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Show REVIEW, Q BY FAYE STARK Find Me A Shier Our mountains are known for the best 'going" snow anywhere! The recent Hootspa, boosting our fabulous ski areas proved that, plus something else! The word is out that we have some of the prettiest skiers youre apt to find anywhere too. Salt Lake has long been known for beautiful women, but the lovely ladies on our ski slopes ski r BY Dear Sir; like champions. This is not the usual rule.... ski bunnies are always more numerous. We have our share of beginners too, but the Utah girls are serious minded and first year beginners are soon near professionals. Resorts from Maine to Oregon have loads of skiers who couldnt recogniae the difference between a snow-plo- w and a (real) snow plow! This type like the crisp beautiful clothes and gay comatmosphere, panions in apres-s- ki evenings by the fire. We -t need the tourists too, but many an owner is shocked by our immense energy and finds himself along in the lodge to wait tor the REAL skiers. They finish with the last ride to then down tor some relaxation. Yes, the top our girls (all ages) sleek and beautiful, can truly can talk their snow sport with experts like ski Gaddis and Engen and are seriously intent on improving style and technique. So beware, lodge lovers! A fellow here for a lark is in for quite a out-of- surprise! fTiie To The Wayt We are blessed with wonderful Sports Shops in our area. Staffed by experts, we have the advantage of proper equipment, proper fit, and consequently, proper performance. The latest and in comfort clothing is at our finger-ti- ps believe me, Utah girls are at the very top of Ski Fashion lists! You will see high style on every slope style that is not snow -- bunny.... Just snow -- beautiful. Furs are very popular, .and practical this Some are real.. ..some are fake . ..the year. e. latter very hard to recognize as being Just try to guess if its really Russian Broadtail, lustrous Seal or natural Calfskin. I couldnt and was really impressed when what I though to be Rabbit was actually Kangaroo.. ..priced at The rabbit would have loved me! Fur $395. parkas, real or not, are wonderfully warm, do not gather miniature snowballs and are comfy for even the most strenuous skier. Stretch pants come in any color you could possibly want.... the more the merrier, to go with parkas and man-mad- sweaters. Once you have acquired some nifty ski togs for comfort, warmth and looks, you still have your lovely head to consider. Gone are the days when one '111 headb&nd would do. Furs again are top leaders in headwear very becoming and not so expensive that you can't afford one. It would be a good item to breathe in Santa's ear real soon. Knits are always popular and very colorful. Wide variations in yarns and stitch are available. The billed hat is gaining in popularity as the little visor protects against snow. If you love the Courreges and Adolpho lines. ...this type is for you. European skiers have taken to a knit helmet, snapped under the chin.... trim, charming and warm. With fog and cold this year, it may catch on quickly here. The headband in knit is still a favorite and colors are beautiful. The choice is clearly yours, so be gay and have lots! (Continued on pare B5) Over The Range BY MARGE Ah Christmas! The time of the year that ya buy folks lots of presents they dont want with money ya' ain't got! So, use your credit cards! Ya' to shell out the don't have dough until later. Better still, ya may be one of the "everyone a winner contests or, great Aunt great, great, Antiquing FLECT0 Tttiq.ue Marbelize men. While hes watching football on TV, resting for the trip, Im scurrying around checking on reindeer food, polishing sleigh bells, and supervising those lazy elves. (And if I had my way, there'd be fewer elves and more automation in the toyshop so wed get a little more work done. If they Invent a new toy, they stop and spend half the day messing with it instead of tending to business. But they're his relatives, not mine, and you know how that goes.) as for those tempermental reindeer. after them and keeping the lazy beasts happy takes up more time than they're And looking I told Santa not to let that silly Rudolph get away with all that fancy personal publicity, it's tad for the other reindeers and any reindeer morale. But he's easy-goican push him around, and even when Rudolph hired his own PR man, it was fine by him. Anyway, for all these years, Ive been content to be the busy little hausfrau, washing, mending, and polishing boots, and being incognito. But then I said to myself.. ..if Lady Bird can do it, so can I. After all, everyone knows that he wouldn't be where be is today if It wasn't for her working right behind him like a busy little bee. And I've worked twice as hard to build up my husbands public image. From now on, Im going to ride in the parades and meet the press and be important, too. Rudolph's in charge while I'm gone, and he can Jolly well hop to it and keep things going, or therell be a new color nose leading the geoup come Christmas Eve or my name worth. Zorina may have passed on and left ya' a few bucks. Here is another way to save a few pennies, whip up some of these Holiday treats Jelly Candy Combine and boil minutes; 34 cup sugar and 1 cup applesauce. Now add 1 pkg. red or green gelatin, and stir over low heat until dissolved. Remove from heat and add 23 cup chopped walnuts. Mix well and pour into an 8 inch square pan. Chill until firm and cut into squares. Roll in powdered sugar and let stand on a wire cake rack at room temperature for six to eight hours. Roll again in powdered 3 Holly Wreath sugar Combine yolks beaten 12 cup sugar (white or brown) with 1 Tbs. flour, 1 tsp. vanilla and 1 tsp. baking pow2 egg with der. dates Now add 1 cup chopped and 1 cup chopped nut meats. Fold in 2 egg whites, stiffly beaten with 18 tsp salt Pour into a well -- greased 9 inch ring mold. Bake in 350 oven for 12 hour. Unmold to a "party" platter and spread with 12 cup whipped cream that has been mixed with 2 Tbs. powdered sugar and 1 tsp. vanilla. Garnish with marachino cherries and holly leaves. 