Las Cruces Sun-News from Las Cruces, New Mexico • Page 7

Bridge Groups LULAC Jlimpr Council Dried State Meet Here Weekly rating point game winners are announced by Las Cruces Duplicate Bridge Club. In north south movement, placing first were Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

Little; second, P. J. Panos and Dr. J. E.

Aylor; third, C. L. Winchell and C. R. Keding.

East west winners include: first, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Cromer; second, E.

J. Craig and W. H. Bender; third, Mr. and Mrs.

W. A. Dunaway, guests of the club. The next play is scheduled at 7:15 p.m. Monday at Las Cruces Country Club.

All interested in duplicate bridge are invited to join in. say club members. Las Cruces Duplicate i Club's membership is open to all. Final plans arc being made by Junior Council No. 53 League of United Latin American Citizens which i host the first New Mexico Junior LULAC Conference Saturday and Sunday.

Registration will he held from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday at the Mission Inn. Registration fee is S7 per person. The banquet is scheduled from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at Las Cr'jces Boys' Club, 330 W.

Las Cruces. Guest speaker will be a i Lewis Iron. El I'aso, who is past national Junior LULAC president. Another speaker will be Raymond Apodaca, a graduate from New Mexico State University, who was the first president of the Junior LULAC Council. A swimming party is planned to follow the banquet at a Cruces Gvm Swim.

Time WED IN DOUBLE RITES Orlando R. Vigil and Miss Sheryl Lynn Budwine, at left, along with his sister, Miss Viola Vigil and Frank F. Sanchez recited vows in Immaculate Heart Of Mary Church. (Miera Studio) Sanchez-Vigil and Vigil-Budwine Vows Read In Double Wedding Miss Viola Vigil and Frank F. Sanchez along wilh Miss Vigil's brother Orlando R.

Vigil and Miss Sheryl Lynn Budwine recited vows in a double wedding ceremony May 31 in Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church. Rev. Joseph Schill performed thc double ring riles before an altar adorned with baskets ot yellow and while gladioli. Parenls of Viola and Orlando are Mr. and Mrs.

Joe L. Vigil, 307 Kay Lane and Frank is thc son of Mrs. Minnie Sanchez, Las Cruces. Sheryl's parents are W. J.

Budwine of Carlsbad and Lu- dic Budwine, El Paso. Mr. Vigil and Mr. Budwine gave their daughters in marriage. The brides wore floor- lenglh gowns of similar design of silk organza over taffeta, thc molded bodices having scoop necklines and long tapered sleeves.

Sheryl's gown was accented with lace while Viola's bad lace at the neckline. Each bride wore a shoulder- length veil held by a crown adorned with jeweled flower and each carried a bouquet of i chrysanthemums. Viola's matron of honor was in charge of the gucsl books. After a wedding trip lo Carlsbad Caverns and poinls in uorlh- crn New Mexico, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Sanchez are now al home at 1026 Organ View, Apt. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Orlando R.

Vigil are residing at 440 Reeves Drive after a wedding trip lo Ruidoso and northern New Mexico. Among wedding guests were Mr. and Mrs. R. C.

McCaulcy, grandparents from Texas City, Mrs. C. E. McCauley, Mrs. R.

B. McCauley and Den- nis McCaulcy, also from Texas City. Attending from Taos were Mr. and Mrs. Lino Miera, J.

N. R. Vigil, grandparenls; Liza a Jeanelte Vigil, Mrs. Dan Vasquez and daughters. From Albuquerque came Ruben Vigil, E.

Vigil and daughters, Mrs. Theresa Lopez and Carol. Attending from Los Alamos were Mr. and Mrs. Phil Miera and sons, Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph W. Trujillo and daughter, also Gary Mayne. Guests from Grants were Mr. and Mrs.

Arturo Mendez and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kirchman and daughter, Mike Mayne, Qail and Dale Query. Other out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred Garcia, Alamogordo; Jack Bernal, Compton, Mrs. i Budwine, El Paso: Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

Budwine, Carlsbad; Barbara Kelher, Socorro; Mr. and Mrs. Victor Miera. Kaysville, Ulan; Miss Wanda Jones, Wash- inglon, D.C. San-News Society Page Churches Clubs Society Edited by louise Wednesday, June 11, 1969 Bun-News, Las Cruces, 7 Abby Says It Would Counselor Needs Help! aunt, Airs, craim vorc a yellow floor length and veiled bow head- By Abigail Van Buren S.

