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Show THE WEST MOUNTAIN TIMES, DECEMBER 17, 1981, PAGE SIX Hercules announces awards, purchase: Bacchus Works MAGNA The Hercules Aerospace Division Bacchus Works near Magna has been presented its second award for excellence in industrial security. The security recognition, the James S. Cogswell Award, was presented by the regional industrial security director at a brief Hercules ceremony which honored key members of the security staff, including security supervisor T. W. Billis. A. W. Hazen, director of industrial security for the Defense Investigative Services San Francisco region, described the award as an impressive recognition for Hercules in making the presentation to Bacchus Vice President and General Manner Garv R. Muir. The Bacchus Wonts received its fust Cogswell award, named for the first chief of a centralized office of industrial security, in 1975. Recipients this year indude major aerospace companies such Martin as Lockheed, McDonnell, Marietta and Honeywell. Singled out for recognition were Marlon Lloyd, Michelle Hansen, Tanya Loney, Chris Somers, Leo Pritchett, Jay Rentmeister and Beth Lambert. can entertain kids do you SALT LAKE CITY-W- hat do with a household of children once Christmas is over? The Salt Lake County Library System has the answer. Film festivals have been planned at several libraries. A Between Holidays Film Festival will be conducted at the East Mill Creek Branch Library, 2266 Evergreen Avenue, daily Monday, Dec. 28 through Thursday, DNsc. 31 at 2 p.m. Films also be shown at the Kearns Branch Library, 3330 South 4220 west, on Tuesday, Dec. 29 at 2 p.m. and at the Magna Branch Library, 8339 West 3300 South, on Wednesday, Dec. 30 at 11 a.m. For further information on any programs of the Salt Lake County Library System, call ol 943-INF- O (943-463- Del.-Her- cules Belgium. Lextar began commercial production of Pulpex polyolefin pulps in April 1981 at a new facility in Deer Park, Texas. The purchase by Hercules of Lextar includes all of the technology patents, and assets of the Deer Park plant. In Europe, Lextar will continue to market and sell Pulpex for its present and future customers through various Hercules subsidiaries, and will be located at Hercules BV, The Hague, and The Netherlands. In the United States the company will maintain its corporate headquarters in Wilmington, Delaware, and will continue to supply customers from the Deer Park plant. For an interim period, Solvay will continue to assist Lextar in order to assure an orderly transfer of its responsibilities to Hercules. fronted them. The recovered property resulted in the clearance of seven theft and burglary cases including two in Ogden and five in West Valley City. Property recovered indudes the video game machine, jewelry, weights, tennis equipment, cassette and eight-trac- k recorders, cameras, tire pumps, footballs, tennis balls, calculator and ski equipment. Police detective Randy Pond is still searching for owners of much of the recovered property. Suspects are two males, one juvenile, 17, and one adult 18, who were recently released from the state industrial school in Ogden. Cancer clinic A cancer screening clinic will be held Wednesday, Jan. 6 at the Magna Community Building at 3041 South 8360 West, not on Jan. 9 as first published by the West Mountain Surprised citizen helps W.V. police Times. WEST VALLEY CITY-O- ver 33,000 of stolen property was recovered Dec 8 The clinic will be open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. For appointments, call Winter calls for hearty lunches, filling meals and party ideas. Here's one of each a stick main dish that is a family favorite and easy to make, hamburger stroganoff; a ddicious tomato soup that wont curdle and can be made from canned tomatoes; and an eggnog recipe guaranteed to be worth the time and trouble. EGGNOG Fry bacon. Remove it and let it cool enough to crumble while you saute the onions in the bacon fat. Drain fat. Add boiling water and sliced potatoes. When potatoes are done, add tomatoes, bacon, salt and peppers, and simmer for half an hour. Add bilking soda. lf Scald and add it to the soup. When it boils, add the flour and butter, rubbed together. Simmer, stirring for 10 minutes. dozen eggs 1 cup sugar 33 teaspoon salt 2 pints cream 2 cups milk , 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 teaspoon allspice 33 teaspoon nutmeg Y cup whiskey (optional) cinnamon 1 half-and-ha- HAMBURGER Separate eggs carefully. Beat the STROGANOFF yolks with the sugar until it begins to thicken and turn paler. Stir half the cream into it, then all the milk, the (Much easier, much less expensive, vanilla, the spices, and the whiskey. and almost as good as the real In another bowl, beat the whites with thing!) the salt until almost as stiff as a merengue (not quite). 