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Show 2D Lakeside Review North, Wedneiday, July 13, 1983 A Fops Coneerv Is The fifth annual Pops and Fireworks Spectacular has been scheduled at Weber State College for July 17 at 9 p.m. The annual outdoor concert by the Utah Symphony, followed by a fireworks display, is sponsored by the Ogden Con-.ce- Association rt in cooperation with Weber State. Daniel L. Martino, coordinator for the event and director of the Office of Cultural Affairs at Weber State, said the concert has grown from modest participation to last years estimated high of over 33,000 people, the largest crowd ever gathered for a single event in the history of Ogden. Martino said that this years format will follow much the same as last years, with a few minor adjustments. The symphony will be located directly south of the Miller Administration Building and en Sorted Oovic AFS Froeirom Fifth Annual closed in a sound shell. He said the sound shell will increase the ability of the electronics department on campus to capture the sound and relay it through the Parking will be in any of the regular parking lots on campus and those wishing to attend the concert and fireworks display may sit on any grassy area with the exception of the field north of Promontory Towers. Martino said that people are speakers. Loud speakers will be added, and Martino noted that the fireworks display will be moved from the Ada Lindquist Plaza to welcome to bring picnic lunches. Refreshments will be the large field north of Promonthrough the WSC food sertory Towers. The move will en- sold vices at locations around the sure greater safety for the specPlaza, but vendors Lindquist he said. tators, not will be allowed, Martino A number of buildings will be said. infor restroom facilities open cluding the information booth He noted, Last years crowd for restrooms for the handwas superb. There was very liticapped. Paramedics have been tle trash left on campus and placed at both ends of the area people were very patient with a and communications center will staggering amount of traffic. be located in the Lindquist Plasure well, get the same za to help in the location of lost Im amount of cooperation this items or children. Last year we had very little year. e A carillon concert will trouble, Martino said. "We ontwo one had or lost 8 with the at concert ly parents p.m. and a lost dog. Elizabeth Stewart. chapter of the American Field Services is being formed in Davis County to cover cities from Bountiful to Sunset. AFS is an exchange student program with headquarters in New York City. The program began shortly after World War II when in 1947, 52 students from foreign countries were brought to the United States. Five years later the Americans Abroad Program was introduced. Students are given the opportunity to experience another culture by living in it. Fifty-nin- e countries now participate. The Americans at home portion of the program enables students to visit a different region of their own country. Students must maintain a B average and be a junior, senior or first year out of high school to qualify for the program. Families may also volunteer to host students from other countries or regions. Hosts and students are matched through the AFS offices. It is not necessary to speak a foreign language. An orientation is held with language courses so students are not unprepared. A debriefing is also held at the end of (SlGMir the exchange to help ease students back into their own families. Americans abroad programs last from eight weeks to one year depending on the program. Those interested in joining the Davis County Chapter of AFS may caU Susan Huggins at or Marian Hopkins, Western States Director in Salt Lake 546-133- at City, 8 582-738- 6. Families desiring to host students or students interested may also call Mrs. Huggins. (s)fi90u(S) (SODOvCO pro-ced- . 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