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4 Page Six THE NEWBERRY SUN, NEWBERRY, SOUTH CAROLINA THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1962 HOLIDAY CLOSING NOTICE Offices in the Newberry COUNTY COURT HOUSE will be closed For Christmas Holidays December 24, 25 and 26 Also New Years Day Tuesday, January 1,1963 Do Your Xmas Trading at Home! Newberry Stores have good Offerings 1962 TAX NOTICE After The Close of Business on JANUARY 2nd, 1963 ONE PER CENT PENALTY Will be Added to all UNPAID 1962 TAXES J. RAY DAWKINS Treasurer Newberry County BY MARY STONE No one vulnerable. North deals. NORTH * A982 + AK 10 9765 V — ♦ 75 WEST EAST *>'■'" + QJ75 +K4 ♦ 82 43 ♦ J 10 9 ♦AKQ8765432 ♦ A K 10 9 ♦ — SOUTH * 10 G3 ♦ QJ4 ¥ — ♦QJ86432 The Bidding: North East South West 1 ♦ 5 ¥ 5 ♦ 6 ¥ pass pass pass Opening lead: Queen of diamonds. When South's queen of dia monds holds, she returns her jack of diamonds which East trumps. East then led a low heart to the jack on the board, sluffed her two losing clubs on the ace and king of spades and then lays down her remaining eight hearts, easily making contract. COMMENT: North should have overtaken souths lead and re turned her ace of clubs for a setting trick. Helen’s Favorite: Shrimp Newberg Sauce (Makes 1 quart) 2 cans condensed frozen cream of shrimp soup 6-ounce 1 can sliced mushrooms 2 5-ounce cans shrimps Clean and devein drained shrimp. Combine with shrimp soup, mushrooms and liquid. Heat over boiling water until thawed and heated. Serve over baked fish sticks or squares or with noodle loaf. ‘PniMted 4*1: BOSTON, LOS ANGELES LONDON Interesting Accurate Complete Irlsirational News Coverage The Christian Science Monitor One Norway St., Boston 15, Mass. Send your newspaper for the time checked. Enclosed find my check or money order. □ 1 year $22. □ 6 months $11 □ 3 months $5.50 Name Address City Zone State OQ 1 £ IMPORTANT GIFTS FOR BETTER LIVING % £ i x x x X X X X X X X X X I s We shopped for our Christmas Merchandise with YOU in mind. And we believe you will be pleased with the offerings we have for you. WE HAVE GIFTS FOR EVERYONE ON YOUR LIST—whether you want an Electric Range, or a Shotgun ... or perhaps a Bicycle or a little Red Wagon—we have them all and more. STOP IN TODAY—while there is still time to shop carefully. We will take all the time needed to SHOW YOU and to SUGGEST gifts that will be sure to please. THERE ARE HUNDREDS of USEFUL, PRACTICAL GIFTS AWAITING YOU HERE—the kind of Gifts that will be used and remembered for years to come. Lominacks Hardware 1409 MAIN STREET NEWBERRY x X % X X i X X X I X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Rally ’Round The Punch Bowl For your holiday open house nothing will raise the spirits and warm the heart more than a “party rally ’round the punch bowl.” The theme for your party can take its name from an out standing wine-punch gaining wide popularity throughout the country. Pink Gold punch, made of a brilliant, lively carbonated Roselle wine, with maraschino cherries, poured over a star ice mold, can set the stage for your own festival of food gifts for guests this season. Pink Gold Punch Bowl 2 bottles Pink Gold Star Ice Mold (carbonated X.ake Roselle Maraschino Cherries wine) To make star mold pour about Vi inch water into bottom of mold. Freeze firm, arrange maraschino cherries around edge of mold, pour in small amount of water, being careful not to dis turb cherries. Fre«ze firm. Fill mold with water and freeze firm. Unmold just before serving into punch bowl with cherry side up. Pour Pink Gold over ice mold just before serving. Serves 12. Good companions with Pink Gold punch are cheese and crack ers, cakes and cookies, nuts or thin cut sandwiches. One idea: Sherried Sno"’'' ,,, s 2 tablespoons cocoa 3 cups crushed vanilla 1 cup confectioners sugar wafers (12 oz. package Vb cup Widmer Neapolitan wafers) Sherry or Lake Niagara 1 cup broken pecans Wine % cup confectioners sugar 3 tablespoons light com syrup Sift cocoa and 1 cup confectioners sugar. Stir in wine com bined with light corn syrup. Add vanilla wafers and nuts and mix thoroughly. Roll the mixture into small balls and dredge with the % cup confectioners sugar. Makes 40. FOR AND ABOUT TEENAGERS By C. D. Smith £’i3 Wanls To Wear Lipstick At Thirteen v.v.; ft : x THE WEEK’S LETTER: “I am nearly thirteen, and I am not al lowed to wear lipstick. Twice, on very special occasions, I was al lowed just a little. Don’t you think that I am old enough now? I have been wearing nylons for quite a while, and I never abused the privilege.” OUR REPLY: