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Show Emery County Progress Castle Dale, Utah Tuesday July 22, 2003 9A Obituaries Marcel Blanc PRICE - Marcel Blanc, age 77, passed away July 19, 2003 at his home in Price. He was born May 23, 1926 in Price, to Martin Pierre and Yvonne Sanbourg Blanc. Married Ruth Marchello June 25, 1955 in Bountiful. She died Mav 30, 2002. Member of the Catholic Church. Attended Notre Dame Regional School and graduated from Carbon High School. Served U.S. Army Air Force during World War II. Retired as CMSgt. US Air Force Reserves with the 4 lilth Civil Engineer Squadron at Hill Air Force Base with 35 years of dedicated service. Former employee of Kaiser Steel Coal at Sunnyside where he was also a retired member of the UMWA Local 995S. Marcel was an honorary life member of Price Elks Lodge 1550, the Price American Legion Post 3 and the Carbon County Senior Citizens Center. He will be dearly missed by family and a community of longtime friends. Sunbed by daughter, Janeen (David) Lyehe, Camarillo, Calif.; granddaughters, Amber (Jim) Kolnnis and Kristina Lyche; sister, Anice and Dr. Robert J. Robel, Manhatten, Kan.; gry and aggressive. They seem more interested in escaping the heat than in eatingor chasing a lure. People are like that, too. We like to be outside in the mornings and evenings, but tend to stay indoors during the heat of the day. To be a successful summer angler, you have to take that into consideration. Fish will retreat from the shoreline as the sun hits the water. They will spend the heat of the day in deep water and venture into shallower wrater only after the water temperature cools down. If you must fish during the heat of the day, don't try to fish from the bank. Use a boat, float tube or other water craft to get into deep water. Make sure your bait, artificial fly or lure goes and stays deep. Trout are a lot more interested in moving than stationary objects, so give your worm, lure or wet fly some life. In general, fly fishermen outfish other anglers this time of year, because they imitate natural food which is present. Good wet fly patterns include the hare's ear, leech, crystal bugger, prince nymph, and pheasant tail. Top performing dry fly patterns irtclude the renegade, adams, royal wuli'f, caddis, and midge. Use smaller size artificial flies in summer. Best of all, match the size and appearance of w hatever natural food maybe available. During the heat of summer, pay close attention to Treat your fishing trip much as you would a deer or elk hunt. Be at your fishing hole at first light. Nap or do something else during the heat of the day. Resume fishing at dusk, when you start seeing feeding fish. time-of-da- y. The Naturopath Candace Star PRICE - John M. Palacios, the tipple of our Dad's eye, passed away Thursday, July 17, 2003 in Hayward. Calif. This long awaited brother and only son was born July 5, 1904 in Stilt Lake City, to John HELPER, GRAND JUNCTION. Colo. - Candace Jean Star, age 53, passed away July 12, 2003 in Grand Junction. Colo. She was born April 22, 1950 in Price, to Steve and Lola De Angelis Star. Married Gerard Broucqsault, later divorced. Member of the Catholic Church. Candace was a graduate of San Pedro igh School in California where she was a legal secretary. Resident of Grand Junction w here she was a certified paralegal and legal secretary. Candace enjoyed helping others and she was an actively involved with the Salvation Army. She will be dearly missed by her family and friends. and Carmella and brother Albert Blanc, Price. Preceded in death by parents: son, Stephen Burdis; and brothers, Martin Jr. and August Blanc. Funeral Mass Wednesday, July 23, 10 a.m., at Notre Dame de Lourdes Catholic Church. Vigil sendee Tuesday evening. 7 p.m., Mitchell Funeral Home. Family will be at Mitchell's Tuesday and Wednesday one hour prior to services. Committal service, Price City Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests contributions to the Carbon County Senior Citizens Center, 30 East 200 South, Price, IT 84501. Don't disregard the katydids, horse Hies, moths, midges, bees, hornets, damsel Hies and grass- hoppers around your fishing site. They may prove more effective than anythingyou have in your tackle box. Hook 'em and dunk 'em. Plan ahead. Before heading to your favorite fishing hole, read the most current fishing report available. These are available through your local news media or by visiting the DWR Internet Website at: g wildlife.utah.gov. Because information reports provide only about the past, don't consider them as a predictor of your success. Your own experience and j udgment will play a greater role in that than anything else. Benches Reservoir: T ry a fly e and bubble, separated by feet of tapered leader in the early morning. A size 14 renegade pattern or brown leech has been workingwell. If you prefer spinners, try a gold Jake's. DWR Habitat Specialist Dave Rich had good luck with a yellow and black spinner over the weekend. Blue Mountains: Conservation Officer Randall Schectz indicates that fishing conditions have not changed since the week before. Fishing at Blanding3 continues to be good in the evening with bait and spinners, and fair duringthe middle of the day with bait. The reservoir was stocked with a total of 3,000 rainbow trout this spring, but w'on't be restocked again this summer due to concerns about the reservoir diying up. Recapture Reservoir continues to be good for northern pike from a boat trolling crankbaits and is fair from shore with spinners. Foy Reservoir continues to provide good fishingwith bait and spinners. Fly fishing has been fish-in- two-thre- Dr, Rick Jensen is now accepting new patients for general and chronic health care management using Complimentary Alternative Medicine. 