Alamogordo Daily News from Alamogordo, New Mexico • Page 12

Page 12 ALAMOGORDO (NM) DAILY NEWS Sunday, September 19, 1971 UPTOWN an with MAUREEN BLACK Juniors Host Annual wsgt Membership Social Some 80 members and guests drickson, Mrs. Don Cooke and attended the annual Junior Mrs. Ken Eaton. Woman's Club membership so- Mrs. Southard spoke briefly on cial held Tuesday evening at the aims of the organization the Club building.

and its philanthropic projects. Forming the receiving line for She introduced special guests in- the event were Mrs. Charles I eluding Mrs. Jack Bellamy, wife Southard, club president; Mrs. of the 49th Tactical Fighter A.

A. Webster, district IV Wing commander; Mrs. Wayne Mv week reallv got off to a fortress against the Indians, fac-; junior director; Mrs. W. H.

Whitlatch wife of the vice com- good start last week. I spent es onto the peaceful plaza which Clem of Las Cruces, distnct IV mander of the 49th; Mrs Alva the weekend and Monday attend- is ringed with quaint shops and president of the New Mexico G. Branch wife of th 49th aiming ttof New Mexico State Hair- restaurants, a browsers delight. Federations of Clubs; bat support group commander; dressers and Cosmetologists an- You can see Indian jewelry i Mrs. Asburv Glover NMFWC nual hair fashion and beauty actually being made at the Coy- 5 first vice president; Mrs Will- trade show.

Sometimes I think ered Wagon which also boasts; 1 am Myers. Junior first vice we become so wrapped up inj Indian and rooms. president; Mrs. Shelby Miller our own profession that we only The Old Town Patio Market is, second rs. have a vague notion of what oth- hidden away in a corner of the James Haight, treasurer and cr people are doing in their busi- plaza.

If you're looking for gour- Mrs. Gregory Trachta, con ness worlds. It was really ex- met goodies, English teas, Swiss sponding secretary. Mrs. Jodi citing and educational to have a chocolate, exotic herbs and spic- Bishoff, recording secretary birds-eye view of new es or jUst some colorful imported the organization, was unable to and going on in the world of hair kitchen ware find it at attend.

fashions. the Old in the An arrangement of pink and I was the only page Patio Market. carnations, miniature editor attending the show and other super shops include the mums and ivy centered the was rovally treated bv show Candle and Pottery Shop where pink-covered refreshment table, chairwoman, Kay Pardoll of Al- found some wild, wild straw- Finger sandwiches petit fours, buqucrque, and her committee, berry soap. Candle shops al- cookies, pink mints and nuts who allowed me to roam around ways smell so good, 1 hated to were served. Coffee was served becoming acquainted with those I leaVe.

from a silver and Punch attending and some of the repre -1 The G)ass House has unUsual jfrom a crystal sentatives of national and inter- from 39 countries and a Pouring during the evening af- national beauty and hair prod- fashion your fair were Mesdames Joe Haden, ucts firms. favorite glass animai while you Norman Lane, Jack Quigley I had never really realized the Daniel R. King, Carl Wood and dedication and enthusiasm of visited Colleen and Mavuleen Frank Thompson, our hair stylists or the time and Shelton at their Wood and Iron Mrs. Bob Shook, courtesy effort necessary in keeping up The couple had visit- committee chairman, and mem- with the trends until I attend- gd Alamogordo and seemed to bers of her committee attended ed mv first show last spring in enj0y chatting about our fair the guest book table. Mrs.

Ruidoso Alamogordo was very city. They feature, a vanety of Charles E. Hatfield III is co- well represented there and at foveiy gift items and crafts by chairman of the courtesy com- the Albuquerque show. local artists in the shop. Some mittee, and Mrs.

Jackie Smith, Guest artist, Michael Effler, ()f tbe reajjy interesting things Gene Canard Quigley, Thomp- hold the attention of local styi- for me Southwestern son, Gerald Colmer and Lonnie ists with his presentations dur- collectors items, old spurs, and Jarrett are committee mem- 1 ing the two-day sessions of work- 0j things, barbed wire, bers. mounted and appropriately James Manes and Mrs. framed complete ith the his- pfcter D. Hendrickson played) tory of each piece of wire. special selections at the piano.

