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Show Normal Spring Runoff Expected COG Learns March 12, 1976 The expected Spring water runoff will be well below that of rook Santaquin Mayor Doy wareness The earthg last year, and prospects for a flood free season aregood, the Utah County surveyor told a Utah County Council of Governments meeting Thursday Vern Green, surveyor, said county “‘things have beenlooking upfor us" in the amount of anticipated Spring runoff. We can stand quite abit JOHN R. HALLIDAY LEEF. BRAITHWAITE more than we're getting right now andstill beall right,” he added. Only water backing up onthefarmlandsthat surround Utah Lake has beena problem of any concernsofarthis year, Mr. Green said. He is the chairmanof the Utah County Flood Control Committee Those in attendance at the COG meeting heard reports on the Utah County Fair, directed R. MAX ROGERS JOHN H. MANGUM THOMASG. ALEXANDER SPENCERJ. PALMER BYU Distinguished Educators Award Recipients Announced at a devotional assembly in the Marriott Center Tuesday at 10 a.m. The public is invited Making the presentations will be Harold P Christensen, president of the BYU Alumni Association. assisted by Ronald G. Hyde, executive director of the association. The professors will be honored at a reception and luncheon immediately following the assembly Dr. Ray C. Hillam, chairman of the Department of Political Science, will receive the Karl G. Maeser Distinguished Teaching Award. This award includes a $1,000 unrestricted stipend andis given in recognition of a ose career of meritorious service in teaching at The Karl G. Maeser Teaching Excellence Awardwill be given to Dr. Lee F. Braithwaite. The Karl G. Maeser Research Awardwill be given to Dr. Thomas G, Alexander, professor of history and associate director of the Charles Redd Center for Western Studies; Dr. John H. Mangum, professor of biochemistry; and Dr. Spencer J. Palmer, professor of Church history and doctrine, assistant director of the Center for Religious Studies, and a memberof the Asian Studies faculty. This award includes a $3,000 grant to finance a special research project and is given in recognition of outstanding research ability 19-21 A Miss Utah County Pageant. a carnival, a rodeo anda Utah County Talent Contest were events Mr. Prestwich said had been plannedfor the three - day fair. Heasked city officials in the valleyto help in publicizing the event as well as in appointing a youth representative fromeach junior andseniorhigh schoolto aid in planning the fair’s youth section. Members Young Academy. The awards are financed with funds contributed by membersof Karl G, Maeser Associates Dr. Hillamjoined the BYU faculty in 1960, and helped to establish the International Relations Program. He has been a consultant on unconventional warfare to both government andprivate research organizations. Hehas lectured for the Department of State and for the governments of Korea, Japan, Hong Kong, and Austria He is the author of numerous publications on international and Asian affairs Dr. Braithwaite joined the BYU f ; marine biology and invertebrate zoology lectures illustrated with 35mmslides and movies which he h Number instructed to the plan and make recommendations to UCCOG. Members include Gerald Ollerton, Orem Mayor James Mangum, American Fork Mayor Malcolm Beck and docte against BYU alleging she forced out of a doc program because she was nota Mormon, failed to pass her comprehensive examination or to complete other requirements for the degree, a BYU Spokesman says Force Team, among other thing violated between an alleg herself K the university Roland V. Wise, would initiate further discussionof the matterinview ofthe feelingsof the mayors IRS District Director, said. “Deposits must be made Buck Rose, Utah County planner, said 18 sites had been rated as possibilities for a Utah Countyoff - road vehicle site — HAMS Varied Events PTA Movies PAYSON Keep Early Time Saturday — Citizens Center The Senior during March, | en Payson’s CHOCOLATE sean, thls 10x. ] : 89 according to directorStanley Wilson. Because ‘No Deposit, No Hot dinners will be served Retum” has been held over, daily at 12:30 p.m. On Mareh iturday