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Show Wednesday, June 18, 1997 The Park Record B-7 Park Record Activities Guide lllill Farther afield: happening around by Nikki Lowry RECORD GUEST WRITER Although Park City can claim the bulk of the summer's special events, there is also plenty to do out in the county and in our neighboring burgs as well. If you need an excuse to get out of town, here is a bundle of them within an easy drive. 1997 is the Sesquicentennial Celebration of the Pioneers arriving arriv-ing in Utah, and on July 16 and 17, we will have a unique opportunity to get a better understanding of what it meant to ride a wagon (or push one) 3,000 miles titMi the country 150 years ago. The Sequesentennial Wagon train will be making a stop in Henefer, where a huge celebration is planned that will include a barbecue, barbe-cue, a visit from the governor, a performance by the Utah Symphony and more. This is a once-in-our-lifetime experience and a great event for the whole family to enjoy. What a better Dolls and quilts fill the Kimball's main gallery Continued from B-5 only make quilts from very large prints, so I cut stacks of flowers, leaves, sky-looking pieces and white for the fence. Then I began pinning them onto a large white sheet of fabric. It is, in actuality, just painting with fabric." fab-ric." Dalebout attended BYU in Provo with the original idea of becoming an accountant, but a couple of art courses changed her direction. She loved, and still does, color and more color. In fact, she said, "light, loud and kicks you in the face." Her "fabric "fab-ric art," as she calls her quilts, does just that, but with the lilt of a ballerina. Humor: "Those Cock-eyed Roosters" received my laugh award. Charming, clever and colorful. col-orful. What talent, a great show ARIES (March 20 -April 19) See how nice you're being now? It's because your ruler (Unruly Mars) has moved into the oh-so-pleasant sign of Libra & you'd rather be sweet than spicy. Your honey, however, seems to be taking advantage advan-tage of your accommodating attitude by using this time to make demands. (You can't win 'em all.) The Summer Solstice takes place very late Friday night (or early Saturday morning) & you're meant to spend some time figuring out your psyche. Come on, you impatient Ram(ette). It's only once a year. You can spare more than 5 minutes to look INSIDE, can't you? TAURUS (April 20 -May 19) Summer officially starts this week & it's time to put a little extra energy into your everyday every-day chores. Bicycle to work; skate to the grocery store (don't forget to bring shoes for when you're actually shopping): swear off elevators for anything under 10 flights up. Don't worry. Macho Mars in your fitness fit-ness house will make sure you don't run out of pep. Meantime, the Friendly Sun moves into your communication house on Saturday for a 1 -month visit Whether by phone, fax, e-mail, or carrier pigeon, it's time to be in touch with those you love. GEMINI (May 20 June 20) Live It up during Thursday night & Friday morning's Full Moon because by Saturday, your birthday month is over & if s back to the tedious chore of making money. (I'm not talking about your clever counterfeiting skills, so put back the printing press.) On Monday, your logic-based ruler (Mercury) enters the emotion-based sign of Cancer for a 2-week stay. Think of rt as a brief glimpse Into the Irrational world of the water signs. You'll take everything personally; . you'll be uncharacteristically sentimental; and, you'll be strangely Inclined to gaze dreamily at the closest fish bowl for hours on end. CANCER (June 21 -July 21) Energetic Mars is stirring up action at home. If you have some changes to make at your residence, now's the time to get out the drawing table, the tool chest, 8 the buzz saw. if s like you're starring in your own little version of the Home Improvement" sitcom. The Summer Solstice on Saturday marks the beginning of your birthday month, so shake the saw- , dust out of your hair & spend the weekend out on the town. You're entering that delightful cycle of being extra confident, charismatic, ft creative. In fact, I think that's Rosie on the phone now hoping to get you on her show. LEO (July 22 -August 22) Have yourself some fun on Thursday, because most of the week looks a little dismal dis-mal for you royal types. Your solar ruler moves into the insecure sign of Cancer ft Sponsor the Horoscope Column and place your ad here every Wednesday. Call 649-9014 for details. "Park Recoil Discover what's Summit County way to become aware of the history histo-ry that shaped the West than to see it live. Shifting gears slightly, the Coalville Super Cruise returns July 19, so shake out your poodle skirts, dust off your white bucks and join the fun on Coalville's Main Street. Cars, music and dancing from the 1950s and 60s are the highlights of the event, which starts at 1:00 p.m. and continues con-tinues into the evening. Over 300 are expected to be on display, and last year 10,000 people re-lived their high school days, or found out what it was like for their parents. par-ents. Grab your sweetie and your pals and rock around the clock in Coalville. For information call 336-5584. The Oakley Rodeo continues the county's tradition of great rodeo on July 2 - 5 at the Oakley Fairgrounds. This event has become a Fourth of July tradition for residents and visitors alike and is always a sell out. Tickets are only seven dollars, and the fun and, quoting the artist, "Off the beds, onto the walls." Sharing space and honors in the Main Gallery is the Contemporary Doll Art exhibit, curated by Wendy Lavitt. The dolls, created by 22 individuals, and the quilts by one are naturals nat-urals in complementing each other. No awards are given in the doll show so I made my own choices. Charm: "Cousin Millie" by Susan Oroyan. It is tea time and dressed to "the teeth" of fashion, fash-ion, Millie is enjoying her tea, the beautiful day and life in general. gen-eral. Great humor and delightfully delight-fully executed. Realism: "Happy Birthday Grandma" by Jane Goodnow. Grandma could never deny her pre-teen granddaughter, for as they say, they are spitting images il'jiX .igur.irt! ; ;.