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WASATCH MOUNTAIN CLUB

VOL. 65 NO. 7 JULY 1988

Photo by Earl Cook

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THE RAMBLER (USPS 053-410) is published monthly by the WASATCH MOUNTAIN CLUB, Inc., 888 South 200 East, Suite 111, Salt Lake City, UT 84111. Telephone 363-7150. Subscription rates of $12.00 per year are paid for by membership dues only. Second-class Postage Paid at Salt Lake City, UT.

POSTMASTER: Send address changes to THE RAMBLER Membership Director, 888 South 200 East, Suite 111, Salt Lake City UT, 84111. CHANGE OF ADDRESS: This publication is not forwarded by the Post Office. Change of address should be submitted in writing to the Membership Director, 888 South 200 East, Suite 111, Salt Lake City, Utah, 84111. All correspondence regarding the mailing of THE RAMBLER should be directed to the Membership Director at that address. Allow 45 days for address changes.

Submissions to THE RAMBLER must be received by 6:00 pm on the 15th of the month preceding the publication. Mail or deliver to THE RAMBLER office or to the Editor. Include your name and phone number on all submissions.

The right is reserved to edit all contributions and advertisements and to reject those that may harm the sensibilities of WMC members or defame the WMC.

Copyright 1988, Wasatch Mountain Club

NOTE! NEW CLUB ADDRESS: 888 SOUTH 200 EAST SUITE 111 SALT LAKE CITY UTAH 84111

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WASATCH MOUNTAIN CLUB THE RAMBLER, the official publication of the Waaatch Mountain Club is published monthly by and for its members. Persons wishing to become members and receive THE RAMBLER for two months upon written request to the Membership Director, 888 South 200 East, Suite 111, Salt Lake City, UT, 84111 and payment of $3.00. Checks are to be made payable to the Wasatch Mountain Club. There ill a $10.00 charge for returned checks.

Membership applicants must participate in at least two Club outdoor or service activities, verified by the signatures of approval from the activity leaders. Yearly dues are $25.00 single, $35.00 couple. A $5.00 initiation/reinstatement fee ia charged.

1988-1989 GOVERNING BOARD

President John Veranth Vice President Earl Cook Secretary Elissa Stevens Treasurer Tom Silberstorf Membership Earl Cook Boating Jeff Barrell Conservation Mary Fleming

Chris Biltoft Entertainment Linda Hatcher

Donna Kramer Roseann Woodward

Hiking Tom Walsh Lodge Alexis Kelner

Vince Desimone Mountaineering John Kennington Publications Ski Touring Information

Bicycling

Canoeing

Kayaking Sailing Rafting Volleyball

David Vickery Anna Cordes Linda Wilcox

COORDINATORS Guy Benson Bruce Schatmeier Kathy Klein Randy Klein Mike Dege Vince Desimone Carl Cook Jim Elder

TRUSTEES Karin Caldwell Marilyn Earle Dale Green Milt Hollander

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WMC PURPOSE (Article II of the WMC Constitution)

The purpose shall be to promote the physical and spiritual well being of its members and others by outdoor activities; to unite the energy, interests and knowledge of students, explorers and lovers of the mountains, deserts and rivers of Utah; to collect and disseminate information regarding the Rocky Mountains in behalf of science, literature and art; to explore and picture the scenic wonders of this and surrounding states; to foster awareness of 111cenic beauties; and to encourage preservation of our natural areas including their plant, animal and bird life.

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WASATCH MOUNTAIN CLUB BOARD

REPORT June 1

The board passed a policy stating that participants on boating trips are liable for club equipment lost or damaged on the trip up to $15 per person.

There is a new category of lodge rental: Summer mid-week (Sunday - Thursday). The rental fee for this category is $50.

The board authorized special mailings to inform all members about the Canyon Master Plan scenarios, and to notify members about public hearings on these scenarios. It is very likely that the scenarios will be presented & the public hearings scheduled on short notice, making it impossible to inform the members in any other way.

Robert Waite was made an honorary member of the clu.b in recognition of his efforts to establish Great Basin National Park.

Next board meeting: July 6.

WELCOME The Rambler and W.M.C. want to welcome the following new club members:

Cal & Ruth Parry Alex Howard Margret Wilburn Tim & Lisa Poole Sandra Nelson Roo Harris Janis Huber Robert & Mary Johnson Amy Morton Carol Majeske Kyle Williams Diane Deane Michael O'Donnell Ken Voorheis Lane Walton Robert E Jones Judy Kurt · Ritchie Baggs Robert Silk L. Don Briggs Carol Felis Louise Blair

We hope you will enjoy our club activities and we look forward to meeting you. Please feel free to volunteer to help where. you can.

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A WORD TO PROSPECTIVE MEMBERS

Prospective members are welcome on all Club activities, with the following exceptions:

l) Thursday Evening Hikes are for members only. However, prospective members may attend if the hike is their second qualifying activity for membership and they submit their dues check and application form to the leader before the hike.

2) Boating trips are for members. However, prospective members may attend a weekend trip if they use the trip as their qualifying activity (each day counts as one activity.)

3) A trip leader may choose to limit a trip to members, especially if there is limited space.

THURSDAY EVENING HIKE INFORMATION

These hikes are for members only except prospective members may use them as the second and final qualifying activity for membership provided their dues check and application are submitted to the leader prior to the hike. Meet at 6:30 pm; all hikes leave the meeting place at 6:45 pm PROMPT! All participants must sign the liability release form. Hikes are never cancelled for any reason including bad weather, so wear appropriate clothing. Boots will be required if the trail is in mud or snow. No dogs. Hikes in Mill Creek Canyon meet in Olympus Hills parking lot at 3900 Wasatch Blvd. just south of the defunct Bagel Nosh. Hikes in Big Cottonwood meet at the "Storm Mountain Quartzites• geology sign, 2.9 miles up the canyon (r.h. side) from the stop light. Hike leader: Dale Green.

A WORD ABOUT WMC HIKES

The hike rating indicates the difficulty of the hike. Hikes rated under 5 are easy, 5-8 are intermediate, above 8 are difficult. If the rating says "about" (for example "about 4.0"), it means the rating is an approximate guide. A hike may be more difficult than the rating would suggest. Watch for the terms "exposure", "rock scrambling", "bush whacking", and "steep". These terms, and the rating system, are fully described in the April 1986 Rambler.

If you are just getting into hiking, you may find that a hike's description does not tell you everything you want to know. If so, don't feel shy about calling the leader ahead of time to be sure your abilities are a match for the hike, and to know if it is the kind of experience you are looking for. Please come to the hike with proper equipment: adequate clothing, footwear, food, water, and any special equipment required for that hike. You are expected to stay with the group once you have signed the release form. Do not jackrabbit ahead of the group, or pretend that you are "Tigger".

A WORD ABOUT WMC BICYCLE RIDES

Rides are rated Not Too Difficult (NTD), Moderate (MOD), or Most Difficult (MSD). These ratings are a subjective evaluation taking into consideration mileage and difficulty (hills). NTD rides will generally be less than 30 miles. MOD rides will be 30 to 50 hilly or up to 60 flat miles. MDS rides will be over 50 hilly or 60 flat miles. On all but n.ewcomer rides, it is required that riders be equipped to be self-sufficient, i.e., bring water, food, tire repair tools, extra tubes, ·repair knowledge, and money. Inexperienced riders or riders unsure of their ability on a bicycle should consider protective gear. Sunscreen is also suggested. Helmets may be required on certain rides.

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EVENTS AT A GLANCE (See the Chronological Listing for Details)

My BACKPACKING Aug 9 Uintas 23 Red Castle Lake 13 Idaho 23 Wind Rivers 23 Stough Creek

July BICYCLING Aug 3 Henefer Loop 18 Parleys Canyon 1 City Creek 4 Emigration Canyon 20 Mill Creek Canyon 3 Mill Creek 9 Fairfield 22 Yellowstone 7 Park City Arts 11 City Creek 25 City Creek 8 Emigration 16 Wallsburg 29 Full Moon 17 Timpanogos Caverns 31 Rockport

July BOATING Aug 1 Payette 18 Payette Work Party 13 Westwater 5 Rogue River Work Party 22 Westwater 18 River training course 8 Rogue River 22 Payette 20 Westwater

July HIKING All 2 Broads Fork 17 White Fir Pass 4 Big Cottonwood 2 Mt Evergreen 17 Clayton Peak 6 Elbow Fork 2 Mt Raymond 17 Mt Raymond 6 Sugarloaf Mountain 2 Kessler Peak 17 Pfeiff er horn 6 White Pine Lake 3 Reynolds Peak 21 Big Cottonwood 6 Naomi Peak 3 Catherine Pass 23 Flower Hike 6 Mt Superior 3 Family Hike 23 Mt Evergreen 7 Red Pine Lake 3 Greens Basin 23 Maybird Lakes 7 Days Fork 4 Flagstaff Peak 23 Gobblers Knob 7 Thaynes Peak 4 Thaynes Peak 23 Desolation Trail 7 Timpanogos 4 Mineral Fork 24 Family Hike 11 Mill Creek 7 Big Cottonwood 24 Pioneer Peak 13 Catherine Pass 9 Musical Hike 24 Brighton Ridge Run 13 Toll Canyon 9 Superior Peak 24 Lambs Pass 13 Lake Blanche 9 Little Willow Canyon 25 Albion Basin 13 Reynolds Peak 9 Little Water Peak 25 Broads Fork 13 Mt Nebo 9 Alexander Basin 25 Circle All Peak 14 Turtle Hike 9 White Pine 28 Mill Creek 14 White Fir Pass 10 Lake Blanche 30 Elbow Fork to Terraces 14 Monte Cristo 10 Sundial 30 Salt Lake Overlook 14 Dog Lake 10 Honeycomb Cliffs 30 Devils Castle 14 Pfeiff er horn 10 Salt Lake Overlook 30 Emerald Lake 14 Mill Creek 30 Kessler Peak 16 Turtle Hike 30 American Fork Twin Pks 16 Silver Fork 31 Poetry Hike 16 Twin Lakes Pass 31 Alexander Basin 16 Provo Peak 31 Beartrap Fork 16 Red Pine Lake 31 Willow Lakes 16 Timpanogos 31 Ben Lomand

31 Beatout Backwards July MOUNTAINEERING Aug

1 Lone Peak 21 Storm Mountain 7 Storm Mountain 23 Wind River Mts 9 City of Rocks 28 Storm Mountain 14 Storm Mountain

July SOCIALS Aug 9 Coffeehouse 16 Dessert & Dancing 17 Sunday Social

VOLLEYBALL (Tuesday Evenings. Call Jim for details, 943-3321)

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CLUB ACTIVITIES Only activities approved by the appropriate WMC Director can be listed in the Club Activities section of of the Rambler. Send your proposed activity, for approval, to the hiking, rafting, skiing, etc. director for inclusion in their activity schedule. Those activities sent directly to the Rambler, without approval, will not be published.

July 1-4 Fri.-Mon.

July 1-4 Fri.-Mon.

Sat. July 2

Sat. July 2

July 2-4 Sat.-Mon.

July 2-4 Sat.-Mon.

MOUNTAINEERING HIGH CAMP - LONE PEAK CIRQUE. Instead of driving, we'll be climbing at close and convenient Lone Peak. Featuring excellent climbing, camaraderie and fireworks (in the valley) too! Call John Kennington (942-0693) for details.

PAYETTE BOATING TRIP. Mike Dege has reserved a hot spring campground for this weekend. A group will leave Thursday night and another on Friday making this a 3 or 4 day weekend. Rafters, canoeists, and kayakers are welcome to come and play. Planning meeting will be on Tuesday June 28th at the storage shed at 6:30 am. Call Mike at 571-7684 for details.

MT EVERGREEN ABOVE SIL VER LAKE HIKE. This is rated an easy 2.8. Interested hikers should assemble at 9:00 am at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon. Phone the leader Gayle Stockslager at 582-1429 for details.

BROADS FORK TO THE MEADOW HIKE. This is the second of the Two Meadows Series. Michael Wren will lead this easy-to-intermediate hike which is rated 4.6. Meet at 10:00 am at the east end of the parking lot at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon, whence a carpool will be formed to go to the trailhead. Bring lunch for a spread on the meadow among wildflowers. Call 277-5272 for additional information.

KESSLER PEAK FROM CARDIFF FORK HIKE. This peak has a prominent face which dominates the view from Reynolds Peak across the canyon. Rating is 7.4. Phil Berger is sure you will enjoy this hike. Meet him at 8:30 am at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon. Phone 266-8560.

MT RAYMOND HIKE. The route will be up Butler Fork and down by Hidden Falls. This popular loop trip is rated 7 .9. Ellie Ienatsch will lead an outstanding trip. Meet at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon at 9:00 am. She can be phoned at 272-2426.

UINTAS BACKPACK. A nine mile hike up the East Fork of the Bear River will bring us to base camp at Allsop Lake. The layover day offers day hiking options. This trip is exploratory (the leaders haven't been there either.) Limit of 12. Register with leaders Allen Olsen & Ilka Allers-Olsen at 272-6305.

LASAL MOUNTAINS BACKPACK. There will be a short carry in of about 3 miles from Warner Lake trailhead to set up camp in the Wet Fork of upper South Fork of Millcreek Canyon. An intermediate day hike is planned to the highest ridges from which panoramic views of Arches and Canyonlands can be enjoyed in this very alpine setting. Limit of 12 people. Register with Ann Cheves, evenings 355-0304 or days 538-4097.

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Mon. July 4

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FAMILY HIKE. Bring the little tots, senior citizens, and all other interested parties to the family hike to Cecret Lake. This is quite easy, barely registering a 1.2 on the WMC scale of difficulty. Chris Baierschmidt will assemble the group at 10:00 am at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon. Phone: 486-2529.

GREENS BASIN FROM DAYS FORK TRAIL HIKE. Plan for an easygoing and leisurely hike (rated 2.5) to an open meadow near the remains of pioneering mining activity. Call Richard Zeamer at 355-3751 for more information. Meet at 9:00 am at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon.

NEWCOMER'S HIKE TO CATHERINE PASS. (Oldtimers are also welcome) This scenic and easy hike is illustrated on the cover of the Wasatch Trails guide book. If the group feels like it, the hike may be extended to Sunset Peak. Catherine Pass is rated 3. 7. Sunset will add an additional 1. 7, if it is done. Rob Rogalski will lead the trip. Meet at 9:00 am at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon. Call 942-8142.

REYNOLDS PEAK VIA MILL D NORTH HIKE. Rated 5.2, this peak has an excellent view of Kessler Peak and Cardiff Fork. If you did Kessler yesterday, you could look back to see where you have been. Mike Hendrickson will launch the hike at 8:30 am. Meet him at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon. Phone 942-1476 for details.

HENEFER LOOP BIKE RIDE. (NTD) Meet leaders Heidi and Bruce Schatmeier at the turnout just east of Hogle Zoo on the left side of Emigration Canyon Road at 8:00 am for a leisurely jaunt over hills, down dales, through quiet country towns, and a short stretch along a nice noisy freeway past Devil's Slide. Carpool will leave the turnout at 8:00 am and the ride will commence at the East Canyon North Marina at 9:00 am. Call 363-1017 for more information.

FLAGSTAFF PEAK VIA GRIZZLY GULCH HIKE. Rating is about 5. Celebrate Independence Day by waving a flag from the summit of Flagstaff. Geoff Silcox will lead this outing. Meet at 8:30 am at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon. For details call 531-6665.

EAST FORK OF MINERAL FORK HIKE. The seldom traveled trail to Silver Mountain Mine is half easy, half hard, and rated about 5.6. Shoes that cover your ankles, long pants, and at least one quart of wat~r are recommended. Join Martin McGregor at 9:00 am at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon. For info call 967-9860.

THA YNES PEAK VIA THA YNES CANYON HIKE. This intermediate hike is rated 7 .1. Park at the old Bagel Nosh in the Olympus Hills Mall and carpool to the picnic area near the trailhead to minimize the impact on traffic and parking on this busy weekend. Leader Norman Pobanz will take off at 9:00 am. Phone 266-3703 for details.

MONDAY NIGHT BIKE RIDE. (NTD) Emigration Canyon. This will be a show and go ride. Meet near (but DO NOT park in) the Hogle Zoo parking lot. The lot is locked at 8:00 pm! Meet at 6:30 pm, leave at 6:45 pm.

July 4-8 Mon.-Fri.

Tue. July 5

Wed. July 6

Thu. July 7

July 8-10 Fri.-Sun.

July 8-16 Fri.-Sat.

Sat. July 9

WIND RIVERS BACKPACK. The trip will go in the Boulder, Wyoming entrance. There will be lots of fishing and hiking opportunities. Limit of 8 people. The group should meet at Pinedale on the evening of July 3. Register with Mike Roundy at 278-9752.

VOLLEYBALL. Summer volleyball, outdoors. Call Jim for details, 943-3321.

ROGUE RIVER BOATING WORK PARTY. 6:00 pm at the boating shed (5585 s. 320 w. #33)

BICYCLE ORGANIZATION MEETING. Bring your ideas for rides you would like to do or perhaps even off er to lead one. Meet at Guy Benson's home at 7:30 pm. REFRESHMENTS! The address is 867 South 900 East (North side basement apt.) Phone 359-6028.

WEDNESDAY NIGHT BIKE RIDE. (NTD) Mill Creek Canyon. Meet leader Ceil Meade at 6:30 pm at the ex-Bagel Nosh parking lot in Olympus Hills Mall. Helmets are required. For more information call Ceil at 572-2035.

THURSDAY EVENING HIKE. Big Cottonwood Canyon. See "Thursday Evening Hike Information" on page 4.

EVENING CLIMBING AT STORM MOUNTAIN. In the early evening, drive 3.3 miles up Big Cottonwood Canyon to Storm Mountain Picnic Ground. The climbers usually congregate around the large boulder in the lower parking lot. Make your climbing or other intentions conspicuously known and you'll usually get some takers. Burgers served later after the work is done.

