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Show BASKETBALL Rio Grande Cyfers Cable NEWS ..... 11 10 7 6 4 2 o capture the Rio Grande, Rady Lampii had Kookie Kutters 20, Reid Dimick 16 and John H c'ub met Koc'kie Kulte -. Bianco 11. Dwight Rasmussen with leaders and Debra Shirley 18 and paced the lodge with 4-- H 1972-7-3 championship. It was the 21st consecutive victory of the season for 0 the rail team and won for them is 24th annual 2 a Demii i fe -- ( Helper ) Invitational 4 Peacock Poodtown Mexican Lodge 6 Tournament at the Helper JunChuck's Phamacy 8 ior High on March 22, 23, 24. Bob's Texaco 9 Mexican started out Veltri Drug Jl as though anLodge upset was in the 2 at the Rio Grande crushed Mexican making, leading of end the and cau first period to Lodge Tuesday night sing Rio Grande to make several costly turnovers. 'mTTTTTTTTTTTTTTyTTVT The Rails moved out ahead at halftime and then exploded for 24 points in the 3rd quarter, a period of time when the lodge was managing on 12 MORTUARY points. GRANT C. FAUSETT The contest was all over by MICHAEL BLACKBURN then and Bily Coleman was jumping with glee all over the Phone - PRICE Rice Grande bench. Ralph Noel pumped in 22 for .... 14-1- 80-5- 2 34-2- FAUSETT 6 637-11- Ed Grundy picked up 12. Peacock Foodtown slaughter ed Chuck's Pharmacx 66 31 in Tuesday's nightcap to clinch at least third place in the final league standings. Gary O'Lou-ghli- n had a big night for the boys from the missile and melon country, scoring 25. was Chucks Tommy leading scorer with 11. A twin bill last night (Wed), finished off the regular season. An exhibition game on next Wed. night, Mar. 14, and an award presentation immediate Iy following the game, will cap off a quarter lof a century of recreational basketball in the local gym. The game will match a leag Rachele and elected officers as Pres. Diane Ide; Secy ., Mlairy Baysinger; Brenda Rachele; Reporter, Caraiyn Borla. At our second meeting we learned how to measure ingredients. On Mar. 2nd we made egg salad sand wiches and siampled them. We learned how to dice eggs and celery, too. We meet again Fri day, Mar. 9 when we will study grocery shopping. jRotarians Provide Trailer For Kidney Sufferers A fully equipped mobile home has been made available by Murray, Utah, Rotarians to allow chronic Intermountain kidney sufferers an opportunity to go on normal vacations with their families. The patients, who must per iodically have their blood regen erated through a portable dialy sis unit, have been unable to take extended vacations in the past because of the inoonven ience of moving the blood clean unit from one place to anteam against the sing ue other. championship Rio Grande boys. Now, the Murray Rotarians have donated a specially destrailer which the igned kidney disease sufferers can Typewriter RibDoas, AD rent for $50 a week and carry lrirds at journal ctflc follows: Vice-pres- all-st- ar IffyoM 21-fo- ot THE HELPER JOURNAL (Utah) MAR. 8, 1973 THURSDAY, PAGE THREE Job Seekers Need Some, Special Skills Says Employment Aide A report issued from Morris Hansen, Staff Development Spe apply for a job. Take for example a man who has ex tensive experience in the mech anies field. If he can't describe his skills to a prospective employer, the experience does him little good." Lack of appropriate job goals is another weakness among job applicants, the report says. Many people apply for a job without any clear idea of exactly what they want to do; they are simply applying for a to eialist with the Utah State Board of Education's Division of Rehabilitation Services, indicates that many of Utah's unemployed remain out of work simply because they lack adequate job seeking skills. For instance, says Hansen, job. "many people simply lack the Personal appearance also communication skills necessary as a reaslon for rejection of applications by many firms. "People come to even their home dialysis units with employment interviews, for executiive positions wearthem. Rotary spokesman Ken Proc ing dirty levis," says Hansen. tor, whose wife must undergo "Wihat they need to learn is periodic dialysis treatments that personal appearance is a helped direct the program af- big factor with most employers ter he discovered the incomven especially those who work with ience of taking their home dial the public." Other job seeking problems ysis unit along on vacations. H said the trailer has a wide mentioned in the report incdoorway to allow passage of lude: not looking for work frethe bulky unit. A water soften quently enough; inappropriate er, donated by a Salt Lake City interviewing mannerisms; and filnm, has also been installed, the improper completion of apand the trailer offers enough plication forms. sleeping space for six persons. Because many of Utah's unIn addition, a $4,000 dialysis employed are served by the machine was made available Division of Rehabilitation Serto the University of Utah Medvices, the division is initiating ical Center by a private manu- a new desigfacturer for use if the kidney ned to training program clients in aid eventually patient couldn't bring his own the job apHcation process. unit along, Proctor said. The first phase will be a He said the trailer would be to prepare reii'ibili-tatioi- n workshop available far use by any kidney counselors throughout disease sufferers in the the state to train clients in the Region who are train job seeking skills. The worked in using a home dialysis will be held at the Utah shop unit. It is being stored at a Technical College at Salt Lake Murray sporting goods store, Downtown City, Campus, o n and reservations for up to two weeks' use can be made thru March Topics to be covered during Mr. Proctor. two-da-y the session include: Proctor said the $50 weekly Completing job applications-rental would be enough to cov forms, making a favorable im er maintenance costs for trailer and its storage. He said pression with employers, and he and Ms wife, and another answering oral questions durdialysis patient and spouse ing the job interview. would take the trailer tm a "shakedown cruise" within a few weeks to make sure it func tions properly. 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