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Show y 14 B (J p-- Aitene Vjn Bieeni Los Angele Times Writer Salt Lake Tribune, Sunday. July IS. 1970 0 Ip i.i.g 'i By v nmip iyg vtry , 0 Vt SJs iiiry y j Find in Claieniont, n1" V'',fc' j"i'r burg rre a He has been goutg about the business of teaching for tne last four decades and has recently come upon a wealth rvcir" r of recognition. In 1961. Alf v.on one of the first four national teaching awaids at Harvard University. Relates to Bov s - v : 7..-'- s. 11 Raymond M, AIL paleontologist, geologist, luiatoi and biology master from the U'ehb Si hool y "Tpr cup edu-ete- Students iy pot of coffee and B R 1 DGFR BADLANDS, WYO. Hills eroded by nv-- ei s long since d. led up or Tund ing elsewhere show the eye what is left of ages A pale gieen nbhon of a pa-- t. lush eta sandwiched between shades of burnt beige from volcanic and d'wer time-- . All human things seem small m the vast expanses of Human 'pace and time. voices sound loud in the genet al quiet shouts Ijiudatp Deuin" nw Calif. "W- - 1 ' - : .vis- - y Alf ' . t U'i XvFA'fl, A believes that a good someone who teacher loves Ins subject and someone who has the personality to put it across Questions pass back and forth easily between Alf, the other teachers on the tup and "rij ry0.ni 1 fnsil ur'ers na.e beer, done j.,p Studies show whic" fiat sucxessful students have at ore unie oi another tome under the influence of a dynamic teacher said Dr. Daniel Gutiute, at CalVornias Claie-mopro-tess- Men's College who is assisting Alf on this summer tup. Ray Alf considers tiie museum bearing his name one of the greatest achievements of his lifetime. In it is boused another of Alf's proudest achievements. The oldest ttate of a mtiln- ellulat otganism on eaitli, ss its 1. yeai' o'd A'f. billion Te.uheis me t; n ora Webb close to iui noon exactly bottom m 1934 . And Present hills and He surveys lh plain of the ciirient dig she and says. You become more religious when you see how the creator worked. Imagine the history of life on earth as a piece of wire 20 feet long representing billions of years in time," he said. The last eighth of an inch is man's time on earth and the dust on the end of the vut e that's all recotded history. Important Document the Alf take fossil and shouts Ascent on Aug. ntu-un- Many of the fossils collet ted on the tup lmd their way back to the Raymond M. Alf museum at the Webb School. The $300,000 museum houses one of the most impressive collections of documents of life" in the country. Boys Pay fur Trip hoys from Webb (a pnvate prenaratoiv school for boys) and other schools go Teen-ag- new-foun- Oooohhhh, He turns it ovet once beauty or twice, identifies it and says. You just found an important document of life." The young ftndet smiles, wiaps up the fossil fatefully to take back to tamp tot cataill this go loging and asks, Mi. Ail?" i. in sour sa' anJ-c'.urc- e mining for documents of life fossil the and mountains sti etching through California. Ctali. Wyoming and Soull Dakota. The cost of the trip is badlands, quarries $300 per boy . It's hard to say why these tups do so much lor the I believe Ikvs," says Alf. that they ate the best combination of physical and intellectual exercise. Important Find Expedition inembets travel outfitted four specially vehicles donned by Webb alumni and equipped with in tiansmitteis. two-wa- y His deep-toole- d love and cattily enthusiasm for pale ontology and geology gtew from a simple curiousity about the fossils that he and lus ft tends iound. My desk was cluttered with rocks and things when we made a very said All. important find, "After that 1 decided that I had better learn what this science was all about." This years trip is Alf's 23th and he wonders whether it will be his last. "1 used to be the fust one up every morning at 5:30 and I would be the one to shout 'Are you prepared to meet the challenge of a new days?' said Alf. who is 03. This tup I've only done that once most mornings one of the boys will get up first, put on a dn' SS .T vlifcjA fSfeA VyL-q- fc " a. it.-- And II ho If ill Give the Next Shout? 