Show miii0t " -- ' v During the spring cl Mr and Mrs R JReuger' and Mr and 1940 MrsR EHawks pleted the first com- notor-bo- at trip toevei Involve women dbvtn the' Colorado river frdm’ Moab to Cataract Gaitorra and - a I ‘I U up the Green River to v Green River Utah 3 The 200 mile river trip 9flchf was made in five days ar- - 'rhrer ' K ve M riving at Green SIvsr oh vaf June 16 Constructed and piloted by Ace Turner the boat was propelled by an airplane propeller Theryll Hawks was second mate 4 ' The towering cliffs which rise sheer from the water makejhe raw gkn inaccessflne except by boat Fishing was ne- ’ : aMtaa KinnwW iaraiiM back old memories When asked ifthpro had been any changes after so many years' Mr Hawks laid 1949 EXPEDITION This craft transported these five people plus Ralph Hawks who took tee picture down the Colorado River from Moab through Cataract Canyon in June of 1949 ending theirtripin Green River Utah Shown here left to right are Mrs Raich Hawks Mrs J R Reuger Captain Ace Turner Second Mate Theryll Hawks and R J Reuger Ralph Hawks also mads this same trip It years later with other companions L air-power- ed yiliL w PPW0 Troop 285 celebrated Earth Week by making pictures and ’bookmarks with flowers' and dear sources Carp Salt Lake p m Reservations will be c City Utah JamesL Walker was Silver Beaver award for among 20 men selected exceptional service to I fronTover 150 nominees Scouting to be honored with the e award was pre- to the cookie patches girls of Troop 666 at their Court of Awards and a $500 camp — cer-cont- act James Chmietewskiap- paper A tour of tificate 'to Betty Win-th- e Confteldfor at facilities selling more than peered wifi his attorney Duane Frandson before tinental Telephone was iHKbbxes Don Crist May 23 very info native and we Shirley Shelton will sc -would like to thank the cetcamp applications st a preliminary hearing Telephone Company for through' this week for on tee charge of fraudtheir time in giving the camp at Hoffinans’ Ranch ulent use of a credit card various troops their gui- - June 11-Camp skills The charge la an indicded tour Cookie patches will be taught 'camp table charge however were presented to the crafts will be attempted Attorney Harry Snow girls who had sold 74 and badge work on ell made a motion to amend boxes or more this year outdoor badges will be tee complaint to a mis- Quen Smith leader pre- - done as well as some demeanor which is not an indictable sented gifts to the three lifting ter the motion waimadej1 top cookie sales girls Barbie Rogers received in uoan a Scout pocket knife for vkit plea ofguilty to tee charge Mr and Mrs Ray Mil- first prize and Kris Bohn and cki Leavell each burn from Indianapolis received camp silver- - Indiana Mr and Mrs toned la pay a fine of ware Sixth grade girls Luther Hoggard from £25000 or serve 50 days will 48 days Cookie Valley Station Kentucky and assistant Halstead leading file troop visited with Mrs upon payment of ' ft tee flie Quen with a ma Milburn in Moab On May 24 I to show their thaaks ter spending several days here tee group left for Sail of Aspen Colorado for tee year new 13 sus-pend- ed the charge of DWI at which time he pled guilty and was sentenced to pay a Ana of $250 and serve ln ll with the djaeataaca ampmM upon payment of the fine Kenneth Craig of Sant- acpdn Utah foiled to ap- - pear before City Jke Don Crist May 2SandMs haU of $200 which he had posted May 25 was for- - Sited “Metody Jne Hatch qs ap-‘“T- he U charge of DWI She pled 't:r ? 