The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 43, Milford, Kosciusko County, 30 November 1966 — Page 16

THE MAIL-JOURNAL

Wrapping Up A Bright Christmas Wrapping up Christmas is a major task that can be pleasant and artisitic or tedious, hectic and frantic on Christmas Eve or leisurely spaced throughout the pre-Christ-mas buying season. Everyone has his or her own pet , gilt wrapping methods, whether gifts are wrapped all at once or wrapped as tiiey are bought, and j hidden away until Christmas mom. Either way. it is helpful and time-1 sa\ ing to set up a Gift Wrap Center where needed materials are kept together and ready for use. This “Center” may be a room a closet or merely a drawer providing storage space for equipment. Privacy and secrecy can be maintained if boundaries are set up beforehand so that the rest of the family knows when "Do Not Peek . Santa's Helpers at Work” is in effect.

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The Gift Wrap Center should be equipped with a table or countertop space, a selection of various-sized boxes, attractive gift wraps, tissue paper for linings, ribbons, bow’s or bow maker, stickers. tags, package ornaments (these can be anything that takes the wrapper’s fancy*. ! cellophane tape, scissors, cardboard. rubber cement or glue. A wastebasket, broom and dust pan should be kept handy for quick I clean ups. A large, discarded box | is a convenient container for waste materials because the container and all can be thrown away at cleanup time. For packages that are to be mailed. there should be wrapping paper, tape, sturdy string, corrugated cardboard, mailing labels, excelsior and or newspaper for interior of fragile items. To make sure santa's Christmas-by-mail is a happy one, pack fragile gifts carefully and wrap all gifts securely. Address clearly, and don’t

Newest Watches Keep Time With All Tastes, Needs When the time for giving draws near, Santa knows that the timely gift for young and old is a timepiece. says the Jewelry Industry Council. To flatter a feminine wrist, bewitching new’ watches aw'ait selection. Delicate bracelet w’atches, which add a high fashion accent to afternoon and evening wardrobes, feature jeweled cover lids concealing or revealing the time as die wishes. Rugged and sporty “Continental” models, with large, easy-to-read faces and broad, eye-catching forget the return address. Above all. mail early! When imagination flows through tiie gift wrapper’s fingertips, shirt boai-ds. paper, ribbon, empty ribbon belts and spools can turn packages into unusual creations to be admired under the tree.

straps in kid. brocade, satin, leather or textured metals are the latest watchword in wrist witchery. Gold watches are even more elegant this year, with moss, frosty and nuggety, as well as Florentine and polished finishes. The man on the list can tell time for sport, business or dress occasions by a watch from the wide and handsome selection at the Jewelers. Precision-styled timepieces. thin and streamlined for a masculine wrist, will also tell him the day, year and even the tide. Whatever his occupation or hobby, scientific timekeeping ingenuity assures a watch to meet his needs —for example, self winding watches that resist wind, water, dust, shock and magnetic fields. For teen-agers, balancing on the brink of adulthood, the gift of a watch is a sign of recognition of their imminent maturity. There are many fine watches to gratify a young man. In addition to wristwatches, a teen-age girl will thrill to a watch set in a pendant, ring or pin.

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