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Show Tf.e F..n',vwsvl . March 18 1987 5 news; Tommy Johnson la Redmond would la extend a warm xekwne la Kul &nj Mitj to Rasmussen, and three children, who hate just mated uila the old Kent Osborn fv.iicj 629-755- 2 wheeler and two horses and headed for warm, beautiful Capitol Beef. They met with Tammy's parents, Mr and Mr Fester Oiler, and sisters Mr and Mrs Albert Brown, Becky Rroan, Oyler, and Carla I hre They drove down to the river ford and had fun roasting hot dogs, plating and ndmg around the red (lames Everyone had a great time. This was an early Faster outing The Young Men and Young Women held a fund raining activity Tuesday to help with the cast of Youth Conference, which will he held at BYU rumpus in June They gathered rant and oop bottle. Thank la a!) who helped support this worthy prejrct, Home-makin- g Day Hook review were given following Carla Wilkins Irs-oClasses in Batter decorations, before let he leaves for brr mission, Wednesday. Visiting Mr and Mrs, Nathan Anderson was two of their children, Shanna and Groff Both are away going to school Dell Visiting Mr. and M Johnson was Robert Madsen, Tooele. Spending some time with the Burt Jensen family was Mr and Mrs. Roger Herschi. Several students at North Sevier high were at Brighton doing some night skiing this past week. Barbara Mickelsen was released Sunday as Belief Society Nursery leader. Sustained was Barbara (Bonnie! lcter&on. Sacrament meeting was under the direction of the High Council Sunday. The theme was on reverence, with Bishop Lee Jensen speaking, Ferral Mason and NyaU Andreason. There was a special musical number by the w rd choir served at 6:30 p.m. featuring donation. On March 11th Cindy Faatz turned five years old. She and her ten guests had a birthday party on March 12th. They played musical tag and had a treasure hunt. Prizes for game winners were won by Matthew Eld wards, Darin Anderson and Chip Peterson. After they games they all enjoyed chocolate pushups and popple cake. birthday The Relief Society Birthday party was held for the Mayfield Ward on Thursday, March 12th. A luncheon of salads, rols and desserts were served, followed by a program. Friday, March 20th the Mayfield Church will hold their Dinner will be Ruby Hammond - 528-793- 2 team, the ll Mrs.-Orri- Tooele. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Mellor of Lehi visited Wednesday with Mrs. Fern Mellor. Visiting Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mellor for Freds birthday celebration were Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Mellor and son Richard of lomew. Keith Bartholomew and Randy Pickett and their scouts presented the Sacrament meeting program on Sunday. Some of the scouts were presented with merit badges at the meeting. Duane Mellor, Gary BartholoLake Shore and Mr. and Mrs. mew, and Rustin Pickett went to Steve Sorenson of Salt Lake City. Wayne County with Mr. and Mrs. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Randy Pickett on Saturday to Wendell Mellor on Saturday were attend the Pee Wee Wrestling Mr. and Mrs. Gene Taylor and Tournament. The boys all did well their daughter and husband, Mr. and enjoyed the day together. and Mrs. Bradley Holt of Salt Lake Mr. and Mrs. Dean Bartholomew visited last Monday in Salt City. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Sorenson of Lake City with Mr. and Mrs. Salt Lake City visited Saturday and Clayton Bartholomew and son. On Friday and Saturday Dean Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Mellor and Mr. and Mrs. and Darleen Bartholomew visited Brent Mellor and family joined wlOTMr. and Mrs. Rex Oliver and them on Sunday for a birthday boys in Santa Clara. dinner to honor Wendell on his Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Mellor visited Saturday with Mr. and special day. Sheri Bartholomew of Cedar Mrs. Wesley Johnson in the LDS City visited Saturday and Sunday Hospital. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bessie Mellor spent the weekJohn Bartholomew. end in Orem with Mr. and Mrs. Visiting Sunday afternoon with John Moore and sons. Mr. and Mrs. John Bartholomew Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Chriswere Kathleens nephew, Jay Day tiansen of Salt Lake City visited of Orem and his fiancee. