Show TRAIL RIDERS OF wilderness ENTER HIGH MONDAY twenty and ww women members ot of the trail troll RJ ders of the rodo rode into the high cintas wil wilderness monday on outfitter is robert L davis of the U bar dar ranch neola on the farist day the group will ride up the colorful krobbe creek t to C chain ug lakes 13 miles s they will ta take ve a 1 short buth but hard ilar c i ride on the second day to roberts erts pass and the atwood basin 7 miles the third day will be for or rest ing and on the fourth the riders wui ing proceed north around lake atwood over trail riders pass into painters basin after lunch above timberline the group will cross Gun gunfight sight pass into henrys fork basin making camp at dollar lake 13 miles on the filth fifth day of the ride the group will ride to red castle 16 miles where they will spend the sixth day the seventh and rind eighth days will be spent riding from red castle to yellowstone low stone basin and then to kid ney lakes 24 miles the ninth day la is for rest and fishan fish fishing ln both on lake and stream or a side trip to fox lake area and then on the final day the riders will travel from kidney lakes back to the U bar ranch via box canyon with walls hundreds offeit 1 high 1 20 vil lex the group 1 in all an W will III travel about one hundred miles on horseback through ome of the most beautiful and primitive area in the wast ailt coven covers acre acres of territory located in the southwest corner of lashley national forest which has been set aside as at the only wilderness area in utah and one of few in the united states the trail riders of odthe the wll h der fiesel were organized in 1033 1933 b by the american forestry association cution as a nonprofit non profit educator service fifteen trips are being made into the wilderness areas of the united states this year under the direction of leader roro dorothy thy dixon washington D C making the high cintas trip are the following mrs 1 0 keith barnea barnes kaysville Kays ville utah roland boertitz research engineer chicago barbara L carson laboratory technician wooster cr ohio margaret 0 common university recorder detroit mich reeve gould stud tnt i berkley calif E R H hubner II cincinnati ohio peggy pegg along long medical tech sm thoville th ville ohio stanley I 1 B 6 1 Ma mazelka photographer detroit michigan mrs miron william neal housewife san francisco harold C nelson mechanical engineer long beach calif carl 0 R olson er chicago dr loud louds A physician we meriden Merld cn connecticut ellen virginia lr seaman clerk perth amoy new jea jersey mra mrs alfred C penn robert obert E smith ai advertising ver manager pittsburg P pann enn mary M storm telephone M 0 operator 1 tor chicago alice G tellford 11 d office employee ruthh marion amb er chemist akron ohio letter lester E wood baltimore baltimore maryland american forestry association glenwood springs colo ana and dr P keith barnes medical officer for the trip utah 1 put lime ume on youir your fields at any time they will hold equipment cays says a university of illinois agronomist rono mist except that its a good idea to put it on at least six months ahead of legume crops on land that has not been limed amed before |