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Show ALD, Prove Utah, Thursde Septernbe: 26, 1974 You Consume Nostalgic Look| ily e fostaigia, a new kind of elegance of detail For example, a superb a ine influenced by quard than ever and longerstyle: some shawls and soft co! and cable knits. emphi turtle and Vinsets. Colors are in the classic tradition navy, brown, burgundy, grey with y oi solt paste Bays everywhere strongly look. Westrn approve of of thethe Western new-look- approve new-look- \ sion of the arg: i ; super-size single moif in a ;: less style. ae nd this season's version of plaid jacquard cardigan the ned in red, is boldly The award’ 1 white and gt have nelu te cowboy ies say the typical Americaneats far tov much sugar, andin fact, needsno . More patterns oeaf he “ags and "30s shows thethe !avival does rising cost of sugar may Many i The cla handsome a contrasting ool-look knits Stiongel a! toes in sin style knifs such green, navy and leath The collections of sw s andshirts thattypify the Fall e ‘74 feeling are from Donmoor embroidery Denim pants have rugged stitching down thesides. Myriad patterns include and Van f vertical diamonds, NEWSPAPE plaids, tartans and heathers. sugar as such in a nutritionaily balanced diet But few of us are aptto give up sweets altogether. So here are some ideas for making desserts wecteneddi ith either Jess sugar or natural subsutuces. Cook apples in frozen unsweetened apple juice or orange juice concentrate or sweet cider to make applesauce. ee MRS. LUE GROESBECK LAW and blendinto stiffly be Begins New whites to makefruit Autumn Season Choose the ripest fruit you can find if you plan to serve it raw ‘Then sweeten,if necessary 's better alittle corn syruj than sugar for purpose anywi because e syrup ‘The first ihe meeting of Utah eld Wednesdayat Groesbeck Law overview of the year's program “Broadening Kamiko, in classic Japanese attire, entertained the group by toppin describing someof the Japanese customs and performing severai Japanese dances. At the tea house members were served the maincourse of cl ein, fried rice, crisp noodies and ambrosia salad. and sticky HERE IT iS! It reduces the graininess of frozen desserts such as refrigerator tray ice creams, ice milks, ices and sherbets. ITVS Dl INV3I19 ISHOH SNOILWIU) S.NOILVN i A reception will honor the newlyweds this evening at the Women’sCultural Center. A wedding breakfast alsofeted the newlyweds today in the Wilkinson Center on Brigham Young University campus. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Max C. Elliott, Provo, and Dr. and Mrs. Ray L. Jones, Northridge. Calif A price for every budget... A size for every family LIGNTWeIGNT | Brimball greeting and ushering. Football Time Shouid Include Tailgate Part Special guests are Mr. and Mrs. Lorin F. Jones, Prove, and Mrs. Lovica Cruweil, Salt Take City, grandparents of the es, anuts, fi NEW YORK (UPI) — In chicken bridegroom; and Mr. and Mrs. Some tailgate parti or parking !ots near the football John A. y, Ogden ani L. Elliott, Provo, grandparents stadiums Saturday afternoonsall picnics are complicated but fun. kinds of cheerful sounds ring out Sample: cooking on the site a of thebride during pre-game time. Sunday Spaghetti dinner. using a Pre-nuptial parties were given afternoons, too portable kitchen set up in a byCindie Ercanbrack, Salt Lake Thetailgate party and picnic camper Qty; by Mrs. Robert Peity and n, now 4 fixture eachfall, ‘Thetailgate party has been the Mrs. Richard Call; another by * Mrs. David Alpin and Mrs. takes place among fans of the mother of invention. Most Lowell Miller; and a party by college. high school, sandlot and inventing occurs when owners of proteams. Mrs. Joe Moore, Mrs. Gus Shick the host vehicle searchfor a way and Mrs, Richard II ofFalls Victuals rangefrom (he simpie to make the var be seen from —brownbag containing bottle of afar — distinguished enough to Chureh, Va beer or soda and sandwich 104,be spotted almost inst The newlyweds will reside in the really splendid> chamg e. among the acres of cars on t Burbank, Calif. French bread, whole cold hugeparking lots. JRadarange. MICROWAVE MRS. 