7? John B (Jack) Rigg former Grand Junctions and more recently De- puty Assistant Secretary of the Interior in Wash- lngton will address alun- cheon meeting on the sub- ject "Uranium in the Pub- lie Interest" In theafterooonaTech- nkal Session on Explor-ta- g ation and ' Environment will feature papers by: -- taken by: Mary Emerson 242-66- Mai 12 ESlenHopkfosi 243-657- 9" 242-05- Kay Setter 49 3138 245-Urani- yWO rfwOI HEfO wiwswaiwfiwSII Tftdh Utah Technical College at Provo will award and James F Davis Chief associate degrees to a total of certificates Exploration Geologist 2 ®® Rocky Mountain Biergy -8:30 amSaturdaylnthe Cotporaifon Denver CoPresident Redlands Room at the Ho- - fordo- Robert G Be Tabernacle Wilson W Sorensen an- Inn of UtUday 22 sented May at the verly JWrector EnyiA Panel moderated by ronrMntel Controli Un- - nojMa recenuy ah National Parks Scout Council annual fellowship ? H Barnei of Grand ton Csrbide Corporation M Junction will discuss Grand Junction Colo A iLSSIl meeting Court hd it ft Wllffi “WMrkttngOjjUook Dr Riclurd Center Brigham Young "leal Session in tee mor- Provo The movie "Search Walker a Junior high ntagPanel members are: Vice Folkman produced by United Nu ley Accounting Clerk teacher and director of Corporation will be Noah’s adult education eta? will feature Pre is a roundtable program 2" r commissioner A a scout- sklent Dillin H Oaks ‘ M'i Teclmtcal Sto-- il mwler He elio hold a tor the number of jobs in the ES552a JmTJj luncheon as made Young University be may LDS Church He is one £®!?L2em commencement speaker by calling: of 5 Moab men to have A B Tusberg ' j— v' received this outstanding W S FATHER-SODawson N DINNER award The others R C Cutter the late Frank Farns- £?JSSjJ5i pm??’ 'The annual Father-So- n J E Hopkins 242- - Dinner worth Bates Wilson Mel £“!! of tee Community Dewey 243- Dalton and Dr Clevp Ray- Church will be Baptist mond JSS SS Grand District I"theey5Sngth!!r¥£: i?dJSuiy HaUeTiS- 11 rsu cu— I President Federal Re- - mens Auriliary ard for 1973-7- 4 at the Bhki and fkiance and en- and $1J5 for hove under mmvj Scooter llonmd With Silver Beaver Award ! The Colorado Plateau Section of the American Institute of Mining Met- allurglcal and Petroleum Engineers will sponsor a Mineral Day Symposium Saturday June 1st at tee Holiday Inn in Grand Junction Arthur BTusberg of Grand Junction Is the Ge- neral Chairman for the Symposium & Carl Frey- also of Grand June- -' tion is Program Chair- man Registration for the Symposium will begin at : that in most respects the run appears much the same although fishing is not as good nor fish as big He mentioned also that there was a noticeable lack of wildlife i L eww ' PHchr cr £"u“n!“EaS1? !!!-Ju- dge wr r :i tM!' 242-46- CS 242-16- 55 j 53 242-36- 24 5 ! fine of $250 and serve council 100 40 days in Jail with tee tee fields jail sentence suspended upon payment of tee fine She was also placed on probation for six months under the sivervislra of Cookie : Chairman Ca- - Mesa Arizona where they appeared with council the Adult Probation and rol Ames presented will visit other relatives Attorney BUI Benge on Parole Board Thel-present- ed S Af-gi- : 0 1’ r p n Tv m L±X- - Grand Junction Cola " i ' )rf AVjF" Morning Del iyery Weekends S’ VW I Use featins! iesresesstsSfve ’ I 12'x55'2-- i FULLY LOT CMPffiD-OHLAHD$£A- P£D iiioaaooaooo You'd Tliink If WosMU i Gome In And Let Us Give You oooooooeoeoooooeeoooooeeeeeoooeoeeooeoeoeeeooooeeoeooooo UlOlORtiiS Souih Main-S8- 0 Jake or Rocky— 259-554- 6 - - ti a v £? : ‘ ' si 41 M s ' : 1 lOh w “ - — '— r 1 !l — — t tajtrivdjum - - |