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Show The Times-lndependen- Thursday, Feb. 24. ;833 t, Carter wants to increase size of antelope herd in Grand ' Several subjects were discussed at a d the Grand County which may allow problems with the proposal to be worked out. meeting of regularly-schedule- Commission Tuesday, Feb. 22, including a request from Conservation Officer Garth Carter of the Utah Division, of Wildlife Resources that the commission endorse a proposal to supplement the Cisco antelope herd. Carter explained that in March of 1981, he met with representatives of the BLM to discuss enlarging the herd to the point where an annual hunt would be possible. In January of this year, he continued, the BLM turned down the proposal. A meeting on the same subject is scheduled for next month between the division and the BLM, he added, Carter stressed that the proposal was not intended to compete with ranchers running sheep and cattle in the area. He added that he is attempting to meet with sportsmen, ranchers and local officials to explain the program,' before any final decision is made. . At the present time. Carter said, there are about 36 antelope on the Cisco Unit. Through transplants from other areas in the state, he said, he hopes the herd can be increased to about 200. He estimated that, if approved, from 75 to 150 animals could be transplanted Hospital news notes Feb. 9 admit: girl, Cindy Thompson and baby boy, Trinity Norton. Feb. 20 admit: Marilyn Pratt, Lee Heronemus, Maxine Leech; disch: Ella Gritts. Feb. 21 admit: Pomosena Gallegos, Wayne Norton, Francis Guire; disch: Lee Heronemus, Ronald Nissen; Peggy disch: Ona Martin. Feb. 10 admit: Julie Schmalz, Stacey Means; disch: Carolyn Noyes and baby girl, Peggy Nissen and' baby girl, William Stocks, Francis Guire. Feb. 11 admit: Charles Jones; disch: Julie Schmalz and baby girl. Feb. 12 admit: Jill Tangren; disch: none. Leech. Feb. 22 admit: Edwin McCoy, Rebecca Striblen, John Levi; disch: Sheri Rolfe, Wayne Norton, Mary Adamson. Feb. 13 admit: Richard Bowen, Ella Gritts; disch: Richard Bowen, Jill Tangren and baby boy. Feb. 14 admit: Sallee Billings, disch: Norton; Trinity Stacey Means, Melvarene Morey, Barbara Robbins, Estella Eshbaugh. Feb. 15 admit: Evonne Admason, Sheri Rolfe, Tanya Hickman; disch: HOSPITAL NEWBORNS Bora Feb. 9, 1983 to Margaret and James Nissen, a girl, 20., 6 Bora Feb. 10, 1983 to Julie Schmalz and Darren Fitzgerald, a girl, 19i in., 7 lb. 5 oz. Bora Feb. 13, 1983 to Jill and Kay Tangren, a boy, 20 in., 8 lb., 11 oz. Bom Feb. 14, 1983 to Sallee and James Billings, a girl, 19 in., 7 lb. Bom Feb. 15 to Evonne and William Adamson, a girl, 202 in., 7 lb. 12 oz. Bora Feb. 16 to Tanya and Harold Hickman, a girl, 20 in., 7 lb. 8 oz. Bom Feb. 16, 1983 to Cindy and Rick Thompson, a boy, 21 in., 9 lb. 7 oz. Bora Feb. 20, 1983 to Marilyn and Paul Pratt, aboy, 211 in., 8 lb. 1 oz. Bora Feb. 22, 1983 to Becky and Loui'? Striblen, a girl, 19 in., 6 lb. 10 oz. Thanks to Brownie Troop 946 for the puzzles for the patients! And thanks also to Troop 758 for the favors for Valentines day! LIBRARY MOVIES This Thursday, Feb. 24, from 4 to 5 p.m., the Moab Library will present four movies, as part of its continuing Childrens Film Festival. The free presentation will include Pedro - The Little Airplane, Moan and Groan, Notes to " You, and Dirty Work. . . . Plane crash investigation connection between (Cont. from Page A-l- ) contraband. The marijuana, which had been packed in boxes, and bags, was scattered by the impact. Nyland stated that the searchers recovered 796 pounds of marijuana. He estimated that an additional 200 pounds was too scattered to collect. High winds and heavy snow in the area during the. days following the crash likely dispersed the The remaining marijuana. wreckage was scheduled to be flown out by a Luebell helicopter this week. Marijuana Burned The marijuana collected by the Search party was burned by sheriffs the department Tuesday morning at the county yard. Officials from the federal AdEnforcement Drug Lake in Salt ministration City and the Utah Narcotics and . Liquor Law Enforcement agency, in addition to investigators from