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Show E mery County Progress Wednesday, March 5, 1984 3 A Health department lias child vaccine A safe and effective vaccine, haemophilus Influenza, Type B, for preschoolers ages years Is now available in the Castle Dale Health Department. 25 Haemophilus Influenza type b Is a bacterium which can cause severe disease in children less than 5 years of age. This bacterium can cause and infections other systems of the body such as the blood, joints, bone, soft tissue, throat and covering of the heart. of pneumonia About 1 out of 200 children In the U.S. will have a moderate to severe case of haemophilus b disease before their fifth birthday. Almost 40 percent of this disease occurs in children ages 18 months of age and older. All children two years of age should be immunized. Ideally children should be immunized within one month following their second birthday. Children to 2 years of age be considered for immay munization if they attend daycare facilities. Children who e facilities and attend who are at high risk are more likely to develop severe haemophilus b disease than those who do not attend day day-car- care. Children three and four years of age should be considered for immunization if they attend day care facilities. The haemophilus b vaccine is relatively free of side effects. Iledness andor swelling and a fever might occur after the vaccine is given. These signs and symptoms begin within 24 hours after the shot is given but generally will go away quickly. The vaccine costs $10 per shot. The vaccine injection is 0 available Mondays from a.m. at the Castle Dale Health Department. Please call for an appointment. 8:30-11:3- 381-22- Area leaders who recently participated In 1986 Western Regional Leaders Forum In New Mexico and Leadermete In who plan on airending the volunteer Provo in April are, left to right, Lynda Baker, Carolyn 4-- births 4-- 4-- Snow Eden Gregory and Kara Snow of Ferron are the proud parents of a beautiful baby girl born Feb. Scott and LeAnn Eden announce the birth of their new baby girl, Nicole Paige, born Feb. 13, 1986, at the Castleview Hospital. She weighed 7 pounds, 3 ounces and was 20 inches long. Grandparents are Ron and Arlene Eden of Cleveland. 24, 1986. Brielle weighed in at 7 pounds, 14 ounces and was 20 inches long. Grandparents are Paul and Emilee Snow, and Kent and Janet Petersen, all of Ferron. are Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Brasher of Castle Dale, and Velma Petersen of Ferron. Great-grandparen- ts Myton, Utah. Gravley Steve and Deanna Gravley of Ferron announce the birth of their new baby girl, Kristie Lynn, bom Feb. 13, 1986, at the She ounces and Castleview Hospital. weighed 7 pounds, 7 was 18 inches long. Greeting Kristie at home were her brother Steve, 4, and her sister Stephanie, 2. Grandparents are Rex and Nina Gray, Noah, and Mary Jo Gravley, both of Ferron. Great-grandmothe- are ts Great-grandparen- Einar and Ina Erickson of Elmo, Velma Eden of Cleveland, and Phylis Page of are rs Castleview Grace Humphrey and Virginia. Orangeville. At a Sunday brunch held at the Elks Club in Provo on Feb. 23, 1986, Norma Woolsey was honored by her family in celebration of her 86th brithday. Family members in attendance were: Mr. and Mrs. Dick Nelson (Gwen), Mr. and Mrs. Max Keele (Hanna), Mr. and Mrs. Jordy Adamson (Greta), and grandchildren, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Steinert (Pamela), Mr. Edward Kelle and fiancee Cariu Inaugy, Jordy Z. Adamson and Hospital. She of Great-grandparen- ts Jane Walter Heiniger of Dorman, who is recognized as a noted author and lecturer on the Anasazi and Fremont cultures, will present a talk and slides on the ancient Indians wedding -- Orangeville, and Sue Lute of Kansas City. Edith Taft; American Fork and Mrs. R. L. Gravley, Rock West birthday Dr. J. Eldon Dorman of Price will be guest speaker at the Emery County Museum and Fine Arts Gallery on April 6 at 7:30 p.m. Grant Stoddard ounces and weighed 7 pounds, was 19 inches long. Greeting Kira at home is her brother Tommy, 14 months. Grandparents are Tom and 4-- Take Week. Emery museum to host Dr . Dorman Humphrey Mike and Vicki Humphrey of Orangeville announce the birth of their new baby girl, Kira Marie, bom Feb. 9, 1986 at the Randall, Jean Morlan, Sandra Jewkes, Margie White and Frank White. This week leaders and members from Week and Bake and throughout Utah are celebrating Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grant of Orangeville are pleased to announce the marriage of their daughter Barbara, to Darin W. Stoddard. The couple exchanged vows before Bishop J. Kenneth Cox on Feb. 22, 1986, in a ceremony at the home of the brides parents. The bride is a 1982 graduate of Emery High School where she was an honor student and participated in many school activities, including drill team and yearbook. She attended Dixie College for one year before transferring to Utah State University where she is majoring in English. The groom is a native of Ogden and also attends Utah State where he is a psychology major. After a brief honeymoon, the couple returned to Logan where they will continue their studies. who lived in the of Christ. area at the time His tours into the wilderness have been very popular in both Carbon and Emery counties, and his books The Anaszai, Jeep Safari to the Northern San Rafael Swell, and A Journey Back Into Time are top sellers at the College of Eastern Utah Museum and museums throughout Utah. Easter eggs dyed naturally will be presented at the museum on March 6 at 2 p.m. The Pennsylvania Dutch, who originated the Easter Bunny in the 18th century, dyed eggs with wild berries, bark, grasses and roots. Their idea of colored eggs hidden by the Easter Bunny is now firmly established as an American tradition, but their clever natural dyes, unfortunately have been replaced with commerical tablets. Thedemonstration will show you how to obtain designed eggs with natural dyes which is much easier than the traditional tablets. Instructions will be handed out so that guests will knwo what spices or vegetables to use for the color desired. Your spice rack is a bounty of color when it comes to egg dying. The making of an Easter basket that will compliment the naturally dyed eggs will also be demonstrated. missionary Elder and Sister RexBunderson Elder and Sister Rex Bunderson of Emery have been called to serve as missionaries in the Indiana Indianapolis mission and will leave March 19. Their farewell meeting will be held in the Emery Ward chapel March 16 at 10 a.m. Lacy Kelle. Visiting and reminiscing was enjoyed by all. Tiir' j' r Full Service MULTI-VI- tamwMkVIlna Sf KAX At time of payment, receive your EVERYONE WINS game card. Find out whether you are an instant winner of a $1, $3 or $5 discount. NEW A 32 SPRING ARRIVALS For Spring Fever in you! 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