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Show Thursday, January 4, 1968 MAGNA TIMES, Magna, Utah Gives Group OCI"tlj Committees Adah Special committees of Eastof Order No. 15, Chapter ern Star, have been named by Deanna S. Phillips, Worthy Matron, as well as the years program. They include: Jan. 10 Regular Meeting. Barbara and Jack Schneller, Nancy Whitaker, Elvie Isackson and Eloise Wrathall. Grand Visitation. Feb. 14 (Dinner preceding meeting.) Ways and Means Committee. March 13 Tribute to Adahs Station. Ed and Trela Skinner, Gerri Jackson, Thelma Caesar and Edith Whitaker. April 10 Tribute to Masonry. Patty and Theral McDonald, Mary Miller, Margaret and Carl Rohn. April 19 Friendship Night at Tooele. April 24 Bridge Luncheon. May 8 Mothers Day Tribute. Mary and Harold Zogg, Crystal Colombe, Lola Davis and Dorothy Burt. June 12 Chapter Birthday Past Matrons and Patrons Night. Verna and Vic Bohne, Dorothy Gaines, Bertha Hibler and Deanna Phillips. Friendship Night Sept. 11 With Tooele al Magna Minnie and George Smith, Alice Evelyn Underwood and Vivian Speers. Oct. 9, 10, 11 Grand Chapter Session. Oct. 23 Regular Meeting Officers Reports. Gladys Hudson, Retha Armstrong, Dorothy Journay, Elizabeth Rowland. Nov. 13 Election of Officers. Orpha Mikolash, Sally Nelson, Alice Hoopes, Nettie McGill and Blenda McDermaid. STANDING COMMITTEES Alice Papanikolas, Finance George W. Smith and Edith Whitaker. Relief Bertha Hibler, Marguerite Grubaugh, and Jack Humphreys. Education Jack Schneller, Sally Nelson and Vic Bohne. E. H. Skinner, Examining Colombe Lola Davis. and Crystal School of Instruction Sally Nelson, Audrey Beitel and Ken Armstrong. SPECIAL COMMITTEES OES Home Fund Representative Harold Zogg. Shrine Hospital Patty McDonald and Alice Hoopes. Red Cross Gladys Hudson and Audrey Beitel. Sickness and Distress Trela Skinner. Visiting Deanna S. Phillips, Nancy Whitaker, Retha Armstrong and Trela Skinner. Publicity Helen Papanikolas. International Temple Fund Nancy Whitaker. ESTARL Orpha Mikolash, Gerri Jackson and Elvie IsackPapa-nikola- s, son. Decorations Evelyn Under- wood and Minnie Smith. KTEF Alice Papanikolas, Nelda Wolstenholme and Theral McDonald. Coffee Vic Bohne. Ways and Means Retha Armstrong and Edith Whitaker. Librarian Alice Papanikolas. Oquirrh East Stake News THE MAIN event for the Oquirrh East Stake will be a meeting: 11 P. Jan. F. Royal, general secretary of the Genea- -' logical Committee, will be the guest speaker at a special meeting to be , held Thursday, I Jan. 11, 7 p.m. the Lake Pres. Martin Ridge Ward. This keynote gathering will be the beginning of a genealogical course to be held each Thursday The halls were decked . . . the welcome mats were out . . . and people from far and near arrived to spend the holidays in this area. And many local homes during this special season were ringing with the joy and laughter of family and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Farrell J. Rob- at HOLIDAY VISITOR of Gordon Lynn Duckworth, has spent the holidays visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Duckworth in Magna. is Members of the James A. Monfamily attended funeral services recently for Mrs. Monsens brother, Carl Wesley Larson of Salt Lake City. Burial for the regarded man was made in Nephi, Utah. sen Job's Daughters Installation Participates In Big Airlift Conducted Friday At Temple Betty Ann Battenfieid To Marry Gordon Duckworth C-1- long-rang- 1s le ct La-Bar- Win a trip for 2 to Las Vegas! Come in for details. Trip to be j I given to customers of Cyprus Drug only. Feel lucky? You may pick one of the big prizes MYSTERY PAKS . . . $1.00 your choice. A graduate through the aviation cadet gram. 2606 Pueblo, Colo. E. Orman Ave., NO CHARGE FOR YOUR SHOPPING FUN! ANY PICTURE IN THE MAGNA TIMES Authorities say: Beginners? This is for you. Advanced? This is for you, too! Want to see your picture and a story in The Magna Times? We will be happy to accept a picture or take one without any charge. This applies to pets, couples celebrating golden weddings, people with hobbies, election of officers for church, civic, School or unions, etc. and we Just call us, shall be happy to serve you! This is your home-tow- n newspaper, designed to promote and help. We appreciate your cooperation. 