RIVER SAFETY COURSE. Ken McKarthy will show us what hazards exist on the river, how to avoid them, and how to deal with problems when they occur. Cost is $30 per person. The course begins Friday night at Zion's Lutheran Church (1070 Foothill Blvd.) at 7:30 and continues Saturday through Sunday afternoon. Preregister with Jeff Barrell at 943-2836 or send $30 to 6723S 1560E, SLC, UT 84121.

ROGUE RIVER ADVANCED BOA TING TRIP. (Class III), with several class IV's and one class VI (portage time!). Join us for the best in wild and scenic rivers. Four days on the permit section and a possible extra day upriver. Wildlife includes bear, otter, ring-tailed cat, and black tailed deer. Sign-up early as the final participant list must be sent by mid-June. Send your $30 deposit and experience to Marlene Egger, 4831 S. Wren Cir. #l, SLC, UT, 84117, or call Marlene at 277-2894.

LODGE WORK PARTY. See Lodge Director's column for details.

MUSICAL HIKE. Carol Kalm invites everyone who plays an instrument (portable) or who can sing to join her for another sharing of music in a peaceful mountain setting. All levels of musicianship are always welcome at this informal happening. Please bring music suitable for. combinations of "C" instruments. Last year we had flutes, violins, recorders, kazoos, guitars, a bassoon, and a clarinet. The hike itself is rated easy. Meet at 9:30 am at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon. Bring water and appropriate footgear as well as personal music paraphenalia. For more info call Carol at 272-0828.

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July 9-10 Sat.-Sun.

July 9-10 Sat.-Sun.

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ALEXANDER BASIN HIKE. Rating is 3.3. For an easy woodland and meadow stroll, try this one. Ann Walthall will meet the interested parties at 9:00 am at the Olympus Hills Mall. Phone 521-2538.

LITTLE WATER PEAK HIKE. Rating 4.8. Plan to make this an outstanding hiking and gourmet experience. Bring exotic, tasty, and unusual snacks to trade. Sandra Taylor and Russ Wilhelmsen will lead. Join forces at 9:30 am at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon. The number for information is 583-2306.

WHITE PINE LAKE HIKE. Meet Jim Nicol for an intermediate hike of 6.3 on the WMC scale. Meet at the geology sign at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon at 9:00 am. Phone 261-5857.

SUPERIOR PEAK FROM ALT A HIKE. There is a bit of EXPOSURE on this 6.9 hike. However it is easy to drop out if desired, because the route doubles back. Call the leader Clint Lewis at 322-8318 (work) or 295-8645 (home) for information. Gather at 9:00 am in the parking lot at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon.

FAIRFIELD BIKE RIDE. (MOD) This moderate ride of 40 miles visits the Camp Floyd State Historical Site in Fairfield,· at one time the home of the army sent to Utah by President James Buchanan to subdue the "Mormon Rebellion." Bring a lunch and meet Kermit Earle at 9:00 am in the Park and Ride lot just SW of the 5300 South exit of 1-15 to carpool to Lehi. For more information call 268-2199.

LITTLE WILLOW (AKA DEAF SMITH) CANYON HIKE. After getting by the initial hassle of a cruddy trailhead access, this is a beautiful, seldom hiked canyon. It is narrow, shaded, and shows little evidence of the impact of man. The hike will go up a stream bed, intermittant trail, a moderate amount of bushwhacking, and terminate near a cirque abutting Twin Peaks. A very worthwhile hike. Rating is undefined but probably around 5 to 7. Clayton Benton will lead off at 9:00 am from the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon. Phone: 277-2144.

COFFEEHOUSE returns to the Wasatch Mountain Club Lodge. Come enjoy an evening of music of all kinds in the unique ambience that only the lodge can provide. Musicians are needed and WMC members and friends are encouraged to apply early. For more information contact Guy Benson 359-6028 (H), 466-3971 (W). Coffee will be served but BYOB and in case of a seating shortage, a cushion. Lodge fee for the concert is $1.00 plus $1.00 for an overnight stay. Bring a sleeping bag and if you're a musician, your instruments for the inevitable jam session.

UINT AS MODERATE BACKPACK. Beat the crowds and the mosquitoes on this trip with leader Robert Rogalski. Call 942-8142 for info and to register.

RIVER SAFETY COURSE. Taught by Ken McKarthy. This course will be similar to last year's class and will cost $30.00. Pre-registration is required. Call Jeff Barrell at 943-2836 for details and to register.

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Sun. July 10

Mon. July 11

Thu. July 14

Sat. July 16

CITY OF ROCKS CLIMBER/BIKER CAR CAMP. We'll be heading back to the climbers' candy store to sample the assortment. Mountain bikers welcome too. There are now several bike routes published in the climber's guide book. Call John Kennington (942-0693) for details.

SALT LAKE OVERLOOK VIA DESOLATION LAKE TRAIL HIKE. Carol Anderson leads this nifty 3.5 rated hike starting at 9:00 am. Assemble at the out-of-business Bagel Nosh in the Olympus Hills Mall. Call 572-4352.

HONEYCOMB CLIFFS VIA SIL VER LAKE TO TWIN LAKES PASS HIKE. This hike isn't done often enough. Rating is 4.6. Bruce Harrow will begin at 9:00 am at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon. Phone 359-7509 for details.

LAKE BLANCHE HIKE. One of the most popular hikes takes you to the base of the Wasatch Mountain Club's emblematic mountain - Sundial. Rating is 5.7. Ralph Hathaway will do an early start at 8:30 am from the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon. Call 583-3240. Bring water and V-8 juice.

SUNDIAL HIKE. Go to the summit of the Club's emblem mountain. Rating is 9.9 with significant EXPOSURE on the summit. Last year Mark Swanson and Ilona Hruska took two different routes from Lake Blanche to the summit. What might they do this year? Meet at 8:00 am at the Geology sign at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon. Phone 487-0917 for info.

MONDAY NIGHT BIKE RIDE. (NTD) City Creek Canyon. Meet Sam Kingston at the gatehouse at the entrance to City Creek at 6:30 pm. This scenic ride ascends 7 .2 miles up the canyon to the end of Rotary Park. Helmets required. Dinner afterwards at a nearby location (bring money.) For more information call Sam at 355-8043.

THURSDAY EVENING HIKE. Mill Creek Canyon. See "Thursday Evening Hike Information" on page 4.

EVENING CLIMBING AT STORM MOUNTAIN. See July 7 for details.

TRAIL MAINTENANCE, CLEANUP, AND COOKOUT. We will meet at 9:30 by the geology sign at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon to organize work crews for cleanup and maintenance projects around the Brighton Lakes Complex and brush clearing in Furgeson Canyon. Bring your work gloves, water bottles, and shears. The Club is sponsoring a cookout at the Lodge after the day's activities. Se Conservation Notes or call Chris Biltoft at 359-5645 for details.


TURTLE HIKE. The destination is Big Water to Dog Lake. The idea here is to go at a slooow and relaxed pace. Barbara Ainslie can be reached at 521-8033 (W) or 942-4450 (H). . Turtles should assemble at Bagel Nosh in the Olympus Hills Shopping Center at 8:30 am.

TWIN LAKES PASS FROM SILVER LAKE HIKE. Rating is 3.4, or in other words, easy. Ken Speirs departs from the parking lot at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon at 9:00 am. Call 942-0187 for info.

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Sun. July 17

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SIL VER FORK VIA DAYS FORK HIKE. Try a hybrid hike, a product of Karen Perkins's innovative approach to hiking. Rating is 3 maybe 4, depending on the exact route. Call KP at 272-2225 for details. Assemble at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon at 9:00 am.

PROVO PEAK HIKE. The time is here for the second in the BYU series. If you liked Heritage Mountain last month, you will love this one. Rating is an estimated 5 plus or minus. Meeting place: Front of the Bagel Nosh in the Olympus Hills Mall at 9:00 am. Howard Wilkerson (277-1510) will lead a great hike.

TIMPANOGOS HIKE. Sanjay Prakash will decide whether to go via Aspen Grove or Timponeke. The former is shorter but has more elevation gain, the latter is longer but not so high. The rating is 11.6 either way. Gather in the parking lot at Denny's at 4500 South and 1-15 at 8:30 am. Sanjay can be phoned at 485-8195. Challange yourself.

RED PINE LAKE HIKE. Rated 5.3. Lower and Upper Red Pine Lakes are the prettiest in the Wasatch (in the opinion of this scribe.) Randy Long will hike with those interested in these jewels; meet him at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon at 9:00 am. Randy can be phoned at 943-0244.

WALLSBURG BIKE RIDE. (MOD) This 41 mile ride meanders thru scenic Heber Valley, passes Dear Creek Reservoir, and tours sleepy Round Valley. The terrain is flat to slightly rolling over mostly rural back roads. Bring a picnic lunch, or purchase one in Wallsburg. Meet Elliott (969-3976 after 6:00 pm) in the Regency Theatre parking lot at 9:00 am or in the Homestead parking lot in Midway at I 0:00 am.

DESSERT AND DANCING AT THE LODGE. Come for dessert and stay for Square Dancing! Bart Bartholoma, accredited square dance caller, will get us into "the swing" of things. No experience needed! Everyone will be included, so a partner is not required to attend. Bring a dessert of your choice (healthy or yummy or both!) at 7:00. Calling starts at 8:00. Cost: $3 per person. This will be a fun evening of great dancing!

WHITE FIR PASS HIKE. Rated 3.1, this is an easy hike through dense forest to an overlook area which offers a great view of most of Porter Fork. Bob Klimaj will depart from the old Bagel Nosh in the Olympus Hills Shopping Center at 9:00 am. Phone 262-1644.

CLAYTON PEAK (AKA MT MAJESTIC) HIKE. Rating is 5. Ken Kraus will go from Brighton up to Snake Creek and up to the summit at 10,721! Interested parties should meet at 9:00 am at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon. Ken can be called at 363-4186.

MT RAYMOND VIA TERRACES HIKE. One of the most popular peaks in the Wasatch beckons you. Steve Carr will do this 7 .9 rated hike; meet him at the Bagel Nosh parking lot in the Olympus Hills Shopping Center at 9:00 am. For details on the route, phone him at 486-7774 (W) or 261-5787 (H).

PFEIFFERHORN VIA MA YBIRD LAKES HIKE. One of the best in the Wasatch, this hike goes through dense canyon forests, to the sub-alpine

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TIMPANOGOS CAVERNS BIKE RIDE. (MSD) Meet B. S. and Heidi Schatmeier (you can believe everything B. S. tells you) at 8:00 am in Murray Park for this rolling ride to the Timp. Caves Visitor's Center. Bring your lunch or buy it there. For more info, call 363-1017.

SUNDAY SOCIAL. BBQ, potluck dinner, and swimming at the home of Donna Kramer! Bring something to BBQ if you like, and a dish to share. Drinks available for 50 cents. Pool open at 4 pm. Please bring your own towel. BBQ starts at 6:00. Cost $1 to cover paper goods. 2977 Morningside Drive (The NW corner of 2980 East and 4030 South) 272-0418.

PAYETTE RIVER BOA TING WORK PARTY. 6:00 pm at the boating shed (5585 s. 320 w. #33.)

MONDAY NIGHT BIKE RIDE. (NTD) Parley's Canyon. Meet leaders Kermit Earle and Bob Weirick at 6:30 pm at Eastwood Elementary School parking lot at 3305 Wasatch Blvd. Join Kermit to ride to George Washington Park (16 miles) or Bob to ride to the summit (24 miles.) Helmets required for the summit ride. for details call Kermit at 268-2199 or Bob at 486-0133 (W) or 487-4377 (H).

NEW AND PROSPECTIVE MEMBER'S ORIENT A TION. 7:30 pm at the Salt Lake County Government Center, 2001 South State, Room N-1101 (Board Room.) This is located in the north building just inside the main door, next to the Commission Chambers. See Information Director's column for details.

WEDNESDAY NIGHT BIKE RIDE. (NTD) Mill Creek Canyon. See Wed. July 6 for details.



WESTWATER BOA TING TRIP (CLASS III+). Call leaders Randy & Kathy Klein at 466-8387 for details or to register. $25 deposit required.

SOUTH FORK/MAIN PAYETTE INTERMEDIATE KA YAK/CANOE TRIP (CLASS II-IV) This trip will be easier than the July 4 edition, since water levels will be lower. Beautiful scenery, last chance of the year for the endo hole. Rafters are welcome if they can organize their own crews and captains. Call Marlene at 277-2894 for details.

YELLOWSTONE BICYCLE TRIP. Cycle over the Continental Divide, past Quake Lake, Hebgen Lake, Yellowstone Falls, Mammoth Hot Springs, and many other gorgeous areas. Stay at our cabin at Henry's Lake, as we have done in the past. Rain guaranteed. Phone Bob Wright, 1-649-4194 for info.

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FLOWER HIKE. Kezia Snyder has volunteered to show interested hikers, erstwhile amateur botanists, and lovers of blossams the best the Wasatch has to off er in wildflowers. The outing will likely be in Albion Basin. Rating will be easy. Assemble near the geology sign at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon at 9:00 am. You may phone 484-7539 for info.

MT EVERGREEN HIKE. Rating is 2.8 which is considered easy; however there are a few steep but short areas. Gather together at 9:00 am at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon. Cherry Wong will facilitate this hike; she can be phoned at 583-0368.

MA YBIRD LAKES HIKE. Meet Trudy Healy at 9:00 am by the Geology sign at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon. Trudy says this nifty hike will offer plenty of time to enjoy the scenery due to her slow pace. There will be no leg cramps nor sprinting on this hike! Phone 943-2290. Rating is 6.

GOBBLERS KNOB HIKE. This massive treeless summit offers unobstructed views and areas to wander in. Rated 6.6 via Alexander Basin Trail, or 7. 7 via Butlers Fork. Call Gene Woolridge at 262-3383 for the route. Meet at the old Bagel Nosh in the Olympus Hills Shopping Center at 9:00 am.

DESOLATION TRAIL HIKE. The whole thing! - going the frontwards way. The hike is 20 miles plus which would make it an 11 or so on the WMC rating scale. It ought to be lots of fun, . have great scenery, and involve plenty of exercise. Donn Seeley plans an early start at 7:30 am from Bagel Nosh in the Olympus Hills Shopping Center. Phone Donn at 581-5668 or 583-3143 to register in advance.

WIND RIVERS BACKPACK. The trip will be to spectacular Temple Lake from the Big Sandy entrance. Call for details and to register with leader Peter Hansen at 359-2040.

RED CASTLE IN THE UINTAS BACKPACK. Ken Kraus guides a trip to one of the prettier Uinta destinations. There will be a I /2 day backpack in and day hikes within the Primitive area. Travel plans call for leaving SLC Very Early on Saturday morning. Call Ken to register, 363-4186 7-10 pm. Limit of 8 persons.

STOUGH CREEK IN THE WIND RIVERS BACKPACK. Travel to an area of 40 high lakes and cirque scenery with great trout fishing. This location is on the east side of the Winds and is ll ,900- I 2,000 feet in elevation. Travel will be on Friday night and a meeting will be held prior to departure. Register with Ken and Jane Kelley at 942-7730. Limit of 12 people.

MOUNTAINEERS' HIGH CAMP - WIND RIVER MOUNTAINS. It's off to do some high routes in the Deep Lake or Dickenson Park areas of the range. Exact location based upon leader's (John Mason - 581-1926) preference.

FAMILY HIKE. Paula Swaner is organizing a hike to a destination not yet announced, but which will be suitable for families including children. The destination will be a "nice easy hike amongst beautiful flowers." Bring picnic

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fixings. Meet at 9:30 am at the geology sign at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon. Phone 278-3124 or 277-7123.

LAMBS PASS VIA ELBOW FORK HIKE. An easy-going hike rated a comfortable 3.4. Meet at the usual time and place (9:00 am, mouth of Big Cottonwood.) Marty Vandersteen can be phoned at 261-0643 for info.

PIONEER PEAK HIKE (AM VERSION). On Pioneer Day it would seem right and proper to hike up Pioneer Peak. Meet John Riley at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon at 8:30 am for a morning hike. Phone 485-2567. Rating is 5.2.

PIONEER PEAK HIKE (PM VERSION). If the morning version (above) didn't fit your schedule, try the moonlight hike to Pioneer Peak. Ascend Sunset Peak and watch the sunset, then traverse the ridge to Pioneer Peak. Geoff Silcox wants you to bring a serviceable flashlight, warm clothes and star charts. Refrain from bringing firecrackers, bottle rockets, roman candles, etc. Meet at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon at 6:30 pm. Phone 531-6665. Rating is 5.2.

BRIGHTON RIDGE RUN HIKE. Alas joggers, this is not a footrace, but a hike which crosses 6 peaks over 10,000 around the perimeter of Brighton Bowl. Rating is 8.3. Ilona Hruska plans an 8:00 am start from the meeting place at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon. Call 487-0917 to register.

ALBION BASIN TO CATHERINE PASS HIKE. Join Karl Schultzman on this easy rated hike of 3 on the WMC scale. Meet at the geology sign at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon at 9:00 am. Phone 566-5007.

BROADS FORK TRAIL TO THE BRIDGE AFTERNOON HIKE. For those inclined to sleep late, this hike will begin at 1:00 in the afternoon. Rating is an estimated 3. Brent Greenhalgh plans to leave from the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon. For information phone him at 583- I 831.

CIRCLE ALL PEAK VIA BUTLER FORK HIKE. Rating 3.7. It is uncertain whether you can see the Pioneer Day festivities in the valley, but you can certainly get a great view fron this high point in Mill Creek Canyon. David Oliphant will leave from the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon at 9:00 am. He can be phoned at 581-1075.

MONDAY NIGHT BIKE RIDE. (NTD) City Creek Canyon Show and Go. This leaderless bike ride will leave the gatehouse at the entrance to City Creek. Meet at 6:30, leave at 6:45.



FULL MOON MOUNTAIN BIKE RIDE. (NTD) Keep your shorts on and meet Guy Benson, your fearless (foolish?) leader at the geology sign at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon at 8:00 pm. Call Guy for more details at 359-6028.

