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Show Page 48—THE HERALD. Provo, Utah. Sunday, September 2. 1979 State Energy Conference Planned Sept. 11 at ‘U’ State officials and Universityof Utah researchers will review energy conservation and development programs Tuesday, Sept. 11 at the third annual State Energy Conference The public is invited to the one-day conferencein the Social and Behavioral Science Building Auditorium. It is sponsored by the Utah Engineering ExperimentStation and the colleges of engineering and mines and mineral industries. Discussion topics will include energy consumption and conservation in Uta! and developmentof tar sands,oilshale, coz! and uranium. Workshops will be held Sept. 12-14 on energy conservation Suggestions aimed at commercial, religious organiza- tions. Gordon Jensen, UEES director and conference coordinator, says the sessions are free except for a fee for the 12:15 p.m. luncheon in the University Union West Ballroom The 8:45-9:10 a.m. keynote session on “Utah — Energy and You" will be opened by Dr. Wayne S. Brown, professor of mechanical engineering and director of the Utah Innovation Center at . The speakers will be Dr. Laurence Lattman, deanofthe colleges of engineering and mines and minera' industries, and State Sen. Glace M. Sowards, chairman of the Energy and S.L. Utah Tech Suffers Fund Cut The four percent cutback in state sensing ronueniee by Gov. Scott M. itheson will chop $310,310 from Utah Technical College's 1979-80 budget. A portion of the cutis an across the board reduction, coupled with an apportionment from among the budget increases given to the state's colleges and universities last year. Utah Tech's budget cut mostly affects the hiring of new personnel, equipmentpurchases and operating exmses from education and general finds, the Skills Center South and disadvantaged student funds. Five Nutrients Natural Resources Committee An “Overview of Energy Use in Utah” will be featured from 9:10 to 10 a.m. Raymond G. our childcould be Bit by something in your ” to a Department of official. “Medication, household chemicals, cleaners and avoided ifWa teach your children dangers of putting non-food items in their mouths and if you know whatsteps to takeif a Potscning does occur,” sald Jim Hendrickson, Training Section Chief, Bureau of Emergency MedicalServices. Mr Hendrickson said, “Whenever possible you should keep dangerous things outof the reach of your children. Chemicals and Seanes'should ; properly Most standard phones :n al! colors are available ai the on-campus Phonecenter Store. The selection of Design Line telephones includes the limited edition Cougar Phone, the custom model which provides a practical way to d‘spiay schoolspirit Mrs. Thomas said if an order is placed at the PhoneCenterStore before noon, thephoneshouldbe operatingthe next business day. Lines wii be activiated within two business days for orders placed in the afternoon. She says the on-campus Phone PhoneCenterStore is open from 8:30 to 5:00 weekdays except Labor Day, through Sept. 7. In terms of providing telephone ser- vice by the next day for students who place their order and pick up their telephones at the Wilkinson Center.”’ Providing BYUstudents, faculty, and fal a Sens n one oe the largest By /“hert Moigvay 1979 Nanonal Geograpmic Society U.S. Has New Breed Of Fetching Canines ippers. Generally the most the seals mutt was expected to do was chase a thrown stick and lay it at the master’sfeet. No longer. The stick is now a soaring Frisbee and what fomerly was idle play has become a doggedly competitive national sport. Honors and prize money await the fleetfooted animal keen-eyed and agile enough to snatch a floating disk in midair. The first annual K-9 World Frisbee Catch and Fetch Championshi meet was held Aug. 2%, 1977, in Pasadena’s Rose Bowl. First prize was 365 cans of dog food — and $1. 000, The prize was shared by Californian John Volatile, who got the check, and his seven- year-old Labrador, Beau, whogot a year’s supply of food. Last year’s event outdrew the league-leading Los Angles Dodgers’ game played the same day. The nine tailwagging entrants came to the ose Bow!as winners of regional matches. The prize was snared by Jim Strickler of Severna Park, Md., and his two-year-old mixedbreed, Dink. Strickler acquired Dink from an animal shelter and the dog was catching Frisbees by the time it was four months old, according to National Geographic World magazine. In the contests, the does are judged on how swiftly they retrieve a Frisbee, with points awarded for catches made with all four feet off ground. “Some dogs leap as high as eight feet tomake a catch,” World notes. The magazine's August of its type in the 8 state Mountain Bell region, said Mrs. Thomas. Planning begins eariy in the year and extra personnel are added to handle the thousands of requests for service Becauseallthe services and products customers are likely to need or want are available in one location, the PhoneCenter Store helps customers save time and money, according to Mrs. Thomas. CHAMPIONSHIP FORMisdisplayed by Dink, owned by Jim Strickler of Maryland, who won the K-9 world Frisbee catch and fetch competition in 1978, WASHINGTON, D.C. — Once any dog owner was satisfied if his — or