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Show Pes 9 "mmammamjjJS; Compiling data for the A newly published . "Geologic Map of Utah" was a gargantuan project much like working on a hugh Jigsaw puzzle, according to the scientists who did the work. Dr. Lehi F. Hintze, a the state, said Donald T. McMillan, recently retired UGMS director. The 1:500,000 scale map, which uses S different colon to pinpoint the location and ages of formations rock throughout the state, is professor of geology at BYU, was commissioned by the Utah Geological available at the Utah Geological and Mineral colorful 36 by map which now becomes a national standard to show over the counter, or, through the mail, $11 Survey, 60S Black Hawk and Mineral Survey two Way, Salt Uke City, years ago to compile the Utah MlOI. Cost is $10 45-in- folded or $12 rolled in a the geological makeup of tube. Mail orders are City hall remodeled West Jordan (Sty hall is being remodeled. Work began earlier mis month outside the building to install a curb, gutter, and sidewalk, in front Community Development Director Blaine Gehring off Of f said that as part of the project, parking in front of the . Watt Jordan Mayor Junius Burton administers the oath of office to new Public Safety building is bring eliminated. The project is being financed through a state grant. Director Kal Farr. Farr, a former Inservice director for POST, holds a bachelor's degree The dry is also planning to remove the Boise In law enforcement from BYU and Is working on a master's In political science and homes and installing an office complex Cascade police administration. He also worked on the BYU police force for a number of years. behind city hall. The contract calls for work to be Farr Jokingly assured the council that he had no aspirations for the city manager's completed by position. City Manager Allan Tolman and former manager Robert Stockwell originally Gehring said that the new complex will add $2,000 came to West Jordan as police chiefs. square feet to city hall and will allow more effective utilization of space. The current offices are renovated Boise Cascade homes. Since they were to originally designed as homes, approximately of the space cannot be used, including the area meant fori kitchen and a bathroom. With the new addition, city haO will take on a new appearance. The public will enter the building from the west. Rat ponding to a adult arrest for warrant S. 2800 W. The tire rims several items of clothing One of the Boise Cascade homes will be moved to burglary In process call, service; two arrests for were missing and an were taken during a the fire station and the second was sold to a citiien on in residential burglary near bid Wast Jordan police shoplifting; and three estimated $100 arrested a it year old arrests for possession of damages had been done 8200 S. 1700 W. Suspects also caused an estimated Wait Valley man in the beer by minors and cur- to the car. A lfrepeed racing bike, $45 damages to the door a&terhood of 2W0 W. few violation. 730 S. Thirty record albums valued at $370, was taken frame of the home. were from the patio of a Vista Residents of the home and two Vandals destroyed 200 beard a noise in their taken from a residence Montana condominium. of a Salt Lake copies Tool boxes and a new gam and saw a man near 7600 S. 1700 W. The newspaper, causing an with a bicycle. owner told police be was truck battery were taken having estimated $100 loss. The There will be They called police who in the process of moving from Harper Excavating, in the street Saturday . arrived within two and had returned to the 8200 S. 1700 W. Loss papers had been left for home near The annual Salt Lake night in Draper City. mJautas and arrested the home, to pick up another totaled $156, including $10 delivery at a 8200 S. 2300 W, .. booked load When he arrived, be for 'damages done'to a County Farm Bureau -- The Fun Time Squares suspect Ha was Find will be con- will be hosting a street Talent Salt Lake into the County found the glass in the truck's battery cable. Two maple trees were dance on July II beginJail and charged with front door had been A $190 bike was taken uprooted and a mailbox ducted on Aug. 22, in with the Salt ning at 7 p.m. in front of residential burglary, broken to gain entry. The from the back yard of a destroyed at a home near city hall. The public is intheft, and public in-- suspects apparently residence near 3400 W. 2800 W. 7400 S. Owner Lake County Fair. vited to either watch or The Find is the Talent exited the house by 6800 S. Also taken from reported a $100 loss. talent Other weekend arrests kicking in a back door. the back yard of a largest discovery participate. The activity A wallet containing $90 program in Utah. Every will kick off the dry's made by police included A '09 Camaro, stolen residence near 2200 W. in cash was taken from a year hundreds of youth July 24 celebration actwo adult arrests for from a residence near 6900 S. was a $150 in7700 S. 1900 W., was later business near 7800 S. 1700 participate in this tivities, according to driving under the W. fluence of alcohol, one found in the area of 9100 Mayor Glen Cannon. A clock radio and program. A $15 CB antenna was Farm Bureau young broken off of a truck farmers and ranchers, parked at a residence acting on