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I season to be jolly, but you sit
at your desk contemplating
of Ebenezer Scrooge. It's a
up appropriate business
still remain within your
muse fails to inspire
from the V.O. Good
you bring holiday
year-round good will--to
secretaries and office
assistants
person who manages to
your Sanskrit scrawl into
I a top priority. The simplest
the question, "What to
to choose a gift that matches
,'s interests--tennis,
concerts, or disco dan-
a present that's really
your assistant just
new apartment and could
use an instant coffee maker or an inex-
pensive framed poster of a favorite
concert or art exhibit. Here are a few
more suggestions to get you thinking:
*A "status" ballpoint or fountain pen.
.A gift certificate for a new pair of
jogging shoes (at a local sports or pro
shop)
*Admission tickets to a local roller
disco rink.
.Subscription to a special interest
magazine (e.g., gourmet, travel, spor-
ts, etc.).
,Tapes or record albums of your
secretary's favorite group, rock star,
composer, etc.
,Battery-operated wool socks that
keep the feet of the most avid skier
warm (found at a ski shop or sporting
goods store).
In addition, consider inviting your
secretary out for a holiday lunch. This
will give you the chance to relax outside
the office, while providing your
assistant with the time to talk about his
no
its early years, eggnog
Iknown by many other names:
posset, syllabub, milk
one yard of flannel and auld
Instructions for making it
in diaries and travel notes.
ale or sack, a dry wine, are
saucepan; heat only to the boiling point.
Add softened gelatin; stir until gelatin
is dissolved. Remove from heat. Add
remaining 1 1/4 cups eggnog. Pour 1
cup eggnog mixture into heavy
saucepan. Pour remaining eggnog mix-
ture in a bowl; cover and refrigerate
ingredients, until partially set, about 50 minutes.
finale to a sumptuous Add chocolate to eggnog in pan; stir
Eggnog Chiffon Pie and heat until well blended. Pour into a
~t airy yet sweet touch with
to top off a meal.
can be made with several
regular pie crust with part
mixture flavored with
black-bottom-style,
crust of graham cracker or
COokie crumbs. Traditional
include rum and bran-
bowl and chill until partially set, about
40 minutes. When chocolate mixture is
nearly set, beat until smooth. Spread in
bottom of pie shell, refrigerate until set.
Whip cream until stiff. Fold into plain
eggnog mixture. Turn into pie sheel on
top of chocolate mixture. Allow to set,
then cover and chill 4 hours or peer-
night. Serve garnished with whipped
or her goals and interests. It's a great
morale booster that can strengthen
your working relationship.
Cost-conscious gifts for
clients and colleagues
The "who-to-give-what-for-how-
much?" question puzzles even
established executives. Check your
company's policy on client gifts (e.g.,
whether a gift is to come from you or
the company; if it's reimbursable,
• etc.). Also check the grapevine to see if
gift-giving other than to your secretary
is the norm.
Traditional gifts are a safe bet for the
office and for clients.
Another alternative is a gift basket
filled with fruits, cheeses, nuts and
jellies. Gourmet and specialty stores
send these anywhere in the country and
the cost of a modest selection is about
$15. Enclose a handwritten note to per-
sonalize this gift.
Or, consider the wafer-thin
calculators that are currently in vogue.
dissolved. Remove from heat. Add
remaining 1 1/4 cups eggnog. Pour into
a medium-size bowl; place plastic wrap
on surface to prevent a skin from for-
ming. Refrigerate until partially set,
about 45 minutes. Whip cream until
stiff. Fold into gelatin mixture. Turn in-
to pie shell. Allow to set, then cover and
chill 4 hours or overnight. Garnish with
additional whipped cream, if desired.
VARIATIONS:
Coffee. Add 1 teaspoon instant coffee to
eggnog mixture before heating.
Peppermint. Omit rum and brandy;
use l/z cup water to soften gelatin. Stir
% cup finely crushed peppermint candy
and 10 drops red food color into eggnog
mixture before heating. Garnish with
crushed peppermint candy, if desired.
It's a practical gift and some models
sell for just under $10. Look around for
sales in camera and department stores.
When you can, add a little thought or
a spark of humor:
*Windbreaker with a snazzy sports
car logo for the staffer who dreams of
entering the Indy 500.
*Gift certificate to a local health club
or spa--for a day's workout.
*A caricature--snap a candid "mug"
shot and give it to a caricaturist (one
can usually be found in shopping malls,
fairs and department or art stores).