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Mr. and Mrs. Ken Maricus and Bartholomew and family.. Dalene Bartholomew with daufamily spent the weekend in W est Jordon with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ghters, Tracy and Mary Ann and Elaine Lyman with daughter Marie Meyer. Vicki King was in Beaver on motored to Beaver on Saturday to March 13th and 14th with the attend the Region Twelve Drill Gunnison Valley High School Drill Team Competition in Beaver. fPNFWg - UPreal Oirn and Bex's sister, Jean Nlelsoft of Aurora traveled to St. George Saturday fur the dedication of the Rrbr) Monument at Dixie College The monument was sculptured by brother m laa, Jerry Anderson and ts in front of the Dixie Center. They visited aith Bex's brother Phil and his side Judy and their family of Hurricane and also stopped lo sr the Art Gallery and Museum that Faun and Jerry Anderson now have in the old Wells Fargo building in Silver alm-gre- y !!r Brav-t-- interest they saw were civil war memorials in Viiksburg, Caisbad Caverns and Independence. 7hey also visited fnends in Kansas City. They traveled side roads rather than the freeways enjoying the Mar-del- AaUtf job on then tu ales at li vrf in spending an enjoyable wintertime warmer climates. They spent Evelyn Kiesel - 529-753- Mi and Mis Dan VisitiDij TlKMtjeun rrl, and t el biatitiij K.r Dnhdav Mwi'i t h, wnr a'K-- y Cltv VJlis, JiffV 1 In nq v M 'A r-- J I It. im;--n and XV and M s and t.rinS. I'.n--- n Ml and Mis Lawleine Mi and Ms (jartfi f l.iliiid. r till tv bv i- ii a a"t-iHl- Sake Cr'ili-- t I'loe and Vuuls leU-.Jr'- (kiikjijti D-ik- l a! t) and dii met wus tiled unaids T hr us !! Le rveMinj A tifkiiiiij iif hud pies Mis M..ke Shu, bet and bit Cu'lj lul-le- f V. jshdkjtun. went j to I us is;us to set? ilikthef .islel, feint Hansen, oil to 'A ,!stuivjhn, to muse hid uii-lk- . Mills. l.ii-i'iK- lu-- with j Jr-a-ji- wis-krn- e Ik mie flinid puients of a ne tuliy tniy arc and Mis Russell Curtis, who was lxn Sunduv. Muich 8 ! '87 at Vu!l-Hospital Me tij'j'i-- '.tie scales at 0 jxunds 6 ouni es and w.ll t.-- nanx-- d him at home Cohin Curt.s was his sister. Sht CranJMrents are Mr. and Mis Sid Curtis. Aurora, a'xl Mr and Mrs. Buhl Ware. Monroe. G'e.it ijrjrxlmolher is LaJune Barnc-y- . (Mi d J y Nonas decision notice and finding of no significant impact for forest plan amendment travel management 1 ON FISH LAKE MOUNTAIN Sever County, Utah USDA FOREST SERVICE FISHLAKE NATIONAL FOREST An environmental Congressional Delegation. are. 1) existing plan-nmotorized recreation, 2) a designated route for motor vehicles to the Pelican o Mr. and Mrs. Fred Paulson and to attend the wedding to Trishna Paulsen. While there they went whale watching and saw some sea lions and dolphins. Mr. and Mrs. Ferrell Nielsen were in Tooele March 9, for the funeral of Ferral's brother, Stanley Nielsen. They also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Don Bolhm and family of South Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Nielsen, of West Valley Citv. Evelyn Kiesel, Paula Madsen, of Manti, and Norma Dean Barrow of Central, were in CedarJCitx-Tuesda- y and W ednesday to attend an Avon training meeting inary, Principal, concluded tne meeting by speaking about the prospect of. LDS missionaries teaching in China. VALLEY COMMUNITY CHURCH (A Uniting Chore (VTtimttTt Dwipht h Prwblrteriii, Unite IwtW. Christ, Amenthn end United Church ot Christ) M East 70S Sooth. Richfield Jrll Porter, Pestor hi Mil Thurr Srhool Chore Services d 1 oesdey of E och 1 Mon-- h 4S 06 m hi ioOOiidm trailhead, but no snowmobiles, 3) a designated route for motor vehicles across entire top, but no snowmiblies, 4) pre plan status-ope- n year-roun- d to motorized travel. 