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Show Lehi Free Press New Utah! Wednesday, Oct. 21, 1998 Page 6 Lehi Living Guido Christmas tree permits to be available Nov. 6 "Mike" Marcon to By Brian Brinkerhoff Outdoors Correspondent One growing Christmas tradition is the selection of your own Christmas tree, but have you ever had the opportunity to choose and cut one from the forest? be feted at open house Guido (Mike) Marcon will celebrate his 80th birthday on Oct. 26. All family and friends are invited to an open house in his honor Saturday, Oct. 24, from 3 to 5 p.m. at the American Fork Senior Citizen Center, 54 E. Main. He requests no gifts, please. Guido was born Oct. 26, 1918 in Glenco, Wyo., to Celio and Marianna Marcon. He has one ' Al ... older brother, Ugo, deceased, and two younger sisters, Nella, deceased, and Olga Boyd of j Scottsdale, Ariz. He graduated from Park City High School in 1938. In high school he played football and basketball. Guido worked in the Judge, Gold Queen and Silver King Mines. He served in the Merchant Marines and was drafted in the Army during John L. Kite, Marceil M. Strong Marceil Morgan Strong weds John Lawson Kite Marceil (Morgan) Strong, formerly of Lehi, recited vows with John Lawson Kite from Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada, in the Mount Timpanogos LDS Temple on Tuesday, Oct. 20. Marceil's sons and spouses are Mr and Mrs. Mike Strong, Brent and Brad Strong, of Utah. John's sons and spouses are Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kite, Greg and Phil Kite, of Canada. John and Marceil will make their first home in American Fork. color hotlines established for season Two fall By Brian Brinkerhoff Outdoors Correspondent Colors are changing in Utah's high country, as the crisp morning air indicates fall's arrival. To help autumn travelers find the best colors this season, two hotlines are available for their use. The US Forest Service will be implementing a "fall color hotline", beginning this week, to inform listeners of the best color viewing opportunities across the country. Loyal Clark, from the Uinta National Forest, reports that this hotline will be updated weekly, with Utah's fall color highlights in each report. Additional information, regarding fall colors, will be available at all Ranger District Stations, as colors progress. Calvin Bey, director of the Forest Service's Forest Management Research Programs, commented, "In the western United States, the aspen will begin their annual color display in toll-fre- e when the foothills become a patchwork of deep yellows and greens." He added, "While color changes are primarily brought on by the increasing hours of darkness, that accompany the fall season, the timing and length of the fall color season is also affected by weather. Warm sunny fall days with cool nights should produce the most bril liant colors." The vice updates can US Forest Serbe obtained by calling Following a very informative Summer Wildflower Hotline, Red Butte Garden will also be providing a Fall Color Hotline, updated regularly to help enthusiasts find nature's best ' fall fireworks.In general, the forecast indicates that colors will be spectacular this season, due to the moist conditions that persisted throughout the summer. Viewing opportunities will depend on weather conditions including cooling temperatures and when snow blankets the high country. Maples are currently turning to brilliant crimson and orange colors, but golden aspens should be worth viewing within the next few weeks. Viewing opportunities will continue through late October, as the red rock country of southern Utah turns to gold, with cottonwoods displaying - their finest. Serviceberries, Chokecher-ries- , and Blue Elderberries should still be available in areas above 8,000 feet. Berry harvesters are cautioned that Red Elderberries can cause stomach cramps in some people. Sponsored by The Utah Native Plant Society, Red Butte Garden's Wildflower and Fall Color Hotline can be reached by calling (801) World War II. Guido married Nan Rae Healey on Nov. 10, 1950. They have resided in American Fork for 37 years. He retired from Geneva Steel in 1981. Since retirement, he and his wife have enjoyed traveling with the Timpanogos Road Runners Chapter lint-scree- nt nt all produce the same blockage, and all cause dryer fires. All these fires are preventable. Please get the word out. S.S. in Oceanside, Calif. intrdducin Office, 2460 S. U.S. Highway 40 Guide "Mike" Marcon Lindon; (Robert) Trudy Mecham, Aloha, Ore.; Teresa Tate, American Fork. Guido is the proud grandfather of 17 grandchildren; two grandsons-in-laand one n. .V.W.fyW.'.'. ilif Hi iiiiiiiif Rf iiii months? Many friends have said their gifts should be kept and that my son and his wife should divide them. 