1 ground beef In still another bowl, whip the 33pound onion chopped remaining pint of cream. Add the 34 cup butter whites to it and mix carefully, then add 2 tablespoons flour the entire glob to the yolks. Stir well. 1 teaspoon salt When serving, sprinkle cinnamon on 1 clove garlic, crushed or very finely top. Makes 23 servings. minced 34 teaspoon pepper pound chopped mushrooms, sauteed in 3 tablespoons butter 1 can cream of mushroom soup 1 cup sour cream noodles 34 RICH, HEARTY TOMATO SOUP Dont forget to cook the noodles fir- Brown meat and onions in butter ub- - st! pound bacon small potatoes 34 teaspoon salt 2 cups canned tomatoes 3 sliced onions water 34 teaspoon baking soda 2 cups 2 tablespoons butter 1 tablespoon flour 34 teaspoon pepper dash cayenne 34 6-- 8 Brown meat and onions in butter until done. Stir in flour, salt, garlic, pepper and mushrooms, and cook for another five minutes, stiring constantly and gently. Stir in soup and heat to boiling, still stirring. Simmer 13 minutes. Stir in sour cream, heat and serve quickly on cooked noodles. half-and-h- I WWW DECEMBER a, CHRISTMAS 4 SHOPPER 9 34 PRICE DnnM Mol tackiMd OFFER GOOD ONLY At: t 4-- yk (432 MPM if c It 34 V' Society J. Bradshaw, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bradshaw of 4290 Neilson Way, has been assigned to Keesler Air Force Base, Miss., alter completing Air West Valley police officers graduate Force basic training. During the six weeks at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, the airman studied the Air Force mission, organization and customs and received special training in CITY Graduates exercises at the new Utah Police Academy, 4323 South 2700 West, include three West Valley police department officers. Kelly G. Davis, Ronald M. Johnson, and Kent W. Timothy have completed their 400 hours of training at the new center, and are now back on duty in West Valley City. Robert C. W adman, department of public safety, was keynote speaker for the commencement exercises. VALLEY WEST of the eighth commencement human relations. In addition, airmen who complete basic training cam credits toward an associate degree in applied science through the Community College of the Air Force. The airman will now receive specialized instruction in . the Avionics systems field. He is a 1981 graduate High School. . Baldwin finishes SALT LAKE CITY Pfc. Sherrie A. Rupp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willis G. Rupp of 1904 West 4700 South, has completed basic training at Fort Jackson, S.C. During the training, students receive instructions in drill and ceremonies, weapons, map reading, tactics, military courtesy, military justice, first aid, and Army history and traditions. . Airman Bradshaw assigned to Keesler WEST VALLEY CITY-Air- Lee man special Army course VALLEY CITY Pfc. William J. Baldwin, son of JoAnna J. Beverley of 3133 W. Lehman Ave., has completed a specialist course at Fort Jackson, S.C. The course trains personnel to prepare and serve food in large and small quantities. Students receive training in baking, field kitchen operations, and the operation of an Army dining facility. He is a 1981 graduate of East High School, Salt Lake City. food-servi- COTTONWOOD HOSPITAL ST. MARKS HOSPITAL PENDELTON, Mr. and Mrs. Craig. 7242 Zana Lane, Magna, son. EVEY, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald, 4695 South 4212 West, West Valley Gty, daughter. KELLER, Mr. and Mrs. Roger, 4815 West 5215 South, Kearns, son. LOWE, Mr. and Mrs. Don E., 3332 Stanton Drive, West Valley City, daughter. WATTS, Mr. and Mrs. James, 4194 South Kings Valley Road, West Valley Gty, daughter. SOAKAL Mr. and Mrs. Panasai, 3329 South 4400 West, West Valley Gty, daughter. HOLY CROSS HOSPITAL GILBERT, Mr. and Mrs. Michael, 3130 South 4000 West, West Valley Gty, son. MADRID, Mr. and Mrs. Steve L., 2323 West 2780 South, West Valley Gty, son. LDS HOSPITAL Mrs. Kim, 3363 West Townsend Way, Kearns, daughter. DANIELS, Mr. and Mrs. Charles B., 7134 West 3980 South, West Valley Gty, son. ORR, Mr. and Mrs. Gerry, 3383 Baringwood Circle, daughter. A-PA- M1SINALE, Mr. and Mrs. Lopeti, 2936 West 3040 South, West Valley Gty, daughter. DIE, Mr. and