Show S 5 £ Colorado River How Nears Season Low cfs cfs river flow expected to drop about 5 feet prior to spring Colothe for advisory rado Green end Sen Juan runoff Flows at Lees Ferry Rivers has been released by the Bureau of Recla- have averaged 20000 cumation In Salt Lake City bic feet per second durOn the Colorado River ing weekdays and 15000 above Lake Powell1 the cfs weekends in Augflow at Westwater Can- ust During September yon is about 2000 cubic these will be about and 6000 cfs refeet per second and at Cataract Canyon which spectively The average releases are is below the confluence October and Includes the flow from planned to be reduced the Green the flow is to about 9000 cfs or about 5000 cubic feet per about 3000 cfs less second and is near the than September with daily low for this fluctuations occurring expected On the Green River the year Lake Powell is at el- present release from evation 3655 feet and is Fontcnelle Reservoir is The current tv 3 11-0- is rt 9 ton i ?- - &S rV? Wj A6 800 and releases may be decreased to about 400 between Sept 23 and 30 Flaming Gorge Reservoir is at 6038 feet nisl and the release there will average about 2500 cfs through October with daily fluctuations On the San Juan River the present releases of above 00 cfs from Navajo Dam will be reduced to about 600 during the winter months and the elevation of the reservoir will be drawn down 7 feet to 6025 feet by next 700 cfs spring In order to acquaint enthusiasts and commercial river tour boating Thursday September 19 1974 Jw "WERE ON THE fit plant were saving energy several ways A lot We keep lights turned off when of us are We adjust the air conditionnot needed really they're a few heat and the ing degrees And we re saving fuel oil with better insulation on the hot water pipes!' "At our car-pooli- iT sa ‘£fe ££ JW i¥ 'We re getting more customers lately for tuneup jobs I think ft? i i r people are doing everything they can to use less gasoline Most of them are driving less driving slower keeping engines tuned buying smaller cars using the air conditioning less And oil companies are drilling hundreds more wells this year than last in an effort to close the gap between energy supplies and energy needs!' Meanwhile there's still a big job to do-l- et's keep working together kw Sit! CiH ' "i !ja iai‘ vj rr-- ! we ¥ I tj--1 A'WM’ii 1 &£ Utah Petroleum Council lOWest Broadway Building SaR Lake City Utah 84101 M "I1 St4 one-ha- last 12 weeks and carry a fee of $12 Regular day high school students will receive only unit of credit per one-four- th semester 506 pow-erloa- "J VvMS' JS 9tV m IbT 'aV dits evaluated Roxle Engstrom Frank Fossey Miss Roxle Louise Eng-stro- m became the bride of Frank G Fossey Aug 31 at 3 pm in ceremonies at St Frances Episcopal Church The bride was given in marriage by her father and Rev Sanford Hampton administered nuptial vows Watch for SwT yjtflifa hffifiii Jif v 1 : At First Security's Brand New Bank Building in Moab tvft f$ f? jJ Twv featuring Ar STfv drive-inbankin- g ! Souvenir Gifts Prizes Contests Refreshments Ando Beautiful New Building Drawings Ar Don't Forget! Saturday October 5th Open House at Jo Engstrom niece of the bride The 2 flower girls Stephanie were first Security Bank in Moab Member L 6 FDIC Cement' flectronlci andTra-ce- y nie- to a band of mat lace hand embroidei with seed pearls and she carried a of pink rosebuds and by breath The attendants wore long gowns of coordinated flocked sheers in florals and shades of pink accented by pink picture Ci Service Television Car Stereo Sand-Grov- Geiger Count jSafoi: ' J&i Via Kssl PCONCREK Radio-Stere- o e I mt Shopping Contor Phono ASX 259-727- 7 & ASM Servfc Stations Main & North Hwy 163 8 Phone 259-531- sprinting1 Center TfoV Tchs Twtam tnksto — PLUS — nose- gays of pink daisies and baby breath with pink top SERVICE The mother of the bride wore a lone gown of pink and white floral and the mother of the groom wore a floor length pink ensemble Prior to the wedding ceremony Fran Townsend sang “The Wedding Song” accompanied by Ron Turner on the guitar She also sang “A Time Bmr's Printing For All Types off Printing ffrom Small Cards to Complex Business ' Forms We're at Your Service The Times-Independe- nt 35 L Csstsr Phone 25 Ph 2397523 9-55- 44 Veterinarian For Us” alter vows were exchanged Cindy Wiseman played the organ A reception was held in the parish hall immediately- following the Contracting MARK WALKER