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Show THE GREEN SHEET Thursday, Aug. 18, 1988 gUSDaeQsGxsa St. Louis Honeymoon For The John D. Turners Out My Window Jennifer Morgenegg and John D. Turner exchanged their wedding vows in the Salt Lake LDS Temple on August 17. A dinner was held at the Lion House on August 16 and a reception given at Jordan El Reception center and also in St. Louis, Mo. Ethel Bradford pre-nupti- country is far north and the growing season short. Ive interviewed many a person and have become fairly sensitive to those Im interviewing. Ive met reluctance (for many reasons); overbearing, (keep your questions to yourself. I know what I want you to write); coyness (Oh, keep telling me how great I nice! beautifull intelligent I am) etc. Ive seen them all. But I recently interviewed two men who are here from the Soviet as part of the Hercules e Inspection Team and they proved to be On-Sit- an absolute surprise. All my built-iconceptions were on alert. No fear, but. . . how would they act? Of course they would speak English, but I wondered it they would understand. . . not just my words. . . but my meaning. n I neednt have worried. As Ralph Goff and I stepped from the car, two policemen slowly wandered toward us, but before they could say one word, a door opened and a friendly bear of a man rushed out calling, "Shes all right, shes all right. Its Ethel Bradford. I recognize her from her picture." What a greeting!!!!! It was Vladimir Zhukov who greeted me and, on entering their office, Vladimir Militsyn joined us and for the next two hours the four of us talked over tea, cookies and macadamia nuts. Now, I had planned to write about Soviet women and how they differed from us. As we spoke, however, I felt I was asking empty questions inasmuch as each answer showed me how alike we women are, instead of how different. Yes, they are married, with children. Zhukov and his wife Helena have a seven year old daughter, Tatiana, while Militsyn and his wife Vera have a 14 year old son, Alexis. Helena is an economist and Vera a chemical engineer. Children begin learning a second language in the first grade with 70 taking English. They are very serious about education and we could take lessons from them in this area. Their shops and stores are much like ours except their fresh food is limited because their Some women, they told me, choose to remain home while the children are infants, while others dont, just as we do. The men both laughed and said, yes, they help with the housework, the cooking and even the laundry. Their wives get their hair done, etc. etc. etc. The same as 1 do. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Morgenegg of St. Louis, Mo. She is attending Brigham Young University, teaches aerobics for BYU and at Spa Fitness in Provo and is a chairwoman for student dances. So many likenesses. . . so few differences. And, yes, they have women doing menial work there . . . but so have we. So have we. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. "Jack" Turner of Kearns. He is a Kearns high graduate and has graduated from the BYU with a B.S. degree in physical education-sport- s and is to attend graduate school at BYU. He has been a cheerleader at Kearns high, University of Utah, and Robyn Morgenegg. The flower BYU and is with the United girl was Nikki Balmer. Spirit Association. Best man duties were Assisting the bride as maid of performed by Kent Byer and the honor was Sonia Kunzelman and ushers were John Dorsey, John the bridesmaids were Tiffany Warner and Thane Eyre. The newlyweds will honeymoon Russell, Angela Pratt, Shellie Eyre, Jackie and Jodie Turner at St. Louis, Mo. and then make Other men of their group occasionally walked through the room as we talked, with a casual "Pardon me", or "Excuse me", and I felt as though I were interviewing a group of University Professors who were working on some project. And who are enjoying every bit of it, too. They spoke openly, with no reluctance, about the differences between now in the Soviet and then. They both stressed that in the past there had been so much utterly unacceptable, that, in the process of 'clearing the deck, so much was tossed out which should have been saved. That, they told, is one of the goals of the new regime. their home in Provo. Pre-nupti- al by Kay, parties were hosted and Susan Elva and Claudia Michelle Jennings, Turner, Tami Bench, Tiffany Russell, Vernell Ogilvie, Heather Squires, Barbara Granger and Florence Johnson. Sonnett Kenney I mentioned that when Gorbachev presented his views to the Politburo there was grumbling from some of the men. "Grumbling?" they said, "Of course there is grumbling. Men who have held a position and power for 40 years are not going to give that power up easily." It will be slow, but change is coming, they maintain. Is Now Mrs. Skip Henrickson Skip Hendrickson took Sonnett Lake LDS Temple on August 13. Kenney as his bride in a A wedding breakfast was held ceremony performed in the Salt at Midvale Mining Company and All of which, as you might surmise, impressed me very much. They are here as part of the Inspection Team, yes, but they are learning from us and I hope your fathers, husbands and sons who are their counterparts in the Soviet are doing the very same thing. And if you think Im doing some serious thinking about the Soviets and us, youre right. Serious, because in some ways, I think our interplay with the Soviet people here, is every bit as important as the national politicking now covering our TV from dawn to dusk. a garden reception given at the home of the brides parents, Dr. and Mrs. David B. Kenney of Cottonwood Heights. The bride is a graduate of Brighton high and is attending the University of Utah. