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Show x. V1- - f . V v tAv l :Ii ri L, r, -- Area youths place in grid test - RICHFIELD Two Helper area youngsters placed in the district Punt-Pass-Ki- for boys held here last Saturday. Johnny Breznick was a first place winner in the ten-yeold group and Tony Regis placed second in the competition 1A rrs. I i W-'- l 111! i - VA. ar nine-yea- A "to MEMBERS of the Broncos Varsity Youth Football team are (left to right, standing) Jeff Callor, Todd Milovich, Bob Marrelli, Jack Hatch, Todd Huff, Guy Crocco, Happy Riche, Raymond Garcia, John Nielsen, Arthur Harwood, News of Helper Junior High School r H-- Over 60 attend Special Olympics Reeves ' Over 60 Carbon, Emery and Grand Counties participated in the1 Castle Valley Special Olympics last Friday at Carbon High PRICE students from Sick thermometer school. According to regional Raymond Rachele of Mont Harmond Junior High and Dan Wells of the Ann Self Training Center, the event was the first of several scheduled for the school year. The Olympics, held in conjunction with the State Olympics and the Kennedy Foundation, is aimed to by KATHY GIORDANO by LISA DAVIS Mr. Kenneth Gilbert, who September 13, Mr. Coon who is with the is in charge of the year book Reader's Digest came to the staff, has created a money thermometer. Most therHelper Junior High. He came to see the bands mometers rise by adding about a fund raising heat, but this thermometer project. This project was to rises by adding money. Each day at sixth period sell magazine subscriptions for the Reader's Digest to new year book subthe people in the surroun- scriptions are counted and the "mercury" rises. ding area. subTwo hundred The seventh grade band children an opcombined with the eighth scriptions are needed to give portunity to participate in and ninth grade band sold reach the goal of $500. events in which they norbook will be Year over 270 subscriptions. money wouldn't be capable Thomas Hyatt, a ninth accepted until October 15. mally of taking part. The staff students all urges grader, sold 116 sub- to Schools and coaches that contribute so the goal will scriptions which is more are Ann Self participated be reached. at than any other student Center, Geneva Training Helper Junior High. Lake; Mont Harmon Junior Mr. Coon came back to High, Raymond Rachele; Hilltop to collect the subVail Carbon High, with and brought Type challenge scriptions Himonus; Helper, Marie him some posters. He told the band students they by SANDY GIORDANO Desks, chairs could buy them from him at This year' the eighth his cost if they sold three or grade students are taking by more subscriptions. SHELLY BABCOCK Type I for the first time. On September 26, the Mr. Coon explained to the The students seem to enjoy students that he would give this class. Helper Junior High school Carbon Band $2 back for Mrs. Postma has a received a group of new each subscription sold. ' bulletin board that the chairs and desks. This This was just one of the students really like. It has a furniture was delivered to theme. A Mr. Cunningham's and Mr. many fund raising projects Halloween that will be taking place scarecrow stands holding Thygerson's home rooms. The desks are black with throughout the year to earn strings that divide the board white tops and the chairs money for the Carbon High into sections. The students are solid orange made of school band students and type one minute writings possibly some ninth graders and if their work is accurate plastic with chrome legs. to go on a band trip to and they can write 15 words Students read Canada during the coming per minute up to 50 words summer. per minute they will have by BECKY BUCKLEY Did you buy a subtheir names and words per the Every minute on the bulletin students in Friday scription? Mrs. Webb's board. fourth period ninth grade1 This makes the students English class read. When Utah history try harder because they like they finish a book they can theirand names to see give a written or an oral by JODI KLOEPFER scores displayed. book report to Mrs. Webb. In Mr. Cunningham's After giving an oral report, Utah History class students Mrs. Webb asks questions about have been studying about the book, characters Jim Bridger, Father Morning and the kind of meaning the Escalante, Vasquez-Coronadbook