Show Page 6 Thurs LISPS Millard County Nov 1984 Parent-Teach- er Converences set for Nov 14 Delta South’s COYOTE CAPERS The dreaded day for some students conapproaching ferences will be held Wednesday Nov 14 from noon to eight in the evening at Delta High’s cafeteria School will be closed for the day for any classwork but report cards will be handed out so parents will be able to refer to them in the conferences Principal Simmons said “Teachers will be in the cafeteria to meet the parents and talk with them about their student’s progress” will not have to be Appointments made Mr Ron Petersen said “The parents and students too if they’d like to come will be able to come any time throughout the day” Mr Petersen hopes students will come to the conferences wfth their parents since a student’s educational responsibility is shared with parents teachers and the student himself is Sannes competes for Senate Youth Program better next year” The Youth Senate Program was established in 1962 with a unanimous vote for the Senate Resolution 324 and was later amended to provide for the participation of the Dept of Defense Schools which are overseas The resolution specified that the program should be “supported by private funds with no expense to the Federal Government” The William Randolph Hearst Foundation arranged for the provisions of the funds For the past years that foundation has paid for all expenses hotels meals including transportation insurance and a $2000 scholarship for the Washington DC winners The program has been placed on the Advisory List of National Contests and Activities for by the National Association of Secondary School Principals Delta High sent a representative to the State Capitol to participate in the United States Senate Youth Program Joel Sannes was selected because he scored higher than any other Delta student on a political science test One person either a senior or a junior from every school in the state had the to participate opportunity had to be an elected Contestants school official or student council representative and a citizen and permanent resident of the US From those contestants were chosen Utah in two people to represent DC The standards for Washington qualifying were based on an oral interview and group questioning Although Joel was not selected as a state winner he would like to try again next year He said “With the experience I have gained I think I can do For four weeks the Accapella students have kept up their fund raising project at Quality Market “With the cooperation of the store the kids tape coupons directly on the products then when the shoppers go through the checkstands they may put the coupon in the box provided by the choir choir” said Mr Wankier director Each section in the choir has a weekly turn of taping coupons to products are clipped The coupons by all members of the choir and so far according to Wankier the project has been a success The four section leaders are in charge of keeping count of how many coupons are brought to class They also sort the coupons into categories Alto section leader Liesl Finlinson said “Taping the coupons is a lot of work for us but it will be worth it if the community continues to support iU essssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssS Delta North Salutes Student Teacher Delta North Elementary salutes Mjss Diane Fowles one of our three student teachers this year Student teaching has for Miss been a great experience Fowles the students she has taught and her cooperating teachers Miss Fowles has worked in the Kindergarten with Mrs Flora Wood and more recently in the First Grade with Mrs Virginia Pelaez Both teachers hated to see Miss Fowles complete her work with them Miss Fowles will finish her student teaching "experience with Mrs Deb Pace at the Delta South Elementary Miss Fowles has done an exceptional job during her stay at Delta North Her teaching skills are highly developed and she has won her way into the hearts of both the children and staff at our school Miss Fowles was born in Delta Utah and has four brothers and one sister She grew up in Sutherland and Delta and graduated from both Delta Elementary and Delta High School She attended Utah Technical College in Provo Utah and will graduate from Southern Utah State College in Cedar City as soon as her student teaching is complete news Coupon project continues to benefit choir gsssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssa rrr r?mTT7 ' y Delta North Elementary In The News Coleen Talbot Teachers in the us” The money from the project will go costs to future transportation and possibly even a new costumes piano for the auditorium “The said Wankier also coupons are tallied weekly and so far we’ve made several hundred dollars “We need the support of the community to take advantage of the opportunity to help the choir” Miss Fowles has kept busy outside She has her educational endeavors worked as a Nurses’s Aide as a store clerk and as a Motel Desk Clerk and maid She enjoys playing the piano and singing in her spare time She also en- - joys softball embroidery and cooking When recalling the events of her own Miss Fowles elementary years remembers fondly her own r Mom Mrs Kindergarten Zoe Fowles! The entire Fowles family is devoted to educational pursuits Miss Fowles’ father is the director of the West Central Utah Vocational School her mom teaches first grade at Delta North Elementary and her brother is a coach at Delta High School! Miss Fowles has enjoyed her stay at Delta North