After walked youi tip- gbelby Miller, member-1 py toes off you can stop tor, shi comrnittee lunch at La Placita which faces wag overap chairman for the shops. Needless to say much of the technical idea of the sessions sailed over my head but it was quite obvious that one need never fear committing oneself to the hands of a favor onesei luncn al ua nacn was overall chairman for the stylist ill Alamogordo, bctovo onto the pla2a. Originally the Mrs LoweU Stephens is me they really know what best tome of 0ne of Albuquerques lhe membership for us and our hair Long hair is coming back into fashion, Hooray! The high fashion styles for the holidays looked fabulous and can be achieved with long hair or a variety of hair goods, wigs, falls or cascades. For daytime styling Effler said followed the Keep It Simple Silly. The thermo-styling with the euriing iron impressed me.

1 did a little research on the subject and found that curling irons date back to ancient Greece and Rome An 1902 mail order catalogue even advertised a tourist folding iron that could heated over the lamp chimney! The new ironing techniques are a far co-chairman of the membership founding families, it is now con- commjttee a nd members inverted into a warren of candle- dude Mrg Mrs lit dining rooms surrounding a -------------------------Dried HEXAGONAL CHURCH EAST KILBRIDE, Scotland central patio-type room red chilies are hung from weathered boards under the skylight and the white-washed walls are The Church of Scotland decorated with colorful ojos. You bas built four new churches in can dine on any one of a number East Kilbride, including one of Mrs. Randolph G. Heard, wife of the deputy combat support group commander; Mrs. Earl Thompson, wife of the commander 6585th Air Base Group; and Mrs.

Moses R. Box, wife of the deputy 6585th ABG commander. Other special guests included representatives from the Alamogordo Club, Mesdames Jenny Sage, W. L. McDade, and K.

G. Chambers. Organized in 1954 and federated in 1955, the Junior Club is a member of the NMFWC. Meetings are held the first Tuesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. in the Club building of 12th and Indiana.

All juniors activities are on a volunteer basis, there are no Forming the receiving line were (from right) Mesdames district IV junior director; Mrs. William Myers, Junior strict requirements for member- Charles Southard Junior Woman's Club president; Mrs. Woman's Club first vice president; Mrs. Shelby Miller, sec- shiP- 4U Asburv Glover, first vice president of the New Mexico Fed- ond vice president; Mrs. James Haight, treasurer, and of Women's Clubs; Mrs.

W. H. Clem Cruces, Mrs. Gregory Trachfe, corresponding secretary, tural and entertaining. NMFWC district IV president; Mrs.

A. A. Webster, Meeting Planned The Dcsierto Toastmistress Club will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 22. at the NCO Open Mess, White Sands Missile Range.

Presiding officer will be Mrs. John Rohan. Theme for the meeting will be by The program will include an ITC convention report by Mrs. John Rohan and an speech by a new member. Mrs.

Lonnie Troy. Mrs. Charles Anderson will present and Mrs. Bob Woods will give a lexicology presentation. of good Mexican dishes.

There are so many things to do and see in the city, you can make a 10 -minute flight up the slopes of the towering a i a Mountains in the heart of the 1 vast Cibola National Forest in hexagonal tsix-side) shape that seats 600 and has a central com-' munion table. CARIBBEAN JEWS WALTHAM, Mass. (AP) c.ooia Roots of lhe exis- one of vm bO-passc fence of the Jewish community two Whpdbsengei tence ()f the Jewish community es on the a in the Caribbean may be com- 1 way in Notth pletely lost unless American clear day or i Jewish institutions help keep it You can breakfast, lunch or dine from Fashion Fabrics I guess it must seem ridiculous to you, but we have to think about getting Christmas things in in mid-summer so we have been ordering our calendar tow- I els, Christmas stocking kits, etc. It does seem as if rushing the season, but when we make Interested women mv ted; Christmas we do have to attend any regular meeting, 6 participate in the program if they wish, or simply enjoy a luncheon and familiarize them- I selves with the activities of the organization. to start early, just no way around it.