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ELBOW FORK TO TERRACES HIKE. An easy one for those interested in a shady and short hike. Rating is 1.9. Rosalie Cowley will join all those interested near the Bagel Nosh in Olympus Hills Shopping Center at 9:00 am. RC can be phoned at 467-9802.

SALT LAKE OVERLOOK HIKE. Ruth Hoppe will lead a leisurely "slow and easy" type hike which is rated an easy 3.5. The route will be via Desolation Trail. Meet Ruth at the closed down Bagel Nosh in the Olympus Hills Shopping Center at 9:00 am. Phone 484-5558.

DEVILS CASTLE HIKE. This is not your normal 5-rated hike - there is lots of exposure on loose black shale. However, you need not go all the way to the top. You can stop off at Sugarloaf if you do not prefer the challenge of taking on the Devil. Clint Lewis will depart from the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon at 9:00 am. Call for info: 322-8318 (W) or 295-8645 (H)

EMERALD LAKE ON TIMPANOGOS HIKE. Try a lengthy but well maintained and smooth trail through the best of the wildflowers of Timpanogos. Rating is 7 plus or minus. Enjoy the beauty of this great mountain without the strain of going all the way to the top. Meet Doug Stark for an early morning start of 7: 15 am at 4500 South and State Street. Phone Doug at 277-8538.

KESSLER PEAK VIA MONTREAL HILL HIKE. This route is a little longer but not as steep as other ways to the Kessler summit. Rating is about 8.0. Charles Keller will meet interested hikers at the entrance of Big Cottonwood Canyon at 8:30 am. Phone 467-3960 for info.

AMERICAN FORK TWIN PEAKS VIA AMERICAN FORK CANYON HIKE. This is a new route, or at least a route not frequently done by the Club. Summit elevation is 11,489 which is the highest peak in Salt Lake County. Rating is about 9. Dennis Caldwell will depart at 7:30 am from the parking lot at Denny's at the 4500 South exit on 1-15. Phone 942-6065 to advance register and discuss the route and conditions.

POETRY HIKE. If you like hiking and poetry, the 3rd annual poetry hike is for you. Poems, like hamburgers, are even better outdoors with friends in an informal setting. Bring poems to read or recite - old favorites, new discoveries, perhaps your own. Kristy Green (942-2291 or 467 - 7180) will lead off at 9:00 am from the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon. Rated easy.

BEARTRAP FORK HIKE. A pretty good hike not too frequently -done. WMC rating is an easy 3.5. Jane and Ken Kelly will leave from the meeting place at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon at 9:00 am. Phone 942-7730.

ALEXANDER BASIN TO BOWMAN FORK HIKE. Rated 4.2. Taper off from your busy weekend with a leisurely hike with Louise Rausch. Rating is 4.2 on the WMC scale. Meet in front of the out-of-business Bagel Nosh in the Olympus Hills Shopping Center at 9:00 am. Phone 328·- I 290 for info.

WILLOW LAKES IN THE STANSBURY RANGE HIKE. Try a change from the Wasatch Mountains. The Stansburys are every bit as big and beautiful as the local ones. The hike will take in both North and South Willow Lakes.

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Meet Jim Mallon at the Union 76 Truck Stop near the Tooele exit on 1-80. Time of departure will be 9:00 am. Rating is about 5.

BEN LOMAND HIKE. Near Ogden. The rating is an estimated 8. By the time this hike comes around, Aaron Jones will know the route to the summit -probably. At 8:00 am meet at Council Hall across from the State Capitol Building. Aaron can be phoned at 467-3532.

BEA TOUT BACKWARDS HIKE. If you thought the regular Beatout was hard, how about the Swanson version? Starting up through Bells Canyon it goes around to South Thunder Peak, perhaps with a side trip to nearby Chipman Peak, along ridges to Pfeiff erhorn and from there down Red Pine Canyon. Whew! Rating is 14. It's tough but it's beautiful. Call Mark Swanson at 487-0917 to register in advance.

ROCKPORT TO SMITH-MOREHOUSE BIKE RIDE. (NTD) Meet Guy Benson at the Parley's Way K-Mart to carpool to Wanship at 8:00 am. The ride will begin at 9:00 at the dam 1 mile south of the Wanship exit on 1-80. Bring a lunch. Call Guy for more details at 359-6028.

MONDAY NIGHT BIKE RIDE. (NTD) City Creek Canyon. See July 11 for details.

WEDNESDAY NIGHT BIKE RIDE. (NTD) Mill Creek Canyon. See July 6 for details.

CAT ARA CT CANYON ADV AN CED BOA TING TRIP. Call leaders Randy & Kathy Klein at 466-8387 for details or to register. Trip deposit of $50 should be received by June 20th because the Park Service requires advance notification of participants on this trip.


ELBOW FORK TO LAMBS CANYON PASS HIKE. This infrequently done hike deserves better attendance. Ken Kraus will leave from the defunct Bagel Nosh in the Olympus Hills Shopping Center at 9:00 am. Ken can be reached at 363-4186. Rating is 3.4.

SUGARLOAF MOUNTAIN HIKE. Rating is 3.9. Elevation is 11,051'. This is one of the easiest ways to get an 11,000+ peak under your belt. Randy Long will depart from the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon at 9:00 am. Phone 943-0244.

WHITE PINE LAKE HIKE. Kathleen Romanof ski assures the editorial staff that this hike will be at a leisurely pace. The rating of 6.3 puts it in the intermediate category, but the smooth trail and steady elevation gain should make it not-too-bad. Meet at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon at 9:00 am. Phone 467-9164 for details.

NAOMI PEAK HIKE. This intermediate hike rated about 6 is located in the Bear River Range at the head of Logan Canyon. Tired of the same old thing? Try this fine peak in a different locale. Call Agnes Greenhall to confirm

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plans at 484-5854. Meet in the parking lot of Council Hall across from the State Capitol Building at 6:30 am.

MT SUPERIOR VIA LAKE BLANCHE HIKE. A stretcher-bearer's delight. Clark de Nevers believes the participants may have to carry him out. Clark demands the participants bring gourmet food to mitigate the strain of the hike (for him.) Rating is 11.3. There may be a bit of exposure. Meet at 7:45 am at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon. Phone 583-5114.

DAYS FORK TO THE MINE HIKE. Erica Heffelfinger will meet the group at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon at 9:00 am. Rating is 4.6. Phone 255-9392 for information.

NEWCOMER'S HIKE TO RED PINE LAKE. Rating is 5.3. This attraction is to provide an introduction to hiking in the Wasatch. While especially geared to prospective and new members, oldtimers are welcome too. Gayle Stockslager will conduct the proceedings. Meet at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon at 9:00 am. Phone 582-1429.

THAYNES PEAK HIKE. Rating 7.1. The route will depend on the desires of the group. If ambition rears its ugly head the route will be straight up. Otherwise, it will be the easy Deso route. Janet Friend will guide interested parties from the Bagel Nosh meeting place in the Olympus Hills Shopping Center at 10:00 am. Phone 268-4102.

TIMPANOGOS VIA TIMPOONEKE TRAIL HIKE. Even though the rating is 11.6 the long trail makes the elevation gain of 4390 feet tolerable. Peter Hansen avers the scenery and flowers will be great. Tiptoe throught the tulips with Peter. (Alpine tulips?) Meet at the parking lot at Denny's at 4500 South and 1-15 at 7:30 am. Phone 359-2040 for information.

PARK CITY ARTS FESTIVAL BIKE RIDE. (MOD) Meet leader Jerry Hatch, who will set aside his hiking boots and don his helmet to show you the way from Park City to Francis, Kamas, Oakley, Peoa, and return up Brown's Canyon. The ride is only 35 miles but has a 650 ft. elevation gain up Brown's Canyon. Bring a snack or purchase it in one of the above-mentioned thriving metropoli. After the ride, you can join Jerry while he tours the Arts Festival. Bring a lock and money to secure your bike and gain entrance to this yearly gala event. Sunscreen suggested. Call Jerry for more details at 467-7186.

MONDAY NIGHT BIKE RIDE. (NTD) Emigration Canyon. Call Guy at 359-6028 or 466-3971 (W) for details.


CATHERINE PASS FROM THE WMC LODGE HIKE. Rated 3.7. Ann Walthall plans to go up and back in the morning. Meet at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon at 9:00 am. · Phone 521-2538.

REYNOLDS PEAK HIKE. Rated 4.4, this is an easy peak for hikers. Irene Schilling departs at 8:30 am from the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon. "The pace will be leisurely," says Irene. Phone 487-5343.

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WASATCH MOUNTAIN CLUB 'Th is list was compiled from the Membership Renewal Forms and Membership Application Forms. Please review your data and if there are disd··epancies, notify the Membership Director. This duta is also used for Rambler mailing. If you don't receive the Rambler, we may not have your correct address or zip code. If you change your address or telephone number, let the Membership Director know as soon as possible so you don't miss an issue of the Rambler. The Post Office will not forward the Rambler, but returns it to us with a charge to the WMC.

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WMC PURPOSE (Article II of the WMC Constitution)

The purpose shall be to promote the physical and lpiritual well being of its members and othen by outdoor actmtiea; lo unite the energy, interests and knowledge of atudenta, exploren and lovers of the mountains, deserts and men ol Utah; to collect and disseminate information regarding the Rocky Mountains in behalf of science, literature and art; lo explore and picture the scenic wonden of thia and surrounding states; to foster awareneBB of scenic beautiea; and to encourage preservation of our natural areas including their plant, animal and bird life.

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Bertelson, Mark 720 3 Fountains Dr #74 SLC UT 84107 262-6349 Bertino, Clarence David 9527 Caledonia Cir S. Jordan UT 84065 251-2146 Besson, Guy Marie 3989 S. 900 E.#148 SLC UT 84124 266-6845 Bickley, Jim P. o. Box 292 Dugway UT 84022 522-2181 Biggs, Marga 5325 S. 580 E. #D SLC UT 84107 263-2982 Bilbao, Marcia Kepler 4211 Mt. Olympus Way SLC UT 84124 2n-8966 Biltoft, Christopher 529 ·10th AV SLC UT 84103 359-5645 Binyon, Michael & Jean 1801 E. Hillcrest Av SLC UT 84106 485-5560 Blackburn, Sandy 5564 Brookridge Dr #14Q Murray UT 84107 268-4655 Blaine, Connie 1214 Shelmerdine Ct SLC UT 84115 485-3526 Blattenberger, Gail 981 Windsor SLC UT 84105 531-7088 Bliss, Carolyn 1453 E. 8020 S. Sandy UT 84092 566-1780 Bodwin, Geoffrey 2965 Two Paths Woodridge IL 60517 985-1419 Boelens, Denise 344 E. Williams Av SLC UT 84111 363-2083 Bogue, Mary R. 539 E. Leland Av SLC UT 84106 467-3480 Bottcher, Betty 1158 E. 2700 S. SLC UT 84106 484-6692 Bown, Joel m1 N. Buckboard Dr. Park City UT 84060 649-3968 Boyd, Elmer 4986 s. 3760 w. SLC UT 84118 969-7814 Bradakis, Karen 739 Park St. SLC UT 84102 364-3251 Brandon, Karen 2189 Atkin Ave. SLC UT 84109 485-4586 Brett, J.B. (Mary) 736 E. 4200 S. SLC UT 84107 261-8634 Briggs, L. Don 823 Briarmeadow Av SLC UT 84107 262-1571 Brinkman, Robert 2090 E. Gyrfalcon Dr. Sandy UT 84092 943-0399 Brodhead, Warren 213 S. 600 E. SLC UT 84102 531-6172 Brooks, Rhett 4128 S. 465 E. #47 SLC UT 84107 266-1708 Brown, Joanne 3926 Pine tree Dr. SLC UT 84124 322-5067 Brown, Bobbi 2641 Stringham SLC UT 84109 533-3689 Brown, Heather 10 w. 2950 S SLC UT 84115 942-8758 Brown, Jim & Eileen 1085 S. 800 E. SLC UT 84105 359-0754 Brown, Jim & Cheryl 1624 Lone Peak Dr SLC UT 84117 272-3475 Brown, Judy 5015 S. Hurray Bl #L32 Hurray UT 84123 263-8850 Bruenger, Fred W. P. 0. Box 8795 SLC UT 84108 485-1423 Bryant, Steve 1053 E. Roosevelt Ave. SLC UT 84105 484-5904 Budig, Michael 339 E. 600 S. #1408 SLC UT 84111 328-4512 Bunger, Janet 1519 E. 1700 S. SLC UT 84105 485-8258 Burg, Garry & Pat 1430 Westminster Ave. SLC UT 84105 485-4911 Burgess, Mary Jo 1532 Hubbard Av SLC UT 84105 582-9483 Burns, Richard L. 5108 s. 3500 w. Roy UT 84069 825-6080 Burrage, Rebecca 2688 Genmare St. SLC UT 84106 467-7207 Burris, Jim 964 E. 500 S. SLC UT 84102 485-9860 Burton, John & JanEllen 1340 Gilmer Dr SLC UT 84105 581-8332 Bush, Kim & Duke 1759 Osage Orange# A Holladay UT 84124 272-3651 Byrne, Jim & Dorothy 912 Foothill Dr. SLC UT 84108 582-5631

Caldwell, Dennis & Karin 3645 Golden Hills Av SLC UT 84121 942-6065 Campbell, Jack 467 · 11th Av SLC UT 84103 364-5130 Campbell, Cynthia L. 2652 E. 6200 S. SLC UT 84121 277-1555 Cantrell, Lou & Cree 87 W. 300 N. #210 SLC UT 84103 521-4560 Carlisle, Richard & Pam 538 s. 10th E. SLC UT 84102 328-2456 Carr, Stephen 3981 S. 900 E.#97 SLC UT 84124 261-5787 Cartwright, Peter 1441 East Sherman Ave. SLC UT 84105 583-1208 Case, Evan 5112 Hoopes St SLC UT 84118 969-7563 Cavanaugh, Marilyn R. 1573 Waterbury Dr #A SLC UT 84121 2n-8264 Chamberlain, Robert 8140 North Hwy 69 Honeyville UT 84314 279-8202 Chambers, Lynn 386 "D" St. SLC UT 84103 521-2917 Chancellor, Thomas&Denise 1257 ·2nd Av SLC UT 84103 581-4295 Chard, Connie 4281 Lynne Lane SLC UT 84124 2n·3151 Cherenzia, Mary Jeanne 4081 s. Emma Circle SLC UT 84124 278-0952 Cheves, Ann 161 ·1st Av. #28 SLC UT 84103 355·0304 Chidester, Faun M. 4425 s. Roxborough Pk SLC UT 84119 969-5368 Childs, George "Andy" 3223 Kenton Dr. SLC UT 84109 484-1975 Chindgren, Carl & Helen 4726 Wallace Ln SLC UT 84117 2n-8946 Choules, Lew 1245 Lake St. SLC UT 84105 467-3327 Christensen, Janet* 1573 Hollywood Av SLC UT 84105 487-3812 Christy, Ed & Nancy 2495 West 3965 South West Valley UT 84119 968-9665

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Clapp, Charlie Clark, Audry Clawson, Tony Clayton, Evelyn Cohen, Mendel Cole, Lynette Coleman, Kathy Coles, William & Joan Collins, Heather Comeford, Jack Conn, Richard & Leona Cook, David & Sharon Cook, Edmond&Barbara Cook, Kathy Cook, Dixon Cook, Earl Coons, Sharon Coover, Kathy & Russ Cordes, Anna Corkins, Deon Couillard, Gary R. Coulter, Larry Coulter, Bruce Cowley, Leigh Craig, Douglas Craw, Corwin Cromer, Cindy Cunningham, Bret & Raini Curran, Marilyn

Dailey, Kathleen Dailey, Herbert Dalgleish, Jim Darling, Riki Daurelle, David Daurelle, Al ice Davies, Maureen Davis, Frank & Susanne Davis, Mel & Kathy Dean, John & Julie Deane, Diane C. Deck, Denis Dege, Mike Degles, Thomas N.* Dehl, Lynn DeNevers, Noel & Klancy DeNevers, Clark Dennett, Herta Denton, Chuck & Margie Desimone, Vince Devall, Sue Dewell, J. Dick, Gale & Ann Dickerson, Blaine Dickeson, Thomas Dickey, Linda Sue Dickinson, Sandy Dickman, Sherman Diehl, Keith H. Dilello, Lidia Dixon, Carli Doebbeling, Denice Doebbeling, Rolf E. Domke, Lynetta Dorman-Ligh, Wyllis


ADDRESS CITY

4904 Southlake Dr. #3·E Murray 561 -4th Ave SLC 1774 Harrison Ave. SLC 3475 East 3020 South SLC 2321 E. 1300 S. SLC 4128 S. 465 E. #47 SLC 1548 E. 3150 S. SLC 1357 ·3rd Ave. SLC 390 Crimson Circle #20 SLC 2549 E. Wilmington Ave. SLC 382 Wall St SLC 833 ·4th Av SLC 701 'G' St SLC 9462 S. 250 E. Sandy 2189 Atkin Ave. SLC 249 S. 700 E. #59 SLC 985 E. Ridge Hill Ln #10 Midvale 145 S. 200 E. Bountiful 1572 E. Byron Av SLC

ST ZIP PHONE

UT 84107 262-6422 UT 84103 359-1933 UT 84108 581·1637 UT 84109 485·4974 UT 84108 582-9885 UT 84107 266-1708 UT 84106 466-5636 UT 84103 364-9921 UT 84115 328-8541 UT 84109 485-1045 UT 84103 363-6035 UT 84103 355-4086 UT 84103 521-3268 UT 84070 566·3933 UT 84109 485·4586 UT 84102 531-6339 UT 84047 565-7458 UT 84010 292·4534 UT 84105 467-9430

