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Show Ik Dave Hall, left, emerges from oushes with his load of Utter, while Kellee Wright bends pv .. jiff ! ,v-- ; Students 2$ iVfikXfA : ' $ ' 4 i " vj : rwji t , w W' A - t Bj Fred Kempe Vl Skyline High School ai Come take a walk, bend a crunch a bunch and help us clean Salt Lake City, little, was the invitation accepted by of 80 concerned University and school Utah, high junior high school students. March 27 these students attacked the main arteries of Salt Lake City from Big Cottonwood Canyon to the city dump. And then gathered back at the U. of U. Music Hall for lunch, a movie and the sorting of litter for recycling. The groups main targets were the reeyclables; pop bottles aluminum cans, TV dinner trays, colorless glass, beer bottles, cardboard and hubcaps (not self removed). All other litter was collected and disposed of. Adding to the usual litter was a dead mouse and 13 abandoned cars which were reported to the police department Learn Recycling Those involved experienced not only a cleaning-u- p job but also an education. Motivated by a marching band scholarship they learned about recycling and helping the community. l 30 college V3&31GlS in Salt Lake City. ShrSaltfakfEribunr for hcofa band members (or in this case 80 students) involved m life and willing to work hard. Take notice of all the clutter on our beautiful highways. womTake a an with tune and inclination to organize and be used as an civic-mine- d agent." Create Motive Find a Friday, April 2, 1971 Section C rage One 1 Next, create a motive for the band scholarship fund. . hJt St pollution-solution-mind- industry concerned with the problem. The Utah Girl Scout Council also helps by looking for ways to recycle products. Salt Lake City , Commissioner George Catmull is proceeding with ' - ' " Id.iitFT"' Karen Rohde strolls along litter strewn highways gathering garbage. s. $. . iiiiminnUMii research in the manufacture which, uses waste glass as a component. The students who comprised the first element of the recipe came from the called short hairs, long hairs, and the establishment. But unlike society, they had one aim, 'ecology, which unified them. There wasnt any well you dont belong, or youre not cool. For everyone and everyone was cool. of road asphalt d Everyone agreed that metal cans were the bulk of waste, and, with only a little care by each individual, the landscape they found starred would never return to that state. In Memory Park it was not uncommon to find an area literally satiated with litter and the once attractive creek was marred with refuge and dis- Sharou Schatten throws litter away. f Director of the project, Mrs. Forrest D Stoll, invented a recipe for a pollution solution. Take, drhc a little for ecology and Steve Hall carries away full bags gathered in Saturday pick-u- p Tribune Staff Photos t--i By Ross Wdser Carl Schatten throws litter closer for gatherers. carded tires. It's our rib tickler JUNIOR GAILIRIIS Foothill si Downtown Valley Fair suit at a budget tickling price. Fcr swimming or sunning it's a fain smart, fashvorite style ion colors. Designed to make the most of your figure end your budget. In junior sizes. Check rt out now ,at Penney. c. ... 8 cskinny rib top over skirt . . . simply sensational' a Use your Penney Charge Card etmeiis The Austro-Hungari- look in lined voile an Heres our peasant of voile with real Viennese charm. With brightly embroidered front bib and ruffled cuffs. White with red, gold, blue and green trim in sizes 3 jdress fully-line- d $23 DOWNTOWN SAIT LAKE COTTONWOOD MALL VALLEY FAIR SUGAR HOUSE OGDEN PROVO LOGAN Valley Fair Junior Villas'? Cottonwood J Murray t ,: He's a combination that's justjwhat you've wanted for a v?ry together, very today kindaf look The lean skinny lib top is a space-dye- d polyester knit, machine washable. In Navy, Red or Yellov. Sizes SML, $9.00. Add tfye cotton knit skirt with wide wite wcl) belt. Novy or , Bonelsizes $10.00. 3, $i '' " new-loo- k f |