*An hour's time at your racquet club.
A silent killer stalks one out of every
seven Americans.
You can't see it. You can't feel it. And
it doesn!t even hurt -- until it's too late.
The killer is hypertension -- or high
blood pressure -- and half of the people
who have it don't even know it. Of cour-
se, we all have blood pressure. Other-
wise, the blood wouldn't circulate in our
bodies. Blood pressure is simply the
force exerted by your flowing blood
against the walls of the arteries (blood
vessels) that carry blood from the heart
to all parts of the body. The pumping
action of the heart creates the force.
Everytime the heart beats, the
pressure increases; when the heart
relaxes between beats, the pressure
goes down.
"The average normal blood pressure
reading for an adult between the ages of
18 and 45 is 120 over 80," according to
Dr. Louis W. conradt, medical director
of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas.
"The readings refer to the systolic or
'upper' and diastolic or 'lower'
pressures in millimeters of mercury --
how high the blood flow tn an artery can
push a column of mercury in a glass
• A pound of exotic coffee beans for
the caffeine fan (found in the gourmet
section of department stores or super-
markets).
• A monogrammed business card
folder.
Don't overlook one excellent resour-
ce-your own hobbies. If you're a talen-
ted photographer, artist or petter, a gift
you've created is very special indeed
and is bound to flatter the recipient.
A couple of career tips
Here's one important note of caution:
Stifle the desire to run out and buy gifts
measures the force of the blood against
the artery walls during the heart's con-
tractions (systolic) and when the heart
is at rest between contractions
(diastolic)."
An occasional blood pressure reading
higher than the normal 120/80 may not
be anything to worry about. It's when
the pressure goes up to 140/90 and
remains at that level or higher that
medical attention is needed, Dr.
Conradt said. When blood pressure
levels remain high over a period of
time, the constant insidious impact of
hypertension -- even when slight -- takes
its toll in several ways. High blood
pressure can make your heart pump
harder than normal and the arteries
become less elastic. After a while, the
heart may get larger, then weaken and
stop pumping effectively. This alone
kills about 50,000 Americans each year,
according to the National Institute of
Health. Hypertension can also speed up
the progression of atherosclerosis, a
kind of hardening of the arteries in
which the inner layer of artery walls
thicken and deposits of fatty substances
are formed. Atherosc,zrosis is involved
for the head honchos you'd like to im-
press. Unless you deal directly with
them, your gesture may be misinter-
preted as presumptuous.
Instead, send a card and sign your
name (add a personal note if ap-
propriate); chances are you'll be
remembered--and perhaps
thanked--for your holiday good wishes.
Remember, too, your gift doesn't
have to be expensive. It is thought-
fulness that warms the spirits of
business associates and stimulates
good will that will linger throughout the
year.
Finally, the constrictions of the blood
vessels caused by high blood pressure
may eventually cause blindness, when
tiny vessels hemorrhage. Damaged
vessels may also prevent the kidneys
from perfozming their task of clearing
wastes from the blood stream. Blood
vessels in the brain are also at risk
from hypertension and strokes can
result.
The most important thing you can do
for yourself is have your blood pressure
taken at least once a year, every six
months if you're in a high-risk group or
over 50. A blood pressure check is
quick, easy, painless and inexpensive.
Knowledge is your best ally.
If you find you do have high blood
pressure, do the following things:
1. Listen to your doctor and do what
he recommends.
2. If he gives you medicine, take it
and don't quit taking it even if you feel
well.
3. Maintain your normal weight.
4. Eliminate salt from your diet, and
limit your intake of fats.
5. Get moderate exercise, such as a
brisk walk daily. Be sure you cheek
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~e day before to allow 1 1/3 cups crushed graham crackers
[ling for easy slicing, with sugar and cinnamon topping
;-BOTTOM EGGNOG OR chocolate cookie crumbs n " ' "
CHIFFON PIE 1/4 cup (1/2 stick) butter, melted
eld: one 9-inch pie FillingI ~i~ Ca 489.0531 !iii!ii
[bak i pie shell, 94nch 3 tablespoons water -" ' ". ....