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Someone at home should know where you are going and when you are expected to return. Vehicles should be turned around before parking and plenty of room should be about the wedding gifts. Should gifts be returned when the marriage does not last six Dear Wyoming: According to Letitia Baldrige, foremost authority on etiquette, the couple should keep the gifts. There is always the Permits will cost $10.00 each, with a limit of one permits per adult (age 18 and over). For more information, the snow). Dear Oceanside: The word is out thanks to you. Since I don't know much about clothes dryers, I was unaware of this hazard. I now know a lot more than I did. Dear Ann Landers: Our son and his wife have separated after two months of marriage and will be divorcing shortly. They want to know what to do the honeymoon and on furnishing the house. Please answer quickly so we will know what to do. Splitsville in Wyoming each day). y w great-grandso- 500 will at each location and that an additional 500 will be sold Saturday, Nov. 7, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Heber office, although permits will likely sell out before noon. Permits will allow for the cutting of Sub Alpine Fir trees under 15 feet, identified by the flat, soft needles which extend upwards on each branch. Sub Alpine Fir trees have a relatively smooth, silver-grebark and branch ends can be gently grabbed without a sharp jabbing to the bare hand, unlike the Englemann Spruce. Englemann Spruce trees, not legal to cut, have sharp and square needles, which will roll in your fingers like a round tooth pick. Sub Alpine Fir trees generally keep their needles longer than the spruce trees. Trees cut must be more than 200 feet from any road and stumps must be cut lower than 12 inches from the ground (not impanag,ad,, Mauataift ap JAe ad f& 3tau&e . Dianne Clark reports that be available help your tree last through the holidays, which includes checking for the tree's shape before cutting it, using a tarp to drag the tree and pulling the tree from the bottom, while avoiding snagging the tree on brush and other trees. The tree should be securely tied to the vehicle (bring plenty of rope), with the tree pointing to the rear of the vehicle. After you arrive at home, a fresh, straight cut should be made across the base of the trunk ( 1 inch from the bottom) and the tree should be placed g in a bucket of water or stand, keeping the tree away from heat sources. The water level should be checked at least daily (trees can be very thirsty and may drink up to a gallon of water water-holdin- Provo. of Good Sam and spending time in Yuma, Ariz. He had the opportunity to travel to Italy in 1995 and meet many relatives for the first time. He is the father of four children: Michael (Bonnie) Marcon and Maria (Eugene) Fowles, liilllwlllllfi 581-IRI- Rela- in Heber, and the Uinta National Forest Supervisors Office, 88 West 100 North in Dryer vent advice can save lives and cut costs Dear Ann Landers: I'm writing about your recent column vents regarding clothes-drye- r and fires. Ann, my husband and I have a company that specializes in cleaning dryer vents, so I am more than familiar with the dangers. Clothes dryers start more residential fires than any other appliance. The Consumer Products Safety Commission estimates that there are over 24,000 dryer fires each year in the United States, causing over $96 million in property damages. Lack of vent maintenance is the leading cause of dryer fires, and lint, which is a hidden fire hazard, is the material most likely to ignite. Even a cleaned lint screen traps only 75 percent of the lint. When lint builds up in dryer vents, the dryer motor has to labor harder and can overheat, igniting the lint. It isn't just clothes-drye- r vent hoses that need to be n checked, Ann. Clogged disconcompartments, nected or ripped dryer-vehoses, smashed hoses behind the clothes dryer, bird nests in dryer vents, poor dryer-vedesign, screens placed over the exhaust point, use of white plastic vent hoses instead of aluminum foil ones, building defects, wrong exhaust hoods Clark, Public Loyal tions Administrator from the Uinta National Forest, reports that this popular activity is available on the Heber Ranger District for the first 1500 individuals, beginning Nov. 6. On Friday, permits will be sold on a first come, first served basis from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Heber Ranger District allowed for other vehicles to pass. Proper care of your tree will MD wmmmm ite(lli Mf." mm l mm & I CECCT Orem Midvale - S.L.C. 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