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Show Scrapbook Thursday, September Utah Ybuth Symphony to ho.'deurfjdcrc Mm The Utah Youth Symphony, sponsored by the University of Utah, will hold auditions for the the Concert Orchestra, Saturday, September 10, 1983, from 9:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. Youih, ages 12 to 25, may arrange an appointment for audition by calling 2 Jason Klein, music director, at or Performers on all orchestral instruments are invited to audition for principal as well as section chairs. Musicians should be prepared to perform a scale, etude or solo of their choice, and will be asked to sight IKL 1, 1983 Mogna Times Poga S ef lections he IPast cturesby Thom$sen Stucfos REMEMBERANCE OF THE PAST... I Here are just a few of the extra old pictures we have for the readers. If you are interested in any of these old pictures, maybe an old neighborhood friend or some one you might have known at Cyprus, the best day to catch us in the office is Monday or Friday in the morning. All old pictures used in the Times are free to our readers. 485-525- 581-669- read. The UYS Concert Orchestra, in its 24th season, rehearses weekly on Saturday mornings in Gardner Hall on the University of Utah campus, performing a minimum of three concerts annually in Garner Hall. Rehearsals this season begin September 17, with the first concert scheduled November 17 featuring local cellist Gayle Smith. The Utah Youth Student Orchestra, will register musicians and ages begin rehearsals September 17. No audit iorys necessary for membership in the Student Orchestra, but a written recommendation fromamusic teacher is required. For information, regarding the Student Orchestra, call Dan Rich, conductor, at Both orchestras combine talents of youth from over thirty intermountain schools from Ogen to Draper. The orchestras offer rehearsing, sightreading, discipline and performance in a professional atmosphere as a supplement to publicand private training. Members are required to participate in school orchestras where possible. 6, 292-488- 4. Fowles-Hertoc- in double ring ceremony n Hie Salt Lake LDS temple was the The bride is the daughter of Mr. and setting for a double-rinceremony Mrs. L. Dean Henson of Magna. The uniting Kyle Fowles and Sonya Lyn bride graduated from Cyprus High Henson in marriage on September 1st. School. She has been living in Ogden, A wedding breakfast hosted by the Utah, where she attended Weber grooms parents was held at Log State College; graduating this past Haven, with a garden reception June with her RN nursing degree. hosted by the brides parents that The grown is the son of Mr. and same evening at their home. The Mrs. Gary Fowles of Malta Idaho. He couple will be honored further, by the graduated bom Raft River High; grooms parents, at a garden recep and is presently attending BYU. He tion at their home in Malta on Sep- also fulfilled an LDS. mission to Chile tember 3rd. Vina Del Mar. g Tamra Henson, sister of the bride, was maid of honor with Melanie Bowen and Kerrie Dschaak .sisters of the groom, as the brides attendants. Trisha and Alicia Henson, sisters of the bride, were flower girls. Best man was Peter Nielsen with Kerry Bow an, Michael Dschaak, Joey Fowles and Greg Henson as ushers. The newlyweds honeymooned at Jackson Hole and Yellowstone and will make their home in Provo, Utah. contest at state fair Governor's beckons Utah kitchen artists to compete Ra-Bcla- ng Confident cooks in the Beehive State young or old, male or female have a chance to vie with one September 10. Mrs. Hamilton explained that the contest will be open, to the general public this year. Application blanks are available at the Utah State Fair, 155 North 1000 West, and at the Mountain Fuel Supply Companys four another for the title of champion of the 1983 Utah State Fair, to Barbara Hamilton, according member of the state fair board. Contest The Governors offices in the valley. Mountain Fuel is (expanded from apple pie contests of of the event with the fair the past two years to include other and will furnish stoves and manpower fruit pies) will get under way at 3:00 to help operate the contest. Last years rainy weather really p.m. Friday, September 8, 1983, and cut the effectiveness of the feature almost daily competition through Saturday, September 17, contest, Mrs. Hamilton pointed out. when the final bake-of- f will be held at This year, well set up a baking area 3:00 p.m. Competition will take place in the Horticulture building, by the at 3:00 p.m. every day but Sunday exhibits, so the weather wont. county ad an with those dates, between pie-baki- affect us. We think this will help make the contest a very popular part of the fair each year. During the,, first two years of the contest, many of the participants came ditional event at 5:30 p.m. Saturday, 4-- Pie-Baki- g Clubs and high school home from economics classes. This year, weYe hoping that more housewives AND men will enter, along with the youth, the fair board member stated. If we get more applicants than the 24 our facilities will allow, well narrow the field down by judging entrants qualifications called for on the entry blanks, she explained. Deadline for the entries to be in the state fair office is Friday, September 2, 1983. It is located at 155 North 1000 West. Salt Lake City, Utah 84116. - Officfeis won sgortst poison mushrooms Utahs recent heavy rains and 'Hooding have brought an unexpected hazard mushroompoisoning. Officials at the Intermountain Poison Control Center at University Medical Center say they have received as many as 10 calls a day for the past week about children who have ingested poison mushrooms. The only beneficial treatment for mushroom poisoning is to induce vomiting with syrup of ipecac, says ' Because many edible mushrooms have poisonous it often takes an expert mycologist to tell them apart. Ms. Wallace says the identification process is very time consuming, may require the use of a microscope and connot be done over the telephone. Syrup of ipecac, therefore, is mandatory for everyone who has eaten the mushrooms. To protect children and pets from mushroom poisoning, parents are look-alike- s, Diane Wallace, Poison Information urgedto: Pharmacist. If you suspect your child 1) Inspect the lawn and any tree has eaten poison mushrooms, call the center immediately for instructions in the proper use of syrup of ipecac. Children may be poisoned by eating the mushrooms which appear in lawns following an evening rain, Ms Kids eat these Wallace says. mushrooms because they havent been told they are different from those they eat for dinner. 