3375 W. 7800 S. #621 West Jordan UT 84088 255·9405 372 "I" St SLC 2527 S. Dearborn SLC 1264 Buccaneer Dr SLC 1591 S. Denver St SLC 132 Lincoln St. SLC Box 521084 SLC 816 E. 100 S. SLC Silver Fork 667 - 10th Av

Brighton SLC

2189 Belaire Dr. SLC 2093 Hazlewood Wy SLC 2081 S. 900 E. Bountiful 755 Sonata SLC 60 N. Grand Midvale 5474 Indian Rock Rd. SLC 351 E. Milton Ave SLC 3690 Millcreek Rd SLC 4647 Idlewild Rd SLC 2128 Sahara Dr SLC 120 E. 550 N #8 Bountiful 2300 w. Earles Ct. Road SLC 9547 So Fint Dr Sandy 1953 E. 4625 S. SLC 9724 S. 2500 E. Sandy 1416 Butler Av SLC 355 Elizabeth SLC 3663 S. 1300 E. #17 SLC 2666 N. 400 E. N.Ogden P.O.Box 680111 Park City 11730 S. 700 W. Draper 56 N. 800 W. N.Bountiful 1377 Butler Av SLC 9982 S. Blossom Dr. Sandy 2418 Dutch Draw SLC 3814 Majestic Wy Magna 4153 S. Marquis Way SLC 1560 Indian Hills Dr. SLC 4817 S. Kings Row Dr#6 SLC 3182 E. Sagebrush Circle SLC 750 E. 3 Fountains Dr#97 Murray 1406 Blaine Ave SLC 218 E. 1700 S. SLC 131 'F' St #3 SLC 634 E. 700 S. SLC

UT 84103 521·4611 UT 84106 485-9623 UT 84116 532-5619 UT 84115 467-9802 UT 84102 359-0556 UT 84152 262-0849 UT 84102 355-4115 UT 84121 649-3876 UT 84103 521-8011

UT 84109 487-0542 UT 84121 943-1254 UT 84010 295-8749 UT 84116 596-3154 UT 84047 562·5897 UT 84117 278-5025 UT 84115 487-5478 UT 84109 272-7217 UT 84124 278-3174 UT 84124 272·5853 UT 84010 295-1893 UT 84119 966-0355 UT 84070 571-7684 UT 84117 277- 2338 UT 84092 943-9060 UT 84102 328·9376 UT 84102 583-5114 UT 84106 272-6906 UT 84414 782-5514 UT 84060 649-6805 UT 84020 572-3294 UT 84087 295-2754 UT 84102 359·5764 UT 84092 571·0117 UT 84119 967-7970 UT 84044 250-1314 UT 84124 272-8900 UT 84108 582-6910 UT 84117 272-6629 UT 84121 943-3321 UT 84107 268-6720 UT 84105 486-0493 UT 84115 467-6636 UT 84103 363-7129 UT 84102 531-7534

NAME

Dougherty, Nina Dow, Gary Dowell, Bill Doyle, Mary Drevi jn, Remco Drews, Michael Duda, Raymond Dunnebacke, Richard Durham, Kathie Duvall, Fred & Karla Duvall, Al Lan

Earle, Marilyn Earle, Pam Earle, Kermit Eastes, Russell & Nancy Eaton, Merla Eckman, Ruth Egger, Marlene J. Ehlers, Robert & Ruta Eickemeyer, Allen Elder, Jim Elkins, Ken Elkins, Douglas A.* Ellison, Jeannie Elwell, Clara Embry, Janet Endicott, David Evans, Barbara M. Evans, Barry D. Everitt, Benjamin L. Everson, Bob

Faules, Dee Felis, Carol Fieldstad, Vernon Fikkan, Philip Fish, Norm Fitch, Bobby Flakowski, John & Sandra Fleming, Mary C. G. Fleming, Susan Fletcher, Mel * Floyd, Lee Ann Fogle, Clark & Pamela Foltz, Roger l/ Forster, Craig Fortna, John Foster, Tom Freedman, June D. Freeman, Belva Freethey, Sandy & Geoff Frese, James E. Frey, Therese Friend, Janet Frohboese, Karil Fry, Trilby

Gall, Susan Gallagher, Michael Galloway, Karrie Garside, Jean Gaschler, Mike Gaskill, Mary Jo Gates, Joseph & Connie

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ADDRESS

638 ·6th Ave. 132 Russell Ave 4625 s. 500 w. 8309 s. Valiant Dr 803 N. 300 W. 4033 Canyon View Place 675 E. 5640 S. 2102 East 11270 South 5219 s. Gravenstein 1470 E. 2525 N. 52 w. 8830 s.

CITY

SLC Tooele Ogden SLC SLC Sandy SLC Sandy Murray Ogden Sandy

ST ZIP PHONE

UT 84103 322·4610 UT 84074 882·2362 UT 84405 392·6586 UT 84121 942·8692 UT 84103 581·6991 UT 84092 942·1257 UT 84107 268·0182 UT 84092 571·4123 UT 84123 268·2766 UT 84414 782·5565 UT 84070 566·1410

P. 0. Box 680304 Park City UT 84060 649·1339 5349 S. Baldwin Pk. Murray UT 84123 268·2199 5349 s. Baldwin Pk. Murray UT 84123 268·2199 5730 Oakwood Dr N. Ogden UT 84405 476·0717 4301 Emigration Canyon SLC UT 84108 582·1297 4595 Woodduck Lane SLC UT 84117 269·1218 4831 S. Wren Cir #1 SLC UT 84117 277·2894 3348 Splendor Circle SLC UT 84124 272·1764 7987 W. SummerHill Dr Park City UT 84060 263·1320 3182 E. Sagebrush Circle SLC UT 84121 943·3321 2327 E. Hidden Valley Cr Sandy UT 84092 571·3723 1875 E. 2100 S. SLC UT 84106 466·4713 2774 Coventry Lane SLC UT 84121 943·1487 4666 Clearview St. SLC UT 84117 272·5715 751 E. 200 S. SLC UT 84102 322·4326 402 Camanen Dr. Brigham Cty UT 84302 723·2085 5812 Waterbury Way SLC UT 84121 277·8855 4103 Vailwood Dr Nashville TN 37215 297·7997 609 · 7th Ave SLC UT 84103 328·2806 2439 Broadway Boulder CO 80302 442·2952

4814 Fortuna Wy 4726 Woodduck Ln 1840 Brookhill Dr. 1378 E. Thornton 6309 W. Milden Lane 5328 S. 570 E. #I 1971 Richards St 529 ·10th Av P. O. Box 8011 P. o. Box 51 240 "J" St P.O. Box 37 2080 Belaire Dr 257 E Kensington Ave 2104 N. Troy St

SLC SLC SLC SLC wvc SLC SLC SLC SLC Park City SLC N.SL SLC SLC Arlington SLC 132 S. 600 E.

2296 Foothill Dr 230 Wilson St. 1539 S. 1000 E. 827 Oquirrh Av 2686 Alden

#D 214 SLC Midvale SLC Tooele SLC

929 Hillview Dr #A m1 N. Buckboard Dr. 583 E. Meadowlark Ln.

2739 E. 2880 S. 3 Mayloyan Lane 835 East Emerson Ave. 8846 South 1240 East 2364 E. 2815 S. 120 E. 4800 S. 2560 Cavalier Dr.

SLC Park City Bountiful

SLC Lafayette SLC Sandy SLC SLC SLC

UT 84124 278·9443 UT 84117 266·6847 UT 84121 943·4213 UT 84105 583·8499 UT 84120 594·5411 UT 84107 266·0541 UT 84115 484·6725 UT 84103 359·5645 UT 84108 UT 84060 649·9596 UT 84103 363·3317 UT 84054 292·4093 UT 84109 487·0945 UT 84115 487·0178 VA 22201 524·5164 UT 84102 363·9959 UT 84109 484·0311 UT 84047 255·4747 UT 84105 485·5989 UT 84074 882·5222 UT 84106 484·2912 UT 84124 268·4102 UT 84060 649·3968 UT 84010 292·8838

UT 84109 487·6392 CA 94549.282·8450 UT 84105 467·1058 UT 84070 561·0332 UT 84109 467·1657 UT 84107 262·1050 UT 84121 943·0957

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Gavere, Allan 1717 E. 2100 s. Gavere, Danny 1717 E. 2100 s. Gay, Patricia 1823 Downington Ave Geer, Robert 4240 Sunset View Dr Gelman, Martin & Sheila 4504 Parkview Dr Giddings, Luther 2642 Shrewsbury Rd Giddings, Susan 1425 Perry Av Giddings, J. Cal & Leslie 6660 Killyon Can Giffin, Patty 6372 Boxwood Rd. Giles, Philip 2959 Garden Cir Glasgow, Mary Ann 4258 Mt. Olyq:ius Way Goeckeritz, Harold 1325 Maplewood Dr. Goldstein, Marv & Jeanne 1993 Sycamore Ln Golias, Emil 1031 Floret Ln #16X Goodnan, Sam P. 1814 Meadow Dr Goodro, Harold* 2350 E. Murray-Holliday Goss, Peter L. 2636 E. 6200 s. Grant, Bob & Marilyn 11853 Goodale Av Gray, Bill & Sylvia 666 ·9th Av Gray, Donald 1912 E. Ramona Green, Barbara 1977 Richards Green, Dale J. (25) 4230 Sovereign Way Green, Kristie 7230 s. 1950 E. Green, Dana 1630 St. James Pl Green, Suzi 165 E. Cobblecreek Rd Greene, Craig L. 334 E. 2100 S. Greenhalgh, Brent 1304 S. 1500 E. Greenhalgh, Rita 5312 Queenswood Dr. Greenhall, Agnes 1020 Wood Av Gregersen, Rich & Julie 2552 Douglas St Gregg, Chuck 957 E. Lowell Ave. Gregory, Martin & Glynis 1422 Roxbury Rd Grice, Dan 667 ·10th Ave.

CITY ST ZIP PHONE

SLC UT 84106 486·1476 SLC UT 84106 486-1476 SLC UT 84108 484·7797 Holladay UT 84124 272-3958 SLC UT 84124 272·2522 U.Arilinton OH 43221 442·1136 SLC UT 84103 521-9496 SLC UT 84108 583-4271 SLC UT 84121 2n·1168 SLC UT 84115 466-5220 SLC UT 84124 278·8014 SLC UT 84121 272-6205 SLC UT 84117 277·4054 Midvale UT 84047 566-3955 SLC UT 84121 942·5363 SLC UT 84117 2n·1247 SLC UT 84121 2n·3797 Fountain Va CA 92708 775·2748 SLC UT 84103 532·3486 SLC UT 84108 485·5170 SLC UT 84115 466-n02 SLC UT 84124 277-6417 SLC UT 84121 942·2291 SLC UT 84121 277·8840 N. S.L. UT 84054 292-9150 Bountiful UT 84010 292-6998 SLC UT 84105 583-1831 SLC UT 84118 967·5667 SLC UT 84105 484·5854 SLC UT 84106 594-4390 SLC UT 84102 364-6342 SLC UT 84108 582-2403 SLC UT 84103 521-8011

Griffin, Arthur & Margo 668 N. East Capitol Blvd SLC UT 84103 363·1996 Gunderson, Marie L. 2192 E. 7000 S. #A

Haack, Sherman & Linda Haas, Leonard & Abby Haas, Walter Hadley, Hal Hall, Chas& Emily(25) Hamil ton, Marv Hancey, Le Hand, John s. Hannemann, Linda Hanscom, Dave Hansen, Peter Hardebeck, Larry Harden, Ned R. Harding, Gary & Angela Hardy, Linda Harrington, Harold Harris, Joan Harris, Roo Harrow, Bruce & Melanie Hart, David Harvey, David Harvey, Stewart Hatch, Jerry Hatcher, Linda Hathaway, Ralph Hayashi, Herbert Haywood, Scott Healey, Ronald Healy, Geroge & Trudy

6225 Lorreen Dr. 1253 Gilmer Dr 717 ·9th Ave 252 Coatsville 2652 E. 6200 S. 344 E. Williams Av 978 N. 170 E. 2530 E. Heritage Wy 33 W. Center St #3 1451 Moray Ct 969 E. South Temple 2530 E. 2900 S. 5502 Revere Dr 1170 S. 1700 E . 1721 S. 1500 E. 2412 Buckeye Circle 1783 Millbrook Rd 2537 Dolphin Way 423 N."G" St. 1518 Sunnyside Ave. 3068 Plateau Dr. 1337 Blaine Ave. 1160 E . 1300 S. 321 Blaine Ave. 2329 Kensington Ave. 623 N. Rambler Dr 4107 S. 570 E. #153 7435 Bourne Circle 3258 Alta Hills Dr

SLC UT 84121 944-0118

SLC UT 84121 278-5205 SLC UT 84105 583·5200 SLC UT 84103 534-1262 SLC UT 84115 485-2225 SLC UT 84121 2n·1555 SLc UT 84111 363·2083 Bountiful UT 84010 295·7057 SLC UT 84109 486-7049 N.Salt Lake UT 84054 Park City UT 84060 649-3213 SLc UT 84102 359·2040 SLC UT 84109 467·7120 SLC UT 84117 262·2151 SLC UT 84108 582-2322 SLC UT 84105 485·3023 Norristown PA 19401 279·8587 SLC UT 84106 268-6841 SLC UT 84121 943·7901 SLC UT 84103 359·7509 SLC UT 84105 583·3228 Holladay UT 84109 487·3m SLC UT 84105 484·1345 SLC UT 84105 476-7186 SLC UT 84115 484·3851 SLC UT 84108 583-3240 SLC UT 84116 328·3992 SLC UT 84107 261·2361 SLC UT 84121 942·4035 Sandy UT 84092 943·2290

NAME

Heerens, Cindy Heffelfinger, Erica Hegewald, Ulrike (Uli) Hendricks, Milo Hendrickson, Mike & Judy Henry, Beve Henson, Ruth C. Herrick, Myron & Doris Hibberd, Craig Hillard, Allan E. Hillyard, Fred Hinckley, Neil Hinde, Lon Hitchner, Lewis E. Hot land, Ruth Hollander, Milton&Louise Holley, Robert P. Holloway, Maxim Holt, Mark & Loy Homer, Craig & Linda Hom, Dick Hood, Jim Hooper, Helen Hopkins, Bruce Hoppe, Ruth Horton, Paul Hoskins, Larry Hovingh, Peter Howard, Alex Hruska, 1 llona Huber, Janis M. Huddleston, Norris Hughes, Greg & Sandy Hughes, Bill Hurlbut, Rollin & Betty Hutchinson, Royce S.

Ibsen, Mark lenatsch, Ellie lnber, Scott Imes, Sharon lverius, Per-Henrick Ivers, David

Jackson, Benita James, Alan Janiga, Carol R. Jamey, James Janzen, Robert Jenkins, Ellen Jenkins, Lucy Jenson, Doris Jess, Laurie Johnson, Karen L. Johnson, Peggy Louise Johnson, Keith Johnson, Barbara A. Johnson, Karen Johnson, James Johnson, F. James Johnson, Rick Johnson, Robert & Mary Johnston, Robert K. Jones, Candace Jones, Jay


ADDRESS

P.O. Box 3001 773 E. 8375 S. 1215 E. 300 S. #5 1201 Shadow Mountain Pl 7516 S. 2135 E. 1728 S. 800 E. #1 2480 Emerson Av 8728 S. 1700 E. 1572 E. Byron Av 325 Brechenridge Dr 20 de Trobriand ST 2708 Skyt ine Dr. 1465 E. 1300 S. 203 Dickens Way 901 Elm St 2561 Valley View Ave. 1119 ·1st Av #5 1023 ·3rd Ave #A 301 Long Bow Dr 3364 Sunnybrook Dr. 1791 Laurelhurst Dr. 5259 s. Gurene Dr 3456 Sl11111erhill Dr 1836 London Plane Road 1398 Blair St. 1068 2nd Ave. 5543 Fairoaks Dr. 721 ·2nd Av 570 ·10th Av 1222 E. Roosevelt Av 3510 Carolyn St 2304 Jackson 5978 Sultam Circle 23620 Via Beguine 3599 Avondale Dr. P. 0. Box 1975

CITY ST ZIP PHONE

Park City UT 84060 649-6324 Sandy UT 84070 255-9392 SLC UT 84102 582-3502 Las Vegas NV 89108 646-3307 SLC UT 84121 942·1476 SLC UT 84105 486-1607 SLC UT 84108 583-9343 Sandy UT 84092 561·0472 SLC UT 84105 467-9430 Bellview IL 62221 2n-1707 Ft. Douglas UT 84113 583-3905 SLC UT 84108 582-1689 SLC UT 84105 583-2565 Santa Cruze CA 95064 425-7406 Elko NV 89801 738·6360 SLC UT 84117 277-1416 SLC UT 84103 581-n41 SLC UT 84103 532-5514 Farragut TN 37922 675-3345 SLC UT 84119 968-1195 SLC UT 84108 485-4862 SLC UT 84117 2n·4013 SLC UT 84121 942-4187 SLC UT 84124 278-1507 SLC UT 84115 484-5558 SLC UT 84103 521·4296 SLC UT 84117 272-3114 SLC UT 84103 359-4791 SLC UT 84103 531-7690 SLC UT 84105 487-0917 SLC UT 84106 486-2345 Sauanna IL 61073 244-9361 Murray UT 84107 262-5018 Valencia CA 91355 254-2351 SLC UT 84121 943-5090 Sandy UT 84091 571-5945

2691 E. Blaine Av SLC UT 84108 582-7307 UT 84109 272-2426 UT 84117 278·2430 UT 84109

3838 S. 2900 E. SLC 5211 S. Spring Gate Dr. SLC 2821 E. 2100 S. SLC 1538 E. Spring Gate Dr SLC 44 W. 300 S. #701 S SLC

63 E. 200 N. SLC 306 Douglas St. SLC 503 ·5th Av SLC 127 S. 800 E. #20 SLC 7663 S. Windwood Cir SLC 1617 Maple Ave. SLC 1386 Sherman Av SLC 2975 Marcus Rd. WVC 6857 s. Countrywds Cir#C Midvale 4899 W. Barton Park Rd W. Jordan 1080 E. Quail Pk Dr #F SLC 338 Stonehenge Dr #17H SLC 6692 Artesian Wy #31 SLC Box 105 Draper 6200 S. Rodeo Lane SLC 1779 S. 800 E. SLC 850 Wilmington Ave SLC 1410 E. South T~le SLC 8309 S. Valiant Dr SLC 6855 Brookhill Dr. SLC 87 11Q11 Street SLC

