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Show f Lehi Free Press New Utah! Wednesday, November 4, 1998 - Page 10 Gangs Continued from front page Other tips include drug and alcohol abuse, truancy, doodling gang symbols or gang-styl- e writing, gangsta rap music, and strange names for their group of friends that include things like kings, mafia, crew, posse, disciples, queens, or gang. Visible tattoos on hands and face are a serious indicator. By the time they sport the visible tattoos, they are willing to boast gang affiliation and are probably hardened members. To help avoid the problem, families must first admit that it could happen, then they must educate themselves Workers prepare wax pieces for production at Gary and Steve Streadbeck's new Adonis Bronze Foundry in Alpine. The Streadbecks, in partnership with Dennis Smith, recently moved to a new about gangs. art centerfoundry. Continued from front page They are currently completing a statue of Ariel for the newest ship in Disney's cruise line. "We went way beyond what we ever thought we'd do," said Gary. Originally the idea was to have a foundry, with a gallery. It has grown to include plans for the sculpture park and an education center where art classes can be taught by local artists, as well as a reception center. Smith looks forward to having a seminar focused on helping artists express their own personal approach to art, as opposed to technique-focuse- d classes. He envisions courses not only on drawing, painting, and sculpting, but on art appreciation and history, along with center-sponsore- world-wid- d with this, don't allow your children to have large amounts of unsupervised or unstructured time. Get them involved in sports or other activities or have a responsible adult keep an eye out for them. Know where they are every single minute, with whom and when they will be back - say that you need to know how to contact them if necessary. Don't buy, or allow your chilclothdren to wear gang-styling. Most of all, get to know your children's friends and their parents too if possible. If you want to know if there is a gang presence at school or in the neighborhood, ask your children. It is amazing how Along Foundry e In an era where people live a their heart and soul into its crepragmatic existence, the Art ation. Center provides tools that The Alpine Art Center expand sensibility so people shines as a great asset to all can savor art more. According the communities of northern to Smith, learning to appreciUtah County. And if the owners ate art helps heighten a per- have their way, it will shine as son's aesthetic capacity. a great asset for the entire With a spacious windowed state. main gallery overlooking Sculpture Park with the waterfalls and the wooded Alpine Art Center and Adonis parkland, the Art Center is an Bronze Foundry is located at ideal location for intimate conS. 450 Alpine Highway. art shows, Appointments to tour the certs, receptions and company parfoundry, which is open from ties. It is equipped with a full 7:30 - 5:00 p.m. weekdays, can kitchen and catering services be made by calling with room to serve over 100 while questions regarding the art center can be answered at guests. There is also a smaller Information can also be gallery where works of art produced at the foundry, including accessed from web pages at bronze pieces by both Stread-becwww.alpineartcenter.com and and Smith, can be pur www.adonisbronze.com. chased. Original paintings by noted artists are also available for purchase. According to Streadbeck, it took nearly two years to design and construct the building which houses the gallery and foundry. Looking at the result today, one has to agree it was No-Feworth it. There is a sense of greatness as one enters the main gallery. There is a sense of reaching for one's best in all areas, and everything of "good report and praiseworthy." Both Streadbeck and Smith have put much of e one-ma- n much they know. It's just a short step from knowing about it to copying it. From copying, kids move to hanging out with, gangs and eventually joining them. If we are watching and communicating with our children, we can stop the process before it 763-970- 763-717- 3. k tours to art museums. "Art needs to be an integral part of a person's education," said Smith, indicating that learning about art helps a person learn how to enjoy life's experiences. "And enjoying life's experiences is every bit as important as being able to bal- ance a checkbook." One of their main goals, according to Smith, is to create a facility that will function as a place to help people become acquainted with a broad range of art, from traditional pieces to those that push the spectrum of what people are familiar with. Contest pack. "This is a fun opportunity for the kids," she added. "But it does take parental involve- "f"fmf gets An Orem woman, stopped for having no license plate on her vehicle, did have a valid driver's license (although it was not on her person) as well as a $570 statewide warrant. Her male passenger also happened to have a $1,660 statewide warrant. Both were booked into the Utah County Jail. Lehi Police served warrants on six people, three from Lehi and three from Orem; most of the warrants were from the Lehi District Court. One of the men from Lehi posted bail for his warrant, the others were booked into the Utah County Jail. Jack O'Lantern seems to be responsible for damage to three cars on the north side of Lehi as residents reported that windows in their vehicles were shattered by what appears to be a pumpkin. No suspects are available. Police looking for suspicious man Lehi Police are still investigating an incident that occurred at the Lehi City Cemetery Monday night. Two teenage youths reported that a man, dressed in black, jumped out at them while they were walking in the cemetery Monday about 8 p.m. the girls started to run, the man ordered them to stop, saying he had a gun. Whether the man actually did have a gun is unknown; the girls continued to run out of the cemetery and to the nearest home, where they called police. As Police blocked off the cemetery to conduct a search on foot and with the help of a county canine unit. Even after widening the search area, detectives found no evidence of the alleged attacker. The investigation, however, is continuing, and police have put extra officers on patrol in the area. "When it's dark like that people need to be either in a vehicle or at home," said Assistant Police Chief Chad Smith. "They need to stay out of that situation." Residents of Lehi, particularly those who live near the cemetery, should be on the lookout for any strangers and should not be on foot after dark. Police looking for suspicious man Provo police Lt. Stan Eggen said three individuals were arrested after offices observed a drug deal in a parking lot at Foxes Landing in Lehi. After further investigation officers gathered information about the possible existence of a meth lab at 370 South 500 East in Provo, and prepared a search warrant for that resi- dence. Two large meth labs were discovered and the residents were taken into custody at the Provo residence and three more individuals were arrested. too far. Home Equity Credit Line e Continued from front page As motivation for student entries at the high school, the PTA is offering cash awards for first, second, and third place winners. High school students who win the national contest are also offered scholarships. ment." All work submitted must be the student's original work. Parents can help by assisting There are seven categories with the acquisition of necesin all, including Music and Phosary supplies and tools to do tography. the work, video or audio taping Each category has its own the performance, if necessary, set of rules which have been and by complimenting and established by the national encouraging the child's creative PTA. Official entry forms and efforts. rules are available at the Louise Day, Lehi High schools. School commissioner, would Though deadlines for junior like to see a greater involvehigh and Sego Lily students ment from high school students have already passed, students in all other area schools are in the program. "If a high school studen-twinencouraged to enter either one it works real well on col- or several categories, addresslege entrance or scholarship ing the theme of "Suddenly You applications," said Day. "But Turn Around and ." Students and parents may high school students are so busy, it seems that unless a contact their school PTA for teacher makes it a specific more information or clarificaassignment, it doesn't happen." tion of the rules. Regular variable rate s, . . 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