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Show I Retirements, contracts, travel, beer FROM WHERE I SIT , ' At their recent meeting, the terim, the landfill is being Nephi City Council: operated by the city road By Allan R. Gibson T. news City T Most of us take breathing for granted. Its just one of those things that one doesnt think about. It just happens and its only when we cannot get enough air do the warning bells start ringing. I cant breathe, if I dont get some air I might die, says that little voice in our heads. Then and only then do we start to take breathing seriously. For most of us, we get out of breath when we run too hard or climb stairs too fast, but just stopping the exercise relieves the sympthoms of shortness of breath and in no time we are OK. For the last three weeks, the pollen counts of ryegrass, bluegrass and all the other grasses of spring have been unusualy high. Not being afflicted with hayfeaver I havent noticed the problem but for Mariann, Myma, and quite a few others in our community the grasses of spring bring a threat that is unknown for the rest of us. The hayfeaver and asthma that these pollens cause is like being forced to run without quiting, to climb stairs 24 hours a of life teeter down toward day the pollen makes the teeter-tote- r the end side of the equation. The weezing during the night hours is usually the worse for the sufferer. We who love the afflicted can only offer reassurances, nag about taking the pills correctly and be there when they need us. For Mariann a trip to the algery specialist was in order last Friday, the medicine that she had been taking just wasnt doing the job. Now with the proper medication her asthma is under control. As time passes the grasses of spring will dry, the pollen counts will go down, and life will return to normal. We will all go about our business, and the asthmatics among us will again be able to take brething for granted until next year when the grasses of spring are in full bloom. One thing you learn from this experience is that breathing is one of the most important things. Without if life is just a bit tough. I promised John I was going to put his name in the paper if he didnt get with the program, so here it is: JOHN! WHATS RIGHT WITH NEPHI by Brenda McPherson. This week the answer is: How excited and happy our little town is during the annual Ute Stampede. We need to appreciate our great Ute Stampede Committee for making people want to come to our little part of the big world at least 3 days a year. People say, Nephi A Big Way To is a lot of fun, the people are full of excitement. Go Guys to the Ute Stampede Committee from us all. Learned that LaMar Bowles has retired as the operator of the citys landfill. He was presented a plaque for his service to the iM city. Talked about a proposed: plan to contract with a private company or person to operate the landfill. Those interested in the job are looking at the landfill operation and will make proposals to the council. In the in department. Made plans to travel to.Col-orad- o Springs, Colo. Wednesday, June 29 to take a look at that citys propane air-inject- . and natural gas delivery system. "Passed an ordinance allowing dancing on Fridays and Saturdays from 6 p.m. until closing time on the premises of , . From page one Fireworks Illegal fireworks usually can be identified. Some have no labeling, like cherry bombs and which are into shoot to the air, designed usually have fuses at their bases. Fireworks that shoot projectiles usually rattle when they are shaken. Any fireworks with wings, fins, or sticks usually are designed to leave the ground and are illegal. It is legal to sell fireworks from June 20 to July 25. It is legal to set off the fireworks three days prior to July 4 and July 24, on the holidays themselves, and three days after the holidays. Some fireworks are exempt from the law, and are legal to use all year long. They include flares, party snappers, champagne poppers, snakes, caps, and standard sparklers. . The police department will be checking during the holidays to see that illegal fireworks are not M-80- s. load-sheddin- g load-sheddin- 1 . Kristine Wall, daughter of Norman and Ann Wall of Mona, received her associate degree in nursing from Weber State College recently. She was accepted into the baccalaureate program in nursing at Weber State. While continuing her education, she will be employed at McKay-De- e Hospital. She is a granddaughter of Zella Sutherland of Mona and Lucille Parkin Wall of Santaquin. Scott Lunt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Farrell D. Lunt and the grandson of Arvilla B. Lunt of Nephi, graduated from Weber State College recently as an honor student in science and art. He currently is employed as assistant sales manager for the Hilton Hotel in Ogden. ' Troy J. Pexton, son of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Pexton and Mr. Nephi, Utah and Mrs. Charlie J. Castellano, June 29, 1988 all of Nephi, recently graduated The Times-New- s from Weber State College with a bachelor of science degree in The business management. He previously received an associate of science from Dixie College. He is employed at Pexton Wholesale Company in Nephi I and lives in Provo. Times-New-s Volume 86, No. 26 June 29,. 1 988 r g Nephi weather home delivery. Referred a business license request from Hyrum Reid Painting, 265 East 7th South, Nephi, Others, sold or used. Reid, owner, to the plan- the holders of Class B, C, and D Hyrum and zoning commission for ning councilmen beer licenses. All the voted for the ordinance, except. a home occupation permit. Took a tour of the city's elec-- : Milton T. Harmon, who abstain-edfacilities, including the trical ' Heard an update on the two hydroelectric plants, the citys electrical T. Fowkes, electric department building, and the citys program from Lee dty power superintendent. system computer. Issued business licenses to Days Thriftway, 385 North Main, Nephi, for fireworks sales; JABco Electrical, Bruce, Alan, E.C. Sherwood, reporter and Jeff Campbell, owners, 87 North 2nd West, Weston, Idaho contract-, electrical automation ing, who will upgrade and automate Nephi Milling Company; Sandy's Snow Shack, Kris L. and Sandy K. Hamby, owners, 400 North Main, Nephi, for shaved ice sales; Piper, Jeffrey, and Hopwood, 1 East Center, Provo, for investment services; and Freeway Propane, Joel, Mark, and Chad Brown, owners, at 4588 South 330 East, Spanish Fork, Utah, for propane w , t,v. - , , v.-k .1 USU honors Vance P. and Allan R. 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The Times News is not responsible for the return of articles or photographs unless they are accompanied by stamped, addressed return envelopes of the proper size. Belliston Elva O. Belliston of Nephi has named to the spring quarter honor roll at Utah State Michelle Garfield, .daughter of Rex and Linda Garfield of University. Mona, In order to achieve honor roll graduated June 24 from Stevens-Henage- r Business Col15 students must status, carry or more credit hours and earn a lege with a certificate in grade-poin- t average of 3.5 or secretarial science. She will continue her studies at the school to better. Mrs. Belliston graduated in earn an associate degree. 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