-. ,-,, . , . .. -t your confidence takes a nose dive as you .berate yourself for choose one or more - DRIVING 3 blocks to go to the gym S then by Lynda Ray spending your time in the sauna instead of the weight room; call- fQr tfjg Week Of ' JUHO 18-24, 1997. ing your ex 4 leaving ' a regrettably impulsive message on the answering machine; letting a co-worker OVERHEAR your pathetic message to your ex . . . VIRGO (August 23 - September 21) Now that you have your entire professional path figured out (you do, don't you?), Ifs time to work on the rest of your hopes & dreams. Like: Where do you plan to build your ideal home? What will you get your "15 minutes of fame for doing? When will you be able to afford to hire Oprah's personal per-sonal chef? Just make sure you get your little organizational chart, plotting out your vision for the future, finished by Tuesday. Why? Because on Tuesday & Wednesday, your Imagination is so outrageous that you'll be fantasizing about taking over the Ted Turner empire & bringing Oprah's chef with you. LIBRA (September 22 - October 22) What's a nice sign like you doing in such a bossy mood? Yes, that's right. Every couple cou-ple of years that reckless, pushy, impulsive planet Mars enters your sign & your accommodating accom-modating attitude flies right put the window. You're tempted to answer perfectly Innocent questions with "what's it to you?", I suggest you hang a little sign around your neck saying say-ing "your regular Libra Is temporarily out for repairs". Spend time with the fire signs (Aries, Leo, Sagittarius). They'll enjoy the competition & you won't have to worry about hurting their sensitive feelings, (They have feelings Just not sensitive ones.) SCORPIO (October 23 November 21) Summer begins on Saturday & ifs time for you to take a vacation. Since you prefer nighttime activity & we're currently having long daylight hours, may I suggest Australia? Wouldn't you like to see more of the country which we only know through Fosters beer commercials? And, the really great thing is you don't have to learn another language, in fact, I bet they even have Banana Republic stores and cable TV. Okay, ifs expensive, I admit. However, maybe once you're there, you can get a part in a Miller Time beer commercial. (If we can drink Fosters, ifs only fair that they drink Miller, right?) SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 December 20) The planetary action in your house of hidden hid-den topics may be bringing a few secrets out in the open. For some of you this is Insignificant (you put Stouffer's frozen PARK CITY, UTAH starts Wednesday through Saturday, at 7 p.m. For information informa-tion call, 783-5753. On August 9-16, the Fair returns to Summit County. This event is a local treasure and is not to be missed. As old-fashioned and nostalgic as they come, our county fair includes animal and crafts judging, horse shows, music, a great rodeo, fantastic food the perfect family event and surely sure-ly one of the reasons we all moved here in the first place. Call 336-4451 or 649-6100 for more information. On August 30 and 31, our neighboring town of Midway celebrates cele-brates its heritage with "Swiss Days." Traditional food, crafts, music, demonstrations, games and other activities will make you think you're in the Old Country, albeit briefly. This event gets better bet-ter every year, so make some time to check it out. Mark your calendars and make it a point to try one of these events in the hinterland this summer. sum-mer. Any one of them is a guaranteed guar-anteed good time and certainly a boost to the spirits. Don't let this summer pass you by! of each other. Beauty: "Classic Angel:'" by Jocelyn Mostrom. All and more that you expect of an angel. The exhibit explores the various vari-ous means of contemporary doll making. These dolls are not for kids, but for grown-up kids, sometimes called adults. Not Barbie dolls for sure but very collectable. Downstairs, the Badami Gallery features Charles Stubbs. A series of paintings as one remembers his youth. Gallery quality they are not. However, the trip down the stairs is worth it just to see the batik prints of Peg Bodell. Her "Tory Landscape" and "Moose in Water" are beautiful in composition com-position and color and show an amazing depth. Stubbs, Dolls and Quilts continue con-tinue through July 6. Distant Stars... spinach souffle in a ceramic baking dish & claimed you made it yourself). For others, it could be a bit more intense (someone found a copy of your high school yearbook & discovered that you, George, used to be Georgiana). Fortunately, you never take ' any of this nasty press too seriously being a strong believer in "there's no such thing as bad publicity", right? Laugh, & the world laughs with you especially if you're a Sagiftarian. Okay. I'm completely out of cliches now. CAPRICORN (December 21 - January 19) And what does the Summer Solstice mean to you? Well, it means a couple of things. One, you get kind of mushy and dependent on your sweetie. Two, you start to do your 6-month personal performance review. Since you're NEVER easy on yourself, you've probably already started moaning about how little you've accomplished since your last birthday. If your goals for the year include: becoming a jet pilot; marrying into royalty; and, being on the cover of the 50 Most Beautiful People issue of People magazine, mag-azine, do a reality check & let your sweetie comfort you. AQUARIUS (January 20 - February 17) It's that time of year again. Even the most stay-at-home-in-front-of-the-computer geek Aquarians are discovering a need to go out & do something physical. The celestial influence in your house of diet & fitness coincides with the planetary game "The Adventures of Mars the Brave Rebell" in your house of worldly exploration. Possible suggestions to satisfy both urges: climb a really faraway mountain like Mt. Everest; learn to scuba dive in Bali; do some white water rafting in Alaska. And, no, surfing the net does NOT count as exercise. PISCES (February 18 - March 19) Oh, happy days . . . The Warm, Creative, & Romantic Sun moves into your house of self-expression on Saturday for a 1 -month stay. Some signs get all excited about "spring fever", but you prefer "summer fever". A little bodyheat on these long, sultry sul-try evenings goes a long way. More good news: the bossy planet Mars has finally left your relationship house. Whether you were giving the orders or receiving them, love Is no longer a competitive battle for control. Like I said, "oh, happy days .... and nights." Want to drive a Saab? 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