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Show Thursday, September 23, 1999 Manti Messenger Page 12 Dugout Grader Field Trip Manti Elementary First Manti Elementary kids enjoy annual field trip planted "living necklaces while learning about plants. After enjoying lunch, the group entered the com maze. The students were divided into groups of six children with one parent or teacher. Only a couple of groups found the real exit, with others taking the chicken" way out! The Manti Llementary School first grade isited Thanksgiving Point in Lehi on Tuesday, Sept. 4, for their annual field trip. The stu1 dents were taught b educational specialists employed at the Animal Park. Specific Utah State Core science objectives were the focus of the trip, such as lessons about water, clouds, weather, the water cycle, plants, and animals. Students toured the weather station and the enormous greenhouses. They took a vv agon ride around the tree farm and saw water buffalo, bison, ostriches, and many other pasture animals. Students also The participants felt the trip was a success, in that it gave students experiences they can review and recall all year in science. Students had a chance to leam in a different env ironment, get to know other students, and just have a really great time! Wifi pi (Continued from page 1) (DUP) histories, and is believed to be the most likely location for the actual dwellings. Approval was obtained from Temple President Graham W. Doxey, and the LDS Church for property to be used that the church owns. Elder Ben Banks, representing the Church, looked at the project, and wanted it to be as authentic as possible, but also wanted Costs for the project have so far totalled about $1000 for logs, tools, etc. Of course, the labor w'as safety. donated. This concern for safety was met with the decision to use con- crete walls and floors, which would then be made to appear authentic through log facings. The end result will hopefully be an accurate rendering of early pioneer dugouts, but safe enough for occasional tours. People will not be allowed to see it without supervision. Volunteer guides will take groups PTA Sponsored Parenting class, Love and Logic, starts on Thursday, Sept. 23, at 8 p.m. All are invited and interested persons should call Shonda Queen at 6-- 8. The 4th grade went on their annual field trip to Capitol Reef on Sept. 1 7th. Every year the town of Fruita has a Pioneer Celebra- Inc. 835-424- A few pieces of furniture will also be built, according to DUP descriptions, and will probably in- : fv clude a table, chair, bed and perhaps a few shelves. The roof will be done next Sat- urday, and it is hoped that the whole project will be complete in October, with a dedication tentatively planned for Nov. 5, to coincide with the Noyes Building deciation. Of course, said Stake President Doug Dyreng, We hope to get a general authority to come down and dedicate the site, but we just don't know yet for sure. these demonstrations fit right in with what the children are learning in school. On the way home, the students were able to stop and rock hunt for a short while, adding to their rock collections, that are part of their science core curriculum in the 4th grade school year. One of the fossils they were able to find, is a Devil's Toenail, which is an old sea shell, found in dried up ocean beds. Parent Teacher conferences are on Sept. 30 and Oct. 1st, Bicycle Safety Day is on Oct. 4th and ' the Fall Carnival is on Oct. 6th. Skyler Miller and Haylee Buck JMEl O Snow College Media Representative Can you imagine digging in your flower garden and suddenly coming across dinosaur bones? 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Pam Miller, Instructor for Museum Studies and Anthropology at CEU, will be the keynote speaker. H Michelinas or ;t-X- Yu H Sing, Asstd 990 ENTREES Shasta, Asstd SODA POP $1 99 12 pk. Miller majored in Southwest Archeology, and has participated in a considerable amount of fieldwork with native cultures. She is a m,ember of the State Board of History, the Utah Museum Association, and Chair of the Nine-Mil- e Canyon Coalition. Aside from being a professor at CEU, she also currently works as the Assistant Director of the CEU Prehistoric Museum. Miller has worked extensively with all aspects of ancient life. Aside from working with cultures, she also built the Huntington Mammoth on display at the Fairview Museum. Her lecture will emphasize prehistoric life, specifically dinosaurs. This is a wonderful opportunity for an inside look at the beasts who ruled the earth before man. The community is encouraged to attend this valuable experience. 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