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Show DMuiKMiitntfDim Page A8 Thursday, July 27, 1995 The Park Record D Section A Daughters of the Earth host three-day camp at Rockport Girl Scouts from throughout Wasatch and Summit Counties came together at Rockport State Park as part of a three-day camp hosted by Daughters of the Earth, July 18-20. It was a celebration of communal living with each other and with Mother Earth. The Earth Day Camp strives to nurture individual self esteem through appreciation of the Earth and its resources. The name "Daughters of the Earth" and the theme of the camp was inspired by a variety of Native American ceremonies and traditions. 1 -$k i x fi fS AM I' :i ' ..... llL..llJ.-. "'PrS" ml j.,.,...rf fr J ,::,. ,,. ...... ,t .y. tft ..,,1 Photos by Nate Ferguson Participants experienced many aspects of Native American culture such as music, beading, sand painting, paint-ing, doll making, costume design, song and dance, the tradition of oral story telling, weaving, sculpture and traditional tra-ditional "Give Away" ceremonies. cere-monies. Participants learned about the celebration of abundance and sharing. "It was putting your pride into something to give to someone some-one else... knowing the pride and feelings attached to the gift are fragile and precious. The most important part of any gift is invisible, it's people's peo-ple's feelings." Ml-. ' ! wv r 45;j d PCSD gets high tech Thanks to the bond election last month, all schools in the Park City School District will get over $600,000 worth of computer equipment as approved by the school board at their July 25 regular session. Not only will students be able to travel the Internet but they will be able to E-mail the other schools in the district. The technology lendlease purchases from Macintosh include computers, com-puters, printers, modems, camcorders, cam-corders, and laser disc players. Mike Andrews, principal of Park City High School, said, "Before we just had wires. At least now we have something to go at the end of the wires." UVSC offers mall courses Utah Valley State College is making it less costly to get a college education. Courses are being offered by UVSCs School of Continuing Education at the University Mall for the convenience conve-nience of those who do not want to travel the distance to campus. In the past a fee of $38, along with tuition, was charged to each student participating partic-ipating in the mall courses. But beginning fall of 1995, there will not be the $38 charge. Students interested in the mall courses will pay only the price of tuition; no off-campus fees will be charged. Anyone interested in getting get-ting involved with these courses cours-es or for more information, should contact the School of Continuing Education at UVSC, 222-8450. - iSJllhtUL 1u 'HI fiu . -4 - .5 Belleterre 8 - Fwtfy Furnished $3,900,000 A Masterpiece in design, function & finish Nestled privately in a pine forest World-class architecture by Jack Thomas Full-length glass walls Vaulted ceilings 'Approx. 7,000 sq.ft. 5 bedroomsd 5 fofis Wie ceor o room Breathtaking Park City Views from every room Honduran mahogany decks Radiant heating system Call for private showing. Jon Olch Janet Olch BALE EAGLE HOME..OUTSTANDING IN EVERY DETAIL Lot 23 - 7880 Red Tail Ct. $4, 700, 000 Unequalled ski-inski out access to Snow Park or Silver Lake Crown Pointe chairlift at your back door Wooded seclusion in .75 acre homesite Fantastic views of Jupiter, Jordanelle, Park City & Bald Mountain 5 bdrm, 6.5 bath 8,500 sq. ft. 3 levels welevator 5 fireplaces Extensive family & entertainment enter-tainment areas 3 car garage, heated driveway Fully landscaped. I Jon Olch PERFECT DEER VALLEY SKI RUN VIEWS 1971 Solamere Dr. $1,295,000 Totally renovated home Vaulted ceilings and skylight Approx. 6, 700 sq. ft Great room and formal dining 5 bedrooms4- Baths Furniture negotiable Huge Decks Expansive .75 acre corner homesite with mature landscaping, surrounded by open space Brand new asphalt circular driveway Only 50 yards from bus stop Membership in Solamere SwimTennis Club. Jon Olch or Janet Robson Olch IfMM i BmcEJiiidt1" cirjEn3stG!''lQnnifni3iimiBR ij! i OS tDI 3'i l KSaEPOU JDBiWI Si ni i wt. .i on JE'i : m 1i i up "tDI II 'II ! in (Pi Hi lit ij; i mi in Ml |
