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The Salt LakejAngi-lvinwted Stoeppler to visitjl 30, Chamber of Commerce will make her in America, and he seized upon! 111 NANCY HAVEN'S MM1 an 8ward to the Musician or Pro-thi- s opportunity to come to the and the American Federa- - fabulous land that he had heard mise, I tion of Musicians Mill offer $25 so much about. Jt to the second place winner in the Wasting no time, he found a job in I os Angeles only four string instrument division. days af-- j In addition, Utah Symphony con ter his arrival with the H. A. Bay'' FLOWERED PUNCH BOWL t. r ductor Maurice Abravanel, will Co. Nine months later, in Aug. dmon each of the winners and 1955. Stoeppler was drafted into Three personnel changes and A prettily decorated punch bowl . . . filled f w i choose one for an er f aS'C dunk , . . ju.--t right for rO' ,a,inn NANUf HAVEN promotions were announced today with a refreshing with the Utah Symphony. Dugway and many other occa-ion- s , p training, he was .r wplwnj of the Director Last year's winner of tins prize. as an electrician. Except for a . . . , 44 tablespoons black tea . ,u c, , e U1 eV f J short time in Alaska testing elec-' , 2' cups Beet Sugar a an ' -trical equipment under sub-zer2 cups unsweetened ap cert, and recently won a special weather conditions, he has spent Egan said M.J. Madsen, for pie Juice Honorable Mention from judges vof the last twenty-twmonths manv years head of the depart- 5 cup lemon juice tfresh v $ T JO a the San Francisco Opera auditions, at Dugway. 1 fiozen or canned) ment s fishery division, tr's in which he competed. 2'--4 Very much pleased with Ameri-- j moved to head a newly created orange soda quarts 'V : Four Judges -can life, Stoeppler has been mar- - division as Chief of River Basin beverage IBs fed for over a . TO MAKE tea base meas-- ,' com- Judges for the State Rosunari, , ho isyat DuK,way wilhMuU waterme 3 cups will all submit their A petition Don Andriano has bien promo-js in' a 1 6 a baby wilhm quart saucepan,,' cisions independently, ProL Boith I. mont'hs f. of ted Chief the to shene, bi ing to a full boil. Remove thrt,e acting e said. Frank W. Asper, tabernacle He formerly was in , from heat and add tea;; vJ Upon leaving the Army next division. e organist and director of the biewr 5 minutes. Strain into hopes to again charge of survey and investiga year, Stoeppler Orchestra for work for the US. Government as'hve work conducted under the I e- - large container; odd 3 cups cold water. Symphony many years will be one of the a civilian, but this time as a full- - Jt'ral Aid Division program. STIR In Beet Sugar, apple juice and lemon Juice, stirring until Beet judges. Others are Carl Fuerst-nei dissolved. j Hal Peterson has been moved American citizen. fledged BYU piano teacher, who has He will then build a future for to the position of Superintendent WHEN ready to serve, add chilled soda beverage and pour into, been director of the Opera Workd cups', his wife and family in America, of the Whiterocks Fish Hatchery, punch bowl. Float ice chunk In center. Ladle into 5 shop at the recent BYU summer but the new citizen will be He replaces Frank Griffin, recent to serve. Makes about quarts. always Colonel John A. Supensky, Commanding Offfestival, and who is an accompaICE CHUNK: In the bottom of a small loaf pan arrange with championship trophy won by his division to Uncle Sam's soldiers ly resigned. Hal has been a field LIME-MINnist of national renown; and Dr. grateful and sllcts lime for participation in the Wasatch County Fair icer, Tooele Ordnance Depot, presenting Eds'jrig f mint ,n sim',le Pa"lin; freeze (irmly. Add, and sailors who first suggested bioiogist tor several vears under Lowell Durham, Dean of the Uniwat,,r und freeze again; f.U with water and fieeze over-- . ward A. Dalton, Chief, Depot Property Branch Parade held in Heber, Utah, Aug. 9 and 10. that he come to America, and to the department's federal am o thn ,.