1 BYU Readies Festivities STEPPING INTO 'For Annual Timp Hike Special to The Tiibune PROVO Two prehike programs, one on July .10 in the old BYU stadium and the other July 31 in Aspen Grove amphitheater, will highlight the 59th annual Tintpanogos hike. Both will begin at 8:30 p.m. Western Heritage The programs preceed the trek up the 12,000-fopeak by thousands of climbwill use both the Aspen Grove and Timpooneke trails. The first hikers will be allowed to stait at 4 a.m., and summit badges will be awarded those who Aug. 1 ers who this year Bike Victim Dies Toll 7 for Ogden o OGDEN (AP) reach 6:30 Street. Ijiw rente Ctoss. 13, son of Roosevelt and Minnie Lee Pros, was injured at 10 34 pm. Fttday and died in St. Benedict's hospital at 4.10 am, Satutday. COMPLETE FOOT COMFORT Af&S D-Scholls 59c SOAP n SOAK Special foot bath. 5 packets. PACK Hike Committee 1970 Ogden boy, struck head on Friday while bicycling on 2tith at beginning The pageants will follow the theme of America's vvestern heritage, based loosely on "How, The West Was Won," according to Klea Uorsley, staff chairman for the Timp hike programs. The prehike activities will feature a large besides gtoups of chorus, dancers. Participating will bt the Sounds of Freedom, a mens quartet called Imagery, and students of the BYU summer studentbodv, and townspeople. Some of the songs will be: How The West Was Won." Maiia," Raindrops Keep Failin on My Head, Gonna Build a Mountain" and music front Promised Valley. The show will also feature the legend of Timpanogos. The legend concerns the love story of Red Eagle and Utah-na- , who was sacrificed on the It was mountain. rugged created by the late E. L Roberts. BYU professor of physical education, who originated the mass climb in 1912. Ogden's traffic toll rose to seven Saturday with the death of an the top, a.m. The committee for the Timp hike pageant includes: Klea staff Worlsey. chairman; Dave Windsor, student chairman; Jeff Tanner, sets; Leo Bastian, technical. Ed Jones, JoAnn Parry, cossound; tume ; Dick Butler, musical duectm; and Ann Cummings, choreography e Other traditions of the program which will take place at Aspen Grove onlv c hide the awarding of Timp slicks' !i those who have tiaveled the greatest distance to climb the 12,000-fopeak, the oldest hiker, the head of the largest family ptesent, and honotetl guests. Winning pnotographs of the hike and scenes on the mountain will he shown on a large screen at Aspen Grove following the program. Under the direction of Robert Allen, Provo businessman and photo chairmar a total of $30 will oe given to the unmet. The giand prize winner will $10 in cash and merchandise. pte-hik- Police Olficet F.ail Car i oil Mid the youth was eastbound in Die westbound lane when i! atrui k by a car driven bv Johnson Roosevelt 23, hjm 2402 Wall Ave The Johnson iar tan over tiie bicycle and knocked tne youth 63 feet from the point of Impact, Officer Carroll said. iThere were no lights on the Mi. Johnson lufcyrle and didnt see it until just before impact the officer said. Accident Victim Dies in Sewer a - Minnie JllCHFIELD (.AP) Menson, 84, Monroe, died Satutday of injuries she suffeied Tuesday when she was struck by a car while walking across Monroe's main street. The Utah Highway Patrol said the woman died at 11:13 ajn. in Sevier valley Hospital. She was struck by a car ojter-atfr- d by Kay Esplin. 44, Mon- roe. in-- Josto'sFoajr Sctk District End Agieeing that the Little Cottonwood Sanitary District ha not acco nphshed its goals. Salt ltke County commissioner have directed the county attorney to ak Third District Court for an oilier to formally dissolve the district, formed Oct. 9. 1967. Johnsons Foot s'29c(L Acts like magic! Soothes! TfuMije FRIENDLY Full of smiles - that's your at Valley Fair Mall! new ZCMI opening July 27 il; i - Om i Y v fe tAy'rY PLvtm4uUt4 ' 7 'Kar nnTrnTn- - 1 - Aw 8 y if laUW 1 h f' a Nei c Fossil, Raymond Alf Shouts in at the the (hand Canyon, i Believe me Alf we.; said many, manv -- I Deunis' tha1 day " to don'i "i be'org ' said Alf. "because dont think it makes any ferpn(.e whether ou belong ttj . one jr the othei dav! Duitng the tup. eveiy begins with a reading hour the Psalm-- . Ive Past . . who; o! Serins Appropriate 'Jjiudate Deuni 2 God-due- fiag-mrn- -- 1 i means Latin phrase someone piaise lie to Hod t has found a tiny fossil 30 millio.i yeais old in tnosp W coming badland-- . been saying it lor lb ever nice 1 went to yeais fossil hunting with an Englishman who taught latm at the school. said Alf. He shouied Laudale Deunf whenever we made a find and I say it now because it just seems so appro-p- i tate " - say that Alt li of his finds is believe' t ,, found it a "We led t ate The Lif- e- a- iiltvr? |