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Show HELPER The f AGE FOUR The new mid-wint- MAGAZINE issue of Mountain er the Colorado-RockMagazine now on sale at all newsstands thruout Utah, features a complete report in full color on how Denver reneently won the United States bid to hold the XII Winter Olympic Games in 1976. The article reveals for the first time detailed plans by the Denver Organizing y 8, 1968 o JUNIOR HI. NOTES o o o Chalk Up Two For Helper by Carl Poliastro Both 8th and 9th grade bas- o Committee and shows exclusive pictures of the proposed ski courses for the XII Winter Games. Actual reproductions of the original drawings and photo graphs used in winning presen uanon are included in the com prehensive story. Denver recently defeated Salt Lake City in a bid before the U.S. Olympic Committee to become the official American can didate for the 1976 Winter Olym pics. Two years ago Salt Lake won the nomination for 1972, but later lost out to Sapporo, Japan, during international bid ding at Rome. Under the direction of Governor Calvin Ramp- - PLANS TOLD BY COLORADO FEB. THURSDAY, GAMES OLYMPIC JOURNAL (Utal) ton, Olympic organisers in Utah had hoped to retain the official U.S. designation for the 1978 Games, but the Utah group was beaten out by Colorado on the third ballot in New York during december. Of particular interest to Utah readers is an exciting article in the same issue of how nine mountain climbers from Salt Lake made a first winter ascent of the treacherous Glacier in Wyoming's Wind River Range. The success ful climbing party was led by Salt Alixis Kelner, Lake mountaineer, and other Utah residents mentioned in the story are Roy Willie, Verne Bob Nestor, Charles H. Leslee and Tom Stevenson. The magazine also carries a warm and personal profile of World Figure Skating Champion Peggy Fleming. The old miss has just pretty won the 1968 national title and is favored to take the Olympic Gold Medial next month at Gre noble, France. This issue marks our change from a quarterly publication to coming out five times a year," stays Publisher Merrill G. Hastings Jr. "Not only is this a milestone for us, but it is also symiboflic of the great growth of the Rocky Mountain West as the leading winter sports and recreation center of the nation." Outstanding n this issue is a 13,page collection of full color photographs of snow scenes m the Rockies. The unusual sel ection of wintertime pictures are some of the most beautiful ever printer and make this issue a collector's item. Perils of exploring the caves of tie West are vividly describ ed in the same issue with, a story about "Underground Adventure," and includes a report on the Neff Canyon Cave in Utah. Equally exciting is a fist Go" moving story, "Snow o recounting the thrills and spills of the second annual snowmo bile races at Yellowstone Park. A first person tale on is narrated by writer Dan-wood- y awell-know- n e, r .us i t,. Mul I ft ,.. If I 3 M IS m ' 1jf IF NIGHT SCHOOL WILL HELP MAKE TOMORROW BRIGHTER... ,e us for credit to pay for it. vVe lend for other worth-whil- e personal needs such as meeting doctor and dentist bills as well. Your application for a Personal Loan will get prompt attention! low-co- st ketball teams pasted victories over Notre Dame on Feb. 1. In the 8th grade game, Helper broke loose in the second half with a lead that Notde Dame could never regain. It was 6 at halftime but ended with 5 Helper victory. The 9th grade game saw Helper's press pay off as Helper won a decision. The next games will be on the road with South Emery on Thursday, Feb. 8. Our next home game will be Feb. 15 against North Emery. Skits Are Fun 16-1- 40-2- full-cou- 50-3- rt 7 by Terri Carlson Friday, Feb. 2nd, Mr. Johnson's third period German, class enjoyed acting out skits. All the talking was in German. Groups of four students took turns playing the parts of Hel-g- a, Katrin, Frau Floh, and Herr Floh. The story is about the two girls wanting to buy a necklace for their mother. Mrs. Floh wants to help the children, but her husband gets very impatient with her. This was good experience and was lots of Everyone is enjoying this; The Valentine Dance MEETING NOTICE class and. will continue