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ij. v-JfV -'J 1 fii MUu -Hit 'jm mint i 7fi H2 ifu i Vr-f II 'il yl YOUR TOWN YOUR NEIGHBORS YOUR NEWSPAPER ONLINE: heraldextra.com County Fair kicks off today Kira Johnson DAILY HERALD I he Utah County Fair hopes to give visitors a reason to "Celebrate" this year. "We're celebrating the talents of all these people," said fair co-chair Carol Harmer. "The quilts What's going on TODAY'S EVENTS: I Open Halter Horse Show: 6 p.m., Main Arena Opening Ceremony: 7 p.m., Macey's Entertainment Stage DAILY EVENTS: 1 4-H and Open Class: 4-H Open Class Bldg. I Carnival: NW Fairgrounds Antique Farm Equipment: SW Fairgrounds I Food Vendors: Central Fairgrounds I Commercial Vendors: South of 4-H Open Class Bldg.

Livestock and Small Animals Exhibit: Small Arena and Hog Barn I Entertainment: Macey's Entertainment Stage I LEGO Display: Open Class Bldg. I FFA Live Farm Animal Exhibit: East of High Chaparral Bldg. I Education: South of 4-H Open Class Bldg. that are coming in, the crocheted work, the creative arts there are just some gorgeous things to see." Harmer said that the fair is in its second year "back where it belongs," at the fairgrounds in Spanish Fork, located at 475 S. Main St "It's exciting to get people together as a family to have fun," she said.

"It's about encouraging kids to want to do something. Say you see a quilt or a flower, any exhibit, a painting or a picture, and you say, 'I can do When you can inspire anybody to do anything, that's what excites me." The fair starts today and is open from 4-10 p.m. On Thursday and Friday, events start at 7 a.m. and go until 10 p.m. Events start on Saturday at 9 a.m., and the fair will close after See FAIR, A3 1 LANCE BOOTHOaily Herald Anthony Rogt sets up The Zipper in preparation for the Utah County Fair, on Tuesday in Spanish Fork.

The fair begins today and continues through Saturday. Herbert takes the Oath Some patients barter for health care services Tom Murphy THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Cash, check or a cord of wood for that doctor visit? As health care costs climb, old-fashioned bartering has seen brisk growth since the economy soured. Hillsborough, N.J. -resident Robert Josefs traded his Web site designing skills for nearly 1,000 in dental work last year when he had no insurance, and many other patients are learning that health care debts don't always have to be settled with sometimes-precious cash. See BARTERING, A7 C5 A1 it Lehi man, 2 others die in plane crash DAILY HERALD Rescuers have found the bodies of a Lehi man and his brother and father who died in a small airplane crash near the Oregon-Idaho border.

Jordan Mingo, 27, was onboard a 1949 Navion propeller aircraft with Jed Mingo, 32, of Bountiful, and 62-yearold Ronald Mingo of Paul, Idaho, when the plane went down Friday See CRASH, A 7 1 KEITH JOHNSONAssociated Press pool Gov. Gary Herbert waves to the crowd with his wife, Jeanette, after taking the oath of office on Tuesday at the Utah State Capitol in Salt Lake City. Below, former Gov. Jon Huntsman signs his resignation document on Tuesday as his wife, Mary Kaye, looks on. INSIDE Lots of "Sun HIGH 93 LOW 60 ..4 VOLUME 87 ISSUE 12 "I think he's a bridge-builder rural to urban.

I think he brings a Main Street Utahn perspective to the Utah governor's mansion. I think there is room for growth in that area." Bill Hulterstrom president and CEO, United Way of Utah County Former Utah Co. commissioner sworn in as 1 7th governor of Utah Brock Vergakis THE ASSOCIATED PRESS SALT LAKE CITY Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman resigned Tuesday to become the U.S. ambassador to China, leaving Gary Herbert in control of the state until a special election in 20 10.

Herbert, who had been serving as Huntsman's lieutenant governor, was sworn in as Utah's 17th governor during an inauguration ceremony at the Capitol that effectively launched his election bid. Herbert is a former real estate agent and Utah County See HERBERT, A3 EDITORIALS A6 BUSINESS A8 DIGEST B2-B3 OBITUARIES B5 LIFE STYLE B6 TV LISTINGS B8 COMICS B9 III 6 Nll6 055 00050" 11 8 C6 WEATHER MICHAEL BRANDYAssociated Press pool 4.