297-565- ,1 pro- His wife, Louise, is the daughMedde, Health Aids, Beauty Aids! CYPRUS DRUG Jane Shelby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Shelby, 1326 Fernwood Dr., was installed as the new honored queen, Jobs Daughters, Bethel No. 10, Friday night at the Magna Masonic Temple. Other elected officers of the group include Deann Gaines, senior princess; Cheryl Stark, junior princess; Janice Gaines, guide, and Lora Jo Davis, marshal. Appointive officers are Claudia Fitzgerald, chaplain; Joan Bullard, treasurer; Annetta Papanikolas, recorder; Valerie Gass, librarian; Pam Campbell, musician; Debbie Nelson, first messenger, Susan Carrington, second messenger; Claudia third messenger; April Stark, fourth messenger, and DeAnn Isackson, fifth messenger. Others are Sharon Lemke, senior custodian; Timmy Turner, junior custodian ; Kim Simpson, inner guard; Joyce Smith, outer guard Marilyn Campbell, Bethel flag bearer; Mel-dru- M c N i n c h, electrician ; Debbie Mau, assistant recorder; Terry . Pam Hanson, Sally Gass and historians ; Debbie Lysenter, Annetta Sparks Jerri Howard, and Dana Marie Martin, reporters; Jean Lake, Anna Paulos, Phyllis Campbell and Denise Daniels, choir chairmen; Cheryl Breiner, Wendy Foil, Linda Moody, Elayne Paulos, Charlene Roberts, Janice Smith and Pam Walker, choir members. Installing honored queen was Jean Shelby, sister of the honored queen. Other installing officers were Lola Davis, narrator; Alice Ann Hoopes, guide; Martha Springer, marshal; Sarah Bisping, chaplain; Orpha Mikolash, musician; Juanita Allan, recorder; Suzan Baker, senior custodian ; Roberta Allan, recorder; Susan Baker, junior custodian, and Margaret Whittaker, flag bearer. j Mrs. Ray C. (Dorothy) Gaines is Bethel guardian and Frank Bowman is associate guardian. A reception in the Masonic Hall followed the ceremonies. . Another Christmas Stocking Gift; 6th General Managers Award Santa brought an extra gift in the form of the Sixth General Managers Safety Award to Bacchus Herculites at midnight Christmas Eve. marked a new safety milestone for the Bacchus plant, already holder of the best Hercules corporate safety record and the best industrial record in Utah, and a new round of safety prizes for The occasion Bacchus employes. Selection this time was from a list of 11 valuable gifts in- cluding: Two Samsonite folding chairs. Stainless steel flatware by Rogers (service for eight), plus a hostess serving set. Ceramic-coatefry pan. A Dacron sleeping bag. Trail kit and knife. Two space blankets for camp- six-pie- d three-poun- d ing and hunting. Horseshoe and dart games set. A can cart with one garbage can. A flexible shaft and wheel arbor attachment for electric drill. A Teflon-coate- d waffle iron. Duck decoys, offering both the inflatable and solid type. 40-in- Most popular selection in the group was the flatware set, with 464 requests. This was followed closely by the folding chairs, with 413; the sleeping bag with 399 and the waffle iron with 252. Others were the trail kit, 136; space blankets, 87; fry pan, 80; decoys, 73; game set, 65; can cart, 51 ; and extension shaft and arbor, 48. Polly's Pantry of Cyprus High School, the major received his B.S. degree in meteorology in 1957 from Texas A&M University. He was commissioned ter of Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Every one worth at least $1 .00 or more, more, more! . . . Make MISS BEAGLEY Major Farmer C-1- People-to-Peop- Tne young couple recited nuptial vows Nov. 25 in Elko, Nev. They were honored at open house Dec. 8 in the Lakeview Ward Chapel, Lakeview, Utah. The bride is a graduate of Cyprus High School and Beauty College in Salt Lake City. She is now employed at the Ritz Beauty Salon in Tooele. The groom is a graduate of Tooele High School and served two years in Germany with the U.S. Army. He is an employe of the Tooele Safeway store. Miss Betty Ann Battenfieid of Tucson, Ariz., betrothed bride C-1- 7 p.m. Everyone is invited to attend and learn how to do research in the library young and old are, welcome, says President William B. Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Beagley of Magna announce the marriage of their attractive daughter, Billie Jean, to Daryle H. Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Jones of Tooele. erts of Magna have had a very holiday season. pleasurable Their five children, spouses and children, have been home for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Max Robison (Joan) and six children came from Hayward, Calif. They also visited with Mr. Robisons parents, the J. B. Robisons, of Salt Lake City. Mrs. Barbara Wickens and three children traveled from Vallejo, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Roberts and three children arrived from Los Angeles, Calif. They also visited with the T. K. Memmotts of Bountiful, Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Farrell John RobMaj. Darrell Farmer, son of erts Jr., and six children moMrs. Evelyn Farmer, 2749 S. tored from Ogden and Mr. and 8700 West, participated in the Mrs. Kenneth S. Roberts and recent 10,000-mil- e airlift of the four children of Magna joined 101st Division units to Vietnam the family celebration. All enthe largest and longest aerial joyed Christmas dinner todeployment in history. gether. On Dec. 30, the group were Maj. Farmer, an aircraft comguests at the F. John Roberts mander, flew aboard one of the Jr. home in Ogden to celebrate Military Aircraft Command the 86th birthday anniversary (MAC) transports that airlifted of Mrs. Annie J. Stock, mother units of the 101st the famed of LaPriel S. Roberts. She is Screaming Eagle s from Ft. residing in Ogden this winter Campbell, Ky., to Vietnam. with a son, but has lived at the The deployment dubbed OpRoberts home in Magna for the eration Eagle Thrust began winters. several will be read with interest by the many friends of the prominent pair. past Nov. 17. MAC Starlifters imStock Mrs. has Although carried and she Cargomasters and eyesight, hearing paired more than 10,000 troops and has generally good health and tons of some 5,000 to friends equipment sends greetings many in Magna. during the giant airlift. e The fanjet, PROGRAM ENJOYED AT which cruises at 500 miles an hour, carried a normal troop An April wedding at Christ ed from Cyprus High School load of 94 or a combination of Church Methodist is planned by and Utah Technical College in D OF P YULE PARTY troops and cargo. The paraSalt Lake City. Betty Ann Battenfieid and GorMembers of the Pleasant troopers wore combat clothing don Lynn Duckworth. Green Camp, Daughters of Utah and carried their weapons The couples engagement is SCIENCE TEACHERS Pioneers, held a most enjoyable aboard the aircraft. LEARN ABOUT SEX being announced by the brides Who teaches teachers to teach Yuletide party Thursday at the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Byron F. Other MAC airlift of cargo, Pleasant Green Ward. The With classes on sex educasex? Battenfieid, 5901 E. Sylvane and passengers to global troops were luncheon tables attractivetion growing in grade schools Street, Tucson, Arizona. destinations, including Southa around decorated ly and schools holiday high throughout the Mr, and Mrs. Alfred J. Duckeast without continued Asia, the question is more theme. worth of Magna are parents of country interruption Operation academic. during than Hostesses were Alice Carter, the prospective bridegroom. In some communities, courses Faye Buckner, Phyllis Harkness Eagle Thrust. Miss Betty Ann, a graduate on sex and reproduction are and Vervene Shaw. Tremendous Strides of Yuma High School, will rebeing taught to high school sciVocal solos were given by ceive her degree in English eduence teachers by scientists from Lanee Hales, The Girl I MarPiloting one of the lead cation from the University of the schools of medicine. Faculty was Gen. Howell M. Estes I and Enjoy Being a members of the departments of ried, Arizona in June. She is a memMAC commander, who said: Girl. Welcker Kristine was the Jr., ber of Phrateres and the ASUA pharmacology, biology, and obThe airlift demonstrates the accompanist. stetrics and gynecology are givCommittee. strides MAC has tremendous Reid Beatrice the lesson courses the on their own gave ing The bride-eleis circulation in made Melissa on Bloomfield and without pay, to teachers. strategic airlift capadesk clerk at the UA