to do by Harry Diamanti The regular meeting of the so, for it is an exciting journey, Friday, Feb. 15, the annual a journey into the world of Junior High Valentine dance Board of Education of the Carmusic! School District, will be held. This dance is spon- bon County The scheduled for February 15, has PTA. sored the by Helper Rampage Club Is Fun! members of the junior high and been postponed until February by Kendra Tomsic of the sixth grade from the 29th, at which time the Board The Rampage club is an ever- -' Mauro invited will receive bids for remodelSchool are Sally sought-afte- r active club. Each At time this these ing the future Administration every year. 3 ear 40 students are selected sixth ac- Building. become better graders to write for this fine club. They MOVELL JEWKES, that school the with are selected on this basis: they quainted One next will attend year. they can maintain a "B" average, Date of First Publication: write well, and be responsible of the local bands, "The Paper to scheduled are February 1, 1968. Date of Last and alert at club meetings and Airplane", February 15, 1968. Publication, play. while writing articles. The Rampage club is a very important step in each person's life. It teaches the memATTEND ST. ANTHONY'S bers how to write well and interestingly, how to accept criticism as well as praise, and it P.M. FRIDAY SOCIAL FEB. 9 certainly helps them develop a sense of responsibility. The capable directors of the 54 Numbers Called $130 BLACKOUT Rampage Club are Mrs. Webb and Mrs. Postma. Under their Valuable Prizes CHURCH HALL direction the Rampage Club shall continue to be one of the most interesting and popular Fun For All ! Donation $1. 10 games clubs in our school. Clerk-Treasur- 8 fun. A er PRICES ADVERTISED. A-- G Useful Energy by Louie Tone Many people think they know what heat is, but few know the actual scientific meaning of this word. Students in Mr. IN THE SALT LAKE PAPERS Thy-gerson'- is last period class have EFFECTIVE IN OUR STORE learned the true meaning of heat, how it is measured, transferred, and used. Heat is the movement of molecules in an object. It is a very useful type of energy. Heat also can be harmful as in fires which cause extensive damage. When an en-- I gineer builds a bridge or other metal structures, he must allow a certain area for the expansion of the structure because of an increase in heat. Heat controls the state of matter, that is, it can change a solid object to a liquid or a gas. It is very useful energy, and since almost all other types of energy, when used, end as heat, it is very important to know about this vital subject. Traveling Pins by Jodi Jones In Mrs. Postma's fifth period Pete Czura. This privately owned miaga-zir- e type class the students are imis now being distributed proving their typing by trying to wear the traveling pin. Each nationally by more than 11,000 Friday the students have two newsstands. timed writings. The class is divided into two groups, one for accuracy and the other Manlers The Best for speed. Laurie Jewkes and Markwell Line Kathy Sower check the papers to determine who wears the tins. Laurie Jewkes. Angelo Basso, Jodi Jones, Kathv and Debbie Prettyman have achieved this goal. Future Astronomer by Kayla Kabonic the students here Among there is a future astronomer. For Christmas Diane Porter got a telescope. She's been interested in astronomy for a long time, but now she has a telescope she is very much interested in it and plans to make it her future. Already she has seen many interesting and unusual things with her telescope. To help her along with her dream career, Diane is a straight "A" student and 4 is an avid reader of astronomy Prices for Fri., Sat., February 9 and 10 U. S. INSPECTED MEATS POT m: STU.S. 2 mf. A-G- - GOOD BEEF laiiroc IS XI put lean lb MEATY 4Jg)c Ice-Fishi- Finance at Helper State Bank and Save HELPER STATE BANK five-minu- Complete Banking Service - Helper, Utah STEW BEEF Milo-vic- h imH AVi mile' car n FROZEN lb FROZEN FOODS RASPBERRIES STRAWBERRD3S 4 pkgs S9c JUICE, 6 oz cans 8 for $H Royal Garnet SBQ31IKII? Lb-Pk- Banquet Solid Pack Chorus xhrmJ'xL'jit ; if idiJiT.'iihidWMi ! 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