Show r -- -- 1 t ij'fwwr Tr'Sx3s:rMM'-'ifJ?:wsibs:'®Tf'-i'-“i'- ’ M :' rn -- y'r' $ Dear Sam: i A t c: v Winning of the West So (hr as- I can find out and I've been doing some that the Park Service won't let him drive hia Jeep down the old Halit Creek trail in Waterpoc-k- et Fold anymore Makes you wonder how the Halit (unify themselvea ever fot down in there Do yon suppose they drove team and wagon? Or rode horaea? Or maybe ever walked? On their tout?' a ! AMOffad this wllde business of the ' SUm Mabery complains - research lately neither 9 Coronado nor Escalante nor D Julies Jed Smith and the other mountain men nor any of the gov- f rament explorers and Utah pioneers went lehr Ing through the canyons in Blazers Broncos or CJ-5- 's None of them Poor old Wesley Powell a scientist and a major Makes you think about )0cg ed J E E 17 E 17 E 18 E 37$ 21 16 38 S 38$ 38 S 38 S 39 S 15 16 17 39 S 39 S E E E Tag-a-Lo- ng ST' 16 4-- H All All All All 2 ? 4-- y's The federal (selected) lands are located in an area known as Bluff Bench and are described as follows: Township SutxUvisioe Range S12NE14 SE14 Lots 234SE14 NW14 E12SW-1- 4 SE14 All Lots 12$12NE-1- 4 Nl2 SE14 SE14SE14 E12NE14 SW- 14NE14 SE14 Sel4 SW14 El2 ’v'-- l 40S r 40 40 ?’Vs i&fi S S 40$ 40$ 40 S 40$ 40$ ' 40 v4 -- S 40$ : 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 E E E E E E E E E E WlAcllhyVirJ 5 6 7 8 9 14 15 17 18 19 All All AU All All All ! -' Lots ' 123 4E12 E12NW14NE14 SW14 Nl2 SWl4Nl2 SEli Vi 14 ''i SE14 j SWloSE- - Wl2 SE14 Nl2 E12SW14 NW14SW14 All All The proposal Is that the selected lands would be utilised for the production of horticultural crops such as fruit trees and grape vines under a lease system The offered lands would be primarily of the Dark 'Canyon and Grand Gulch apd as part ’Primitive Areas Anyone wishing to express an opinion concerning the proposed axchangshouhi submit writien com- menu to tha District Manager Bureau of Land v I E PO Management 84535 not later than Friday " sRulonS McRae Acting District Manager Published in Box 1327 Times-Independe- V--i &'' ' i l Monticello Utah September 27 1974 nt Sept 19 1974 II i re-dri- ld Times-Independe- ve nt by-AB- 'r SERVICE REPAIR COMMERCIAL residential : AU i 'l cook-cou- nd S12Nl2Sl2 v$ - E12NW-1- 4 N12SE14 SE14SE14 'V I ‘ E12W12 NE14 57 tor-mul- ars AH 32 and 36 2 and 16 36 2 16 A 32 iuMdavan 259-68- All n A - S3 £&££: ‘DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Bureau of Land Management Monticello Utah September 16 1974 — The State of Utah has applied for a land exchange under Section 8 of the Taylpr Grazing Act that would exchange 14880 acres of State-ownlands (Or 11464 acres of National Resource Lands administered by the Bureau of Land Manage--) ment'The State (offered) lands are located in the anas known as Dark Canyon and Grand Gulch and an described as follows: Subdivision Township Sectioafo) 32 S 17 E 32 and 36 All 18 E 32 All 32$ " 33 S 16 E 2 ask! 26 All 33 S 17 E 2 16 32 A 36 Ml 16 E 34 S 2 and 16 All 17 E 34 S All 2 f Festival and Craft Fair 5-- ' t t at well as the fhbulous Being on the ground we use made of these roads should make some effort Thursday September 19 1974 O A3 We to aafhrts developencourage during Jeep went dear down the Colo- - SXiffmKTiJilrheS ment use and protection of our magnificent but de- ILLPeddeck rado River without even licate environment to Reef Rafael San the in Further plans were the event Booth an outboard Herbert Lee Paddock it available for genkeep " those' made wanAll Monday by the is not rewas who Rio people at working erations to come People Southeastern Utah and deFine booths over all quired the with may dering his may need it more in the Algom and living Arts Guild for the Autumn be set up Oct 5 : In th maul tert now This is son Douglas Paddock future than be shutout we t0° Festival and Craft Fair tains and through the of really cl ce recre-W- e not a matter of man- in Moab passed away to be held Oct in 6 canyons without motors ational 11 about at am have power It la a matter of Monday the City Park an after apwith suffering the those prodding Following the successauthority and responsi- parent heart attack in ful pattern of last west vf the 100th meri- year's old- - bility to get on the ball the mine first Autumn Festival and He was born July 14 and get something done 1917 ‘in Colorado and this year's Spring Festimade river trips and Sincerely there will be craft Ed Abbey Moab married Elda Utt Clif- val Pearl Baker loves adventure in the and food booths a plant who ton Colo survives west got off the bus here Editor: He was a veteran of show entertainment and to Letters TO Hippies and Long Somerae directed her World The War H