Our advice is to be content you are allowed to wear lipstick on special occasions —and wait until lipstick is really Guided by Gold Medallion standards for all-elective homes. Dr. and Mrs. S. J. Ambrosio of Madison Twp., N. J., have re modeled their • modest ranch house into a modern, 18-room home and clinic/ Two years ago the children had outgrown the living quar ters and the doctor needed more room on the office level. Mrs. Ambrosio and the three chil dren were relegated to the three bedrooms and the tiny kitchen. Chose Electric Heat The Ambrosios then decided to add a new waiting room and make the old one into an ex amination room. Because of the ease of installation, electric heat was chosen for the addition. The doctor next comman deered the entire basement for new therapy, x-ray and emer gency rooms. To give his family revre much-needed elbow room, he uecic.ed to build a new living- f’inir'T - kitchen - playroom addi tion. above. The Ambrosios chose electric h.at for the entire house fol lowing the hector’s experiences v/ha the first office addition. Vi ith r o o m - by - r o om controlled electric heat, the doctor found he was able to keep his waiting room at normal temperatures and at the same time have the neighboring examination rooms considerably warmer. Inadequate lighting through out the house had always been a source of irritation to Mrs. Ambrosio. Wanted Good Lighting “The doctor needs good light ing, so do the children,” she commf ,T,A ' - “ T it makes necessary. Usually, a thirteen- year-old doesn’t need lipstick- even on special occasions. She doesn’t need rouge to make her cheeks rosy or lipstick to color her lips. Lipstick, nylons, high heels; these are considered “grown-up” items. Yet, did you ever stop to consider that most women use cos metics because they desire to keep themselves looking “young”? Properly used, cosmetics im prove a woman’s appearance. There are some women, however who need to use lipstick or rouge sparingly. These women have a “natural” beauty and they are most envied by their fellow fe males who have to do a lot of “fixing up” to look their best. Teenagers should go easy on the make-up and be careful never to use more lipstick or rouge than is necessary. Quite often a girl of real natural beauty will make herself less attractive by over doing the “painted lips and painted eyes” routine. The young teenager should seek the advice of mother, an older friend, or a beautician, before using make-up just because every one else does. Many people wear glasses, but few do it just to be in style. By the same token, the girl who doesn’t need lipstick and rouge shouldn’t want to wear them just because everyone else does. If you have a teenage problem ye»- want te discuss, er an observation to make, address your FOR AND ABOUT TKENAGERS, national WEEKLY NEWSPAPER SERVICE, FRANKFORT, KY. “Patient completely recovered.” That’s one way to describe this office-home of a New Jersey physician who added six rooms to- meet the needs of a growing practice. Photo above shows new, white asphalt shingle roof which helps integrate new and old sections of the 18-rcom building. the whole house much more cheerful.” Indirect valance lighting rims the living room and formal dining room. It has dimmer Con trols for a variety of attractive effects. Outdoors, soft, under soffit lighting illuminates walk ways, steps and driveways for nighttime safety. Cool, Clean Kitchen “I wouldn’t have anything but an all-electric kitchen,” says Mrs. Ambrosio. “We sometimes entertain as many as 20 people for dinner and I couldn’t think of doing without my electric double oven. Even with every thing going it’s cool in the kitchen and there’s no smoke or fr nes to dirty up the house.”- With a new electric refriger ator and a matching food freezer in the kitchen. Mrs. Ambrosio’s shopping chores have been sub stantially reduced. Other convenience features in the kitchen are an automaticr dishwasher and a generous sup ply of easy-access outlets for a variety of work-saving electric housewares. Basic building materials were carefully selected to contribute to the comfort and efficiency of all-e] ectric living. For new roof ing, the Ambrosios chose white asphalt shingles because of their attractive appearance and their heat-reflective quality. Since an important feature of- electrically heated homes is proper insulation, the Ambrosio house is completely insulated with batts and blankets of min eral wool, which keep the heat inside during cold weather and outside it’s hct. 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