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Show THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1978 THE VALLEY VIEW NEWS PAGE 6 Couple Trades Vows In Salt Lake LDS Temple Rites SU iii Willes claimed .land Mickelson as his bride Ward. The grooms parents honored the wedding party with a breakfast at the Lion April 28 in riles performed at llie Sail Lake LDS Temple A reception in their honor was held at the Taylorsville 12th House. The bride is the daughter and Mrs. Elliot S. of Mr. Mtckelson, Granger. She is a Kearns High graduate, State Utah attended College and is presently the manager of the West Jordan McDonalds. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon J. Willes, Kearns. He is a Kearns High graduate also. as a business major. He is assistant manager at the Sherwtn Williams Paint store in Sugarhouse. French lace over bridal satin was worn by the lovely bride. Her empire waisted A line skirt had lace to the floor. The sleeves were fitted lace forming points over the back of her hands. The small stand up collar was also of matching french lace. A single tiered bridal illusion veil edged with lace and waist length was held by a lace covered head band. A cascading bouquet of apricot hued roses and blue tipped of Utah University ribbon with carnations streamers completed the picture. lovely Apricot hued four tiered full skirted gowns with puffed sleeves were worn by the bridal attendents. Diana Mtckelson was maid of honor. Heidi Willes, Leslie Larson, Debbie Willes and Robin Alwyer were atold girls tendants with -- and Mickelson Valerie Cherry Morris, were the flower girls. Each carried a nosegay of blue tipped carnations. MK9BMK MRS. STEVEN WILLES VEGETABLE TRANSLATES INTO GREAT HOME CANNED SAUCE The Greeks knew and loved it; modern Europe got if from Russia, with love. Rhubarb, which many of us have long regarded as a fruit, often eaten with strawberries, is actually a vegetable which translate a meal ol cold meals or chicken into a feast for the gods. Please note that even though this is a vegetable, it is a high acid food, and this recipe can be readily canned in a boiling water bath. originally grew exclusively along the banks of the Volga River. 2 VICTORIA SAUCE raisins 1 1 Brian Wollsey attended to the duties of best man. The head usher was Alan Laris with Craig Mickelson, Glenn Mickelson 2 cup chopped onions 2 cups brown sugar 12 cup vinegar teaspoon ground cinnamon teaspoon ground ginger teaspoon salt Combine rhubarb, onion, raisins, sugar and vinegar. Cook until thick, about 25 minutes. As mixture thickens, stir frequently to 1 I 1 prevent sticking. Add spices; cook The home economists at the 5 minutes longer. Pour, boiling Ball Corporation have developed hot, into hot jars, leaving 14 inch a modern approach to home can- head space. Adjust caps. Process ning of this ancient vegetable with 15 minutes in boiling water bath. a unique sauce which promises to Yield: about 4 pints. and David Mickelson as the ushers. Mothers of the newlyweds wore apricot hued gowns with long sleeves and V necklines to accent soft gathered empire waistline. Blue tipped carnation corsages highlighted their floor length gowns. Karen quarts chopped rhubarb cups chopped, seedless View the attended has He Birds Eye Hales, Jann Vereeken and Mary Ann Burns displayed the gifts. Hosting prenuptial parties for the bride were Debbie and Heidi Willes, Robin Alwyer, Leslie Larson and the families of Anderson, Calvin, Wolf and Hills, cousins of the groom. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Willes exchanged wedding rings as further symbols of their love and union before leaving for a honeymoon to Southern California. They will make their home in Salt Lake City. Last week two unusual occurrences came together to give me a daytime nightmare. The day started off calmly enough with breakfast with friends. Strangely enough one of the topics of conversation was flat tires. You guessed it; after breakfast and running a few errands, the car began to feel funny, and for no good reason, I had a flat. To make matters worse I looked dow-the road and to my horror saw a house was slowly inching its way toward me. The flat took place in front e of a gas station. When the attendant saw me in need of help he just turned his back and wouldnt even look my way. So much for you, I thought. See if I buy gas from you. Across the e street was another station. This station ooerator told me he didnt do that kina tiling ant more. Not being, liberated type, my only resort was to call for help help. Our regular trusty service station operator was called. Oh, what a relief! He told me that he would have one of his employees come as soon as possible. Back to the car I went for a long wait, or so it seemed. Actually it was all of fifteen minutes. But you know how jittery you get when something is crowding the road and coming your way. That house had no consideration for my plight at all; it just kept on coming. Closer! And closer! No help had arrived and it was at the intersection trying to get underneath the semaphore light! 