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Show Hro permits needed Utah State Forestry and Fire Control started the statewide fire season on May 1st. State Forester, Paul Sjoblom, emphasizes that burning permits will be required re-quired when doing any open burning. A burning permit can be obtained from the County Fire Warden, County F Ire Department, or County Sheriff. Any permit that is issued must comply with the State Health Department Clearing Index. When this index is below 500, no burning burn-ing is allowed. Above 500, smoke dispersal is sufficient enough to allow burning. ' As conditions warrant throughout the fire season, additional regulations may have to be implemented. Future Fu-ture announcements will be made as to fire conditions throughout the state, as the summer progresses, Mr. Sjoblom stated. We must all strive to hold the level of man -caused fires to a minimum, mini-mum, and save our range and forest lands from fire destruction. de-struction. Citizens are urged to abide by the burning permit policy in order to prevent the occurrence oc-currence of damaging wildfires. Daughter Terry and Doug Judy were also down from A mm on, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Holm and daughters Kiersten and Alyssa of Salt Lake City visited vis-ited their grandparents, Fred and Hilda O'Leary, over the weekend. They also attended the wedding reception of their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rus-sell Holm. Kathlyn and James Holm of Salt Lake City were recent re-cent visitors at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred O'Leary. Tina Bingham ofManhat-ten ofManhat-ten Beach, Calif., granddaughter grand-daughter of Mrs. Mae Col-born, Col-born, was in town to attend the funeral of her grandfather, grandfath-er, Floren Bingham. We Madsens returned home from an overnight stay in Fairview with Blake's mother, Mrs. Ellis Madsen, to hear the news that our dear neighbor, Alt Smith, had passed away that morning. morn-ing. There was no kinder person to my children and we'll miss him very much. |
