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. Simplicity ls Decorating Keynote Sometimes just the slant of a root top or gable can suggest de- sign. Many houses with gables have a natural pattern that can be followed when installing your string of lights. It's much easier to change the decorative pattern on paper than it is after you truve put it up. When you decorate your home outdoors during the Christmas season, note the best architect. ural features such as the front entrance, roof or chimney. When using strings of lights. remember the order of bright. ness is white. yellow. red, green and blue. . Be .sure to use one theme only Fhen creating a display in front of your house. It is also a good Idea to make a detailed plan on paper of what you wish to do. indicating the electrical sockets you will use, the color of lights, the number of strings to be used, and where they will be placed. If you're in the mood for some- thing unusual, try using outdoor ' If so-ter to dramatize the 'religious' may of C h rist m a s, many beautiful and moving fences. can be created by flood 'ightintt the manger scene, or by placing a lighted cross on your roof. - To appeal to youngsters, you (an dvpict Santa in your out. ‘door decorations. Use him perch- ed on a fence. outlined with rhristrrtas lights. or put him and his reindeer Alt your roof or lawn and illuminlh' them with white 'ioodligMddtNh,a dramatic effect. . Cunning a colorful outdoor Scene at Christruu, is not dith- cult - just remember that sim- plicity Is the keynote. Waterlaa Chronicle . I' ’ . 'd, V c. , . 5.2- , f r'sr'pr_ I 2’ " "t f 11“" ‘ 47:2 Cs,',:.,: '9? {415. v .-;.,‘-'. , dl' 33:? . ' ti: a. 'rrtrt' _ F, T "' _ 'its "r' 1:25;: , 4 'fr, _ 2i? (s X- " bfear,, . _ 313-»; :3?"- I' _, - , ,3..- tek), Wd, q KN l; b" teiifffi'ki t'ps t'& 2., a _ iF. ‘5'? _ Bliget'd . ’ Tgrr. _ _ pr _ w. ' . 3:99 "135’? . 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Novices Defeat Stratford 3-1 Naturally, the colored flood- lights will tend to wash out the natural color of the tree on the sides nearest each lamp' but this can be taken care of by placing appropriately colored tree lights at these points. x In using colored floodlights. it is important to know the effect one color produces upon anoth, er. A green light, thrown upon the red suit of Santa Claus, would change the color of his suit to a nondescript brown. On the other hand. the natural green of Floodlighls must be used in proper proportion to achieve these effects. Two blue or green lamps are required to every yel- low or red lamp used. It you have a white wall as background, the shadmn will be of different colors and the tree will retain its natural green color! holiday floodlights, in combina- tions of red and blue, or blue and yellow, placed opposite each other on each side ot an ever- green tree in your garden. Let's help welcome the first baby of Waterloo in 1968. Our representative will be calling on you so you may participate. For more information, Phone 744-6346. lo enchance evergreens, With only a few safety we cautions, you can have a wonder- ful time decorating your home for the Christmas season, trans- forming it into a Christmas card scene which will delight your friends and neighbors. Be sure that all cords, plugs, sockets and bulbs used outdoors are manufactured for outdoor use. Keep all electrical connections oft the ground. and, for greater safety, weatherproof all outside connections with electrical tape. Beware'of "bargain" Christmas light sets. Look for the sets that have sockets made of plastic cx- cent tor the actual contact points deep inside. They have a plastic clip that is very useful to clip on tree branches or wire. Be sure that the strings are disconnected when stringing the wire around the house, and do not have the bulbs in the sockets. Be careful to position the sta. ples so they do not pierce the wire as you wort your way around the edges of the house. Extra strings can be added as you reach the end by plugging in the socket incorporated at the end of the preceding string. Start at the lowest point on the eves, attaching the wire to the wood with a stapling gun. Many hardware stores have them for rent by the day. use a pale green or blue-green Color filter. The safest procedure, if not the most interesting, is to use white light on colored ob- jects. Attaching strings of lights to your home is easier now than ever before. Look for outdoor Christmas light sets with the wire made flat so that it can be easily stapled into place. Egg prices may decline slightly dqe torbastmally rising production. Broiler chickim prices will be firm to higher. er, according to the December food outlook prepared by the fed- eral agriculture departments eco- nomics branch. Turkey stocks are large enough to keep prices low while broiler chicken prices will be lirm to high- Turkey Stock High, Prices Low NEW LINE - Maugard of Paris has shown his new line of bathing suits for 1968. For men, long-legged lycra trunks, next a long-legged trunk with bra top, third is two one piecers. Women's suits are of angel skin lycra. Waterloo Chronicle, Wednesday, Docmbor 20, 1967 Storage holdings are lower than last year and apple prices slightly Rutabagas are seasonally plenti- ful and of excellent quality. They are a good buy. With heavier than usual seasonal supplies, pork prices will remain below summer levels. . High beef prices will continue with reduced supplies and strong demand. tt