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Show and fir until thi cliten ha soflcne.l. Siir in juice grated onion and sail. Chill until the mixture is the consistency of e.ig whites. Siir in the remaining ir.L'redii-ntand pour into a large or individual molds. Chill until firm. L'nniokl on salad greens ami garnish with a dab of dressing and a sprig of parsley. Serves 6. 3 s Finder Marcr By Serves Glenna ViklunH Eyes Wedding Plans Miss Glenna Yiklund and Dahl R. Jackson exchanged wedding vows July 13 in Bryan Ward, Bishop Harold 0. Gunncrson of the Cintral Park Want officiat- 8. ORANGE MILK FLOAT cup (8 oz. frozen orange 1 juice, undiluted cup white sugar 2 cups milk 1 pt. vanilla ice cream 1 qt. carbonated water Defrost and stir orange juiec before measuriitg. Mix orange juice, sugar and milk until sugar is dissolved. Chill in the frig, until serving time. Into a tali glass put cup of orange juice mixture. Add 1 scoop of ice cream and fill glass with carbonated water. Stir briskly to blend. If desired, top with a dab of whipped cream or more ice cream. Garnish with berries or other unsweetened fruit. Serves 8. and Richard Jackson ushered. Lynn Yiklund also assisted in the reception line. 2 cinnamon sticks 12 whole cloves 6 tea bags or 3 tbls. black tea 2 cups boiling water cup corn syrup or Mt cup From my pal in Minneapolis comes a couple of new supers. Hope ya like em. As it is election year, how would ya like a Clarella Neilson Repeats Nuptials sugar SALAD grape juice cup lemon juice Terry C. Peck claimed Miss 1 tsp. grated lemon rind 1 head of lettuce Neilson for his bride Clarella 1 tsp. lb. ham or salami, cubed grated orange rind in a double ring ceremony held 1 qt. gingerale V lb. swiss cheese, cut in Combine spices and lea in a ' strips howl. Add boiling water and jtf A cup sliced ripe olives brew uncovered for 5 minutes, 2 tbls. pimiento, chopped Stir and strain. Add cither su-2 tomatoes, cut in eighths gar or syrup. Cool at room tern- cup salad oil 3 this., wine vinegar perature. Combine tea mixture, VS tsp. salt fruit juices and rind and re- dash of popper frigerate. When ready to serve 1 clove garlic, minced pour over ice in a punch bowl. Add the gingerale. Serves 8 to Break lettuce in bite-siz- e chunks. Add the meat, cheese, 10. Here is another party-prettolives, pimiento and tomatoes. Chill in the refrigerator. Com- and delicious salad. RASPBERRY TANG bine oil, vinegar, salt, pepper MOLDED SALAD and garlic in a jar for dress1 pkg. raspberry gelatin ing. Just before serving shake Vi cup hot water 1 pkg. (3 oz.) cream cheese 1U Vi cup salad dressing or may- -' onnaise 1 can ( oz.) crushed pineapple 1 banana, diced V cup shredded coconut Serving the Holladay, Cotton Vi cup chopped pecans wood and East Mill Creek comVi cup cream, whipped munities of South Salt Lake Dissolve gelatin in. hot water. County. CooL Blend in cream cheese Application to mail as second and salad dressing together Mrs Terry C. Peck :Jass matter is pending at the until smooth. Then add gradupost office at Midvale. Utah ally, the pineapple, banana, July 20 at the Reception CenOffice-47- 08 Holladay Blvd. coconut and pecans. When the ter. Kirk L. Brimlcy, former 6 Phone: gelatin begins to thicken, com- LDS bishop, officiated. Salt Lake City 17. Utah bine it with the cheese mixture. The bride is a daughter of Plant 136 N. Main, Midvale, Place in individual molds and Mr & Mrs Q. 11. Neilson, 4720 Utah chill until firm. Serve on nests Wander Lane (2590 East.) HolPhone AM of lettuce an top with whipped laday. cream. Wonderful served with Subscription Rates: The groom is a son of Mrs $3.00 per year dainty sandwiches for bridge, Earl J. Black, Turkey, former25 cents per month by carrier tea or supper. Serves 6. ly of Salt Lake, and the late Published every Wednesday Do try this one. Clifford V. Peck. J. Parr Godfrey, Publisher MOLDED included Bridal attendants J. Kay Aldous. MACARONI and CHEESE Miss Dixilce Olccn. maid of r 1 envelope Knox gelatin honor; Miss Janet Taylor, Mrs b cup cold water Wayne Neilson and Miss An4 water hot Owner cup nette Lcllcw. Flower girls wore 1 cup grated American cheese Miss Katherine Neilson and Transferred 1 tbls. lemon juice Just listed, this Miss Kristcnc Neilson. 