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Show Thursday. April Writers vi high achoola little Wreetling programcon-o- n Friday with a tournament. A total of 63 wrestlers participated in part or all of the program ranging in ages from Union three to 12. The results of the tournament to expoee the areas youth to techniques mid rulea Ryan Mark, Danny Taylor, Jarod Wallace, Kevin Myrup, Dustin Dart, Mike Cody Vanddindon, Bran-diDart, Colby Jenkina, Chria Merkley, Johnnie Secreet, Darrell Manning, Chance Pace, Jeff Carter, Timothy Wolff, Brian Ercanbrack and Casey Bowden. Champions: Ages were: Wesley Ercanbrack, Todd Scholes, Runners-u- p 3--9 Champions, Ty Glines, Ray Crow, Jason Wolff, Bobby Jenkins, Brandon Most, Matt London. , Ryan Royball, Ricky Moon, Davey Davia. Third, Brandon Dart, Cody Giles, Greg Carter. Fourth, Jake Fabrisio, Colby Runner-u'ps- Jenkins. Participation awards, John Nebeker, Jaycen Oster, Cory Fabrisio, Andy Davis, Gared Wallace, Marty Thomas. Ages 10, Sixth Grade Champions, Brandon Fabrisio, Ben Park, Johnny Secrest, Jeff Carter, Tjr Glines, Justin Giles, Branden Bowden, Lex Fabrisio, Bob Ufford, Mike Morris, Rusty " r, Danny Taylor. Runner-ups-, Champions, Roland McCook, Shane Hape. Runner-ups- , Kenny Atwood, David Bather. Third, Michael Beath. High School Champion, Dean Carter. Runner up, Anthony Appawoo, The tournament was under the direction of Coach Wane Kittrell, head coach at Union high school. of Union high sehooL STRAWBERRY CLOSURE County expects on influx of residents Others participating in the tournament were Dillon Dalton, Brian Fyke, Lance Hackford, Eric Myrup, Chris Weight and Johnnie Pratt An area wrestling tournament was held for all wrestlers whether or not they had participated in the Little League practices or not The results of the tournament held at Union high aehool on April 7 are aa Duchesne County is expecting 300 to 400 new residents by July 1, 1984. This invasion is prompted by the closure of the Strawberry Reservior area to follows: Agee 96 Yean Champions, Brian Fyke, Shane Davit, Steve Moon, Casey Bowden, Runner-up- s, Branden Casperson, Jamie Wolff, Biran Fyke. Third. Cody Moat Steve Moon. Fourth. Sam Rhoades, Lance Hackford. Participation Awards, Ron Bowden. 9-- Champions. Jason Fyke, Joe Davis, Brsndon Dart, Tony Casper, Jed Fabrisio, liloh Rhoades, r Moon, Chance Wolff. Tim Third, Coby Pace, FabrUo, Joe Davis. Fourth, Randy Price. Participation Awards, Jason Runner-uj- . Fyke. school. Several matches at a time were held, ranging from 5 year olds up to teenage. Each was matched by age and weight before matches started. The match in the foreground is over, with the pin,-- but the match in the back is still continuing. Urging from spectators helped the Little League Wrestlers at the match held Saturday at Union high PINNEDI Officials included Ronnie Rieh, Dean Carter and Coach Ron Wolff Lanen. Ages These members of the Tabiona LiLeague wrestlers came down to Union high school Saturday, April 7, for a Wrestling Tournament. "They're TABIONA SQUAD ttle always a bunch of good young wrestlers," one spectator credited. Pictured here while they were getting ready for the matches, the coaches give the squad a little last minute advice and pep talk. Fuelwood policy announced for ffhlm. trailers and cabins. The Bureau of Reclamation sent a letter to all the residents on and around the shores of Strawberry back in May of 1980 stating they had until July 1, 1984, to have their trailer or cabin removed from the site. According to Brent Watson, from the Bureaus Land Acquisition Office in Salt Lake City, the recreation fnriUtiftn and construction schedule gave the residents about a two year extention. By the original plan, occupancy of the area was to have ceased by September 1, 1981 and clearing of the area was to have started July 1, 1982. The recreational facilities on east and west Strawberry should be completed by July 1984, which will give fishermen npers temporarily. Duchesne County Planner, Jack Wood, said that he expects moat of the remaining residents to move into Duchesne County before July 1. To inform the Strawberry refugees of what is expected in the building and zoning ordinances of the county, a letter is being sent to the remaining owners of trailers and The letter states that uniform building, electrical, plumbing, fire codes have and mechanical already been adopted by Duchesne County ana an being strictly enforced. Building permits are required and regular inspections of all areas of the county are made to aee this requirement is enforced. It also informs them of the comprehenordinance which sive places a restriction on the size of property upon which buildings can be located. It specifies that the reason for the enforcement and adoption of these regulations ia so the quality of life in the county can be maintained. Then the letter to the strawIf berry residents concludes: you