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Show 12 HlSStopX November 2, 2000 outique offers holiday items scrapbook materials, ethnic art, Christ- by Mary Galbraith Hilltop Times Staff Giving homemade gifts with a personal touch this year doesnt necessarily have to cut into hectic holiday schedules. A Craft Boutique, featuring fall and Christmas items, is set for Wednesday from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. at the Offi- cers Club, Bldg. 150. Patricia Burdack, a retired Hill employee, organized the event and will also be a vendor. Burdack said although the boutique is small in number, its large in variety. She doesnt accept more than two businesses selling the same product (with the exception of floral arrangements and handcrafted wood art because of the range of items) to keep a wide variety. Everybody is a specialist in their field. Theres no yard sale stuff. Everything is brand new and handmade or from a company or well-know- n crafter, she said. The boutique will feature 37 vendors with products including cos- metics, tole painted crafts, homemade candles, oil paintings, stained glass, mas ornaments, quilts, personalized baby blankets, gift baskets, floral arrangements and kitchen goods. Burdack said the event is also unique because in most cases people will be dealing with the person who made the product, like Roselyne Carter whose business, Delectable Addictions, specializes in creating food mixes that are homemade without the hassle. Carter has soup, cake, muffin, dip and pasta salad mixes (not to mention a killer wassail) that she says make great gifts or easy, fast and tasty meals during the holiday rush. Prices range from about $2 to just over $4. The wassail is a fall and winter favorite. Her soups like the Rio Salsa and Chicken are popular year-round. They taste homemade but theyre easy to put together. Theyre delicious. They dont taste like a mix whatsoever, she said. Carter also has creative packaging ideas for gift giving. She suggests pairing her dill dip and a bag of carrots with a card that says I appreciate you a great dill, or sending someone a soup mix with Selection board deadline in January theyre souper. You as can get just silly as you want with these, she said. Cindy Williams, a Defense Depot Hill employee, is wrapped up in a second career away from her base office. a card stating Application deadline is Jan. 15, 2001, for the next Airman Education and Commissioning Program Selection Board. The board will convene at Air Force ROTC headquarters during the last week of March 2001. The program is open to airmen who wish to pursue a baccalaureate degree in meteorology, computer engineering, elec- Through her home business Wrappers, she sells everything needed to package gifts purchased at the bou- tique from wrapping paper to bows, bags, tags and ribbons. She said her wrapping paper offers ' significant cost savings to customers because it comes in larger rolls (sizes ranging from 5 feet). She said some of the larger rolls last up to a year. There are 46 different designs with everything from birthday and wedding themes to Christmas wrap. trical engineering, foreign languages and foreign area studies. Airmen who are interested in completing a baccalaureate or master degree through ROTC Commissioning Opportunities should 10-8- consider the Airman Scholarship Com- missioning program or the Early Release Program Selection rates have dramatically increased for Officer Training Squadron. This is the ideal program for airmen with a completed I enjoy my business because I like to do parties and festive things. And I can help people enjoy it like I do in a less expensive way, she baccalaureate degree and who desire a direct AF commission. All interested airmen should carefully review details and eligibility criteria on said. 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