at the Centre�.for 'five -weeks, living in a • Ability Fund, (March of Dimes) r him Rehabilitation - Centre • in Y then London. t- h town th, he Suffering from a bone h, he °H h X had t rnfection, ug a span • -many months it hospital, only to be put' on the shelf as a-` "cripple" when he returned' to his Southwestern - Ontario- "home because he had no job history boarding house found f by. a staff member, an returnedo hishome Where, in less than a mo secured a 'job ,doing work in.a sitting position. "A case of fitting the man to the job," comments Lee McCallum Chairmen of the Godefich Ability ,Fund Mothers' sand did not really know what - March. "Hugh is now happily • - paying taxes instead of receiving kind of work' he was capable of. a government .pension." „.t l�ia thusands of disabled tried an women in Ontario ur•gentl, , ,need sirrlilar ' rehabilitation, added the chairman. it`Maybe they are 'disabled through accident or disease, we don't care what the , cause as long as we can help theses people - achieve ' some measure of independence and a happier life." - doing. LAST 3 DAYS JANUARY 20% OFF SALE' F. E. Hibbert &Sow householdeffects of people moving in, and out. This will eliminate • some congestion on elevators, and if furniture is collapsible the task will be even easier. Mediterranean and Spanish styles have alread3i been scaled down ;-in 'size to fit more appropriately into Canadian homes, and will be as popular in ° the Seventies as in more recent years. The . blending of selected pieces of old and new styles of furniture is perhaps the style of home decorating which .most reflects individuality. Traditional pieces of early French, Italian, Spatislv-or English styles can be -quite successfully mixed with ultra -modern steel and glass.... Canadian° pine pieces also fit into' this category,, and will be in growing demand in. the new =decade. • For the past couple of years Scandinavian teak7'-hasr been. made for export only. The finely grained wood has een'replaced in Scandinavian homes by rosewood, and the trend is now being felt in Canada. Although it is more expensive than teak, is a much more elaborate grain in a darker 4one, it is 'slowly making an impact on the Canian market. It is expected t(S make a considerable impression during the next few years: HAPLESS HUNTERS ' Hunters shot . themselves "• in one-quarter of the hunting accidents in Ontario in 1968--� Let - us do - your interior _ • decorating' and wallpapering _ - REASONABLE ••FREE ESTIMATES Phone J _ 524-6667 or 524-9287 r r ° . Examples of these` and other trends were seen at the p tCanadian Furniture Mart in Toronto's Exhibition Park `between January i&th and 17th, PA 'range sof furniture' and furnishings will be shown — in every 'price. range and style. Modern, young apartment dwellers are bound to be excited by the see:through plexiglass furniture with the look• of the, space age. It -will make any room look twice— as large as life without sacrificing comfort of BEEF OR -VEAL STEAKETTES lb. �y Round Bon, Shoulder C t SWISS TEAK ...... lb. < MAPSWELE. LEAF CKLED V.P. 1/zs COTTAGE lb. _ :# ROLLS . -•:• • THccK?• BONELESS (CUT BLADE Ib. fi� STEAKS•• - LESS IMPERIAL 00 pV EN Ib. 0. ROAST ' -• • • . GOV• INSP. GRADE A'Bs ODS D.RE55En �� FROZEN RESERVE THE #t1,+CHT i TCI LIMFr. O>• AN:tt i. ' PRJCES EFFECTIV ,IAN. 21 .7 24 INCLUSIVE rte- _...ts,;,,. teaks ©r suttols ---1-BONE WING BOTTOM .• ALLEN PU.RE•UNSWEETE NE- t - APPLE. ,u'VE r3T. GREEN -WANT FAN 67 to a0 -OZ. or Cream Sty 1 1 •.. NIBL1=.pR GREENT•ios- . 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