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Show Rope-A-Tho- Students from more 30 schools throughout the state will be participating in the Utah Heart Association s n Jump April An estimated 6.000 Utah students will jump rope for good heart health. Student than teams have demonstrate that rope lined up pledges from jumping is effective carsponsors for a maximum diovascular exercise." of three hours of jumpsays Ruel Rarker. ing The proceeds of the chairman of Utah's Jump n will Rope-A-Tho- n Jump and fund heart research in professor of edacation at Utah Brigham Young Unive"Students will have the rsity. Cardiovascular to fitness helps reduce the opportunity risk of heart attack and Rope-A-Tho- Rope-A-Tho- 14-1- 9. stroke, the nation's MANN THttTRES & Scheduled For Fond n provo. oremti; number one killers " The event is being sponsored by the I'tah Association for Health. benefit the Utah Heart Association. Winning teams will n receive Jump warm-usuits and the winning schools will receive plaques for their participation. Awards will be given according to the number of participants at each school and the total time jumped by students. "Every student will n receive a special certificate for p MA SISSY SPACER I (QUTOMMY LEE JONES $ I Hi I WM:30 UM mm Si 3r 1 1 1 if a THE BET ON: WHOEVER I CATCHES A pnJk fox ".sas" JTVtK. r4fc fjn Jump-A-Tho- 3 h 17 (Cj 'i their participation. Everyone is a winner when they jump for Utah Heart." says Dr. Barker. The following schools are participating in the San Jump Juan High School. Blan- Rope-A-Tho- TDarlings I Holbrook dir.g. Elemen- Tolman Elementary. East Elementary. Cedar City: Western Hills Elementary. Kearns. La Sal Elementarv. La Sal; Grand High School. Moab; North Sanpete Bountiful. High Orem . Payson Middle. 1 Payson; East Elementarv. Roosevelt. Granite Park Junior High. Salt Lake City: Holladay Elementary. Salt Lake Evergreen Junior High. Salt Lake City: Robert Frost Elementary. Salt Lake City; James E. Moss Elemen- Citv; tary. Salt Lake City; Oakridge Elementary, Salt Lake City; Park Elementary, Spanish Fork ; Springville Middle, Springville; Bear River Junior High. Tremonton; East Elementary, Tooele: Tooele High School. Tooele. I gllllllllHIIIIllIHIII See a good movie your home! N in Wbhbimi 43 u.is. mwiJ ...Km 1 THE ELECTRIC HORSEMAN t SOEL H H H BUSK H H H SOPHIA CHARLTON 3 7:10 H H H H H H H H Nothing can stop this weddin- gexcept love H Based fin the True Story H H H t X H Entries for Utah's first Arts Festival. Widely acclaimed as a stunning cinematic experience Filmed on location in Spam s breathtaking countryside, the film unveils the courageous struggle of one of history s most legendary figures to free his country from Moslem infidels 5001 184 minutes -- Color VHS and Beta 2 Formats See... j h H H h c - H W. N Cnttr H !' NOUIS u I I ITTTTTTTTTTTTTTn III I Immmmmm. , he sees you. THE GREATEST MUSICAL OF ALL TIME ' I'.in nl.il (.uiddtii t pjrinK sunn- K.iling idulions might m.il. ri.il unsuiuhli- lor ihi-- hildn n It urgi-- In pjrt-nt- inquin ..bout thi- lilm lit i nlma mi .Mt, nd.ini II lli vlric li d 1 Mm .idult up,- m.mrial thiiM- b uml.-- rump.ini liu.inli.in mi ,i ( i,n-- jnd ol jgim iht- .idmiltid See him before ' Audit-lue- in "hildrin 0 Cmiiimtil lit funirjl ilm i cintjiriN n nuii ridK must pjn nl .in lik. in mnsidi r iibji-- i (mn.ihli n lor younger 1 or m adult pan-n- hi- - i p.itmtK an adult-tpinlm .in.i no om- under In is I .idniiili d h. ,igr hmit ma hihigher in some plai-i-- Motion I'idure Knierie.i Xssih lation ol ONE MORE 1:45-3:30-5:- TIME! 7:20-9:2- 0 John Travolta 4 TWMMIVUN H44UI Ul a Mai. SHOW 7:30 Olivia Newton-Joh- n MM JOHN mm n mm fCHL is the word collection depicting 533-589- historical and traditional uses of the beehive; and the creation of contemporary arts and crafts utilizing the beehive as a central design element. Hal Cannon, Folk Arts Coordinator for the Utah 328-420- 1; Cancer Prevention Education Need in Local Communities "Although there's still a lot to learn about cancer prevention? it's tragic how many people don't know or won't do the simple things that can go a long way toward preventing the disease," observes Jeanne Brockbank of Provo, chairman of the Utah County American Cancer Society Crusade now under way. Mrs. Brockbank said that volunteers in the Cancer Crusade will leave nearly 45,000 packets of information at homes throughout the county during the next g two weeks in the annual educational drive. One of the pamphlets suggests to people several ways of checking for cancer. fund-raisin- Hill and Spencerl "CRIMEBUSTERSI THRILLING CO - FKATIRK MAWW 3 samj UTILE MISS V. 1:00-3:0- 14 9:30 r ST mARICE. K K E HWHER Mrrnmu 9MP ANDREWS in a sfory o RESTAURANT 1250 North Main Springville PAIL NEWMAN 489-567- WILLIAM HOLDEN MATINEES SAT. 1 Mrs. Brockbank lists some other key ways of guarding against cancer: don't smoke, soak up the sun sparingly using sunscreens, take good overall care of your body, and get regular physical checkups. "The American Cancer Society