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Show THE MIDVALE (Utah) SENTINEL them straight. The state was made States program to use their share Friday, May 2i. 1954 by David R. Brower, executive di- of the Colorado River. rector of the Sieera Club of CaliTHE TRUTH OUTS In his fornia, in a booklet "Dinosaurs, most recent publication, however, Parks and Dams' which was dis- Mr Brower exposes his real reason tributed to members of Congress for opposing the project. He bluntly this w eek. suggests that it would be wise for WORDS AND ACTIONS . In the Federal Government to re exall his testimony before the Houe amine the Colorado iRvcr Compact Irrigation and Reclamation Sub- which gives the four Upper Basin committee, Mr Brower maintained States their rights to the water. that the opposition of his organiz- He "wonders" whether it might not ation was based solely on th fact be wise to redivide the water on that the construction of Echo Park a population basis. In short, he Dam would to use his words suggests that California be given "invade" a national monument. In our water and the four Upper Basin all' of the propaganda he sent in States be sentenced to remain forTIME FOR UNITY If the tions opposing Echo Park Dam and the club's name to newspapers and ever at their present state of develstates of Colorado, Utah, New Mex- the Colorada River Storage Project, magazines, Mr Brower has ahvay opment. ico and Wyoming doubt the true a statement by one of the dam's said that the opposition is not diHIS STATEMENT This is the designs of some of the organiza- - most vocal opponents should set rected against the Upper Basin statement of Mr Brower: "The in Page Seven ... . . mwm ill ... ... river-allocatin- g ... BALD-FACE- Crescent LORNA ALLGOOO, Reporter Relief Society enjoyed a quilting Tuesday at the Crescent ward house. Embroidering was also done. Luncheon was served at noon by Mrs Joseph Parsons, Mrs Stanley Neff, Mrs Leonard Steadman and Mrs Burke Pace. A demonstration was given on binding. Relief Society magazines, by Mrs Emery Jordan and Mrs Alma Fairbourn as sisted her. Members of the Girls program presented the assembly program in Mutual Tuesday evening with Mrs Blanche Fairbourn conducting. The following program was given: talks by Mrs Margurite Larson, Jo Anne Kynaston, Bishop LeRoy Riska and Lorna Allgood, attendance secretary, who had the program in The charge; MIA theme by Jeanette Olsen; prayers by Loraine Lloyd and Nita Taylor. The girls chorus sang two numbers with LaVerle Jordan conducting and Carmen Lloyd accompanying on the piano. Parents of the girls were honored guests. Refreshments were served by the officers to everyone. Classes were held afterward. taste the fresh - from - Js e - garden goodness JsssE off telligent layman might further to the people of Utah, Colorado, wonder how fervently the Federal Wyoming and New Mexico by Government should support a 1922 solemn compact. Is he speaking as compact which in a conservationist only interested 1954 emerges as a costly device to in preserving natural beauties or is lift Colorado River economy by its he speaking for downstream water boot straps. Or to take what four users who want to take our most Peters are using in the Lower Ba- precious resource by default? CLEAR WARING . . . The statesin (pop. 12,000,000) and can continue to use at their own expense ment should serve as a clear warnin order to give it to one Paul in ing to all residents of the Upper Basin States. This is no time to be the Upper Basin (pop. 3,000,000) a Faul who hasn't used it yet but bickering among ourselves. The thinks he can if Uncle Sam will issue is clear. The opposition is instake him to it and throw in Dino- terested in one thing and one thing saur free". only. That is to prevent the apIn proval of any project that will per THREAT short, Mr Brower is suggesting that mit our people to use the water the Federal Government cooperate that is rightfully theirs. to permit water users in California to steal water that has been given Phone your news items to 178. tSiese Mr & Mrs A. W. Miller of Claref-hol- Canada spent two days last week visiting with Mr & Mrs d Olson and family. Mr Si Mrs Clarence Hyde and little daughter Sharee and Mrs George Hyde Sr., and Mrs A. E. Swanson of Salt Lake spent Mother's Day visiting in Lava Hot Springs, Ida., with their husbands. Mr Hyde and Mr Swanson have been there for two weeks. Mr & Mrs Conrad Fcathcrstone of Salt Lake spent Mother's Day with her parents, Mr & Mrs Albert Dean. The- Aaronlc Tricsthood present ed the program in Sacrament meeting Sunday evening, May 16. The talks were given by the following: Val Greenwood, Robert Wilson, Paul Shay, Joseph Parsons, Aaronic Priesthood secretary, Gary Fitz gerald, and Bishop LeRoy Riska; accordion solo, DeLoy Johnson; song, Richard Wellington, accompanied on the piano by Mrs William Smith. Aaronic Priesthood awards were presented the following boys: Noal Hardcastle, Allan Taylor, Val Greenwood, LaVal Olson, DeLoy Johnson and Lyn Greenwood, by the bishopric. Mrs Edward Olson and daughter, Mrs Rulon Oldham of Granger, visited Tuesday with Mrs Lloyd Olson and Mrs Wilford Olson. The following boys and girls from Crescent took part in commencement exercises held Wednesday evening at the Draper junior high school: Lynda Fairbourn, Dixie Dean, Loraine Lloyd, Barbara' Carter, LaDawn Taggart, Myrna Pederson, LaVal Olson, Raymond Yasukuchi, Floyd Mori, Jimmy Fergus, Rodney Gallagos, Stanley Johnson. Lyndon Kemp, Emmett and Frank Lessley, Bill Patterson, David Glad, Ronald Boren and Jack Cox. 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