FILLING 2 tablespoons rum
!espoons water 2 tablespoons brandy Card of Thanks 3 Mobile Homes 6 For Sale Miscellaneous 9 Services 16
mspoonsrum 1 1/2 envelopes unflavored gelatin CARD OF THANKS ~ FOR SALE: I Dinette Table and 1 1
iespoons brandy 2 1/2 cups dairy eggnog Mr. and Mrs. 6.E. Hollimon wont to i _ _ _ Choirs $50.00" ! Double Bed $25 OO. I? ......... l
'elopes unflavored gelatin 1/4 cupsugar thank their many frier~l- for the II [~'ll)l~[]l ~P=\ |J [] 2 cortes Tobies: $500 ~ch;' I' 1 I~l~V i[~V •
ldairy eggnog 1/4 teaspoonsaR hot~ewQrmmgatttmlrn~home. I[ ~lIN~ll~41di,~~_ [1 Bumper Pool Table, $35.00: I Comer 1 II[Irtll/ iirt/ •
'SUgar 1 cup whipping cream ..................................... II /~ ............... II Table. $10.00; 3 Rugs 9x12 each. l A~mm..meA.~ •
Real Estate For Sale 4
$25.00; 2 Lamps, $5.00 each. Call 489.
'Poonsalt Preheat oven to 350 degrees. For ~ II !1 I t;U:>MI ILL;, I
¢olateLares (2 oz.)semi-sweet crust, combine crumbs and butter. ~ II JI o~uo~, / I
Press onto bottom and sides of 9-inch MT-OC~OAR C?[~K ~-[121 EL-E~T~-RiC'-F~6id0re~sher, GE d~e;,
~Whippingcream pie plate. Bake 5 minutes. Cool. For Mmomm-atlLl|ffalmmmntnt. dlulntwl m ................. m os,o . o as,ona ho,rs. a*, I iZillia •
ipPedcream, ifdesired filling, mixwater, rum and brandy in a [] "' II good condition, lfinterestedcol1489. • •
~¢,olate curls, if desired small bowl. Sprinkle gelatin on mixture ~ i-i ....... [ [ : = 0879 |
", combine water, rumand tosoften. Combine l l/4 cups eggnog, ~~p°k~ I~ 14e9,
a Small bowl. Sprinkle gelatin sugar and salt in a small saucepan.
to soften. Combine 1 1/4Heat just to the boiling point. Add sof- [ il, i t
sugar and salt in a small tened gelatin; stir until gelatin is III1 ; ;I sing- ,
........ II ....... ......... ,% ........ [] V .................. rr( CONTRACT fence Building. 389-2875
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3 BR.-I Bath-Cedar cl0se-in GUN REPAIR, robluingr nickel Ood
COMPLETELY customized Cushman
$20,000. 2 BEDROOM Mobile Home for rent, gold plating, Blue Mallard Gun Shop
golf ,cart, Must see to appreciate. Call 489-0045.
MI~W I~IMI~.';I hr 2 hath w th CH/Air, fully furnished, 811 N. Dan Royall Jr. at 489-0520 and after ..............
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3 eRA bath 0, large 10t 0n Mar- Automotive 7 . Malakoff Plastercraft ] I REASONABLEI
tin Street, Malak0ff. '~0 MODEL Chev, Picku~ for sole. iPlinlod and un,int0d plast0r ,total I.,v,c, ,,,.I
J 1~TR R£RF_~ with hid hnw~m Rebuilt engine, new ClUtCh, 1~ ][Silk and dried flower Irr|npmtnt& |111 I Free Estimates- Fred Rogers I
....................... McEntiro, T/e.20q7 Trinidad, isizN. X 1 469-3640 (Murchis0n) I
3 BR..2 bath on 2 acres with ................ : ...........................
. ~ .'. EXCELLENT BUY: 1¢/76 Chevrolet |Ht~. 11 INt OINn 9:00-$:001
0arn ana worKsIlop Im f r r
• polo, OU don. cruise, A~V~-FM ~ 10yceCMllway ~ ' _ ..........