Survivors games for all Chances Beta Eta Chapter to Hairs: It is only fitting me since she wanted for gift certificates from do of Epsilon Sigma Alpha include his widow mothat you should wear your know what she could local merchants will be sinColo ther Leadville without a car would like to extend with each purchase hair aiur way you desin around here given cere thanks to the fol- son Douglas and anoth- Yet it is ironic that you I called Outlaw Trails— a from craft booth the river and lowing people and or- er son Grand Junction won't have that right when Pete was on to will There an for their Following autopsy mission help ganizations the draft starts again For AC was off St George charge the Blood Mobile: to confirm the cause of in your Protest against for a rodeo Mold Mac with fair Any group We death was thank to would the like body Nixon’s establishment — was gone but the girl vidual wishing to reserve dowho was all of transferred first those Turner the by phone the News service led you answering booth space may do so by Funeral Home to Marto believe Watergate was a bit reluctant about one nated blood Our Quota calling Dannelle- - Stevens trip was 150 units and we col- tin's Funeral Home in at a crime Nixon commit- passenger for a underBooth fees Grand Junction for serlect 2d 110 Mr and Mrs James ted While the Gullible which this lady will be $750 for crafts anWe like' to would and vices well burial stood very Quayles Ivan Winder are pleased and for foods Congress was forcing Ni- were $1500 on the river and nounce at this time those xon out the press furwhich covers both days of to announce the engagewas in SLC No- receiving gallon pins and tivarHm Holliday ment and forthcoming to believe ther led you — — Just nothing recognition Faye Holts TRAVEL CONVENTION Kissinger was the Doc- thing Carriage of their daughcould I offer her for a received a three gallon Mr and Mrs Mitch ter Ginger Gail to Thomas tor and Hero of all Williams left this week O Haney son of Mr and in the settle- day or two of adventureI pin Charles Squires and Jackie Bierslued each TcesiSay to attend a travel agents Mrs : Albert r Haney ment of the Israeli - Ar- around Green1 River and two a received called film The “The Great convention in Hong Kong Nephi Utah gallon pin ab ’Conflict While the that Several citizens achieved Niagara" in which llo-ab- ’s and from there will go substance of our Policy would you believe ringer Is a 1973 gradhad a tour on West-wat- er the one gallon mark and Sarten of North Jim they uate of Grand County High was around the Nixon world the stopPns the next day and will receive a pin from American River ExpediIn Calcutta Bombay School and has completed Brains that was bringing was the Red Cross We think tions did the river work ping A that Mrs Hitchcock Cairo Madrid and Lis- an executive secretary about a settlement will be shown nationally bon returning to Moab' course at LDS Business month has gone by since on her way to Santa Fe this is fantastic and her suited would also Beta it Eta plans 24 on Tuesday mo- Sept 30 i Sept Nixon left the Pres College in Salt Lake City — she spent like to thank the doctors vie of the Week on She is employed by the scene and our Foreign nicely? But in Moab and nurces for their time Channel 4 at 7:30 pm CALF PROJECT -- Salt Lake law firm of Policy has taken a com-le- te herWemoney need a carefully and cooperation and The movie stars RiYoung reversal Yet your people interest- Senior and Senior development erf those under the direction chard Boone as a man ed in involving in the H Hiero‘ Dr Her fiance is a grad- Kissinger is planned of Chairman Barbara Pe- obsessed with conquercalf project for the com- uate of Juab High School stiU therq but without the Sinbad - San Rafael You terson who gave their ing "The GfeatNiagara" ing season have been in and has fulfilled an LDS the Leadership and Sub- Swell and Reef area Swa-setime to help at the blood Crippled after being vited to an organization- mission in California Ha stance of Pres Nixon can’t even get io Leap from her mobile ' swept over the foils the al meeting scheduled for is working at Holy Cross The Reversal Policy ' Many thanks go to City man is endangering his Monday Sept 23 has taken us back into Beyond Swasey’s offCabin the Hospital in Salt Lake City into Market Miller's Food- - sons' lives by the Clutches of Israel the road drops forcing Winfield home on Murphy The young couple plan with and town and Miller’s Super- - them to challenge the tuLane Which means the US will Eagle Canyon an October 4 wedding in market for donating multuous foils in a barchoose sides in this ri- minimal development the Manti LDS Temple into an be made Commercial