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TjnMrrorr-$115.00 TjnMrrorr-$115.00 Somhmv -Friedas... ljcdia Starting at $264.00 Limited Warranty WORLD CLASS QUALITY Hot springs, right Wyoming hot springs attract visitors for rest, relaxation and spiritual rejuvenation (ARA) Nestled among the foothills of the Owl Creek Mountains and resting beside the Big Horn River lies Thermopolis, Wyoming, a staid town of about 3,400 people, renowned for its Mineral Hot Springs and beautiful surroundings. .. In Thermopolis (Greek for "Hot City") the scalding waters from the Big Spring run into cooling ponds at temperatures of 90 to 104 degrees. "The water from these springs has healing quantities to them," said Toddi Darlington, director of Thermopolis-Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce. "There are at least 27 different minerals in the water; making it very healthful to drink." Located in Hot Springs County, the age-old Big Horn Springs have drawn visitors to the area for decades, and today they offer a variety vari-ety of modern conveniences. Two pools, Tepee Spa and the Star Plunge, both feature indoor and outdoor pools and water slides, as well as Jacuzzi tubs and tanning decks. Another pool fed by Big Springs is the Jacuzzi tub at the Holiday Inn of the Waters. The State Bath House is free to the public pub-lic and provides both private bathtubs bath-tubs and a public, tiled pool. A hot water well, which feeds an outdoor pool, is located at Fountain of Youth R V Park also. "This entire area is alive with history his-tory and things to see and do," Darlington said, who also notes that Thermopolis was named the Best Outdoor Recreation Town of Wyoming in February of 1988. "After you have enjoyed the waters, you can drive through Hot Springs State Park where buffalo still roam. Your house. Your car. Your business. You. Dan A. Hudgens Sentry West Insurance Services 2734 W. Rasmussen Rd. 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As a result, the river changes names at The Wedding of the waters just a few miles south of Thermopolis, where the Wind River gives way to the Big Horn River and flows lazily through Thermopolis with many public floating, fishing and bird hunting accesses. "The river provides plenty of recreation, from white water rafting over Class III and Class IV rapids to sight-seeing along fascinating geological formations that reveal centuries of history," Darlington said. "The Wyoming Dinosaur Center and Dig Sites provide a unique opportunity to discover the prehistoric world. The Center is a 16,000 square foot complex that includes a world-class museum, working dig sites and a complete modern preparation laboratory. Interpretive dig site tours allow visitors vis-itors to walk the same ground as ancient dinosaurs and watch as scientist sci-entist remove fossils from burial sites. Dig For A Day and Kids Digs Murphey to Award-winning songwriter and performing artist, Michael Martin Murphey has announced the dates and location for his concert series "Songs, Sandstone and Sunsets," presented by Utah Highways Magazine. America's No. 1 singing cowboy .and four-time Western Heritage Award winner, Michael Martin Murphey has chosen the O.C. Tanner Amphitheater at the base of the West Temple of Zion in Springdale, Utah as the site of four performances in June. Each Friday night, after guests have had their fill of hiking, climbing and sightseeing, Murphey will perform many of his award-winning songs such as "Wildfire," "Cowboy Logic," . "Carolina in theJPines,". and "What's i Forever FOT?" "aS the setting sun ilhi-'j , minates the red rocks.The first con-' con-' cert was held on' June' 5. Upcoming performances are scheduled for June 12, 19 and 26, and will begin at 7:30 p.m. An old-fashioned western chuckwagon dinner is offered before each concert at 6 p.m., next to the amphitheater. IRS relocates Ogden walk-in service Back by popular demand, the IRS will relocate walk-in service to its former home at the Ogden Federal Building beginning Tuesday, June 2. The Ogden Service Center walk-in office will close its doors on Friday, May 29. According to IRS District Director Wally Hutton, "It just makes sense to have our walk-in office convenient for taxpayers who are conducting business in the federal feder-al building and downtown business iiriwrairaiiTP (THE STUFF BETWEEN TILES) Tired of moldy, missing, dirty, cracked grout? We clean, seal, repair, regrout & stainchange grout color! FREE ESTIMATES To schedule urgent care out our back door are very popular attractions." Other area attractions include: Hot Springs County ' The Hot Springs County Museum and Cultural Center takes you on a journey to the earliest settlers set-tlers in the county. Located on the north side of the Owl Creek Mountains, the site was originally a part of the Wind River Indian Reservation. The Shoshone and Arapaho Tribes sold this land to the United States so the healing waters of the Big Horn Hot Springs would be available to all people. Hot Springs County saw the first cabin, the first industry-cattle raising, rais-ing, the first coal mining, early agriculture agri-culture and some of the earliest petroleum production in the Basin. Period rooms at the museum display dis-play the cherrywood bar from the Hole-In-The-Wall Saloon a favorite hangout for Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid and a large artifact collection. Legend Rock Petroglyphs Twenty-one miles Northwest of Thermopolis are