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Show I 16, 1973, THE HERALD, Provo, Friday, November ; .2 - 2 "ST -' V- - " League Tells Position on Waste long Agenda Planned for ' 1 6 i fir , - ay " 4 . v , - of h The Provo Parks mi Recreation Board will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the city parks and recreation office to consider a iengthy agenda including the setting of golf rates problems. d for next season at the connection in with its golf coarse. investigations, the local League The setting of golf rater for ihe is encouraging residents to playing season now ending was ma-kwith controversey between the city and the Timpanogos Golf Association , if.1 ft-- 4 consider extracting some waste that can be recycled from their weekly garbage. They are encouraging support d the "Solution Pollution. Partners" being project operated with some of the Boy Scouts m Provo. The scouts have invited residents to save newspapers for 30 days and then to tie them in bundles. Tie jsapers are to be collected The League of Wcmen Voters Provo-UtaCounty is taking an active interest in solid waste disposal in the community and has reached a consensus view that the federal government should take an active leadership roie in waste management Parks Board 1 .1 . city-cwne- management, was reached after a two-yestudy of the problem and after tabulating consensus each month and are transported to Si.lt Lake City where they are used for insulation. The scout troops are paid $10 a ton for the papers. local The also league encourages citizens to mulch grass clippings and leaves for recycling as fertilizer. The national position of the federal league, encouraging in solid waste leadership v results from 1,020 local leagues. The local group has concluded that it will take cooper&i between individual fami... , cities, counties and the federal to solve the government tremendous solid problems waste creates. A member of the local league indicated that federal action can help by regulating packaging and the durability of consumer products to cut down on the amount of waste generated in ed Pyramids Authority to Give Illustrated Lecture at BYU befjre an amicable agreement was reached on the rates. In other business the board will consider the city ski., football and baseball programs, plans for the r 5. Si? im DOGS WERE RE5FONSIELF for the deaths of five rabbfts this week at the home of James Walker, 890 N. 1000 East, Orem. Mr. Walker said he heard the dogs early in the o; t morning and chased them away, identifying at least one of them as a Doberman. Mr. Walker said the rabbis were worth $15 each. Loose Dogs Blamed In Death of Animals p urn, w - r ' ' any other reason. He said his office, when finding chickens and rabbits, attacking other small animals has been a loose dog will transport it to the pointed out by Orem's animal animal control shelter and retain it there for several days while control officer, Burnice Ward. Mr. Ward said loose dogs in the attempting to locate the owner city on a regular basis break into before killing the animal. A identified as a animal shelters and injure or kill dog, animals which, sometimes, are Doberman and travelling with another, killed one rabbit and expensive to replace. Mr. Ward reiterated the injured six others, four of which requirements of the city's animal subsequently had to be killed, at control ordinance. He said all the home of James Walker, 890 dogs are required to be tied up or N. 1000 E., Orem. Mr. Walker on a leach any time they are not said the rabbits cort him $15 on the owner's property. apiece. 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Jr. In his lecture, Dr. Rutherford will illustrate with charts of the Hugh Nibley is Institute director. pyramid how he believes that the Dr. Rutherford has devoted religion of remote antiquity was most of his life to the study of the Messiahanism a belief in great pyramid of Giza near Christ and even his second Cairo. Author of five books on the coming. subject, he believes that the great pyramid has certain Following his lecture at BYU, inscriptions that relate to the Dr. Rutherford will go to the Bible and that the pyramid itself East coast and then Mexico on is symbolic to the organization of his current lecture tour. a a a homes. of the BYU 1 mm, fasaaa&aa FT T "I Kyi a a " m v P."." 0,B.,.f; i fm a Pyramid" as guest .vTv. ;i i: Six Brigham Young University $500. Diana Lee Harman, senior students and recent graduates in from Idaho, was given the dietetics have received Edward B. Osborn Trust scholarship awards from the Scholarship of $500 from the American Dietetic Association Economic Laboratory Inc. and its foundation. Eileen Hill, a graduate from The awards were presented Idaho, and Janet Ross Mahalko, formally to the recipiants on another from Bountiful, were Thursday by President Marilyn presented $500 each from the Thome at a meeting in Salt Lake Mead Johnson Laboratories. " City of the Utah Dietetic Miss Hill is completing Association. dietetic internship at University Sharon Jan Rakes, a senior of Minnesota Hospital and Mrs. from Virginia, received the Mahalko is interring at the Lenna F. Cooper Memorial University of Florida Hospital. Undergraduate Scholarship of Thirty-tw- o of these scholarships were given nationally. Two other graduates of BYU were recipients of Sunkist Growers Essay Awards for case studies outstanding involving nutritional problems. to Joyce The awards nt Field Buhler, a registered dietition at St. Marks Hospital in Dr. John M. Crandell Jr., Salt Lake City, and Lt. Linda Sue of Peterson, associate professor Medical Army educational at Specialists Corps, hospital staff psychology Brigham Young University, has dietition in Fort Campbell, Ky. A been elected to the Board of total of 14 case study awards of the National were given nationally. Directors for Council Accreditation Agencies Serving the Blind and The chipmunk, in some dry Visually Handicapped. Crandell at western regions, has learned to Dr. taught University of Texas and at go without water for months at a in time. Temple University Philadelphia before coming to BYU in 1970. He is the vice president of the Utah Council of the Blind and a member of the Association for Education of the Visually Handicapped. ESXiT L" t i :i Diateik Scholarships Awarded 6 From BYU am I A continuing problem of dogs T The world's foremost authority new swimming pool, acquisition on pyramids will give an and development of new school illustrated lecture at Brigham andl park sites, and the project in Young University Monday at 4 junior high schools known as the p.m. in room 184 of the Jesse Hairds On program. Knight Building. The public is Invited. He is Dr. Adam Rutherford, a different models of Scot who lives in London and is Forty-si- x cars are manufactured in founder and president of the Argentina by General Motors, Institute of Pyramidology. He will speak on "The Glory of Fiat, Ford, Citroen, Chrysler, Christ as Revealed in the Great Peugeot and Renault. 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