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Show HIS 7 hr Silt Lake Tribune, Sundav, Januaryi . i llonoran Mnlal of HIM I1), Merit" New Year START SOMETHING YOU CAN FINISH. American Fork National Guard Unit Honors Former Mayor for Support il y I'he "Medal ol Merit. together with a plaque from the local guard unit, were presented to the former eiiv official by Col Melvin Frandsen. assistant I tail adjutant, and Ft Colonel Joe Ford. 1457th engineer Battalion In h said The engraved plaque, over the of John L. Matthews, maj gen. ttali adjutant general, stated it was In recognition" of Beck's continued support ' of the Utah Army National Guard 'hrough keen personal interest. mu. rive" and promotion of the Ctuh Army National Guard." Mr Beck was also presented with an engraved plaque from the local guard in appreciation for 18 years of coop- name i Free finishing for all regularly priced purchases over 10000. Finish it yourself and buy at special sale prices said during the past four years during which he been a member of the City Council, he has learned "somewhat the value" of the guard to the city. He pledged the continued support of the city to the guard, and expressed appreciation to the men who serve and to your families who let you serve." Col. Frandsen told the city officials the guard is probably the city's biggest employer with an annual $3 million payroll. In addition, the unit supports local businesses as much as possible with purchase of fuel, food among others. "It would be interesting to pay the payroll in $2 bills and see how many were floating around the community." Col. Frandsen. Officials noted the National Guard has assisted with city cleanup days, during recent flooding and in construction of many of the city's parks, among other things. Mayor Beck said he has appreciated the guard "I don't remember one letter in my files when the guard has turned down a request we made of them We have never asked anything that wasn't on public property or a public project." he said Also present for the ceremonies was Col D Ray Russon, 115th Engineers group commander commander presenting the award. Mr randsen said the officers and men of Headquarters and Headquarters Company. 1457th engineer Battalion w anted to present this to you as retiring mayor of American Fork in appreciation for the contributions i ou have made to the city and the support you have given the National (jiiard ' A lot of the men in the local unit dont know any other mayor of Amer-an Fork." Frandsen commented, noting Becks 18 years service to the city. 18 of it as mayor Mayor Beck, your commitment to your country, your state and your community is an example to us, he For the entire month of January THE WOOD HOUSE is offering all ofyou quality conscious solid wood lovers TWO WAYS TO SAVE! nies. He noted he had served with the National Guard for many years, and Guard here Mayor Malcolm Beck Honored for Guard Support oration and community support to the 1457th Eng. Bin." Beck, responding. said 33 years ago this week he was in a foxhole on Heartbreak Ridge in the Korean War. "I learned a lot those two years as a draftee," he said. He said he doesn't think the people of American Fork realize how much not they owe the national guard only for serving in the National Guard but also for the many projects the guard has volunteered both labor and equipment to help the city with 1 think I owe you a lot more than you owe me." he said, concluding. It . . OR LET THE WOOD HOUSE FINISH IT FOR YOU FREE! has been a pleasure to work with you" Mayor Kent Evans, who took office Jan 6. was also welcomed by the National Guard at the ceremo- tu The Tt iliumMalcolm II AMKHK'AN FORK Kick, former mayor of American hirk, has been presented thi-- ' Honor-drMedal of Merit by the I'tdh Spiel Resolution! s MmttWh ;TITN THE WEST'S LARGEST SOLID WOOD FURNITURE STORE Underachieving Topic of BYU Session The underachieving gifted student will be the main topic for a Conference Friday and Saturday at Brigham Young University. Sponsors of the conference are the Utah Association of Gifted Children and the State Office of Education. "A New Look at Underachievement" and "Postcript from the PresiGifted-Talente- d dential Scholars: Recommendations for Parents." will be the subject oi workshop presentations by Felice Kaufmann. Diane Maynes, conference chairwoman, said the program is designed to aid parents and teachers who deal with underachievers, whether they are gifted or not. She said Dr. Kaufmann will present strategies to help underachievers. The conference will include a Friday night dinner and tour of the Ramses II exhibit currently featured at BYU. The following day will include on advocacy, parent groups, how to incorporate gifted programs in the regular classroom, starting programs in local schools, workshops the Ramses comet II exhibit and Halley's Provo Finance Chief Says Cily Has ibconomic Anemia PROVO (AP) - Provo is suffering from "economic anemia" and only the combined efforts of all the citizens will cure the disease, the city's new economic director has warned Gary Gregerson. hired Monday by Mayor Joseph Jenkins, said he plans to use all Provo's resources to revive the citys economy "Provo needs some help. We plan to put together a plan that will make it happen." lie said. 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