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Show C2 tDe Thursday, October 31, 1996 Etmre-3nhcprniie- State Parks board passed out honors for outstanding service During their October meeting, the Board of Utah State Parks and Recreation honored at the meeting for his extraordinary work. Development Coordinator Nancy Devenport, Chuck Collins and Mike Barker for their dedication and outstanding service. John Knudson was also honored Nancy Devenport was recognized for her development efforts at This Is The Place State Park. Slated as the Utah Statehood Centennial Commission Living Legacy Project, This Is The Place State Park underwent extensive renovation and new construction in preparation for its June 29, 1996 rededication. Devenport was instrumental in securing more than $8 million in donations from corporations, foundations and family organizations for construction of this living history museum. Research Consultant Chuck Collins was recognized by the Parks Board for his outstanding work on planning, development and construction of several historic structures at This Is The Place State Park. Collins strategic planning helped build the living history village of Old Deseret which stands as a tribute to Mangement duties for new Grand StaircaseEscalante given to BLM veteran Utah Bureau of Land Management State Director Bill Lamb today announced that Jerry Meredith has been assigned as the manager of the new Grand Staircase-EscalantNational Monument e Merediths transfer from his current post as the BLMs Cedar City District Manager to head-uthe first national monument in the country to be administered by the BLM is effective p The great Orion nebula, or M42, is one of the largest and brightest nebula to us in Moab and to all of us north of the equator. It is rising above our southeastern horizon between 10 and 11 p.m., and progressively earlier as the fall months come to a close. Possibly the most photographed object by those with a modest telescopes and is easily found with binoculars. First, find the constellation Orion, then locate the three stars of Orions belt. The farthest east of those three stars is Zeta Orioms. From this star go south down Orions sword, and the next to last point of light in his sword is the nebula. Just about any size of binoculars will show a fuzzy area under the star. Low power with a telescope starts to resolve shape. The photograph above was taken with a attached to an 8 inch Schmidt-Cassegra35 mm Olympus OM-telescope at F10 exposure time - 60 min. For further information, please call Bill Butcher at 259-7831 8 Rodeo Committee organizes for 1997 last The officers for 1997 have selected been the by Rodeo Committee Canyonlands and will assume their duties in January The new President is Jeff Whitney. The organization had its fall trail ride the end of September. Many members brought their own horses, but Karl Tangren of Old West Trail Rides provided horses to those who did not have their own animals available. Steaks and potluck were then enjoyed at the Tangrens. Assisting him will be years President Ray Walden as Diane Carroll and Dave Fincham are returning as Treasurer and Secretary t. Plans are now being made for the 1997 Butch Cassidy Days Rodeo the nights of June 12, 13, and 14 The Rodeo Committee is looking for new members All are invited to attend the next meeting, Tuesday, November 5, at 7 00 PM at the Spanish Trail Arena We urge you to vote for Julio DdviGS for State Senate Mike Bennion Albert Lucero Sandra Anderson Alex Tidwell C Max Irish MacKae Potter Mike Truiillo Vickie Ryser CR McCormick Rep Bradley T Johnson Utah Federation of Business Rodney J Asay Rep Bradley T Johnson Lee Anne Asay Paul Crawford Tom Hansen Gene Nodine Marion Franzier Monte Dalton Jessica Jenkins Stephanie Guymon Lynne M Lake U S Cong Jim Hansen Barbara B Smith Sam Singleton Earl D Jensen Sherese Mann Heydi Mosher Donna Day Austin Lund Ruby Leffler Jane Stott Ben Coomer Brenda Whitehorse Dian Perkins Jeanette Laws Utah Women s Lobby Shellie Anderson John Remakel Ann R Adams Richard Lee Bury John E Keogh Genevieve Atwood Myra Clements Mary Keogh Betty Dalton Ned Dalton Mike Northern Sidney J Atkin Mandy Schulz Sunnv Redd Dena Hunter Kirk Nielson Forrest Crofts Merlene Mosher Uneta Grange Colleen Davies ISavlaA Musllcl Hardy Redd Brenda Stocks Lynn Day Kay Stoye Boyd Hawks David Adams Ted Ann Funk J. 