Show m m Mm ni If B2 OThundoy April IS 1974 Magnificent Tower Arch From beneath the arch Conton page B1 &nd from ledges behind that lies between the view- - the opening the views to arch All the west and southwest Eiint and the through an open maze are The spectacular of salmon colored slick-roc- k is dominated foreground fins and terraces rows of gi- with narrow grottoes lea- by parallel Beginning at 9 am When you're in the Army’s Motor Transport field you'll learn to drive j ust about anysedans trucks thing Jeeps tractor-trailer- s And you earn while you learn Good pay promotions raises 30 se S days paid vacation each year Great fringe benefits 70 Superintendent ' Robert I Kerr today announced the meeting of two National Park Service adcommittees " in visory Moab next week Kerr Superintendent of the Sa- £rt YOU IN THE DRIVER’S SEAT 637-07- qualified mini-cour- WE’LL PUT Meet in Moab Next Week The first aid classes are bing offered In Moab this weekend and are open to anyone interested and rounded sandstone turday at the Courheuse aid SnttcBeyond these sand-fla- ts awillfirst be held sponsored and rocky mesas fade into the distance where by the Sheriff’s Jeep PosThe class will last still other monolithic se 8 hours and is open to rock masses of punctuate the skyline with this en- anyone interested No tire panorama framed by prior first aid training is the symmetrical opening necessary A Red Cross First Aid of Tower Arch course will Instructor’s to south of the Just begin Friday evening at Tower Arch is another the Junior High It will stone fin another small but graceful span gives urn from 8 to 11 pm Friday and from 8 am testimony to die arch- and aU day Saturday Anycharacteristics forming one Interested who holds' of Entrada Sandstone an Red Cross advanced and Here spring seeps water standing in a nar- First Aid card may athave pro- tend row pothole Standard and advanced duced a slender but stur- b® dy span that bridges two held in courses will May with Em abutments on a rock wall This unnamed arch is some fifty feet above the terrace which a hiker can attain For those who feel like the exploring ftirther complex maze of grottoes that lies between the to- i7?hleu SivathaT!lt wering fins of the Klon- dike Bluffs offers no end of enchantment with an- - of Arches National Park other mysterious canyon or narrow crevice or cave always just ahead ding off in all directions and inviting exploration Tower Arch is an Immense oval shaped hole through a massive lin of Entrada Sandstone and it gets its name from a white -- topped tower of the same rock that stands on the fin Just behind the arch It is easy to scramble up ttie slickrock to the underside of the span and only there can its size be appreciated r' FirstAid Classes Set This Weekend Can-yonlan- h Special Equipment a geriatric chair designed for die special needs of extended-car- e patients and featuring a table footrest and wheels for easy mobility Margaret Hall Merced Ca a hospital patient enjoys some time outside her room in the chair Head Nurse Ferne Mullen stands behind her with Dixie Allred Clyde Goudefeck and Kenneth Beach children of Albert Beach Erma Newell another daughter was Mullen thanked thelunily for 2!? of l5wn' of equipment and the family ®XpJTI8ed thanks to those who donated to “ me‘ Rangers To Work Monde ello District Bureau of Land Management has hired two additional tempo raty employees to complete its force of rangers who will be patroling the' district to protect scenic archaeological and other resource values according to Frank C Shields District Manager Mr Joel Brisbin of Dolores Colorado who is about to receive a de- Clean spacious rooms 24 hour phono and desk service SINGLE RATES 650 550 ALSO WEEKLY A FAMILY RATES gree in archaeology-anthropolog- y from Fort Lewis College was hired April 3 Joel has experience working for the National Potato Park Service as a Big ranger in Mesa Verde Eliza Burr holds her five foot tall potato plant National Park and has which she cultivated considerable experience Spacious lobby with color IV and free coffee in ridingandpackinghor-se- s and mules Also hired was Mr Steven Rivas of Smith-fiel- d Utah Steve’s edu- included three years studying science and humanities at Utah State University Steve is very femiUar with the Grand Gulch area having spent a summer in the area working on a survey crew and having hiked through die Gulch numerous times The two will be stationed at the BLM trailer at Natural Bridges They will be involved in patrol of the district from the Utah -- Colorado border to Dark Canyon They join Fred and Becky Blackburn whose employment was announced previously The Blackburns are headquartered at Kane Spring at the head of Grand Gulch cation MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM DELUXE SINGLE BLADE 18" ELECTRIC BLADE Vo" to 8" height adjustment Regular Price $5995 A BLM Lead Deser Ranger at Bakersfield Calif to MORGRO While They FERTILIZER last $1 39 $495 EACH 16-16- $£25 -8 their programs Pfhiers 40 lb bag 6-10- -4 train Erovide additional the rangers and other Involved BLM personnel Representatives from other agencies also attended the session to ensure coordination with MODELS AVAILABLE Prices Effafim Through Sdarfaf ApM If )s p : v 1 r 5 - 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the states of Utah terests and other attri- Idaho Montana Wyoming butes are varied Kerr Colorado and North and pointed out so their op- South Dakota Upon re- - inions are varied They organization of National offer to the Regional Di- Park Service regions rector a type or dimenKerr said establishment sion of advice not otherof a new advisory com- wise available At next week’s meeting mittee and changes in the in Moab according to Su- - ' Protection MAW STKECT the heart of downtown Grand Junction - (Arches and Canyonlands National Parks and Natural Bridges National Monument) pointed out that the joint meeting of two such committees is somewhat unusual 'Region advisory committees normally function within a single National Park Service region The combined meeting arises from recent regional reorganization which places Utah in the new Rocky Mountain Region rather than the Midwest Region Monies donated to the Albert Beach Memorial fund — at Allen Memorial Hospital were used to purchase made on La Harpe Hotel U ds Complex rintendent Kerr' the existing Mid west Regional bewest and Rocky MounCommittee Advisory tain The Regional Advisory came necessary Committees will discuss Midwest and Rocky Mountain Committees will meet a wide variety of matters together in May there- concerning many units of to complete the the National Park system fore Among the items on the changes are grizzly bear Advisory agenda Regional somewhat management at Yellow- Committees like the Secretary of the stone a study of a proAdvisory posed new park Interior’sestablished to Board are management' and Bridge advise the Regional D- Rainbow irector on National Park others The May 3 meet-Service programs poli- ing at which these items cies and other matters will be discussed is open The committee functions to the public (Conference First Western in response to questions Room referred to it by the Re- Bank) Members of the com- gional Director As an the mittees will also tour “advisory” group committee does not con- parts of the local Nation- -' trol the decisions of al Park In attendance Service officials but does too will be Regional Directors of Midwest and exert substantial ceupon them The com- -- Rocky Mountain Regions miltee consists of rest- with members of their dents of the region with staffs Kerr said LFGAS |