has. The written and James trumpeteers report contains similar Charles Fremont. questions. been also have by They The students get credit MICHELLE PUBLIESE working on a map on which After the first bell is for each book they read. they will locate the Mormon Trail, the Spanish Trail, sounded at Helper Junior Father Escalante's Trail High, the flag is raised, and Routes of Coronado and students stand at attention and the trumpeteers music Cardenas. The students are hoping rings through the halls. This to learn more by doing this signifies to students and kind of project. teachers that school is now in session, but to others it signifies that the wonderful part of our great country, America, its patriotism, is On ' - John Zanghi, Richy Sanchez, Tom Boyack and Scott Oldroyd; (front) Oavid Chavez, David Archeletta, Curtis Snow, Richard Cunningham, David Kimbrelo and coach J Photo Ted Milovich. Prepared by The Rampage Club Berniece Webb and Carol Postma, advisors Subscriptions sold 'V-- r' - o r competition. Young Breznick is a son(of Mr. and Mrs. Albert 'j. Breznick of Helper and Tony is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Regis of Spring Glen. Both boys were first place winners in county-wid- e competition held a week ago at the CEU football field under the direction of Jerry auto (Fish) Carlson, salesman for Valley Motor Ford, sponsors of the competition. Breznick now for further competition in his age bracket in the sectional Greenland; meet in Salt Lake this Elementary, Bonnie Saturday afternoon. The Huntington Llewyln; for all sectional Elementary, Ruth Litster; competition winners in each age group Sundwall Center of Moab, gets underway at 3 p.m. in Wanielista; starter, Derks Field. Angela Kay Dimick, director of the Community School; Special Education 1973 The Helper Journal Southeastern Volunteer firemen last week started repair work on the engine of one of the department's trucks that broke down after returning recently from two calls at Scofield Reservoir. A bent valve and a broken lifter in the engine of the department's 1952 model unit were determined as the cause of the break-dowaccording to Fire Chief Jim lifters and valves in the truck at a cost of about $159, said fireman Harold (Pudge) Nielsen. While the firemen have 12 been repairing the engine, the department's other truck has been available for fire calls, Chief Pugliese said. n, Pugliese. The incident apparently occured after the department responded with the truck to two fire calls at the reservoir on September 24 and 25 when two cabins owned by Helper residents were razed. "This is the only engine on which three people can work at one time but not get in anybody's way," said former Fire Chief Louis Martinelli, who did most of the technical work on the engine. All firemen, along with Mr. Martinelli, performed the repair work on the engine. Mr. Martinelli said obtaining parts has been the problem biggest I u 1 en- countered during the work. parts have came from as far as Some of the California, he said. Workers replaced a set of WORKING on engine of Helper fire truck are (left) Louis H-- J Photo Martinelli and Harold (Pudge) Nielsen. the of Utah Education Center; Gloria Skerl, secretary. Teachers who helped at the event included Willis Jensen, Owen Olsen and Rhea Also Gramlich. assisting were 20 boys from Carbon High and 14 girls from Mont Harmond Junior (TkeCaM OOO High. Mr. Rachele and Mr. Wells said they would like to thank Dr. Robert Hanson and his staff from the Southeastern Utah Education Service for their contribution and Carbon School District Superintendent J. Grant Kilfoyle, Emery County Superintendent Peterson and Grand County Superintendent Meader and their staff and principals for allowing teachers and coaches to assist at the event. The events were determined by time, in different age groups and flights. The results of Friday's meet are listed below. First: Tommy years old Age Sandaval, Phillip Trujlllo, Wayne Potter and Anna Marie Kocamik; Second: Shawn Steinbrook, Larry Blackburn, Clayton Pierce and Toni Lee Kuthas; Third: Daniel Rudman, Kevin Milano, Melvin Warren, Dolly Adams and Peggy Parker; Fourth: David Brian, Kevin Day, Tony Colacito, Todd Marvidakis. Doris Gilbert and Ruth Ann Reddington. 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