Her bridesmaids is. TM pt o'f 3 Altque ue 'were a al! -U well. together, so we went to np iec asd ald a SELVES out and suggested we ll ot gladioli. listened Miss Barbara Kelher of So(Q and said he didn think -orro was Sheryl maid of non- wc needc(J psycnlalr wc ncpd ir and she wore a long in fid to wmk out our marUal prob lone with veiled so to thjs icaddrcss and her flowers weie man -ladioli in corresponding shade (o uj wh anfl Miss Shclia Hendncks and Miss Sharon Knapp, her bndesrnaids and we verc wearing aqua floor length jowns veiled bow head- resses and they carried gladio- ve married Gary Maync served Orlando cnm 'TM dytehamS1 as best man a gioomsn Don Lmnnons. An uncle, Frank Saonz was Frank's best man and his "voomsnieii were Paul vorth savin" Whal do vou sug- gesl? PILLAR TO POST DEAR PILLAR: 1 don't know Phillip Gomez.

what kind of "marriage conn- Ushers for both couples were se or" you to, but he Michael Vigil and Wavne Bu needs to straighten HIMSELF vine brothers of the brides. oul. Ask thc psychiatrist who Patricia Ann Saenz, a cousin, told you to see a marriage conn- vas flower girl for the double sclor lo recommend one. yenow lf riooi' length gown "and DEAR ABBY: What can be leadpiece similar to Mrs. done about people who keep Saenz' attire, Mrs.

Vigil wore for her daugh- er's and son's ceremonies a vellow lace coal and dross ensemble with bone accessories. Mrs. Sanchez was wearing a wo piece suit with black accessories while choice of Mrs. Bnd- vvine was a blue two piece suit worn with white accessories. Fheir corsages were styled of carnations accented with rib- ions harmonizing with their costumes.

Selling for the reception for he two couples was thc Star- lust, i music by The Saints. Centering the refreshment talc was the four tiered wed- lins cake topped with wedding iclis. The cnke had boon baked the grandmother of Viola and Orlando Mrs. Lino Micra. Also gracing the table were two baskets of gladioli and at cither end was placed a punch )owl.

I nc caKe was cm it served bv Mrs. Ophelia Accvc- do. Presiding al the table were ilrs. Phil Micra, Liza Vigil and Icanclte vigil. Miss vv.tnda loncs of Washington, D.C.

was Now Open At Our New Location A 1 1 CUftF LANDIS SE.VICE 1. 553.0369 TOUCHING you when Ihcy talk to you? This irritates me no end. Even though 1 may like person very much, feel so resentful when they poke, nudge md hit me lo emphasize some point in their conversation. Oddly enough, more women are guilty of Ihis lhan men.) I realize lhal lor.chcr probably doesn't even realize she is doing it at the lime, but is of litlle comfort lo me. ip my friendship with such a person? POKED IN MANHATTAN DEAR POKED: There is no way lo defend yourself against the annoyance of compulsive touchers, or nudgcrs.

Either keep out of their reach i-AUNORy A a 1 ONE-DAY SERVICE 7 A It P.M. 514-lltl-M! I. Alimidf or stay out of their company al- bride's finger. (I have another together. one.) DEAR ABBY: If they held a world wide contest to find Ihe been a and son and the Champion Sinner of all time I girl are not evto on spcakin could enter my husband and he terms sincc my son thought would win i hands 'down.

his was going to bc a lasting Name the commandment and mar riage, the shock of its fail- he's broken it. He can look you ure has caused hjm great emo in the eye and lie with both tj ona rcss hands on UK, Bible! would ke 0 we(Wi Why, if that man told me the ring back but do not wam house was on fire I wouldn't ask son it back fm move a muscle until I saw the mp ne Should I ask the girl myself? NOT here is Ihe part you Or should ask hcr mo(hcr? won'l believe. Where do ne ri cant possibly mcan Ihink this sinner spends mosl of an lo Ihe girl and it his lime? In church! means a great dea to me How long is it supposed to WONDERING ke oak in' P1 CaCher mossage DEAR WONDERING: Ask the "SAVED" IN NASHVILLE i DEAR No one knows. But you can't complain Everybody has a problem. too much shout a man who What's yours? For a personal spends most of his time in a reply write to Abby, Box 69700, house of worship.

