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Show Emtgg-ffiefa- Page 2 g l. wvuucsuay, oufjicutuGi u, O Nephi, Utah ...from page FromWhere and the railroad spur being constructed there. The city industrial park By Allan R. Gibson consists of 60 acres of land. EnviroChem will be situated on 10 acres of land adjacent to A vacation away from the usual is a good thing! Day in and day the old industrial park which out, we tend to mold our selves into the drudge of our daily life and was first set aside by men of most of us resist any attempt to change the routine. Our alarms go foresight in the 1920s. The site off at the same time everyday, we eat at the same time, shower at the was changed once, when the same time and go to bed at the same time. A vacation changes that. first site was determined to be damn hard or damn soft mattress less than satisfactory. All of a sudden we sleep in a bed that is not like home. The sounds of the traffic equipped outside the window, or lack of sounds keeps us awake. Something is different. What do you mean I cant have my 10 p.m. snack, our stomachs scream, as we go to bed with them empty. Our wallets scream when we pay close to $50.00 for breakfast at the local JBs or $25.00 for lunch when we go cheap and eat at McDonalds or Wendys. Is everyone asleep in that Motor home in front of us we ask, when we get stuck behind one of the largest RVs on the road as The moist, cool summer it struggles to maintain 20 mph on a hill that is marked 55 and the has been good for Utah's little voice from the back often says exactly at that moment, sensing weeds and bad for Utah's your vulnerability, Dad, when are we going to get there? Yup, noses, eyes, lungs, and workvacations are a good thing, by the time you get home you appreciate force. it so much that your daily drudge turns into one ofjoy. Jobs that were More production time on the a pain in the not three days ago, seem fun. I like my vacations, but job is lost and more days I like getting home much better. missed due to asthma and alMariann and I are going to start a new enterprise. Its is going lergies than any other ailto be called Wilderness Sign Company After seeing so many of ment, said Carol Maw, ad; them during the past few days, we know there has to be a large, ministrator with the Interuntapped marked out there. I can see it all now. For only $3.98 we mountain and wilderness Asthma ClinicAllergy will provide you with all the makings for 4 first-clas- s in Salt Lake signs. Each kit will consist of: City. 4 paper plates One in six Americans to1 black marker day suffers from allergies, 4 thumb tacks she said. Asthma is one of the Two balloons for accent, the going colors seem to be red and most serious symptoms of an green. allergy. Yup, ought to make a bundle on these. With all the campers on - At this time of the year, althe road we ought to sell a bunch. lergy sufferers can turn most Best seen on the trip was the one seen on a very of their animosity from trees d young women in Vernal, it read Naked Bungee and grasses to lowly weeds, Cord Jumping, Makes You Smile On The Way Down. said Steve Dewey, Utah State Best What we do to make the tourists notice award goes to University Extension weed Dinosaur, Colorado. In this little town just over the border from the specialist. Jensen Dinosaur Digs and in somewhat disrepair, are street signs that proudly announce, Triceratops, Brontosaurus, and Alasaurus Right now the biggie is streets. Each street in town is named after a dinosaur. Quite fitting ragweed. Just brushing for a town named Dinosaur, but just a bit on the overkill. against this native annual The small patch of snow is finely gone from the south peak of will turn your clothes yellow Nebo, and the winner of my Guess when the snow will be gone from from pollen. As well, pigweed, Nebo contest is Duane Painter. He guessed July 18, 1993. A long is still in bloom and contime from today but everyone else was earlier. Duane receives a tributing some to the late o for one year. Duane and summer Dollen count, he said. subscription to the Times-New- s thanks to all those who entered. We will do it again next year. Other weeds Dewey obarg served this week in full bloom The industrial park is located inside city limits. Randy McKnight, city administrator, said the railroad spur will be paid for by both Nephi City and EnviroChem. There are multiple sources for funding. "It will not all necessarily be from taxes," he said. $270,000 of the $450,000 total will come from a grant, for example. well-endow- ed Co-E- This year was my 20th high school reunion, and it hit me how things have changed since I graduated in 1973. It makes me feel like a dinosaur just thinking about it. And thinking of all the new Way-to-g- 12-ye- ar Not all plants in bloom pose 24-ho- ur as sunflowers, gumweed, catnip and quite a few mustard weeds are not a factor, Maw entertainment possibilities. Of indoor amusement said. r 4 ' I don't remember having cable television. A CD was some- thing you bought at a bank, not a music store. (Cassette tapes were just coming out, but none of us thought they'd ever be as There were good as no camcorders, and movies my mother wouldn't let me buy a ticket to are now in my living room, available to my old to watch on TV after school. j Our children will be able to boast to their children of a pollen problem. Plants such and kochia. ''.Rabbitbrush,; which looks similar to sage brush and is also strongly scented, is now Volume 91, No. 36 September 8, 1993 Allan R. Gibson, Publisher Mariann C. Gibson, Editor 5 Trauntvein, Correspondent Nephi, Myma 9 Marilyn Keyte, Correspondent Mona, 5 for subscription, news or advertising Call (801) FAX (801)6234735 I'd never played a video game. I'd never seen a VCR. frost." are rabbitbrush, marshelder IMS face. parks and 14 movie choices at malls with 200 stores. Of arena-size- d rooms full of realistic video games where glassy-eye- d preteens could spend the equivalent of a scholarship one quarter at a time. Of MTV and Lucy reruns and Sesame Street on demand. And they will, therefore, say with more conviction the same thing that I said about school and you said about school and our parents said about school. "This is bor- full-tuiti- . u: i z i: ing. , today's kids distractions peaking. Marshelder, found in sandy, damp or drying sites, especially stream beds and flood plains, is also peaking with 80 to 90 percent in bloom. Besides the serious hay fever problems this robust annual causes, the leaves can also produce a skin rash in some people, he said. Kochia, which begins flowering in July, "is really going gang busters right now," he said. "The only thing that shuts this plant off is a good These plants require insects to do the pollinating for them and not the wind. That means you would have to rub your face in them to be affected, she said. In contrast, you can run but you cannot hide from plants such as ragweed and pigweed. These plants use the wind to spread their pollen. To be successful, they release massive Please turn to page 5... combination. Please have dogs on leash- es and cats in carriers. Shots will be given from not good for allergies irt will be $6.00 for Rabies and $19.00 for the distemperpar-vo- l Rabies Clinic will be held in Mona on Saturday, September 11th, in the bowery behind the Town Hall. A Achoo, cool summer pre-bedti- on " They will demand to be motivated before they begin. They will cross their arms and stare at us blankly when we speak of They will say, in all seriousself-disciplin- e. ness, "But this isn't fun. Work is boring." And when they go home, they will see little reason to study. They will tell you that they've been bored all day, and now it's time to stuff as many non-sto- their mesmerizing competi- derwear and still kids wouldnt pay attention to what they're saying. So, we'll hang tough together. We'll each do our part. Teachers will teach. Well do our best to interest and motivate. And we'll set expectations that students are there to learn, not to be enter- tained. And when they come home and don't want to study because it's boring, youll do your part. You'll look compassionately into their little, anguished faces and say, "So?" W UeS nnin Correction 623-033- 623-052- s is published each Wednesday by the Times-New- s Publishing Co., (UPSP 623-0696 South Main, Nephi, Utah 84648. Second-clas- s postage is paid at Nephi, Utah. POSTMASTER: P. O. Box 77, Nephi, Utah 84648 Send address changes to The Times-New- The Times-New- Deadl ines: News and advertising, close of business, Monday prior to publication. When a holiday falls on Monday, the deadline is the Friday prior to publication. Subscription prices: Six months, $12 in or out of Juab County; one year, $17 in Juab County, $21 outside Juab County, payable in advance. No subscriptions accepted for less than six months. Single copy price, 50f. Elting and Ellen Gray, new residents of Nephi, played in the Levan Heritage Days pro- Off gram. The couple have played in several other programs cently. He plays several sizes and styles of harmonicas. She plays the Mountain Dulcimer. They are known as "Two's All articles and photographs submitted for publication are subject to editing and only will be used if the editor deems them newsworthy. The editor reserves the right to hold submitted news items for use is not responsible for the return of articles or photographs unless in later editions. The Times-New- s they are accompanied by a stamped, addressed return envelope of the proper size. We apologize for any inconvenience the misiden-tificatio- n may have caused. The author of the article identified Gray as Art Grey, rather than as Elting Gray. fib! snnxmumimife umn stimuli !$ i.i? 4sk61"U Company." Advertising rates available upon request I w re- cocoa ii.-i;-- Jim . UTAH STATE FAM Country musk every night at the grandstand: Get $100 Of Free Clothing And Accessories WhenYou Buy A New Fblaris Before Nov. 30. Before you know it, it's gonna be time to break out the long underwear. 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Mondays-Thursday- PRE-SAL- E s, RONUS-purcha- se prior to August 31 and pay only $9.00 for an all day ride pass, good any day of the fair. ($2.00 off coupon not good on pre-sav. bonus wristbands) For call or 2624895. le pre-sal- every day on both the South Plaza Stage and the Bandstand Stage. Dont miss the Utah Symphony, the high school choirs and jazz bands, and of course, the barnyard animals Music to many ears. RODEO PRCA sanctioned rodeo with Cowboys from all over the west competing on September 9, 10, and 1 1 at the Fairpark Rodeo Arena. . BAB CARNIVAL Free entertainment is available all day 538-STA- SEPTEMBER 155 NORTH 1CC0YEST 9-19,1- 993 Sdt Leif City, UTC41 16 (C31) 533-FAI- R d tion. Parents know they could shave their heads bald and sing rap songs in their un- m GQmD&iXKK! action-packe- p, artificial thrills in as possible before bedtime. Teachers know that they could tap dance on the desk while whistling the Hokey-Poke- y and still not beat out (j)a& (iD CcttmifJ Cjeiiendl 623-019- rtlfl w Rabies clinic scheduled for Mona this Saturday 1 (more) EnviroChem I Sit i es R SPECIAL FEATURES IN 93 Space Talk 93 Bam Tours State Chili Championship Clown Day High School Jazz Bands A Choirs Radio Controlled Model Airplanes High Tech Day Max Air Ski Jump A Trampoline Show Contests and Cookoffs |