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Show ft ink wh u i ft muiouM, ULU I, 19 Smithfield girls plan organ recital Woman writes manual on new piano technique Lori Zollinger will give an organ recital in the Smith-fiel- d Stake Center, BOO East 120 South, Smithfield, Friday, at 7 p m. The public is invited to attend. There is no charge. She will play Prelude and Fugul in F minor by Bach, Chorale preludes by Bach, Toccats and Fugue in F major by Buxtlude, Prelude, Variations by Fugue, Franck. Hyfrydol by R.V. williams, hymn preludes by Manokin, a chorale by Monokin, a chorale prelude on Greensleeves by Wright and Toccata by Boellmann. lxiri is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Zollinger, College Ward, and is a senior at Brigham Young Univer- By LaKKE BODILY LEWISTON Using a new concept in piano teaching methods, Nadene Mick-elso- n has written a manual on the subject. In writing this method for beginners at the piano, I have attempted to lay a foundation for good musicianship, Mrs. Mickelson explained. The seed of commitment to write the book was planted over eight years ago, she continued. Many children came to her for lessons without even a basic knowledge of scales ' and key signatures even after several years of taking lessons. Such a situation is a waste of time for the child and a waste of money for the parents, according to Mrs. Mickelson. Since music is basically the combination of many different patterns, I believe a child can best be taught music by learning to associate these patterns one with another. A child will learn faster and have better understanding of the particular concept being taught if he can make associations with something already familiar to him, she said. The entire thing that evolves around making this process work is to associate new things they learn with something theyre already a spiral familiar with process. Mrs. Mickelson's book is titled, Breakthrough in Teaching the Beginning Piano Student. She explains that in using this new concept, the student can acquire better comprehension of the keyboard and dexterity in playing in eight weeks than could be hoped for in six months to a year from any method previously available. She lists the advantages: 1. Student can play beginning at any location on the keyboard. He is not tied to a position for a long time. 2. He can play as easily in the base cleff as he can in the treble cleff. 3. Equally valuable to the student having reading problems who has started with other methods. 4. Progress is rapid so students stay enthusiastic. 5. Develops good understanding of rhythm. 6. Introduces ear training. five-fing- er She has also studied organ with Lynn Thomas and Linda Margeets. and piano with KaNae La Beau and Betty Beecher. technique, sight reading and builds these skills by repeated use throughout the book. 7. He can play in different keys without stumbling over sharps and flats in the key A Christmas dinner was held Thursday by the Richmond Ladies Literary Club at the clubrooms to 25 members by Dora Hendricks, Olive Murray and Sadie signature. Starting last June, Mrs. Mickelson has been giving workshops for piano teach in such places as Grace, Montpelier and Burley, Ida., and in several Wyoming locations. Mrs. Mickelson is the wife of Norris Mickelson, owner and operator of a large dairy business. They are the parents of three sons and three daughters. Briefs Mrs. Wilda Taggart drove to Ogden to be with her son Mark and daughter-in-laand Joan Taggart and 6 w children. They all went to Joan's mothers home for Thanksgiving dinner, Alice and J.D. McDonald. The traditional turkey a turkey dinner and all the Thanksgiving trimmings Day. Arley and Orval Coleman spent Saturday in Ogden with their daughter and husband, Erma and Donald Franklin and family, who were guests of the aunts and uncles of Robert Adams, friend of Gail Franklin, at a banquet for Robert who dinner was served. Margaret and Rex Hebdon and family Janet, Bill and leaves on an LDS mission to Roy and Christina and Berry Munich, Germany. There were 75 in attendWhite and family of Milwaukee, Oregon and Ruth and ance in the cultural hall of the church house where a Frank Raleigh and two children of Salt Lake City enjoyed program was held. SENIOR CITIZENS PROGRAM FOR CACHE On Friday Dec. 9 dinner will be served at noon with the program at 2:30 p.m. to be put on by Nola and Archie Jenkins, a Christmas program. There will be a dance from 8:00 to 10:30 p.m. music by Fay Hulls orchestra. Sat. and Sun. Dec. 10 and 11 the Center will be closed. Monday Dec. 12 will be dinner at noon followed by games, crafts, etc. Tuesday