WE DELIVER VALLEY WEST HOSPITAL MOALA, Mr. and Mrs. Vilisoni, 321 1 South 4900 West, West Valley Gty, son. STROHM, Mr. and Mrs. David Duane, 2394 West Robin Road, West Valley City, son. THOMAS, Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Rand, 2628 Wot 2800 South, West Valley Gty, daughter. SALT LAKE GTY Do you find it difficult to buy for that outdoorsy person on your Christmas gift list? If so, the Utah State Division of Parks and Recreation, a division of the Utah State Department of Natural Resources and Energy, has just the right gift to solve your dilemma. Fun Tags, annual day-us- e permits which entitle the holder entry into any Slate park or recreation area, may be just the gift you are looking for to make that recreationist friend happy on Christmas morning. Just $33 will purchase 365 days of outdoor fun and recreation for that special person and a car full of people he may wish to take along. This recreation permit is limited to Utah residents and is not transferable. Fun Tags may be obtained at the Northern Region office, 1345 W. 1000 No., or the Salt Lake Gty, Utah Salt Lake office, 1636 W. North Tem-pl- e, Salt Lake Gty, Utah, 20, 22, 24, 504 bags Hen Scratch 75 Sat. 9 5 Sun. 2 5 p m. i pass new family Funeral services were held Dec. 16, at McDougal Funeral Home. Interment, Sunset Gardens of the Valley. VALLEY CITY-Lo- ving Paul Worthen brother, Glen Williams, age 79, died Dec. 7. 1981. Born Aug. 4, 1902, in Bingham, Utah to John and Fannie Robinson Williams. Married Gladys Moesser, Nov. 16, 1922, in Salt Lake City. Retired in 1967 as of John and Jacks Heating. Enjoyed hunting, fishing, and farer ming. Survivors: Wife, one son, one daughter, all West Valley Gty, John (Jack) E., Mrs. Lyle (Colleen) McReavy; four grandchildren; seven great- grandchildren; one brother, John Earl, Salt Lake Gty. Funeral services were held Dec. 11 at McDougal Funeral Home. Interment: Valley View Memorial Park. , WEST VALLEY Henry Gill Henry Gill, 70, died Dec. 11, Salt Lake CITY-Bla- nche uteri bale t lor mink hortet Light Excavating Mich 35 ft. end 4 wl loader Garden Tilling 4 Leveling miniature J.u. tractor Lumber Treating meett state fed go v. specs specs We welcome your P.O.'s 7623 W. 2400 S. Magna ? 9696484 OQQOPOOOOOOOO 1981 in Gty. Born May 27, 1911 in Preston, Idaho to Robert and Sarah Ann Noakes Gill. Married Beatrice Webb, June 26, 1935, in Salt Lake Gty. Survivors: wife. Salt Lake City; daughter, Martha Davis, Salt Lake Gty; three sons, Howard, Ogden; Kenneth, Vernon, Utah; David, West Valley Gty; ten grandchildren; one brother, George, Bountiful; sister, Jessie Trubia, Alburqucrque, N.M. Graveside servioes were held Dec. 15, at Redwood Memorial Estates. Howes Hymas, 68, died Dec. 12, 1981. Born April 8, 1913 in Magrath, Alberta, Canada to Frederick Alonzo and Agnes Moir Baxter Howes, Married Willard Alfred Hymas Nov. 2, 1934 in Salt Lake Gty. He died April 15, 1972. Member LDS Church. Survivors: one daughter, Mrs. Jack L. (ReNee) Planner, two grandsons, Steve and Greg, all West Valley City; one granddaughter, Mrs. Rick (Stacey) Jones, Magna; one sister, Mrs. O.E. (Gladys) Density, Riverton, Utah. EQUIPPED - WEST VALLEY CITY Paul Don Worthen, 13, died Dec. II, 1981 at Primary Childrens Hospital. Born April 11, 1968 in Olympia, Washington to Henrie Tony and Mary Joan Guerin Worthen. Survivors: parents. West Valley Gty; two brothers, Marvin Lyn Worthen, Henrie J. Worthen, both West Valley Gty; two grandmothers, Mrs. Rowena Worthen, Panquitch, Utah; Mrs. Lillie Bristd, Olympia, Washington. Funeral services were held Dec. 14, at the Panquitch First Ward. Burial, Panquitch Cemetery. Blanche Hymas full cut fed. gov. chairperson and consumer studies department, cautions against going into Christmas on credit There is a psychological ease to she said, but spending on credit, there is a trade-of- f. You have the momentary pleasure of an instant purchase along with the burden and anxiety created with bills you dont want. If you cant pay for it now, bow will you pay for it later? husband, father, grandfather and Shavings state Dr. Afesa of the Glen Williams Pine Poles 4 Posts Utility Poles protein Credit makes Christmas shopping particularly convenient and many stores make charging even more convenient by delaying billing until February. You still have to pay for it and the interest charges during that period,' said Burton. Obituaries Lumber S4S 96 333-601- SALT LAKE CITY The pressure to spend is probably never greater than during the