Alamogordo Daily News from Alamogordo, New Mexico • Page 14

EAR PIERCING $A95 WITH EARRINGS By Appointment Only 1513 St. on THE VI BY MSTI WESTINGHOUSE DRYERS Valley TV Appliance 2201 Indian Miss Menefee is speech winner Choosing the topic Our Miss Lynette Menefee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Menefee, won first place in the recent Rainbow sponsored speech contest for Rainbow Assembly No. 44.

The contest was sponsored by the assembly as part of their state-wide Bicentennial project. Each of the fifty-nine New Mexico Rainbow Assemblies have been asked to support a local competition emphasizing the general theme, American Miss Menefee is a sophomore at Alamogordo Mid- High School and is a speech student of Mrs. Thomas Goodrich. Miss Karen Blake, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond Blake was awarded second place for her presentation of Legacy and a She is a speech student of Mrs. Carl White at Alamogordo High School. She is a junior student and a past worthy advisor of Chaparral Assembly. Third place was awarded to Miss Debbie Cini, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Phillip Cave. Her chosen topic was What Price Miss Cini is a sophomore student and is a member of Que Pasa, Alamogordo Mid-High School Newspaper Staff and holds the office of Fidelity in her assembly. Judges for the event held at the Masonic Temple were Mrs. John Conway, Barney Brady, and George Janes. Mrs.

Chuck Kern, assistant mother advisor of the assembly, served as time keeper and secretary. Miss Menefee will represent her assembly in the district 8 competition on May 16, 1976 which will include winners from Alamogordo Assembly No. 18, Tularosa Assembly No. 41, Ruidoso Assembly No. 52 and Carrizozo Assembly No.

7. Winners of the district competitions will compete during the Grand Assembly at Portales in June. The winning speech will be given at the Grand Assembly meeting and the scholarships totaling $600 will be awarded. The scholarship fund is named The Johnson Miller Bicentennial in honor of the two leaders of the Order of Eastern Star for 1976, Mrs. Mary Ellen Johnson and Wilburn Miller.

THIS ta.te.ai!— SPEECH WINNERS Chaparral Assembly Order of Rainbow for Girls selected winners in the recent Bicentennial speech contest as a preliminary step to district competition. Lynette Menefee, left, took first place honors, second place went to Karen Blake, and Deb bie Cini placed third. YARD OF THE and Mrs. Gerald Flaughter, 1104 Juniper, have been selected as winners of the April Yard of the Month. The Flowering Desert Garden Club sponsors the monthly contest.

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LISA KITCHENS From The Philippines 14 Years Experience Cooking is fun Coconut Pound Cake From the Kitchen of Jeanette Sadowski 1 cup butter 2 cups sugar 4 eggs 1 cup buttermilk 3 tsp. coconut flavoring 3 cups flour sifted tsp. salt 12 tsp. soda l2 tsp. baking powder Cream butter and sugar, add eggs and mix well.

Blend in remaining liquids, then add dry ingredients. Mix well. Bake in greased and floured tube pan 325 degrees for 1 hr. 20 minutes. Five minutes bet ore cake is done boil for five 1 cup sugar 4 cup water 14 tsp.

margarine IT. white Karo 2 tsp. coconut flavoring Pour over cake as it is taken from oven. stand in pan until cold. Run knife around edges to remove cake.

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