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Show 1 2 Yemal Express Wednesday, June 22, 1988 r Paul Dixon n w Ay'- W v jp" "1 k, ' TV - " p j r " I" ''r) H 1 I r - : ! I..- : i " i t u J try a-1 3, j " t' V I ! isj" " "i. -i DINOSAUR ROUNDUP Rodeo committee members weren't just horsing around last Friday, Fri-day, they were hanging posters to announce the upcoming rodeo. Front row: Dick Winters, James "Doc" Allen, Jack Allred and Doug Timothy. Back row: Pat and Don Pennigton, John Anderson, and Terah Lauf BigTOwWiWOTiil ' ' rff1 ; - LARUE PICKUP is presented a Resolution ot Appreciation u m the Uintah Water Conservancy District for his years of public service. Making the presentation is L.Y. Siddoway, member of the board. Pickup honored for water board service New Ranger for Red Fleet Dam On January 1, Red Fleet Dam became be-came the State of Utah's newest State Park. Formerly under the jurisdiction ju-risdiction of the Bureau of Reclamation, Red Fleet is now an official state park. Paul Dixon, employed em-ployed by the State Park Service, recently re-cently transferred from the Rockport State Park to accept the position open at Red Fleet State Park. Dixon began working for the Division of Parks and Recreation 13 years ago at Bullfrog located on Lake Powell in southern Utah. From there, he was transferred to Utah Lake State Park where he remained until 1983 when the park became flooded. In addition, he has served as a ranger in Wasatch Mountain State Park, Schoficld State Park and Rockport State Park. Dixon remarked that he really liked the Vernal area and looked forward to meeting the people of this region. In addition to his duties at Red Fleet, he will also work at Stcinaker, on the Green River and in the Flaming Gorge area. His duties will include law enforcement, park operation and maintenance and supervision. su-pervision. Part of the duties assumed by Dixon will include implementing improvements for the Red Fleet area. Within 30 days, a new dock will be constructed courtesy of the local unit of the Utah National Guard. At the present time, Dixon is considering the planting of seedless couonwood trees in the camping area; the cottonwoods will provide shade and axe a faM-growlng tree that is indigenous to the area. Dixon and his wife, Dori, with their 16 month old daughter moved into the area three wee Is ago. He suited that he was really Kxiking forward to fishing in this area, lie fished Red Meet one afurfTKion to become acquainted with the variom types anJ sizes of fi-h contained in the take and found the frhmg cx-ccpronally cx-ccpronally good. He sin) mentioned men-tioned Uui he has h.tJ repum ctf fishermen uking rjinkiw tmut m Kivs of up w 4 IK fmm the lake; German browrw have rrpurtctHy gone as high a 17 IK The fee jkhcduJc It Red fieri is the wme as other uie p.uU; S3 fW diy use and $-6 fin tncnuhL $awi linens (2 yrrt :. o!4cr, ani tl.O-4 tcmstiwd W a VkhcctJiarf H iV.U h.-s i!t fCvcnC a fwn tg l y filhng cui an afJi.tnti J.Kh entitle I'Ktn W1 free itjy xt-c in Suie fi is anJ u p4 'xn lifftimc. f U..'--c m Bnntul m,iy he pyfifvv-r4 S 13 laih fives il-cm aJ (V ot JY,.-,U iK" it VcKrIc un!imi!f.J fay v-c irt uu tsU f. the iVf.U .v. ft art in.lailid ill H M)A ft t!-C iK-nl5f )t a-l iH lMitr-ci scUite fi huh it a I". r- J .) is tvi .-..f.,1 g-.J rrp :?rr? r-., !-r-.8 (1 : ry M C't . ' 5 ; - I i f -j f-. j'n! The Uintah Water Conservancy Board recognized one of its former members last week for 13 years of service on the board. LaRuc Pickup represented division divi-sion seven, southwest Uintah County, on the Uintah Water Conservancy Board since Nov. 28, 1975. He also served as a director, representing rep-resenting Uintah County, on the Central Utah Water Conservancy District for six years. For 16 years of the 18 years that he was a member mem-ber of the Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation County Committee, he served as chairman. He is currently serving as a mem ber of the Farm Home Administration Loan Committee, a position he has held