9r f4ff f H M lit y SAVE Cornr of 10lh 1ST I 33rd S. Salt Lakers are more spoiled than they realize. dont fight 5 oclock rush hour traffic every single hour of the day. We dont have to fight our way down the street, facing an unending group of people coming in the opposite direction. When there are more people than usual downtown, we complain about the crowd. If youve ever tried to fight your way through the toy department or Marshall Fields the week before Christmas.. .or get a seat in one of the restaurants there so the children can eat beside the enormous Christmas Tree, then you know what a crowd really is. Living out west has spoiled me for city living. I've forgotten how to push to the front of a line... how to get oo an elevator with fifty other people ....how to get off an elevator at the right floor when all the passengers are all packed oo like upright canned sardines. So if the stores are crowded, dont complain. The situation's not nearly as bad as it could be. ...and think of what all the money being spent by all those people is doing for Salt Lakes economy We 1 Zrurrs...& batons It's always so handy when Christmas time comes if the people youre buying for have a definite hobby, or are interested in a certain field. If you nave a musician in your family, Pearce Music Company, downtown and in Holla-da- y, can solve the gift problem very easily. How about a set of apartment-size- d Bongo Drums ....guaranteed to fit in the smallest area. Apartment dwellers.. ..and parents with low noise tolerance. .. .would find it well worth their while to invest in a drum practice pad. This hand gadget cuts the noise down to nothing.... and if a grandmother buys a complete drum set, go down after Christmas and get the pad yourself. Pearces also has a very good line of string instruments, the Cremona Tone.. ..and all kinds and of guitars and bamjos for the Beatle groups. The Troubadour, a studen harp, would also fit is a very graceful instrument into an apartment. Other musical presents are and harmlnlcas. ukelelaa,' twirling batons, Theres even one I could (day, the Hobner Melodla, which is oversized with a small piano keyboard.... sounds like an organ. If you need more ideas, Mr. Pearce suggests metronomes, both keywound and electronic. ...or perhaps a pocket metronome. Sheet music such as special arrangements of classics....books of popular or folk music for the gultarAnd if you plan to buy a musical Instrument of any kind, check a! Pearce Music first.. ..where quality always comes first. well-meani- ng folk-singi- ng Toy Trains Mend -- it, 3040 Highland Drive, has been a my Salt Lake life for many years. It seems were always toting something down there to be fixed or mended. We buy Pratt and Lambert paint there.... antiques when we can Goodmans to part with any of them. ...and when toy time rolls around. It Just doesnt seem like Christmas without a toy train... and Frank's Mend-- lt has a good simply of American Flyer and Lionel Trains on hand..,, Franks part of Cthe complete with extra track, engines, mountains and all the extra train paraphanalla that makes building a layout so much fun. (Better check first to see if you want S or H.O. gaie). Parents who have stepped oo a plastic train station in the dark will be happy to know that bouses, etc. now come in "put together cardboard sets.. ..softer, I would imagine, oo bare feet. You can also buy the Reveil Auto Rama, a very popular road race set, and accessories for the cars, at Franks.... which also repairs and services the set for you. You can fix up a Sting Ray bicycle with a fancy new seat (how about leopard?) and you can add all sorts of accessories, such as horns, lights, etc. If you get there in time, you can buy a new bicycle or tricycle to put under the tree, although these are going fast this year. If you're interested in a "bicycle Christmas better get to Franks Mend-- lt fast. 5) Youll be seeing more and more of me from row oo. Andifyoudootmindyou Ps and 0s and stop doubting your elders, therellbeooe stop missing from the Christmas list this year yours, Mr. Bowen. Who else doyou think makes out the shopping list and the itinerary? No one else but yours, truly, FOR YOUR TREE Hang hospitality from your Christmas tree. Let your day visitors help themselves to the "sugarplums hanging Chocolate from your tree Cereal Burrs of melted sweet cooking chocolate and cereal coated with cocoout, nuts and tiny candy sprinkles. candies.. These are ...the kind that children enjoy helping you make for Christmas. Set aside a space in the kitchen where the youngsters can work, arranging several bowls of the coatings tor them to use. You may have to help your youngest melt the chocolate, but even be can stir in the cereal and vanilla and roll the candy in the coatings. When the candies are firm, they may be wrapped in transparent saran and hmg from your Christmas tree with colorful ribbons. The preparation and wreppinenf therandv no-co- ok on page GMtt wm The children can also help you make .these new peanut butter flavor treats. 