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Watson Nakole Crofls Claine M Tanner Rex CroRs Jerry C Atkin Merlin Figgins Larry H Gardner Diane Lane Sylvia Seegmiller Deanna Glover Lorrin V Jones Connie Goulding Robert Bowring Colleen Sorensen Leo Weber Jonne Clark Myrna Stout Effie Latschkowski Gale Lorraine Park ! Michael Chamberlain Brenda Dutton Sue Whited Sheila Dutton Allen Bice Troy Goulding Charles Robinson Kathy Nestor Bob West Dana Schmutz Joel Kroff Doug Adams Bud Clegg Stephen Crosby Kathleen Holland Doug Nangon Nancy Niemann Andy Narigon U S Senator Tiffany Sorensen Robert F. Bennett immediately, according to Lamb. Were extremely fortunate to have someone of Jerrys caliber in our ranks. Jerrys blend of resource expertise, people skills and rock-solireputation d within the community makes him the ideal person for the job, said Lamb. In his new position, y Meredith will oversee both management of natural resources inside the 1.7 million-acr- e monument and lead a Bureau implementation team that day-to-da- has been pulled together to launch the monument in the right direction Jerry has his work cut out for him, but fortunately he is supported by an excellent staff that is truly excited about the future possibilities of the Grand Staircase-EscalantNational e Monument, said Lamb. Assembling a planning team to facilitate the development of the monument management plan is a top priority, according to Lamb. Getting the planning team is one of our most pressing needs Were moving d ( 'j Michael Clem E Marilyn Hall Gerry Buckner Dewey Hardcastle Richard Blaser Brian Hall Alees Davies Andrew Hall Carol Beardall Shirley K Last Don S Squire Sheriff Glenwood Humphries Leo Reeve Spring's Here! Time for hiking , hiking, Maps 29 E. Center V State Senate under state law. We have an opportunity, if not the obligation, to try to build something completely new and fresh here something that adds diversity to the forms of land e found management on the federal lands of the West, said Lamb. The proclamation establishhere-to-for- ing this particular monument was visionary in many ways. The BLM has been directed to not only protect the land but to allow, within the proper conservation context, a number of traditional uses that will help to keep people on the land and pass on our Western heritage, said Lamb. Im excited about this shared opportunity to build a common vision for the Grand Staircase-Escalant- e that could, if we do it right, protect some of the most remarkable land on earth while sustaining the cultural identity that makes the region so special and rare. We just need to work together, said Lamb. President Clinton established the Grand Staircase-Escalat- Utahs pioneer heritage. Mike Barker, park manager at This Is The Place State Park, was honored for his considerable work coordinating this ambitious restoration project. Barkers efforts helped make possible this premier centennial project, a lasting legacy for all Utahns and its visitors to enjoy. Utah State Parks and Recreation Director Courtland Nelson presented an award to Trails Coordinator John Knudson on behalf of Knudsons peers for his leadership of the Pioneer Memorial Backway Enhancement Project. This project involved placement of five new interpretive plaques and four descriptive panels as wayside exhibits along the Pioneer Memorial Scenic Backway which is also the route of the Mormon Pioneer, California and Pony Express national historic trails. Knudson was instrumental in coordinating the efforts of several agencies and completing the project for the 1997 sesquicen-tennia- l anniversary of the establishment of the Mormon Pioneer Trail. e National Monument on September 18, 1996. The 1.7 million-acr- e monument, located in Utah, has been characterized as a vast sandstone wonderland south-centr- al Service Quality & Fair Value cliffs comprised of the multi-hueof the Grand Staircase, the serpentine stone canyons of the Escalante river system, and the lonely, remote and silent Kaiparowits Plateau. This austere and starkly beautiful region was the last place in the continental United States to be mapped. FEATURED ON YOUR WHITE & GREEN PHONE BOOK COVER i o o S o Las Vegas, NV In In Mesquite, NV ROCK SPRINGS ROCK SPRINGS VISTA leadership Julie to six months, said Lamb. The Presidential proclamation creating the monument directed the BLM to complete a long-terplan for the area within three years. Lamb also expressed enthusiasm for the unique provisions of the monument which allow for traditional uses such as grazing and various types of recreation such as hunting where authorized CONDOS IN THE CITY AND COUNTRY for new Davies for per- full-tim- e Nevada! tias'.NdlState'fncomelTax Vote for SE Utah and expect to have a 12 to 15 son planning team working on the land and with the communities during the next two d Get your trail maps from T--I ahead with all deliberate speed MESQUITE O t) EQUAL Open Daily to 6 p.m. 10 a.m. HOUSING OPPORTUNfTY li 8 Open Daily a.m. to 6 p.m. 10 Yr. New Home Wari NevadaHas NdtStateTlricomoiTax I Ami ifci At-h- t)i l. Aka. A |