(yer instead of lime. J of Utah College of Fine (n,ght into solid cake. Lemon slices may be the U.S. Army for helping him fisheries program, were not sure, and only 28 per versity CUPS: Measure A 4 cup Beet Sugar into small bowl? Arts and Tribune music critic. his citizenship. cent said that we do not have Arthur Shepherd of Cleveland, get vegetable coloring end blend in with folk; let dry As chief of the department's atld 12 ub eu surface of lane or lemon around rim of eaidr Ohio, internationally known com- new division. Madsen will work tlnted Bl'et Opinions varied as to the degreeposer and teacher whose compo-an- d with both state and federal, cup: dip lnt0 closely seriousness of the current in- - sitions have received performan-flationarencies, as well as private com- that preserving season Is just around the corner, you will trend, but practically, ces by most of the nation's sym-tw- o Panics, wherever water s'orage Wgnt a 3,. of WEIJpRESERVLD spn for yo r FKLE out of every three of those 'phony orchestras and who was the He, accompanied by Mrs. development projects are pnge Booklet filled with recipes and tips tor making jams, jellies, at a state of inflation former assistant director of the Gillespie and son. Vance, ofGlennjand The American people have some cities Syracuse, Binghamton andwbo Los planned. Nature of the work will preserves and others. No charge just drop a card to; pretty definite ideas about what Utica. Close to 1,000 persons werejexls,cd sa'd it was more than Cleveland Symphony, will judge Angeles, California, have been the.be to plan for each such project midto found Sl,cb opinions were Western Beet Sugar Producers, Inc the musical composition competi house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. the best possible measures to HAVEN, Dept. the basic economic problems irsquestioned, about equally divided Phillips Petroleum Building, Salt Lake City, Utah. re-- ! Maze and other relatives in Too- ate new fishing waters and-o- r between the three cities, men be stronger in the higher socio tion. that affect them in their own ev-a- s Open to All ele, Utah. i BRIDGE PARTY eryday affairs as well as having and women, and major income economic levels and in the older ; place by planned development age groups. A high proportion a wide national impact. Ibrackets. Prizes in the Original Composi- - Sherman is personal director at any fish and wildlife values that, Mrs. Emil Pezel was hostess at The two that stand out in a re-- The inflationary Impact of rising hkewise felt that inflation can be (jon contest are tbe same as for Hughes Aircraft Company, while may be lost through the multiplea dessert bridge party honoring SmoliCY SoYSt . though there was a cent sampling of public opinion prices and living costs had already of the Advanced category Vance is associated with Catalina'water projects nowr torecast tor Mrs. Max Bvbee on Wednesday! are inflation and taxes; and while manifested Itself in the family bud-th- stantial amount of skepticism that n the other classes. Entrants inr Products Company, Los Angeles. Utahs streams in future years, evening. Guests included: the necessary measures would be the Mrs. John Kllerbeck Mrs. Geo. people do not have all the an-- 1 get. When asked by interviewers composition contest, however swers to these problems, any in the Institutes poll whether they taken to bring this about. Kostello, Mrs. George Diehl, Mrs may be of any age, as long as more than the experts have, there were finding it harder, easier, or A surprisingly large number of they are not classified as profShea, Mrs. Roy Alsop, and honis a strong feeling that something about the same to make ends respondents thought that it essionals. ored guest, who is moving to Ogshould be done about them. In the meet as compared with a year the job of the people to stop inden to rrike her home. Deadline for entering the comparticular case of our current in- ago, half the respondents in the flation. The proportion here was position contest is August 15. Dead J SUNDAY SCHOOL PARTY flationary trend, which has mani- three cities said they were find- 38 per cent, as against 43 per cent line for entry in the other com-whfested itself in record high living ing it harder. Less than ten per thought that it was the job petitions will be August 30, The North Tooele Seventh Ward costs, more saving is widely en- cent said that they were finding of government. An additional 13 Information and entry blanks Sunday School class, studying the dorsed as an antidote to help put it easier. per cent felt it was the job of are available from the Utah State Course 7, enjoyed a class party to both. As what the people can Fair Association, Post Office, Box a curb on rising prices. Tuesday evening from 5 oclock of do, 77 As a result, the majority per cent of the respondents 2136, Salt Lake City. until 9 p. m. Attending were: hesiThese public attitudes toward those interviewed had no said that saving can help stop