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Show Nursery School Is Laboratory MANTI MESSENGER Thursday, November 7, 1974 ICAC Leadership at Stake In Saturdays Game Snow College and Ricks College of Rexburg, Idaho, will meet Saturday afternoon at 2 at Badger Stadium In the showdown battle of the Intermountain Collegiate Athletic Conference campaign. Both teams are undefeated in the conference, with victories over Dixie and Mesa, and the game will probably decide the ICAC championship. Because the game is Snows homecoming attraction, a capacity crowd is expected in the Badger bleachers. A comparison of the ICAC records this fall shows Ricks Snow won defeating Dixie 13-1. 2. Ricks downed Mesa Snow beat the same team G. 27-2- 51-2- 14-- 7. Ricks has good balance, coach Ray Odette said. The Vikings mix a passing and a running game in about equal proportions. As a result they tend to keep their opponents off balance. The Ricks quarterback is Royce Bybee, a freshman from Alhambra, California, who is considered an excellent passer. His principal receivers are Alan Cooper, a tight end from American Fork, and Bob Cook, a split end from Bountiful. The Viking ball carriers are Gary Scott, Ron Megstrom and Mike Montgomery. Snow has been relying primarily on a running game. In that department the Badger offense seems to be improving Snow The Snow College scene has its like so many scenes special points of interest. rapidly, with the ball carriers, all freshmen, now getting the hang of college ball. The Snow coaching staff will have to choose between quarterbacks Ritchie Donner and Stan Rees for the starting assignment Saturday. Theyll also have to choose the other backfield starters from RexBaker, Jerry Gustafson, Phil Parrish, Jeff One of those special places is the nursery school operated by the Family Living Depart- - If ment. The nursery school is part laboratory for the colleges " lilo It n Gustin, Lonny Hipwell and Mark Longhurst. All are likely to see action before the game is over. After an unimpressive start while the largely freshman team was testing its wings, the Badgers now seem to be reaching their potential. Theyve won their last three games. Their most recent victory was by a 14-- 7 score over the Utah State University junior varsity last Friday in Snow Stadium. k DAVID CALL, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Call, and Heather Larsen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kent Larsen, enjoy activities at nursery school. The League of Utah Writers of the Sanpete Chapter and the Sanpete Poetry Chapter will combine on November 16th at 2:30 p.m. for an afternoon of instruction and information on developing skills in writing. The meeting will be held at the Ephraim City Building. Everyone interested is invited to attend. A special guest speaker will be announced next week. Planning District State Highway Planning Meeting e The State Road Commission of Utah is seeking greater public involvement in planning future highway improvements. A meeting has been scheduled to discuss the programming of proposed improvements to the State Highway System in the Six County Association of Governments Planning District which includes the counties of Juab, Millard, Piute, Sanpete, Sevier and Wayne. 1 Obituary Funeral services for Mary Christensen Quinn Nielsen Kenney, 56, who died from injuries suffered when struck by an automobile, were held Wednesday, October 30 at 1 p.m. in the Center-Nor- 2 4 MARK 26 x 26 26 26 26 26 x x x x x 6 8 10 12 14 13 stepsons, stejxlaugh-ter- s; brothers, sisters, Harold, Mt. Pleasant; Len T., Denver, Colorado; R. Lee, Gunnison; Jerry, Earl, both California; Mrs. Reed (Jenny May) Brady, Mrs. Howard (Ethel) Clark, both Fairview, Sanpete County; Mrs. Qudell (Dorothy) Tucker, Roosevelt, Duchesne County; Mrs. Gilbert (Helen) May, California. 16 ALL THE NEW SHIPMENT OF 45 in. FLANNEL 101(0 Just Arrived yd. 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Ure DEER DERRY hus- band; sons, daughter, Jay Quinn, Riech, Montana; Danny Quinn, Japan; Mrs. Bob (Delma) Get-te- y, Manti; 7 grandchildren; SAUNA, parable of the sheep and the goats, the Savior depicted the ultimate test of Christian discipleship love and concern for others This first book by Marion Hanks addresses itself to that vital principle Many avenues of service are explored and through the timeless truths expressed readers are not only inspired but motivated to give of self In his . Ward Cha- th oe THE GIFT OF SELF Marion D. Hanks ! Survivors include her Mary Kenney I es- tablish the long-ter- m goals, decide on the daily themes, choose the activities that will help us achieve our purposes. Enrollment Is not limited and the nursery school will accept new students at any time. STUDENT ASSISTANT Kathleen Findlay works with nursery school students David Nielsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe C. Nielsen; Kaylene Birch, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Birch; Merilee Francks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. LaVar Francks and, against wall, Curtis Barton, son of Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Barton. pel. Burial was in Mount Pleasant Cemetery. She was born March 25, 1918 in Thistle, Utah County to Ros-cJames and Nellie Alene She Valentine Christensen. married and divorced Arthur Quinn. She then married Eldon Nielsen January 4, 1963 who died August 31, 1973. Married Dale Kenney January 8, 1974. She was a member of the LDS Church, worked in the turkey and sewing plants. RS care. Guidance class. We plan the program gether, Ms. Bliss says, Manti BEST-SELLE- en Pre-Scho- Please come and share your views regarding highway improvements needed in your area. AUTUMN four-year-half-doz- ay This is your opportunity to provide valuable input for planning improvements to the State Highway System. The meeting is scheduled to be held Tuesday, November 12, 1974 at 7:30 P.M. in the Manti High School Auditorium, Manti, Utah. Cordially, Clem Church, Commissioner State Road Commission of Utah and Sanchildren from a pete County communities who are enrolled. One of the values of the nursery school, Family Life chairman Karen Bliss says, is in giving the students opportunities to apply some of the knowledge they obtain in textbooks. We feel experiences with the children will help them develop skills for parenthood and also for employment in day care and other programs. And surely whether working with others enriches our young or old personal lives as we learn to understand, to appreciate and Mrs. Ure Is married to David Ure and they have one son. Her talk will be on The Things that Matter Most. The Ephraim LDS Institute invites the studentbody of Snow College to attend the Friday Forum on November 8, 1974 at 12:00 noon. The speaker will be Susan L. Ure, the wife of a seminary teacher. Mrs. Ure was born In St. George and now lives In Richfield. She attended Dixie College and received her Associate of Science Degree. She then received her Bachelor in Art Degree at BYU and also attended graduate school there. She has been working on her Masters Degree at home since she was married. While attending Brigham Young University, Mrs. Ure held the positions of ward Relief Society president, homemaking counselor, and teacher. She now serves in the Relief Society presidency, is the education counselor and works with the Youth Services and Activities Committee. Another value of the nursery school, as Ms. Bliss sees it, Is the opportunity for growth it affords the children. Were concerned for the childrens personal development, she exand try to provide the plains, experiences they need and can use. Some of those experiences are designed to help children develop social skills: getting along with others, sharing, observing simple rules, accepting responsibility for possessions. Other experiences help develop physical skills: the use of fingers and hands and feet and eyes: catching balls and building with blocks and moving to music. And other experiences foster creativity: finger painting and story telling and constructing. We want to help the children enlarge their store of concepts their ideas about themselves, other people, the world about them, nature, rain, wind, rocks, leaves seen through a microscope, living things, Ms. Bliss says. The nursery school is It is funded by the fees paid by the parents of the children who attend. The Head Susan Ericksen and teachers Susan Stevenson (each directs a half-dhave had session) university level training in elementary education and child development. Their assistants are college ol students enrolled in the a Utah Writers Will Meet three- - 30 to PUBLIC INVITED Area-Wid- child development and preschool guidance students. 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