t 'unea-jNsfn- a Wednesday, May 4, 1994 Page 7 Nephi, Utah om; Wiffc Mt. Nebo as schedule. a view, a picnic at Burraston Ponds offers a tranquil break in a busy Shooting baskets, in any language, is always a way to make friends quickly. A typical American past-tim- ' 'Ini'oo AHfT''i 3iuip9T 7;; yz ,, milk shakes and being with friends at a Drive-in- e, .ssacrn aot oa ni LC 33..- -; p Ci ( rh(tl 'iO') rfV- .. i j ' oQt ; ? rrr trt . ' flh . V- ' . 1, t it j I. i I rfv i ) . sJ t 3 j i. i . i. 'it r Taking aim with a muzzleloader at a Mountain Man demonstration. ' V & - " ' ' $?:f CZDc-OEiR- C liinaass 0 Farm A ic means trying your hand at driving a tractor. Riding and roping, Moldovan cowboy style, this is the American West at its best. Jd mwm-.vis- J JU 4 rrr A visit to Ash Grove Cement, a sample of American industry. I i' ;i i . V:" A '1v fi X &' w K v- aJ, jfi?';, ifL-u- . 7'brssti GS Utah State Capitol, touring the focal point of government in Utah. - , : r v Gi Visiting a focal point of religion and history in Utah, the Salt Lake LDS Temple. ir