3BR..lbathframeint0wn, radio/tape, good¢orKlition, 489-1100 ~.o.i~o.li~4~,ll~O~O~ 1 MADV gAY I
• r r n 0r489.1176 BEAUTIFUL dark brown mouton fur • Illrtlt I nn I I
4 HOMES left ,n Sta Harb0,0 e .... : ..................... jacket, see to appreciate, new lining. I .......... I
¢nlrl 1967 FORD pickup, good tires and $40,00. Call or leave messoge at 489. • PncIII TIP¢ I
..... • excellent¢onditlon. 489-1188or1315 05~I.t,'15:00. I ,,uo/,,.~,,,,o I
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OFFICE "NIGHT • GARAGE SALE: Saturday, December • gO[~1 1"661}165 l
489 11120 489 nS4 For Sale Miscellaneous 9 O mr h gh o,• _. ..... e
• " ~ the corner Ot Pine and Olive //903. I "1 "7 g q",11 1 I~ l
I Ken Ferris- 489-1699 roe SALE: One 9uitar - model 644 Good childrens clothes, some • • • ~m ,f _'! I _'1 I
Jades.flat top standard, $100. Call household items and other things to m • • ~ me. ~ i ~, •
' Ge0rge Quinn - 489-1820 489-O6~Y30~ler noo~. be !d: P-F --ne 4-89-: ! ....................... . l Trinidad I
PAY ['QU{TY and assume payments raised white-letter, General tires; Work Wanted 13 ~m~mm
I on one lot on Lakewoy Harbor, one brand new, other two about
Pa,,t,ne Lok.. Roy C,o . m,os: a, the. Pets and Kennels 18
Mahakoff two 6-p|y Bridgestone 600 14-inch nlght~ occasional weekends. Hot ~'-'--':'~-,
................................... whltewol/tires. $80 for both. Con Io~ lund~s afternoon sn~-ks Bt~t.l: puppies tar sam ~.so
............ seen at t04 Withrow St. in Molokoff 'L ........ ,,,~-~,:' trained Beagles 1325 McEntire 778-
k1.~ .... "I~uKuUM DrlcK,• 489.02"37, reasonaoe rams, rmer ......... 2097 Trinidad. '
Terry, ~lakoff, . , ........
NHHlcrest Circle, Malakoff.• [ IIII I Illll I I
I NI YOUr nearest Frillidaire dealer. J Business Opportunities 14
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r.... ......... | 1.49" ( Offering all the notionally known ~]i'~.• ~- OliCrPll, rul,,
brands such as Jordoche, Vonderbilt, ~ and big e~rl'ise pen.~\
l II l Phillil~ApplianceCsnte, I Calvin Klein. Se~jelield, levi and ~ CAL|,489-1,IH Z
l ., ov. ,o oth., b,on,, $,,.=0o
includes beginning inventory, air'fore ........................ :~"
m ,.u==, • II I ,o,, ,o o., no,,ono warehouse, A riculture Business 20
I ~oo--w,,, 1 JEANS FOR SALE: Two pair boys' training, fixtures and Grond Opening ,--,a ...........
Wrangler jeans. Size 12 slim. Worn Promotions, Call Mr. Wilkerson at WANTED: Posture land ~o le~se 489
' one time since Morn bought the MademoiselleFoshionsS01-329-8326. 1656,
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I 185-14 100.35 64.04 36.31, ............ I ........ I"i ....................................... $",,o ."
I 195.14 106.06 66.94 38.12 ER78.14105.06 71.66 33.40
I 205.14 107.41 68.24 3g.17 I FR78.14107.41 73.2534.16 R3R RENT: 2 bodroom frame on Main i •. i i FELT'3~LB`~R~5L~B~~............`......`...........~...~...............`.`.`.`.`....`..~``.$7 i
I 215-14 116.03 73.58 42.45 FR70-14107.41 73.25 34.16 St. Deposit required. Coil ,189.0738 I ~ ~ ~ ,..goriest i m HARDBOAIIOSIDING, 4'Xg'PRIMERED ......................... $9510
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......... 225-15t27.7g 81.1746.62 GR78.15116.82 79.6837.14 FOR RENT: 2 bedroom frome oo Main I ~~\ sell l • PLYWOOD ................. 3/8",,$6.50,1/2".,$7,50,5/8",$10,3/4"$12 i
155"12XZX 230"15 144.4891.54 52.94 GR70-15116.82 79.68 37.14 I" ~.:..-~.."_'_:.-'__~ "l°IterS' ]~{~'~ ~'DI]'I "v'°u";;"e Innl,,c;.,,., I II POINTSON HIGHWAY85 MON.-FRI. 8-5:30; SUN, 9-I; SAT. S-4.q3L LLq3 II
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i " ............ "" - - 6:45 till 7:15 beginninl December 9th.
m i ' i,z • • .................., ........... .......... We buy Ften and dff furs of all kinds. Case skin all fur (like
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i i ; opossum), rot open up middle. We also buy deer hid. and rat-
Pricos Good Thru Don. 6, 1980 tlesnake skins. Wall handled furs bring TOP PRICES.
405 E. Tyler• 675-5712 * Manager: Sonny G00de D&WFURCOMPANY, INC.
400 N. Texana Haiietsville, Tx, 77964
........ (512) 798-5057
