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Show Paoe 10 November 18, 1993 Thursday. Messenger-Enterpris- e. Ephraim Middle School News Positive Action Students of the Week By RoseAnn Higham Six th Grade Winners of the Spirit Stick! This past week the Ephraim Middle School student council directed activities to celebrate Spirit Week. Spirit Week is a week set aside for students to enjoy working together as grades and to develop pride in their school. The weeks activities began with students dressed as their favorite heroes. Each day after also had a theme. Tuesday was Sports Day, Wednesday was B lue and Gold Day; Thursday was Mixed up Day; and Friday was sdrawkcaB Day! Students best representing each theme were selected each day and received certificates for their efforts. The week was not without activities for the students. A Laser-ligShow was held in the gym; Miss Utah spoke to the students; there was a lip sync competition; and studentbody officers competed against students' and teachers in sporting events. On Friday afternoon, all of the students met in the gym to see which grade could yell their cheer the loudest The Seventh Grade proved that they could project the most noise and enthusiasm. That afternoon ended with a choice of activities. The students could attend a ht cancels all Utah late season antlerless hunts DWR Manti Elementary School play games. The Student Council is under the direction of Nadene Nielsen. Band Concert is a big success Band students from Ephraim Middle School and Manti High presented a program this past week in the high school auditorium. The beginning students of the Sixth Grade played several songs from their technique book plus a favorite piece that they had only worked on for one week. The music covered a wide range of tastes. There was everything from Native American chanting to John Phillip Sousa. The Seventh Grade Band sole the show with their rendition of Mouthpiece Mania. In this number, the trumpet section soloed using only the mouthpieces of their instruments. The bands are under the direction of Brad Flindesr and Laurie Allen. Don Kitchen, a Snow College students is assisting with Mrs. Allens classes while she is on maternity leave. The next music concerts will be Candlelight at the Middle School on December 14th, and the Annual Christmas Concert at Manti High on December 15 th. son confirmed the DWRs original bleak forecast of low deer numbers. Taking more animals would not be in the best interest of the herds," noted DWR big game program co- Citing near record mule deer losses statewide lat winter and dramatically decreased fawn production last spring, the Division of Wildlife Resources (DWR) has cancelled all Utah late season antlcrless deer hunts, effective immediately. The unprecedented closure invalidates over 5,000 antlerless deer dance in the gym, watch a movie, or permits through December ordinator, Wes Shields. Utah is not the only state experiencing low deer numbers. Idaho has also canceled antlerless deer hunts in the southeastern portion of the state. Nevada, Wyoming and Colorado are also experiencing diminished deer populations. 31,, 1993. Director Tim Provan stressed that full refunds will be issued to all n tag holders. Cancellation of the antlerless hunts and the resulting loss of revenue came at a time when the DWR was already in a pinch for operating funds," Provan said. But well just have to live with it because it was the right thing to do, he added. Provan made the announcement after conferring with members of the Board of Big Game Control. The recent low harvest success during the general buck deer sea post-seaso- Positive Actions Students of the Week are Luke Denton, Ty ler T umbow, Makayla Denton, and Cody Cox. Although present antlerless hunts have been canceled, conditions could occur this winter requiring limited antlerless harvest due to range damage or depredation on private property. If animals must be harvested under these con ditions, hunters whooriginally possessed permits for the specific area will be called in the order in which they purchased their permits. Great American Smokeout set during Thanksgiving week The American Cancer Societys Great American Smokeout is an d effort to enupbeat, courage smokers to give up cigarettes for 24 hours, if only to prove to themselves that they can do it. Who knows, they may even quit for good, according to Dr. David good-nature- Crimin, Richfield, American Cancer Society Central Region Presi- dent. The Great American Smokeout is held annually on the third Thursday in November. In order to prepare smokers for withdrawal symptoms and strategies for helping stop smoking, the Society offers the following information. Smokers will experience physiological and psychological withdrawal as they pass up the cigarettes. Nicotine is largely eliminated from the bloodstream and body tissues via the kidneys. Quitters should