in Lee Ann and Dee Ann Boswell. of a in in that state the conditions saying tancy Ration. Balancing the budget and appear todays Linda Cook, Judy Rydalch, PatInso Ration existed. the sponsorship of the cutting spending led in the opin-ionGlen Lowry, Vere ricia Porter, stitute of Life Insurance last responding was 62 per cent. Ten expressed as to what the govLancaster, Ernest Logsdon, Vicky month in three upstate New York per cent more stated that they ernment can do to meet this probBoswell, Marilyn Kerr, David and lem. Chris Lowry, Jimmy Nix, as well in the interview, before Early as teachers. Mrs. Vivian Stewart Ita up to people to keep the forthe subject of inflation was menests safe from firel and Mrs. Lenore Lowry. tioned, respondents were asked to The group enjoyed games, had choose from ten items what in Most foreign immigrants to Amswimnng, and enjoyed a picnic their opinion would improve conlunch. ditions today. The No. 1 choice, erica are required to wait several before American receiving & figuring out to 69 per cent of the years is responses, was Lower taxes for citizenship, but the U.S. Army Shirts and Family Close behind, with 60 pet helping a German born soldier to public. Wash in a cherished this reach goal cent, was More savings by peoLess spen much shorter time. The soldier, Dependable Cleaning ple, with a corollary, Hans Stoep-pleding by people," rating 36 per Specialist third class and Dyeing recently requested a one-yecent. Interestingly enough, women were more prone to approve of extension of service at Dugway, ay where he is assigned to Detachmore saving than men, 9771 Technical Unit. Stoepment 1, Hats Cleaned and pler. was drafted into the Army a few months after coming to AmerBlocked r ica, and completed his Repairing and tour of duty this month. By servAlterations e becomes-eligiblhe ing an extra year, Friday, August 1957' s 1101110110115 ! ft lSilvIciniO A cape Dept, are Made au-'e- of the Mouth t 0 , 1 oall ts1 o ;j V V fresh i de-h.- m t, j Mc-Cun- r, pmk-froste- PINK-FROSTE- Inflation And Tax Burden Affect dP uin. People Most, Poll Shows Sur; y , . h-- S-- - j ' s o US flrmy.Service Helps Win Citizenship Tooele Laundry Dry Cleaning r, ar 1-d- State Fair Music Contest to be .One step won't take you very far, You've got to keep on walking. One word won't tell 'em who you are. You've got to keep on talking. An inch won't make you very tall, You've got to keep on growing. One little ad won't do it all, You've got to keep them going. A consant drop of water Wears away the hardest stone; By constant gnawing, Towser Masticates the toughest bone. service! two-yea- for American citizenship upon discharge instead of having 17-18 to wait several years. Specialist Stoeppler came to AmContest rules and prizes for the erica for reasons similar to those of thousands of immigrants from annual Utah State Fair Music test have been announced by the all over the world. He wanted a competition chairman, Professor better way of life and the rights Louis W. Booth. To be held Sep- and privileges enjoyed by Ameritember 17 and 18 as part of the cans. The twenty-si- x year old solannual State Fair, the contest fea- dier came to the United States tures prizes ranging from a Utah from his native home of Bruch-kabe- l, a small village near FrankSymphony appearance to a full music scholarship from any of the fort, Germany, in November, 1954 Categories of competition will be He was born and raised on his wind instruments and composition. fathers farm in Bruchkabel, and The competition is divided in two studied electricity at German trade classifications: Intermediate school nights while working during which is open to anyone up to 17 the day. After completing the required years of age, and Advanced, which includes persons from 16 to 23 in- trade school courses, he got a clusive. job as an electrician with the U.S. Cash Awards Army in Germany. He worked for Prizes for first and second place the Army for nine months and winners in both divisions include then for the U.S. Navy for six. cash awards. Winners in the ad- During this time he heard many vanced category will also receive stories about the opportunities in a season ticket to the Utah Sym- America from the soldiers and phony; and a choice of tuition sailors with whom he worked. He scholarships (for first place win- also learned i lot of English from , ners) from the University of Utah. these men. 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