located the most impressive petroglyph displays in Wyoming. The Legend Rock Petroglyphs are the work of three different prehistoric cultural groups spanning from 500 AD to the 19th Century. Hundreds of Yards of sandstone cliffs contain at least 283 pictures on 92 rock i panels. The panels display rock art of various styles, from recognizable thunder-birds thunder-birds and elk to strange looking figures fig-ures with horned headdresses. Gift of the Waters The Gift of The Waters pageant held annually is a celebration recre- host Zion Park concerts A prolific songwriter and champion cham-pion of the American West, both contemporary and historic, Murphey has long wanted to perform per-form in this area of the West. Unfortunately the time was never right, until now. "At last the opportunity has arrived for me to bring my music to this incredible area," Murphey stated. stat-ed. He has chosen Springdale for the central location of this concert series because of the rich history of the area and his fond memories of vacationing vaca-tioning there as a child. "I remember vacationing here with my mother and father, and being in awe of these canyons, the water seeping from them, and coming com-ing back now brings warm memories of good times and great scenery." ' vWinner' of the". Best NewMale Vocalist award in 1983 from the Academy of Country Music, Murphey has recorded 21 albums and had 21 hit singles in his extensive exten-sive career. Murphey began performing per-forming at the age of 16 at the Sky Ranch in Lewisville, Texas. He had published his first song by age 19, area." Hutton noted that congressional congres-sional offices, federal courts, Social Security Administration and the Forest Service are located in the Federal Building along with IRS. "That way, taxpayers who have business busi-ness with their congressional representatives, repre-sentatives, other federal agencies or retail merchants can take care of everything in just one stop," he said. ' Hutton did say that the move will cause a one-day lapse in service. He suggested several ways taxpayers IMPROVE YOUR - QUIT LOOKS, HEALTH gg SMOKING AND POPULARITY AfiwtccwHcrtAiockHoo HHHHIIIIIIIIIIIIHHIMHHHIIIMHMBMHHHaHKI Dr. George A. Joseph and Dr. Joseph H. Berman are board-certified family practice physicians offering primary care doctor visits by appointment and 24-hour urgent medical treatment for injuries and illnesses. All IHC Health Plans and most other health insurance plans are accepted. Call for latest list of accepted plans. an appointment for call: 658-0179, Suite D-100, Saddle View (Office Park, across from the Course, 2200 Park Avenue (Hwy 224). UN IHC Physician Group p 2 A Service of Intermountain Health 1 I T 1 Qtino flip donino of the treaty between the United States and the Shoshone and Arapaho .Indians. Marie Montable wrote the pageant in 1925. Members of the Shoshone Indian Tribe and local residents perform the pageant in front of the Big Springs in Hot Springs State Park. Outlaw Ride Trail For a real taste of the Old West, visitors can saddle up for the Outlaw Trail Ride. Every year the Outlaw Trail Ride traces routes between the famous outlaw hideout, hide-out, the Hole-In-The-Wall and Thermopolis. Riders are treated to a good deal of folk history along the way, as well as a spectacular midsummer view of the Wyoming high country. You'll see a spectacular view of Thermopolis, Hot Springs State Park, and the wind River Canyon from the nine hole golf course located at the base of Round Top Mountain. Thermopolis also offers an 18 hole" miniature golf course. For fun family entertainment enjoy the Little Broadway Theater Melodrama on stage at the Hot Springs County Museum. "For outdoor recreation and family fun, Thermopolis is a year-round year-round haven for anyone who enjoys nature at its most spectacular," spectacu-lar," Darlington said. For more information please contact the Thermopolis-Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce, P.O. Box 768, Thermopolis, WY 82443 or (800) SUN-N-SPA. Courtesy of Article Resource Association, www.aracopy.com titled "Black Tattered Rags." After graduating with an advanced degree in creative writing from UCLA, he was discovered as a gifted performer by Bob Johnstdn who produced his first album. Among the many honors that he has received are the Will Rogers Cowboy Philosopher Award, nomination nomi-nation for the Horizon Award, National Spokesperson for . the National High School Rodeo Association, National spokesperson for the American Quarter Horse Association and adjunct professor at Utah State University. All tickets for the concerts are general admission and can be purchased pur-chased in advance or at the gate on the day of the performance. Tickets are $12.50 for the concert onlya,ndj $25 "for the" concert' 'tAmtm There will be entertainment &t thej chuckwagon dinner. Tickets are available from Zion Canyon Chamber member businesses, or by calling tool free, 1-877WESTFEST. The - are also available on the Internet at www.michaelmartinmur-phey.com www.michaelmartinmur-phey.com I can access IRS forms: The IRS Web Site at www.irs.ustreas.gov; Fax-on-Demand, 1-703363-9694; or call the toll-free forms line, 1-800829-3676. Taxpayers may also get answers to their tax questions or information on their accounts by calling toll-free, 1-800829-1040. The IRS walk-in office will be located in Room 1407, at the Federal Building, 324 25th St., Ogden. 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