A church is a Los Angeles, Cal. 90069, and en- hospilal for sinners not a mil- close a slamped, self-addressed scum for sainls. envelope. nv A A TjDir nf t. Hate lo write letters? Send $1 DEAR ABBY: Wehn my son was about six months ago, I gave him my original Pr wedding band to place on his 1 18 Mrs.

C. Wade Coming Events To Be Honored The American Legion Auxiliary will meet al 7:30 p.m. Fri- Mrs. John Whitlock Hcrnan- day to nominate and elect offic- dcz, of Laredo and Abiquiu, and crs for thc coming year. Mrs.

John W. Hernandez meeting is scheduled at 7:30 will entertain with a luncheon p.m. at Ihe home of Mrs. Hilda and maternity shower in honor Carmichael, 221 W. Mountain, of Mrs Charle" Wnde in Hardin, Mrs.

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Saturday al Ihe China Temple. The lunchcon will follow Ihe ceremony for new citizens sponsored Ihis lime of year by members Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks at the Elks Clubhouse. Members of the DAR are hostesses for the following reception to welcome the new United Slates cilizens. Any visiting or new resident who is a DAR is invited lo make reservalions for Ihis luncheon wilh Mrs. Walter Hcinz- man, 526 6004.

Advanced Cloihing Construction Class Planning Is Friday An advanced clothing n- slruclion closs will be offered by Ihe Dona Ana Counly Extension Service slarling Friday wilh a preliminary meeting at 10 a.m. that day in the Counly Farm Bureau conference room, 600 S. Truck By Pass. Workshop plans will be explained at Ihis meeting. Telephone 526 6611, Ext.

56 for further information and to register, says Mrs. Nancy Hiley, Counly Home Agent. Cooking Is Fun By CECII.V BROWNSTONE AP Food Editor COMPANY LUNCH Accompany a salad with a dressing that's a litlle different. Hot Creamy Cucumber Soup Crabmeal-Orange Salad Clover Rolls Chocolate Ladyfingcr Dessert CRABMEAT-ORANGE SALAD Cooked Crabmeat Sliced oranges or membrane- free orange sections Mixed salad greens Mayonnaise Dry vermouth Chili sauce Worcestershire sauce Arrange the crabmeat and oranges on the salad greens. For the dressing, whisk together the remaining ingredients; for each generous serving use one tablespoon mayonnaise, two tablespoon chili sauce and one half teaspoon Worcestershire sauce.

(The dressing is a pale pink color and the vermouth gives interesting flavor.) Pass the dressing with the salad. Have mayonnaise at the lable for those who wish it. is set from i 1 p.m. to midnight. Delegation': from El Paso, Silver Cily and Albuquerque are expected to attend the first slate conference.

Any boy or girl between Ihe ages of 14 and 21 is invited to join the council. Meetings are held every second and fourth Thursday ut the month at Easl Las Cruces Community Center located on the corner of Tornillo and Las Cruces. The council president, Freda Flores, alsc invites anyone interested to attend the conference. Las Crucens working on the conference committee are Cindy Gutierrez, "Ken" Elva Baca, Armando Garcia, Raymond Marrujo and Lawrence Montes. On Sunday, the meeting i start promptly at 9:30 a.m.

and a lunchcon will be served at 1 p.m. by thc Ladies Council at the Boys Club. 'Constitutional' Aspirants Talk To BPW Club Candidates aspiring to be delegates to thc Constitutional Convention were invited to be honored guests at the Monday night meeting of Las Cruces Chapter, Business and Professional Women's Club, held at the Elk's Lodge. The six appearing were Frank 0. Papon, district 2, Mrs.

Beth McComas, district Garnett Burks, district. Dr. John Hcr- nandez, district 2: Mrs. Reba Simpson, district 3 and James The second summer story Bumble and the Bee" by C. C.

T. Martin, district I. hour of the season is set for 10 Vyryan Robinson. Mrs. O'Don- Also honored as special a.m.

Thursday at Branigan Me- ncll told "The Lazy Burro," by guests were Mr. and Mrs. Dean inorial Library, 106 W. Hadley. Berandine Beatie and Byrd.

