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Show SOUTHERN UTAH NEWS WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 13, 2000 Community 8 Heritage Highway focus of magazine ' tory and Utah State Historical Society and is dedicated to publicizing historic preservation efforts. The mission is to draw attention to the people, and projects who are important to maintaining Utahs heritage and keeping the legacy alive, Gleave says. Gleave says the issue featuring Heritage Highway 89 will be laid out almost like a driving tour of the six counties, focussing on unique buildings, businesses and historic landmarks. We want to get people excited about the area, she says. The article will be written by Tresha Rasmussen, from the Utah Heritage Highway 89 Alliance, and members of the alliance will have a lot of editorial Utahs heartland, a historical control over the article, says area with a rural atmosphere Monte Bona, a member of the and heritage beauty and heritag- alliance. The article will include e-based crafts and products. as many businesses and local The magazine is produced by hot spots as possible from all six the Utah Division of State His counties. We would also like to The Utah Heritage Highway U.S. 89 will be the cover story of an upcoming issue of Utah Preservation Magazine, with 10 to 12 pages dedicated to telling the story of the people and places along the historic stretch ofroad. We are really excited to promote this area, says Celeste Gleave, whose company, Fyve Star Incorporated, publishes the magazine. In our publication, we like to talk about what happened 100 years ago, or 150 years ago. One of the things we liked so much about the towns and cities along the Heritage Highway 89 is that many of the historic sites and places are still relatively unchanged, you can go back and almost feel like youve gone back in time. It is To all of our friends and customers, thankyou foryour patronage throughout the past year. Happy Holidays from all of us at tyoodtl These remedies are for suggested use only. hear from people living in the with As professional. any emergency, consult a health-car- e area about their memories of growing up in the county. We hope to collect anecdotes and other details that will make the article more interesting and enof the symptoms. Influenzinum By Lisa Livingston, DiHom gaging for readers, Bona says. is specific to the flu, as it has is Did know a there who that for have suggestions you People the article are encouraged to natural, homeopathic way to been made from the influenza contact the Utah Heritage High- treat the flu? Two remedies in virus in very dilute and particular are very effective in potentized form, way 89 Alliance at (435) When you feel those first The magazine featuring treating the symptoms of influ- andOscillicoccinum the Heritage Highwray is schedsymptoms of achiness and uled to be published in early lethargy, try a safe, natural and gentle remedy to clear spring. the illness quickly and effecWinter safety from the tively. Oscillicoccinum and Influenza the homeopathic way 462-250- 2. - American Red Cross Influenzinum are readily Because were indoors a lot during winter, the risk of fires stores. available at local health food increases significantly. .Make sure that candles are attended by a responsible adult. Avoid traveling by car in extremely cold weather. Keep your cars gas tank full for emergency use and to help keep fuel line from freezing. Let someone know your destination, your route, and when you expect to arrive. Severe storms can cause a power outage. It is best to stay home and not try to drive unless the roads are dear and passage will be safe. Se-lect an interior room, preferably without windows, for everyone to gather, and dose doors or seal off openings as best you can. Do not use a kerosene stove or camping heater indoors. These devices pro- lethal carbon monoxide gas. Each winter we hear of tragic consequences when people use charcoal grills indoors for cook-ing, or they leave gas appliances on (like an oven or stove) to pro-duce heat. These are not made for the purpose of heating a home. They also omit toxic lev- els of odorless, colorless, carbon monoxide gas, which can build up to lethal levels quickly. seven guests in the same ve- access to one spe-mihide, day-us- e cific state park for the calendar year. Single Park Permits sell for $45 or $55 depending on the park selected. Spend your year waterskiing at Rockport, hiking in Snow Canyon, or exploring Goblin Valley; Multiple and Single Park per- mits are day-us- e passes only and do not discount overnight Recreation director. camping or golf course fees. Both The $65 Multiple Park Permit permits may be purchased at allows the cardholder and up to Utah State Parks and Recre-duc- e seven guests in the same ve-- ation, 1594 West North Temple access to most of in Salt Lake City. Multiple Park hide, day-us- e Utahs state parks for the calen- - Permits can also be purchased dar year. Spend the year riding at any state park and Single vehicles at Coral Park Permits are also issued at Pink Sand Dunes, studying Na- - the selected park. For more Park pass is the perfect gift, Multiple and Single Park per- for 2001 are now available, and as a bonus, anyone purchas- ingapermitby January 31,2001 receives a $5 discount. Whether the person on your list explores the entire state or has a favorite local fishing or waterskiing spot, park permits make ideal gifts, said Courtland Nelson, Utah State Parks and off-highw- ay tive American cultures at information, Anasazi State Park Museum, and .fishing at Scofield State Park. Please note the Multiple Park Permit is not valid at This Is The Place Heritage Park, due N HANDELS MESSIAH M N N N M FOURTH DRAWING Honey's Jubilee parking lot at 1 pm, Sat., December 16! COME FOR YOUR CHANCE TO WIN!!! ts The Animal Presentation of Handels Messiah Free Admission Set the stag,e for your Christmas celebration by attending, this Kanab tradition! Presented by the Community Chorus 'and the Symphony ofthe Canyons. please call 0. Cohscrifc; to the SUN for only vll per year delivers right to your ; niailbor!. 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