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Show 8 One, two, three, four and even more seeds are in our pumpkins. Carefully they are pulled out and counted. Counting by fives and tens makes the counting go faster. Here are some kindergarten pumpkin facts: Did you know that pumpkin seeds are very small but a whole huge pumpkin grows from a tiny seed? Is a pumpkin a vegetable? No, it is a fruit The last pumpkin fact is size alone is not the most important thing, small seeds can become powerful.. Ethics, too, are nothing but reverence for life. This is what gives me the fundamental principle of morality, namely, that 24 HOURS AM RADIO RADIO me Key to lite is Jesus NOW with Full Streaming 1 Audio on the Web g HTTP:WWW. KEYY.COM FAMILY & RLAT10;iSfr:PS Focus on the Family Dr. James Dotal M-F 12 Noon & 5:00 p.i3 Family Life Today Dr. Dennis Rainey ....... M-F 6 a.m. S Sat 6 a.m. & 9 p.m. ;-5 Moneylrfe Chuck Bentley ..... 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"Our geologists, paleontologists, paleontolo-gists, and other scientists work in some of the most beautiful places in Utah. We hope the calendar will provide a glimpse of the beauty of these places tor those who cannot get there, and inspire others to visit." The calendar is a little bigger this year and each month highlights interesting interest-ing geologic themes such as ancient volcanoes, bizarre bi-zarre rockscapes, dinosaurs, dino-saurs, geobotany, arches Town Hall discussion on presidential candidates Representatives from both the Obama and McCain Mc-Cain campaigns will be speaking at a Town Hall Discussion held at Reagan Academy on Tuesday, Oct. 21, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Suzanne Su-zanne Gelderman, the Utah State Director of "Utah for Obama" and Tim Bridge-water, Bridge-water, Western States Representative Rep-resentative for the John McCain campaign will be the featured speakers. Audience Au-dience questions will be presented by students. 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Also new is a short biography biog-raphy on each of the 21 photographers. "There are other great calendars produced with outstanding pictures of the state," said Allis. "While those calendars are more focused on tourism, tour-ism, our calendar is intriguing in-triguing geologically and educationally." ' The calendars are now available in the Natural Resources Map & Bookstore, Book-store, 1594 W. North Temple, Tem-ple, Salt Lake City, (801) 537-3320 or 1-888-UTAH-MAP; geostoreutah. gov. You can preview the calendar online at www. geology.utah.gov. The calendars cost only $4.25 each. For orders of 10 or more, the calendars are discounted to $3.50 each. Quantities are limited and they sold out last year before Christmas. The Utah Geological Survey Sur-vey provides timely scientific sci-entific information about Utah's geologic environment, environ-ment, resources and hazards. haz-ards. school at 489-7828. Anyone Any-one with a good question for the speakers is invited invit-ed to email it before the event to HYPERLINK townhall jreaganacademy.org. Students Stu-dents will be designated to ask the selected questions. "With Nov. 4th just weeks away, it is a great opportunity to teach our youth about the value of getting involved in the political po-litical process and a little about the issues that face our nation and world today." to-day." said Assistant Director Direc-tor Justin Riggs. "Its good to remember that the four years between presidential elections may see short for adults, but this will be the election many of our children chil-dren will remember from their childhood." r 2 "5 VISA ! :.'i:;;!;i :S.!:'. .; ' ': . ." X :': ., ,-"''' " , ' - " ' v " ' ' ' . " ' "v t 4 . t t ! , . I '-' , . . , ! n f I - ,-' -, . 1 lgr , &&&' J Miss Winkel's students did not forget to get dressed today. They got to come to school decked out in their pajamas as a reward for all their hard work, reading, writing and spelling. Ahhh! what a way to relax and enjoy a reward. Krazy for K Red Hat Klub ,., ' - "i : : i'V, i . it' " t- - ' - - i ' " ' ' ' V- i . ' v J- . . - Keri Huntsman, a kindergarten teacher in Nebo School District became an official "red hatter" at the last meeting of the kindergarten teachers in Nobo district. In conjunction with Nebo Schoiol District Superin-, tendent Chris Sorensen's invitation to "Enjoy the Ride," the kindergarten teachers in Nebo district have created a Red Hat Klub. They meet monthly at a pre-arranged restaurant restau-rant and enjoy the fun-night fun-night out as colleagues, laughing and sporting their red, purple and pink! This past week, they held their first ever "Red-uation "Red-uation Ceremony." Keri Huntsman, upon turning 50 this past month, traded trad-ed in her pink hat for the Fast Phone Quotes No salesman will visit you. Fast quotes from your rough measurements. Final measurement done at time of order. Visit our showroom! CALL (801 )-222-3350 (Have your measurements ready!) FREE ESTIMATES! ' SHOWROOM 35 East 400 South Springville Hours': Mon-Sat 8a.m to 6p.m. Thursday, October 16, 2008 prestigious red one that she will proudly wear from now on. No longer is 50 a birthday to dread, but cause for a celebration instead! in-stead! Huntsman recited several sever-al promises as an official "red hatter," one of which was promising to read the menu aloud for any red hat member who's forgotten forgot-ten her bifocals! Congratulations lo Huntsman for this prestigious pres-tigious accomplishment and the Krazy for K Red Hat Klub welcomes other |