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Show uj 'i' it it itf ijgnj iyTimim f AG-- Cuc imes-3lnepciutn- ri, Thursday, April 3, 13a7 Mock disaster at high school gave students graphic examples of the possible consequences of drinking and driving -a syiTJPir Were not here to tell them they can or cannot drink, said Grand County Sheriffs deputy Archie Walker. Were just here to show them what can happen. by Ken Davey fatal traffic accidents dont have running commentary provided by the Grim Reaper, but last Thursday morning he was on hand at Most DUI-cause- d Grand County High School. It was a special demonstration of what happens at a crash, presented by local emergency services to high school juniors and seniors. The scene was set: two teenage boys decide to go for a drive after a few beers. But then comes the head-o- n collision. The result is one youngster dead at the scene, a carload of teenagers bloodied and screaming in pain, rushed to emergency care, and one teenager, who bragged earlier. I drive better when Ive had Participants included Grand County Sheriffs Department, Moab Police, Highway Patrol, Ambulance Service, and Fire Department. Verisimilitude was provided by Spanish Valley Mortuary. And the accident scene makeup was artfully supplied and applied by Moab Community Theater volunteers. The aim was not to preach to the youngsters but to show them the possible consequences their actions. The idea is to let the young people know the decision is theirs, added Deputy Walker. a few, taken to jail. 4 0 Grim Reaper had a microphone, along with his sycle,' and explained what was going on as the scene unfolded, from party mode to fatal acci- -. dent. In light of the coming Jeep Safari weekend and spring break, emergency medical personnel and others thought a graphic display of the possible consequences of drinking and driving would be appropriate for junion and senior level students at Grand County High School. Cancer Society volunteers will be out in April The mock disaster at the high school last week involved cooperative effort of many organizations and agencies. Dead" student is graphiPhotos by AdnenTayior cally made up by Moab Community Theater. victim out of the wreckage and onto the gumey, screaming in pain. t Xs j I S -- Jy p Jf, VM. is. - -- jj- ) 1 MOAB CITY Bound for the hospital. Mock disaster was meant to inform, not preach. u Do you have items or pictures you would like published? Bring them in by Tuesday Noon! THE TIMES-INDEPENDE- NT 35 E. CENTER 259-75- 25 ; CORPORATION again bring brightness and hope into our homes, American Cancer society volunteers bring hope in the fight against cancer as they visit neighbors throughout Utah this April. Cancer prevention, early detection, patient service and research efforts will benefit from donations to this years Community Crusade as volunteers share life saving information during this campaign. President Rex Lee, knows what its like to live with the reality of cancer. She believes that contributions made by the American Cancer Society helped extend her husbands life and she is very thankful for those, nine productive and happy years we had together as a family. She, too, urges Utahns to unite in supporting this years Community Crusade. This year it is estimated that 5,800 Utahns will learn they have cancer and about 2,400 will die from this dread disease. Funds raised by American Cancer Society efforts, such as the Community Crusade, will assure your family, friends and neighbors will find answers and support when they need it most. There is only on American Cancer Society. Look for the Sword of Hope this spring to be sure your cancer fighting dollars bring hope and help to those who need it most. For more information, call your local American Cancer Society office or The consists project primarily of construction of concrete paving along with associated unclassified excavation. This will be a bonded project. All sealed bids must be turned in to the Moab City Recorder's Office by 3:00 p.m. on Thursday, April 17th, at 115 West 200 South, Moab, Utah 84532. Bids must be turned in on Moab City's bid spec sheet. Moab City reserves the right to reject any and all bids; or waive any informality or technicality in any bid. For further information, please contact the Recorder's Office at (801) 2595121. sSandra E. Beauregard, CMCAAE Acting Temp. City Recorder Published in the 3rd Times-Independe- & 1997. Bob's Sanitation It's a thin line between having a healthy baby and a baby that's sick. Don't take die risk. If you're pregnant or even think you are getting prenatal care early most important step you can take. Call the many services available to you. The call is We'll put you in touch with is free and it's completely confidential. Take Care of Yourself So You Can Take Care of Your Baby. r, i! the Transfer Station 2295 S. Highway 191 Open Mon. thru Sat. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. ALL LOADS MUST BE SECURED 8 COVERED Washer 4.50 Dryer 4.50 Air Conditioners 4.50 Hot Water Heaters 4.50 Couches 9.00 Lg. Chairs 4.50 Box SpringsMatresses 4.50 each Cars 4.50 Trailers and pickups 4.50 & up Refrigerated Air Conditioners, Refrigerators and Freezers, all 20.00 each (includes freon removal) No Hazardous or Toxic Waste 4 or For more information call 259-631- J EAST CONCRETE WORK Moab City Corporation is now accepting sealed bids for Rotary Park and 400 East Concrete Work for the Community Development Department. Bid specs may be picked up at Moab City Offices at 115 West 200 South, Moab, Utah 84532. The Rotary Extended Path and 400 East median portions of this project are partially funded through a HUD Community Block Grant. The Contractor will be required to comply with all Federal labor standards and attendant laws, including payment of the most current Davis-Baco- n Wages for all work done at these areas. The Contractor shall be an equal opportunity employer. April Dont Put Your Babys Health On Tire Line. i INVITATION TO BID ROTARY PARK & 400 Honorary Crusade Chair, Janet Lee, widow of former BYU This one is mine," proclaimd the Grim Reaper, as funeral directors Larry and Susan Turpen, of Spanish Valley Mortuary, enact the loading of the body 4 f Just as spring flowers once One j 1 259-866- 0 a |