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Show MAGNA TIMES, Magda, Utah l ; r S t? ' I' f Thursday, August 24, 1967 Home Agent Tells How to Freeze Corn . i slulvMj u ! Engagement is Revealed Freeze tender sweet corn now for good eating the rest of the year, suggests Jessie M. Eller, USU extension agent. By following these recommended directions, many homemakers successfully freeze sweet com, on or off the cob, she says. First, choose corn that is sweet and young, just as you like it for eating now. Blanch in boiling water, four minutes for corn to be cut off the cob. For corn on the cob, allow seven, nine and 11 minutes for small, medium and large ears, respectively. Begin counting time when water starts to boil again after youve added the com. Blanching slows or stops enzyme action so the corn holds its sweet flavor and color. After blanching, chill corn thoroughly in ice water or cold running water, Mrs. Eller advises. Next, drain corn on clean dish towels or paper towels. Then, for corn on the cob, youre ready to package it in moisture-proovaporproof containers, label, and freeze at once. It is advisable to wrap each ear separately for ease of cooking when removed from the freezer. For whole kernel corn, simply cut kemals off the cob and prof, - - - Mr. and Mrs. Joa D. Taylor, whose marriage was solemnised in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. The bride is the former Karen Wolfley. JUST-WED- S Photo by Neal H. Jorgenaen ceed as for corn on the cob. Freeze corn at zero degrees or lower and serve it befoie next years crop is in. Couple Says Wedding Vows Miss Karen Wolfley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Wolfley, 3431 S. 7615 West, became the bride of Pvt. Joe D. Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Taylor, 3475 S. 7395 West, Magna, in a wedding ceremony Wednesday in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. The couple was honored at a breakfast at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Taylor and a reception at Grandalee Reception Center Pvt. Taylor is serving with the Army at Ft. Polk, La. Bride's Gown The brides gown was white satin, fashioned with an empire waist and a jacket and train of lace. Her shoulder length veil of bridal illusion was caught back with a satin flower. She carried a bouquet of lavender roses and a white orchid. Attendants were Sue Perkins, Cathy Louderback, Jerry Bailey, Joyce Hammond, Kathy Hogan and Alice Martinez. They wore gowns of lavender and turquoise dotted swiss and carried bouquets of lavender glamellias. Flower girls were Sandy Thomas, JoAnn Thomas and Kaylyn Hogan, who chose turquoise dotted swis: and carried baskets of flowers. Mothers of both the bride and groom chose full-leng- th gowns of turquoise satin and pinned corsages of white orchids and rosebuds to their shoulders. Lenny Reese was best man and ushers were Tom Speirs, Jim Defa, Dennis Wolfley and Frank Taylor. Cynthia Reese and Bonnie Harward helped in the gift room and Sherry Thomas was at the guest book. Miss Wolfley graduated from Cyprus High School. Pvt. Taylor also graduated from Cyprus and is now serving in the U.S. armed services. Following his furlough, he will report to California and 'hen go to Viet Nam. Prenuptial parties were given by Mrs. Frank J. Winget, Mrs. Colleen Wood, Mrs. Cynthia Reese and Mrs. Gerry Huber. The young couple had a honeymoon at Jackson Hole, Wyo Pvt. Terry L. Of San Diego Training SAN DIEGO, Marine Corps assignment. The intensified Marine recruit training emphasizes rigid physical conditioning and survival techniques, both ashore, and at sea, to develop and endurance. Marksmanship with the 4 rifle and pistol are equally stressed, and close order drill instills the traditions of the Marine Corps teamwork. A thorough study of basic military subjects; hygiene; first aid and sanitation; and the customs, courtesies, history and mission of the Marine Corps serve to polish the new Marines recruit education and prepare him to join Marine combat forces. M-1- re Mr. and Mrs. Glen A. Olsen and family attended the George family reunion at Logan Park on Sunday. IMS OT DAYS-CO- STS 69$ PHONE NOW! LOANS UP TO $2500 FINANCE COMPANY of Magna 297-637- 2 Shel-lag- h Overweight Children THOUGHTS ON WISDOM Wisdom is the right use of knowledge. Charles Haddon Spurgeon Obesity Makes Them Vitfims of Hazards That plump, healthy, happy youngster may grow up to be a fat, unhealthy, unhappy older child, and later into a fat adult who is prey to all of the physical ailments that are part of