The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 43, Milford, Kosciusko County, 1 December 1965 — Page 16

THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Collective Gift Is Best Way To Remember Boss

The time honored custom of holding office parties in anticipation of Christmas time always presents the problem of whether the *‘boss” should be included in the exchange of gifts among staff members usually engaged in at such a time. Os course it is correct for him to be included, since he is usually the host, but one gift that comes from the staff collectively, rather than individual gifts from members, is recommended. A collective gift saves him from the embarrassment that may result from a •shower’* that would occur if individual gifts were given, and it certainly circumvents the possibility of anyone charging "office politics” The burden on the budget of every individual is also lightened. What to choose for him? Above

New Car Can Be Grandest Gift Os All It’s a foregone conclusion what with the 1966 models now brightening the scene, that some lucky people may get a mighty grand gift this season. Yes. of course, we mean a brand new automobile! The head-of-the-fannly «Dad, to everyone* may actually find himself in a position to make the purchase of a new car as a Christmas gift for mother, which means that he can also give so® a gift of a car. Instead of trading in Mom’s old car. he passes hers on to Junior, if he is old enough, with the customary. caution, of course. Certainly, if Junior is one of those young meri who "commutes” to college, ije needs the transporation. It's Three-Car Era We might as well face it. For the family with growing youngsters old enough to be able to get driver's licenses and well enough bred to accept the responsibility of carownership. die era of the two car family has come to an end and

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Wednesday, December 1, 1965

• all, good taste should prevail. Some- : thing for his desk first comes to ■ mind; something for his business ' life; or something which recogni- ■ zes his hobby interests. Gifts of desk accessories can be as simple as a new pencil holder, * calendar or memo pad. If many people are joining presenting the i gift, something more elaborate might be in order —a complete "desk set, including blotter, clock, calendar, pencil holder, for example. For the boss who travels — and most do — are gifts that range from pocket memo pads to travel alarm clocks to attache cases. Discover his hobby, and gifting problems are solved. From amateur photographer to “Sunday painter,” every hobbyist appreciates gifts ideas that help him to | pursue and extend his interests.

we’re now in the era of the three car family. So if you’re not quite ready to give Junior a brand new automobile, and you'd rather trade Mom’s in on the new one you may be planing to buy her. there’s always the used car market from which to choose the lad’s gift of a first automobile for himself. I In any event the fact still remains that a gift of a car is a generous and practical gift these

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days for anybody who wants to ’ give a really grand gift. In considering a gift Os a new car for Mother, evaluate the models from which you will make your selection in relation to the car you drive yourself. Maybe it’s a station wagon you'll want to choose for : her. On the other hand, it’s pos--0 sible that one of die smaller coms pacts will sen e her purpose. How to Surprise Compacts offer good and inexpene sive choices for first-car gifts to ( i the younger folk also. ? Newlyweds, of whom there are e many at the holiday season, are e also logical candidates for the gift e j of a car. How to make the gift of a new car an exciting surprise? j Arrange with the dealer ft) have it delivered Christmas morning, 1 and for the delivery chauffeur to ask for the lucky recipient by « name and then say, “Your new 1 car, ma’am. Merry Christmas.” r Or, just hand her a jewel box. . When die opens it, she’ll find it ( contains the car key. Most important, of course, is to ! plan well in advance for such grand * gifting in order to make sure the presentation is on Christmas momi ingI FOR THE CRIB SET I I New for the crib set this Christmas are squeaky boxing gloves designed to be grabbed and chewed, : ■ A novelty in mobiles to hang above I baby’s crib is a bunny whose ears spin, ‘whiskers twitch and feet I swing at the slighest breeze. 1

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