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Show THE SAN JUAN RECORD Wednesday April 15, 1987 Bluff Stuff by Dorothy Nielson Earl Hardy left for a vacation parts unknown. At least, he told us he didnt know where he was going or when he would get back. Sounds fun and interesting to me. The Craig Empeys have had visitors from both sides of the family. Two weeks ago, they were visited by Craigs father, Gary Empey, and his two brothers Mark and Sam. They were able to join us in church on Sunday. The next week-enKarries grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Stewart West, parents Lawrence and Karan Basset and her brother and sister Kurt and Laura came to visit. They were here to help celebrate Lances second birthday. Lance shared his birthday with Ivy DeLorme, daughter of Charles and Susan DeLorme, at a birthday party at the Empeys. I had some special visitors too. On Sunday, my grandson R.T. Nielson and his girl friend stopped in on their way back to school in Cedar City. They had been visiting friends and relatives in Blanding. The next day, Merlene Collard, one of my oldest and dearest friends from our home town of Nephi, spent some hours with me. We had a wonderful time talking over old times and old friends and catching up on our present lives. Merlene is staying at the home of her son Dean Collard at - Page 16 Donna Arthur of Blanding, who is selling crystal. Mary and Gene Foushee have returned from their travels and are back in the Lodge. It is always good to have them back again. The Bluff Girl Scouts traveled to Monticello to take part in the 75th anniversary celebration there. Since none of the mothers were able to help, Ruth McKel-vevolunteered her services to drive a van load of them to y Monticello. A group of the Girl Scouts met at the home of Helene Tarr, where she gave them a course in making blocks for afghans. Helene should know what she is talking about. I think she has made 11 or 12 afghans recently to donate to the Veterans Hospital. The Girl Scout cookies are here if you want to buy some. There are a few unclaimed boxes. Contact Kathy Carson Laura Marcus at at or Vivian Reiner at 672-227- 3, 672-228- 4 672-229- 6. Now, or very soon, residents Nathan Sosa. For the costume will receive a letter asking them to contribute to the mosquito control program. Hopefully, all of you will help as we all benefit. The Bluff elementary school had a Nerd Day on April 1, with a variety of nerdy prizes given out. In the art contest, winners were Andy Dee, Stormy Black, Herbert Stash, Blair Yanito, Leon Sampson, Lenora Vijil, Casey Benally, and Cornelia Benally. For writing a Nerd story: Celeste McKelvey, Erin Miller, Ellarita Boy, Carmelita Haskan, Nathaniel Begay and contest: Katie Carson and Ronald Stash. For laughs: Curtis Betsuie, Celinda McKelvey. For dance: Bessie Boot. Weather report? Lo Hi Apr 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 29 25 36 37 39 43 33 67 73 66 59 62 64 69 There was .57 precipitation on April 4 and .20 on April 5. d, Monticello. Clemma Johnson was hostess at a party sponsored by Four county economic seminar A Four County Economic Seminar (San Juan, Carbon, Emery and Grand) is being offered to the public from 12:30 to 5 p.m. on Tuesday, April 21 in Price City Halls Conference Room 7. The seminar is cosponsored by the College of Eastern Utahs Small Business Development Center and the U.S. Small Business Administration. Among the presenters for the program are R. Kent Moon, U.S. Small Business Administration district director; Robert Edmin-ster- , Deseret Certified Development Company; and Lyman T. Kano, business development representative for the U.S. Small Business Administra- tion. The outline for the seminar includes discussions with private and government leaders on how to develop the economic climate of the four county area. There is a registration fee. Reservations may be made by calling the CEU Small Business Development Center at 637-199- 5. Advertising Pays Todays consumer has learned to expect a wait. 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