for 18 years. He was a member of the Uintah County Commission, 1950-52, and has been an advocate for the livestock live-stock industry. He has a successful ranch and livestock operation. He has been a member of the Uintah County Catllcmens Association and serviced two terms as its president. Mr. Pickup was presented a Resolution of Appreciation from the Uintah board. Board member L.Y. Siddoway made the presentation at last Wednesday's regular board meeting. BLM plans annual advisory council tour to Bookcliffs The Vernal District Bureau of Land Management will be conducting Its annual advisory council lour July 7 and 8. The group will be visiting several sites in the Bookcliffs Resource Area. The Advisory Council is a unperson un-person body of private citiens w ho, because of their csrvrusc, training, experience, or interest, are qualified to offer informed advice m the District Manager concerning !-nd management mailers. Lath mciiitxrf has been appointed by the Secretary of the Interior. The purpose of ihe tour it la provide council member sviih an on-lhc-ground look at field rnjiujcmrm pfAtKCS and totxcrr.s 10 be discussed Jl a suKciiur ni meeting. The tour calls for visits m U (allowing liMrd specific anJ jvv.'t I) other nt -!. i.d sr.r v: l.-ix.d futurJ tuiliir ifcsf-C ;,f4 threatened tattu (Sal areas, tnopcfa'.nc TsLM I'tfi Tr! e W.l I fof C !1,7incr,t si:e, ue if ti5jvtrd tf-uwy a!J"c.ii?ir r; M tonnrtl Vrn,d atf4 st;h faw.UW 70. anJ Crrrnoo4 SUri Management Area. Also, Sweetwater Riparian Management Area, chaining site, and Livestock-Wildlife Management Manage-ment Areas. The tour is scheduled to leave the District Office at 8:00 a.m. Thursday, June 7. The tour is open to the k but prisons need lo tuipp'y their cn U, iran-.poctatioo, and l.xlpng. 'VcntatlTtcatcr BLM seeking Advisory Council members The Vernal District Bureau of Land Management is seeking nominations for persons to fill four positions on the District's Advisory Council. Vacancies will be occurring in the following categories: Renewable Resources, Environmental Protection, Public-at-Large, and Elected Official. Any person or group wishing to nominate someone to the Vernal District Advisory Council should send a letter of nomination to the Vernal District Office located at 170 South 500 East, Vernal, Utah 84078. Any mature, responsible adult living within the District borders may be nominated, but no one should be nominated without first determining that person's willingness to serve, said BLM officials. District Advisory Councils are ten-person bodies of individuals who arc qualified through experience, education, training, knowledge, or interest to provide informed advice to respective District Managers concerning land management matters. AH appointments arc made by the Secretary of the Interior, with appropriate recommendations from Bureau District Managers and State lev '3 Q v.- -v-: S))M A -kjjj -in.. GROUP from Salt Lake City picked up sacks of trash along 500 North as part of a community service project. Directors. Each council member serves in one of ciuht catccorics which arc designed to insure balance to the , e , ,t a..: n m . June 16 . r !i. June 1 ior mrcc years, councils arc June 18 83 53 authorized by the Federal Land june 19 89 53 Policy Management Act of 1976, as june 20 91-53 amcndcd- Courtesy of Sky West Airlines TEMPERATURES Date Hi-Lo June 14 83-42 June 15 88-45 91-48 91-52 mm Great Selection Top Quality MOUSE PLANTS' m 71 CLiafJfifHf Ads f H 4 f,! , f i3 A 6 . RED HEART 1T71 i 1 ri Tri Ciuoiiia 71 sf Division Association Reunion Held in K.ins.is Cfy, Mo., Sept, 23 25, X0BS unit of (Icn. PatfnnS Third Armj, World War It Contnct liill K'-on, 14801 Gmpcland, Clnr!ntf, Oh, 41111 of John H. Cvirr, 157 ta-A 200 North Vcrn.i!, Ut.ih 84078 m Tom Hankj M '5 Grcnt Outdoors DUNDCCH e-: - r i bUNbhl UMlVt IN ' l Hello ACain (i f f : r 4 u C J4 "4 1 Liquid SEVIfT Insect Spay f'L. l ee; vejc'a e; 1 ;t. r .;-i:? ,.' ;a' t( :i ? 5" 1079 pti. qti. 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