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Show Pake HE RAID, Provo, Utah 10-T- KE Sunday, July IS, 1972 Two Local Xy Guard Units I8-?-i Commended PfOVO Idbof Temple BdZe Boosts June Fire Costs Provo and Spanish Fork units 'of the Utah Army National Guard were singled out for recogaition for outstanding recently, acperformance The Provo Labor Temple fire on June 8 boosted the month's fire loss total to $432,835, according to a report from the Provo Fire Department cording to MG Maurice L. Watts. The award, presented to OfBattery C's Maintenance ficer, CWO Ronald T. Ludlo by LTC Dennis C. Christian, State Maintenance Officer for the Utah National Guard, is given annually to the outstanding unit in the area of maintenance ef- Loss to the I bor Temple was estimated at $430,000, while all other fires during the month totaled only $2385. The other fires were caused by such things as lightning, defective wiring, pan left on a stove, automobile backfire, smoking, gasoline on a carburetor, and material left too close to a water heater. ficiency. The units comprise Battery C, 1st Target Acquisition Battalion, MtOh Field AraUwy, under the command of CPT Buddy Barnes. Battery C is presently at Dugway Proving Ground for its annual field training. The batto tery's mission at Dugway is support three other field artillery units also taking annual Ambulance calls answered by the department numbered 94 for the month, as compared with 81 in the month of June, 1971, and 49 in 1970. Assistant Fire Chief Hollis Johnson reported that representatives of the Provo department attended a school on the latest development on automatic detection of fire which was held in Salt Lake City. from California, a Howitzer Battery from las Vegas, Nevada and a Searchlight Battery from the New Hampshire National Battalion Artillery . ternational dance festival at Confolens, France. Considered the most prestigious dance festival in Europe, this year's event has attracted son"; 800 from such diverse areas as Russia, Bulgaria, Bolivia, Poland, France, Spain and the were held. The Fire Department recorded a total of 242 visitors during the month, including students, teachers, adults, and scouting groups. Six members of the department helped with merit badges or tours of the two stations. 3 BIG The choir, under the direction Dr. Ralph Woodward of the BYU Music Department, performed a number of American patriotic and religious songs including two in memory of josepn rieming wiiun, me uuc president of The Church of Jesus Saints. Christ of Latter-da- to conduct a Your Ohoic6 EARLY AMERICAN OR MEDITERRANEAN SOFA and LOVE SEAT1' EARLY AMERICAN Full Skirt High Wing Back Scotch guard ?MiB54 ' 'pjl returned from Dallas, Tex., personality, who spoke to the where they participated in the group on drug abuse. Former 202nd Seminar and 15th annual Yankee batting star, Mickey homecoming of the Parker Mantle, one of baseball's most Chiropractic Research Foun- notable Hall of Famers, spoke on the value of chiropractic in dation. professional sports. And Ed Mitchell, Nearly 2,000 doctors, their Astronaut wives, and their assistants were America's sixth man on the g present, representing every moon, gave a state and Candian province, as report of his favorable exwell as several other countries. periences with chiropractic. workshop on "Ad- in ministrative Problems Continuing Education." Dr, Knox also will work "This is a beautiful group of closely with the college of young people," the U.S. am- - physical education in conducting bassador told Dr. Woodward, classes for students enrolled in school "Their singing this evening was community beautiful and enjoyed by ministration and with the college all. I even saw the Russian of education's doctoral smile a couple of didates from California in educational administration. times," he quipped. special BIG VALUES Shepord Casters Mfc L Dark Wood Acc J: ggr CHOICE BEDROOM SET MEDITERRANEAN t a m3Tt ' Xt i int. irOirfli 4-P- C. rrv- - .AiV V. i 1 heart-warmin- STEREO RECORD SALE MANUFACTURERS RECENT WED. Special! Special! Special! Drs. Gordon M. McClean Jr. Among the celebrated guest G. Rex Babb, Provo speakers was Art Linkletter, and Teachers College, Columbia University, will be on BYU chiropractors, have recently famed radio and television 17-2- 1 mti. - TUES. Two Provo Chiropractors Attend Dallas Convention Workshop campus July DAYS- - Across from Sears Dr. Alan B. Knox, professor of education aad director of the center for adult education at of high-ranki- Georges Pompidou and dignitaries from Russia, Africa, most of the European countries and the United States. BYU ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED Quilted Columbia Prof. Wij conduct ChoirCharmsOfficials Durinq Paris Performance President i Ivory Coast. BYU French A group of Brigham Young University folk dancers returned home from Europe this week in time to wave goodbye to a seco. troupe leaving for a six-w- f American Folk Dancers was Vickie Tird, Miss Indian BYU, who will now participate in the Miss Indian America contest at Sheridan, Wyoming. The second group of American Folk Dancers which winged its way to Europe on the same aircraft which brought the first group of students home, will not only perform for Princess Grace of Monaco, but also appear in Zadar, Yugoslavia, hometown of BYU's basketball star Kresimir Cosic. Another highlight of their tour will be participation in the in- Guard. The PARIS famous Brigham Young University A Cappella Choir, now on its third concert tour of Europe, recently delighted a host of government officials during a special command performance at the U.S. Embassy here. The occasion was the annual celebration of America's independence, a prestigious affair which this year was attended by - Return And Leave tour of Europe. A member of the first group of afternoon at the main fire station, with a total of 169 hours spent on special training. The firemen also spent 120 hours In their annual project of hose testing. Firemen cleared weeks in an area of northeast Provo and tested water pressure in hydrants in different areas. Two new firefighters were hired, Larry Aguiar and Steven Young. As a public service, flags were placed in holders along Provo Streets on Flag Day, June 14. Fire Marshall Henry Brimhall issued 10 burning permits, two gasoline tank permits, made thrte fire investigations, completed 308 business inspections, and approved eight new business licenses. Fire combat covered 17 hours, and a number of training classes and meetings The Provo department answered five calls in the county area, but no loss was reported. 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