1 had to admit that was some pretty fancy driving to bet that big house under the light and then it came straight at me. How that driver managed to miss hitting me, I don't know (my eyes were shut) but he did. Then it happened, my rescue unit came to my aid In about ten minutes a nice young man with a North Carolina accent had the tire changed and I was on my way thinking perhaps it is time I learn to change a tire' Rebekah Bernice is the third child born to Rodney and Kathv Christensen. The self-servic- haired baby had to wait for two weeks following her birth to meet her big brother ADaniel, four, and Sara Jean, who is tw o y ears old The two older children have been visiting with their grandparents, Mi. and Mrs. Ortho Christensen of Eureka, Utah. Rebekah and her family reside at 5352 Peggy Circle, Hunter. Rebekah Bernice weighed in at seven pounds fourteen ounces April 13 when born at in the LDS 4.40 am Hospital The little lass inches measured twenty-on- e in length. Therry and Judy Reynolds are proud parents of a dark haired girl with an olive complection. This pink bundle of seven pounds ounces and fifteen inmeasuring twenty-onwill be named ches in length Lori Jo Reynolds. Lori has a big sister Jennifer Ann who is fifteen months of age. Lori was born April 12 in the Cottonwood Hospital at 12 20 p m These two little girls are members of a five living gereation line. Mrs. Iona reddish-brow- n e Gillis, Blairsville, Pennsylvania is the oldest member of the line. Next comes Mr and Mrs. L.P. Rampey, Waco, Texas and Mr. and Mrs. James Harvey, Tridell, Utah. Grandparents of the two girls are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Reynolds, West Jordan and Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Larsen, Kearns. A third daughter HINT: When knitting and want the stitches to stay mi needles when not in use, wrap an elastic band around the end of tile needles. Magnetic Backed Childrens letters make a colorful salad for family dinner. assistance from her two daughters as they prepare taco Whats Cooking Barbara C. Bird something easy and fast to fix try my Taco Salad states LaNez Plummer. It is a meal in its self when served with garlic bread. The only thing you must remember about this easy recipe a friend gave me a by ..For The Whirlpool SDF-780- Stephanie Elizabeth Krogman became the bride of Randy Lucero April 29 in a home wedding. An open house reception in their honor followed the ceremony performed by Justice of the Peace Charles A Jones. The wedding was held in the home of Mrs. LeRoy W. and easy way to leave messages to each other. They ding easily to the refrigerator door. the brides Krogman, mother and her oldest brother, Bill Krogman, gave the bride away. Mr. and Mrs. Moises Lucero are the parents of the bridegroom. The radiant bride wore an empire waisted gown of ivory with a tie in the back. The high neckline dipped low 0 AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER Mom deserves the very best on her special day and you can give it to her. The Whirlpool automatic dishwasher features 4 automatic cycles: Super Scour, Super Wash, Energy-savin- g Short cycle and Rinse-Hol- d Exclusive silverware and cutReversible solid wood worklery baskets top with juice ring for carving Adjustable upper rack Two revolving spray arms plus Jet Stream Column Energy-savin- g Dry Selector pushbuttons and much more. SDF-780- 0 8987 West 2700 South, Magna, Once a year we honor the importance of the youngest members of society babies. This year National Baby Week has more celebrants than in recent years due to 250-212- rise in the US birth rate. And, coincidentally, 1978 is the golden anniversary of Gerber baby foods pictures printed free with two tomatoes cut in edges w The first Gerber varieties were strained peas, prunes, carrots, spinach and vegetable soup with beef packed in cans Back in 1928, babv foods were a revolutionary aid in infant feeding. Hours of tedious grinding and mashing were eliminated, freeing mothers to spend more time with their babies Moie important, these first five baby foods and those that fol- helped assure mothers wide variety of foods for sound infant nuPreviously babys diet was dictated by the seasons and the availability of foods in different areas of the country. Today Gerber offers more than 150 varieties of strained and junior foods, meats, juices and related products. All help parents enjoy bringing up baby lowed, of the needed trition. 