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Show i" V 'V rmr i ory i i DESERET NEWS, wiss ."By HAROLD LUNDSTROM wl.o has a Deseret News Music Editor It . ? is sail that when three Swiss get together anywhere in the world, they organize a choir. And because theie have been many Swiss singers in Utah frorti early pioneer days, there has always been an ac- - iromplished Swiss Choir. i This choir, long under the direction of Margrit F. will present its 35th annu-- , al Music Festival Saturday in Kingsbury Hall at g p.m. Loh-ne- r, In addition to the festival's special guest, Fred Burri, an internationally famed yodeler Coracisirft contract at Disneyland, the festival also will present a new flag dance. A huge Swiss flag has just been received from Switzerland for the occasion. three-yea- r An instrument rare to American ears, the will be flayed by Charles Krauser. He participated recently in the New Glaiis. Wis., celebration that marked the 100th hack-bret- t, y of the Swiss colony there. Mr. Krausers hack-bre- tt is believed the only instrument of its kind in the western United States. The instrument resembles a xylo phone, it is though played considerably faster. ' The concert will Include Swiss folk dancing and songs sung by the Swiss Choir as well as solos, Edelweiss, duets,-trio- s and quartets. Jean Strader, consul general of Switzerland from San Francisco, will be a special guest at the concert. Bid Opening Bids for building a storm1 Sewer for a reservoir under construction at 1400 East and 1200 North will be opened Sept. 21, the Salt lake City Commission anaounced. Saturday, September 16, 19$7 B3 3 Utahns Win Military Honor Goes To Utah Nativ Nursing Grants, 5 Three 1967 high school gradutes from Utah will participate in the Walter Reed Army Institute of Nursing native who will be on his way to Vietnam as a brigadier general later this month was honored Friday with the nations second highest military peacetime honor. A Utah scho larship program. Claudia J. Shore East S. Carol School; High Threewitt, Roy High School, and Susan R. Williamson, St. Joseph High School, Ogden, enlisted hi the Army program Aug. 31 at Ft. Douglas. The girls will complete two years of schooling at the college of their choice and then transfer to Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Washington, DC. j For exceptional meritorious .battalion .executive officer dui man, the Korean War and profes-'eservice in a duty of great sponsibility," the award read. It sor of military science at Reno.' 26 covered his tour of duty in ev- - 1425-2n- re-lin- g WaShinR,0n' d East, also attend' d Tires Stolen Hickman is a recipient of! ,hief pulled a board from - the Silver Oak Leaf Cluster, thej be will Cel. Hickman . promotwinduw the of Western Battery, Leaf Oak He is Col. Don R. Hickman. jed to brigadier general Sept. 28,Bronze Star, three 32 E. 13th South, and stole 18 to Heart the and, be will next Clusters, and of Salt' assigned Purple Salina, visiting formerly the Army Commendation new and 10 recapped tires, all Lake City on leave after serving .Vietnam. valued at $370. as chief of the infantry branch, v coj Hlckman ib a graduttte 0 Medal headquarters, Deparhnent of the jjorth Sevier High School and1 pjig Vk'he, the former LoRee ashington, D C. Army, Snow College in ;Ephraim and Terry. Spring City, and their B.A. degree from four' daughters. Mrs. Dee Ann Col. Hickman jeccived the m Giles. State Arizona University Birmingham Ala.;. Mary Col. Merit from of John gion " Rickman, prem; Pamela and Rankin, commanding officer of all Ft. Douglas, in a ceremony. His U.S. Airny. assignments Judy, Salt Lake Citv. ure ceremony Friday. in commander by his mother, his wife include company and four daughters. Europe during World War II, His motlier, Mrs, Julia HickCol- - attenri-attende- d i i . i f t: ii 3405 SOUTH STATE 424 S0. 7TH 3030 W.3S00 EAST V . SO. 753 EAST 21ST SOUTH 837 WEST NO. TEMPLE 33RD SO. & HGHLND DR. 3433 W.BLVD., OGDEtl |