2 tsp. grated onion brick beauty in excellent Best man duties were assum1 tsp. salt Holladay location, immacued by Richard Spiers, while 2 tbls. chopped parsley late home and yard, carpets, Darol Neilson, Wayne Neilson. 1 tbls. drapes, large amusement chopped pimiento Russell Olecn and Kelly Lctchr room in walk-ou- t basement. 4 cup diced celery Daniel Neilson was Priced to sell at l'i cups cooked and broken ushered. bearer. Steven Peck, brothring macaroni $24,500 Vz cup mayonnaise or salad er of the groom, also assisted Call Kam, CR today in the line. dressing A- -l REALTY a honeymoon to Soften gelatin in cold water. Following 4211 Shannon St. HU Add hot water and stir until Las Yogas, the newlyweds plan Realtor dissolved. Add grated cheese to reside in Salt Lake. SENATE 3 ml ' y Neicrhbor 278-282- Editor-Manage- 1 Radio and TV Sale ALL TRANSISTOR RADIOS earphone, antenna, battery, case Reg. $16.95 NOW reg. $2.98 on Special ofL Reg. $39.50 19 NOW inch NOW K. FISHER - i j , ; BUY j ,., vt y y 7' interest in many different enterprises, all of them indicate a very good ability to complete whatever job or prospect the writer undertakes and the variation in size of loops shows a genuine friendliness to people with very narrow limits governing the acceptance of a few (rusted, confidential friends. This writer has had some disillusioning experience long ago which, however, is still a strong influence in his life. The original incident may have been forgotten but the feeling of having be prepared to ward off or j tu counter being taken advantage of or to hurt in some way remains. The writer is constantly alert Miss Durian Densley and Ron-- : to resent imposition. This is aid L. Kclsch arc planning to illustrated by the long straight wed Sept. 7 in the Manti LDS beginning strokes found in ra first line, storm y", and Temple. Announcement of lhe engage-- ! which, third line, "to and fourth line. ment and forthcoming mar- - shore, The writing shows a person hrido-lo-; riage is made by the who has a flair for anything bes father, Norman Densley, along musical, poetic, literary 2996 Cruise Way. Miss Densley or art stic lines. He likes fine is the daughter of the late Mrs quality and has good taste. Densley. Parents of the groom are Learn to Mr & Mrs Clarence O. Kclsch. 1411 Laird Circle. Following the ceremonies, the eouple will be honored at a wedding brcakiast in Sterling. ADULTS That evening, the newlyweds CHILDREN will greet guests at the Lion The reader who wrote this quest.on sent only a smail piece of her writing and a clipping from her boyfriend's writing. Without sufficient writing, such! a quest.on cannot be adequate- ly answered and in the spare of this column, only a few charac- ter traits can be discussed. The writer rtust make her own decision as she would have to da even were full analysis of the two wr.tings pro-- : pared. i Durian Densley Plans Nuptials j Swim! ,K House. will inBr.dal attendants clude Miss Jana Kay Kclsch, maid of honor; Mrs E. Gene Shumway, matron of honor; Miss Celcstia Van Tusscnlirock and Miss Katherine Kenke. Jurioi bridesmaids will be Nan Densley. Miss Kathy Kclsch, Miss Norma Dawn Densley and Miss Susan Kclsch. Flower girl will he Miss Kristine Kclsch. Best man duties will ho assumed by K. Arnold Preecc, while Franz Kclsch ushers. Miss Densley has studied at Snow College where she was affiliated with Lambda Delta Sigma. TOfS HOLLADAY FUN SPOT 402C Highland Dr. New Classes Start Tomorrow July 6 10 Lessons ($10 for 2nd 5AFETY $12 Child) SKILLS TAUGHT IN EVERY CLASS! fence in your yard cr patlc . . . i , Toggery WATCH Closeouts CRUSER 40 total guarantee 149 COME ALL! 26th Annual Salt Lake r W, sfivlT MONEY ORDERS, FISH and GAME LICENSES FA 6 BIG DAYS August 20th to 25th County Fairgrounds, Murray big PAKAbB August In Downtown Murray 20th Off Pykettes Women's Blouses Sizes DOWN u uu UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY CS NO MONEY e Closeouts 8 g hi Z $1.95 County DRUG! Free Pescription Delivery LIGHT A GAS BILLS; ., . ; 6085 Highland Dr. 31 president. 