3 LuJuana Palacios, South Jorark City; loving nieces, Tina. Camille, Dannie, Lacey. Kristin. Emily: nephew, Chris; and many loved aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. Funeral ser- dan: Patricia E orson, Richfield Field Office BLM announces that due to continuing drought considerations, all BLM hinds within the area are to all closed seed collection for the ear 2003 and spring 2004. This includes all the Richfield BLM Field Office administered lands in the following counties: Sanpete. Sevier, Piute, Wayne, and eastern Garfield. Contact other local offices to determine if seed collection is allowed in those areas. Although recent moisture has been received, it has not been adequate to relieve the stress on vegetation resulting from sev- - eral excellent using nymph patterns. Both Foy and Monticello reservoirs were planted with 4.500 taken on any type of bait, lure or fly. Tributaries opened on July 12. On the tributaries, the limit is two trout, w hich must be caught only with artificial flies and lures. Fain iew Lakes: According to Todd Munford of Big Pine in Faimew, this is one of Spoi-tthe better places to fish right now: Fishing has been best from late evening into the night. Bait fishermen have been using PowerBait. Ry fishermen have had success with dark leech patterns on sinking line. Perron Reservoir: Fishing success has been sporadic. Bait fishermen are using PowerBait and night crawlers. Spincastcrs have been usingbronze Panther Martins or. lake's. The trout limit is four. However, anglers a bonus limit of four brook trout in addition to the normal trout limit. All tributaries open on July 12. Grassy Lake: (above Joes Valley Reservoir) Fishing continues to bo very slow. Grassy Trail Resenoir: The reservoir is closed to fishing in years of drought and provide for drought recovery. Vegetation conditions in the field have been evaluated and determined that any additional impacts this year may have long term impacts on drought recovery. Hopefully, additional moisture will be receix ed in the near future allowing drought recovery. Persons who illegally collect seed are subject to citation and their gathered seed and equipment are subject to confiscation. If you hae any questions or need additional information, please contact Doug Thurman at (135) S9li-153- e rainbow trout last month. Lloyds Lake has been good near the inlet for anglers using' salmon eggs. Boulgers Reservoir: Refer to "Benches Reservoir" for tackle recommendations. Cleveland Reservoir: Fishing success has been low. Fish very early in the morning for best results. The best baits have been Power Nuggets and PowerBait. Grasshopper fly patterns and gold or silver Panther Martin lures have been effective re- catchable-siz- cently Duck Fork Reservoir: Duck Fork will be replanted with Colo- rado Rier cutthroat trout and fingerling tiger trout this summer. The tiger trout are expected to be large enough to catch in 2001. Duck Fork regulations will protect the Colorado River cutthroat population for future egg collection and fish transplant operations. The DWR hopes that this measure will help keep the Colorado cut from being listed as threatened or endangered. Electric Lake: Fishing has generally been slow. Refer to the information under "General" for recommended tackle and techniques. The limit at Electric Lake is four trout w hich mav be 1. s The Gooseberry road construction has created some very useful firewood. It has been worked out with the contractor to allow the public access to this firewood. The wood types include Aspen, Oak, Pinyon, and Juniper. The wood is decked and stacked for easy access. Access to the firewood will only be allowed on Sundays and holidays California: and four grandchildren. Preceded in death by mother, Lola Star. Funeral Mass was held Saturday, July 19, 1 p.m., St. An- thony Catholic Church, 5 South Main, I lelper. Family and friends wore at Mitchell Funeral home, 233 East Main in Price, Saturday from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Committal service, Mountain View Cometeiy, Helper. In lieu of flowers the family suggests contributions to the Salvation Army. when the contractors are not working. In order to get firewood, the public must have a valid firewood permit, issued by the Fishlake National Forest. People interested in obtaining permits can visit the Fishlake National Forest at 15 East 900 North, Richfield, UT, 84701 or by phone at (435) 1 890-923- 3. Three waj s to buy a buck deer permit started July Three ways to buy Utah buck deer permits not taken in this year's big' game draws awaited hunters at 7:30 a.m. on July 17. Hunters can buy a permit from at least 45 huntinglicense agents in the state, from this Web site and from DWR offices. "Hunters have never had this many options available to them before, and we're excited to pro- ide these options to them," said Judi Tutorow, wildlife licensing coordinator for the Division of Wildlife Resources. Tutorow says when permits have gone on sale