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Show : , V - : 1 i .. ! ''!'-- i ri . - . - i S' ! - ! ' ' ' ' ! ! ; ''-,-- t 1 - f ' 1 1 :' 4 " : Grove C. C. of Pleasant r Conducts Vote Awards j . - " ri i - ,- -.- - ! ; - i i ; . - - Lindon City Council Votes to Pick Up 'Nuisance7 Animals 1 semaphore on Highway 91, south of Pleasant Grove, and is chairman of the Teenage Rodeo at the present time. Don Hales, Jaycee president, made .the presentation to .Mr. Cances. Special speaker of the evening was O. De Vere Wtton of American Fork, attorney at law, poke of the legal and finan cial aspects of the Upper Colorado RIvef project. To highlight his colored discussion a film titled "The Birth of a Basin' By BEULAH BRADLEY SUNDAY; MARCH IS; 1S5S UUh County, Utah SUNDAY HERALD All Interested Invit&d Cerebriah Palsy Council To be Organized Tuesday LINDON Following, complaints from the citizens and Lindon Ele Pleasant Grove citizens were mentary school personnel,' the Officers will be elected and a Kezerian, Provo orthopedic spehonored this week at the Pleas Lindon City Council decided that constitution adopted for the Utah cialist; Mrs. Lucille Page, Provo of Commerce ant Grove Chamber . a nuisance and will be County Coordinating Council for public health nurse; Dr. Charles are ofdogs annual banquet.-- Election of and held for three days. Cerebral Palsy at a meeting Taylor, of the BYU psychology picked up held. ficers was also mem Mrs. Mary Krider, Honored with a The dog owners are urged to Tuesday at 8 p. m. in Room 300 department; BYU professor of special educa of and the LeRoy buudHig. County City bership award was George of support the council in this action, Anyone interested in promotion tion; Vernon Barney, BYU in the Smith, charter member for even though dogs; are tagged Of the welfare of peopleihandi- - structor of physical therapy; Chamber of Commerce; ine or they should etkept o the school capped by cerebral palsy is in Carol Witbeck, of, the state dein 1923, ganization was iormedmx. grounds and awayi from the vited, to attend-- . ' snuin partment of healthworkingFech-se-inr, and since tnat ume, an) or T. one Merlin Dr. Provo; and Mrs. CHaxles served in youngsters. Provo, Mecham, has capacity Provo. other. He has been a director of wis. shown. .Young speech Brigham University a anyv aay can Nation-Wid- e neany Shown person! well as now Purposes of the organhation the group for many years acting as chair see many of toese family pets professor, is The film, outlined approximately costing man of the organization planning as; resident and vice president. by the planning commit I the and up cluttering to play ground illustrates $10,000 tee are the are produce,! made members Paul committee. Other promotion of the genpresenta George graphically the dire need for the interfering with the play of the Dr Alonzo J. Morley' of the BYU eral welfare and possible ' traintion to Mr. smitn. Upper Colorado waters in the scnooi cniiaren. au persons are speech department; Dr. Nephi ing of persons handicapped by Second Award states. The film is being urged to take the necessary steps cerebral palsy, and coordination The second award for outstand western,nation-wide shown connection in to of to a all. possible community reto Emile this was made so stop put service problem ing with to other measures sources which may aid in the publicity that no unpleasant incidents may J. Cances, as the Voutstanding total rounded treatment program vrMinff man of the year 1954." Mr. help teach, the people of the Colo occur. for the cerebral palsied of UUh Cances was seiectea by a city rado River project, and to win The dog .ordinance is to protect with favor congress.. County. committee, who asked the Junior vi uie the dog. owners, the property Javeee, croui 'to sponsor the Chamber special guesis jyuier, of Commerce were owners and all citizens of,, the loaward. Mr. cances nas oeen ac Don coaches Crump, Ned Alger, cation and it is up to these peo- Three Provo Rotarians Henry tive in community- - drives during and Guy Hillman, and the follow ple to cooperate .with the council Heisch, PhU Knight and Art his five-yestay in Pleasant as Pleasant Duckett, will speak over Radio ing graduating senior athletes: at this time, it was stated. Grove. He has served Ron Dave 2 EXPERIENCED Station KIXX at 2 p.m. Sunday Tree, Hales, Harley Polio chair Drive Grove General Iverson, Larry Kirk, Jerry Robi-so- n, R. Gillman, one-yeon of the of man for the vears ,50 topic years Rotary directors. Bill Page, Wayne Ash, MerSALESGIRLS InternationaL Mr. Cances has served as Utah over are Clifford directors rvm ntv nolio reDresentatvie for lin! Pack, Dave Harmer, Dave Hpld Also? on KIXX Sunday at 2:30 to sell Sporrwear George Smith and Max p.m., Mrs. Joan Geyer's com; state director of the J ay- - Monson, Ross Nelson, Virgil Niel Hales, i a with TriE Harold wing wife hold sen, their Held j FOR BIRDS Keith and his Emille, Wayne Ash, Turner, Harper. From the group of nine prehensive review of the benefits goldea eagle cees in 1954-5- 5; past president of and Accessories '! Pioncant Grove Jaycees for De Wayne Iverson, Ron Axton, directors the span and prairie; falcon which they have1 tamed and train for hunting. j to accrue to Utah from of the Valley president of the and John Bylund. seeretary-treasur;ios? APPLY AT ONCE AT 4 Election of new directors was Chamber of Commerce will be the Central Utah Project will be was the oh 1950-5FLOW 1. He in group The read. article Mrs. by the with conducted Geyer. chosen. by ballot, board members staff Water from the7 slopes of Triple sewer committee,- is now secreTHOMAS' di include Retiring representative on The Daily following results: Two-ye- ar Richard C. A. Herald, Divide Park, 8000 feet high in tary of the proposed Veteran war Allred, 240 in North Univ. V. the Vern Herald's on rectors, Goode, Kay appeared . . Glacier national park, Montana, Memorial building, was active Rasmussen, George Paul, mammoth Vernon Mills: Adams Kay 'and Ray Provo, Utah contact Progress Edition last flows into three oceans : Arctic, the mayor's committee to for a Ahman, Max Ferre, and Kenneth 'Jacobs and Robert Holdaway. Sunday. the state road commission Atlantic, and! Pacific: Vv.