College of time, in very recent years. Our We hope the courses will Johnson. bility Medicine Library. enable the teachers to answer aircrews are trained to carry Mr. Duckworth was graduat- combat-read- y questions and present relevant CARD OF THANKS troops and their material in their classes with I wish to extend my sincere equipment anywhere in the Adah Chapter to Meet greater knowledge of a most im- thanks to everyone for their world in a matter of hours and portant subject area, say the many kindnesses during my two accomplish it on a right, fixed The regular meeting of Adah teachers. schedule with the able backing (Less than four per cent of weeks in St. Marks Hospital, Chapter, O. E. S., No. 15, will be for their cards, flowers, calls. of our support and maintenance in teachers colleges restudents held Wednesday, Jan. 10, 8:00 personnel. ceive courses on the teaching of I am most grateful. p.m. in the Magna Masonic Temsex education, according to a Rose Rasmussen The general added: There is ple. survey made by the Information no Host and hostesses will be Center on Population Blessed is that person who has question that this ability to Problems.) units to a war found his niche in life and is move division-siz- e Barbara and Jack Schneller, Elzone quickly is a vital deterrent happy in filling it. vie Isackson, Nancy Whitaker Faith is a gift of God which to general war. man can neither give nor take and Eloise Wrathall. of or rewards away by All members are urged to promise No matter how many friends MAC crews from seven U.S. menace of torture. a man has, there comes a time bases Thomas Hobbes participated in the airlift. when he has too few. Maj. Farmer is a member of the 63rd Airlift Wing at Norton AFB, Calif. "in evening Miss Beagle y Recites Vows Home for the Holidays Adah Chapter 6, STUFFED DATE DROPS easier cookie by using diced dates, large pecan pieces and chocolate chips in the batter. Then frost the same.) 70 dates, pitted and stuffed with V4 pecan cup shortening 04 cup brown sugar 1 egg, beaten cup sour cream H4 cup sifted flour Vi tsp. baking powder hi tsp. soda hi tsp. salt Cream shortening, sugar til light; beat in egg. Sift dry ingredients and add alternately with sour cream. (1 tbs. vinegar in measuring cup then add enough canned milk to make hi cup.) Stir in dates, a few at a time, carefully coating each one. Drop onto greased baking sheet (a datecookie) and bake 400 degrees about 7 minutes. Should be light brown. Cool and frost with 1 sq. butter browned over heat. I add a little brown sugar and some canned milk. Stir over heat until thick and pour into 1 pkg. powdered sugar. Beat like crazy or use electric mixer. (You can make this an CARAMELS 2 2 1 1 cups sugar cups light syrup sq. butter can evaporated milk Vi tsp. soda 1 tsp. vanilla 1 cup nuts, If desired pinch salt Melt butter in large, heavy pan. Coat the sides of the pan with butter and add sugar and syrup. Stir until sugar is dissolved, then put lid on pan for a few minutes. Add soda to canned milk and slowly pour into hot mixture. Watch carefully, as it foams up and might boil over. Add dash of salt and cook on medium heat until mixture forms a firm ball. (I use a Taylor thermometer and cook candy to 232 degrees and mine turns out just perfect.) Remove from heat and keep stirring. Add vanilla and pour Into a buttered 8x8x2 pan. Set aside u just barely warm in the middle, t work the sides loose and turn out waxed paper (this is the easy waj it out). When completely pt small pieces with clean cool, sciss Wrap in waxed paper squares store in cool place. Makes 125Pieces, SHRIMP DIP 1 pkg. cream cheese softened can frozen condensed ere , shr'mp soup, thawed tbs. horseradish P' Worcestershire sauc can small shrimp, draine cleaned if they need it Assorted wafers z. 1 1 chelae'1 S0Up and W1 talce sme then ssiVhorseradish and Wo shire sauce. Last, add shrimn flavors blend in or more. Serve with wa7ers. for 1 itty-pitty-pizz- rolsWraTfT 1 bUP8 r dpI ground beef lb. ground sausage 1 onion, minced nieata and onion tc DraiTnnff grease. Add; , PePPern1 dic fine'pleces6 can tomato sauce 1 can tomato lots of accentpaste and baal 2 ?s7esugaTn Jb. 1 SpooTTn dollar-sU- e utteredu pizzas. Polly" 3 Mal |