the Federal Aeronautics were in Moab Administration, ' during the days following the crash conducting investigations of the incident. The 1978 Aztec was owned and Associates, Inc. of Fogel by New York City. The aircraft had been leased to Rocky Mountain Aircraft of Denver, and rented to a man identified as Jim Cole. y, ji.i ' - . , , Cole Any and Galbraith is unknown at the present .timeThe plane ; was picked up Feb. 9 at Rocky Mountain Piper in Broomfield, . Colo. The marijuana, which is believed to be of Mexican origin, was given an estimated street value of $1.2 million by the sheriffs office. William T. Riggs, a supervisor for Utah Narcotics and Liquor Law Enforcement, said depending on Times-lndepende- - ber the chamber board passed a resolution asking that the chamber president be made a voting member of the travel council. At the present time, the chamber president is an sion. The commissioners voted to oppose any legislation which would give concurrent jurisdiction to National Park Service rangers as law enforcement officers. The proposal, which would give rangers the same authority as county officers to crimes occurring in investigate national parks and monuments, is being presented to commissions throughout the state with national park lands within their countys boundaries. Ing commented that, if such an arrangement was found to be necessary, it could be worked out between the individual counties and the park service. is seeking The commmission applicants for vacancies on several county boards. Interested persons can submit letters to the county clerks office. The vacancies include two on the Library Board, one on the Hospital Board, one on the Council on Aging, one on the Board of Adjustments, one on the County Planning Board, three on the Travel Council Board and one on the Human Services Council. The commissioners scheduled a special meeting Monday, Feb. 28, from 9 a.m. to noon in the city citizens building, and review county ordinances. council chambers of the courthouse, to discuss the proposed new senior New Urgen tcare facility to be built in Blanding Construction is due to begin March 1, 1983, on the San Juan County sponsored Urgentcare Center to be built adjacent to San Juan Nursing Home in Blanding. The centers purpose is to serve as a temporary trauma center, when a doctor is present, so that persons with minor injuries can be treated and sent home or, if more seriously ill, stabilized and sent on to the hospital for further care. The center will consist of two offices and approximately ten exam rooms to be leased and operated by private physicians, plus a trauma and laboratory services room, to be operated by San Juan Health Care Services. A final bid of $422,800 was accepted from general contractor Ernest Sonderegger for construction of the center. Bill Reger, Chief Executive Officer of San Juan Health Care Services, stated that while Sonderegger is a member of the Health Care Services Board, the Colmty Commissioners felt there was no conflict of interest because Sonderegger withdrew from any Board concerning the activity Urgentcare Center. Reger emphasized that doctors office type work and stabilization of seriously ill patients for transport will be done at the center. There will be no beds for overnight stays and no facilities to transfuse blood. It is not intended for surgery or as a birthing center, Reger continued. "Due to design factors, the trauma room wilt be used for all kinds of emergencies and treatments and cannot be sterilized to provide the necessary protection from infection for women in labor and newborn babies. It is impossible to have sophisticated hospital or birthing center level of care there. Completion of the Urgentcare Center is scheduled for June 1963. Proposed expansion of San Juan Nursing Home facilities is still under discussion. y, Exclusively Autumn Fair Hand-Paint- ed STOMEWMHE Created by HEARTMSIieE Choose from three patterns, each with a open stock guarantee. Designed to be equally at home at casual buffets or your most important parties. In addition to its beauty, this outstanding dinnerware is DISHWASHER & SAFE IN MICRO-WAV- E SAFE, OVEN-PROO- F OVENS. table-brighteni- ng