5J 278-041- 581-215- Alloas Applause Winners Home energy show to be held g Cottonwood Mall will present 4 days of information, assistance and ideas for home improvement and energy saving, during their Home and Energy Show, Wednesday thru Saturday, September 7th - 10th. Experts will be on hand with information regarding home building, redecorating ideas, lawn care, security, and heating and air conAdditionally, ditioning systems. energy conservation products, such as, windows, doors, shutters, and insulation will be displayed. Energy saving products, as well as those used lo expand energy will be spotlighted. Over 35 local and national distributors will participate. The show will be open to the public Wednesday thru Friday, 10:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m., and Saturday 10:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m, and is free of charge. For additional information contact: Pam Fenn, Marketing Director, COTTONWOOD MALL, 4835 Highland Drive, Salt Lake City Utah. 84117,or call (801 stumps daily in rainy weather before allowing children to play outdoors. Remove any mushrooms you find. 2) Take time out of each day to remind your children that mushrooms growing in the lawn are very different from those found on the dinner table and should never be eaten. If your child ingests a lawn mushroom, call the Intermountain Poison Control Center immediately at 1 (from the Salt Lake City (from area) or anywhere else in U tah ). summer, and that before the summer ends you drop by the office and share some of your recipes with all of us. Many of the subscription renewals are being mailed and when you mail in your renewal, how about sending us a recipe also? Thank you so much, to all our faithful readers, we couldnt do it without you. Peach Cobbler an American Classic We hope you have enjoyed your Peach cobbler, like peach buckle, peach fool or pandowdie have been created by cooks with a lot of creativity and a sense of humor, too. The fact that theyre still enjoyed today is a tribute to their goodness. This peach cobbler is a classic version from the makers of Karo corn syrup. PEACH COBBLER pounds peaches, peeled, sliced (about 4 cups ) 1 tablespoon corn starch V4 teaspoon ground nutmeg cup Karo light corn syrup Biscuit Topping (recipe follows ) Place peaches in IV2 quart casserole dish. In small bowl stir together corn starch and nutmeg. Gradually stir in com syrup until smooth. Pour over peaches; toss to coat evenly. Bake in 400 degree F oven for 20 minutes. Drop Biscuit Topping by spoonfuls onto hot fruit mixture. Bake 25 to 30 minutes longer or until golden brown. Makes 8 servings. Biscuit Topping: In bowl stir together 1 cup unsifted flour, 1 teaspoon baking powder and Vk teaspoon salt. With pastry blender or 2 knives cut in 2 tablespoons com oil margarine until coarse crumbs form. In bowl stir together U cup milk, 2 tablespoons Karo light syrup and teaspoon grated lemon rind. Stir into flour mixture just until blended. 2 -- A Utah Quilt Guild patQuilt show, chwork show, clothing fashion displays, boutique you name it, it will be there at the 5th annual meeting of the Utah Quilt Guild Saturday, September 10 from 9:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m at the Butler Middle School in Salt LakeCity,7530 South 2700 East. Judy Mathieson, noted California quilter-teachewill speak on Quilts in My Life in the morning, and on in the afPatchwork Apparel ternoon. Mrs. Mathieson came to quilting down the home economics-textil- e trail, which contributes to her skill in both traditional and contemporary work. She lectures and teaches widely throughout fhe United, States and Canada. The Guild, growing from 50 members to 500 members over the five years, is pleased to welcome the public to the event. Fees must be charged to cover costs. W rite P.O. Box 17032, SLC, Utah 84117 or call 2 for more Salt Lake City information. slide-lecture- s, r, 278-082- Series of farmers meriictscpnoct FcrniewcsiCcntor The first in a weekly series of open-V- r farmers markets will be held Friday and Saturday from noon until 6:00 p.m at the Utah Farm Bureau Center, west off the 5300 South exit ramp of Interstate 15 in Salt Lake City. ' Area consumers will find a variety of fresh vegetables and the first of the seasons canning peaches, according to Stan Bell, Utah Farm Bureau Director of Commodities. He said the selection will include com, summer squash, peppers, cucumbers, tomatoes and potatoes. The annual farmers markets give consumers access to the freshest produce possible, Bell said, and provide those farmers who participate with an additional outlet for their commodities. It also gives farmers the opportunity to maintain personal contact with consumers. The market will operate every Friday and Saturday through the end of October, Bell said. Within a few weeks the peach, pear and apple harvest will make those fruits available the farmers through market. He said Utahs fruit crop this season is the largest he has seen in several years. News tip? 2505656 LOSE WEIGHT FAST! trim fat away with once-a-da- y continuous action capsule EXTWA TUESDAYS ONLY STRENGTH phenpro-7- 5 y appetite suppressant strongest you can buy without a prescription just one capsule helps curb appetite for up to 12 hours medically approved method to stop overeating ingredients proven effective in years of clinical tests 30 day supply only $4.95 plus 50c postage $ handling 60 day supply only $8.90 (you save $1.00) plus 75 postage A handling 90 day supply-o- nly $12.95 (you save $2.00) phis $1.00 postage A handling . is enclosed. 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