holidays. But for consumers who already have trouble controlling their credit usage, Christmas shopping is like being on a diet and keeping snack food on hand. If you see it, you want it. So stay away from temptation," said consumer specialist John R. Burton from the .University of Utah. People have a lot of ways of rationalizing unnecessary and extravagant purchases. On Sale is the worst one. Sales are often quite Slusionary because goods were almost never sold at the higher price to begin with. But telling yourself you got a good deal is a way to rationalize a desired purchase." We have now expanded our stock Nutro Doq Food 533-44- Credit shopping is tempting MOBILE PHONE CORP. RK for opportunities Tun Tags' offered for outdoors people SALT LAKE CITY-Sh- eriff N.D. Pete Hayward has announced that the Salt Lake County Deputy Sheriffs Merit Service Commission is currently accepting applications for correctional officer positions. Recent budget decisions will fund the hiring of 12 new correctional officers when the new jail wing is opened during the early months of 1982. In addition, other openings win become available WEST WEST Births YARD HOURS. TWTF 2-- p.m. $1.49 Wl 2700 South Mgna Rupp completes Army basic training of Granger -- promotion in this field are likely to increase in the future. Interested individuals should obtain copies of an information brochure, application and test announcement from the Deputy Sheriffs Merit Service Commission, 133 East 2100 South, Bldg. No. 3. Salt Lake Gty. Utah 84115, 533- 7020 or from the Salt Lake County Sheriffs Office, at the Metropolitan Hall of Justice. Correctional officers now being recruited Third and fourth graders from Webster Elementary help Jim Russell, right, Utah Power aad Light District Representative for the Magna office, and Julie Russell Thornton, left, decorate UPALs office Christmas tree. The children, from Lara Rasmussens dats, made a number of paper chains and decorations for the tree. (Photo by Regina Coats) the positions, Roller. Most all items can meet 3 Tacos AN ! Idaho Hay Cubes 50a bag or bulk, mm. Coal lump, bag or bulk Firewood Topsoil, Sand, Gravel Hey 4 Straw Railroad Ties new used 9 9 SPECIALS Monday Night Special Food I 533-671- 2. Kitchen comer , WEST VALLEY CITY A $20,000 grant received by West Valley City police from the Utah Highway Safety Program Office will enable the department to increase its enforcement of alcohol- - and violations. The grant, designed to deal specifically with the growing problem of persons driving under the influence of alcohol andor drugs, will mean additional officers on patrol to specifically enforce traffic violations usually displayed by persons driving under the said officer influence of intoxicants, Valeen Roller, department spokesman. The program will be carried out each day of the week with additional emphasis on nighttime and early morning hours, said Roller. Since Nov. 9, when the additional patrol first began. West Valley police have arrested more than 70 persons for driving under the influence of alcohol. The average blood alcohol of persons arrested during this time has been .16 percent Under Utah law, .08 percent or more is enough to presume the person is under the influence of alcohol, said InWILMINGTON, week the announced last corporated purchase of all of Solvay A Cie.s interests in their joint venture, Lextar, a manufacturer of synthetic pulps used for a variety of applications such as asbestos replacements, reinforcing nonwovens, and paper. Solvay is a diversified chemical comin Brussels, pany headquartered by West Valley police responding to a call from a citizen who found a video game in his backyard. Two males, who had been staying in the man's basement, ran when he con- Libraries career-oriente- said Sheriff Hayward. applicants, There is a rapidly growing need for in-who can perform jail dividual operations in a competent and approved manner. Unlike many government anti-alcoh- ol Lextar now owned solely by Hercules wins safety awards during the year due to turnover. d We are looking for WVC police receive grant The best printing in town. AND NOW THE BEST CONING DECEMBER 10th, ON OUR NEW XEROX COPIES NOW 82001 IN TOWN! BETTER QUALITY COPIES COPIES ANY WEIGHT OF PAPER. COPIES TWO SIDES, STAPLES ALL IN ONE EAST STEPI! (mam printing Cater wart Mat pMaa TypaaaMng SIZE, COLOR COLLATES, I I a sphsteeaptas Camara wars Raparta Pamphlets Byrne and much moral DrSBng among Ccaung Stapling a - Win VOUIT 1 CC3-171- 7 xros warns J . . |