Actually, I prepare for Christmas all year long, watching for suitable gifts whenever and wherever I can find them. I guess most of us do take care of our Christmas irom thol bid obviously save Sjhng. Malcolm time under the dryer and jf (lon-t want to zoom back He -ays sjmagogues a ache vc similar results Air t0 earth. The Aspens will in waving and blow combing are tbeir iater this month dre disappe ig. some of the other thermo meth- an(j jn ear)y October.

The Barn Theatre Restaurant located on highway 1 N. two miles off the highway, features dinner followed by theatre in the round Tuesday through Saturday The plant and showrooms ods being used Effler is a master with hair accessories. A few of his ideas of dressing a holiday eluded the use of bows, ribbons, lace, some on headbands with Courtesy committee chairman Mrs. Bob Shook (left), and committee member, Mrs. Frank Thompson (second from left), welcome special guests, Mrs.

Jack Bellamy (right), wife of the commander of the 49th Tactical Fighter Wing, and Mrs. R. K. Hunt, Holloman Officers' Wives Club president. family into eating a hearty, healthful breakfast.

Sandwich ham slices or frankfurters between split and toasted buns. attention- ku roercerteed thread which tween split and buns. Have syrup and catsup on hand. UH in trailing shoulder-length stream- Qf flambc Mills, an original New rs, some elaborate styles meor- Christmas-type Mexico industry are located 16 miles north of the city 011 the Taos highway. 1 could go on and on but space permit, however if you are planning a trip north the tourist department of the er Albuquerque Chamber of braids with all are avail- rommeree at 400 Elm N.E., Ll mir htii'i I h.

1 11 wt mif porated urling ribbon. itli fine plastic fronds giving a waterfall effect. 1111 -braids, of synthetic fibres. colonial type curls which can be bought in twos or threes and attached here and there, able through your local stylist or v. ig shop.

Party wigs in pinks, blues and lavenders were displayed at one of the booths and the salesman aid the synthetic wigs come 111 15 to 18 colors Any of them would be a great hair wardrobe 1 cut lor a fun thing, costume its accessory or just as a New Eve party change. While we are on the subject of wigs, the latest are fashioned from fibres that are kitchen- proof and frizz if expos. to a blast of heat from the stova They can be washed like own hair and lose their fresh look The best feature of all each of these new igs i an be permanently re-struetur- od or styled your hairdresser. either wet or dry set, and 1 the dryer They also wind resistant and anti-stat- Irit ari ic am was showing a wig could be parted anywhere Out that to reveal what looks like a real will be glad to send you infor motion about the city A useful little publication 1 found is and Places in Santa Fe, Los Alamos Jaos. Albuquerque.

Gallup and I omts packed with information and is available from Rio Grande Publications. I U. Box 1455. Santa Ke, N.M., tor a dollar. Arriving at Holloman last week and looking forward to iting the Alamogordo Chamber of Commerce and seeing some of the sights around the local area was Elmer Gebrielson of Marysville.

Wash. Mrs. Gabrielson is a month visit with her daughter and son- in-law, and Evan-, at their Holloman home Newcomers to the area are and Andrtw Timko, and their 14 month old son. Mark, who here two weeks ago. Mrs.

Timpo, a native of Champaign, has been home in Illinois Juniors (from right) Mrs. Ernie Taschner and Mrs. Gerald Colmer, chat ifh guest, Mrs. George Koffman, about the Club's social activities and philanthropic community projects. making her ------while Capt.

