| Show Summer activities at Great Basin National Park Two troopers assigned to Fillmore area York M Shields was born in Delta Utah He is married to the former Christy Averett from Meadow and they have five children They live in Fillmore York has been a Trooper for seven and a half years He has completed his ten week program in the Utah Police Officers Standards in Training His first assignment was in the Uinta Basin for six and a half years He was then sent to Evanston Wyoming for six months and now has been transferred to the Fillmore area and what he calls “home” His hobby is oil painting a hobby on which he hopes to improve Randy Ingram was bom and raised in Nephi Utah He is not married and he now lives in Fillmore He has been employed as a Utah State Trooper for two and one half years and he has completed a ten week program in the Utah Police Officers Standards in Training Randy was first assigned to the Kanab area Recently he was transferred to Fillmore Ingram says he finds Trooper Fillmore residents and its scenic beauty to his liking walks A wide variety of ranger-leand talks will begin on June 6 at Great Basin National Park Superintendent A1 Hendricks announced According to Hendricks the 1987 Superintendent summer program will include daily guided walks to the bristlecone pine forest on Wheeler Peak cave tours nightly campfire programs and other activities A detailed list is provided below Regular Cave Tours: Tours of Lehman Caves will be offered hourly 8 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday for a total of ten hours per day- On Saturdays and Sundays tours will be offered hourly from 8 m to S pm as well with the addition of tours on the half hour from 9:30 to 11:30 am and 1:30 to 3:30 pm for a total of sixteen tours per day The Vi hours long tours are approximately and traverse approximately 'A mile of paved trail As the cave is a cool 50 F is a light jacket or sweater recommended Candlelight Tours: Special candlelight tours emphasizing the history of Lehman Caves will be offered daily at 12:30 pm The candlelight tours go through the first half of the cave and last approximately 30 minutes Candles and lanterns are provided Spelunking Tours: For those wishing to experience a “wild” cave spelunking or cave crawling tours will be offered on each Saturday and Sunday through the summer at pm Participants must be 14 years old or older must be in good physical condition and must be able to crawl through a concrete test structure twenty inches wide and ten inches tall This is the only activity for which reservations are accepted Bristlecone Walks: walks to the Daily ranger-lebristlecone pine forest on Wheeler Peak will be offered at pm starting June Because of lingering snow the first Delta and Fillmore Community Medical Centers Finding the emergency entrance to the Delta and Fillmore Community Medical Centers will be easier now that several large directional signs have been Mrs Debbie Shelley RN installed of Nursing at the Delta Director facility state that the hospitals had been concerned that some people unfamiliar with the area or hospital entrances might not notice the previous signs and might not find the emergency entrance when hurrying in for emergency treatment For this reason the hospital administration has gone to the effort and expense of increasing the size and number of directional signs to the emergency entrance This should be a help to both visitors to the area who need emergency help as well as to local residents who it has been noted sometimes have hurried past the older signs without noticing them The hospital administration also has been concerned about the appropriate use of the emergency centers of the Each hospital is staffed hospitals hours a day with nurses r who are trained in emergency care This is training has been extensive and ongoing For example all Registered Nurses at the hospital are certified and reHeart certified by the American Association in Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) In addition one of the local physicians who are also trained in emergency care is always on call to handle emergencies The staff at the hospitals are very concerned that the people and supplies are in constant handle to appropriately readiness medical emergencies as they arise Great effort is made by the individuals responsible to achieve this state of saguaro the years Specimens The giant of weighing driven readiness Often people are not sure whether to come to the emergency room with their problems are not If one is being seen by a physician for a problem he may want to check with his physician for advice The staff at the hospital is here also to assist people in getting to the right kind of medical care Most problems brought to the emergency room can be taken care of here At times however specialists or complex treatment not available locally is required When this happens the hospital still serves the important function of being a referral and stabilization center With major trauma cases for example the patient frequently will need to be transferred to a trauma center often by Life Flight helicopter However the stabilization that can be given here in the emergency center often makes a significant difference in the outcome to the patient Mr Roy Barraclough hospital administrator states that these are primary care facilities and great effort has been expended to achieve the state of readiness required by a primary care facility He has been very complementary on how the nurses and other staff members have prepared themselves to handle emergency medical problems The administration and staff at the Delta and Fillmore Community Medical Centers stand ready to serve the people of this community in any way they can The hospitals hope that their facilities will be taken advantage of and their resources wisely used so that they can continue to provide for the health care needs of the people of the Millard County area the cactus family can live over ten tons have been up to found two few hikes of the season may have to go to an alternate timberline area The four mile bristlecone hike will last approximately four hours Hikers will have a change to explore a grove of some of the oldest living trees on earth Because the hike will be netirely above 10000 feet elevation hikers need to be in good physical conditions Hikers should meet at the hiker’s parking area at the Wheeler Peak Campground Evening Campfire Programs: A campfire program will be offered every night in the Upper Lehman Creek The campfire program Campground will begin at 7:30 pm and topics will include both the natural and human history of the park and surrounding area Beginning June 20 an addition evening program will be offered every Saturday night in the Wheeler Peak Campground walks: Ranger-leShort walks will be given on Saturdays and Sundays at 9 am Variety will be the key to these hikes Possible subjects range from Native American rock art to mining history Participants should meet at the Great Basin National Park Visitor Center In addition for the truly adventurous a all day activity is weekly ranger-lescheduled every Friday Possibilities clude climbing Wheeler Peak visiting the Lexington Arch or visiting a remote section of the park Participants in the all day activity should also meet at the Visitor Center and pack a lunch Hendricks reminds Superintendent prospective visitors to the park that all activities and campsites are available on a basis only with the exception of the spelunking tours Visitors should attempt to avoid busy holiday weekends as cave tours are limited to 30 persons per tour and it may not be possible to accomodate everyone During the week and on most other weekends activities rarely fill to capacity An open horseshow will be held on Saturday June 20 in conjunction with the Great Basin’s “Utah” Celebration The show is scheduled to take place in Mitch Myers arena beginning at 9 am There will be several events in halter pleasure trail and performance classes The following are the rules of entry: Horse may be shown once at halter except showmanship classes & 2 2 Horse may be shown once at Western Pleasure 3 Horse may be shown once in Performance Class 4 No Entrance Fees Come join in our celebration to the newest national park 5 Door prizes donated by local merchants 6 Open to anybody in the state of Utah 7 Visitors welcome 8 Concessions Oak City Post Office site located The Postal Service has acquired a site for the new Oak City Utah Post Office according to Postmaster Vaughn Mankin He advised that the new site is 70 North located at approximately Main Street The site approximately 1200 square feet was purchased from Mrs Norma A Lovell The new facility is currently under design and constructin will begin after the design and awarding of the construction are completed 1 pm-- 4 pm There will be several successful women throughout the state to provide information answer your questions Everyone Welcome!! 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This is our life to do with as we can!! Make the best of it!! To find out how come see and learn at our Job Fair Women for Work DATE: Friday June 12 1987 TIME: Welcome and Panel Discussion: 10 am-1- 2 pm Workshops: to snowmobiles 1987 Great Basin celebration open horseshow Fishlake Forest releases 1987 travel map Forest Supervisor J Kent Taylor announced today the release of the 1987 edition of the Fishlake Forest travel map “While there is not much change from last year’s map there have been a few changes that Forest users should be aware of These include changing management of the Hightop from closed to restricted so that vehicles can be Thurs June II LSPS Millard County c " “ |