- GROVE; PLEASANT ; -- Two " i h life-tim- e, 27-min- . - i ute . i i '. I; t ( Proyo Rdtariqns To Appear on Radio Broadcast i. . . : WAN TED ar j 195Z-5J-- 54 ar I 7-f- oot ' - , er Proybdhs Train Eagle, raine Falcon lor Anc ientlH li nti rid Spcrt - TRI-OCEA- N , - .. i an i Ever, see a live golden eagle back. 'yardJ Held has had this with a 7 Vz -- foot; wing span from hobby: for 17 years. Wl a distance of just a few feet? Visit Schools in Provo Students srade They have been visiting Fifth seyeral schools last week received1 this and Sixth Igrade classes with special treat in conjunction with their birds Ho explain their hab- v its, history1, use, and training their regular clAss studies. To help educate these studentsx routine.! Also during The lectures Keith Held and this wife, Emilie. they show pictures shot in the have been visiting Jocal schools mountains Of similar, birds; displaying a golden .eagle and a Bana; the golden eagle, iis the rairie falcon. (The Helds own bird with a wine span these birds and raise them as a she Was captured near Salt Lake hobby. Presently they own itwojcity ad has been owned byf Held c olden psfflpi and one - prairie ir uirtfe years. t falcon which they train , in their He feeds r this bird by holding meat or chicken heads in his hand and 'whistling. "Upon hear- nc theywhistle. the bird flies to Held'ar arm which is protected by She is a ythlck leather glove. trained! by. making her! fly a ittle further for" her meals each ;:i day. V - i Rana Is- often used for hunting arger game and has Tcilled seven Held said. Because of coyotes, Thelindon City her size and awkardness. she is LINDON and smaller Councilmen wiltmeet early next not; good for hunting ' v week and investigate the winter faster game. Estimate wing Spread. water dantage on the various Held that he must roadways. They will then; decide estimateexplained of his measurements the to on. the necessary steps needed too is because it golden eagles improve these locations. 1 to get them to remain still. hard Other business j handled !at the He said iff they would rem am recent monthly meeting included quiet , for; measuring, their wing options on wells, tractor repairs, span; wouia De nearer iu leet. and delinquent business licenses. He usually hunts with his birds Oliver K. Johnson reported that near Utah Lake away from peo the collecting of: the dog!; tax is ple, lie said he must be cautious nearing completion and should be of people mistaking his birds for and shooting at them. entirely completed by, the first wild game s wife Held trains the prairie The1 commitof the week safety tee reported on signs for the alcon, Cheeta, in a similar man to. the large birds.. Because of Harris hill and Reed Gillman was ner this bird can be trained its size given the authority to purchase indoors. She lives on the r same and install the necessary signs. diet, meat and chicken heads, They also, discussed the park as do; the larger birds: ing of trucks and cars on the puV iGood 'Watch Dog' lic sidewalks in front of busiThis prairie falcon has an 18- nesses. Where necessary these inch! Wing ;span and is,claimed to areas will be posted. Ray O. be a good "watch dog." It will Walker . reported on the Mobile allow nobody near the house with y unit that will be in Lindon out squawking 11 and received the whole Although his prairie falcon has April hearted support J of the council been in captivity only four weeks, she is already showing members. All vouchers and in- Held said a good bird to use of signs; being were voices cleared before ad for He has hunting pheasants. journing. placed bells on, her toes so she will not become lost in the un derbrush while hunting. This bird, was captured near Springville. Held said birds sim ilaf to his can often be seen above the mountains near Provo. . - j ; " . , - f , :..( Mil - mum 5 i yotir choice of two valuable extras included in the special low prices oh each range -- an 7-f- ; : LindonCi ty Dads To tnnv Winter . ' Damage to Roads : - : ' ' Stainless steel mixing bowls .. . . consists of a 3! qt. mix L ing bowl; one Vi qt. mixing bowl; and one qt. fit electric mixer. Designed-t- o Ing mix-bow- i - . , . A t. , : I16-PIEC- ternoon when two Salt Lake 'men and Chairman Ellis B: Orchard of the Utah County group-lef- t for the base camp of the search being conducted for a missing air plane on Mt. Timpanogor where they will help feed the search party. The ' r Red Cross men will drive to the ranger station in American Fork Canyon and will go by Sno-Cthe rest of the way to the base camp. at SORRY FOR HIS RESEMBLANCE . :) .WASHINGTON (UP) Washingews reader Recently ton' Daily sent Harry S. 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