Mr. Byrd aided the local Last week the series opened King's Foot Warmer," by Le- BPW duo in the presentation for the June and July programs la K. Waltrip. of the group's style show held sponsored by State College Story Story league members' annu- in the spring. Other honored League, for the 43rd year.

Mrs. al President's Night was pb- guests were members' hus- Charles O'Donnell is in charge served at home of the outgoing hands. of the programs during June and president, Mrs. A. R.

Beckett. Issues discussed during the Mrs. Charles Hanna will be in A tribute was paid to Mrs. Kon- meeting included: home rule as charge during July. rad Kelley who is leaving this to taxation, a unicameral vcr- First storytellers for the sum- month with her husband a sus two house legislature: long- mer sessions were Mrs Carl children.

Rev. Kelley has been or terms fur elected officials Hall and Mrs O'Donnell Louis rector of St. James' Episcopal and fewer elected officials with Manulla an 'honorary member, Church for the past several more appointed to aid a govcr- led the singing, accompanying Mrs. Kelley was present- 110 elect in setting up his ad- the 150 children on the guitar. ccl nct corsage that was cen- ministration.

Accordin" to custom, the pro- with a roadrunncr pin as opened with the Pledge of remembrance of Slate Col; Allegiance and singing of Amer- Story League, ica. In betweeh the stories and A special program was prc- songs members led the children snnted, a color film of the Apollo in exercise games. Eight mission. During the meet- Mrs. Hall's story was "King ing, members learned two delegates will attend Ihe Central District Convention of National Story League in Dallas.

They arc Mrs. Doii Wray, incoming president and Mrs. Elizabeth Addington. Mrs. Beckett installed the incoming officers, presenting each Children up to 10 years of age wcrc st rvc(1 i nre reminded of the Best Fath- prec( ding mccti ng.

KC.I- er" letter eonlcst being nn (nW( was a cake ducted by the Popular i inscril)cd Wc wm Miss You School Fashion Board. Saundra" and the centerpiece Eligible children are invited to Kas aiTangcmcnt of rin( each write a letter telling "why owers Presiding at (be table you think your father is the best w( re Wray an( Mrs Ad one in Las Cruces." Prize for the best letler will be a $25 gift certificale for dad. All letlers musl be handwritten by those entering the contest. 'Drop letter in the hal box in PLAN STATE MEETING--Las Cruces Junior LULAC Council will host the first slate conference Saturday and Sunday. Planning sessions are, from left: first row, Cindy Gutierrez, "Ken" Pena and Elva Baca.

Standing: Armando Garcia, Raymond Marrujo and Lawrence Montes. State College Story League Children's Programs 'Best Father' Letter Contest Closes June 12 RENT A HERTZ CAR in LAS CRUCES A Bypass at Avenida Blanco 524-3933 dington. the Junior Department at the Popular Dry Goods Co. of Las Cruces. Closing time is 5 p.m.

Thursday Only one day until the contest reminds 1 a Fern Thompson, sponsor of thc fashion board. AlEX TV Admiral Sales Service We lervit. all Rentlli: Color 1410 S. Solano Ph. 523-1934 Jamily ties grow more precious with each memory Family Tie Bar UnloraelUblol Thnt'a Ihe Family Tio Bar, Iho exclusivo highly personal 10K gold tie bar that Is exproMlvo ot precious family lies.

Synthetic bltlttilone ueti ll.ts, Aunond M.K (o Your Ntldl 113 N. M.ln, Lit Cruc.i VOTE TUESDAY JUNE 17TH DR. JOHN W. HERNANDEZ Candidate District 4 Constitutional Convention BACKGROUND Native flow Mexican Educated as a civil engineer Navy Korean War veteran Commander in the Naval Reserve Registered Professional Engineer Experience In Slate Government Engineer for Game and Fish Department Construction Section, Stale Engineer's Office Water pollution control for State Health Department Responsibility for state water quality standards COMMUNITY SERVICE Dona Ana County Park and Recreation Board New Mexico Conservation Coordinating Council las Crucos Industrial Development Board State Technical Advisory Board on Air Pollution NATIONAL SERVICE Advisory Committee on Multiple Use of U.S. Forests Advisory Committee on Bilingual Education Technical Committee on Environmental Health r.ld Milled.