Show &j mu vyr Mosb Coot from pg I Sun Valley Interest Sun ' Valley Key Air- - ides more than the critical driving time established by the Bureau In light of reduced speed limits die Bureau projected a future driving ' time of 139 minutes Service Needed : The brief concludes as stated in the brief “has now positively slated that it is willing to enter the Moab market for a testper-io- d provided that Frontier ceases operations" lines - In the event that the "the fact remains that CAB accepts the recommendations in the brief Moab meets one of the prime indicia for continuation of certificated air Sun Valley Key or some other carrier would as-- r siime service to Moab service — it is isolated from the national air system with no oth- providing a minimum of two round trips five days a week between Moab and Grand Junction In addition Frontier would be obliged to provide a number of important support services and facilities at Grand Junction ' rarop parting ticketing Joint passenger loading and baggage handling use of ticketing and weather facilities and othe Frontier would also guarantee fuel and fuel facilities sufficient for er real transportation resources with the exception of the automobile” And that “neither the reduction of Fron- tier’s required service nor operation of smaller aircraft by Frontier are acceptable altamUvee to deletion the first be- cause it merely reduces the uneconomic nature of the operation while simultaneously cutting service to a minimal level the worst of both worlds Services Held Tuesday for Former Resident Funeral services were miliary teacher and lived held in Moab Tuesday for in Salt Lake 25 years Pluma Violet Day Yarbrough Zufelt Moab native and former Salt Lake City resident who died Jan 18 in Denver following - a short illness Born Aug 24 1892 in Moab to Herbert S and Mary Wilcox Day she was married to William Yarbrough on Nov 1 1909 in Moab They had 4 children and he died Nov - 24 1918 She married Sept 2 1966 She was a member of the LDS Church and active in church activities She was also a se- - 15 Admit: Ray- - Carlson Chythia 'Partridge Carol Rudy Madrid mond unura-M- Disc: Raymond Carlson Jan 16 Admit: Sharon James Chmie-lewsDisc: Jim Jack-a- Evans and would cooperate in Joint advertising and promotion efforts with the commuter No Weekend Flights present problem of sir service In Moab is that there have been virtually no flights on Saturday and Sunday See story on Page 1 concerning new flight schedules contemplated by Frontier and service rundown for January Reaction to the brief in Moab fids week has been very positive but It must be pointed out that CAB decisions in all formal proceedings are arrived at after consideration of the view of all s to file proceed-- s Si-tieincluding the Bureau of Operating Rights which Utah Agencies Moab the posupports sition Frontier Airlines as well as the findings and conclusions of the Administrative law tel 7 ‘ r i-v ’ - mid-Wint- er 8-- Activity Down ‘ ‘ Minora! Values High ffimmomrM'vm Jan - es carrier A to Suit Lake The Moab Lions Club duled to take place atStar ed for adults and 1 for will host Leo Club mem- Hall on March 29 and 30 a high school student and bers at its regular meet- Dalton said From last one for a Junior high stuing at the Apache Motel year's talent show $100 dent ' Leo Club members are dining room Monday ev- was contributed to the ening according to did) heart monitor fond and still collecting used eye president Rodney Dalton the rest has been used glasses to be recycled Leo members srs for sight conservation and sent to needy ami-liIn foreign countries asked to be at the mo- projects But our sight tel entrance at about 10 conservation funds are as their eight conservminutes before 7 pm bout depleted he added ation project for JanuaEach Lion is being ask Lions Howard Balsley and ry Dalton urges all Mocd to treat a Leo to din Mars Pope abites who have eyeglasner Among other things of the sight conservation ses - to be discarded to the Leos worked hard and committee announced re- contact a Leo member did a wonderful Job in cently that the Lions pur- They hope to have their wrapping the candies and chased 3 pairs of eye package of glasses ready nuts that were presented In December and to be turned in at the to the children of our glasses 1 so far in January State Lions pair community for Christ-ma- s for needy Moab citizens conference to be held in Cash Bonus They deserve some Two pairs were purchas Salt Lake City Feb 9 Employees ot the Moab Golden Spike Restaurant special consideration art shown receiving a cash bonus for one foil year from the Lions Mr Dalservice and their outstanding ability in serving the ton said Drilling Don Hoffman Econo -public In addition to these cash swards foil time