Her only complaint is that the stay was tooo short!! Delta North has been fortunate to have Miss Fowles as a member of our teaching team We wish her the best of everything in her future endeavors We know she will be a success at whatever she attempts Coy ot 1 " r ' r-- r Evelyn Johnson Martena & and Eva Lynn Gorley Extra effort In response to our plea for blankets needed for our nursing station Evelyn Johnson decided she would make a nice warm tie quilt Her husband suggested to put our school mascot on it and the results?A beautiful silky red and white hand tied quilt with our friendly coyote in the center within a yellow circle It was unanimously decided this was too nice for our nursing station Therefore it is hanging up on our wall for all to see and enjoy We thank and appreciate Evelyn Johnson so much for her time and talents She is the grandmother of Martena and Eva Lynn students Gorley Elementary at Delta South about Delta How can anyone read 2878 pages in 2 hrs? Well Mrs Pace’s 4th grade class showed us how Last week all the students brought several favorite novels and books as well as their blankets pillows and plenty of snacks to keep themselves alert After lunch the entire (All menus subject to change without notice) Monday Nov 5 Balogna & cheese sandwich diced carrots chilled pear half woatmeal cookie and milk Tuesday Nov 6 Turkey chow mein wchinese noodles sliced bread & butter creams fruit cup and milk Nov 7 Wednesday Sloppy joe on a bun tater tots carrot sticks red jello wwhipped topping and milk Nov 8 Thursday tossed green Hamburger pizza salad sliced garlic bread pink applesauce and milk Friday Nov 9 Corn dog shoestring fries buttered spinach Vi apple and milk Tammy DeHaan demonstrates different Fillmore Elementary 3rd Graders Blvd 864-455- 1 RAMMIES Roller Skating Rink 1521 East Hwy 125 - Delta Utah 7:15 Monday & 9:10 2 )tW Amm 4 until 7 pm & 7 until 10 pm Afternoon Skate 2 pm until 5 “Places Wednesday In The Heart” Cheap Skate Night $225 per person “Here Come Santa Claus” Plaza Twin is located Just North of Delta For Information Call 1150 Children on HWY I at the Pandray Plaza Prices: 1350 Adults under 14 1150 Senior Citizens 4 until 7 pm 7 until 10 pm 5 & 4 until 7 until Late 10 pm 7 pm 10 pm Skate - 1 pm Skate Lessons 5 pm until 7 pm Regular Skating pm $300 per person Friday Reservations for Church Activities Birthday Parties or Croup Activities $30 per hour & $100 per person for skates CD COMING NEXT: 5 $8:00 per family Tuesday Kru'tweri & & Oldies But Goodies Night $250 per person 7 until 10 "THE NEW PRINCE OF HOLLYWOOD' 9:00 Saturday Thursday Family Night 4 until 7 pm 7 until 10 pm $250 per person 7:00 methods of working with clay to Third graders learn clay sculpture techniques Twin ff ft afternoon was spent in the middle of the room with the desks pushed back It was reported having a readathon that it was very quiet and fun and by the amount that was read very successful too The students are hoping they will be able to do this again during the year Delta North Elementary school lunch menu Nov 5 to 9 November 2 thru 8 Twin learning” Readathon PLAZA TWIN 420 East Topaz This month we would like to recognize our kindergarten teachers do They put in many unpaid hours as most of our teachers and we would like to let them know we recognize their efforts greatly appreciate their dedication and thank them for the excellent job they are doing with our children Colleen Talbot was born in Hurricane Utah She received her BA from SUSC She has taught Kindergarten for three years She is married and has four Brett Tenille Mindy and children Nicole She loves camping and taking long walks and “trying” to waterski and bowl When asked what she enjoys about teaching Mrs Talbot responded “I love being friends with the children Kindergarten children are so excited am 50C less with skates (No Steel Wheels) Senior Citizens $150 per person FOR RESERVATIONS CALL: 864-555-7 Bookings Start Nov 5 Sunday 4 until 7 pm & 7 until 10 pm $250 per person Fillmore Elementary students took time out on Thursday Oct 25 to learn the skills and techniques of clay sculpture Tammy deHaan was on hand to demonstrate the proper way to work with clay and to assist students as they produced their own works of art Mrs deHaan first took the time to show the 3rd graders different methods of working with clay She also demonstrated how to most effectively handle the clay Later students were given the to create their own opportunity projects The 3rd graders used their imaginations to create owls candy dishes and a variety of other items The clay projects will later be painted and glazed $ ote for Abe Johnson He will listen to your concerns and act on them r County Commissioner Pi Pal kNM h) JebMM LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT are important in county government Warren Jensen has beea involv-ein leadership positions throughout his life While in college Warren was president of the L niverity Dairy Club an officer in the Eagle Scout organization and a member of the first place university dairy judging ictra He has beald many leadership positions in the Air F orce Reserve has beea a director of Resource Management and a Base N Welfare Fund custodian He has attended many K ools and management and leadership with instruction from many major IS company managers He has beea active in county and state politics Warren would liked to use his management experience in Millard County government ote Nov ( for W arren Jensen for County Commissioner r r “ ) |