constantly supports research into new ways of preventing cancer, and we contribute to that good cause," the chairman noted. "Community leaders are striving to root out cancer-causin- g substances from the work environment, and we can become active supporters and organizers in this area. "But we don't have to wait there's so much we can do ourselves, right now. The self discipline of not smoking or going with less sun in the summer is a pretty small price to pay for significantly lowering our risk of getting lung or skin cancer." The ACS volunteer chairman notes that although research strongly indicates that diet is related to a number of cancers, the details and final proof aren't yet in. In the meantime, she says it can't hurt and may help a great deal to eat a nutritious, balanced diet low in fats and including fiber. Mrs. Brockbank adds that there is a fine line between cancer prevention and detection of the disease at a very early, often curable stage. "Your doctor can determine whether you are at a higher than normal risk of getting a certain cancer, and then recommend tests that can give you the best chance of discovering any malignancy early. Usually these regular checkups will assure you that you are in good health; they're a kind of insurance you can't afford to do without." She said that more information about cancer Ofprevention is available at the Utah County CS No. 103, 100 60 East South, phone fice, -- 4 Sat. 'Ill 10 Ml Op.. Swrfoyif Fri. 7:30-9:3- IMWIN ALLSN'm mwmttmm mf t' VVL 9-- SAGE INN JACQUELINE BISSET EVtMNCS This Eoter Sunday wt will be open from 5 to erve you our special Easier Menu. You'll find Generous Portions of Deliciously d Food at Reasonable Prices. m JUSTYOOwJ HVfftQ JULIE XOC SHOW 7:45 Ki CniLT-I- 1st Home-Cooke- rOjl thctres INb" "itsnjwwsi rlf ferts reaonm 5:30-7:3- IUWS NITS IN STYLE1 3 CEOKE Arts Festival, and in- 1980. The selection cluded in the color process will be completed catalogue produced as a by July 15, 1980, and an companion to the exhibit. attempt will be made to A limited number of display as many objects, ceramics, signs, quilts, Artists' Assistance slides and photographs as souvenirs and stained Grants are also available, space permits during the glass windows. Persons designed to provide sti- exhibition. For further informaknowing of unusual exampends of up to $100.00 for ples of beehives are the creation of arts and tion please contact any of asked to contact Hal at crafts objects. Grant ap- the following: Hal Canthe Council, 617 E. South plication forms are ob- non, Utah Arts Council, Temple in Salt Lake City, tainable from the Salt 617 E. South Temple in Lake Art Center, and Salt Lake City, All Utahns are also inmust be submitted by Allen Dodworth, Salt vited to try their hand at May 1, 1980. Lake Art Center, 20 West Artists and Craftsmen Temple, or creating arts and crafts objects in any medium are asked to submit David Pendell, Utah utilizing the beehive photographs or slides of Designer Craftsmen, co motif. Those selected will their work for jurying to the University of Utah be seen by over 15,000 the Salt Lake Art Center Art Department, people during the Utah no later than June 15, Grand Beehive ExhibiThe Grand Beehive ExH An intriguing study hibition will H tion . present of the state's symbol, the Utah's unique state symH bol in a myriad of forms. H Current plans rail for the H M'IK (, )K K)R exhibition to include two 1 Wli.lKs h major areas: a statewide H H H H H H m Entries Needed in Grand Beehive Exhibition The Utah Arts Council, Grand Beehive ExhibiArts Council, is presently Salt Lake Art Center and tion will be on display at organizing the historical H the Utah Designer the Salt Lake Art Center portion of the show. H Craftsmen have an- Sept. 12 - Oct. 19 during Items found to date innounced the Call for the fourth annual Utah clude carvings, paintings, 5:10 9:10 Artists creativity is needed for the exhibition. N H H 3:20 H M PRESENTS M H N H 1:30 SWIWr 37 age J:M: .... tary. Bountiful. Leo J Muir Elementary. Bountiful; Oak Hills "Elementary. Bountiful; Orchard Elementary. Bountiful. Utah-P- School. Mt. Pleasant: Bonneville Physical Education. Elementary. Orem; Recreation and Dance to Orem Junior High. Rope-A-Tho- I Sunday. April 6. 1980. THE HERALD. Provo. JpJj Qui 444 At YEARS OF GREAT ENTERTAINMENT! i cviifH Jtt yTI mL UaVA ciance BEING THERE ' y IWVfll "Oneterrorific Horror Movie" ? 2:00-4:3- 0 ? 7:00-9:3- 0 , ft i'ViQK S ETlMtf'H kg l llLrlX hrT VniiljrlSTi'l tvnmp-- s ' "WHEN TIME RANtT" ..itiin ulii fc(,(lWMllllnMjnilMtMl'.Wins tin "Kiiiiviii h s,m-n- lir..t.tl hv CAM WttMA MMtteOtDtTWt .,i,ih,inTW4U iv. RJ Ml SATURDAY Calf Dolora PRETTY BABY Tues. April 8 thru Sun. April 13 r 5 Nights: Tues. thru Fri. 7:30 p.m. Saturday'8:00 p.m. 2 Matinees: Saturday & Sunday 2:00 p.m. Tickets available at Salt Palace and all ZCMI Stores Afe jUSSfflBA r, fnSsvHsrry s a i ;)V';"V-- rnm 'Via iwwl bv WADD NMSi - riPtCNt ECHNICOUDB" CINEMASCOPE' J,' HELD OVER! 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