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Stoic, Grem The signal system makes it easier for late arriy d for thefree y S isn't helps. Or a bunch of he: filled balloons —dist prearrangedasto color ) guests heading for your parts Tecognizeinstantly In parking lots befo: gameparties persons have been seen sitting on car roofs standing —and waving —or flats or clothing. Pants An unusual hat Anythingthatflutters well. Yes, bras havebeenseen The most popular place for flying the identitying signal: the car aerial Hats, si kets, pennants, banners, bunches of oversized plasticflow Another way of \letting carloads of guests know where your tailgate is parked: blow- ing a whistle. Persons somelimes sound bugles, bells, bombay taxi horns. The more el affairs A bowl of flowers al fresco eating and tablecloth suits such gating takes its name from the use of a station wagon’s tailgate as the foundation for the buffet setting When there's no wagon the trunk deck of the car becomes thetable The po PRINTS & SOLIDS parties on increased through the years. With today’s high food prices, os 4a mur of beer rleg Values to 1.79 Exclusive Amana 5-Yoa Tr tal Appliance Warranty! ALL SALES FINAL! Temple marriage ceremony solemnized | *os0u! PUD %HQ Of SBUJAMS YM UsOAy 420195 04 sdno4H jopads E ‘woo: ayOUS ISM 2m PUD UOOs BuAyuD sy BSIPUDYZIZW Mau ang “2404s ays NO UBam ayyM sBujans ayy uy daoeAs Of Q2UDY? ANOA 52104 ae 40%o oe Jeri Lea Elliott became the bride of Eugene C. Jones in a Ablue and white color scheme makes a less waiery mixture Horizons Through Nobel Prize will be accentedin pastelsfor the because it doesn't draw juices Winners’ reception event from the fruit program committe The consumersei vice depari- Hickman, chairman, ass ‘The bre will wear an elegant ment of C P © international, a Oneida Keller and Lenore gown of Spanish lace over major manufacturer of corn Dalley delust expected syrup. says the pric fashioned in a to but not in pri wrtion ta « that of sugar. nd sleeveedge. prep e Tt can be substituted f new officers of the club. Serving ‘The skirt flows in a modified entirely in a variety of foods with Mrs, Law will be Mrs. Aline and the peau de soie beverages. To make good Hickman,vice president, Donna cinnamon toast, blend 2 Snow, treasurer; Louise Young, chapel train paneled in lace is attached with a fabric bow just tablespoons of corn syrup with 3 secretary; Jennie Campbell, below the shoulderline. responding secretary and The elbow-length bridal and 1 teaspoon of s, Keller, program illusion veil cascades from & cinnamon. Spread on toast and ‘The opening social eventof the bouffant foldof illusion held to a broil until the spread bubbles. club was held in early September crownof lace, beads andsatin. Corn syrup can be substituted aS a progressive orienta! dinner Attending the bride will be the beginning with fortune cookies with water) for use in cold drinks and herb tea at the home of bridegroom’s sister, MaryJones, who will wear a pink gown with and It can take the Virginia Cutler. % arempire waistline. The party then progressed to Best man will be Lorin Ray the festive tea house at the and ham glazes Garden Apartments Condomium Jones, with Mr. and Mrs. Stan of syrup mak where BYU Japanese dancer, Watts and Mr and Mrs. Smoot Fall '74 offers new Gress upclassics in sweaters.Influenced by nostalgia of the ‘20s and ‘30s, sweaters combine the Eleganceofthe period with an uncluttered modern mood of today. The '74 version(left) of the argyle sprouts as a super-size single motif in a sleeveless sweater of 100 per cent Orion. Theall-important look for fall is in sportshirts. The rugged, woven Western model(right) complete with yoke also has an embroidered motif for added interest and go West young man authenticity. ithas a wide “he man” collar andis in denim blue of cotton polyester. lo nes in ! todayin the Provo LDS Tempie. Utah Sorosis Puree naturally sweet fruits such as ripe bananas or prun st Fugene acy G3 2s or no sugar will be needed Out They oo! Us Sf Uvorta @ / he Sh NEW YORK (UPI) — The cardigan with contrast color cluttered mi com! with Q Tee arch, Sugar Anyway It’s a Classic Fall for Boys a Page 38 yds tor | ad Today rhru Sat., Sept. 28 FREE PARKING aaa Sat $:30-9 PL OPEN WOR. SAT. 9.36 Pak Sot 220 6 Pak San 12 CENTERVILLE GRANGER 290 E. Pages Lene 1616 W.3500 5, OREM MURRAY 55S, State Stent 56505. 9008. require the hosts to second mortgage For example, a $5 per person spread might inchide. whole cold chicken. i nuts and Another tailgate pack the pienic-light lip ig way re; at m a ligh ight, inexpensive styrofoam ice and drink chest. They comein all sizes. Your best price probablywill be toundatthe local beer and soda in cans rather than botths. Even then you can cut down weight by s¢ paper plates, napkins. Opt for plastic spoons, knives and forks |