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Miici tewti tefeffct O1 ffeote 'TemoOCv'tfe" tttettifif Plenty fee tet8K eM8 '99 no-co- ok Sove now on thu tpeciol oerf Our finest oermonent wove INCLUDING next week MODELS PROCTOR HUNG FROM the tree or offered in your prettiest candy dish, these sugarplums of melted chocolate and cereal rolled ii coconut, nuts, or candy sprinkles will delight holiday visitor of every age. Best of all, your children can help make these candies. MINT SANDWICH ; tCcnv NEW with (Continued on page B5) CUT AND HIGH STYLING . 4) Shop Announces the cious, smooth, creamy candies and sauces. Here are three simple confections youngsters will enjoy making from peanut butter flavor chips. Marshmallow Top Hats, Peanut Butter Balls, and Squares will make a handy assortment of candies to offer to holiday guests. Or 4e B iteSht! may keep your excited youngsters happy for two entire and they will afternoons certainly feel they had a hand in the holiday preparations. permanent wave SPECIAL Melt 24 marshmallows in 14 cup water in top of doubleboiler. Blend in 2 cups unsweetened pineapple juice, 34 cup water, 14 cup lemon juice and 18 tsp salt. Chill. Just (C jntinued (Continued on page SUGAR PLUMS Mallouade U B The Shopping Block isnt Ellvra Claus. holi- DIGIIT OVER SERV (Continued on page 60 Mrs. Santa Claus CWood Grain OLD SURFACES WOMENS PAGE BURGENER and pack between layers of waxed paper in a covered, but not tooair-tig- ht container. V Life is pretty busy up here at the North Pole this month as you can imagine. But sometimes I have the radio going to keep me company.... and what did my wondering ears hear last week, but some man in Utah making nasty remarks about me and actually doubting my existence! Well, I'm here to say "Yes, Mr. Bowen.... there IS a Mrs. Santa Claus. And dont you forget it. Dont you know that behind every great man there's a woman. ...a woman working toboost him to the top? And you certainly cant deny that S Claus hasn't made it to the top. After all, the North Pole is about as high as any man can get. Who do you think, Mr. Bowen, keeps that white fur on the old man's suit so spotless and white? Me, thats who, sitting in the sligh with my trusty brush and my box of cornstarch. One trip down a chimney and that nasty soot is so bad, its a real Job to clean him up so he's presentable for the next downdraft. The reason Santa Claus looks so Jolly and easy come, easy go is simply because I'm working my fingers to the bone behind the scene planning out the trip, checking over the pack, and seeing to all the million little details that women have always taken care of for their ng Very Top f- - PAT CUMMINGS B3 MM HADLEY With a history dating back to the time of the Druids, the Christmas tree has become the focal point of holiday decor. By now we should have learned something about its care and feeding but every year the same mistakes are repeated when a little forethought would have prevented them. Through times of trial and terror I have come up with a few DO'S and DONTs specifically designed to help in the selection of a tree you can be proud of. DONT buy a twelve foot tree for an eight foot room. We once did and when the adjusting and trimming were concluded the parlor looked like Sherwood forest. That particular tree had girth as well as height. Living across the stirfet from the Capitol Building at the time, we stood on the steps and watched the State struggle their conifer inside before we dared attempt our own. Our daughter was scared into hysterics and the television was moved to the back porch but somehow we squeezed it in. The ornaments available stretched to fit only slightly and had to be supplemented with pots and pans from the kitchen. Stockings, gifts and old dirty popcorn completed the picture, which was very black indeed. DO look for a tree in daylight if possible. Darkness brings blindness and bitter cold. Paralyzed toes, ears and fingers may cause you to jump at the first thing you see which, no matter how carefully chosen, will have two diametrically opposed bad sides. These only remedied by bits of thread, a drill, extra branches (preferably the same breed of pine) and stubborn insistence that the creation looks swell anyway. When the cold becomes too intense my husband lights a cigarette and tosses the match into the nearest pinion (casually whistling, looking unconcerned). The result is a quick blaze, heat, light and a frenetic lot manager doing the soft shoe. Another keeping warm trick is to take a Saint Bernard along and sip hot chocolate from the little barrel under his chin. Carefully, however, too much hot chocolate clouds your judgement and you are in trouble again. DO pick the freshest pine possible. Shake it. if the branches turn up nude, try another lot. Most trees are cut in August and require water and a dose of penic Ilian every day. Use a fire retardant, in any case, and keep the flames in the fireplace where they belong. DO spend a little more for your tree. The $2.99 spikes promoted by bargain lot hucksters are worth exactly what you pay for them and were probably cut last May before the rush. Now for Just a word on artificial trees.... I've never seen an aluminum pine ugh cone. Aluminum smells like aluminum and belongs in the body of an airplane, on the outside of a house or In the kitchen full of spaghetti sauce. The green fakes are too green, a mistake nature never makes and the white types would look good In the bathroom on a roller. Do stay away from the hot chocolate while decorating. Send the children to bed. Turn all bright lights on and start at the top, lights first. Nothing is more frustrating than to finish o mi mentation and find yourself still wearing a string of bulbs and a silly grin. Modern Christmas tree lights are independent but I recall with nostalgia the tx ftuUatt! BY LEIGH 16. 1965 Sc&mI RErni WOMENS PAGE Watd Decker All IAY SATURIAY P4 10 t 2 |