Show THE OGD6N (UTAH) STANDARD-EXAMINE- $A R SUNDAY MORNING APRIL 2 1950 Group Planning Utah Delegation Prepares Revival of Fight for Echo Park Dam Horse Shows April 1 (AP) — timated 6640000 acre feet of wafer Utah Colorado 'twould back up behind the dam from Delegations Numerous communities in Utah made plans todayter a hearing before Secretary of the including Provo Nephi and RooseInterior Oscar Chapman on a pro- velt he continued coulu use that posed $139000000 dam on the Colo- water Consideration also may be given rado river watershed along the at the Monday hearing to the pro- of Colorado Utah and boundary These groups hope to overcome posed Split Mountain dam in the monument objections by the national park Dinosaur national said that plans for service they are supported by a thisStringham have not progressed reclamation bureau recommenda- - nearlyproject so far as those for the Echo tion that the huge irrigation-powe- r park dam project so any project should be built sion of it is expected to be more Representatives of New Mexico or less incidental and Wyoming two other states represented on the upper Colorado river basin commission also are expected to Join in Monday's conference at the interior department The proposed Echo Park dam would be located in western Colorado just below the junction of the Green and Yam pa rivers It would back water up for 64 miles along BRIGHAM CITY April 1 — Nd the Green river and 44 miles up for reclamation oi boggy land the Yampa creating a reservoir plans of west Brigham City Honeyyille lying partly in Utah and Willard can be made until a National Monument of other projects are first The area is located in the Dino- backlog what E O LarThafis completed saur national monment The na- son regional director US reclama tional park service with jurisdic- tion bureau told Box Elder numtion over the area opposes the proj- ber delegates in Salt Lake City ect on the grounds it would in- this week undate a large area of rugged The committee reported the land scenic country would prove good for cultivation Heading the Utah delegation here if properly drained then imgatea Is B H Stringham of Vernal Utah Larson said that as soon as pos Chairman or- - the Colorado river sible soil testing and development committee in 21 Utah would be done in the areasurveying to detercounties mine possibilities of such a drainage a the told reporter Stringham and irrigation project only proposed reservoir woulc rise The delegation included Murray of walls 250 the feet along about Mason chamber secretary-managthus and 3000 foot high canyons Alf N Olsen Earl Andersen and would detract slightly from the Carroll B Williams He scenic beauty of the region said the proposed dam would be a boon to residents of a large section of the west "We have prepared convincing data which we will present in support of the project' he said water Stringham explained that collected behind the dam would permit 150000 new acre' of land to be placed in cultivation BRIGHAM CITY April 1— Annual dance review and fashion show Power for Industry by Box Elder high school The proposed high dam presented scheduled for Friday April 7 at would be equipped with a 220000 is pm in the school aud-' kilowatt hydro-electrpower gen- se itorium unit erating All clothing to be shown has been The power would be supplied to by students of clothing classes numerous industries throughout made t the school They will range from Utah he said including phosphate formal attire to children's wear works in Uintah county The dance review is based on the Strfngham said the power feature story of Cinderella of the dam alone would repay the government for the entire cost es-ofirrigation facilities He said an WASHINGTON discus-recreati- on Box Elder Seeks Drainage Project er BEHS Slates Dance Review 525-fo- ot wen-thir- ic ty 1— A Wyo' April survey on manners and conduct of local young people was conducted recently by students of the ninth grade social studies classes under the direction of Kay H Petersen class instructor Questionnaires which were submitted to two people in the community selected by each student included ten questions covering conduct of teen-ag- e boys and girls in public places movies restaurants and on the street attitude of teenagers toward parents and adults cooperation of boys and girls at home in household tasks: proper age for dating steady with one person and others Personal comments concerning young people were also asked of those to whom the questionnaires were sent Results of the survey will be made the basis of a campaign for improvement- through frank discussion and ex it was announced i kiii uminug imu Special FWcHase of Fine Furnishings revival of Plans for the gaited horse classic call for greater premiums to attract horses of superior finish from outside from stables in points as Iwella as tmr j w oouey saia uian "The fact that there will be horse show in Salt Lake City the last week in June for the benefit d charities of Junior is expected to draw into Utah large array of show horses from Missouri states the west coast as well as Utah Idaho and Montana which wit n Calgary Canada to comprise the International Horse Show association area he said It is expected that some participants of the Salt Lake event will make arrangements while in Utah to take part in the Oeden show "Ogden has not had a fine horse show since before the war WOOl ley commented In addition to his connection with tha Ogden show association Woolley is a vice president of the Interomuntain association and a director of the Salt Lake association full-fledg- ed ttu j league-supporte- IRON CLAD (il'ARWTKK BACKED BY 87 YEARS OF 'DEPENDABILITY! 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