UT 84117 272-7540 UT 84101 531-9618

UT 84103 322-0751 UT 84102 582-8228 UT 84103 595-1318 UT 84102 521-0538 UT 84121 943-7486 UT 84106 484·9825 UT 84105 583-3559 UT 84119 966-4208 UT 84047 562-1765 UT 84084 966·0222 UT 84117 265-9518 UT 84107 268-2453 UT 84121 943-5963 UT 84020 571-7123 UT 84121 2n-3370 UT 84105 466-5942 UT 84106 467-6441 UT 84102 596-0955 UT 84121 942-8692 UT 84121 943·2n4 UT 84103 363-3696

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NAME

Jones, Jeff & Lisa Jones, Julie Ann Jones, Dorothy Nix Jones, Aaron Jones, Robert E. Jones, Sharon Jorde, Lynn Juds·on, Nanette

ADDRESS

2531 Altamont Circle 2123 Sherman Ave. #A 3143 Delmar Dr 302 East 1700 South 622 Park St. #3 67 "A" St. #97 595 Matterhorn Dr 2747 Grandview Cir

Kabili, Rakella 8974 So Sutton Way Kalm, Carol 3549 Crestwood Dr Kaslikowski, Chet 289 E. Clover Ridge Dr. Kato, Jason 4520 Leo Way Keay, Diane 276 "B" St Keck-Redden, Kathy 2318 Bonniebrook Circle Kehoe, Tom 409 University St. Kehr, Bill & Lucy 872 N Oakley St Keller, Chas & Allene 3060 Grace St Keller, Wes & Jean 5060 Boabab Dr Kelley, Don & Audrey 301 Timberline Kelley, Ken & Jane 3637 Capstone Ave. Kelly, Denis 687 ·6th Ave Ketner, Alexis* 1201 ·1st Ave Kennington, John 7251 Pippen Dr. Kester, Karen 103 W. Inglenook #1908 Key, James 2510 W. Eldorado Killeen, lta 115 "J" St. Kilmer, Kira 1012 S. 800 E. King, Marliss 2936 E. Lajoya Dr. Kingston, Sam C. 87 W. 300 N. Kingston, Kathleen 2409 Lynnwood Dr Kirchhoff, Karin 3375 s. Crestwood Dr Kiteck, Peter&Elizabeth 3055 E. 4345 S. Klein, Randal & Kathy 1036 E Crandall Ave Klimaj, Robert 4922 s. Wasatch St. Klimaj, Maryann 4989 Eastridge Kn #198 Kluender, Douglas E. P. 0. Box 8165 Knauer, Louise 1450 Roosevelt Kondo, Charles 500 Foothill Blvd Kortbawi, John 1421 E. Kensington Av Kosmider, Patrick & Sally 1703 N. Edison Kosters, Ronald 1290 East 5850 South #5 Kovacs, Eve 2965 Two Paths Kramer, Donna 2977 Morninside Dr Kraus, Ken 342 N. Main St Kreuter, Catherine Anne 1738 S. 1900 E. Kristiansen, Gary 1731 s. 500 E. Kuehl, LeRoy & Barbara 1934 Michigan Ave Kulmer, Morris/Merrily 1980 So Ridge Hollow Kumpfer, Karol 385 ·5th Av

CITY

Sandy SLC SLC SLC SLC SLC Sllllllit Pk SLC

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UT 84092 943·8856 UT 84108 582·6915 UT 84109 277·6218 UT 84115 467·3532 UT 84102 532·1948 UT 84103 359·3419 UT 84060 649·1108 UT 84106 484·3814

Sandy UT 84092 534·8148 SLC UT 84109 272·0828 Sandy UT 84070 571·8180 SLC UT 84117 322·1010 SLC UT 84103 359·1624 Taylorsvill UT 84118 967·3776 SLC UT 84102 583·1205 SLC UT 84116 596·0927 SLC UT 84109 467-3960 SLC UT 84117 278-6819 Park City UT 84060 649-9884 SLC UT 84121 942-mo SLC UT 84103 359·9633 SLC UT 84103 359·5387 SLC UT 84121 942·0693 Midvale UT 84047 321·3646 Idaho Falls UT 83402 524-5374 SLC UT 84103 322·4022 SLC UT 84105 596·1836 SLC UT 84124 278·0854 SLC UT 84103 355·8043 SLC UT 84109 265·4400 SLC UT 84109 278·1690 SLC UT 84124 277·5511 SLC UT 84106 466·8387 Murray UT 84107 262·1644 SLC UT 84117 261·5857 SLC UT 84108 265·0521 SLC UT 84105 485·3116 SLC UT 84148 521·9375 SLC UT 84105 485·7916 Arlington VA 22207 525·6820 Ogden UT 84405 479·6509 Woodridge IL 60517 985·1419 SLC UT 84124 272·0418 SLC UT 84103 363·4186 SLC UT 84108 484·7719 SLC UT 84105 486·1635 SLC UT 84108 582·6890 Bountiful UT 84010 292·0134 SLC UT 84103 355·5944

Kurt, Judy A. 6884 S.Country Wood #E Midvale UT 84047 562·5970 Kury, Frank 133 E. Main St Sandy UT 84070 566·3319

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Labertew, Kathy 3730 S. 2000 E. SLC UT 84109 277-0837 Lachance, Will 1030 Quail Vista Ct SLC UT 84117 Lakomski, Alan 5359 New Haq:>ton Dr. Murray UT 84123 261-3057 Lakomski, Peter & Shirley 490 E. 3475 N. N. Odgen UT 84414 782-5010 Largerberg, Karl G. 971 Diestel Rd SLC UT 84105 583-8004 Larkin, Larry & Sandra 955 E. 100 S.#2 SLC UT 84102 521-0416 Larsen, R. Gary 7952 Willowcrest Rd SLC UT 84121 943-0565 Latsen, Lillian 6898 Countrywd Cir #H Midvale UT 84047 566-6326 Larson, Penny 4090 S. 300 E. #D SLC UT 84107 261-2585 Larson, Janet 2645 Little Kate Rd. Park City UT 84060 649-5193 Leaman, Howard 3665 E. 3820 S. SLC UT 84109 277·4106 LeBlanc, N. F. 5 Camly Lane Chadds Ford PA 19317 588·7340 Lee, Sheila 2200 Texas St SLC UT 84109 467-8104 Lee, James B. 1538 Devonshire SLC UT 84108 482-3108 Leeds, Holly 759 Stillwater Av Old Town ME 04468 827-8516 Leigh, Linda 627 E. 5640 s. SLC UT 84107 262-3063 Leonard, Gloria A. 9001 Flatiron Dr. Sandy UT 84092 942·0165 Leonhardt, Gretchen 335 E. 300 S. #103 SLC UT 84111 328-4279 Lesley, Charles 765 Noble Pl SLC UT 84102 364-2486 Letts, Karen P.O. Box 3776 Park City UT 84060 645-7705 LeVaux, Howard A. 626 Huron Av Canbridge MA 02138 354-1281 Leventhal, June 1774 s. 2600 E SLC UT 84108 466-5703 Lewis, Wm & Marjorie 1277 E. 100 s. Logan UT 84321 753-8n4 Lewis, F. Lyman 3 Claim Jlfl1)er Ct. Park City UT 84060 649-9632 Lewis, John & Annie 574 -12th Ave. SLC UT 84103 363-4366 Lewis, Rex Sr. 2737 Holiday Ranch Lp Rd Park City UT 84060 649·7434 Lewis, Clinton K. 1295 s. 1300 E. Bountiful UT 84010 295-8645 Liebergesell, Elizebth 1111 E. 100 S. SLC UT 84102 355-7810 Liers, Lou Ann 346 E. Crimson Cir #11 SLC UT 84115 485-4553 Lindsay, Carol 952 E. 3385 S. SLC UT 84106 485-7054 Lindstrom, Gary & Sandy 915 -3rd Ave. SLC UT 84103 532-1259 Linnebur, Thomas 1878 E. Stratford Ave. SLC UT 84106 486-6170 Linnen, Donald 2202 So Weber Dr South Weber UT 84405 479-0644 Lipinska, Barbara 154 University Village SLC UT 84108 581-4034 Little, Diane 4984 Camino Real SLC UT 84117 363-2082 Lium, Billie 4329 Shirley Lane SLC UT 84124 278-5438 Livingston, Richard 3131 N. Morgan Valley Dr Peterson UT 84050 876-3460 Lofgreen, Louis R. 4012 s. 1515 w. #4A WVC UT 84123 972-1454 Long, Randy 8610 Kings Hill Dr. SLC UT 84121 943-0244 Losee, Mary Ann 4239 S. 1500 E. SLC UT 84124 278-4587 Lovejoy, Dan & Barbara 6659 Greenfield Wy SLC UT 84121 943-9188 Lovell, Loraine 675 E. 5640 S. SLC UT 84107 268-0182 Lowrey, Rose 28 Hillside Av #1 SLC UT 84103 359-2048

MacKay, Constance Macpherson, H. Roy Majeske, Carol Mal Lon, James Malm, Margret Mancini, Leah Mann, Howard Marks, John D. Marotz, Toni G. Marshall, Karen Mason, John Mason, Jim & Marty Matthes, David Maughan, Joyce May, Jesse A. Mayer, Donald Mays, Carroll & Linda Mccaig, Bob & Camille · McCullough, Karen McDonald, Marilyn McDonald, Ann *

5511 Willow Ln #B 5669 Laurelwood St 2360 E. 1700 S. #B 597 Caldwell Dr. P. O. Box 123 2942 S. 2000 E.#A 4075 E. Powers Cir 5077 Moordale Cir 935 E. 600 S.#12 3065 s. 2855 w. 1420 S. 1400 East 634 S. 1200 E. 479 E Northmont Way 455 S. 300 E. #355 4108 Longmeadow Wy · 1619 Roosevelt Ave. #C 2648 West 7460 South 2911 E. Oakview Circle 3735 S. Kimbary Wy 10083 Mount View Dr. Box 2702 C.V.S.R.

Murray UT 84107 268-9288 SLC UT 84121 zn-3844 SLC UT 84108 582-3818 Tooele UT 84074 Springdale UT 84767 722-3256 SLC UT 84109 487-3561 SLC UT 84124 277-8621 SLC UT 84117 278-1092 SLC UT 84102 363-2256 SLC UT 84119 973-0309 SLC UT 84105 581-1926 SLC UT 84102 582-7619 SLC UT 84103 359-4595 SLC UT 84111 531-6139 Ft. Worth TX 76133 294-8818 SLC UT 84105 582-8072 West Jordan UT 84084 562-0739 SLC UT 84121 942-2960 SLC UT 84109 278-6281 Sandy UT 84070 572-2956 Moab UT 84532 259-8898

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McDowell, E. York 4582 Arcata Rd SLC UT 84124 272-3644 McEwan, Margret 5320 S. 570 E. SLC UT 84107 265-9037 McGhan, Wenonah* 655 Downington Av SLC UT 84105 484-1915 McGregor, Martin 6261 Ben Air Dr W. Jordan UT 84084 967-9860 McGurk, Patricia 1002 Olympus Pk Dr D207 SLC UT 84117 584-3000 McIntyre, Ross 842 Garfield Ave SLC UT 84105 466-7749 Mclellan, Jack & Eva 3457 S. 100 E. Bountiful UT 84010 295-9741 McMichael, Marion A. 3670 S. 2700 E. SLC UT 84109 277-0196 Meade, Ceil 519 E. 9800 S. Sandy UT 84070 572-2035 Meads, Floyd E. 807 W. 1700 S. Woods Cross UT 84087 292-0284 Melini, Louis 925 E. 1700 S. SLC UT 84105 487-6318 Meuzelaar, Henk & Nelleke 225 Matterhorn Dr SLmnit Pk UT 84060 649-9355 Meyer, Robert & Susan 3190 N. Holiday Dr N. Ogden UT 84414 782-5708 Mickelsen, Susan 3545 Apollo Dr SLC UT 84124 272-4154 Middleton, SUITTTier R. 583 E. Meadowlark Ln. Bountiful UT 84010 328-1757 Midgley, Keith 843 E. 300 S. Bountiful UT 84010 292-1186 Millar, Kay 1151 Jaren Cir SLC UT 84108 581-8183 Miller, March 875 Padley St. SLC UT 84108 582-6051 Miller, Karen 409 University St. SLC UT 84102 583-1205 Miller, Wick & Joanne 8958 N. Cove Dr. Park City UT 84060 649-1790 Miller, Tom P. 0. Box 1998 Park City UT 84060 649-7040 Mills, Debby 1204 Crandall SLC UT 84106 485-6323 Milosky, Linda 980 Blaine Ave. SLC UT 84105 484-8901 Minix, David 3299 Meadowbrook Dr. WVC UT 84119 967-3864 Mirabelli, Donna 9417 Great Hills Tr#1035 Austin TX 78759 346-4023 Mitchell, Robert & Marcia 5772 Holladay Blvd. SLC UT 84121 Mitchell, Mary 3548 County Manor Rd. SLC UT 84121 942-6645 MMson, James & Martha 634 S. 1200 E. SLC UT 84102 582-7619 Melberg, Holly 2940 E. Morningside Dr. SLC UT 84124 277-8365 Monroe, William K. Star Route Brighton UT 84121 649-1372 Monteith, Mike Box 1127 Sandy UT 84091 943-3827 Mooers, Bruce & Shireen 1857 E. 900 S. SLC UT 84108 582-9335 Mooers, Molly 2438 Elizabeth #6 SLC UT 84106 467-9269 Mooney, George 3414 Brockbank Dr SLC UT 84124 278-7031 Moore, Jeanie 737 Sunrise Av SLC UT 84103 355-6958 Morris, David 172 Braewick Rd SLC UT 84103 359-6274 Morris, Elizabeth T. 4177 Mathews Way SLC UT 84124 277-9724 Morris, Steve & Shirlyn 824 S. 850 E. Bountiful UT 84010 298-7322 Morrison, Betty & Samuel 21 Heritage Rd East Lyme CT 06333 739-2505 Morrow, Carolyn 778 ·6th Av SLC UT 84103 322-4191 Morrow, Nancy 1968 S. 1500 E. SLC UT 84105 487-4101 Morton, Amy R. 1320 E. 4750 S. SLC UT 84117 278-9416 Mosee, Mary Ann 4239 So. 1500 East SLC UT 84117 278-4587 Motley, Keith Box 15200 SLC UT 84115 582-8305 Muhlhausen, Katherine 842 Garfield Ave SLC UT 84105 466-7749 Murray, Clark T. 4119 W. 5050 S. Kearns UT 84118 964-8737 Myers, Robert 2098 E. 4415 S. SLC UT 84124 272·0912

Nackowski, Cecilia Naef, Val Nall, Lyn Nash, Fred Naunan, Ralph & Bethany Neese, Jerry & Jeannin Neese, Elizabeth Neff, Nancy Negler, Stephen Nelson, Deanna Nelson, Marian F. Nelson, Sandra Nerone, Caroline Nestel, Arnold Netelbeek, T. A. Nibley, W. Bruce Ni col, James

1183 E. Princeton Ave. 7255 Pearl Circle 382 Garfield Av 2745 Willow Hills Dr 721 s. 600 w. 3120 Grace St. 4478 Zarahemla Dr 1421 Wilson Ave. 741 South 300 East 334 W. 200 N 601 Hollywood Av 7946 Hanvel Dr 934 E. Hillview Dr. 1630 St. James Pl 1523 Canterbury Dr 990 S. 1700 E. 4989 Eastridge Ln #198

SLC UT 84105 583-6820 Midvale UT 84047 255-7562 SLC UT 84115 467-4043 Sandy UT 84092 943-6906 Brigham Cty UT 84302 863-5798 SLC UT 84109 484-7182 SLC UT 84124 277-0701 SLC UT 84105 485-6398 Farmington UT 84025 451-5892 Provo UT 84601 373-0214 SLC UT 84105 486-9775 Sandy UT 84070 566· 7374 Holladay UT 84124 269-0853 SLC UT 84121 277-8840 ALC UT 84108 582-1381 SLC UT 84108 583-1513 SLC UT 84117 261-5857

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ADDRESS CITY

Niederhauser, Jay & Sandy 3430 s. 3610 E. SLC Novak, Vera 238 Spencer Ct SLC Novak, Rose 1469 E. Stratford Ave. SLC

O'Brien, Colleen O'Dell, Marilyn O'Donnell, Michael O'Dowd, Joseph Oakes, Kevin Ogden, Stewart & Joan Ohlendorf, Paul Ohlsen, Bill & Ruth Oliphant, David L. Olive, Jim Olsen, Craig & Pamela Olsen, Allan Orr, Nancy Oster, Randy Othmer, Bobbie Overfield, Theresa Owens, Cindy

110 East 7500 South 1120 Canyon Rd. 1840 s. West Temple 1534 Park St 2760 Ni la Wy 2523 E. 1700 S. 1151 W. Clubhouse #2005 1224 ·2nd Ave. 1176 Princeton Av 6366 Cobblerock Ln 1116 N. 1300 E. 4575 Fortuna Wy 1023 ·3rd Ave #A 1571 Michigan 1857 Yalecrest Ave. 172 Braewick Rd 1376 Lincoln St.