drink plenty of liquids such as water and fruit juice, but also pass by the alcohol and coffee. The first three or four days when the bulk of nicotine is being eliminated will be the most difficult Symptoms will include headaches, irritability, muscle aches, and cramps, anxiety, visual disturbances, sleeping difficulties, distorted sense of time perception and intense craving for tobacco. Less common symptoms include mize weight gain. Quitters need a lot of support from the people around them. Preaching and scolding are counterproductive, so dont take that approach. Instead offer constant reassurance. Be a calming influence. Offer praise and encouragement. Helpyourquitterkecpagood sense of humor. Tell jokes. Watch a funny video or movie. Agree to give up something you dearly love, such as chocolate, coffee, soap operas. Provide your friend with a survival kit of carrot and celery sticks, sugarless gum and candy, pencils and straws to hold or chew. If youre an share your m Always remember, NEVER NAG, threaten or criticize, espe- dally of your quitter slips and smokes. Theres still hope. For more information about the Great American Smokeout, call the information line, Society's toll-fr- ee will plant another truckload of catchable rainbow trout before ice over. Good ice fishing is expected. Scofield Fishing has been good with heavy fishing pressure. A lot of trout are in the 12 inch class, although anglers continue to creel hefty 2 to 4 lb rainbows. Conservation officers are issuing citations for persons trespassing posted grounds on the southwest shore of the reservoir. Coats OffPrice 40-5- 0 Regular Off Regular Price Girls, Boys Tops and Bottoms Sizes Ladles Fashion Coats of the Utah Jazz A. Novice, 3rd and 4th grades B. Intermediate, 5th and 6th grades 2. Jr. High Division, sign up in November A 7th and 8th grade boys B. 7th and 8th grade girls B. I Childrens Dresses Ladies Dress Blouses Ladies Sleepwear Mens Western Shirts All Eastland Shoes The Jr. Jazz Program is now In your area, with leagues divided Into age groups: 1. Jr. Jazz Division A J.V. - 9th and Mens Dress Shirts Mens Sports Shirts All Discounted & Community Recreational Agencies to 24 mb. Mens Haggar Dress Pants Ladies Dress Pants Mens Docker Pants All Winter Snow Boots Mens Flannel Shirts Nike, Reebok, L.A. Gear Athletic Shoes Boys and Girls Leagues 6 mo. Acid washed, stone washed, bleached, white washed, from Wrangler, Chic, and Levi . Off Regular Price mm. A program 8, Ladies & Girls Knit Sweaters Ladies & Mens Fashion Jeans ftf) Manti and Sterling Youth! 2-1- Boys Sweaters American Heart Association Jj Jantzen Sweaters 25 $5.00 Off lxggtkte (gsi3) Mens off Kteo flflgep uftixp Mens and Ladies Vasque Hiking Boots Take an extra $ 0.00 Off our .already low discounted price!, 1 Oth grades S.A.S. Shoes $8.00 Off Regular Price Senior - Ith and 12th grades I Graduated rules and competitive levels by division. participant will redeve: A uniform Jersey, certificate of participation, Utah Jazz Game ticket, membership card, Utah Jazz player clinic at your league, and paid officials. Each Skyline Drive lakes - There is now snow along the Skyline drive, are mostly inaccessible without drive vehicles. Palisade Lake Fair fishing. The lake is half full. There is a state park fee required on all parts of the lake this year. Joes Valley Fishing pressure is down, but the few anglers out have reported good fishing, especially on the west side. Kens Lake - The Loa Hatchery Pacific Trail Winter 3. Intramural Division, sign up in November How's the fishing? Mens, Boys, Girls & Ladies ; Does Your Heart Good. irregularity and sore gums or tongue. Nicotine withdrawal subsides rapidly after the first three or four days, but urges to smoke and increased appetite could be long-terPsychological withdrawal is often extremely complex and can last from weeks to years. The first two to three months after quitting is a critical period. Some smokers will quit several times before becoming long-terquitters. Exercise, even light exercise, such as walking, can help quitters stay off cigarettes and avoid or mini quitting experiences, and encourage them by your experience. Send flowers or balloons during the day at the office or at home to celebrate. At the end of the day tell your quitter that in just six more days his or her body could be cleansed of j nicotine, and that he or she could be on the way to complete freedom j from tobacco. j Join the Jazz League at: Mens 501 Fashion Mens Wrangler Levis Fashion Jeans Black, Stonewashed Blue Stonewashed Blue, Tan, or Black 5 Manti City Office 50 S. Main, Manti November 2 to Nov. 1 Off Pro-Rod- 5 eo off 9 Office Hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. $5.00 late fee charged after Nov. 9 No applications taken after Nov. 26 1 Cost: $25.00 (3rd thru 8th grades) $6.00 for Jammin Shorts (optional) Parents are needed as volunteer coaches i l liH.i t. ' |
