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Show ekUWtep PA6E. The Neighbor, Holladay, Salt Lake County, Utah Wednesday. August 7. 196i Page 2 hi h school refresher courses? No Site, No Vote I Subscribe to The Neighbor Wonder why the selfish gioup whiih has liern demanding a downtown location fur the civic tenter si now trying to kill the wliuk- - project No." You've had experience, of course? "Well, one afternoon I substi-- . tuted in first grade for a friend of mine; that's all. "You say your major was It li.is long bwn obvious that the people will nut vote for any bond issue unless the site lias Ijeon definitely journalism, with a minor in Engselected. So now James A. I Ingle, president of the Down- lish and history." That's right." town Planning Association, insists that the election lie held "Well start, then, with journ- without anv specific site being specified. Whv? alism. You read proof, of Mr Ilogle has thrown another monkey wrench into the cuurse." -works by arbitrarily raising the prim fiuin Si 5 to $17 I'm sure there are better million. Tin people wont vote for this, either. proofreaders. "You can. of course, write . .. Originally, the only aita considered Iiy the "down- - a 1?wg sJory town" group was West Temple to First West. ..j doubt if it W0ldd make ,ht! 1st South and 3rd South, liven the proponents have upjmr- - Kew York Times." - Free Gift FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY With Our Compliments As a offer to new customers and of a gesture appreciation to our present customhave a beautiful gift valued at $2.95 for ers, we you. Come in for your Free Gift Certificate. ed Good only Aug. 8, 9. and 10 GWALTNEYS NATURAL FOODS In the Moll Open Mon., Thurs, Fri. til 9 278-128- 7 Finder I have a sneakin' hunch that toes, break up cauliflower into this weather is just an example fluwerettes, dice peppers, slice of what were gonna git if we and quarter onions and slice dont walk straight and narrow, s Add all so we'd better stop stealin can- large cucumbers, to the cucumbers except dy from the kids and slop boatBring to a good scald in' up on the old folks. This wea- vinegar. remove vegetables. To this and ther has brought forth a slew add the mustard, flour, of cucumbers, so lets get the vinegar and salt. Mix tumeric, sugar, fall the picklin dune before with enough vinegar to make a fruit canning time. smooth paste. Let boil up stir-- , Pickles are Am and easy. Add vegetables, Just remember to use fresh pro- ring continually. cucumbers, bring i including duce. DONT use iodized salt to boil and seal. gain and DO use cider vinegar. The (more vinegar may be added amount of Dill for pickles is if needed). optional, but use at least one STUFFED GREEN PEPPER of for each head quart large PICKLES cukes. Green peppers DILL PICKLES 1 large head of cabbage Wash cucumbers, pack in jar 2 bunches celery chopped fine 1 of with dill and clove garlic 2 and cover with the following 4 red pimento peppers chopped tsp. salt liquids: 3 cups water, 1 cup vin- ' 1 quart vinegar W to a cup salt. Bring egar and 3 cupfuls sugar boil,- pour over cukes and seal. Cut stem ends from large, SWEET DILL PICKLES firm green peppers. Remove Pack cukes in jar with dill, 1 soak peppers and ends seeds, clove of garlic, 1 red pepper. in a salt brine (strong enough Cover with the following liquid: to float an egg) and let stand 2 cups sugar, 2 cups vinegar, 2 over night. In the morning sited tbs. salt. Bring to a boil, pour add celery chopped over cukes and seal (Garlic may cabbage, fine and peppers also pimento be omitted). with 4 tsp. Sprinkle chopped. BREAD & BUTTER PICKLES mix by hand and squeeze 20 to 30 thinly sliced cucumbers salt, Fill peppers and tie on 8 lge sliced or chopped onion dry. Make syrup of the vineends. 2 lge green peppers, chapped or and sugar. Pack the peppers gar sliced into large mouth jars, cover 54 cup salt ftd the boiling vinegar mixwith 5 cups sugar and seal while hot. ture 5 cups cider vinegar 2 tsp. mustard seed 1 tsp. tumeric Vi tsp powdered cloves Sprinkle the onions, peppers, and cukes with the V4 cup salt. Let stand for three hours and drain. Bring to a boil the vinegar, mustard seed, tumeric, and cloves. Add cucumbers, etc. heat thoroughly, and seal. DO GET YOUR BOW HUNTING PERMITS vega-table- . " "What about make-u- p "The best 1 do is with tiiis tired, old face. " radium. Let's switch to English. as vet unnamed, "williin a half-mil- e 1 have your record here. This .sign of weakness indicates the strength of the Surely you should have no trouble with English grammar. county people, who have gone on record time and again Well. I went to classes at as favoring a site available to the center of population, a high school one day with my site available at a reasonable cost, and a site that would not son. I realized 1 had forgotten quite a few things. tax the county for the benefit of the city. What about literature? With radiu"' is a red herring. It is used your interests you must have a The "half-mil- e great