Timko completed an if interested in the new Thailand. Capt nhn a your stylist, rr know all atxiul them Oktoberfest Under Way In Munich Festival organizers also expect visitors to consume half a million roasted chickens, and 800.000 pairs of pork wurst. I The traditional 12 cannon booms signaled the noontime opening of Oktoberfest in the mideity carnival grounds. menus me Wrights drove son. bust John, to Kt Sam Houston In San bevr bust wherr he is studying ra- The annual festival.

awlullv bant tu pull my- at tbe Army School jy from the sliow but Thev journeyed on to Corpus buqucrque is one of my Urrivinei Obviously the new fibre wigs Henry Wright are more expensive than the old ari, from a fun-filled vaca- which still are available. )Ust a few nervous mo- still are as attractive and now. considerably less costly, so you an have the of iioth It was awfully hard to pull my sell aw since Albuquerque favorite cities 1 took an afternoon off just to browse around. For all newcomers to the state, Albuquerque, founded in 1706, is of the oldest inland communities. The city was named for vic eroy of New Spam, the Duke of Alburquerque was dropped later 1 1 really must mention a few MUNICH, Germany (API 1 1 1 v'inia Mavor Hans Jochen Vogel fiinko hails from Pennsylvania 4 tapped the first keg, spraying himself and onlookers with foam, at the ceremonial opening Saturday of Oktoberfest, the hich commemorates the 1810 marriage of King Ludwig I of Bavaria, is expected to draw about five million visitors dur- Christi arriving with one of the reeent hurricanes, braved die wind and rain and outran die weather to Big Bend National ing the ltkday run.

park. Margaret said they Festival attractions run out of rain until they reached Del Rk), TfX. This was the first vis it to Big include ciicus and carnival rides. But the biggest draw is Bend and they thor- expected nul- oughly enjoyed camping out. lion gallons of huge tents Henry was particularly impress- set up by the seven brew- names of to see and go he said erjes 88 cents per quart 15 pHrk the UMclally brewed and rein- uuy.

ever visited. of my favorite spots is NVvv t0 (bt, area aiMj already forced festiv al beer is served up old Town TIh historic Church oul n)aking new friends is 1,1 earthimware niugi to the of San i elipc, once used as a ein sound of biaruig brass hands. 1 A DRIVE IN SPECIAL FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 6 KORN DOGS PLUS GALLON A ROOT BEER 89 EXTRA KORN DOGS 20c EACH PHONE AREAD 437-3122 rot DRIVE IN 16S0 N. Sands Blvd. PICK-A-P0SEY so aptly names the design of this Dacron Polyester doubleknit fabric.

This two piece, with set-in-dickey is from our exciting Nordis collection. DOWNTOWN 904 New York There are a couple of worthwhile things like to bring to your attention; First, our we are closing out at half price is a wonderful buy for anyone who sews a lot. Second, if you enjoy crewel embroidery, be sure to look at our new Marion Nichols portfolio containing photographs of made-up models of all her kits. They are simply beautiful! And reasonably priced too. We already have a few of them and will be happy to order any we do not have that you would like.

The one I am most interested in is the sampler pillow that contains her complete book on crewel embroidery. The pillow complete with yarn, fabric, and the course is 19.50. What a lovely gift for anyone who' likes to embroider. Our lingerie class is in progress and we are delighted to have a gentleman in our midst. He is the first to take the course but we hope not the last.

Lingerie is such fun. any of you who missed out on this one will want to be sure to register for the next one; this one filled up awfully fast towards the end almost to the point of running over! Jeanne says she will teach another one before Christmas so let us know if you want to come. I was looking over some of our kits and find that we have several crocheted vest kits at 3.99 and quite a few of the belt- beret kits that are marked down from 2.79 to 1.98, The Mini- Macrame kits are very attractive. In the 1 98 range are a kit containing materials for kev fob and choker, one for a necklace and belt and at 2.49 are kits for a beaded belt and a belt and choker combined. There is something for everybody interested in Macrame in these kits and in the exellent books we have.

I know which is bigger right now, beads or Macrame but both are very popular. Speaking of beads, we just got in our long awaited rainbow oats in black and white. Hooray! Now for the for the marvelous cheesecake recipe I gave you last week. I make this every week now because one thing not allergic to and it really too fattening. If you use this topping it is though.

PRALINE TOPPING In heavy saucepan (I use iron skillet) brown together stirring constantly 2 tsp. butter, 3 Tbs. sugar and 3i sliced almonds. Spread on waxed paper and when cool, break up into pieces and sprinkle on top of cheesecake. If you have almonds use pecans, great.

Have fun, see you next week. Love, Pat.