5) a designated route for motor vehicles to Tasha Spring and snowmobile use in the winter, 6) a designated route for motor vehicles across entire top and snowmobile use in winter, 7) a designated route for motor vehicles across entire top, closed during big game hunts, and snowmobile use in winter, 8) a designated route for motor vehicles across entire top open only during big game hunts and snowmobiling in winter, and 9) a. designated route for motor vehicles to Tasha Spring, closed during bicj game hunts, 529-3-15- 3 uf CefXial NVs Ji y Sjauifiawn wdth fie, da my! it ei, Jnarv. to Ltsuisulie, H.Y will wfiere ktimj tor 9 wtuhe itvjnsa 10 Ms! Jisy Cien writ to W J fiei faurtief and family, Mi rsj Mix Dale WTuirmaa Martinsburg, Vkrtl Ua-le- and snowmobile use in the winter. It is my decision to inplement .alternative. for travel management in tne Fish Lake Mountain Management Area. This decision will be implemented by creating management prescription 3C for this management area. Management prescription 3C shall be formulated by modifying the travel management portion of management prescription 3A to allow travel along a designated route to Tasha Spring and snowmobiling in the winter. Other items from prescription 3A not applicable to Fish Lake Mountain shall be deleted. A copy ofprescriotion 3Cis attached Further, the route to. Tasha Soring shall only be maintained to allow passage by high clearance vehicles and will arrest the erosion occurring on the steep pitch near the south end of roe route This decision results from the compromise reached between the Utah Congressional Delegation, roe Utah Wilderness Association and roe Forest Service for th-- travel management of Fish Lake d tr Jsn A Tl Auioia Id Ward Younj Men and Women and ertjoyed a cnmtunrd adrvify al tfie Auioi City l'ok Afl had lun bjirvj kites and eohyj a sat k lulk h Die Auia 1st Waid Rrfn4 Sioi iefy A field its vnutinq teaitunq conts-nuo- n were jiroram and wived Mi and Mrs Dan Thumison had as weekend sIsBiWS tiled piarvddamjfitev and fiustksnd. hV and Mis Mutusrf DkWuji, of W est Jordan Die Auicwa Id Waid Primary fradefS and trattirfs field 9 Sufrt adrvffy for tfie ctvildrm n tfie Ward Die children Sje-rtfie artemoon how to do tfurxjs tfiaf would fietp jkejme them foe a mission A but ITS included ifllCWVJ. Sewirwj. t onkiiwj and mokiikj a missionary baa. Refircca Mason, daujliter til Mr. and Mrs Alan hYison recettod her ceftilnaie id adtancemrig in the Primary, Sunday. hVxah 1 5 X HuW-son of Mr and Mrs Bob received his GosfH in Action a aid Marth 15. in tfie Aurora 1st Kent s. f Lik-- s Ward Mis Oieryf Huntsman and Mrs. r luine Brown werx to Bebet City to attend a Gymnastic mret with tfieir d.m.hti-r- s Rotyn Huntsman and Lisa Brown wtvo partKiriated. Donf fonjet tiie Aurora wards cocntxned Rclx-- f Society Birthday Party. Saturday. March 2 . at 1 pm at tle Cultural Hall. All Women and Vouikj Women are invited to attend Guest sjieaket will be LaDawn FDce. of Silt Lake City. Remember the Salina Stake Music Festival lo be held Saturday evening at tfie Salma Slake Center. Musical talent in all the wards from Salma. Redmond and Aurora will be the evening 1 entertainment Mountain PUBLIC Dee and Bernice Lau just re- Mrs. LaDawn Wind ana visiting turned from southern California, her husband Stan Simpson in the where they spent the past two hospital. Vernal Christensen has been in weeks with Doyle and Joy Lau and family at Yorba Linda, CA and Richfield visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mark and Marie Riches and family Ray Christensen. at San Diego. While at the Riches, Mr. and Mrs. Cody Anderson they tended six grandchildren and Holly and Carleen, went to while Mark and Marie spent a Santa Barbara California to visit c i Gn-etin- 9 - tluJtC Canyon Valley Seminary k- mill - luilu-t- 85NAe8EWS The Gunnison jy Specifically, the Delegation appealed the decision to not allow motorized recreation on Fish Lake Mountain (Hightop). Thus this Assessment is restricted to attend the baptism of a grand- analyzing alternatives to that daughter. A daughter of Joyce specific decision. The remainder of and Steve Olsen of Ephraim. the Land and Resource ManageDorothy Dailey is recuperating ment Plan including management at home after having surgery at decisions for other uses of the the L.D.S. Hospital in Salt Lake Hightop area were not appealed, thus are being managed as City. described in the Plan. Nine alternatives for travel management on Fish Lake Mountain were considered. They returned home this week after presented the Sacrament meeting program in the Centerfield First Ward on Sunday. Seminary speakers included Shonnie Sittre, Trai-iRose Begay, and Brian Olsen. Lari Elmom, -- ij aiJ i--s