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Show yfflti f i?V. :-A ' t-.- iy7 - ? Volunteers working on Arbor Day tree plantings at the Freestone Legacy Walking Park gather to remind city residents of the need for more tree donations. Pictured are Eric Hunting, Glenn Allen of American Legion Post124, Beryl Johnson, Vici Harward with the Maverik donated tree, and Ed Zurbuchan. ,n?1 ntah Basin Association of Governments Self-Hel- p now tifiqhborhood is ready to move into the homes they built They ate meml r o I "" I h wruk 35 hours a week on the homes. They fV 'jMm which last week completed eight homes in Vernal. Each family w Hutto a year ago with very little carpentry skills. Now they have equity in a new harm plim the skills to repair them. Participants in the proV Courtney Seelow, Jose Quinto, Kathy Quinto, gram am Hebert Jessen, Sherry Smuin, Cindy Stevenson, Michael Maldonado Ca second mk faiths Reilly, Tammy Smith, Dace and Amber Mowry, Donna Christianvn md third low, Shelly Mullin, Juanita LaRose, Debbie roreni m mo HieUen. Dave Brown and John Morgan A to 1 ipu Tree donations wanted for walking park Prescribed bums planned at monument s.nlvd lires spa d and planned lor Ienil l.uk located on the west end ol the Yampa bench and a 50 acre piesciihed bum is planned lor Disappointment Diaw on the east end ol the monument, the south boundaries tor the teail Iark bum area will he hunted oi " in Apnl. which is a use lire to eonstuict a toe to way line that will contain the mam bum. Later in the summer the Ie.ul laik and Disappointment Draw piesciihed lues will be ignited when the areas ate m prescription The "piescription is a written set ot desired parameters lor wind speed and direction, humidity, tempeia ture, live fuel moisture, ami general weather forecast An additional pan of the prescription is smoke management The monument must obtain a permit Imm the state lot each bum and the conditions sei in the permit are part ol the hum s Our experience with past bums and computer models allow me ils pmbable nn n im.sli k i e n black-lined- I aie habitat native loiaee foi pioa is !i hi. - O- cOtl he press i died Iv on hand will aid Inc liehl and a hell- Ik licopti will h Ine and pio-- e loi the bum ws aie also oil h I h p M i hazards today. Proper planning will help maintain the growth of desirable trees for many more years. Trees have already been donated t, Maverik, Bloom by Venial City's Tree board is seeking tree donations to be used in replacing dead trees and increasing the normal landscaping of the weie common m the summer. Fores are the western ecosystems mechanism to return nutrients to the soil and to change plant communities. The result is increased variety, Freestone Legacy Walking Park. The replanting will be done on Arbor Day, Friday. April 25, by the board, volunteeis and the UFJS landscaping class. Those wishing to bring a young tree to plant may do which supports biological diversity, biological diversity is a good indicator of an ecosystem's health. As .agebrush, juniper trees, and invasive species such as cheat grass inneasingly dominate the western landscape, diversity declines. Fire is natuie's way of continually introducing change and maintaining biological diversity. Wal-Mar- Master, m Thompson-Blackbu- Cafe, Vernal Vernal Express and the City, Chamber of Commerce. Those wishing to add to the donations may contact Zurbuchan after Mortuary, the so. The Tree board was fotmed as an advisoty and educational unit by the City Council, and makes recommendations on residential ordinances iegardtng tiees. Board member Ld Ztithuchan cites examples where latgc, healthy trees were originally placed where they cause 7-- p.m. at Serving on the board are Charles Eric Gamble, Ed Zurbuchan, Brent Tim Hanchett, Hunting, Crow, Calvin Richens and Connie Shumway. Beryl Johnson is an alternate member. 8 789-018- 8. oiiihi-iigoic- (i lieHeis tiom Su ice ol Itim and u rs I n n ' set Forecast for Vernal, laywed. o IklllUel ineiil ot April 17, Thursday night MondayN S Friday Partly to mostly cloudy JV 56 Showers Increasing clouds S5riw y 31 V54733-yj873- Set Rise Rise 6.39 a mr 7 58 7 59 6 37 a m 6 36 a m. t 8.00 8 01 6 35 a m am. 8 02 8 03 6 32 a m 6 30 a.m. . 8.04 Wed. 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