are contemplating any construction or placement of a structure of any kind within Duchesne County, we urn you to contact the county officials whose names are listed below. It is signed by Jim Rridhead as Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners and contains the names and numbers of Greg Garff, County Building Inspector, Jack Wood, County Planner, and Dennis Draney, County Attorney. Last year approximately 400 Strawberry Reservoir residents moved out, according to Brent sub-divisi- Watson. He expects a majority of the trailers still on location near Strawberry have been or will be sold and moved out Most of the he cabins will be salvaged, if they havent been stated, Which will give the already. cleanup contractor a few buildings to raze come July. watson stated that several of the people have relocated to the Bandana Ranch area or up to the Tabiona area. Wood mentioned around Starvation the area Reservoir would be attractive to the people moving from Strawberry if they wanted to be near a fiahing spot. The additional water in Strawberry isnt the primary motivation for the relocation. One of the many reasons mentioned was the with state standards. Back in 1976 both Wasatch County and the State made the septic system owners improve wi The increased water leva! should be 30 to 40 foet above present levels, but could take as long as three to four yean to reach that increased capacity. With the planned breaching of the old Strawberry Dam in 1986, the runoffs of subsequent yean could take until 1988 to reach the planned levels. national forests The Vernal District of the Bureau of Land Management, the Ashley National Forest and the local State Office of Lands and Forestry, are jointly their 1984 fuehrood policy. this year, all agencm cord. The Vernal B! a 310 minimum purchase and the Ashley National has a $20 minimum purchase 1 price. Cord limit per family ia six cord for BLM, eight cord for the Forest. Both BLM and Forest Service have free use fuehrood locations that are generally slash areas or chained areas. There ia no charge for fuehrood obtained in free use areas. In addition to the eight cord of charge wood, the Forest will also allow an additional four cord of wood from free use areas, for a total of 12 cord. All persona must have a fuel wood permit before cutting or hauling wood from any Federal, State administered, or r land. Permits may be ob from the BLM District beginning April 13, and from the State Office beginning April 23 and until October 81. State lire Wardens are also authorized to issue State wood permits from the field. Permit sale dates for the Forest vary from District to District, so those wishing to gather wood from the Forest should contact the appropriate District. Residents of the Roooo velt or Duchesne areas who wish to get wood from local BLM administered land may obtain a permit from the local Forest Service office. Commerical sales of fuehrood are available from all three ndea on a bid basis. Interest-partie- s should the appropriate agency. Woodcutters ate reminded that they must have their wood permit .in their possession any time they are cutting, loading, or transporting fuehrood. Also, all chainsaws used to cut wood on Federal or ' 15 Brandon Fabrisio, Ray Crow, Robert Stevenson, Mannix Glines, Danny Knight Third, Jarod Lefler, Nathan Brown. Fourth, Ben Park, Joeh Davis. Participation Awards, Jason Wolff. Atkinson, Dustin son Fyke, Ty Glinee, Carter, Ed Marshall, Mannix Glines, Jason Wolff, Jamie Jamie Wolff, David Kelley, Manning, J.D. Ostler, and Jarrod Bolton. Third places wars: Greg Carter, John Neoeker, Sums Davis, Ben Davie, Mark Woodly, Shawn Price, Sean Dalton, Joe Davia, Mathew Jorgensen and Daniel Christopher Davis. Uintah Bosln Standard tfor La-bru- m 12. 1984 State land must have a mark arrester. A spark arrester is a small mesh screen which attache! over the aaw exhaust. Knee most chainsaws are sold without the device, woodcutters should purchase one to install before going to the field. Normally, Spark arresters can be attached with two screws. Each office issuing wood permits also dispenses appropri-m- a other to that further fuehrood phone one the following offices: Vernal District, State Office, BLM, Forest Service, Gorge District, 7843446, Vi Roosevelt DisDistrict, Duchesne District, 789-136- 2, 789-209- 2, 789-032- 722-601- 8, trict. 738-248- 2. Softball tourney softball tourA nament is planned for the week of 6 in Roosevelt. The April tournament is being sponsored by Youngs Construction. The B League tournament is being planned at the Regional Park in Roosevelt for as many teams that desire to get together and play some softball It will ha a double elimination tournament A 8100 entrance foe will be charged with the winners of the tourney receiving a frill set of softball uniforms. The entrance fee is due no later than April 18. 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