75 front of the fitted bodice to be accented by five pearl buttons on the bodice. A lace panel down the front of her A line skirt led to the hemline of her floor length gown Her sleeves of lace were full and long to the wrists. A satin head band held two waist length veils of bridal illusion to frame her face The groom gave his bride a cascading bouquet of blue carnations, vellow roses and baby breath to accent her gown. Attired in a sky blue gown and carrying a small nose gay matching the brides Shauna was matron-of-hono- r Guevara. Bob Byers stood as the best man. Mothers of the bride and groom were attired in blue and wore blue carnations and yellow rose corsages. Tom Krogman attended to the duties of usher. Michele Kroginan was the guest book Tom Moody and Rasmussen for the i NOTEBOOK POLL SHOWS GARDENS, CANNING TO BE BIG IN 78 of a recently Opinion Researeh survey indicate that once again in 1978 home gardening and home canning will be a lavorile pastime for a big percentage of Americans. The survey, landed yearly by the Ball Corporation, has shown 1 he results d an increase in the past two years in the number of U S households planning to can or garden I his years poll indicates that 49 per cent ot all U S households intend to plant a vegetable garden this summer In tact, 4' per cem of those queried had grow n iheir ow n 19? m the gifts displayed newlyweds. Francis Deans and Shauna Guevara hosted prenuptial showers for the former Miss Krogman. Mr. and Mrs. Randy both attended Lucero Kearns High School and he is employed by Trane MR. AND MRS. RANDY LUCERO serve at table combine lettuce mixture and drained hamburger mixture, top Q the 1 One head of lettuce, cup up 2 bunch green onion 1 good cup shredded cheese ' pkg large cheese flavored i chips Combine, set aside. lib. hamburger cooked and drained 1 can drained kidney beans ' cup french dressing 4 drops taco sauce Combine, when ready to Engagement, wedding the current Debbie Ut. TACO S LAD She continued, mediately. As for the garlic bread, all I do is cut a loaf of french bread in hall, sprinkle with 3abies Honored attendant. PAPANIKOLAS FURNITURE salt, heat in the oven until warm, then serve table, you do the final mixing then serve im- vegetables in THE WORLD'S GREATEST DISHWASHER parsley flakes and garlic long time ago, is that you make it in two parts and when our family is all at the has entered the home of Glen R. and Florence Graham, 5325 ' South 5495 West, Kearns. This dark haired miss will be named Honey Rachelle Graham S Honey was born April 6, at 4 p m. in the Holy Cross Hospital. She measured an even nineteen inches in length and weighed in at seven pounds fourteen ounces. ..HOUSEHOLD LaNEZ PLUMMER receives Some 73 pc cent ol American families home canned m 9""r and an additional 7 per cent intend to try their hand ai n l his year Though most ot hose gardens will be m rural America, ihe sub urbs and even city areas are ing up Iasi, with 51 com- per cent of suburban American households planning to plant a garden and 40 per cent ol i heir uty neighbors gelling in on i he act this year The tarmlands are still the mainstay of home canning auivi-ue- s with 62 per cent ol rural families planning to do some canning, bul here too, suburban and uty lamihes are gelling in on the aci. Some 37 per cent ol suburban households and nearly 30 per cent ot uty homes will see some home canning activities this year, according to the survev Regionally speaking, most of those gardens will be in the North Central states, with 60 per cent of residents in (hat area planning to plant. The West and South follow close on lhat regions heels, with 49 per cent and 46 per ceni of households planning to garden respectively. In (he chilly Northeast, 39 per cent of those families will be growing their own vegetables. In terms of canning, the regional trends are understandably similar Aboul 50 per cent of North Central households will home can, while 36 per cent of families living m both the South and in the West will do some canning In the Northeast, approximately 21 per cem ol households will home can. Nurses Set Convention All registered nurses in the state of Utah are invited to conattend the May vention of the Utah Nurses Assoeiation, to be held at the 2 Snowbird Convention Center. The convention will be to devoted providing registered nurses with information on the legal aspects of nursing practice, with a trade show covering new technical and product developments. Guest speakers will include Eric Dunklev, Deputy Dnector of the American Nurses' Association who will sjxak on the role of the nurses professional associations in improving nursing care, Utah State Senator Francis discussing Farley, legislative developments affecting nurses; and, Salt Lake Attorney Lawrence Peterson, who will speak on new legal implications for practicing nurses Former Executive Director of the Oregon Nurses Association William Lang and Communications Consultant Colin Neal of Salt Lake City, will discuss employment practices and collective bargaining Interested nurses may obtain registration in- formation by writing to the UTAH N UI1SES ASSOCIATION at 1058 East 9th South in Salt Lake City, Utah 84105 or by calling |
