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PAGE IS - PUUNDEALER Holiday fun calls for backpacking with "Classy Coffee" in a thermos Home for Christmas vacation and eager to get "back to na­ ture? If conditions aren't ship-shape for skiing, back­ packing offers excellent exer­ cise and a good look at the great outdoors. For a winter safari, gather friends or family, camera, cold-weather gear, mirrored sunglasses ana a hearty trail lunch. And, be sure to pack a hot beverage in a well-insu­ lated, lightweight thermos. For a hot drink that takes the traditional Irish coffee recipe in a new direction, try "Classy Coffee," featuring America's favorite whiskey. Add 1 Vi oz. of Seagram's 7 Crown for every cup of hot cof­ fee in your thermos flask. Add sugar to taste. Garnish with A Gift To Cherish Forever a trimmer, slimmer YOU I Rediscover that slimmer, trimmer you with our excercise- reducing programs. You'll see the difference in just a few short weeks. 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Remember, though, that the best time (and the safest!) for "Classy Coffee" is when you're off the trail and relax­ ing--during a lunch or snack break--not while walking or climbing. For a tote-along, nutritious lunch, prepare "Colonial Meat Pie" (recipe below). Other rec­ ipe ideas perfect for holiday and year-round entertaining (in­ doors and out!) can be found in Seagram's Complete Party Guide. The guide includes 217 drink recipes and 367 dishes, and will help you plan your parties from start to finish. For a copy, send a check or money order for SI .00, payable to Party Guide, Box 4140, Westbury, NY 11542. COLONIAL MEAT PIES Pastry crust IVi lbs. chopped meat 1 diced onion 2 eggs Parsley Salt Pepper Dry mustard Make a sturdy pastry, as for 2-crust pie. Preheat skillet, and brown chopped meat and the onion. Stir in a beaten egg and a handful of chopped parsley. Season with salt, pepper, pinch dry mustard. Cool. Roll pastry . Cut into 3- or 4-inch circles. Place 1 tablespoon meat fill­ ing in center of each round, fold over, press edges to seal. Brush tops with 1 egg beaten with 1 tablespoon water. Bake in 425 V. oven until golden brown, about 15 min­ utes. Wrap in foil and carry in insu­ lated bags. rr KEEP WARM during holiday backpack excursions with a hot and bracing beverage. Shown here is "Classy Coffee,** coffee laced with Seagram's 7 Crown. An ideal trail lunch is "Colonial Meat Pie," chopped meat in a flaky crust. Professional portraits make cherished gifts Make this Christmas a mean­ ingful one by giving a loved one your portrait. Grandparents, children, friends and loved ones of all ages appreciate a profes­ sionally made photograph to display at home or in the office. Your portrait can reflect your personality, interests and even your lifestyle. "KVv* LOOK MA. NO CORD. NHl CORDLESS FREEDOM PHONE The phone of the future is here. New Cordless Freedom Phone lets you make or take calls where you never could before. Basements. 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Others {Refer the more formal look that can be achieved in the studio. Your photographer also can advise you about the different- size enlargements you can or­ der, as well as custom finishes, mounts and frames to enhance ihe final portrait. And when you request the portrait on Kodak paper, you will be sure that your gift will have a quality lode. Here are a few additional tips to help you plan for your portrait sitting. Color-coordinated outfits, usually with solid colors or sub­ tle panerns, look best in a por-. trait. Most photographers advise clients to avoid wearing any­ thing that will detract froth the face or faces, which are the most important part of any portrait. Makeup should be coordi­ nated with the clothing a woman is wearing. And hairstyles should look natural to avoid a dated or overly formal look. From one portrait session you can order small framed prints for desk or dresser, as well as large ones to hang in appropriate places in your house and to pre- sent to grandparents and friends. Life-long memory Wherever you place your sea­ sonal portrait, it will keep the memory of Christmas alive in your home all year long. / have often thought, says Sir Roger, it happens very welt " ouiifi r« rffiiyiwyj MfwtfCS