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Show : tt vrv- - f T-r- -r UINTAH BASIN STANDARD. August 5. 1997- - Vi Oh what do you do in the summertime? iV-vV- y; v , , ,vi'- - : ,i'. Vvi: . COMPUTER HAPPY- -I played computer during the summer and got my hands dirty once in a while at die Ink Spot said Dustin Uresk about bis summer break. put plants in boots, which grew well with for my dad, commented Melinda I worked also fake flowers. break from college studies. summer a who Uresk, enjoyed BOOT-EFU- L WORK- -T SUMMER FUN Linda and Felicia Kounalis walk their puppy Freckles down the sidewalk in Duchesne. "We had a fun summer, we had a picnic, and went boating with our uncle. Tm excited for school to start,' saiJ Linda. . IN AGREEMENT--These kids all agreed that playing with Kassies dog, has been the funnest part of their summer - well on that particular day, anyway. Pictured are Russell BrinkerhofF, 5; Trevor Young, 4; Heston Allred, 3; Marlee Lloyd, 4; and Joshua Iorge, 4. old Sarah Iorge (center), READING AND PLAYING-Eight-y- ear her summer reading a school book. Its boring and about 1,000 p Peatross, age 3, (at left) is taking swimming lessons and recently spt old Kassie Allred, (at right) says the best part of her summer has b A KETTLE OF FUN Chassy, Johnathan, Kaylee and Cookie Kettle were going round and round at Roosevelt park when they were questioned about their summertime fun. Chassy said the best fun shes had this summer was a trip to Colorado. The most fun Johnathan says is playing Nintendo, especially Super Mario Brothers 3. They all agree that the best fun is had playing with friends and family. SHOOTING HOOPS Steven Harmston, Michicl and Daniel Averett, and Wesley Ralph pile up tocapture ball. When asked about their summertime fon they said the best is shooting hoops." at Roosevelts City Park.' Their other activities include mountain climbing, reading, swimming, and playing football. Come early circus morning and watch the Big Top set up! Culpepper & Merriweather GREAT COMBINED A' ' 4 ' V : - ( . i. ' - Remember pow grandma ; - M ft & grandpa ahvay gave you wjat Sl i&fZ , V. , jl you wanted? T made shaved ice. summer job, said Brysoq Hunt when asked how he spent his summer. ICE JQB Its a cool WE ALSO A collection of inspirational correspondence from par-ent- a, grandparents, mentors and friends, Letter For Our Children, (NAPS) Featured on national television including Entertainment Tonight and National Geographic Explorer Series! Now it's your turn to give tfjem a pager or ellular P fame-fro- CARRYaVOICE Rain or shine -- the show goes on under the Big Top! memoryIpagers ALL NEW for 1997! it Itt hours of solid family entertainment Clowns It Jugglers Acrobats it Animals f. m Thursday, August 14 307:30 punt UBET (Random House, $21) is now available in local bookstores. " Purchasing a satellite : dish may coat you they prefer corn, potatoes and carrots; 74 percent like green beans and 63 percent eryoy peas. Doctors can now preambe a fiva-da- once-a-da- y oral antibiot- ic, Zithromax, for children with otitis media (ear infections) and other 'upper reepiratory infections. tract r s pixia-sized- because the technology is improving so rapidly, buying today can mean buying again tomorrow, . Niriety percent' of kids recently surveyed by Del Monte said that most intelligent elephant World , . , Grounds East Of Cemetery Coiistandy X)anding our cell coverage Competfoe . Prices No HiMen Gists! . ' s '' Sponsored by: .. wireless Cellular PCS PaginCx ? Uintah Basin Shrine Club v a v- PRESENT THIS COUPON FOR j ': UBTA COMMUNICATIONS THE ELEPHANT R!OEi - -- |