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace G. Hendrickson, Jr., of Bennion. He graduated from is also Taylorsville high, attending the UofU and has filled an LDS mission to Phoenix, Arizona. Attendants to the bride were Jo Jennifer Kenney, Hendrickson and Linden Kenney. Cheryl Asbury was at the guest, Amy Both stories, even though one is getting 'second billing, will have results far into the next century. Wie should all be so serious and I hope their (and our) governments are also as serwus. book. I r If - , Performing the duties of best man was Ed Anderson and the ushers were Chad, Jeff and TJ. Hendrickson, Judd and Brian Kenney. After honeymooning in southern California the newlyweds will make their home in Salt Lake "Card Shower" Planned For Thelma Phipps City. parties were hosted by Darlene Parking, Jeanne Owen, Bonnie Crosland and Linda Florence. Pre-nupti- Thelma Phipps of Sandy is celebrating her 80th birthday on August 25th. Her family is inviting friends and family to join in a "card shower" in her honor, cards are to be sent to Thelma at 14 Tiny Wood Drive, Sandy, Utah, 84070. Shannon Simpson Is Given Scholastic Award Thelma, the oldest of 10 children, was bom on August 25, 1908 in Osgood, Missouri, to Frank and Leeta Todd. On September 25, 1927 she married Ralph Phipps in Chillicothe, Missouri. She and her husband honeymooned in Utah and then returned to live here in 1929. Ralph worked at Kennecott for many years and lived in Bingham before moving to Sandy. He passed away in 1978. Thelma is a member of the P.E.O. AE Chapter, Sandy Senior Citizens Center and the Chillicothe Free Methodist Church. She has belonged to two garden clubs, two extension clubs, and has been on the extension club council and (ladies agriculture) in Missouri. She is a Sunday School teacher and teaches crocheting at the Senior Citizen Center. Her hobbies include crocheting, crafts and raising canaries. While living in Copperfield she was a good friend of Ethel Weiss and Miss Duhigg, Deaconesses. Her family says, "Mom may be 80 this year but she is precious ' 1 and dear. She is spry as" can be, always busy you see, she is loving and giving, trying to make everyones life worth living. We love you momma dearest from the oldest to the youngest." Her children include Carol Vic) West Ingraham, Jordan, Clara Mae (Mrs. Bill) foach, West Jordan, Ralph (Patsy) Phipps, Jr., Independence, MO and Larry Phipps, Grant (Mrs. Ar The National Secondary Education Council has announced that Shannon Simpson has been named a Scholastic The NSEC gives recognition to superior students who excel in academic disciplines. Nominated for this honor by Mrs. Marilyn Johnson at Bonneville junior high, Shannon maintains a 3.9 GPA, and her name will appear in the Scholastic Scholar Directory. In to addition academic achievement, Shannon is a Wild West Clogger (championship division), plays piano, baseball, and enjoys camping and fishing. Shannon is the daughter of Jerry and Barbara Simpson of Taylorsville, and a granddaughter of Genevieve Simpson, the late A. Newton Simpson, Salt Lake City, and the late Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kirk of Raymore, Missouri. -- i Drex Else Goff 2 cups noodles, cooked 2 cups diced luncheon ham can American cheese Bake at 350 degrees for minutes. 25 1-- 1 (4 oz.) and pieces) 1 1 can mushrooms (stems Tblsp. grated onion cup canned milk 14 tsp. salt 1 regular sack potato chips While noodles are cooking, place potato chips in a buttered 2 quart baking dish. Mix mushrooms, onion, milk and salt and put in dish. Add noodles, ham and cheese. X J. Utley And Merrianne Apadaca To Wed HAM NOODLE SCALLOP 11 ) vj EDIBLES She has 10 grandchildren and 4 n Q. What causes cake mix to be lumpy? A. If cake mix is stored in a humid area, it may become lumpy. Slow beating will help break up lumps. While some small lumps may be visible in batter when a cake has been mixed to package according directions, they will disappear during baking. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Apadaca of Bountiful are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Merrianne Apadaca to Drex J. Utley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Morris M. Utiey of West Valley City. Miss Apadaca attended View-mohigh and her fianc attended Granger high. They were married August 12, at the Colonial Reception Center in Bountiful. immmmMQMQQOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOonnt nt |