matinees at 19, a “Noonday Banquet’ will will continuet beheld, replacing the regular shown at 9 and 11 a.m. March meal that day only 13 and March 20, according to Nolan Hartley, manager. Tickets for the banquet may Parents of children with x purchased at the center to tickets to the movies should be Wednesday. A very awareof these times, and when outstanding program" will atall possible, the earlier show follow the banquet, Mr. Wilson should be seen. said. SALAD DRESSING ie. am ] SEGO MILK j= er ):. YOGURT eT WHOLE CHICKEN pre j 99 MURDOCK TRAVEL, INC. ORANGE JUICE a./8 5 ] Family 6 02. BID oN THESEAno HUNDREDS OF OTHER PRIZES UNIVERSp ITY TOMATO JUICE MALL ‘< + | Hunts 46 07. -/719 | KETCHUP ] 59% |, curEs BEANS Del Monte 303 szie | 1” i TUNA Carnation 2size can ADC COFFEE | her s BYL suit, Mr Maxwell House | “| |" BAKEPANS9% | TUMBLERS | MARCH 4-15 SAVEMALL MONEY 7PM, Monday,‘March Si, 1976 Brown tat we “3/ 66: | Ekco Secret Bakers. WB 1.69 that 40 percent of the ( s currently enrolled in education are THE MOViE-MEAL TICKET to diss rtation, he adde Mrs. Brown's a meal for *1.00 or more at International Fare Restaurant. This ticket is good for admission at the University Mall y and wo Id be equired a formal l answer by Theatres. k ¢ ed, eone enfails to enraded ito eva ppass as theth make graded the fair He added le adde candidates are same basi dest| f they are often given diff ee nan official statem | Delicious North Main Street will be the scene for varied activities Buy a $2.50 movie ticket for $1.50 when you purchase r me 69 Citizens Plan wasin the process of trying to Check out the new self-service salad bar ot Chuckwagen Restaurant’ Herald Telephone Numbers OFFICE 73-5050 CIRCULATION 75-5103 BOLOGNA Payson Senior Western Che Boibyiftterala United Press Internationa A Service SUBSCRIPTION RATE 1 Month, carrier $ 6 Months. carrier $2100 Ong Year. carrier $42 00 MAIL RATES in UNITED STATES 1 Month $100 eres $2400 OneYear $48.00 : RED SNAPPER Discount riedBY ‘ tho Taxes He said he did not want to disclose what the three top choices were while the county BACON ] ____2pgs ee ivifty l)Sled... AND heyy Hal Visick said similar BE JENSEN. Pi Enleredas se at the post MEMBER Audit Bureauof Circulation BEEFROA ROASTS ‘lel 08% ] with Form 503, ‘Federal Tax Deposit, Corporation Income ensatory as $10,000 in puni di xAimination Commissioner Inouyesaid he ORANGES aednT ] oe deposit in an approved commercial bank or a Feder: + urthe at BYU as a because extension of time for was unfair to begin charging Reserve Bank at least for use of the plant until it percent of the balance ae begins operation and to have whenthey file their return or waited until nowto announceit application for extension | 9 mee y be obtained by submitting Form7004 We should point out that either way, corporations must mayor of Educat and ri he LDS Church The tatement Y held eb red CELERY aed Pack Western Association of Schools a In involving ee) 1 00 ] Colleges. Mne of his research interests involves the Mrs. Betty Brown a former Salt Lake City high school week County solid waste removal plant goesinto operation Creer, AVOCADOS Utah Dr. Palmer joined the BYU faculty in 1962, and coordinated Asian Studies from 1968-75. He was the organizer and first president of the Rocky Mountain Conference of the Association for Asian Studies. He is a memberof the board of directors of the fee Institute on Korean Affairs and the Accreditation T rch embers Slaughter teacher, filed a District Court in Sal weeks before the new Utah Kenneth CITY BROCOOLLI | Tene isk 15: ' Large tao corporations whose tax year ended Dec. 31 are due to file a ‘ederal income tax return by nis Monday. However, an regional and national meetings ‘ bet st early this SALT LAKE announced Utah County hed plans to begin charging dumping fees April 15, a full six courtesy of Dr. Mangumjoined the BYUfaculty in 1963. He has been a predoctoral fellowwith the Public Health Service. and a predoctoral fellow, postdoctoral fellow, and research fellow with the Scripps Clinic and Research Foundation, His major research interests include one carbon metabolism, vitamin B-12 dependent resear and cancer chemotherapy. He is the author