AssoThe logical and Mineral Suremployees of the local restaurant receive paid mic Development Direc- ciation Independent of Cominerals specialist vacations and fully paid medidal insurance tor will present the pro- ntractors andDrilling Tool vey active rotary count The Hughes Employees shown are from left to right Ron gram Lions and Leos will Company acthe not does reflect a reports Robertson manager Cindy Robertson Doris Shear be given the chance to tive count in Utah decrease over-a- il in the rig Charlene Bullock and Donna Steven to and learn ask ques- has decreased to 33 rigs Mountain region Rocky tions concerning planned running at file present On tiie contrary active economic developments time This reflects s 15 rotaries this week numin Grand County This is decline compared to ber 230 compared to a rig was valued at an important part of the the same time a year Utah’s mineral value production year ago 217 Wyoming 325000 $644 a 19 per Leo Club training pro when 48 rigs were activity took a surge upago in 1973 set a record high cent increase over 1972 gram Dalton said active in the state says ward to a total of 95 Business to be discus- Carlton Stowe Utah Georeports Carlton Stowe and best of any year - rigs running sed will Include prelimthe Utah Geological A Mi- plans for the Lions neral Survey Mineral “on value was 5542809- - inary January 241974 annual talent show sche - i 25-2- 6 u ' 1 ft 9 om to 6 pm V- - -- i U-- ’ Cmmsto Bi mi M1 O White Stag O Jantzen O Aileen f?r - mm sews MENS & BOYS LONG & SHORT SLEEVE SLEERWEAR JUST PANTS— TOPS BRAS A FEW SETS Setit M$priseoak& r J” I !: DOUBLE-KNI- T I I PANTS ' ' H i te' tr ?! 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CHILDRENS MISCELLANEOUS Activity Listed Sharon Hall Eula Sarah Lathrop a IsaMi Jinn Drilling ki m ‘ Cemetery' Zim-merm- an Hall ter air service Club Finns Trip ‘ic'W :’ ‘(ta&V' - ’ Charles F Zufelt on July 10 1925 He died on Jan Survivors include dren: Willard Yarbrough Santa Clara Ca Mrs Mary Maxwell California Mrs Frank (JoseDenver phine) Welch Mrs Connie Smith Pla-- 1 centia Ca stepchildren: Oren Zufelt Ansel Zufelt Pensacola Fla Charles Zufelt Arizona Mrs Fred (True) Clyde Carpinteria Ca Mrs N C (Ora) Patterson Ft Wayne Ind Uck Zufelt Augusta Ga 27 grandchildren and many greatgrandchildren brothers Harry Blanding John Moab and George Prescott Az Services Were held in the Moab LDS Chapel with burial under the direction of Turner Funeral Home in Grand Valley chil- the Moab services tube operated by the commu- LEO ih V ' — wxq In Grand County seveJan 17 Admit: Jeff wells are nearing ral Debbie O'Briant Morley in the Cisco completion Laurie Visser Lynda Adak Wiarea Rogers Dorthy Carter llard Pease Energy ComDrilling None Disc: Jan 18 Admit: Leslie pany and EC G rinds taff Somerville George Erb are testing for producJean Bond Use: James tion at three apparent Chmielewski Patsy Al- successes In Kane Counlred Elizabeth Eggerth ty about eight miles Jan 19 Admit: None southeast of the town of Amerada-He- ss Disc: Delores Sanchez Henrieville in testing is moving Debora Morley A Baby after equipment drilling Boy Cynthia Partridge to a depth of 7094 feet & Baby Boy Carol Zimmerman A Baby Girl at its No 1 Federal-Sky-liJanet Howland Jean In San Juan County Bond Jan 20 Admit: Goldie most development wOrk Anderson Narlene Man-so- n is in the Aneth ares at Use: Dorothy Car- this time Texaco Inc A ter Baby Boy Rudy is conducting drilling opMadrid Lucille Secord erations 'as well as testing for completion at a JohnKnop number of wells in the Admit: Jan V Boyd Frank Lum-bar- area Two wells in the Stewart Eula Evans Do- Mexican Hat field are minic Morris Use: Les- nearing production In Sanpete County lie Somerville A Baby Petroleum Is AlPhillips Boy Laurie Regers at 10620 feet at drilling 9:35 Beach bert Exp the scheduled 16500 foot pm test No 1 US-- E southHospital Newborns Jan 15 Born to Mr east of the town of Man-- ti The Red Wash area and Mrs Charles Zim7 lbs deep test being drilled merman a girl by Chevron Oil in Uin12oz Jan 16 Born to Mr tah County is at a depth and Mrs Kenneth Part- of 16330 feet Chevron drill to about 18050 ridge a bqy 6 lbs 9 ox conduct testa of Jan 17 Born to Mr formation eber and Mrs Harvey Morley ox 14 7 lbs s boy Jan 18 Born to Mr Recovering at home and Mrs Marvin Somer- - from major surgery at ville a boy 7 lbs 4 oz St Mary’s is Eve Stocks Jan 18 Born to Mr She had surgery Dec 11 and Mrs Larry Carter and was released Dec a boy 9 lbs 12 oz 17 1973 FARM CAMPUS O LEW Auvms 5 LADIES (MrlsPmm Spsr&zsar NOW Va PRidl ‘t PACIFIC TRAILS & CAMPUS JUST A ft LITTLE ne ladies shoes on sale for only THESE o di "(hi Cd 24 Kean PAIR mis SPORT SHOES FIATS HURRY! 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