Start now to collect a complete cat cff this handsome dinnerware at ONLY could range from $900,000 to $3 million for the 1,000 pounds of marijuana. Riggs said that based on the location of the crash, the range of the plane and the amount of fuel believed remaining, investigators concluded it was being flown to Canyonlands Airport for ground distribution to points unknown in the West. Nyland commented that determining the amount of remaining fuel would be difficult, as aviation gas readily evaporates. He added that the plane had a range of about 1,000 miles. When Riggs was asked late last week if local investigations had been closed he responded, No. We are pursuing it for intelligence purposes - to determine who else was involved in the group. Per place setting piece FOLLOW THK WEEKLY SCHEDULE: THSS WEEK 2ND WEEK - Saucer 63 Salad Plata C3 Cereal Bowl C3 Dinner Plata C3 Cup 69 Each with a $0 00 purchase. This schedule wU nt , 259-752- 5 FOR SALE Sears apt. size elec, stove. Continuous cleaning, used only 3 mo. $359 in Sears catalog, sell for $200. Female Weimer pup, 9 months, free to good home. 26 and 27, Sat. YARD SALE-F- eb. and Sun., 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. 284 Holiday Haven. Gun case, hi-- set, dog house, and many other household and yard 259-555- fi care items. Kawasaki 400. FOR SALE-19- 77 Low mileage. Also 2 captains beds. 1 se The street sales conditions, the value Yard Sale is intended as a free exchange of information among citizens of the community wishing to buy, sell or barter personal items. Sale notices are limited to two per household per week, of 25 words or less each, and are free of charge. Real estate items, and items of a commercial nature offered by retail or wholesale interests as a regular source of income are not allowed. to submit your Yard Sale notices, or mail Call them to P. O. Box 129, Moab, Utah 84532. Notices must be received by Monday afternoon. The She stated that the facilities would work-releainvolve programs, which would be impossible to provide in the more isolated rural areas of the state. The board also feels that minimum security installations should be located in the Wasatch Front area, so that the families of prisoners can visit them, she said. Ing added that Love said the only possible facility which could be built in Southeastern Utah would be a maximum security prison, which is not anticipated at this time. Dee Tranter, president of the Moab Chamber of Commerce, told the commissioners that last Decem- member without voting request was taken under advisement by the commisio powers. lb. 8 oz. none. Feb. 16 admit: Cindy Thompson; disch: Sallee Billings and baby girl. Feb. 17 admit: Rochelle RobinSharyn son, Wayne Mitchell, Hughes;. disch: Sid Sebastian. Feb. 18 admit: Ronald Leech; disch: Rochelle Robinson, Evonne Admason and baby girl. Feb. 19 admit: Mary Adamson; disch: Wayne Mitchell, Charles Jones, Tanya Hickman and baby ' at one time. He commented that the proposal is in line with the policy of multiple use of public lands. Commissioner Barbara Ing reported on a meeting she had recently with Steve Love of the Utah Board of Corrections, concerning the possibility of constructing a prison facility in Southeastern Utah. She said Love told her that the state is presently considering two regional minimum security facilities in the northern and southern Wasatch Front areas. At THE FOLLOWING COMPANION PIECES ARE AVAILABLE AT INCREDIBLY LOW Covered Sugar Bowl Creamer Salt k Pepper Set Covered Butter Dish Gravy Boat with Tray PRICES: Covared Casserole Sat ol 2 Soup Bowls 9 Round 12 Oval Setof 2Mugs 12' Chop Piste Coffee and Tea Server 10 Oval YARD SALE 3 family. Space 172 Holiday Haven, Thurs., Fri., and Sat. Camper shell, leaf blower, wide tires, 1200 16.5, 8 hole, 2 captains beds. Kawasaki KZ FOR SALE-19- 76 900.' Fairing, trunk & bags, roll bar, air horns, cruise control. Asking $2000. Call -- 259-660- HAVE FOUR 1200 x 16.5 I.T tires 8 hole 16.5 black wheel' rims. $300 or best offer. Call WANT-P- ay cash for .22 target rifle. Model 52 Win., Model 75 Win., or 37 Remington. Box 147, Moab. wfour Foodfl Drug Center 259-825.- r 4 A . Is |
