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Colorful Wrappings Brighten Yuletide Gifts
Imagination Key
To Interesting,
Attractive Gifts . '

By NANCY VERMULLEN
Much of the appeal of Christ-
mas gifts lies In their gay and
colorful wrappings.
In addition to fancy gift papers
you can buy, you can use ordinary
papers and dress them up. Plain
white shelf paper trimmed with
narrow .ribbons and gold seals
makes an attractive gift, and so
'does brow~n w ra p p ing paper
sprayed with copper paint and
trimmed with colored twine and
stars.
Leftover scraps of fabric and
wallpaper offer still other sources
for distinctive covers. Even last
year's Christmas cards can be
used to. advantage. You can cut
Dut pictures and give them a three
imensional look by .attaching
them to the package with a tiny
piece of cotton or sponge.
The dime store is a wonderland
for creative gift-givers. The next,
time you're shopping, browse
around for artificial flowers, fruit
clusters and jewels, in addition to
the traditional stars, seals, holly
and Santas.
AX Santa Claus package is a de-
lght for youngsters, and can easi-
ly be fashioned of folding paper
balls and bells. Tube-shaped gifts

Offers Many
Gift Choices
By MARGORY BLUESTEIN
Christmas is the one gift giving
occasion that even preoccupied
college students are not bound ~
Articles suitable for everyone,
infant to adult, ar-e on hand. For ~
the younger members of the f am- ~
ily, Ann Arbor baby shops are of. ~
fering collegiate "M" bibs. These
serve two purposes: first, they in- ~
still patriotism at an early age, ~
and second, they keep clean the ~
Michigan T-shirt which is invari-
ably found underneath.
Michigan Tradlition
To continue in the true Mich- ~
igan tradition -- sweaters, booties, ~
scarves and mittens are also avail-
able.
Brightly decorated story books
make excellent gift items for the ,
younger brother or sister who is ~
just learning to read. BookstoresA
feature selections ranging from ~
Mother Goose to the more sophis- ~
ti'cated Wizard of Oz. For older
children who prefer intriguing
mystery, Nancy Drew and The-
Hardy Boys books can be found in
abundance.
Popular campus fashion items
are in the most-wanted category
of gifts for college students. Men
enjoy receiving crew neck sweat-
ers, sport shirts, ties (repp, of
course), argyle socks and scarves.
Girls prefer lingerie. sweaters,
handkerchiefs and maize and blue
striped scarves.
Household Gifts
For married couples, both old
and young, the most popular gifts
are in- the ling of household goods
such as china-wear, pewter And
silver. Especially large selling
items so far have been polished
wooden sala~d bowls and various
types of chafing dishes.
Gift shops report high sales of
traditional religious articles and
Christmas decorations.
Some of the best sellers are the
imported Hummel ceramic figur-
ines w hh e sd bth as gifts
household,.
Ann Aor m rhants have suc
eye catching Christmas displays
hlp bt remembe and enjoy his


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DO-IT-YOURSELF--Throughout the holiday season difficulties arise in wrapping Christmas gifts.
The top illustrations demonstrate the techniques of wrapping a package, neatly and efficiently with a
minimum of effort and mnaterial. Below a more elaborate, but still basic, Christmas bow is added to
make the package complete.


gain added sparkle when topped why not wrap with glossy black will be delighted with a gift that's ,College pals will get a kick out
with. a cascade of cellophane, paper that -sports the receiver's unmistakably "theirs." of packages that indicate the
while almost any package becomes name? Write the person's name Lots of imagination, pins, tape school they're in. For a journal-
,a special one when glued with diec- with glue, then sprinkle with sil- and scissors, plus a pair of will- lism major, \vrap the gift with
orated Styrofoam balls. ver snow or sequins. Let dry, and ing 'hands will help to make your |newspaper and scatter with by-
For a really personalized gift, shake off excess - Your friends gifts the prettiest under the tree. lines that read his name. Pros-
pective teachers might enjoy a
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per to look like a blackboard,
Shighlighted with catchy phrases
that you write on with chalk. For
a nursing student, try wrapping
~~k4 a~e W.' ei~I ~~4 ~with white paper, folding the, ex-
cess at the top to form a nursing
cap.
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biles is wire about one-sixteenth of ,
Sk fr a ~mpimenary ~pyOf Or ,an inch thick and pliers to cut and
of ourbend it. Rings can be bent around
beauifu Chistms Ctalguea cylindrical ob ject of the desired
'thickness,
The basic problem in mobiles is
OVERBECK BOOKSTO FtruhexeiettinEra and
error and crossing one's fingers.
1216 outhUnivrs favorite for children is a candy
mobile. Using black cotton thread
for assembling, a cellophane coy-
ered canec tied with a larg ;resd bow
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SH A PPY SA NTA!
~~ you gave him a pairo
for Christmas
~ HE'S HAPPY beaue he
~ give hm foot-hugging fit and
sidsupport.
BLA CK and BROWN
BOSTONIAN MOCS
CAMPUS BOOTE RY
504 Sout Sate Street

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