of scientific articles, and has made over30 presentations at pro between he temples andreligious rituals of Confucius ee it when | Business Rule the mayors of Spanish Fork sea 1 00 mm IRS MAZATLAN, MEXICO BYU Responds to Graduate Complaint BYU ‘ities interested in designating h sites on the finer points of site selection Utah County Commissioner Yukus Inouye got arise outof Springville PRODUCE «CAULIFLOWER 5 day-4 nighttrip conversation patterns. Dr. Alexander joined the BYUfacultyin 1964. He is a memberofthe editorial board of the Utah State History Society, and was president of the Mormon History Association for 1974-75. Dr. Alexander is the author of thirty - two articles, co - editor of one book, and has helped to write six other books and monographs. He won the Utah State Historical Society’s Morris Rosenblatt Awardin 1968-69, andis now al work on a volume dealing with the sesquicentennial history of the LDS Church. personallytaken throughout the worldwith former 9It Emergency author of three texts and has been instrumental in teaching German grammar and vocabulary through camera and SCUBA gear. Heis the author candidate who has file the appointed and study Languages; assistant dean, College of Humanities; and since 1974, associate dean, College of Humanities. He is thing it candois helpus Dr. Hintze said the committee can ‘more effectively function” as a COG subcommittee. and i He offered to advise any the adoption, saying, ‘’Theonly Accomplishments Told Annual Awards The awards are made annuallyunder the sponsorship of the BYU AlumniAssociation. They are namedin honor of Dr. Kari G. Maeser, second princip2! of the Brigham A of Committee were officially Chemical Society, and author of a textbook and thirty - BYU zoology; Dr. John R, Halliday, profe: Bevan Ott, professor of chemistry. R, Max Rogers, professor of German. This award includes an unrestricted $500 stipend and is given in recognition of outstanding teachingability. todate on thefirst Utah County Fair since 1940, to be held Aug ninescientific papers. Dr. Rogers joined the BYU facultyin 1945, and he has served as chairman, Department of Languages, chairman, Department of Germanic and Slavic officials to close the Wasatch Front foothills to off road vehicles this summer nish Fork's mayor. expressed strong disapproval of the early billing, saying it reported on the progress made used laboratory text and of several articles. Dr. Halliday joined the BYUfaculty in 1934, and has served as acting dean of the College of Fine Arts (194748) and as chairmanof the Music Department(1948-60) He conducted BYU bandsfornine years, and founded the BYU Madrigal Singers in 1952. In 1975 he was given the BYU Alumni Distinguished Service Award. Dr. Halliday is the author of a three - volume work, “Diction for Singers,” which teachessinging in six languages. Background Given Dr. Ott joined the BYUfaculty in 1960, and in 1971 was honored with the Karl G. Maeser Research Award. Heis chairmanof the Central Utah Section of the American Eight distinguished educators at Brigham Young University will be honored with Karl G. Maeser Awards Utah County Commissioner subcommittee. Karl Lymanspoke in fave Committee to determinecosts and make recommendations, and adopted the Earthquake Awareness Commitiee as a subcommitteeof the Council of The County's solid waste and efforts to establish a county off - road vehicle site were also discussed. Kent Prestwich, chairman of the Utah County Fair Board. may their towns duetc plans by Uinta National Forest Springville, and Tim Moran program Rose told the o weeded coG the 911 Emergency Number Governments Mr. mayors similar sites you cawRELv/} yeti | |Lummina a MaaTina co 61.N. 400 W_ PROVO ! __373-1003 INTERNATIONAL FARE i RESTAURANT ml orth located in rortheost UNIVERSITY area of WwW as ‘ MALL ; ; Libby 15 ov. | iin4/79 Glass. Reg. 4/1.29 SOUP MUGS 99% | 16 oz. stone Reg. 1.59 TABLE CLOTHS ie | DISHCLOTHSs ea Prag 52470 ie ; | ae TAMPONS Tampex 40 i count. Reg. 2.09 9 DEODORANT = Se <a RAYC. HILLAM acquire therr Dr red L Friday, Page 2—THE HERALD, Provo. Utah, | Dial Very Dry. 99 ; DATRIL fon-aspirin, count. 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