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Show THE SENTINEL Rldgecrestors relive boom and bust cycle town of a V 'W if A. . S.L artist f oaturod at Sandy City Hall now-gho- st " If J' ' He', took tary a step back into Utah's pest last week as they fourth-grade- if ' Vi rs relived life in what once was a boom town, but has now turned to a ghost W f wanted in Ophir's stores. But, tragedy struck. The silver vein ran dry and about half of the miners were told there was no more work, or paychecks. d About SO Ridgecrest Elemen- town. sad-face- The students built the (about s fourth-grader- (HdWesttownofOphir.a half - m silver mining boom town. ' " of the group were picked randomly) left the town and discussed what Their little city was with a complete cardboard saloon, bakery The annual art exhibit sponsored by the Coray Studio in Sandy was held last Thursday at the Tyler Branch Library In Midvale. Twenty-eigh- t students of the studio had works on exhibit. A number of prizes and awards were given out: Shown are (left to right) Barbara Jacobson first in and bust cycle, the children received pay the beginner class, Susan Lancaster first checks for their work as miners, and were free to spend it on whatever they studio instructor Sharon Revo Taylor best of show and Coray, second In Intermediate class, and Meg Harris first place Intermediate. Judges were Sharon Coray and Colleen Parry of the Intermountaln Society of Artists. in non-origina- l, - crows ready for summer repairs of Local graduates named Transportation are out Utah State Univerity's resources; Collin J. Nina Andrews, Annual Moss, science; Cynthia humanities, Marili 89th Commencement Exer- M. Highlander, business; Johnson, humanities; cises June S will graduate Julie E. Jessop, business; Wesley Kyle Johnson, Mansouri, traffic 2,000 Robyn Elaine Knuteson, humanities; Wayne business; Angela Parr, temporary nearly slowdowns. B. baccalaureate and business; Brent Mlllett, business; Joseph A. Stanley advanced degree McDonald, business; humanities; Megan Tugaw, business; Heaterplanes are . being used to scrape road candidates. Speaking to Jennifer , natural Beverly Ovard, Timoney, Nelson, the graduates is Senator business; , Kellie L. resources; Tamara education; Paula x Hawkins, Brooke C. Somsen, Schmidt, business; McClure Marshall, an alumna of Nancy Olsen Selack, science. education; Jan Ervan Utah State, who will business. Gregory N. Mark, Montross, engineering; an honorary receive doctor of laws degree. for Candidates baccalaureate degrees include: , Linda Kristine Gattiker, business; Susan Park, Ackerman, humanities, education; Norman arts and social sciences; Hanson, education; Jerry Rasmussen, James Craig Hale, Denise B. Wilstead, engineering; Kevin P. humanities; Marsha A. education; ..Susan M. -- Tonks Becky , Rasmussen, education; education. Leeann Page, arts and social sciences; Brian Jay Romriell, business; Kathryn King, education; Loree Ann Godfrey Romriell, education; Steele B. J education. '""".': Don Teerlink Bassett, t Kerry , engineering; Michael Dale Hastings, Brian Gail engineering; Fillmore, humanities ; Guy Joseph Favatella, natural resources; Clay E. Christensen, agriculture, Galen Kent Mills, business; Linda Dansie Dewey, education; Pennie Jean Quilter, education. Maria J. Anderson, humanities; Laura natural Dansie, New students, entering Utah Technical College' at ProvoOrem (those who were not enrolled during June 14. Evening school students,'" "hew' or continuing, may register at any time during the the current spring day. From 2 to 3 p.m., quarter) win register open registration is June 14 for : summer scheduled for anyone not school at the college. Abo previously registered, registering on this day both day or evening. will be continuing The school day students who failed to schedule involves the register at previously student's last name, and scheduled times! ' will be as follows: 84:20 Classes for the summer a.m., 0 8:40-quarter will begin June a.m., a.m., 15. a.m., Registrar Grant L. a.m., Ha-H- Hp-K- i; for admission 10:20-10:4- 0 10:40-1- a.m., a.m., Rf-S- k; a.m., 1 Ta-V- z; Si-S- for O&R Mechanical Repair 111 S. Allen SU13 i; 3 d; r; been attend summer school for school evening classes only may day students are asked to register at the office of , honored Announcing tho Grand Opening of tho SANDY AAMCO is convenisntly locstod Just off M5 at advised. There is limited space available. For mre 80th So. and 620 West Information : registration call OT V . and 843-481- 6, 572-420- 2. For Large Motor Homes and Commercial Trucks 2 Mon Sava this numbar or call information -- . . . it. 7 a.m. Wa'ra not In to 6 p.m. tha yellow pages. rush-hou- r nnnnrra ncav nnnnrn? 7600 SO. STATE CHOICE L PttlMf MIAT 5C3-247- 3 Special Dar-D-Q- uo 10Box traffic. Quarter-Poun- Similarly, no work will be undertaken on southbound between 3:30 p.m. and 6 p.m. Work on this project will be completed by July 31. Motorists are advised tc use caution driving in d LEAN GROUND BEEF PATTIES Only always wanted5 W - aMi f - for Vacation Bible school will begin on June 7 at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, 8575 S. 700 E., Sandy. The school is scheduled to be held for a week, ending June U, beginning each morning at 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Classes win be for the three-yea-r oMs and for children up through the sixth grade. A handicap class win be provided and taught by an experienced teacher. cnywhero elso! 561-929- 572-143- 3 -- iji D y school to opon Jhcro's no reason to go CALL Miki Lewis 1, crews will be placing a protective seal on the road shoulders along Interstate 15 between 2nd South and 9th South and also between 53rd South and 90th South. The outside lane of traffic might have to be blocked off to allow work to proceed. However, no work on the shoulders Interstate 15 along northbound will take place between 7 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. That is so the work will not impede Luthoran NOW MIDVALE AND WEST m JORDAN RESIDENTS... 