Midvale Ogden SLC SLC SLC SLC Murray SLC SLC SLC Layton SLC SLC SLC SLC SLC SLC

Pace, Jeffrey 1524 Arlington Dr. SLC Pack, Ed 1830 E. 9800 S. Sandy Palfrey, Audrey 2696 S. 1900 E. SLC Palunbos, Alan V. 1522 S. 1000 E. SLC Parker, Gary 2397 New Castle Dr. Sandy Parkinson, Donna 4662 Brookwi llow Cove #C SLC Parks, Lee 2921 Morgan Dr. SLC Parry, David 12425 South 3600 West Riverton Parry, Calvin & Ruth 1413 E. 2100 s. SLC Partridge, Clark & Cathy 4278 S. Adonis Dr. SLC Partridge, Ernest/Elinore P.O. Box 940 Crestline Pater, Sherie 5712 St. James Pl SLC Paton, J. A. P.O. Box 97000 Kirkland Paulsen, Joel 225 Spencer Ct. SLC Pearson, Ross 2958 Ida Cir SLC Pecora, Peter 3068 Plateau Dr. SLC Peipkorn, Michael &Shelly 3157 Creek Rd SLC Pellat, Morton 2599 Valley View Ave. SLC Perez, Ronald 5690 s. Ventnor Ave. Holladay Perkins, Karen 2225 Fardown Av SLC Perkins, Michelle 1940 S. 50 W. Bountiful Perniciaro, Pamela &Frank 48 W. Broadway #1202N SLC Petersen, Cindy 3124 E. Louise Ave. SLC Petersen, O'Dell & Edith* 866 Pacific Ave SLC Peterson, John & Marti 1780 Camino dela Cienega Tuscon Peterson, Valerie & Larry 1230 E. 8285 s. Sandy Peterson, Rikki 1374 Embassy Way SLC Peterson, Lois 2281 Lakeline Dr. SLC Peterson, Normand 1606 Laird Ave SLC Peterson, John E. 5632 s. Park Place E. SLC Peterson, Judy Engle 3642 E. Kaibab Cir SLC Piani, Jim 1628 St. Charles Place SLC Pietsch, Bruce 835 E. Emerson Ave. SLC Pihlkar, Helene 1351 S. 600 E. SLC Pine, Tim 1423 S. 400 E. SLC Pistone, Joseph 4204 College Dr. Ogden Pobanz, Norman A. 4514 Driftwood Dr. SLC Pollyea, Barbara 1585 S. 1400 E. SLC Pompa, Jan;ece 1450 Roosevelt SLC Poole, Tim & Liza 925 N. 1475 E. Layton Porter, Earleen 385 E. Pioneer Ave. Sandy Powers, Clari 4904 Southlake Dr.#3-E Murray Prakash, Sanjay 654 Kensington Ave. SLC

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UT 84109 278-1797 UT 84103 532·2113 UT 84106 487·6034

UT 8404 7 561 · 8306 UT 84404 257-5403 UT 84115 487·5809 UT 84105 566·6952 uT 84124 2n-8742 UT 84108 583·4410 UT 84123 263·2683 UT 84103 364·2159 UT 84105 581·1075 UT 84121 2n·5526 UT 84040 544·2495 UT 84124 2n-6305 UT 84103 532·5514 UT 84105 582·2133 UT 84108 582·3514 UT 84103 359·6274 UT 84105 484·9328

UT 84103 364·4461 UT 84092 571·4484 UT 84106 485-3927 UT 84105 487·6491 UT 84093 942·2232 UT 84115 263·3000 UT 84124 278-8066 UT 84065 254-6532 UT 84105 466·4373 UT 84124 2n-6890 CA 92325 338·6173 UT 84121 278·6661 WA 98083 UT 84103 530·4274 UT 84106 486-0455 UT 84109 486-5718 UT 84121 943·3498 UT 84117 565·2100 UT 84121 278-0923 uT 84121 2n-222S UT 84010 295·6466 UT 84101 363·0704 UT 84109 484·2104 UT 84104 355-n16 AZ 85715 621-4526 UT 84070 255-5245 UT 84108 583-4766 UT 84109 484·3631 UT 84105 581·0976 UT 84121 2n·8817 UT 84109 844-4896 UT 84121 2n·3921 UT 84105 467-1058 UT 84105 485-1839 UT 84115 538-6844 UT 84403 621·2564 UT 84123 266·3703 UT 84105 ~2365 UT 84105 485·3116 UT 84040 457·9400 UT 84070 566·1499 UT 84107 262·6422 UT 84115 485-8195

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UT 84123 266·3703 UT 84105 582·8440 CA 91105 799·0261

UT 84117 272·7097

Randall, Nancy 1534 Park St SLC UT 84105 566·6952 Ramey, Chuck 940 Donner Wy #470 SLC UT 84108 583·1092 Rappaport, Helen &Richard 1495 Harvard Ave. SLC UT 84105 581·9945 Raskin, David & Marga 1865 Herbert Ave. SLC UT 84108 582-6396 Rathjen, Randall 12858 s. 1300 E. Draper UT 84020 571·3309 Rausch, Tim & Judith 750 Kensington SLC UT 84105 466·1245 Rausch, Louise 48 W. 300 s. #1904 N.Twr SLC UT 84101 328·1290 Ray, Loretta Joy 1750 E. 4800 S. #41 SLC UT 84117 272·6116 Read, Deborah S. 234 Spencer Ct #A SLC UT 84103 531·0552 Reed, Jerri P. 375 E. Meadow Rd Murray UT 84107 268·3984 Reichert, James 275 · 5th Av SLC UT 84103 537-7421 Reichmuth, Chuck 3193 S. 2700 E. SLC UT 84109 483·1542 Reichmuth, Eric D. 4380 Harrison #46 Odgen UT 84403 621-3834 Reid, John & Barbara 681 E. ·17th Av SLC UT 84103 363-5079 Reiner, Peggy 3164 Creek Rd SLC UT 84121 942-2099 Reinhold, Richard & Sunny 3480 Monte Verde Dr. SLC UT 84109 272-2823 Rentmeister, Jay 12862 s. 1830 W. Riverton UT 84065 254-3722 Revelt, Carol 1267 Sherman AV SLC UT 84105 484-6079 Revitte, Marian 1001 McDonald Wy #5 Bakersfield CA 93309 834·3241 Rhoads, Anna Marie 3003 Clover Ln Eulass TX 76039 571·2500 Richards, Barbara 3005 Plateau Dr SLC UT 84109 484-8097 Richardson, Paul 6690 S. Artesion Way #31 SLC UT 84121 943-3945 Richardson, Donald 8974 So.Sutton Way Sandy UT 84092 534·8148 Riches, Deen & Patti 5008 LaContessa SLC UT 84115 262-2195 Richey, Bob & Dee 225 ·5th Ave SLC UT 84103 537-1200 Richey, Dale 1403 Lombardy Court SLC UT 84121 278-1134 Rieke, Gina 2998 Kohala Dr. SLC UT 84117 2n-6154 Riley, John 3639 Palisade Dr. SLC UT 84109 485-2567 Rilling, Haus 1544 Emerson Av SLC UT 84105 487-0166 Roberson, William 3848 Cliff Dr. SLC UT 84109 278-3822 Robins, Eliz & Harold 2141 Camino Wy SLC UT 84121 942-6882 Robison, Oscar & Phyllis 2584 E. 6485 S. SLC UT 84121 943-8500 Rockman, Roz 1415 Sigsbee Ave. SLC UT 84103 363-8318 Roderick, Julie 1341 E. 4750 S. #F4 SLC UT 84117 277·8908 Rogalski, Robert 8557 Kings Cove Dr SLC UT 84121 942-8142 Rollins, Terry 1587 Denver St SLC UT 84115 467·5988 Romanofski, Kathleen A. 839 Fairmont Cir #1 SLC UT 84106 467-9164 Rosqvist, W. V. 281 S. 1000 E. Bountiful UT 84010 295-0458 Ross, Howard & Barb 7089 S. Pinecone St. SLC UT 84121 943-3370 Rothbauer, Roderick A. 9078 S. Sunny Brea Cir Sandy UT 84093 572-2098 Roundy, Mike 2221 Keller Ln SLC UT 84109 625·6263 Rowe, Ione 609 s. 1300 E. SLC UT 84103 363·3814 Rowles, Genevieve 1464 E. Foxboro Dr. #2 SLC UT 84106 272·3178 Rubinfeld, Paul Rt 9 Box91-JR Santa Fe NM 87505 989·7565 Rll!bellow, David 1421 Wilson Ave. SLC UT 84105 485-6398 Russell, Robyn 1518 Sunnyside Ave. SLC UT 84105 583-3228 Ruzicka, James P.O. Box 3813 Park City UT 84060 649-2529 Ryburn, Frank 1350 W. North Temple SLC UT 84116 596·2069

Sanchez, Becky Sanders, Bill Sayre, Linda & William Schatmeier, Bruce & Heidi Schilling, Irene o. Schloderer, John Schmidt, Marv Schneider, Edward Schoenberg, Andrew Schumann, Liliane

1322 E. Crandall Ave. WSC Box 227 2249 s. Wellington St. 369 E. 900 S. 752 Emerson Av 10 w. 2950 s. 1615 E. 1650 N. 155 S.W. 89th Ave. 1471 Michigan Ave. 944 E. Essex Ct Wy #1

SLC Ogden SLC SLC SLC SLC Heber Porland SLC Midvale

UT 84106 487·1620 UT 84408 394·3641 UT 84106 486·1196 UT 84111 466-9378 UT 84105 487-5343 UT 84115 942-8758 UT 84032 654-3717 OR 97225 292-6896 UT 84105 583-3193 UT 84047 561-3756

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Schwartz, Jill Scott, Marshal l Scott, W. Alan Seeburg, Karin Seeley, Donn M. Seiner, Marty Sells, Bill Sewell, James w. Shaughnessy, Carol Shepard, Bill & Charlene Sherman, Rick Shipway, Lois Anne Shultzman, Karla L. Shunway, Wayne Shupe, Kathryn Shyluk, Walt Siebert, Mitzi Silberstorf, Tom Silcox, Geoff Silk, Robert Silva, Bryan Slagle, L.Wayne & Betty Slattery, Marty Smedley, Donna M. Smeeding, Sandra Smith, James R. Smith, Patricia A. Smith, Gibbs M. Smith, R. Gary Smith, Suzi Smith, Judi th Smith, John Smith, David &Penelope Smith, Doug Smith, Shirley A. Smith, Richard H. Snow, Robert J. Snyder, Robert & Kezia Sohler, Joyce Soltis, William E. Spear, Martha Spear, Doris Speirs, Ken & Liz Spencer, Penny Stanhope, Helen Stark, Douglas Staten, Tone Steele, Adam C. Steffey, Frank & Vickie Steiner, Richard &Sheila Stensaas, Suzanne Steorts, Lee D. * Stephens, Tom & Maurita Steury, Craig Stevens, Joan Stevens, Robert Stevens, Elissa Stevens, Michael & Margo Stevenson, Robert Stevenson, T. Q. Stewart, Larry Stewart, Susan Stewart, Doug Stockslager, Gayle Stodt, John A.


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140 1 K1 St #1 2232 Foothill Dr #304F 4685 Bron Breck St 1515 Lincoln St 475 S. 1200 E. 1475 Federal Heights Dr. 2205 E. Buttonwood Dr 4090 S. 300 E. 170 Lincoln St. 4135 Morris St. 350 s. Elizabeth #11 3653 S. 1300 East #8 1095 E.Promontory #J306 1957 Longview Dr. 2992 W. Lehi Dr. 425 S. 1000 E. #208C 1368 E. SkyView Dr. 2416 Elizabeth St #4 169 1 S1 St 906 S. 1900 E. 511 Medical Plaza 2500 Cinnabar Lane 2599 Valley View Ave. 6145 S. Don Q~ixote Dr 1361 Glenmare 6722 S. 1560 E. 7762 Sunbird Way 123 N. 1st St 5542 S. 1025 E. 1569 W. Waterbury Dr 4243 Olympic Way 5494 Spurrier Rd. 1896 E. 6400 S. 114 Seminole Dr P. O. Box 943 Box 339 1024 E. 825 N. 2783 Melbourne St. 3055 S. 1935 E. 2624 S. 1800 E. 1119 ·1st Av #5 3667 Kimbary Cir 2483 Woodthrush Dr 850 Wilmington Ave. 824 E. Belmont Av 2698 Wren Rd 1696 East 6450 South 2660 B. Barbey Dr 4135 S. 1615 E. 1356 Dover Rd. 2460 Lynwood Dr. 5157 S. 1870 E. 4434 Parkhill Dr. 1267 Sherman AV 3461 s. 3125 East 2862 Oquirrh Dr. 1567 Waterbury Way 1634 Sunnydale Lane 3423 E. Oakledge Rd. 4125 Meadow Hill Ln 1861 Hillcrest 1343 Roosevelt Ave. 4084 S. 570 E. #11H 2588 Village Circle 1182 ·4th Av #8

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Stoker, Wayne Stone, Richard Stoney, Julie Storer, Suzanne Stowe, Arthur Strickland, Marie & Nick Strong, Kenny Sukow, Jack Sutton, John L. Swan, Steve Swaner, Paula Swanson, George L. Swanson, Steve Swanson, Chris Swanson, Mark Swanson, Larry Sweeney, Jim Sweeney, Mary Jo Swenson, Gordon Sysak, Christel

Tawa, Dan Taylor, Sandra Taylor, Lee Taylor, Douglas Taylor, Gloria Taylor, Joanna Taylor, Torrie & Roger Taylor, Randy & Peggy Taylor, Michael & Vicky Taylor, Barbara Teal, Patty I. Teismann, Trudie Thalmann, Joan Thomas, Daniel & Judith Thomas, Susan G. Thomas, Samuel F. * Thorndale, Bill Thorne, Don Threedy, Debora Toelcke, George Tolboe, Dennis Tomky, Donna Tomlinson, Gary & Beth Torri, Tony Traeger, Maureen Treshow, Mike & Marilyn Treshow VII, Michael Turkanis, Stewart Turner, Robert Turner, Claire J.

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TOLL CANYON TO MURDOCK PEAK HIKE. Murdock Peak is at the far end of Mill Creek Canyon. After the hike, Lynn Jorde will host a party for participants in his home in Summit Park (Such a Deal!) Rating is an estimated 5. Meet at 9:30 am in the Regency Theatre parking lot. For details call 649-1108.

LAKE BLANCHE HIKE. This favorite is rated 5. 7. Paul Barren is hoping for a cool day and a pleasant summer hike. Meet at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon at 9:00 am. For details phone 272-3612.

NORTH PEAK OF MT NEBO HIKE. Ann Cheves will route the group via Nebo Basin for a trip rated 9.1 You must call 355-0304 evenings to register.

WESTWATER BOA TING TRIP (CLASS III+). We have a permit, but no leader. Call Jeff Barrell at 943-2836 and volunteer!

IDAHO BACKPACK. An Exploratory trip with Mike Budig. Limit of 12 people. Call to register with Mike at 328-4512.

TURTLE HIKE. The idea here is to amble about slowly, pause to smell flowers, make leaf whistles, and generally take all the time you want to enjoy nature. JoAnne Miller, who bills herself as one of the world's greatest turtles, will lead. Meet at the Geology sign in Big Cottonwood Canyon at 9:00 am. Phone 649-1790.

DOG DAYS HIKE TO DOG LAKE (where else?) Rating 3.0. The head dog John Flakowski says he will lead all you bow-wows up to Dog Lake. The hike leaves at 8:30 am from the geology sign at the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon. Phone 484-6725. P.S. An otherwise dreary dog day afternoon would certainly be livened up by dunking the head dog. Any volunteers?

WHITE FIR PASS HIKE. An easy-going hike rated 3.1 will take you to the pass from which you can view most of Porter Fork. Louise Hollander can be phoned at 277-14 I 6 for information. She will leave from the Olympus Hills Shopping Center, from west of Bagel Nosh at 9:00 am.

MONTE CRISTO VIA ALTA HIKE. Rating 7.7. The route goes via Cardiff Pass up to Mt Superior and over a short ridge run to Monte Cristo. There is Exposure on the ridge from Cardiff Pass to Superior. Norm Fish leaves from the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon parking lot at 9:00 am. For info call him at 964-6155.

PFEIFFERHORN HIKE. The great one again. One of the Club favorites, this three sided peak is rated at 9.9 on the WMC scale. There is some exposure on the approach ridge. Herb Hayashi leaves the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon at 8:00 am. For details HH can be called at 328-3992 (H) or 251-6839 (W).

RIVER TRAINING COURSE. This course will teach you how to read the river, the different paddling strokes to use, and help you put them together and work effectively with others. This course is for beginning to intermediate canoeist or kayakers, or intermediate paddle boaters. The 1st day, Thursday, August 18 we will meet at the Zion Lutheran Church (1070) Foothill Blvd.) at

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7:30 pm and we will learn how to read the river. Friday afternoon at 5:30 pm we will meet at the boat house and leave for Alpine Canyon. Saturday we will run the Snake River in canoes from Wilson Bridge down (all flat water) and will learn river techniques and paddling strokes. Sunday we will do Alpine Canyon from Elbow West down to Sheep Gulch (also in canoes). There will be a $15.00 fee for Thursday's class, $5.00 canoe or paddle boat rental fee, and about $40.00 for the weekend at Alpine. Preregistration is required, call Randy or Kathy Klein at 466-8387 or Carl Cook at 485-4586 to register.

WESTWATER BOATING TRIP (CLASS III+). The Colorado river passes through a scenic and exciting canyon near Cisco, UT. This canyon is a serious stretch of river and experience is required. Send your $25 deposit and experience to Mike Dege at 9547 S Flint Dr., Sandy, UT, 84070 or call Mike at 943-2836 for details.

DEADLINE for musicians to let Martha Veranth (278-5826) know what they plan to play in the chamber music concert on September 24.

CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERT. Once again the Lodge will be the setting for the annual gathering of WMC musicians, who should call Martha Veranth (278-5826) before September 19 to let her know what they'll be playing. Volunteers to help out with refreshments, etc. should also feel free to call. So that the concert won't be standing room only, help with the renw chairs is especially needed - this will involve having the chairs delivered to your house and transporting them to and from the Lodge. As usual, the admission fee is waived for musicians and helpers.