Printing coffee etc rel punch diculous Conflict And it and will make their hone - wheel - We wouid also like to The v - Sarten has had a will also have us involved exciting four in Salt Lake daily '' road to the lovely member Harold Jacobs interview in another No Win War j appointment beand Areh for the sound truck and with 14 large newspapNotice the Chain of Jughandle KURA for announcing We ers arranged events: Fifty Jets to re- y°L ELECTRIC t As wetai forarches our success in connection with pubthose lost lw Israel even call attention to the place to U due them to kill more Arabs with: licity for the movie we have right along COMPANY The Blood Mobile is As soon as this movie Israels Premier Toast- ones to road Ju8t this side jgetting more successful is shown North AmeriNow an Pres Ford ing Act of War by Israel r of Ghost Rock and less each time it comes to can River Expeditions a mile off the Moab and we want to thank will leave tor an annual "Israel Planes Attack Six than half north is a you citizens for support- - stint of river to the road Lebanese Villages" running In small & this worthwhile X Premier: Israe- loYply little arch Old Mexico ing It li should take RISK in but quite beautiful: be made available covered-dis- h' Pursuing Peace r He ad- suppef'Uid laneto'fiKTXWA" ded that He found Amerwas camaraderie aide enjoyed the of of each Beta Eta Chapter freeway ican understanding for IsThe group will all by across PED lane with a held Alpha Epsilon Sigma ' raels viewpoint west-boufreeway its annual family picnic hold its next regular Can you really blame the te SHirriS KmStcd-i-13i72path through afoot-ga- Monday t evening at the meeting at First Westhe Lebanese if they shoot and a in tern National bank Oct 7 Take fence the 29 with Old Park City down US Aircraft or leek’ than an hour for The at 8 pm drop a bomb on one ofour someone from Michigan oeocle in attendance ships Yet this chain of arch events will follow and the to see a beautiful someone of Speaking Hate Nixon Written can from Michigan we haves give you a thousand emotional reasons why we family here at present should go to war for our interested in finding a Rockefellers and oil valley of petrified wood --- out around Swasey’s Kill the Arabs Rights Mn They hero it on the America has ben atrock-houand tacked all the other authority of aof a few magazine similar nonsense that years ago that there is created Tonkin Gulf Resuch a thing there but no solution am I going to tell way Kenneth G English anyone from Michigan Dear Sam: where it is until It is You couldn’t be lighter marked and protected Instead of hassling the about protesting the blocking off of roads by local riding group about Park officials We’ve got putting on tielr Burning Park Rangers Federal Sands endurance horseand SUter rumiiiur out our back ride next month out urs ' utf rotrolling is for $an RafoeL why can't the BLMinTricegetgoing something they can do although it takes a bit of and find mark and protect some of these delicate: effort It is Just amazing what sites? One of the' rules Moab set up for this horsehas developed around Itself in jeep roads back ride is that each contestant must affix a spark inhibitor drag to protect against range fires One of those college degree text-borange specialists must have read about' "fiery steeds" somewhere It is to be hoped that: 73 nd : ‘ ok : ’ iy l r J V I When you're awa it's good to know someone is at home waiting for you And when you're the one waiting there's nothing as comforting as a call thkt says "I love you and I'll be home soon” With the convenience of long distance calls just a minute's thoughtfulness can make a day of waiting a lot easier It only takes a minute to make a day and that's a great investment! ContintnSdistophont of Utah Jh Agg$g Q90!l!0d60j 9of6Rl069 961006 Canyonlands National Pan will put a spike camp in Horseshoe to let people through the fence to see the Indian Paintings I don’t object to the fence but I could not see the paintings if I went down there now Maybe next summer they can pull the trailerhouse that Ed Abbey lived in when he wrote DESERT SOLITAIRE down into the canyon and install a ranger there to protect and ad- minister the Indian Paintings site Yesterday at Goblin Valley I saw an older woman one who got around with great difficulty as 1 do standing on a point about a quarter of a mile from the crowd gazing across the valley filling her mind and heart and soli- soul with spacious - a a a a 'a ' ji 1MM11B UMW tu UUIC INU with her We natives are becoming aware of this need erf city people to use end enjoy our healing peace that flows from open lands taken-for-grant- - j ed ' 1st A l" a w ' aw fi- AiJi IMP " |