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Show HILL TOP TIMES AA AO Friday, March 1, 1985 PirepOTe' foir tazocdls irw spring fldlDiriig fi Know the flood warning system in your comBy Sgt. Michael A. Dempsey munity. A flash flood watch means that there may Disaster Preparedness Office be flooding, so be alert for thunderstorms, and keep With Utah's mountainous terrain and heavy, an eye on rivers and streams. If they rise, don't wait snowfall amounts, spring flooding is an inevitable to seek higher ground. A flash flood warning means flooding is imminent; act at once to seek higher part of life. Floods occur hundreds of times each year around ground. the country. Some are seasonal, brought on by Always keep the gas tank in the car at least . are sudden, half full, or enough for 100 miles. spring rains and melting snow. Others the result of heavy precipitation these are flash " Keep emergency supplies on hand: floods, raging torrents which rip through river beds - a radio with extra batteries after heavy rains. Floods begin when soil and vegetation cannot absorb falling rain or melting snow, and when water runs off the land in large quantities that cannot be carried in normal stream channels. In small streams, water levels may rise quickly in heavy rainstorms and there is little time between detection of flood conditions and the arrival of the flood crest. Swift action is essential to protect life and property. However, simple measures can be taken to prepare for possible floods in the area. battery-powere- d - basic first aid items - a supply of foods Niime pcagjeoM Joy Schallock Center Youth By Activity Nine young women earned titles here Feb. 9 in the second annual Little Miss and Miss Teen Hill AFB crowd at the NCO Club. Pageant before a sell-oParticipating were daughters of Department of Defense employees, military, and retired military members. Awards included crowns, flowers, banut out 1985. Winners and attendants for the various events are: Teen Category: Stacy Poll, Jeannie Willette Peeler Junior Miss Category: Vivian Carol Stone, Keri Lynn Bills Little Miss Queen Category: Natasha Maria , Kolbet, Ressa Amber Baxter Miss Photogenic: Brandie Joy Nickell Miss Congeniality: Susan Rose Stone Miss Hospitality: Christina Marie Rizzo Pageant activities included a private interview, formal wearparty dress competition, modeling of sportswear or swimsuit and talent. . opener emergency cooking equipment . a minimum of two quarts of water per person per day - extra blankets - water purification tablets - sandbags, lumber, hand tools, ropes - candles, candleholders. flashlights with spare batter.es Flood-proo- f buildings, by sealing cracks in walls and floors with hydraulic cement, installing check valves in sewer traps, and placing heavy screens over lower windows. Protect appliances from minor flooding by placcorner of ing a half block of cement under each major appliances. Don't become a statistic be disaster prepared. winners announced! ners and trophies. Winners will represent the base and the Youth Activities Center during various functions through- - - can t Color eiiard ceremonies were presented by the Air Force Junior Reserve Officers Training Corp unit from Clearfield High School. The Base Security Police Explorer Post 55 provided escorts, stage help and crowd control for the evening. , Lamaze classes offered Beginning March 22, the base, hospital will be course on the Lamaze method offering a seven-weeof childbirth, designed to help the expectant parents better cope with the stresses of pregnancy," labor and delivery through educational, physical and emotional support. The class will be offered from p.m., and is in addition to the regularly scheduled OB class, so there is no additional charge. Class size is limited, so early registration in the hospital's OBGYN clinic is encouraged. 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