Dec. 13: Dinner at noon with shuffleboard at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday Dec. 14: Din- ner with playing of Bingo after. Prizes are donated by merchants. Thursday Dec. 15: Dinner at noon with games, crafts, sewing, etc. Friday Dec. 16: Dinner at noon. Program at 2:30 p.m. Elvin Mecham is arranging for the Gem Notes - a singing froup from Grace. Be sure to make a 24 hour reservation for the meals at the Center. A special Christmas dinner will be served Dec. 23rd. Zelda Stoddard. Lauranna Porter gave a Christmas reading. Gifts were exchanged. hostesses. The tables were decorated in the Christmas theme by Susie Anderson and the program arranged by Lauranna Porter. Millie Andrus gave a story. Hazel Hancock, a LOB I ZOLLINGER In the Ward Fast and Testimony meeting, two babies were blessed. The son of Wesley and Jean Roundy was blessed and named Chad Jeremy by his father and assisted by grandfather. Brooks Roundy and Tom Hull and by the bishopric. The sixth daughter of David and Shirley Dennis was blessed and named Angela Joy by her father with assistance by the bishopric, Jay Woodward, Vernon Summers, Bill Ruth White was welcomed as a new member by Vice President Violet Bair who also conducted the meeting. The next meeting will be Jan. t Idaho, where Lynn Archibald, nephew is the head coach. Hereford stock steer calves $43.50; Yearling feeder steers - choice quality 550 to 700 lbs. $36.00 41.50; Choice Feeder steers over 700 lbs. $38.25; Hereford stock heifer calves $31.00 -33.80; Yearling heifers $34.00; Hosltein steers 300 to 500 lbs. $34.00 to 35.00; Holstein steers 550 to 800 lbs. $30.00 - 34.00; Over 800 lbs. $30.50 - 32.80; Choice fed n. brother, Larry, his wife, Lynn and three children from Newton, his brother, Ron and his wife, Nancy, and their son Nathan from Ogden and a sister Esther Heaps and her husband Marion and family from Bountiful. 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Curlee - Harmony - Swedish Knit Dress Suits and Western Suits Curlee Sport Coats and Slacks Freman Dress Shoes -- from Montpelier, diana University, Columbia University, and the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, where he lived for more than never turn down a fashionable gift for his Winter wardrobe! See our big group! Top dairy cow $780.00; dairy cows and heifers $525 - 700; Smaller common dairy cows $350 475; High yielding heifer-ette- s $28.50; Utility and commercial cows $20 - 25.50; Canner and Cutter cows $18 22.50; Bulls $31.00 - 34.80; Killer Bulls $29.00 - 35.00; -- Idaho, her sister, Mary Ann Jeppeson and her husband and four children from Day-toIdaho, Wes' family, a qualified, having degress and much advanced study at Utah State Universty, In- That man who has everything will Good to choice Margene Anderson. A family dinner was held at the home of Wes and Jean Roundy after the blessing of their baby, Chad Jeremy. Those who enjoyed the get together were her parents, Tom and Ann Hull from Whitney, Idaho, a brother, Dr. Ludlow hardly needs an introduction, as he has been here in this capacity before. He is extremely well appreciate SMITHFIELD, UTAH December 2, 1977 Dennis, and other family members. The Junior Sunday School spiritual presentation was given by Kim Tribe, Dennis Jones, Chad Griffin, Dan Jones and Misty Griffin under the direction of the next Know Your Religion lecture series, to be held at the Preston South Stake Center Saturday, at 7 p.m., it was announced by Mark Hart. v Classics hell VELVA4pc SMART SET Syfesecilb 5. Correlation for the LDS Church will be the speaker at Christmas enjoyed the Thanksgiving holiday at their daughters home, Carolie and her hus-- . band Jim Hansen and their three children, Carey, Laura Lee, and Kirk in Idaho Falls, Idaho. They all attended the basketball game at Idaho State University with the Australians at Pocatello, In the Newton Ward, the Sunday School family presentation was given by Terry and Debra Goodsell, Our Family is Blessed With Many Priceless Gifts. Butch Daniel H. Ludlow, presentserving as Director of poem, and group singing of Christmas songs were led by Effie Egan, accompanied by Olson, Newton News ers ly Literary club parties sity studying under Dr. Parley L. Belnap. NADIE MICKELSON Daniel Ludlow to speak at lecture Chocolates Get A Free Pound Of Chocolates With Every New Subscription Free Pound With Every Two Year Renewal. THE CITIZEN MAKES AN IDEAL GIFT T001 i j I Hi Gtacfaje fflfttpu SI AMI MJIHit VI I AJ 14411 IStiHIftrtM WllN KAM'N.rA'Ofti HI UNI Johnson Drug Store Preston, Idaho Wf nrwftvt TNT (MONT TO I ANT QHANflfff A At AM f PATTI III S' ft i t8 l I 8 t |