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Show Symphony The Utah Valley Sym phony's 47th season will include a wide range of music, from traditional classics to the premiere of a contemporary musical. Performances - all ' at 7:30 p.m. on a Wednesday and Thursday in the Provo Tabernacle - will be conducted con-ducted by Bryce Rytting, now in his seventh year with the 75-member orchestra. Holder of an M.F.A. in Free parenting class is offered With so many challenges facing children today, many parents are looking for ideas and techniques to help them be more effective in raising their children. A five-week course designed to improve parenting skills is being offered on Thursday evenings from 7 to 9 and is free to members of the community. com-munity. The course will begin on Thursday, Sept. 23, and be held each Thursday evening through Oct. 21. The course, sponsored by Ensign Schools (215 N. Center Cen-ter Street in American Fork) covers a host of helpful parenting par-enting topics, including: Six effective leadership principles for home and anywhere individuals lead. How to organize family leadership to promote character char-acter and achievement in the home. The four conditions necessary nec-essary to change behavior. How to maximize a child's development by learning what they are doing in school The developmental stages of families and how to adapt work, rules, and relationships to the benefit ofall. The developmental Oktoberfest The aroma of bratwurst will fill the crisp autumn air as Snowbird will celebrate cele-brate Oktoberfest every weekend until Oct. 10. Polka music and fun await the entire family along with scenic tram rides to Hidden Peak. Events are scheduled from noon until 6 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays, with plenty of food, dancing, danc-ing, yodeling, and games to entertain the entire family. Local and national German polka bands and yodelers will perform on the main stage, including the Salzburger Echo and the Bavarians. In addition, addi-tion, the alpenhorns will also be played on top of Hidden Peak. In Kinderland, children may decorate their own Oktoberfest buttons, ride a giant super slide, or have their faces painted, while adults enjoy bratwurst and sauerkraut, sauer-kraut, German chocolate cake or pretzels. Visitors may also enjoy the work of 35 local crafters from around the region, who will offer goods for sale. Attracting over 70,000 visitors during the celebration, cele-bration, Oktoberfest has grown to become one of the largest festivals in the state of Utah. Oktoberfest 2004 will include Oktoberfest Oktober-fest Halle featuring the tastes of Bavaria along with Juhl Haus Polygamy Porter brats and Juhl Haus Provo Girl brats, developed in the state of Utah. Admission is free and Snowbird can be reached by traveling a short ride Call 756-7669 to place a classified ad begins 47th season musicology from Princeton University and a former member of the faculty at Eastman School of Music, Rytting chairs the music department at Utah Valley Val-ley State College. The five-concert season will open Oct. 13 and 14 with Salt Lake pianist Marjorie Janove performing perform-ing Robert Schumann's Piano Concerto in A Minor. Holiday favorites will usher in the Christ- stages of children and how to promote their growth physically, socially, mentally, mental-ly, emotionally, and morally. The five components found in a family, a child's classroom, and any other social context, and how a child can easily transfer what is learned in one setting set-ting to another. One parent who attended this course commented, "This parenting class has made all the difference for our family. I've had so many eye-opening ideas. As I have applied the principles, it has brought harmony and happiness hap-piness back into our family in places where there was stress and frustration." Another, former attendee said, "This parenting class has given me the tools I need to be a better parent. I have thoroughly enjoyed the instructor with her knowledge knowl-edge and insights into parenting. par-enting. She was so positive, funny, and encouraging. I have already invited more parents to come to the class." Those who wish to reserve a place or receive more information about this free course, may contact con-tact Ensign Schools at 492-1344. 492-1344. begins up Little Cottonwood Canyon. More information is available from Snowbird Snow-bird at 933-2110. I I -4 Clean or replace the filler. Check the blower belt ond oil the blower motor Make sure the blower doors one replaced properly. ChfxitoseellTdlhevefinlhehajseareuncb mas season in a concert Dec. 1 and 2. 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