background by this time by proponents who say the civic auditorium would still le from your reading. "within walking distance." New York is within walking "Oh, I read, yes." What have you been readdistance of I jjs Angeles, too . . . its Imtii done! But let"s ing?" face it. Auditorium goers won't walk a hid! mile in Sail Well, a bit of Erie Stanley Lake. In Lori Worth they won't walk hall a block, and Gardner, Bob Hopes "Have Tux, they wont hew. either. The "walking distance argument Will Travel, Saturday Evening Post, the newspapers." just doesn't exist. Lets touch on history. I you have kept up this imagine knowing the men on the County Commission, we believe interest. it is doubtful if they would be so foolish as to bring the To some extent. 1 know if civic center bond issue before the people without a site Kruschev takes off his shoe, if Kennedy has run out of PT having cliuseu and publicly announced. boat tic clasps, and Im watchThe county can have what it wants if the people will ing to see if Castro will shave. These are all important in the stick unwaveringly to their principles. course of things, dont you think so. sir? Well, you may have to brush up a bit, but you're hired. Were happy to welcome you to the staff. You will head the English department, take on a couple of history courses, and on the side, get out the newspaper. More lemonade? by Vivi I was heard muttering as I NOT BOIL No one is more happy than I left, It's just as easy as getMUSTARD PICKLES 1 quart tiny green tomatoes that the teacher strike is set- ting into the army. 1 quart large green tomatoes SHiJIUlC'.H.'.imi tled! 3 heads cauliflower Entered as second class matMiss Franze Preator For sooner or later it would 1 quart tiny pickling onions ter at tl;e Post Office at Salt have come to the attention of Now Mrs W. C. Day or 1 pint larger ones quartered and sliced Lake City, Utah, under the Act Supt. Bcckstead of Jordan Dis-o- f rites united Miss Temple March 9, 1878. trief or Supt. Iiartvigsen of Franze Nadine Preator, daugh- 61 green peppers diced pint or more large cucumbers Serving the Holladay. Cotton- - Granite District that I have a ter of Mr & Mrs Riley R. Pre- sliced ator. 3G71 South 2110 East, and 1 wood, and East Mill Creek com- - teachers certificate. pint or more midget cucum, I bers t an d(,yC- myself now, if the & j11 munitiea of South Salt Lake DayZ39 East 54 pound ground mustard impasse had not been settled, in'gjyo south, Murray, on Aug. 1. County. f (use less if desired) Office-2- 259 East 4800 South. an in,erviow wilh ,1" superin. 2 cups flour tendont- 3 cups sugar Miss Dian Young Salt Lake City 17, Utah. 2 tumeric mo int, 1ll,is ' Announces !'sh Phone Engagement Vi tsp. office and say: "So very j cup salt Subscription rate: see you, Mrs Godfrey. Have aj Announcing their daughter's 1 gal. cider vinegar $3.00 per year 'chair, and would you like some nuptial plans are Mr & Mrs Quarter and slice large toma- lemonade and cookies? Sure George R. Young, 32 E. Fire- Strictly in advance arc comfortable? you clay Ave., Murray. Plant 136 N. Main St.. Mid Miss Dianne Doris Young is "Now, then, when did you get vale, Utah. Phone your certificate to teach? making plans for a Sept. 14 "Back in 1931." J. Parr Godfrey, Publisher .wedding at Fay Way Reception "Have you kept it up to date?" ('enter wit George Fredrick i James M. Landers. Editor-Mg- r No. Pollard, son of Mr & Mrs Frank Published every Wednesday Surely you've been back for G. Pollard, 34(50 South 9th East. The Last Word BURGENER by MARGE . a-- ; i . aS3 l4S,c6,l3N S 0(pGQ DjscoverjytheUatest tre Utah Archery Season Opens August 17 AT Ute Archery Lanes 4535 South 9th East 262-265- COMPLETE LINE 1 OF BOW HUNTING TACKLE Open Shooting: Automatic Targets, Returns Get in Shape for the Deer Hunt 6 Practice Makes Pet feet" 255-355- I PUT SUPERMARKET IH YOUR HITCHES... But First . .. Get an electric I 1 freezer-refrigerat- or Come Inside It's Cool .. : ! . " ; ' " 1 v-VL - - Climatized ALL-ENCLOS- "V." 771-1:." ? ED ?. .. 4, How many times do you leave your kitchen to answer the phone Conveniently Located in each week? 4800 South Youll treasure an inexpensive extension phone in your kitchen and wonder how you ever got along without it. Why not do most of your phoning where you spend so much of your time? To order, call us or ask a telephone serviceman. MOUNTAIN .. now ! V, ; - Oui of the Sun Comfortable SHOP V . . . STATES TELEPHONE So Easy to Reach & Holladay-Coltonwoo- Save Shopping Trips. You can stock up on fresh meats, (mils and other foods. You get food when flavor is high, prices are low. . with fewer trips to the market d ... So Easy to Park . Highland Dr. (1850 East) SCHOOL NEEDS FOR ALL INSIDE THE MALL 48 STORES SHOPS & SERVICES.. Your OPEN "BACK-TO-SCHOO- TILL Siojiing lleadiuarteis L" 9 P.M. all under one roof MONDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY Save Time, Meals are only minutes away with your supermarket close by. 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