SEASON OUT OF TOWN ACTIVITIES (details in future Ramblers)

MT MORIAH BACKPACK. Leader Dennis Willigan.

WIND RIVERS, BEAR'S EARS BACKPACK. Leader Mike Budig.

GREAT BASIN NATIONAL PARK CAR CAMP. Wick & Joann Miller.

YELLOWSTONE, WHITE LAKE BACKPACK. Leader Mike Budig.

CAPITOL REEF CAR CAMP. Clark & Katie Partridge.

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CONSERVATION NOTES by Chris Biltoft and Mary Fleming

Working in the Wasatch: Trail Mnx. Day The Club is sponsoring a major trail maintenance and cleanup effort on Saturday, 16 July. We will meet at 9:30 near the Big Cottonwood Canyon geology sign to organize work crews and distribute tools. Volunteers for Ferguson Canyon should bring their shears or lopers. The Forest Service will supply other tools. One crew will work on litter control and on dispersing signs of illegal campsites & fire rings around the Brighton Lakes. Other crews will disperse to projects around the Brighton Lakes trail complex. By 3 pm participants can congregate at the Lodge for a Club-sponsored cookout. Crews finishing early can go to the Lodge and join other groups working there. We need a lot of help, so everyone is encouraged to come. Volunteers to help with the cookout are needed as well. Bring work gloves, water, and a light lunch for a strenuous but rewarding day working in the Wasatch. If you bring tools, mark them for identification. Call Chris Biltoft or Mary Fleming at #359-5645 for details.

The Global Threat of Deforestation The World Resources Institute (WAI) has released a report "The Forest for the Trees? Government Policies and the Misuse of Forest Resources" that blames misguided policies for much of the damage to the world's forests. In This report, as summarized by Janet Raloff in the June 4 issue of Science News, WAI argues that billions of dollars are wasted annually through misuse of forest resources. The most severe problems occur in the tropics where deforestation causes massive soil erosion, triggers species extinctions, and increases the atmosphere's carbon dioxide burden. However, the US Forest Service policy of below-cost timber sales on land unsuitable or marginally suitable for logging adds to the toll. This practice is currently being used to decimate our Uinta forests. WAI estimates that the Forest Service could save $100 million annually by simply leaving these economically unsuitable areas for recreational use. It is also difficult to convince other countries to manage their forest resources wisely when our own Forest Service engages in counterproductive management practices.

Interpretive Area Volunteers Needed The Utah Society for Environmental Education is forming an Alliance for Interpretive Natural Areas. The Alliance goal is to create and maintain interpretive natural areas for the Salt Lake region and heighten public awareness through interpretive centers and educational programs. The Alliance will also coordinate environmental and conservation issues with neighborhood and city councils. The Club needs volunteers to serve on the Alliance. For more information contact Danielle Paterson at 363-6037.

Master Plan Goes Public Components of the Canyons Master Plan are presented as four 'scenarios' developed within certain Goals, Objectives and Rules. These include watershed protection, access to public land, and preservation of property rights. The final plan may include a combination of components from these scenarios. Copies of the scenarios are available at SL Planning Div., 2001 So State, Rm # 3700. The handling of hot issues is outlined below.

Dispersed Recreation: Scenarios A & B preserves all land now used for dispersed recreation such as back country skiing and hiking. Alpine skiing would not be expanded into White Pine and Twin Lakes. All scenarios recommend increased parking and trailhead access for dispersed recreation.

Alpine Skiing: Scenario 'C' expands resort skiing to Twin Lakes and portions of White Pine, while 'D' adds Silver Fork, Clayton Peak, and Grizzly Gulch, with maximum commercial development.

Interconnect appears with various guises in scenarios B, C, & D. "B" connects Park City to Big Cottonwood by paving the Guardsman Pass road, and/or adding ski lifts. "C" extends interconnect into Little Cottonwood. "D" turns Park City and the Canyons into one big ski resort. The scenario choices clearly indicate that pressure is on to ratchet development forward. Vigorous public support for dispersed recreation in needed during the August comment period. The Club and Save Our Canyons plan an information mailing to help you prepare a comment.

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MOUNTAINEERING RAMBLINGS

by John Kennington

The climbing season is in high gear. We have quite an active contingent presently participating. Thursday nights at Storm Mountain not only off er a premier social opportunity, but there is some climbing that occurs also. Come on up and put the squeeze on some rock. The burgers are delectable too!

The Lone Peak High Camp scheduled for July 4th weekend should be one of the best outings of the season. Close to home, but removed from the city, excellent climbing opportunities exist in a beautiful alpine setting. Skip the driving and get a jump on the hiking. There should be plenty of time to ponder the scene and climb too. A good time is assured for all.

The initial City of Rocks climbing trip was a resounding success and the weather even cooperated too! Partly cloudy and cool made for hot climbing. This veritable climber's candy store offers immense variety at immodest convenience. Watch the Rambler for upcoming return trips.

July is the critical month for the Wasatch Canyons Master Plan. This period will constitute the public comment phase of the scenario selection process for the Plan. Please become involved to defend the activities for which you think the canyons should be used. The forces for more extensive development' in the canyons are formidable. Those who advocate the preservation of dispersed recreational interests must speak out! For more information call me (942-0693) or the Conservation Directors of the Club.

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TRAILHEAD ACCESS REPORT

by Trudy Healy

Not much has been accomplished since the last report in this column, though some people are really hard at work; don't give up hope yet! As reported last November, the SLC Planning and Zoning with Neil Hinckley's WMC Committee, secured quite a few accesses and is working on others. County Planning and Zoning seems to recognize the new trend now too and is starting to be more co-operative.

Rich Rush, in charge of Trail Access for the Forest Service, is eager to tackle our trail access problems. Main priorities for the FS are Bells Canyon and Olympus. Bells continues to be a difficult situation, but there are possibilities. The FS had meetings with various government agencies. Board of Health (Bells is no problem, they said), County P&Z, etc. We should know more within a month. Watch this column for exciting news!

The ·beginning of Olympus Trail passes through private property too and may have to be relocated (you don't want to walk through somebody's brand new living room with your dirty boots, do you?), but the owners seem to be quite understanding.

There's no solution yet for Perkins, it doesn't look too good for the challenging west ridge. As to the continued access of Mill A Gulch (150 acres surrounding it are up for sale), of special concern to people with an interest in geology, and of course to ski tourers, Rich Rusk is going to look into its status. We hope he'll be successful in saving it for the public.

John Riley is trying to get the Canyon Master Plan people interested in the Trail Access problem. Why this was ignored for so long seems hard to understand.

Things don't look too bad, nor too good. Be alert! Watch for possible trail access blockage and inform Norm Fish or anyone on the Trail Access Committee.

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MEMBERSHIP DIRECTOR by Earl Cook

MEMBERSHIP FEES REDUCED FOR STUDENTS

The WMC Board is concerned with the "ageing" of the membership and is attempting to attract younger members to take over the club activities in future years. As part of this attempt, a reduction in membership dues for full time students 18 years of age or older was approved by the Board. A yearly membership fee of $15.00 was set for members who are full time students.

The average age of the new members for the last 3 months is 40 years. As you can see we are not attracting younger members to the club. Solutions to this situation will be welcomed. If you want to comment please contact me or John Veranth.

MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE

I am setting up a membership committee to recommend membership policy, help maintain the database, and help provide membership material to new and prospective members. The committee members would need only to supply several hours each month.

Please contact me as soon as possible if you are willing to help the WMC in this capacity. This is the busiest time of the year for membership activity. We receive about 50 requests for Ramblers and membership information and 30 membership applications each month. These requests and applications require several responses and mailing of materials.

My request for help last time met with very limited success so a working committee was not formed. Please come through for me this time.

NEW MEMBER APPLICATION FEE

The $5.00 application fee for new members covers the costs of the materials sent to new members. These materials and mailing costs include: 1st class mailing for the Rambler,

WMC cloth patch, copies of the WMC governing documents, 1st class postage for mailing acknowledgement letters and materials.

The $5.00 reinstatement fee is a penalty for not renewing on time.

It is not required for prior members seeking reinstatement to obtain activity leaders' signatures. It is required that the reinstatement form be completed with the desire to receive the Rambler and the form signed. These are Postal Service requirements and necessary for our 2nd class mailing permit.

INVITE YOUR FRIENDS TO JOIN

If you find membership in the WMC to be worthwhile, invite your friends and coworkers, especially the younger ones, to join us.

If you are dissatisfied with the WMC please contact one of the Board with your reasons. We want to provide quality outdoor recreation to all our members. If you are not getting that, let's see where the problem is, and hopefully correct it.

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FROM THE

BOA TING DIRECTOR

by Jeff Barrell

Run-off was sure short, but sweet and I hope all you boaters out there got a taste of it. We've some great trips this year with the timely permits hitting run-off just right. Thanks to all those people who contribute towards making these river trips run smoothly. We have had some problems this year with damage and loss of equipment; the biggest problem being with the vans we rent from Holiday rental. The Club has been hard on these vans and Holiday's management feels that our business is not off setting the damage to the vans. Holiday has placed restrictions concerning people and trailer for future rentals (see adjacent notice). It is unfortunate because damages are avoidable by practicing the following:

1- Remove the plastic strip on the bumper before attaching the bumper hitch. Replace when returning the van.

2- Load the trailer so most of the weight lies over the wheels rather than having the weight lie in front and on the bumper.

3- Do NOT walk on the roof when tying down kayaks and canoes. Use the step ladder or a cooler instead.

Please take care of Club and personal equipment during a trip. Any damage or loss of equipment used for the group will be repaired or replaced by the group with costs divided between the group.

SAFETY on the river can mean the difference between a short swim and a casualty. · Ken McKarthy will teach another river safety class July 8-10 for $30 per person. I took this class last year and feel it is well worth the time and money. The course will include river hazards (cause and prevention), safety gear and use, knots and rope systems (with practice), rescue rope techniques and practice, and a chance to put it all together on the Weber river. A minimum number of people is needed, so please register with Jeff Barrell at 943-2836 or send $30 to 6723S 1560E, SLC, UT 8412 l.

1988 BOATING TRIPS

TRIP CLASS DATE LEADER PHONE

PAYETTE III JULY l-4 MIKE DEGE 571-7684 ROGUE III JULY 9-17 MARLENE EGGER 277-2894 PAYETTE III JULY 22-25 MARLENE EGGER 277-2894 CATARACT IV AUG 3-7 RANDY KLINE 466-8387 WESTWATER III+ AUG 13-14 ??? WESTWATER III+ AUG 20-21 MIKE DEGE 571-.7684 WESTWATER III+ AUG 27-28 CRAIG HOMER 968-ll 95 WESTWATER III+ SEPT 4-5 JIM BROWN 359-0754 RUBY/WESTWATER III+ SEPT 17-18 JEFF BARRELL 943-2836 WESTWATER III+ SEPT 24-25 MARLENE EGGER 277-2894 WESTWATER III+ OCT 8-9 ???

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by Jeff and Carl

Holiday Payless Rent-A-Car has had some concerns over treatment of their vans, specifically I) damage done to the van roof from roof racks and to bumpers from trailers, and 2) the heavy load on their vans from towing trailers, and from carrying roof racks and 15 people. Holiday sells their vans after two years and are concerned about the value of the vans if they have been abused. They have agreed to continue to allow our use of their vans with roof racks and trailers under the following conditions:

1) The largest trailer allowed is a 5' X 8' trailer. Also when using a trailer, remove the plastic strip that covers the back of the bumper where the trailer hitch fits. Put in inside the van and remember to replace it after the trip is over.

2) Never stand or walk on the roof of the van. To tie up kayaks or canoes, stand on a cooler, the step ladder, or whatever. Someone told me once that they couldn't tie their kayak on without standing on the roof; if you feel that way, leave the kayak or canoe at home. It is more important not to stand on the roof than to take kayaks or canoes.

3) No more than 12 people in the van. No big deal; it'll be more comfortable with only 12 people on the van. I get claustrophobic in a loaded van anyway.

4) We lose the 10% discount. C'est la vie.

A note about loading trailers. Although the instructions on loading trailers say to load at least 60% of the weight to the front of the mid-line of the trailer, in this case more is not better. There are two weight-bearing components of a trailer, the trailer wheels and the van bumper. If you put too much of the weight in a trailer forward, most of the weight in and of the trailer will rest on the bumper. The bumpers are expensive. The trip will pay any damage to the van bumper caused by the trailer (or to the roof caused by the roof rack). Load 60% of the weight forward but not much more than that. The proper weight-bearing components of a trailer are the wheels.

These new rules do not just apply for Club boating trips but for anyone in the WMC who rents vans with the intention of using them to carry a roof rack and/or a trailer. These new rules are in granite; think of them as having come down the mountain engraved on tablets. Our relationship with Holiday is important and we would like to continue it. Thanks everybody.

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LODGE DIRECTOR

by Alexis Ketner and Vince Desimone

LODGE WORK PARTY SCHEDULE SET

A full schedule of activities has been set for lodge improvements this summer. The ambitious work schedule will require the active participation of all Club members. Almost every member has enjoyed the benefits of our mountain retreat for parties and overnight outings. During the coming weeks each member will be asked to come and help take care of their second home.

And yes, lodge work parties are also a lot of fun and fellowship. The camaraderie and satisfaction derived from working together is a definite benefit. Participants are provided with a free lunch and free admission to any social activity at the lodge sponsored by the club the day of the work party. Attendance at a work party also counts as a qualifying activity for prospective members.

The tasks to be performed range from simple to complex. No special skills are required for a member to participate. Of course, those with highly specialized skills such as welding, masonry, carpentry, plastering, painting, plumbing, and electrical are needed. This is also a way for members to improve their knowledge and skills of building and maintenance, since people performing highly skilled tasks are assigned others to assist and thus learn.

A different Club member will have responsibility for a particular task for a day. They will be contacting others in the Club to come and work on their project. Those who have not been contacted are encouraged to attend on work party days to assume leadership on another project or to join in one of the work teams.

Work parties are currently scheduled on the Saturdays of July 9, 16, and 23. Members who wish to spend the night at the lodge Friday to get an early start are encouraged to do so. Contact the lodge director to get a key. Members coming up from the valley are encouraged to arrive by 1 O am, and those participating in Club hikes to arrive after the hike.

The following is a partial list of projects for the short summer season:

Initial water system development Finish paneling in women's dorm Plasterboard work in both dorms Paint dorms Insulate ceilings in both dorms Install door to annex Insulate and panel east wall upstairs Clean up entire property Landscape and grading Construct walkway between front porch &

patio Erect log barriers around parking Enhance and sign entry way Sweep chimney Paint exterior dormers Aesthetic improvements to toilet

& waiting room Upgrade entrance Remove coal furnace from basement Electrical wiring and lighting improvements Cut firewood Interior cleanup Window washing Fire escape railing and gratings

This schedule to maintain and improve the lodge will require the active participation of many people. Members are encouraged to contact the lodge director to vol8unteer to work and to willingly participate when asked. Thanks for your help!

FROMTHE!!! WILDERNESS INSTITUTE

INFORMATION DIRECTOR We have received information about an interdisciplinary program called "Wilderness and Civilization" which is being offered this fall quarter at the University of Montana. The program provides 18 credits and runs from late September to early December, beginning with a two day orientation and an 11 day wilderness trek followed by course work. The course work in the sciences and humanities focuses on ecology, wilderness history, natural resource conservation, cultural attitudes toward wildland, the role of wilderness in a sensible and workable land-human ethic, and the future for human participation in the natural world.

by Linda Wilcox

NEW EVENT! - ORIENT A TION MEETING

The Board has decided to hold periodic orientation meetings for new and prospective Club members. The first meeting will be held Wednesday, July 20 at 7:30 in the Board Room at the Salt Lake County Government Center, 2001 South State, (Room N-1101). This is located in the north building just inside the main door, next to the Commission Chambers.

If you are a new member and would like to know more about the Club's activities, this is for you. And, if you have friends who may be interested in becoming members (don't we all?), please bring them or let them know about the meeting. All are welcome. The meeting will be brief and informal, and Board members will be available to answer questions. Hope to see you there!

I have a flyer about the program as well as a brochure from the School of Forestry at the University of Montana, though which this course is offered. If you would like to receive course listings, a reading list, a flyer, or any further information, please contact the address below and they will be happy to send them to you:

Ken Wall Assistant Director, Wilderness Institute School of Forestry, University of Montana Missoula, Montana 59812 406-243-5361

SQUARE DANCING AT THE LODGE

SATURDAY JULY 16 AT THE LODGE

7:00 Potluck Dessert 8:00 Calling Starts

JOIN US IN THE PIONEER SPIRIT!

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TRIP· TALK

ARCHES CAR CAMP

May 13, 1988 by Noel deNevers

This year I couldn't get the group campsite for Mothers Day because I was 2 hours too late asking for it on the first day reservations were accepted. I took the next weekend, and was lucky on weather, because we had warm sunny weather while Mothers Day did not.

That campsite permit allows 50 people and 10 cars. In the past we never had more than 50 people want to come. This year everyone wanted to come, so that after the usual overbooking I turned away 20 people who wanted to come. Even so we were in trouble. The ranger can't count bodies, so if there were more than 50 people, it wasn't obvious from the road. But the ranger can count cars, and at one time we had 19. That led to me getting a warning citation, and to us having to move the cars out of the campground.

Other than that minor administrative hassle, it was a nice weekend. The weather was good. There were about 15 kids in the age range 3 to 6 and they all seemed to enjoy each other's company. On the traditional Fiery Furnace walk lots of little kids came, as well as three sleeping infants in backpacks. Someone counted 40 people.

Alas, next year I will have to be more restrictive on the trip size, limiting reservations to 10 cars. Perhaps someone else would like to reserve the group campground for some other weekend in the spring.

Those present were the Coles, Bertleson, Healy, Hathaway, Olsen, Kondo, Goss, Honn, Leventhal, Daily, Chambers, Turner, Sukow, Steffy, Barker and Barth and deNevers families or groups.