Strfsuft I CbysttryCcetiictsr ceremony The bride’s table was appointed with a lace cloth over pink and pink tapers The fruttfl 3-t- ier wedding cake was decorated with pink roses highlighted by an ar- rangement of fresh flowers on top Serving were Mrs Robert Engstrom Mrs Richard Engstrom and Mrs Ron Engstrom At the gift table were Mrs Ron Turner assisted by her daughters Kim and mm 2598633 VM Mi Altontmt v RMN KqWI Kerrie The newlywed couple took a honey moon in Vanand will couver BC make their home in Salt Lake City where he is studying for a master’s degree in psychology at the University' of Utah Out of town guests were Mr and Mrs Ron Eng- strom Ronda and Kelly and First Security Bank of Utah NA HE Wi streamers 'Vj-fir'?-"- : 6? 84 Yvonne Engstrom cousin of the bride the bridesmaid was Lynn Brechtel and the junior bridesmaid was Rhonda ds Saturday October 5 ?4: 259-62- The maid of honor was - 5-- " RON TURNER 125 North Main Married In Recent Rites hats and carried fcVP Wa- lker director of adult and community education will consult with anyone wanting to have their cre- UBrewerco Phot mvmsm Mffri 12 are available Jim 3-t- ier &£& - 259-62- veil of dress Her bridal illusion was caught £E® 'anddad's Students may register Simply gat a Farmers 4 In 1 by calling the School Dis- -' package policy Combine Are trict Office at protection theft coverage breakage and personal For those interested in glass the high school comple- liability Into one policy and tion program counseling and guidance services all Colorado River Sto- rage Project reservoirs minimum flows in excess of 800 cfs will be maintained to enhance the use of the river for Ashing fish spawning and boating The maximum release will not exceed 4600 under normal concfs ditions If unusual or emergency conditions arise affecting either minimum or maximum flows the criteria may be departed from and interested agencies and individuals will be notified Fluctuations in daily releases may vary from 800 cfs to 4600 cfs The rate of change in reducing discharges below 1200 cfs not will exceed : 82 -- cated all classes are from 7 to 10 pm car- - ' lf unit of credit ry cfs cfs aA !i Kr‘ Continued from Page A1 Quilter in the vocational center Study will be learning to send and receive morse code for ' a ham radio license Unless otherwise indi- damatioh the operating each voirs in the Colorado Hi ver ' Storage Project limited to those reservoirs upstream from rivers normally used for basting The first criteria published are for Flaming Gorge Reservoir There a minimum flow of 400 cfs will be released at all times However for the foreseeable-futurand under normal conditions a continuous flow of 800 cfs will be maintained as a minimum To the extent the available water supply will permit and is compatible with multipurpose operations Engstrom She is the daughter of ces of the bride and the Mr and Mrs Clarence Robbie Engbearer ring Engstrom and he is the strom a nephew son of Mr and Mrs Douglas Fossey Dan Fossey brother minutes or 500 hours except dur- leased from Flaming of the groom was best and groomsmen will be passed man Gorge ing emergencies were Brian Engstrom the above of powerplant through During periods Jeff normal use of the river except flood flows which nephew of the bride for (lshing or recreation exceed the hydraulic ca- Cowan and Ray Townsspecial consideration will pacity of the powerplant endThe bride wore a gown or emergency releases be given to adjusting satin-face- d organza to accomodate to maintain flow levels of such uses to the extent when the plant may be over antique white bridal satin with sheer organza possible All water re- - inoperative sleeves The bodice was overlaid with lace which also edged the skirt which flowed into a train Lace appliques highlighted the princess lines of the Vv !7£5 Adult Education Registration maximum flows of ENERGY TEAM!” ft' operators with reasons for fluctuations in river flow and the probable Seattle Wash Mr Arnold Laeckle Mrs Denver Co Mr and Mrs Leonard Engstrom and Barbara Mrs John fAstoRpd ff IRISH 'S Flowers 36wwe & (fd AUTO REPAIR 485 IV Lancaster and Sean Ms Engstrom and Heather Mr Don Lamont and David all of Junction City Kansas Mr and Mrs Dean Holmes Cheyenne Wyo: Mr and Mrs Bryan Oleson Price Mr and Mrs Karl Kraync Helper Mr and Mrs Bob Burchell Salt Lake City and Lyim Brechtel Salt Lake City Yvonne Trcasmissm Repair msim 1 8m HZcl m wsri 5 Years Auto Urn 39 ft Experience J(mH Main |