behalf of the Ico Oath Volunteer fire fighters added to roster Compiling geological map like doing jigsaw puzzle - across burglar during W.J. brak-i- n Residents todanco in otrcoto Talent find ten-spee- starts : con-Juncti- Ten more fire fighters were added to the volunstudents doing work for teer fire fighter's list in their theses or disse- the Sandy City Fire rtations at BYU, the Department. The volunteers comUniversity of Utah and Utah State University. pleted their The U.S. Geological Sur- probation and are now vey also provided data part of the 43 volunteer for the map. fire fighters force. There In making the com- are also 24 full time pilation, Dr. Hintze and firefighters in the deparhis assistants went tment Seven of the ten fire through the tedious of sorting process fighters went on to an through numerous small-are- a emergency course which maps and tracing will qualify them to be geological formations medical technicians and before reducing them to be on ambulance duty. fit on the full state map. Those completing their prepaid only. Dr. Hintze is not new to map making. In fact, he a began compiling geologic map of Utah in 1955 when he first Joined the BYU faculty. Later, he and Dr. William Lee Stokes of the University of Utah Geology Deparcomwere tment missioned by the State Land Board to compile the state's first large-scal-e geologic map. That map, issued in sections between 1982 and 1964, eventually sold 40,000 copies before going out of print. Dr. Hintze said the new map brings together the efforts of hundreds of in- six-mon- - "It's like putting together a big jigsaw Terry course were Rogers, Mike puzzle and making all of Bosch, Scott Hoggan, the pieces fit," said Julie Randy Gof f , David Orton, Barrot, a senior in Randy Cowdell, Byron who worked on Gardner, Bill Barker, geology dividuals, geologists, the project Danny Momura, and students and others who 35 different Because Robert Crockett have walked nearly every four inwere colors used, The volunteer training the foot state of dividual maps had to be was under the direction of of the types cataloging to rocks and surfaces found drawn up in order keep Capt. Jim Brush. 60-ho- details between different in different areas. Mothoro . "A good deal of the mapping in western Utah has been the result of field trips by BYU students," Dr. Hintze said. regions geologic separate, Dr. Hintze ex- attend lunchoon plained. "A map like this is of interest to all geologists," be stated. "Although it is not detailed enough for and seeing how their project fits into a larger White City 4-Club had their final club activity on July 14. The girls invited their mothers to a luncheon at White City Park. Leader of the group is situation." Beverly Gregory. The it is For many years, he specific work, orienfor and Dr.Myron G. Best specific enough tation. It is good for those have been taking students to the western part of the state for experience in geological work. Whoopers interested In backing off During these field trips, each student is responsible for covering two or three square miles on foot and returning with an accurate picture of that area's geology, Dr. Hintze said IJolcomoI... To Sandy Baptist Church where you will find an atmosphere of acceptance, forgiveness and warm Christian ministry love through a Other parts of the state have been mapped by geologists or by graduate d Sundays. Family Bible Hour Morning Service Evening Service a.m. 11a.m. 10 4 p.m. Union Square warw4llam TtiAfff ggfj ..... SHOPPING CENTER Investigated 9400 South 700 East sown Jordan pouce are Rv. Autlin Mkint investigating the theft of a lawnmower from outside a home near 10600 S. ssxfSi 969-490- Sandy "The Market Place Bldg ' Rv. Frd Taylor 969 0SS9 rajrisy?tt 2400 W. l Police are also investigating the vandalism of a car parked at the main park. A baseball l i irarui saui i i aw , hit the door and dented it. five-spee- d. near 2700 W. 7S00 S. Ride on opportunity for cultural development among the Airplano Glen's Best Work "From the cafe Mixed-U- p Files of Mrs Basil E. The contest is open for Frank weiler," a popular vocal solos, duets, trios or children's film, will be quartets; instrumental shown at South Jordan solos or combination of Branch Library, 10300 any instruments; novelty S. Becks tead Lane, on stunts; dance numbers; Wednesday, July 22 at 1 readings or dramatic p.m. and the Peterson numbers. No number Branch Library, 9340 S. may include more than 700 E., on Wednesday, four persons. July 22 at 2 p.m. The film Contestants must be tells the story of a between the ages of 1 and girl who runs 31 and must live in Salt away from home with her Lake County. Participan- younger brother. They go ts will be judged in junior, to New York where the intermediate, and senior excitement mounts as enter divisions. First place they the winners will participate Metropolitan Museum of in the Talent Find on the Art. For further inforstate level. Anyone interested in mation on these and other participating should con- children's programs tact Jay or Julia sponsored by the Salt 7850 S. Lake County Library Spratling, 4000 W., West Jordan, no System, call later than Aug. 1. youth. contest schodulod Hey mom, why not tell your children to "go fly" this Friday? 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