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Show Regents recommend increase for CEU News of Helper Junior High School Prepared by The Rampage Club Basketball vantaged program, a percent increase over 1976will 77. The increase student additional provide aid to CEU students. Although a Nov. 5 news release indicated the 27 The Utah State Board of Regents has recommended the College of Eastern Utah receive $1,906,190 for by Carolyn Borla Under the direction of Mrs. Gwen Callahan, the Helper Junior High girls basketball team won their second game. They played East Carbon Nov. 24. The score was Helper 43, East Carbon ten. This brings their record to two wins and Saturday, Dec. At the end of the chapter, Education and General 8 a test was given on expenses for the school the students year, everything studied. The budget recommendation represents a 17.7 percent increase over last Conferences 1977-7- Journal, Price, Utah regents had cut off state funding for the CEU Prehistoric Museum, Ted Jensen of CEU said the final decision was to appropriate $15,476 for support of the 3? I museum. 5 Stitched Leg Sizes SERVICES 8-1- 4 The following girls made points for Helper: Shawna Regis ten, Vicky Hyatt eight, Dana Jones ten, Belinda Marrelli nine, Mandy Massman two, Terrie Wilson two, and Cindy Farish two. Everyone on the Helper team got a chance to play in the game. The Helper Junior High Cheerleaders are Kelly Fox, Linda Kirkwood, Tamyra Pessetto, and Jana Carlson and will support the team at the home games. the first year for girls basketball in the junior This is high schools. the review Higher Education budget in by Candy Cochrane Junior Helper Con- held Nov. 16. r Parent-Teache- peiia January. If approved, the High increase will provide for salary increases, provement in instruction and a number of other items Parent-TeachCon- - such as utilities and inference is that time of the surance. year when the parents meet The colleges request for with their childrens a Data Processing-Remot- e teachers. The parents then find out how their children Terminal was tabled for further study by the are doing. Regents. Snow College and The Conference reveals Dixie College may also were 9 mn Carbon and Emery counties. er UP TO students than report cards, The teachers tell things the students Helper plays Mont Harmon, East Carbon, and Notre Dame, twice. Phone ts Educationally 65-3- 5 Auto o Signature Home Improvement Real Estate Etc. Vacation The regents recom-parenmended $52,061 for the would never find out. Navy, light blue and rust. Jacket, and pant. per cent polycotton 100 per cent polyester In both s regular sizes. SIZE SIZE 4 $37.99 Bill Consolidation facilities. their thought $20,000 For Any Worthwhile Purpose much more about the receive data processing Disad 4-- 637-098- 1 DAVE GLISSMEYER, Mgr. Typing by Mary Baysinger Mr. Larry Kitchens fifth period eighth grade typing class typed for chairs Nov. Previews 29. by Julie Johnson Christmas is coming and Helper Jr. High has a fabulous dance planned. The school is supposed to get a good band and have a lot of decorations and refreshments. Rampage is making a Christmas paper and students in Rampage are starting to write articles for it. Many students will be writing articles of what people want for Christmas. Some students might draw little cartoons for the paper. All different kinds of articles will start coming in for the Christmas paper. i Mr. Kitchen timed the class for three one minute tests. Then he told the class which one he chose to challenge on. The students then compared their papers with the students in their row. The student that typed most was Mary Baysinger. the History by Terie Wilson The students in Mr. Jack fouth period history class have been about the learning Allreds Science Declaration dependence by Brenda Rachele The students Micheal in of Revolutionary Mr. Bradshaws first class of eighth period graders have been studying the types of weather and air. They have learned how to take the temperature and air pressure of the day and the high and low temperatures of the day before. The students have also been answering questions from their science books. Films and film strips have also been shown which have helped a lot. They have studied about tornadoes, air masses and jet streams. In- and the war. They The rates pin pay for natural gas haw less than doubled since 1929, the year we first began serving customers in this area. have learned what the Declaration meant to the people, and have heard some opinions of different people about this document. They have studied heroes of the Revolutionary War and have read about the American and British Battle Plans. One of the assignments they had was to memorize the first part of the Declaration of Independence. The students have all gained a better of the understanding Declaration of Look at whats happened to some other costs: In dependence and why the Revolutionary War was fought. Lou VJatfcrffall's CARPET Service Holiday Carpet Cleaning Special A 5' off t t gof Lady Shampoos, brushes and will not your hard work clean your carpet. Fact is they actually do more harm than goodl Let (SpoFfSc your Dealer do it with care and a little love.' p.S. Youll Love It Tool MOM HAS ENOUGH WORK the light of substantially increased costs in almost every area, weve been able to keep our rates reasonable, through our own exploration effort, operating efficiences, and sound marketing practices. Today, natural gas remains your most efficient and economical source of energy. Were doing and to everything we can to keep it that way In insure a continuing supply for the years ahead. You can help, too, by conserving in your every use. Costs based on following sources: Natural Gas: Mountain Fuel's typical residential customer: Postage: 1st Class letter rates; Income Tax: Rates taxable income; Medical Costs: for persons earning Consumer Price Index Medical Care Component; Food Prices: Consumer Price Index Food Component; Cost of Living: Consumer Price Index; Wages: Since 1940 data not available in a consistent series before that workers. time, based on average wage and salary for Utah $8,000-$10,00- 0 Our typical residential customer uses 180,000-cubi- c feet ot gas annually, and pays $233.32 for this service. To do a comparable job with another fuel you'd pay: $646.70 tor propane; $445.42 for heating oil; $248.93 for coal; $596.91 lor electricity. during theholidays 6370013 Phone ESTIMATE FREE apor- - MOUNTAIN FUEL "Carpet Cleaning Process "Carpet installation available" 420 W. 2nd So.f Price CUAt When we leave the Dirt & Residue are gone. T 5 9 at 135 W. Main in Price ... Its 12th Utah Office, serving es 9 9 9 9 The State Legislature will two losses. 31 EASHllOTNS FideliTy FinancIaL year- - 4, 1976 Sun 9 9 9 |