3 j Prescription Specialists pay FTSA 1962-6- Students Added to Olympus PTA Reg. $169.95 88 - CR at Philco Tape Recorders 81 Radios 21" & Up Continental CR $044 set AM-F- M All Other Albums $29 Collins, c 88c $100 ning committee of the FTSA. 'The association was recently organized under the leadership of Mrs II. B. COME ONE! , NOW Olympus student body leaders, front row, Jinr Wright, president, Doug Bagfey, vice president; scrond row, Barbara Barton, secretary, Ruth Buckmillff, historian, are a few of the student representatives on the central plan J y .A.. T.V. . $3.98 x Briefcase Portable 3 Record Albums tlC ' r" ' 4 tt. The PTA organization at scheduled classes with the stu- roaming around the halls or Olympus high school is adding dents. Each class will be short- eating in the bleachers of the an S to its title to signify the ened in length so that parents gym, Mrs Collins pointed out. stu- will have a chance to visit all The students are backing the rccognit.on of Olympus effort to get a new caieteria dent body as a functionng part of their children's classes. of the local unit. Faculty presentation meetings and will continue to do so, The heads of all student body w II be held Oct. 24, Nov. 28, she stated further. John Sharp, a student, is organizations met with Mrs H. Jan. 30, and Apr. 24. They arc B. Collins. PTA president, to scheduled for Wednesdays from heading a safety committee to discuss the possibility of in- 3 to 4:30 p.m. At each of these formulate some solid rules for afternoon meetings, three dif- bettering Olympus safety recluding the students in the will cord. He is working in conjuncThe ferent faculty members association. a decided students unanimously program concerning tion with the PTSA. present THE THUNDERBOLT, a stuto work with the PTA group. their department. dent newspaper published at The Olympus unit shall now be Students will be available at will carry a PTSA known as the PTSA. the school at each of the meet- Olympus, The student leaders have met ing times to offer baby sitting column. In turn, the organization will give monetary backing five times with the PTSA cen- services. to the student papTr for publishtral committee to help plan acorAs members of the PTSA ing expenses. tivities for the next school year. ganization, the students have Parents, teachers and stuThe f.rst mnetion of the .agreed to. make baby sitting dents of Olympus are urged to luncheon to a host he will group avajiabic t0 mothers with young the. PTSA for an active Wednesday, Sept. 26, )CSinnn8 children while meetings' are ,jo.n 1962-6season.' al noon. In the afternoon, par- prctine conducted:'1 communicate cuts will attend regularly fnf0rmation between their homes 'and the school; prepare decor- Ju'dfth Ann Pulham ations for spec.al meetings; Sets Nuptial Plans paint posters for advertisng Wallace Reed Vance plana to purposes; participate in the safety drive; and help plan wed Miss Judith Ann Pulham in all activities. Logan LDS Temple' riles Sept leaders student the jll. Recently meet Parents of the engaged pair inahnnln Heights Jttfoe for a visited various schools outside w "District or'cranite to ohscrveiare Mr A Mrs B. Fred Pulham JJ! inghT' 2600 East, and lvanThomaTijncsfonowing luncheon facilities al the! Jr., 1848 South tnnkiMr & Mrs Reed Vance, 1595 Ddbcrt their wedding at Logan Temple spools. SjnfJter Woodland Ave., (3195 South) of the julv gQ Attendants to the bride will gath-Mr- s information the & Mr Using The grooms parents, Miss Judy Shcya, maid include Hanstudents, Rex Phillip T. Lines, 730 Emer- cred by the Mi h()nor. Nancy Pulhanii hosted a wedding son, Dr H- son Ave mescntS Miss Shauna Sue Pulham, Miss J CoHins low ard AsMrs , brcakiast earlier