obesity. Because, faulty eating habits started in early childhood often are the cause of overweight adults in later life. All too many mothers, with the best of intentions, nag their small fry into eating more than they want to eat. The healthy, fat baby who remains chubby as he grows into preschool and first grade years becomes less attractive as an individual. And the habit of eating more calories than necessary is likely to lemain the rest of his life. The parent is not the one to decide whether the child should lose weight, how he should lose it, or whether he should continue to remain pleasingly plump. The doctor should be consulted. If it fits your doctors counsel, here are some tips to help your youngster lose weight Weigh once a week and keep track of the weight. Use the same scale and wear approximately the same clothing. It isnt necessary to cut out all desserts and snacks, as long FROM 17-DA- Y BETROTHED BRIDE Lovely Miss Dixie Ann Bowles, who will wed F. Kit Collings in the late fall months at the Salt Lake LDS Temple. The future groom is a graduate Mr. and Mrs. Grafton C. Bowles, of Cyprus High School arid Salt Midvale, announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage Lake Trade Tech College, and of their attractive daughter, Dixie has completed a tour of duty Ann, to F. Kit Collings, son of with the U.S. Navy for the past Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Collings, three years. 2890 S. 8750 West, Magna. The young couple have set their wedding date for Ncv. 30 in POSTAL POSITIONS the Salt Lake LDS Temple. is a graduate OPEN AT MAGNA The bride-eleof Hillcrest High School and has at Magna anThe attended LDS Business College. nouncedpostmaster that applications today for examination for Substitute Clerk and Carrier positions in the Magna Post Office will be acct Miss Nila Hess to Wed cepted until further notice. No education or experience is required, however, all applicants must be United States citizens to be eligible to apply. The examination is open to both men and women. Applications for the examination can be obtained at the Magna Post Office. Applicants will be notified later of the time and place to report for the written test. MAGNA NEWS Mr. John Stamoulis, his daughter, Mrs. Vera Pavlik and her son, Stephen, all of Glendale, Calif., were visitors during the week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. Y. Siddoway of Hunter and other relatives and friends in this area. Mr. Stamoulis is a former Magna businessman. OQUIRRH STAKE Mr. and Mrs. Paul Livingood of Moro Bay, Calif., were visitors at the Aaron Olsen home the past week. Miss Beth Ann Olsen of Clearfield, Utah, also was a guest of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Olsen. NEWS THE FOLLOWING activities will be presented for Oquirrh Stake, announces President Carl Pettersson: Thurs., Aug. The Oquirrh Blood Drive will be held at the Pleasant Green Ward Cultural Hall from TRIP 24 The Frattos and children, Charles Jr., Paul, Frank, JoLyn, Patrick and an aunt, Rose Sirian-nwere able to eat their meals with Sister Maria and were greatly impressed with the manner that everyone was accepted. They report that Mary is well and very happy. The Frattos also remarked on the beauty of Ini, diana. En route to Victory Knolls, the group spent two days in Cheyenne, Wyo., with a cousin and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Curia, also two days in Omaha, Neb., where they visited Boys Town describing it as a fabulous place where the boys are well educated in several vocations. Mr. and Mrs. Fratto and family visited with a former Army buddy of Mr. Fratto, Mr. Bud Hayes, Mrs. Hayes and family of Rockford, Ohio. Coming home, the Hunter residents were very impressed with the Mississippi River as they crossed a large bridge into St. Louis, Mo., where they spent a night with Mr. and Mrs. Nate Mollinaro. While at Huntington, they toured the Sunday Visitor Publishing Co., the largest Catholic publishing concern in the United vacation was States. The greatly enjoyed. 