her — pet could fetch the daily paperora pair of sl- projects issue offers tips for dog owners who their pets may be potential champions. Tht advice comes from John Pickerill of Fredericksburg, Va. Pickerill and his dog, Martha Faye, who have toured the country entertaining crowds with their Frisbee shows. “The most important rule in training your dog to catch and return a Frisbee is to make it fun,” Pickerill stresses. He suggests starting by getting a puppy interested in holding things in its mouth. “Play games like ke away with the dogs toys,” he advises. ne models, take their set home,and plug it in. Wheretheovtlets are not yet installed, Mountain Bell can arrange for installation at applicable rates vice, BYUis similar to a small city, ac- cording to the Customer Services Manager. Mrs. Thomassaid the only difference is that service orderactivity is concentrated iu. a two-week period iu late August-early September and another two weeks in mid-April Dovetailed Drawers Dative Main 412 So. 700 West aap State 2665 Washington ale Salt LakeCity rem jen 255-7666 355-7666 225-7663 394-3622 s \ a> Labor Day Sale ‘Because children learn Machinepickin up a re is a a variety of many cases, we can provide phone ser- sands andoil shale research programs wil! be explained from 11 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. Leadoff speaker will be Dr. Alex G. Oblad, Distinguished Professor of mining and fuels engineering, whowill discuss ‘‘Tar Sands as Potential coal Soe Dr. Francis V lanson, associ lessor of minin; and fuels weouia will review ze forts to upgrade tar sands as gasoline. In the oil shale area, Dr. A. Lamont Tyler, professor of chemical engineering, will discuss the potential of oil shale as a source of chemicals and Dr. Richard C. Aiken, assistant professor of chemicalengineering,will review oil shale as a source ofliquid fueis. Kent Briggs, administrative assistantto the governorforpolicy and planning coordination, will serve as chairman of the 12:15 p.m. luncheon session. Thesj will be Roger A. Markle, president and chief executive officer of Valley Camp Coal Co. His topic is ‘The Outlook for the Coal Industry — Utah and the Nationa.” From 1:40 to 2:30 p.m., the focuswill be on “Utah's Resources —, Research and Development Needs.’ Te eect wale OeGeer re R. Hill Ill, Envirotech Professor of Chemical Engineering; William K. Dinehart, director, State Lands Division; and Charles R. Henderson, chairman,State Board of Oil, Gas and Mining. “Current Uranium Studies” will fea featured from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m.ina discussion session to be led by State Sen. Moroni L. Jensen, chairman of the State Energy Conservation and After ordering service. customers whose residences are equi with modular phone outlets can select from se service by next Friday, as scudents prepare for fall classes : Brigham Young University To provide quick, convenient processing of orders, the telephone company 18 operating an on-campus PhoneCenter Store in Room 109 of the Wilkinson Center, according to Customer Services Manager Bonnie Thomas. “We cantakecareofall the arrangements right on campus and there's no need for BYU customers to go downtown," explained Mrs. Thomas. “In Development Council, will discuss tho status of energy consumption in Utah Dr. Donald Nielsen, state science adviser, will introduce a 10:15-11 a.m session on Utah's oil and gas industry Carlton H. Stowe, information specialist, Utah Geological Survey, will review past, present and future programs in the industry. Current activities will be discussed by Cleon B. Feight, director, State Division of Oil Gas and Mining. The University’s wide-ranging tar (SLLSehubach Household Chemicals CanInjure danger tel State Energy Conservation and BERKELEY,Calif. (UPI) — The non-alcohol constituents of wine Dee ed Speakers topics will include Dr. enhance the body’s absorption of five nutrients from food when the wine is is iB Miller, professor of metaleering, on ‘Optimizi drunk with meals, according to seybr. wition e research at the Human Nutrition sutton Laboratory of the Universityof Califor- Wadsworth, professor of metallurgy and associate dean of the College of nia at Berkeley. Mines and Mineral Industries, on “In The nutrients are calcium, phosphorus, magnesium,zinc and iron. Situ Extraction’’; and Dr. Richard E. The study, r in American Turley, professor of mechanical » On “Utah's Uranium MillJournal of Clinical Nutrition, Industry. : monitored paneime Each drank oneliter of California zinfandel (a red mf thechasing session from 3:30 to 4 table wine) or dealcohclized zinfandel p.m., Jack Lyman, energy conservaor an ethanol solution in deionized tion specialist in the Utah Energy OfH. Zenger, assistant water or plain deicnized water with fice, and Jerry their meals daily for 75 days. The wine director, UEES, will discuss ‘‘Conserwas consumed throughout each day, vation as an Energy Source.” not in single sittings. ways Mountain Bell personnel expect to handle up to 12,000 requests for Briscoe, president Wasatch Opinion Poll, will review re. cent public opinion surveys on energy Reed Searle, executive secretary, and Most menbelieve that a woman's placeis in the home. 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