UiS Celia Jensen and her sister LaRue have just returned from a two week trip to Israel. Neldon and Thelma Jensen and Neldons mother, Emma Jensen were in Ephraim last Saturday to home. Rendell and Veone Hendrickson meetings. It tij AssessSeminar included persons from ment evaluating alternative travel Nevada, Utah Wyoming, Idaho, management strategies on Fish and Oregon. While there they Lake Hightop is available for public certified as National Cub Scout review at the forest Supervisor's Office in Richfield. Utah This day Camp Directors. Blaine and Karen Prisbrey and assessment was necessitated by son Devin, spent the weekend in an appeal of the Land and Resource Washington, Utah visiting with Management Plan for the Fishlake Blaines mother, Zina Prisbrey. National Forest by the Utah California and brought Sharon Reid home. Sharon had been in California visiting with her father. Elma and Melroy Peterson spent the weekend in Bountiful Pat and helping their daughter Mike Sehom and children Travis and Joseph move into their new Relief Society birthday party was held March 10th. A theme of St. Patricks decoration were beautiA program was fully displayed. enjoyed by the many sister in the warn. Larena Hone is at home again after having surgery in the Utah Valley Hospital. We extend best wishes for her recovery. Eugene and Nancy Jensen were in St. George for a few days last week. Eugene was attending ASC I aii-iHi lii.jMiij'd tJ at Davis Sam ana Kathryn Landing on Mohave Lake and at Boulder Beih on Lake Mead. Dallas and lh llis Greener returned home for a few days. They are spending the win'er months at their home in Phoenix. Arizona. Twyla Jensen spent a couple of weeks in Salt Lake City recently visiting with her daughter lleen and son R. Lynn and their families. Jerolyn Young of Gunnison and Christine Childs of Centerfield Cub Scout attended a three-da- y National training seminar held at The Camp Keisel in Ogden. University. Nellie Campbell drove to Blythe, Visiting Mr. and Mrs. J.B. i.f tnjiii sue J, itukl a at ScvkI f rx--- tin- - in St. George, attended their daughter basketball game at Cal Poly Pamona Crane were Mr. and Mrs. Rick Pingree, of Sandy. Mrs. W ilma Sorensen spent last week visiting her daughter Geri Fairbanks and family in Salt Lake. During that time she was visited by a long time friend, Helene Tall. Mrs. Lori Hallows and Mrs. Thelma Okerlund were in Provo visiting at the home of Mrs. LaDawn Wind and with Stanley Simpson who has been in the Provo Hospital. U- - d t)-- 1 CuHutul Mail NEWS: week in Englend. W ,;!( un-n- ts Merham John and Sue Dilsaver spent time recently in South California combining business w ith pleasure. Sue's parents, John and Venetta. Allen of Logan enjoyed being here with the grandchildren, Danielle, iiiiiri e Iwllivnd r,r ill W iuci (jn-H- ii , luir, at ir fi; it ! tri flume two xtvlris 1iuud igaii.lj air f M, a due and and Mia V in I t.r Fils Rry Wtili- C .v - in, in- - Gii-o- t ttaikhiK.f irf is Mi I lu-- tafe-ue- , Uted Refreshments were served by Stella l,ee Jensen and Sharon in Manti. l J - I- nil n from Japan here visiting with them. Leahs husband is stationed She in Japan with the military. also visited with family members aii ate! its ul Manb 4 ital - n. t iir Hir-r- e last Sn kluy I Ik- - Auicis 1st W.rd Cub Si nuts liekl aivf tlmd n'kl At Belief Society work meeting on Tuesday evening a special guest. Dnrlha Jensen of Gunnison, gave a book review on a book entitled. "Elijah. Margie Des-paigave the lesson on seeking and reading the best books. A quilt was tied for Joan Gillies. Wade and Lynette Carter have enjoyed having Lvnette's sister, Leah Black and her two children txn mi, k id an r I&ircts and j Cmi-l- tile (Kuud (,. Jln- - ysmlli tl Aijii-f.- i field al tin- - Su'd ui won Nancy Itertelson whose mom, Arva Lee Bertelson along with Kendall and Linda Bertelson and Kory and Cheri Bertelson who we here from Salt laike for the ard Mr fn.au atrikl l.J a'lj ST.IIJ J y,-- irvla, -.l faiii.l- - hii-sid- i- fen-lerfiel- Salt Lake City and traveled to D'gan for a denial appomtment. Keith and lcah Bird were in Heaver on Saturday to witness the e aij !C II ir-,j Staler is hum Autuia Rich-fiel- is f'a:rHi! Si fkkd field ti, W Oi.