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Show nt eeene eT ee FREAKISH WIND DAMAGE—The packing shed , 1460 N., Thursday night was hit hard by the winds which ripped Utah Valley losing its roof and power lines blacking out the Grandview area for about four hours: Workers in the packing opera- its north and south walls. Yet packing boxes, as shown in this picture, some empty and some full of apples, remained undisturbed as if only a. gentle heavy gusts. CRUMPLED HANGAR—Twisted by: the tremendous force of winds. which tore through Utah Valley breeze had been: klowing. The wind scattered the roof over the- courtryside and blew it into Provo of the Grandview Fruit and Storage Co., 2100 W. tion had just finished work. for the day and had l@ft when the wind struck. No one was hurt. Damage at the airport included doors and roof blown off another hangar, assorted elec- Thursday; this airplane hangar of the Plastifab Corp., Provo, was ripped from its foundation and battered about the Provo Airport before the winds died. The firm’s aircraft, not in the hangar at the grees of damage to three other planes. Dathage is estimated in the thousands at the facility. The time the winds struck, was also damaged by the windstorm began about 5 p.m. trical failures and downed signs, and various de- ee = longing to Wayne Tuttle of 1900 N. 750 W., came crashing down during the height of Thursday’s windstorm which smashed Central Utah causing thousands of dollars damage. - Like this 80-year- that- wind blew over a trailer house and downed three light poles in Orem City Park.. eld ‘monarch, many of the valley’s stately giants state-15 freeway. In the process of lifting up the roof, the wind snapped three telephone poles which carry long-distance- calls. At- the BYU dairy farm, west of Provo Canyon Road at 2230 N., the wind picked up and smashed the center section — about 60 feet — of:the 150-foot long. “loafing shed” for cows. The section, including concrete moorings, was knocked about 30 feet. Damage was estimated at several thousand dollars. “Hits Elberta _ come across the valley,” she out ofoperation. for a time but| Wayne Tuttle of 1900 N. = that patrol cars were able to re-| W. reported that an 80-year-old/ , said, |pine tree at his home was up- CARNIVAL The roof took about half the lay messages. BYU ‘students sat on home-jrooted while at Second East roof off the Elberta Store plus aati ira North a 150-foot ‘its plate glass window. It took coming. decorations to keep|and Fourth ; reported. uprooted. the roof from the home of Max them from blowing away ex-|pine was cept at one of the Helaman/|General tree limb damage was Schneph on the Elberta LDS Halls dormitories where a big| reported about’ the city, ComChurch welfare farm. The concrete block workshop on an- Y, the height ‘of the building,| missioner Luke Clegg said ‘said. > other LDS welfare farm to the was carried away. sotith was reportedly knocked SME GLANCES down. Various other buildings were damaged while trees were uprooted, TV -aerials downed and a farm wagontipped over. Power Out Daily Herald ia: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1964 Utah ‘ASK YOUR LAWYER He Will Tell You To | VOTE FOR Alfred J. Madsen By GIL FOX)’ Democratic Candidate for Legislative District 3 KESLER =~ RE-ELECT ‘te r Y He says things that mean oes e Ceoeevccensoccersovccees. _ Presently Chairman of .the Utah County Commission © Member, National Milk Advisory Council to Secreiary of é Agriculture Orville Freeman © Chairman, Program of the bipartisan ‘Seven Wasajch Front’ Counties on tax re-evaluvation @ Active Church worker ® Successful Dairyman © Past Presid Utah A ieti of Soil C Districts’ ® Director of the Central.Utah Conservacy District, the result of which will be beneficialto all of Utah County. “Responsible “* pe ° e ° ° °e ° Honest ° A Real Leader > <G. MARION HINCKLEY. . DEMOCRAT ; Paid political advertisement by Hinckley for Commissioner Committee . 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Pd, Political Adv, by Mi:G, Stock } ,ay c _ ARNOLD ¢.. ROYLANCE . (Continued from Page One) GROUNDED—This light aircraft, reportedly owned by a resident of American Fork, will remain on the ground for some time following the mishap it suffered at the hands of Thursday’s wind storm. It had been tied down at the Provo Airport when strong winds snapped its tie-down ropes. The wind then flipped it into a nearby field causing heavy damage. Winds at the Provo. Airport were estimated by aircraft operators based at the facility to have hit velocities of 75 to 80 miles per hour. were blown down. unceremoniously by the winds which were measured .at BYU at gusts up to 63 miles an hour and estimated at 75 to 80 miles an hour at the Provo Airport. In Orem it was:reported MONARCH FALLS—An80-year-old pine tree be- aCe |