5 NEW BAYS AND FACILITIES For information call: feeling of having no work. contributions in technical theater for last year's "Beauty and the Beast," and for 1979-8- 0 production of "Working" and "Dial 'M for Murder." register 'on;! an Continuing Education alphabetical schedule and Evening School on CaQlorappt ' Was Roses," and "You Can't Take It With You." Ross, the son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Ross, Sandy, is a 1978 graduate of Jordan High School. While at SUSC he has also Fs-G- z. ' Outstanding Godot," "The Subject 11- - 12:41-- 1 registration will be p.m., conducted at v the p.m., p.m., From 2 to S p.m., registrar's office on the Provo campus'. This is a open registration for both departure from fall, new and continuing who winter and spring have not previously is registered whi?h registration; conducted on Ihe Orem Those planning to campus. New his Contribution In Lighting and Sound. Ross, a junior theater major was honored for his work on "Waiting for r; Dp-F- Study - College awards assembly schedules prior to June 11:20 a.m., Wa-Z11:20- 14, but cannot formally 11:40 a.m., 11:40- 12 noon, Bb-Bregister until that date. 12:20-12:4- 0 to Cook, According p.m., Bs-C-l; Cm-D- 255-S4S- a.m., e; Foreign tine house weVe gotisnto tihe home we've Southern Utah State Mi-O- z; Pa-R- 0 . hat Midvale Sandy resident Todd Ross was honored at a 9 9:20-9:4- 0 campus Educational Foundation For Sandy's Ross receives theater award Ma-M- i; 9:40-1- Provo Exchange Student same stated 8:20-8:4- o; Kj-L-z; Cook said new students the r; . natural Host a European chidlren discover the beginning June 7 from 8 a.m. until 4:90 p.m. The evening school office will mege areas. remain open for evening - .. " tK school students and' on me p.m. Sentinel wont regular 3rd West. A new surface registration day, June 14. will also be put on 5th and ads work 6th South between State Aa-B- a; 20 years axparlanca with small angina rapalr. If It can be made to run right Orren can do It . McKeniie, resources. ( counseling concerning v class and Small Engine - ! and Lawn Mower Expert Brady, businesses; UTCat Orem sets enrollment datos my apply Orran Street between 800 South and 1300 South. The many layers of pavement built up over the years occasionally must be planed down and a new smooth surface that will seal out moisture is laid down. Similar work is being done on Third West from North Temple ' to 1200 North. Portions of 4th, 5th, and 6th South have already been planed and will be resurfaced during June. A. new surface will be placed n 4th- Sooths" James agriculture; Annette Gilbert A. Petersen, Christensen, education; Larsen DeFries, engineering; Brenda L. Byron along State surfaces Put a Smile in your Home nothing lasts forever. The Interstate 15. 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Tell us how much you need and what for.- - First Security Home Improvement Loan is the easy, affordable way to start living in the home you've always in the house you've already got! wanted FOirsQ: SECQJurOtty First Security Bank of Idaho, N.A. ' ' : "oil-woo- fowell, Craig and Donna year is th Crews from the Utah Street and the ramps Department Peterson . Sandy City Hall will feature a landscape exhibit by Salt Lake resident Jeanine Vincent Brown this month. She chooses a variety of subjects in oils to reflect the unique colors and shapes of the western landscape. Jeanine sometimes constructs a collage of an old barn, bridge or cabin, her own technique which she d calls an Montage" which are paintings effect. with a She attended Illinois State University and studied under several Utah artists. She has served on the board of directors of the Intermountain Society of Artists for six years. Mower, the lesson each U DOT ... for a new pair of jeans or mug of root beer. But soon, the stores couldn't pay their rent and began to close up. Before long, Ophir became what it is today, a ghost town. Throughout this past year, Ridgecrest fourth- graders have been taking a close look at Utah's history, especially at the boom and bust cycle of This Alta. annual program is a culmination of slides, lectures and assignments on ghost towns and why they happen, Under the direction of teachers Jane Martain, for other jobs in Ophir and some thought it was best to leave town, but none were very happy. Meanwhile, the still-- 1 employed miners were still eating at the Ophir's Chinese restaurant or laying down a few bills Sheila and utility company and included wagon rides, a judge and a jail. In recreating the boom lLa From Utah State University they were going to do. A few though they might vie 3 Thursday, June 3, 1982 IBamCio First Security Bank of Rock Springs Members FDIC LENDCR First Security State Bank , |