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Mr. Treseder is also a graduate grad-uate of Brigham Young University Univer-sity in Communications, and has completed officer training in the United States Army at Fort Ben-ning, Ben-ning, Georgia, where he is currently cur-rently stationed. Choir Gives 2 Concerts In Paris The most fantastic choir I've ever heardl This was the ecstatic comment comment of a Spanish duke who attended a concert of the Brigham Young University A Cappella Choir in Pris, France. And it was a typical response of the more than 6000 persons who listened to the internationally famed vocal ensemble, now on its second tour of Europe. Concert sites for the two performances per-formances were some of Paris's most famous buildings: the Cathedrals Ca-thedrals of Notre Dame andSaint Germain de Pres. Notre Dame de Paris was virtually vir-tually filled for the special concert, con-cert, which had received national television and press coverage. According to President Smith B. Griffin of the France Mission of the LDS Church, the BYU A Cappella Choir is the second American and first non-Catholic religious group ever to perform in Notre Dame. Because of the success of the short Sunday afternoon after-noon performance, The Most Reverend Father Lemoin, Archbishop Arch-bishop of Paris, gave Dr. Ralph Woodward, the choir's director, an open invitation to return to Paris for a full-scale evening concert in Notre Dame. The following night, the Cathedral Cathe-dral of Saint Germain de Pres provided an historic setting and marvelous acoustics for a second Paris concert. The two-hour program was applauded without restraint by more than 1500 who filled Paris's oldest cathedral, which dates back to the 9th century. READ THE YANT ADS t - f Summer Clearance Sale Materftity Wardrobe y 32 North 100 East- Y Delta Dental Plan Approved The Board of the Utah Division Di-vision of Family Services approved ap-proved recently an agreement with the Delta Dental Plan of Utah, in which the Delta organization organi-zation will administer dental care benefits under the State's Title XK (Medicaid) Program. The Delta Plan is a non-profit dental service organization, founded and sponsored by the Utah State Dental Association, which specializes in programs that insure the cost of dental care. Under the terms of the agree-' agree-' ment, Delta will handle all claims for eligible dental service rendered ren-dered Title XIX recipients for the current fiscal year ending June 30, 1971. The Delta Plan, through its professional sponsorship, will administer dental benefits in accordance ac-cordance with its exclusive system sys-tem of prefiled dentist fees,pre-authorization fees,pre-authorization of services, and post treatment review. The contract con-tract will maintain dental service ser-vice rates at present levels through the current fiscal year. According to the. Delta Plan's President, Dr. Charles E. Parkin, Par-kin, this agreement is the first of its kind in the United States, In that a private dental service corporation is contracting with a State agency to underwrite Title XIX dental services. The plan has endorsement of Federal Government Gov-ernment as a cooperative endeavor endeav-or of government and private enterprise en-terprise to curb costs of health care. Cascade Lions To Hold Bake, Rummage Sale The Orem Cascade Lions will be sponsoring a rummage and bake sale Saturday, Aug. 1 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Orem Shopping Center Parking Lot. The proceeds will go towards helping the blind. One of the special features of the sale is that Perry's Boat Camp in Schofield will be selling sell-ing tickets to rent boats at half price. The boats will be rented up at Schofield and the tickets will be honored for the whole weekend. 0 UOJ J fry A - Ore.H?eiyaTimes, ... - 1 i Karen Peck Karen Peck, Leslie Bell Plan August 3rd Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Dean L. Peck of Orem, announce the forthcoming forth-coming marriage of their daughter, daugh-ter, Karen, to Leslie G. Bell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen W. Bell of Spanish Fork. The couple plans to marry Aug. 3 in the Salt Lake Temple. A reception will follow on Aug. 5 at the Spanish Fork 4th and 7th Ward Chapel. The bride-to-be is a graduate of Orem High School and a 4th-year 4th-year graduate of the L.D.S. Seminary. Semi-nary. While in high school she held the office of F.H.A. Historian. His-torian. She is presently attending at-tending Mary's College of Beauty in Provo. Mr. Bell is a graduate of Spanish Span-ish Fork High School and a 401-year 401-year graduate of L.D.S. Seminary. Semi-nary. He has attended Weber State College in Ogden and is presently in the Army stationed at Fort Knox, Ky. Help Your Child Do Better In School! If your child had any difficulty in school last year, trier is a good chance he will have difficulty this year. Give him that extra HEAD START at Ebronix Learning Center. With "No Chance To Recover."-How Recover."-How Will Your Child Catch Up? EBRQHDJI Hcthods Guarantee To Correct This Problem Electronic Machines Individual Tuitoring Success Motivation MIKIEE Diagnostic Tests QBM30G0S rr. Thursday.July 30, 1970 V 4 t U:'; Friday & Saturday nly I and more on once-a-year Thomas' 240 North Univ. Ave. In Prove T Ld Today it is estimated that 16 of Utah's Third Grade Students are further than a year behind In READING and "There is no chance for them o recover with present instructional methods." Guaranteed Results: Reading Arithmetic SMALL HOUSE FIRE A small house fire occurred Monday at the Hoffman residence, 1582 S. 280 East. According to police reports, the clothes dryer caught on fire and the flames spread to the kitchen. Theorem Fire Dept. put out the fire. 1970 SINGER ZIG ZAG DIVORCE SETTLEMENT IN beautiful walnut cabinet. Used only 2 months. Makes buttonholes, sews on buttons, overcasts, seams, blind hems appliques, and does all kinds of zig zag sewing without at' tachments. Want someone to take last 6 payments of $8.80 or will discount for cash. Un der guarantee. For iurther in formation call 484-4447 col lect. LIMITED NUMBER i 'OF ENROLLMENTS FOR OUR FALL ; PROGRAM |
