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Show r i' ;THE DESERET SAMPLER, Fri., Sept. 6, 1968 DOD Issues Statistics on Participation In Service Savings Deposit Program Statistics show the Uniformed Service Savings Deposit Program is continuing to grow in stature as military personnel in increasing numbers take advantage o. the saving plans that pays 10 per cent interest to members of the armed forces stationed overseas. Military personnel stationed in Southeast Asia account for approximately 45 percent ($161 million) of total deposits and 42 percent (83,585) of the total number of accounts. The Defense Department said Aug. 16 that new deposits in the million. Net cash balances on hand 3a 1968, as totaled $253.7 million. As of June 30, 1968, there were 197,313 participants in the program, a net increase of 48, June accounts during fiscal year 68. Although not expanding at a rate as fast as early in the program, 102 participation of eligible military personnel increased from 14.0 per cent on June 30, 1967 to 172 per cent on Jun 30, 1968. THE SAVINGS program was established under the authority of Public Law approved Uniformed Services Savings De14, 1966 and primarily aimed posit Program amounted to $225.7 Aug. million in fiscal year 1968. Total at reducing the United States deficit in the international balance deposits from inception of the proof payments. in 1966, Septemlrer, gram through Participation in the program June 30, 1968, amounted to $358.2 is limited to overseas military million. The total deposits do not re- personnel on active duty. The flect amounts withdrawn by per- President prescribed that amounts sonnel who closed their accounts-a-s deposited under the program would 90 days after earn interest at the rate of 10 per required-withi- n cent, compounded quarterly. The return from overseas. CUMULATIVE AMOUNTS rate is applicable to accounts of withdrawn approximate $104.51 $10,(XX) or less. IN MUSIC - A number of Dugway youngsters shown above have been learnof music this summer in a program conducted by Mrs. Karen Phillips. fundamentals the ing Pictured above are students including Liza Brauner, Mike Franznick, Mark Ilaslcm, Mayra Garvin, Shelley Keller, Clyde Keller, Kelley Rechteman, Suzy Rechteman, Matthew Rees Scott O Malley, Debora DeCracie, Sonya Ilordoysky, Mark Whitaker, Susan Whitaker, Keith Sheffler and Mrs. Phillips. , mm HEADSTART . 89-53- 8, S. Besson, Jr., (Center), commanding general, U. S. Army Materiel Command (AMC), holds the Department of the Army (DA) Award of Honor he received from Lt. General A. O. Connor, deputy chief of staff for personnel. This top DA award was won by AMC inworld wide competition with other major Army commands. Landon Feazell, AMC Ceneral Frank . safety director, stands at right Headstart In Music For Dugway Young Headstart is perhaps an overworked word, hut this is exactly what a group of 5--8 year old g Dugway children have been this summer, a Headstart get-Ltin- Tin Music. Mrs. Karen Philips has been .teaching the children folk songs, musical games and dances, and introducing them to a variety of musical instruments basic music lythins, symlwls and concepts. Mrs. Philips has combined her range of talents in singing, guit-- ; ar, and piano with ample research to provide an exciting and fun-fill- series of classes. There has been such euthusiam ' by the children and their parents That Mrs. Philips has been persuaded to continue one or more classes in the fall on Thursday afternoon. If you have a child 5 through 8 years old and are interested in this class, call any of the following: Mrs. Helen Rees 2907; Mrs. John Garvin, 2497 or 474; Mrs. Karen Philips 2281. 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