-eSe- s attending were Ted and Kathy Chnstensen and family of Denise and Donald Hill and family of Gunnison. Steve and Jof.vnn Camp and faintly of Christine Johnson and children of lrovti,doro(hy and Karl James and children of Salt liike City and two of Tamera and Vic Peterson's boys from Sandy Tamera and Vic are on an expense paid trip to New Orleans that Vic Birhfield Trucie Gillies ts here from Colvsiih her orado lo spend a few d parents Juan and Doug Gillies. While here Trane and her .Mom went to Spanish Fork to see a horse show that Trane's horse was in. They also visited Shannon in 528-338- 2 The Centerfield Legion and Auxiliary held their Legion Birthday party on March 13th. A delicious beef dinner was served at the party, a program was presented by Nancy Jensen who taught everyone the preamble to the constitution. The Mayfield double trio with Amy Gregerson, Suzie Walser, Jean Peterson, Nancy Jensen, Charolett Christiansen, and Mary Lois Madsen san three beautiful patriotic numbers. A business meeting was held where Rslla Dee Sorenson was retained as President. The Legion l elected q new commander. Jensen. rvnuitj an Uoyd ti-- The family of Fiwood and Juba Sorenson celebrated Klwood s birthday on Saturday with a Those get to gethrr and dinner Margie and Darrell Despa 4 enjojed having their granddaughter Lvnn spend the wre.end with them She ts the daughter of their daughter Sheme Tavhr of Mrs. DeNeece Simpson spent last week in Provo at the home of with seeing the beautiful production. M.kJJ tr rf n Lj-.- t sights alsong the way Beef, The Centerfield Second Ward Nancy Jensen was the hostess of a lovely birthday birthday lucheon for Arlou Edwards on March 13th. Nancy, Phyllis Cowley, Rill Dee Sorenson, Bonnie Nay, Pauline n Beck, Ranee Jensen, Della M all came to help celebrate her birthday. Collin and Becky Edwards and their foster daughter went to Salt Lake last week to see the "Disney Show on Ice, at the Salt Palace. also took Yucca, another m Tieyinternational-familmembers the who now lives with them. DeEsta, Lesli Ramie, Emiles sad. Carilee Bedr were also some .of the lucky ones wh ottended tbi "pSoey Show dn Ice, at the Salt JQOace.. .They were spefl bound Die fl . lilt Sr lb diWtual iris k Camille Nielson was happy to have her daughter Lynn and her husband Douglas Larsen of Aberdeen, Washington here to spend a few days. They were enroute home from California where they The drill team participated in the Region Twelve drill team competition. won third place in The their Prop drill. There were four Fawn-teFayette girls on the team, King, Julie Lyman, Rose Bartholomew, and Susan Bartho- Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Christensen visited last Sunday in Salt Lake City with Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Christensen and with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Robins. W eekend visitors at the home of Mrs. Izola Bartholomew were Mr. and Willardson of Jensen in Dr an and Jrhtry AnJrrsott returned home Fnda) fram a three-wretrip They were in Fort Worth, Trias for a week where Dean attended a convention They enjoyed visiting South fori while they were there where the TV series 'Dallas is filmed They also traveled through New Mexico, Musissippe, Tennessee, Kentuiky, Missouri, Kansas and Colorado Jefttry particularly enyiyed going through the Otarka Some of the other points of and Samuel Jospeh, Benjamin, were gone. while the Dilsavers EAVFWF NFWS Elva Hex and inert dutch oven chicken and homemade bread, a program will follow at 8 p.m. This function will be by cakes. On Ward Banquet. Katny-e- wrrkcnd and also attended the ere Danny and Nancy Rtmre the tpraker W JvtTflH.ent meeting on bunday. Norn. a Jean FU-of Centerfield provided the rousi-ca- l number She sang, "Ha Smiled tn Me," aecompanird by LaHre Medium aUo of Center-fiel- d Drill Team Competition in which their daughter Shonrne Sittre parThe Gunnison Valley ticipated. High School Drill Team won a trophy for third place in Praps. Also participating on the team was MMBEEENEWS Happy Birthday greeting go to Mekesna Malmgren who celebrated her fourth birthday on Sunday, March 1st. A family dinner was On Friday, held in her honor. February 27th she had her very first birthday party. Mekeshas and twelve of her friends enjoyed