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Donputo1 dtaamanylPiiiCapawtnowtityw To Locate A John Deere Dealer Near You, Call: 888-MOW-PROS CToU Free 88869-7767) Administration completes re-seeding project The Slate of Utah SchtxJ and Institutional Trust Lands Administration announced the completion com-pletion of its re-seeding project of the trust lands fire -damage J area in central Utah's Book Cliffs mountains moun-tains region. The fires, which began at the end of June and were contained con-tained near the end of August, burned 95,000 acres, including 40,000 acres of land managed by the Trust Lands Administration. The re-seeding project began Oct 9, and covered approximately 18,000 acres, susceptible to re-seeding. Scott Chamberlain, project coordinator and renewable resource GC I a n F 1 1 c k We Rent Edited Movies! Chxr 600 Popular Titles! 787 West Main 781-6684 Mention thud far 50 iff specialist fix Trust Lands, explained the urgency in re-seeding this fall. Chamberlain said, "Soil stabilization stabiliza-tion was the main objective of this project The organic material surrounding sur-rounding the Douglas Firs was consumed con-sumed by the fires, giving the trees no source for possible re-growth; and the steep slopes were causing immediate soil erosion.' The timing of the project was vital. By planting the seed in the late fall, a blanket of snow will protect pro-tect the seed from die cold; and the melting snow will help the seed sink into me soil. Since most of the soil is arid, this added moisture is a critical criti-cal clement In addition seed is in extremely limited supply nationwide nation-wide due to the intense fire year. GPS maps were used to target certain cer-tain areas with different types of seed as certain blends were selected for areas that receive less water, others fur cooler temperatures and more water. The 217,000 pounds of seed were spread by crop dusting planes, fitted with seed spreading mechanisms on the bottom. The entire seed distribution project required 300 trips. To assist in the Trust Lands efforts, two private landing strips near the Book Cliffs were improved with the donation of time and machinery from an adjacent landowner and the Grand County Road Department The Division of Wildlife Resources also donated employee hours to help with the seed distribution project The School and Institutional Trust Lands Administration is an independent indepen-dent state agency which manages 3.5 million acres of Utah trust lands for the benefit of Utah's schools and other public institutions. Flu vaccinations offered WUh so touch aneouoa being gives to West Nik Virus reeendy, it's important not to overtook, a touch greater public heaJtii nsi the flu. Each year m the United Sates milboas of people get the Cu, wtich results ta about 114,000 to6pttalua-fkns to6pttalua-fkns and 20,000 deaths. The flu vaccine is the best tool to prevent death and severe illness from influenza among the ekkriy and chronically ilL TriCounry Health Department is preparing for the upcoming flu season sea-son and expects that vaccine supplies' sup-plies' wul be sufficient During the normal flu season the best time to vaccinate is during October and November-espev tally for persons at highest risk. Utah's flu season typically runs from November through March with peak levels m January and February. TriCounry Health Department encourages providers to continue vaccinating through December or latex, as long as vaccine is available. Protective antibodies usually develop devel-op about two weeks after vaccination. vaccina-tion. Influenza vaccine clinics will focus on vaccinating those at greatest great-est risk for influenza infectkn along with others in close contact w ith these individuals. The following groups should be vaccinated in October. Persons 65 yean and older Residents of nursing homes and other chronic-care facilities Healthcare workers Household contacts and others who can transmit influenza to those at high risk Adults and children over 6 months of age who need regular medical care or had to be hospitalized hospital-ized because of metabolic diseases like diabetes, chronic kidney disease, dis-ease, or weakened immune system (including immune system problems caused by medicine or by infection with human immune deficiency virus HIVAIDSD CMdren and teenagers 6 months to 18 years who arc on long-term aspirin therapy and therefore coukl develop Reyes Syndrome after the flu Women who will be more than three months pregnant during the flu vavHi hi the spring of 2O0. influenza vaccination was also recotnntrrKled for healthy children from 6 to 23 months if age. Children less than 9 yean of age who receive vaccine for