17-d- All too often we are giving young people cut flowers when we should be teaching them to grow their own plants. John W. Gardner as their calorie count is included in the daily total. Fresh fruits are good for snacks. Keep a supply of raw carrots, radishes, celery sticks and pickles for more snacking. Tomato juice or clear boullion can serve for drinks. Cut out rich salad dressings; instead use vinegar and lemon juice. Trim fat from meat, take it easy on the butter, substitute skim milk for whole milk. But be sure to get sufficient Vitamin A from fruits and vegetables. The most important factor in helping the obese child to reduce poundage is to handle it naturally. Dont make a point of telling the child he is on a reduc.ng diet. Just serve the meals naturally and as a matter of course. Avoid nagging the child about his diet. It will only make him rebellious and more inclined to snack on the sly. E. LOCAL PEOPLE BACK Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fratto and family have returned home after an enjoyable trip to Huntington, Ind., where they visited Mary, their daughter, who has completed 10 months of postu-lanc- y and received the habit of the Victory Knoll Sisters. She is now known as Sister Maria and will begin her two years novitiate. n 9013 West 2700 South C) three weeks of individual combat training and then, after leave at home, will report to his first GET A REPAID IN 14 FHT-N- Marine Private Aug. 9 Terry L. Hulett, son of Mrs. Ronald P. Worthen of 4937 Coquille Ave., Hunter, Utah, was graduated from eight weeks of recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot here. He will now undergo about Live a little better between paydays... IF Hulett Graduates Front' Unit (PM0339) Royalty, from left to right, Peggy Ann Self, Rae Gutke and Princess Vickie Edwards, will lead Dairy Food Festival Tour in Salt Lake County next week, reaching the Magna area on Aug. 28. Plans are under way for lour leaders and Dairy Princesses to visit with community leaders and school and civic groups. The beautiful young ladies will urge everyone to get more milk for the weekend and also to enjoy more good eating and vibrant health with Utah dairy products. UTAH DAIRY -- tfc: 1 p.m. Stake Temple Day. Pr. Sun., Aug. 27 Fellarsion Sunday School Leadership meeting will be held today at 1:30 p.m. in the Stake House. Madam can da H WITHOUT SWEARING. Mon., Aug. 28 As Family Night, everyone is invited to attend the Oquirrh Stake Lagoon Day. There will be five free rides on the mid-wa- y for everyone and all other rides will only be 5c or 10c. The Davis Pavilion is reserved for all Oquirrh Stakers. Thurs., Aug. F'Ptrltapi 31 Bishops evaluation with the Stake oral Pres- TO BE MARRIED TOMORROW Miss Nila Hess and Russell N. Wallerson. They will exchange nuptial vows in the Oakland Temple. Dr. and Mrs. Niles U. Hess, Oakhaven Lane, Arcadia, Calif., announce the betrothal and approaching marriage of their attractive daughter, Nila, to Russell N. Watterson, son of Mr and Mrs. Mose B. Watterson, 3298 S. 8920 West, Magna. The prominent pair plan to be 1250 idency. BACCHUS ANNUAL Alagna Notes Mrs. Aaron Olsen entertained at dinner Wednesday for the Glen Olsen family and Mr. and Mrs. George Weichers of Magna, the George L. Olsen family of Clearfield and the Paul Foote family of Granger in honor of Mr. Olsens 70th birthday anni- versary. Mr. and Mrs. George Olsen and children, Howard and Beth Ann of Clearfield, Mr. and Mrs. Glen A. Olsen and Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Olsen attended the Olsen reunion at Ephraim, Utah, last week, REUNION AUG. married Aug. 25 in the Oakland LDS Temple. and future t groom are attending the Bngham Young University and will be living at Provo. Friends and relatives are extended a cordial invitation to attend open house in honor of the young couple Tuesday, Aug. 29, from 8 to 10 oclock at the Mose B, Watterson residence. The bride-elec- TRAILER RENTALS GOODYEAR TIRES 1 DIAL BARBECUED DOGS med. onion, chopped tbs. salad oil tsp. dry mustard tbs. Worcestershire sauce cup water hi cup catsu ' 1 tsp. paprlki 1 tbs. sugar Drop tabasco cup vinegar 1 The annual Bacchus Reunion will be held Saturday, Aug. 26, beginning at 1 pun. at the Saratoga resort, announces David Bevan, chairman. Each attending family is asked to bring lunch and drinks. There will be games to play, prize drawings conducted and a variety of races held. Any former resident of Bacchus is invited to attend. re interested in fibres... PRICES! LOW our you'll appreciate If y oh 29S-P4- 26 AT SARATOGA Everybody swears BY our service! 3 U-Sa- ve 1 1 12 Service franks Lightly brown onion in oil. Combine and add all other ingredients except franks. Simmer for 15 min. without lid. Split franks in shallow glass baking dish. Pour sauce over and bake at 375 for 30 min. uncovered. (I use 18 cup vinegar and 18 cup Kraft's Hickory Smoke Barbecue Sauce.) Whatever it is your duty to do, without harm to you can-d- o . yoursdL Station L. Packard C. 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