the dya playing games, eating cake and ice cream and then watching themselves on video tape. Everyone had a lot of fun. Adam Higham, son of Jerold and Julie Higham celebrated his fourth birthday on March 2nd. He had ten guests and they had a great time playing musical chairs, watheing videos and eating cup- Oo Soiomca I Farly Saturday morning. Mr and M rv Gordon Johnson loaded the kids, the motor tike, three hme. family journals, and a luncheon were served to all. The Belief Society held 1U Board meeting Tuesday evening at the Church The North Sevier Middle School held its annual Science Bair. Many project were on display that evening. Congratulations to all who worked so hard on their projects, Diane Jensen and daughters of Salt Bake City, visited with her mother, Luella Jorgerson, and with Mr. and Mrs. Haul Jensen and family $ Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Ashman and Bessie Curtis, were in Mesquite, NV, lo hear their nephew Elder Kraig Hafcn report his mission to Halifax Nova Scotia. Following the meeting they attended a buffet dinner at the Hafcn home, and visited with over AURORA-NEW- S: a hundred relatives and fnends Eit-rjorr-e Lk Belief Society held it AXTELL NEWS Area. Management Designating a travel route to Tasha Spring satisfies the Delegation's desire to allow recreatiomsts to drive onto the Hightop to picnic and view the scenery Restricting summertime motorized travel to the designated route to Tasha Spring satisfies the Utah Wilderness Association's desire to preserve much of the area, and specifically the Tasha Creek and Pelican Canyon trails, for nonmotorized recreation, further it resting areas for big game during the hunting seasons will provide at the north end of the management area. Repair of the steep pitch near Na Gah Flat and closure of the route when thorouahlv Service's wet meet?. the Fo?6sf desire to prevent resource damage. Permitting snowmobile use of the area will not conflict with other uses while meeting a desire expressed by the public and the Delegation. Snowmobile use of the area will not cause harassment of big game since the area is high elevation and not winter range. Further, the relief and distance from existing trail heads severly Jurats. wos6 , cauntcyisk'r'TuJ unless skiers enter the area by motorized travel (snowmobiles). This amendment is in accordance with Forest Service Manual (FSM) 1922.33. It is an amendment done to resolve an have administrative appeal. I determined that this is a nonsignificant amendment based upon the following considerations. The action is an adjustment of a management area prescription that will not significantly change the output long-ter- of or goods services from the Forest. The action will effect only one area, Fish Lake Mountain, and the action will not significantly alter the multiple-usgoals and objectives for land and resource management. have determined that this e long-ter- I action will not significantly effect the quality of the human environment. Environmental Therefore an Impact Statement will not be prepared. This determination is based upon the following factors: 1) The travel route already exists on the ground: 2) Permitting motorized recreation travel on the designated route returns to a practice well established prior to implementation of the Forest Plan; 3) Prior to the stay, the Forest Plan permitted motorized travel on the designated route for purposes such as tending livestock; 4) Use of snowmobiles in the area will not conflict with wintering wildlife or nonmotorized winter recreation; and 5) The only part of the Management Prescription for Fish Lake Mountain that is being considered for change is the travel management. All other portions of ..the prescription applicable to Fish Lake Mountain rdrmin uneKawyed) Implementation of this amendment ot the Land and Resource Management Plan forthe Fishlake National Forest will take place immediately. This decision is subject to administrative review persuant to 36 CFR 21 1.18. A Notice of Appeal, Statement of Reasons, and request for oral presentation must be postmarked within 45 days of the date of this decision. T TED: March 11. 1987. J. KENT TAYLOR Forest Supervisor Fishlake National Forest Published in the SALINA SUN March 18. 1987. |