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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 28, 1963)
4 D Hints Given on Making Christmas Card List Those gay Christmas cards ' that decorated mantel and mir ror and tree can serve a prac , tical purpose when you take them down. That is the best time - and they are the simplest means for making up your 1964 Christ mas card list. If the list is re vised now. while new names and addresses are readily at hand, the addressing of cards next Christmas will be almost effortless. For those to whom maintain ing a list is a problem in itself, tne card maxer oners a num ber of easy solutions, some 01 which are avauaoie in stores and others hand-fashioned at home. If your list runs to several hundred people and you must of necessity be meticulous aooui it, then probably the best sys tem is to post tne names ana addresses on file cards and in dex them in a small file box. An advantage of this system is that the cards offer ample space to jot down information about tne person and his family as It is : received during the year. For those with shorter lists, the personal telephone directory is a handy reference. A tiny check mark beside a name may be used to indicate that you two exchanged cards the previous Christmas. A second mark could be used for those to whom you send gifts. Hallmark, as well as other greeting card firms prepare date books each year which are ideally suited for compiling Christmas address lists. The date book is part calendar and part address pad, and here again there's a place on which to note birthdays, annivers aries and other special occa sions of the coming year. These are available without cost at stationery counters ia stores. For a romantic-looking gift, paste a paper doily in center of package that has already been wrapped; cut second doily to fit corners of box. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1963 MiiUKOUD MAIL TKIHL.Nt:. MtUFOKU. OREGON GLASSES ON CREDIT! MT Oraon Stamps COLUMBIAN OPTICAL CO. MEDFORD SHOPPING CENTER 1 1 w rww 0 & A 4 HI 4 .... f&S X - I A LISTENING TO PRESIDENT Listening intently as Presi dent Johnson addressed a joint session of Congress Wednes day are, from left, Attorney General Robert Kennedy, Interior Secretary Stewart Udall, Postmaster General John Gronouski, Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman and Commerce Secre tary Luther Hodges. (UPI) win ii iii.iii I jy SUPPORT HOSE - Pleasing to every woman Is a gift of sheer, skin-smooth fitting hoiscry. The support hose shown above are made of American bnka nylon and Spandex, for extra beauty. HUNTING PARADISE LANSING, Mich. (UPI) - There is more big same hunt ing in Michigan than any other state, the State Tourist Council boasts. The state s deer popu lation alone is estimated at 800,000 and more than 1 million hunting licenses are issued in till categories annually. WESTERNIZING MOSCOW (UPI)-A sign of Western influence: You can now dial 100 and get the correct time in Moscow. If you dial 09 you will receive information on the latest movie offerings. Court Records MEDFORD MUNICIPAL COURT Yvonne Lee Tertian, no driver'i license, $5. Franco Lee Hinea, diiobeycd traffic signal, 10. Essie May Kyentx, disobeyed traffic signal, $10. Karen Rebecca Haaa, disobeyed stop siRn, $10. Ronald Frank Kling. violation of basic rule, $25. David wimam airauon, viola tion of basic rule, $10. Claude Win ford Wilson, viola tion of basic rule, $25. John Howard Jones, violation of basic rule, $10. Alfred uien ntzsimmons. ibii- ii re to obtain Oregon operator a license. 150 susnended for B hours work in city parks. fcrnesi rticnarn james. auuoeyca traffic signal, $10. Robert Murk Conner, violation of basic rule, $10. jnsepr u. I'eicrs, vioiauon oi basic rule, $30. Allen Frederick Harris, improp er lane usage, $15. notieri Francis rnrasner, no ve hicle registration in possession. $10. Barmy unc joncs, no venicie rcnistratlon in possession. $5 sus pended. Grange News Upper Rogue Grange The Upper Rogue Grange will meet Thursday, Dec. 5. Proceeding the meeting the annual Christmas dinner will be served to members at 6:30 p. m the Grange supplying the meat and vegetables, members to bring the salad and dessert. The newly elected lecturer, Mrs. Harold Barber, will pre' sent the program. SCOFFLAW CRACKDOWN SACRAMANTO. Calif. (UPI) Traffic violators who fail to keep their promises to show up in court can lose their licenses under a new state law. Complete Home Sewing Center for LESS Than the Price of the Sewing Machine Alone ! ! Look At This Fantastic Value! V u O LINES REHEARSED Actress Sarah Churchill, daughter of Sir Winston Churchill, goes over her lines with Drury Theater pro ducer Carl Stohs in Chicago. The new play, "Glad Tidings," will open at the theater on Dec. 5. (UPI) Sugar Pium Tree Adds Warmth to Yule Season . . .... . 1 ll 1. - Unln I tin fnlnntB , nU- ..... Be a sugar plum fairy this holiday season. For a Christ mas gift any family will enjoy, make a sugar plum tree. It will add a warm, festive note to the Yuletide celebration. Use a real or artificial tree about two feet tall and hang it with brightly frosted Christmas cookies, garlands of cranberries and tinted popcorn, fruit can dies tied with ribbon, and can dy-dotted popcorn balls. Top it with a star-shaped cookie a gleam with silver candies. Miss Alice Hutchinson, head of the home economics depart ment of The R. T. French Com pany, packers of spices, herbs, and extracts, suggests that a cookie tree be used as a deco ration for the front hall during the holidays. Guests can be in vited to nibble on the decora tions. (Keep extra cookies on hand to replace disappearing ones, sne suggests.) The "goodie tree" If so easy to make that even the children can help. In fact, they'll prob ably want to. Put them to work str'Dging the cranberries and popcorn, which go on first. (For extra color, tint the pop corn by sprinkling with diluted food color.) Popcorn Balls Next come the popcorn balls. Roll them in cake decorettes while still sticky, insert colored pipe cleaners and hook the ends over the tips of the branches. Next, fix your fruit candy balls. Here's how: grind to gether one-half pound each of pitted prunes, seedless raisins soaked five minutes in warm water, seeded dates and figs or apricots. Add one cup of chopped nuts, one-half teaspoon of salt and one teaspoon of cin namon. Shape into small balls. Roll in a mixture of one-half cup sugar, and one teaspoon cinnamon. Wrap balls in square of colored cellophane and tie the ends with red or green ribbons and loop to tips of branches. Make Patterns Now for the cookies and here you can let your fancy roam. Use cookie cutters or make your own cardboard patterns by tracing whimsical animals Contrary to popular belief, teen-age boys are not a special breed, they have individual pref erences, just like grownups. Most teens are sports con scious though, and would be de lighted with a pair of tickets to a favorite sports event. Your favorite cookies, cut in holiday shapes, are sure to bring appreciative m u r m e r s from friends and family as they toast each other's health and happiness with Christmas egg nog. from children's book's or rnaga- tines. Place cardboard patterns on the dough and cut around them with a sharp knife. Before the cookies are pop ped into the over, make a hole in each one large enough for the string which will be used to hang It on tne tree, wnen cookies are done, let your artis tic talents take over. 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