The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 November 1967 — Page 34

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Wednesday, November 22, 1967

How to take the strain and pain out of shopping

LM AND STAGE ACTRESS LAUREN BACALL makes her contribution in New York City the Volunteers of America's 71st annual Christmas campaign fund. This national organization with its Sidewalk Santas and chimneys on stieet coiners across tlie Nation — uses the funds help the needy, regardless of race, color or creed, not only at Christmas time but through-

the year.

How “with it” are you? Check yourself against this list of gift suggestions for hep holiday shoppers to find out just how you'll rate with the swinging set come the gift-giving season. Most of the items have not been around very long. Those that have are enjoying a new wave of popularity and all are generally available. Count one point for every item you've heard of. Then find your “swinging” rate at the end. DAD: Cartridge tape player for the car; mini ice bucket; Charlie Chaplin or Laurel & Hardy home movies; electric hedge trimmer; op art dart board; Beardsley paper weight; LP recording of Marshall McLuban's “The Medium Is the

Massage.”

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MOTHER: Racing gloves; paper caftan; make-your-own sixhour knit dress pack; mini stretch wig; wig stand; pale glass sunglasses; 45-piece Artisan melamine dinnerware set in the “Sunflower” pattern by Allied Chemical Corporation; 10-inch length of fake eyelash; turtle-skin pocketbook; pewter bathroom fixtures; knit helmet; Caballero hat; cordless electric

spoon.

AUNT AND UNCLE: Mini garden tools; Norwegian goat cheese; mini art on mini easel; circular jigsaw puzzle; mini picnic thermos; sugar bowl for cream (powdered, of courses; electric battery re-charger. NEW CAREER or NEWLYWED: Inflatable plastic chair; Peter Max poster; paper Tiffany lamp columns; printed window shades; cube or sphere lamp; shaggy pillow ball; flag or soup-can decorated drinkware; portable clothes dryer; wicker chest; vacuum hassock; table cubes; tickets erf offBroadway's “You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown,” or current local musical. COLLEGE STUDENT: Street sign discards or replicas; street sign pillows; inflatable pillows; cartridge tape portable AM-FM stereo radio; recorder; cartridge tape player; hi-intensity lamp; old movie posters; giant soup can wastebasket; paper slippers; polka dotted suitcase. TEEN-AGE BOY; Guitar; records by The Association; bean bag radio; book on palm reading; op art mobile; surf board; lamp clock; batteryoperated phonograph. TEEN-AGE GIRL; Mini hair dryer; electric curlers; leg art - paint; electric hair and nail kit; papier-mache slave bracelets; mirror jewelry; chained belts; bracelets and bags records by The Supremes; foot-wide paper flowers; ostrich-plume boa; flower-power poster; love soap; mod watch; six-inch (plus) wide belt; water buffalo sandals: mini billfold; anything purple; a book on horoscopes. SMALL FRY: Peanuts pillow, shirt, games; big soup-can storage bin; The Jungle Book”; high-riser bike; skate stilts; Peanut dolls, address book, desk set; paper-mache piggy bank; Winnie-the-Pooh stationery pack; skirt-pants dress; paper lunch box pack; see and tell photographs. TODDLERS: Paper houses to climb into; paper tub chairs; stuffed Winnie-the-Pooh, Eeyore, Piglet; three-piece melamine feeding set in the “Cinderella” or “Jungle Book” patterns; chairs and tables to construct themselves; oatmeal-box table; paper pinafore. That's it. We bet it’s safe U say you're reasonably familiar with 60 per cent of the above. If you hit the 80 mark, you’re in there pitching and for any score above that, count yourself a real swinger.

Share your Christmas with the less fortunate.