the first time need a booster dose one month after the first dose. Parents should check with their health care provider to discuss annual annu-al influenza vaccination of healthy children in these age groups. Influenza vaccines are available at TriCounry Health Department eraal. Monday - Friday 3 p.m. 4 45 p.m. Roosevelt Monday-Wednesday, Monday-Wednesday, Friday-3 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. If you have questions or need more information about influenza vaccinatkws, immunizations, or any of the health sen ices provided by TnCounty Health Department contact con-tact TriCounty Health IVparlment at I-866-275-0246-- toll free or any of the follow ing offices: Vernal Office County-State Building 147 East Main Street Vernal, UT 84078 (415)781 5475 Roosevelt Office 281 East 200 North Roosevelt UT 84066 t435-722 5085 Flaming Gorge Community Health Center Manila. Utah 84046 (435V784-3494 Duchesne Office 50 East 100 South Duchesne, UT 84021 (4351-738 2202 Dental Clinic 198 West 200 North Vernal, UT 84078 iui numan immune uciicicncy vtrttuii, v l o-uo virus HIVAIDSD (435)-78U875 Uintah Countv Animal Shelter ) ' Vi A . i PK. 7 ) ,7l J1 , j r A basket of kittens awaits loving homes. Cute, cuddly and playful, an 15 baby kittens at Uintah Animal Shelter art in need of a safe and gentle home. Five adult cats are also available, including a mother cat who it wtlftngfy caring for a litter not her own. A neutered adult male that loves to hug while he purrs also awaits someone to care for. Several dogs are also available from the shelter. The Animal Shelter has a 30-day, no fee fostering program which wiH help adopting families determine I they wish to keep the pet permanently. perma-nently. If you wish to foster or adopt one of these or another animal, or tf your pet is missing, please cal the shelter at 781-7297 or visit them in their new building at 1387 E. 335 S. Stair Rail A CaHnti 1 PraftstkmIy Designed it IntUSed Calimtii' MaaaA Cadaaa Interior RBifata? Cal ior a fret bid Dand 7I14196 CA f 7904955 -BBBBBBBBBBBBaaBBaBBBBBBBaaiiaa-l Cteary Building Corp. 30X3SX1G 7,235 42x54'xl4r 12,475 60" x 72 x 13 20S5 zttz Payson, UT Mna a.4 Tm Thn bM taa nm tt (MteCMi t It I a Mini ii a t ,,,,a, hm wat ln a-krvhf P B-, aaa ixa mwmn imi m vtr-cx st ttmtmw nm carik - ma paw im ca- mi tacn tmmtmt, UJa iaa 1 ttmmtm llaa Ma-aik mm mt mm tm um um mm ua il IMMUt-a Ml M M wa wmm tm mm ixjm rm tmmmm w m tap iwwii H'l l l III J intti- " c-.n.a a i iip pa wwv -- 1 T'tm ra i tm w w &m w f-" ' "--"J P4 Miawm tm i mom at fiw - tm IWWtW 1 2$ mcmmm aaa t it la in a am mm Ma tm Time Usted above are van arriv-l tin 3 . - . ":z.m BASIN ASatXXATXlPI Of CXKflBJIMtMTI Community Service Transportation JI0J 855 E 200 N Roosevelt. Utah (435) 722-4518 or (435) 789-7270 Utetak canity Tm TW, I, nHMmi at ija Ta l a--ft-r P M k-iMH mm na tm in i a . ttaa n a am af lt IM MiitiM lata nm pia na tm tm IS. mm i Mn i Pa -m tm m naa a Mtail-a ttaa laaa itaa um um ix ii M ' Ma-aHP n MP hKMMDl tm iliam in i a .a(?aiaVaaaa tm mmmmtmm paa aaa mmm mm ttm taa MTa a at I t II i 4naaa mm am a -a-yta.Tiii a tap tm aa aa v i sa lH" I a ii tmmm tm Only $1.00 perride Tlc first aod trd Fnday of emh tnocui. Veteran's Corner Veterans Day computer cards Veterans Day is Nov. II. Anyone who wants to use today's computer technokgy to say "thank you" to a favorite veteran can kg on to The American Legion wobsitc at vvvvw. legion org and vend an cloc-tronic cloc-tronic Veterans Day gavting card from the conidnt ivl rumw. The site offers e nuil cards representing rep-resenting cwh military si-rvke along with the service vmg that plays when the card is opened. Eih caid pnvkks plenty t-f sjv.ee hi cvuxim.' a personal nk'ssage. The fae service is r-.'gm offead for the fourth consecutive ear. Cards may be sent now tlirough Nov. 12. Gat'ling cards nuy be sent to active duty service men aivd wiuiwn als. if their military e-nuil e-nuil addresses aa kmiwn The 28 million-member Anverican Ix-gkm is the nation's largest veterans organization. 7L (lll(pi)ltl Cr 7& The sound is annoying. The silence is dangerous. Thai -j-jnee could be a bg profctem. I exxid be a sgn of ofastrjc-; sienp apnea (OSAj. a senous breathng cteorcter thatiofas peope of reefti sleep. OSA known to cause staepness dung re day and lead to a hos d HidSfo porJerT - high bkxxl pressure, heart dtoease - even t-yokae. LuokJy. OSA is easy to dagraae and there are products that provide tieatment Frd oJ more ahout the dbofder so you can wcr) less about how your s-eep soinds - and start gefing sound, restki sleep. For more rts-fTTvatna ocrtxX: Praia Healthcare Sernces 14 West Main Vernal, UT 84071 435 7891500 TrU FrP t -800-373-5550 |