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MOUNT OGDEN HIKE

May 15, 1988 by Fred DuVall

Three hikers joined myself and Karla at the meeting point at 8:30 am, as planned. The weather was perfect (clear and cool) as we arrived at the trail head. The five of us headed east up the Taylor Canyon trail, along the stream, to a point where the trail switches back toward the west, and begins ascending the ridge on the south side of Taylor Canyon. This is an excellent trail that switch backs through a heavily forested area with many scenic view points. About half way up the ridge, we encountered three horses, complete with human drivers, on their way to Malan's Basin. At the top of the ridge we arrived at a minor summit shich is called Malan's Peak. After a brief rest we headed east into Malan's Basin, losing a few feet of vertical. Karla and Ruth decided to return to the trail head from this point, because of other commitments.

Heading east from Malan's Basin we soon ran out of trail and continued our ascent in the gully which approaches the saddle just south of Mt Ogden. The gully was still snow filled to a point approximately 500 feet below the saddle. However, the rest of the route was free of snow and generally dry. We arrived at the Mt. Odgen summit at about 12:30 where we enjoyed a leisurely lunch and much needed rest.

We headed back down at about 1:15 retracing our ascent route. The snow filled gulley provided for some excellent glissading on the way back. We arrived back at the trail head at about 3:30 pm. The weather was kind to us and a very enjoyable time was had by all. Ed Howard made the day complete with an invite to his place for a couple of excellent home brews.

Hikers were: Ruth Wenberg, Phil Fikkan, Ed Howard, Karla DuVall, and Fred DuVall (leader).

THE YAMPA RIVER

May 20 - 23 by Kathy Klein

The Yampa trip was great - fun was had by all. Everyone worked together as a team to make logistics go smoothly and Patty Giffin did a good job co-ordinating our efforts. The trip included Patty, Allan Gavere, Tony Torri, Craig Robison, Phyllis Robison, Chuck Denton, Phil Giles, Ken Workman, Bill Adams, Bob Stevenson, Ken Lovisa, Nancy Orr, Max Hollaway, Larry Hardebeck, Dan Tawa, Randy and Kathy Klein.

The packing at the shed went well. We took a van and 2 private cars. The van had difficulties - "spells" just like a little old lady. At times it was a "gutless wonder" and sometimes it ran like a champ. Although we left the shed about 7:30 or 8:00 PM, we didn't arrive at the put-in (Deerlodge) until about 3:00 AM since the van was so sluggish.

The temperature was chilly on Friday at the put-in (46) but spirits were high and the water was high. We hit peak run-off on Friday at about 14,500 cfs! We had an added twist with the run-off, which included looking out for trees, logs, lumber with spikes, etc. floating down the river. This curbed the hard boaters' appetite for surfing since no one seemed anxious to wrestle with these inanimate alligators. The waves were big and nearly continous on our first day, and everyone really enjoyed this stretch. Over all the weather was great: 70 - 75 during the day; down to 40 most of the nights (down to 28 one night), lots of sunshine and very little wind. The scenery was "primo" with lots of spring green colors and an occasional flaming red cactus.

Little Joe rapid had a sizable hole at the top which threw Ken Lovisa out of his oar rig. This was the first time I ever saw an oarsman do a self rescue! He crawled back in his boat by grabbing the cargo net. He survived with some scratches and bruises.

The first evening at Teepee campground, Chuck surprised everyone with some quite

potent marinated cherries, which were savored by the hardiest of souls. The second day on the river we had to cover 26 miles, so we got up early to accomplish this, but found that it was no problem to cover this distance at high flow. We hiked to some Indian ruins, which were quite spectacular. At the ruins we saw a Say's Phoebe sitting on her nest.

We camped at Laddie campground where Ken Lovisa made a wonderful sauna to share with everyone. There was plenty of wildlife at this camp. Dan Tawa found a mouse making itself at home in his sleeping bag but Dan didn't share with the poor little thing. The Violetgreen Swallows were very active on the cliffs above camp and there were some warblers singing. There was also one very neat worm but it met a sad ending in the coffee pot where Nancy found it when she was cleaning up in the morning.

Warm Springs rapid got our hearts started, but everyone made it through safely (with two "walks" and one swim). Allan managed to see 6 sheep below this rapid. We hiked to Whispering Cave, which is spectacular! I would do the trip again just to see this cave!

Janet Friend and Friends. Goblin Valley, April 1988. Photo by Audrey Kelley

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THE CONFUSION RANGE

May 14, 1988 by Donn Seeley

It was 7:30 in the morning on a Saturday in the middle of May. Three determined desert rats (Dick Dougherty, Aaron Jones, Donn Seeley) met in the scenic K-Mart parking lot on 21st South and set off westwards. Once we emerged from the infernal fumes and vapors of Orem and Provo, the day proved to be clear and temperate, perfect weather. The glistening white peaks of the Deep Creek Range were visible from nearly a hundred miles away.

Some two hundred miles out from Salt Lake, we reached the turn-off, in Tule Valley. Tule Valley is unusually narrow for a valley in the Great Basin - it is bounded on both sides by imposing cliffs in · the House Range and the Confusion Range, and it is partly blocked by a little rumple of hiHs called the Barn at the southern end. Our road climbed the alluvial fans below the wall of the Confusion Range and entered a channel between the Barn and the cliffs called Blind Valley. Our first stop was a break in the cliffs called Bonny Stairs Canyon. We strolled up the wash admiring the high pinnacles and ledges, and after 45 minutes we reached the head of the canyon, where the walls converged into a narrow slot. We cooled off in the shade below an impressive pour-off.

We moved on south down the Confusion Range to Fossil Mountain. I think Fossil Canyon would have been a more appropriate name for the area, since the really good fossils appear in Ordovician strata exposed in the banks of the wash that winds down to Blind Valley on the north side of the mountain. These beds contain the best brachiopod exposures I've ever seen - flat slabs packed so densely with brachs that the stone appears to be solid fossils. Other fossils turned up too; we spotted bryozoans and some trilobite fragments. Higher up the slope we found some curious impressions in quartzite, twisted, ropy patterns called Phycoides.

We picked our way out through a series of ledges to the top of the mountain (only 6649

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feet high, but a sweaty 1000 feet above Blind Valley). The view was wonderful - Frisco Peak to the south with a sprinkling of snow, blue Sevier Lake to the east, Notch Peak to the north, the amazingly twisted and broken spine of the Confusion Range to the west and north. In the far western distance we could see snowy Wheeler Peak in the Snake Range, while the skyline in the east rose to the Tushar Mountains. The local area was fascinating too; to the west lie little flat-topped buttes and a c.;anyon that rises in rounded steps into the interior of the range, and to the east is the tangle of the Barn, where faulting has shifted the quartzite terraces down by more than a thousand feet. Nothing was visible of the ghost town of Ibex at the foot of the Barn; apparently it was completely destroyed by fire some years ago.

About 17 miles by dirt road south and west of Fossil Mountain is Crystal Peak. Crystal Peak is an anomaly in the landscape. Its white bulk is visible from many miles away, poking up in the saddle between the Wah Wah Range and the Confusion Range; look for it to the south when you drive US 6/50 in the Snake Valley. The rock is a very pale rhyolite. It has a consistency like the granite in the Deep Creeks and erodes into similarly odd fluted shapes, but close up it is clearly lava, for it is speckled with darker chunks of country rock, mostly limestone or dolomite. Pine trees grow low here, including courageous ponderosa pines -all that's left of the biggest specimen is an axe-hewn stump, alas. The rock is probably too crumbly for comfortable climbing, althought it did appear to be possible to scramble up to the top of the peak.

Despite the harshness of the desert in this corner of Utah, there were many living things to be seen. A collared lizard posed for us at Fossil Mountain. A garter snake coiled in a sagebrush in Bonny Stairs Canyon; a couple lazy rattlesnakes lying in the road became dinner for ravens. Hawks spun in circles over the cliffs of the Confusion Range, no doubt in wait for the little gray· rodents (ground squirrels?) that infested the bush. Cactus flowers were in bloom - blood red and shocking pink are fashionable this year. The most spectacular animal encounter was with a

jet-assisted pronghorn on the Snake Valley road; it raised a cloud of dust to rival our own.

Driving back to Delta, the late evening sun caught the west face of Sawtooth Mountain in the House Range, sharply defining all the notches and cleavages and verticalities. On my next trip out that way, I'll definitely put it on my itinerary. Thanks to Dick and Aaron for making this fun trip a reality and for enduring 500 miles of driving in one day without complaint.

BEARTRAP FORK TO DESOLATION LAKE

May 28, 1988 by Ted York

On May 28, Ellie Ienatsch led six hikers up Beartrap Fork to the ridge. The creek was very low and small amounts of snow were only on the northeast facing slopes 2/3 of the way up the trail. The trail is on the east side of the creek for 2/3 of the trip and there are cairns to mark the crossing to the west side of the creek. The remaining hike up the west side of the creek is without vegetation, or much trail, and very steep.

The view from the ridge was terrific, including such peaks as Superior, Twins, Mineral Basin, Kessler, Timpanogos in the background, and nearby, Gobblers Knob and Mt Raymond.

After lunch we descended on the ridge trail overlooking Jeremy Ranch, passing partially frozen Desolation Lake, checking a porcupine home below the meadow, and using the new trailhead of Mill D to return to a car left at the Meeting of the Glaciers sign.

Hikers were Ellie Ienatsch, Joan Stevens, Sandy Niederhauser, Duke Bush, Kimberly Curtis, Sharon Coons, and Ted York.

We took two hours to go up Beartrap Fork, about I hour on top, and two hours to come down by Mill D.

Photo by Guy Benson

FLOWER HIKE TO GREENS BASIN

June 4, 1988 by Evelyn Clayton

This year's flower hike was led by Ellie Ienatch, who passed on identifications she learned from the "old ones" on previous hikes. All flowers were named except a tiny yellow variety, unknown to any of us. The flower admirers went to Greens Basin and a sidelight included a look at a goshawk nest and an underground cabin.

Participants included: Ellie Ienatch (the leader), Geoff and Sandy Freethey, Ted York, Leah Mancini, Kathy Coover, Uli Hegewald, Jerry Hatch, Marge Biggs, Denis Kelly, Julie Jones, Larry Skidmore, Karen Perkins, and Evelyn Clayton. 51

CLASSIFIED ADS AD POLICY

Members may place classified ads for used sports equipment free of charge. Other classified ads require a $5.00 donation to the WMC for up to 20 words with $.20 per word over 20. Words of 2 letters or less will not count as a word.

Send your ad (with a check enclosed if it is not a used sports equipment ad) before the 13th of the month to Sue DeVall, 11730 South 700 West, Sandy UT 84070 or call Sue at 572-3294 for information.

The Rambler cannot accept any ad that is inconsistent with the purposes of the WMC, or that offends the sensibilities of club members.

SERVICES

OUTDOOR EQUIPMENT REP AIRS. Reasonably priced. Fast Service. Specialized designs & retrofits. Call Sue DeVall at 572-3294 or at REI 486-2100.

TRAVEL COMPANION WANTED

If interested in treking in NEPAL Oct 1988 and traveling thereabouts, please call Sandy 272-8900.

TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES

NEPAL. Low cost private tour this fall includes trekking, Everest base camp, Buddhist festivals and a river run. Call Donna, 272-0418.

USED EQUIPMENT

Call Jack McLellan at 295-9741 (H) or 625-2061 (W) about the following kayaks:

CKS NEEDLERIG-X KAYAK. Light use on Colo. & Green Rivers, green & gold, Kevlar reinforced, 24 lbs. $295.

2-MAN FOLBOT CRUISING KAYAK. Rigid model, beautifully finished, red & white, 17 1/2 ft, 80 lbs, spray skirt, custom paddles. Extremely stable. Ocean going model. $295.

1-MAN FOLBOT CRUISING KAYAK. Rigid model, NEW! Striking yellow & black, 15 ft, 65 lbs, spray skirt, custom paddle. Very Stable and maneuverable. $195.

SAIL OUTFIT FOR 2-MAN FOLBOT. Red & white, factory model, easy to install and handle. $145.

COMBINATION PRICES: 2-man Folbot with sail, $420. Both Folbots and sail, $565. Great Deal!

18' HAVASU RAFT. Full frame, oars, ice box, floors, tarp, etc. Great shape. 272-6112 Jim.

DANCER. 943-6244.

$475 or best offer. MIRAGE III, $325.

1987 TOURING BIKE. 21" Schwinn. Biopace, 18 speed, Shimano index shifting, quick release, extras, only 200 miles. $300. ($450 new) Call 363-0815 anytime.

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OLYMPUS XA compact 35mm camera - ideal for backpacking. $60 without flash, $79 with flash. Call 272-6890

FOR SALE: Roof bike rack (altra) w 2 road bike trays. $60 Roof bike rack (altra) w 2 mt bike trays. $60 1 rack available with ski carrier attachments. $60

Call Allen Olsen at 272-6305.

FOR SALE: Eddyline Kendar Kayak. $300 Jack Campbell 81" glass paddle. $50 Spray Shirt. $10 Womens small gear, new condition: farmer john $(5

jacket $35, helmet $15, booties $5, gloves $5 sterns vest $15, poodle jacket $5.

Call Chuck Denton at 782-5514 after 5 pm.

For Sale: Werner Furer Paddle, $90 Harmony Spray Skirt, $50 NRS Float Bags, $20

This stuff is one year old and in great shape! Ask for Cory 649-7400 (Days) 649-7037 (Eves)

GRUBBY GOURMET

by Roseann Woodward

GREUYERE POT A TOES

Potatoes, the staff of life. Particularly when dining at the base of the Matterhorn covered with Swiss Cheese. That is, the potatoes are covered with swiss cheese. We all know the Matterhorn is covered with whipped cream. Anyway -

1 1/2 cups milk 2 tablespoons butter salt and freshly ground pepper 3 medium baking potatoes 1 teaspoon finely minced garlic 1/2 cup freshly grated Gruyere or Swiss cheese

Preheat oven to 325. Combine milk, butter, and salt and pepper in a sauce pan and bring to boil. Peel potatoes and cut into I /8 inch thick slices and drop into the hot milk. Add the garlic, partially cover and return to boil. Simmer about 15 minutes. Pour potatoes into a I and I /2 quart baking dish and sprinkle with cheese. Bake until sauce thickens and top is golden. And, you vill enjoy it!!!

ANSWER TO JUNE CROSSWORD PUZZLE

SKY CALENDAR FOR JULY

MOON Last Quarter New Moon First Quarter Full Moon

PLANETS:

by Ben Everitt

July 6 July 13 July 21 July 28

Aug 6 Aug 12 Aug 20 Aug 27

After a brief absence, VENUS has appeared on the morning side of the sun. MERCURY is also in the morning sky if you want to get up that early and risk eyestrain.

JUPITER and MARS are also in the morning sky. SATURN is opposite the sun, rising in the evening and setting at dawn.

WASATCH INTERPRETIVE ASSOCIATION

Club member Mike Herrick was recently elected president of the Wasatch Interpretive Association. On June 13 Mike met with Forest Service personnel to discuss the Forest Service plans for educational contacts with the public who use the National Forests.

The Forest Service is in need of volunteers to assist in monitoring trail usage on the Wasatch Front this summer. Volunteers will distribute low-impact information, monitor the numbers and type of visitors, identify problem areas with respect to trail maintenance and vandalism, and otherwise assist the Forest Service in a program designed to educate the public on proper conduct in the National Forest. Activities will focus primarily on the trail heads at White Pine, Mill D South, Mill D North and Bigwater on Saturdays, Sundays, and perhaps on Friday afternoons. Volunteers will probably be asked to work one day a month. Such educational contacts have become a necessity as more and · more people seek recreation in the National Forests. This is your opportunity to lend a helping hand in the preservation of our trails. To volunteer, call Mike Herrick at 56 I -04 72 or Jo Garuccio at the Forest Service District Office, 524-5042.

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Rambler Crossword # 9 "BOATERS' CROSSWORD"

Rating NTD (Even for canoeists)

Across 1,4. Favorite lunch and surfing spot on Westwater. 1 o. Advertisement (abbr). 12. Girl's name. 13. Gray Canyon put in. 18. Pitcher. 20. French pancake. 21. River near Timpanogos. 23. Advanced class (abbr). 24. Tributary of the Snake. 26. Compass direction. 27. To is human ... 28. Paddle manufacturer, or Scandinavian. 30. Inlet. 32. Mushroom. 34. San Juan feature. 37. Winter constellation. 38. 58's wife. 39. Garden implement. 40. Conditional. 42. Musical note. 44. Means something (or nothing) to a statistician (abbr).

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46. Japanese Buddhism. 49. Unemployed. 52,55,56. Rafter's nemesis on Alpine. 57. Irish name. 58. 38's husband. 59. For example. 60. Separates two stretches of flatwater. 62. Tint. 63. Ugandan dictator. 66. River hazard. 68. If you swim in this, you'll swim in 1,32.

Down 1,32. Star attraction of Alpine Canyon. 2. Make a hole in the skull. 3. Consume. 5,48. Moab Daily rapid. 6. Behold! 7. Cookie. 8. Uncooked. 9. Rapid on the Grand Canyon. 11. Swim.

by APTERYX

14. Agent which wears away. 15. Winter mo. 16. Acknowledge. 17. These can be strainers. 19. Organ of hearing. 22. Town on the way to the Yampa. 25. Kayaks rule, OK? (abbr). 27. Apiece. 29. Plaintive sound. 31. That is. 32. See 1 down. 33. Entrapment. 35. Twice an "en". 36. Marsupial. 41. Symbol for iron. 43. Help. 45. Shallow area. 47. Kayak manufacturer. 48 see 5 down 50. Of (Fr). 51. St_ Canyon ... on the Rio Grande. 53. Mature. 54. Girl's name. 61. Director general (abbr). 63. Expression. 64. Greek letter. 65. Preposition.

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