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Show THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1977 THE MAGNA TIMES PAGES July Fourth With The Hubbard Family by Janice Holmes Hubbard One of our favorite ac- tivities for July 4 is a simple A tasty backyard and easy menu is large frankfurters, chips, olives, baked beans, homemade root beer and watermelon To prepare the beans, begin about an hour before you plan to eat I take a No 2 2 can of pork and beans, add 3 tablespoons of brown sugar, 1 bar-be-q- 1 heaping tablespoon prepared mustard, aout begins to work about twenty in minutes, you will have five gallons of carbonated, cold root beer This recipe has the advantage of being very inexpensive W'e enjoy games of croquet and badminton during the early part of the evening We usually wind up the day with dodge ball or relay races We have found that family and STEPHANIE THOMSEN DRAPER LDS Temple Rifes Unite Couple Miss Stephanie Thomsen and Tim D Draper were married Friday, June 24 in the Salt Lake LDS Temple Parents of the groom, Mr and Mrs Robert Draper of Magna hosted a wedding breakfast in their honor at the Oaken Bucket That evening a reception was given by the brides parents, Mr and Mrs Marlin E Thomsen also of Magna at the Magna East Stake Center For her wedding the new Roses, Sunshine Set Mood For Garden Rites With the scent of roses in the air and the sun shining down on her, Loriann Henline became the wife of W'llliam James Hill, Jr The ceremony was performed recently in the garden of the brides grandparents, Mr and Mrs Gunnard Anderson, Murray by Bishop Erick Erickson of the Hunter Sixteenth Ward The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William W Henline of Hunter The grooms parents are Mr and Mrs William Hill Sr , Anaheim, Calif A reception followed the ceremony, and standing in the brides line were the bndes siter Cindy Henline as maid of honor, bridesmaids were Ken Henline, sister of the bride, Rhonda Doty, Beverly Potter, Diane McCroft and Christine Berling At the brides book was Sandy Spencer Best man duties were performed by George Watt Prenuptial parties were given for the bride by Beverly Potter, Sherry Sandy Spencer, Rawson, Thonda Daw, Lauana Beverly Doty, Shepherd Lorianne is a Cyprus High graduate and formerly wrote for the Magna Times Following a honeymoon in Anaheim, Calif , the couple will make their home m Salt Lake City. all ages can form into lines each player then races with a potato to a between his knees certain point in the lawn and back If the potato falls, the racer must stop and replace it between his knees Another favorite is to use two peoDle at once One places a potato tries to balance the potato while running attempting goal while the partner protects his on a large spoon and spoon to knock the potato off the other teams spoon This is quite wild, but our kids love it As soon as it is dark, we always top the day with sparklers Mary Peterson Honored On 82nd Birthday 2 flavoring, then add five pounds of dry ice The of enjoy relay races Two of our favorites are to divide and of1 cup catsup and four to six slices diced and browned bacon and one diced onion which has been cooked with the bacon Use the bacon grease as well Mix together and bake in a casserole at 350 degrees for about 45 minutes The rootbeer is especially easy, and if you have not tried homemade root beer, you are missing a treat We take a five gallon container, fill it with the hose, dump a five pound bag of sugar in the container, followed by a whole bottle of root beer mixture members Friends and relatives of Peterson of Magna gathered last week m honor Mary of her 82 birthday Mary was married to the late Sanford Peterson who died in 1947, while living in Garfield Together they had five children, Mrs Rex (Lola Mae) Bateman of Magna, Don Peterson, Mrs Earl Massachusetts, (Norma Ruth) Peterson of Magna, Dewey Peterson, Benmon and Wayne Peterson, deceased Mary and her husband lived most of their early life in Garfield, except for a few years which were spent in Salt Lake City When the town was sold, m 1955 , she moved to Magna where she has lived since She has a sister, Mrs MARY PETERSON Clarence (Ruth) Ripley, living in Magna, and a brother Victor J Thomas who lives in Salt Lake She has 30 grandchildren d 41 Throughout her life Mary has been active in gardening, cooking, handwork, till failing health kept her from it She was supportive of her church, serving an LDS stake mission in Garfield under Bishop W'llliam B Martin Her family describe her as always retaining a sense of humor, helping her to find happiness during her years without her husband CLASSIFIEDS WORK WONDERS Mrs Draper wore a gown of silk organza featuring full, lace trimmed sleeves and a circular skirt with a chapel train Her fingertip veil of illusion was trimmed with matching lace The brides attendants, attired in long dresses of various pastel colors, were Joyce Hansen, Tammy Thomsen, Stacey Thomsen, Mrs Max (Echo) Thomsen, Mrs Dick (Pam) Davidson, Mrs Jerry (Jeanme) Draper and Dollie Draper Nicole Archibald was flower girl Leanne Petersen presided at the guest book Assuming the duties of best man was Jerry Draper and the ushers were Kent Stewart and Max Thomsen Following a honeymoon trip to Southern California the newlyweds will make their home m Magna Hunter Man Wins 1st Place by Janice Holmes Hubbard Jack Burton of Hunter, took first place in a Truck Rodeo for the drivers of Associated Foods on June 11 The rodeo was held m the Associated Foods parking lot where an obstacle course was erected There were baricades to depict offset alleys, barrels spaced so trucks must weave in and out, sometimes even backing up, parallel parking and back-i- n situations In one event, tennis balls were set on pegs 31 inches apart, and the drivers had to drive their duals between the tennis balls This only allowed 4 inches of free space as each of their wheels is 27 inches wide The rodeo was patterened after the National Trucking Rodeo with Highway Pfatrol judging the event Divisions were Long Haul, which consists of out-o- f town drivers, Short Line which is local drives, and Bobtail, the small delivery trucks Jack placed first in the Long Haul Division These are the semitrailers, which are the 50 feet trailers His prize was a Microwave oven Jack lives with his wife, and children at their 3933 seven Calico Way Dialing doesnt stop at 0. Dialing has come Zero-Plu- s to telephone customers in Bingham Canyon who have business or residence telephone numbers beginning with 774 With Zero-Plu- s Dialing, all the Long Distance calls you need an operator for person-to-persocredit card, n, collect and calls billed to another number can be made almost as quickly and easily as direct distance dialed calls Here show it works For Long Distance calls, dial O (Operator) plus the Area Code plus the to the operator Even though Zero-Plu- s Dialing calls will be billed at Telephone Number the operator-assiste- d rate, these calls will provide you with faster and more con- out-of-sta- te For calls within Utah, dial O (Operator) plus the Tele- phone Number As you finish dialing, the come on the line to determine what kind of call youre making And to operator will make sure you get the fastest service possible, your Long Distance call will be going through while you re talking venient service But remember, Direct Distance Dialing will always be the least expensive way to place a Long Distance call. 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