in the day . Miss to the Granite School Tamara Lee Pulham, and sisting were Mrs Alfred Wood- a request Marean Pulham, all sisters oi to be a cafeteria for Board house, Mrs William Lomax, and bride: Miss Shauna Vance, built at Olympus High. The rc- - the Mrs Doris Barker. of the groom sister Tho bride. Miss Nancy Engar quest was submitted July 10. gra(Juate pulham ig is a daughter of Mr & Mrs Karl Presently, only 200 Olympus from lhe university of Utah. Dr. to cat Eastwood be 3151 seated can students J. Engar. where she was affiliated with Attending the bride were Sirs their lunches. The total student Sigma Chapter, Lambda Delta William R. Shaw Jr., matron of body numbers 1700. Sigma That leaves 1500 students honor: Miss Janet Cundick, Mrs! Mr Vance has attended the U. Don C. Gee III. Mrs Donald! architecture. He is af studying Lee Jensen, and Miss Carol Delta Phi Kappa. with filiated Rites Set Peterson. Miss Dianne Trice August The couple plans to honey was flower girl. By Engaged Pair moon to Sun Valley and reside Douglas P. Lawson Jr. stood, in Salt Lake. for Completing plans as best an. while Gary G. Bar-- ; 18 wedding at Skaggs rett. K. Jeffrey Barker, Charles Aug. Chapel of the Iirsl p. Engar. Rodney P. Engar, MemorialChurch are Mias Leslie Richard G. Evans, and William Baptist M. Ram- - Subscribe to The Elwood and Muir Gail Neighbor R. Shaw Jr. ushered. The bride attended Brigham scy & Mr The bride's parents, Young University. Mr Lines will A. Muir, 1893 E. continue his studies at Univer- Mrs Douglas Millbrook ltd. (3395 South,) will has He fall. the in of Utah sity host a reception at their home completed an LDS British misthe evening of the wedding The sion. date. is the son The groom-tn-hRam-k- . 2273 of Mrs Michael 3723 South 9th East South GOO East. Bidden to attend the bride have been Mrs Kcrton Dale, REPAIR matron of honor; Miss Elaine, Davies apd Miss Carolyn Bleak, 25 years experience Flower girls will he Miss Linda aileen knitwear Reasonable Prices Westbrook and Miss Ruth Ann Pedal Pushers Westbrook. Muir has studied at the Miss REED Sizos 9 16 University of Utah. The couple plan to honeymoon 6271 Highland Drive San Francisco and reside in jn "I i Salt Lake. 1 STEREO and HIFI 1 ' 3 2 cups ' Kristy Yiklund. Darwin Jackson stood as best! man, wh.le Neal Yiklund, Wayne Cliristiannsen, David Jackson GRAPE SPARKLER now! i ed. Parents of the couple are Mr & Mrs Glenn E. Viklund, 028 Blaine Ave., and .Mr & Mrs Fred Jackson, 2741 Blair St. Bridal attendants were Mrs Wil s Mrldrum, matron of Brid.il attendants were Mrs; Wilis Meldnim, matron of hi in or; Miss Sharon Muffett, Missj Jan Schocnlcld and Miss Nina Fisher. Kiower girl was Miss s insect-chewe- Fd-tnr- s Miss Kurerw Were finally goin to do it! dressing well and pour over Yup, were goin fishin! Were the salad and toss lightly. goin to have the pleasure of sleeping on lumpy beds, under so many covers that ya have to ! put a bookmark in to find yourself in the morning. Well get sunburned and N Well get soggy o' o seats and feet, but we'll have a .ball! We'll drown a couple of Lhundred worms (at a nickel ' apiece) and maybe hook on to 3 a trout or two that is only O' gonna cost us alout twenty-fiv- e 3 bucks apiece! But, we wont have to worry about sprinklers, weeds, irri-- C tJ " gating the garden or what we M gonna eat tonight". Some one c else will be puttin out the cat o and waterin the house plants. o I can hardly wait! Before I take off for the wilds, how would ya like some more food fixins? Eat hearty The writing shows a responl.rslie Warner King Neighbor Staff Writer sive. impulsive, friendly indi- Note: If you have idual who has many speaking question about your nr. tine, and a few very send in a small specimen which acquaintances The trait close relationships. can be used In this rouinn.) showing a person's preferences in irivndships is shown in the What can you tell me about lower loons in letters. Look at this person? 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