in the past, long lines have formed at some of the DWR offices. To save time, she encourages hunters to isit "BERNIE T. MORRIS" MONUMENTS 17 the Web site or a huntinglicense agent. You need a major credit card to buy a permit from the Web site but if you have one, the Web site is a groat option, she said. "Hunting license agents are also a good choice. Most of them are open on weekends and evenings and they may be closer to your home than a i)WR office. A list of agents who will sell permits starting July 17 is available on this Web site. More than 7,900 statewide general archery, 3.300 Northeastern Region rifle and muzzleloader and 15,800 Northern Region rifle and muzzleloader permits will be available for purchase. BUNDERSON Monument beat any quote in UT or CO 45 West 1st North, Price, UT Will I'cmeten I eltering Fulling (Jualilv Memorials Home appointments available 5 JO Main, ( aslle Dale Ml 5 92 caMor22years63 WILCOX LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING Large Capacity Washers 65 S. Center, Castle Dale 381-263- At 9 The Red River Ranch Located between Bicknell & Torrey, UT Beautiful outdoor stage with festival seating Food and beverage concessions on site Doors open at 6:00 P.M - 4 acts total Tickets are $25 and available at or www.TicketWeb.com or at the door. 435-425-374- 0, benefit for The Southern Utah Forest Products Association A Hardware Paint Electrical Plumbing Main, Castle Dale 381-257- 4 The Price Medical Center Medical office of Dr. Jcan-Mauric- and Appointments Call: 6501460 e Poitras, anil Tim Dennis PA-- xa-w-- Goodbye To all my friends and patients in Carbon Coumy I would lirst like to introduce is your Karman Kitchens d The family of wish to express sincere appreciation to all those who have shown love and acts of kindness during the sickness and loss of our mother. A special thanks for the beautiful flowers, meals and other acts of service shown us during that time. These individuals are too numerous to mention. Our sincere appreciation and thanks. Bob and Lorraine Mills Mac and Linda Mills Dan and Shewn Pulli and Families Roberta (Robert) Schryver, Green River Golf Course Ponds: The limit is four fish in the aggregate for all species. Huntington Creek: Fly fishing has been fair on the right fork and fair to good on the left fork. Lumber E. Colo.; father. Steve Star, Sacramento, Calif.; sisters, Patricia Ann (Artie) Mangravito, Fla.; 2003. For all your Building Needs 495 1 Survived by daughter. Kelly Jean (Mark) Davignon. Delta, Cut Firewood Available for the Public may-tak- MAUtlUSOtl LUMBER Thelma Mills S vice Thursday, July 24, 10 a.m., Mitchell Funeral Home, 233 East Main St., Price, where friends may call one hour prior to services. Committal service. Cliffview Cemetery. Price. "Always in our hearts." 1 BLM Closes Land to Seed Collection Management of these common disorders using Naturopathic Treatments. Diabetes, Osteoporosis, Menopause, MS, Gout, Fibromyalgia. High Cholesterol, Chionic Joint Pain from Injury or Arthritis, Chronic Back Pain, Anxiety and Depression, Common colds and flu. Chronic Candida, Chronic Digestive Disorders including Reflux, Crohn's. Colitis and IBS. r 1 ents, John and Carmella Palacios, Price: sisters. Naturopathic Family Medicine 894 East 100 North Suite Gonzales Palacios. He grew up in East Carbon, and graduated from high school in 1982. John loved music and was most in his element when listening'to Madonna, the Rolling Stones, and Led Zepplin. He had a keen knowledge and love for cars, classic and new. He leaves behind loving par- Southeastern Utah Fishing Report GENERAL: Fishing success has slowed down everywhere. This is common during the heat of summer. Fish are less hun- John Palacios Southeastern Utah Distributor We offer the Best Pricing & Quality Kantian has to offer Store Hours Mon-S8:00 a.m. to7 p.m. Sun 9 a.m. 5 p.m. at -- 710 T E. Main, Price Isttw lofs!owtpdal$ onrhaw-t- (435) o 636-810- 0 Info ofe wwmtlstinoll.com Tim Dennis. PA-to mv medical praetiee. Tim has lb years experience in Urgent Care, Family and Internal medicine. Although a Utah resident lor 25 years, Tim has practiced in Wyoming lor the last 5 years and is very excited to return to Ins home state. He will begin seeing patients with me starting the 14th of July 200.1. Please help me welcome Tim and his family to Price and Carbon County. that I must announce that m family and I will be leaving the t. Price area We will be returning back East to he with our families. Both my father and Beths parents are getting to the poult where they will need help from their children. Moving to Utah was not an option for them, so were going back to help take care of them. Pulling up our roots in Price has not been an easy decision lor any ol us. My family and I have made many good friends that we will dearly miss. I can't imagine having better patients anywhere. We have had an opportunity to spend time with Tim Dennis and his family and 1 can assure you that the excellent compassionate care that you have come to expect at our office will continue under his medical guidance. Our location, phone numbers and staff will not change and we are still accepting new patients. Adieu mes anues. It is with sadness e Tim Dennis, Poitras, MD PA-- The Price Medical Center Specializing in Lrgenl Care and Family Medicine The Bookchff Medical Plaza 540 E. 100 North. Suite h Price, Utah 84501 435-- f |