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Show UINTAH BASIN STANDARD. Bluebell. NewsM Rush and Shane Lee Loertcher.Lucile and Pauline Winkler, Allyaon and Beth Duke, end Mr. end Mrs. Porter Merrell all drove to Kan ab, Utah laat weekend to join in celebrating the 90th birthday ofIrene Gale, a sister to Porter and Lucile. Irene ia a former Bluebell resident and now lives in Moose Lake, Washington. The following members were baptized on Saturday evening at the Altamont Stake Center and Confirmed members of Sacrament Meeting on Sunday: Chris Bristol, Brock Sommerville, and Chelsie Patterson. Their fathers, Lavar Bristol, Glenn' Sommerville, end Kevin Patterson, performed the ordinances. On Saturday following the baptism a family dinner was given at the Lavar and Cindy Bristol home, the Bristol family, Sylvia and Gardener Hudson, Bluebell, Bemis and Millie bristol, Neola, and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Thompson, Salt Lake City, were pres- 200 CLUB WINNERS The Kings Peak unit of the Girl Scouts recently sold 5,568 boxes of cookies in the local area which brought in over $ 1 1,136 to the Giii Scouts. These girts each sold 200 or more boxes apiece. Pictured are: Chris White cookie chairperson. Naomi Winterton. Aubrey Robb. Trade Pike, Jennifer Musich, Nikki Hartman, Cherrie Anderson, Rose Serawop, Jessica Bennett. (Not pictured, Rena Duncan, Julianna Powell and Rcbccca Steinmctz. ent J SZMa Mrs. Sharon West and two children, Aberbeen, Idaho, visited a few days here with her parents, Dean and Marlene Roberta. Sharon left early Sundaymomingfor home in Idaho; she ran into real bad snow storm. On Sunday morning. May 1, we had four inches of wet enow in Bluebell in different places. We are happy and thankful for this much needed moisture. M If.. 11. 1988 Page 17 ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Monaeh. and Jewel Christensen, Roosevelt. Mr. and Mrs. Rosa Monsen spent electric the Saturday evening power went off in various parts of two days in Salt Laka City keeping a doctor appointment and visiting this area, do to the high winds. Emma Lou Kopp, Irwin, Idaho, their daughter, LaRae and husband, the Hal McDonald family. visited over the Mothers Day weekIn and out over the weekend at the Mrs. with here end her mother, Wallace Seeley home were Janet Arsula Bird. and Waylon Champion and Lee and The following Eagle Scouts from Cindy, Salt Lake; Shelley end honwere with Bluebell, parents, Ann Champion, Jim Wiley Carol ored at an Eagle banquet Friday and Denise Bently, Provo area; Mr. Verin Elks the Lodge evening by Dal and Mrs. Seeley and four chilnal: Troy Cook, ion of Dean and Clarine Cook; Michael and Dennis dren, Salt Lake; Vickie Seeley and a friend from Ogden, and Harry Powell, sons of Calvin and Janet Jeanne Jacobs and Conson of Raymer, Ronnie Marshall, Powell; and Keith Layton, West Kent Robert and Susan Marshall; and nie, Kurt Loertscher, son of Rush and Valley City, end Kirk and Jennifer Shane Lee Loertscher. The boys Seeley and family. were presented a belt buckle for RECLAMATION their achievement Mr. and Mrs. Tony McDonald and Continued from page 13 mail son, Salt Lake City, .visited here last week with his grandparthe Strawberry Collection System. By closing tire outlet works, the sand pile will be more quickly covered with water. That in turn, should aid in clearing up the water since the wave action will no longer be a factor. Reclamation officials stressed that this is a temporary which will give the agency This May National High Blood solution additional time to continue analyPressure Month the residents of to Utah are urged to join in the spirit sis of the water and sand, and consider other options. of the Olympic year by setting a At the same time, the agency personal goal of high blood pres- will monitor weather conditions sure control. and projected run-of- f forecasts. And the American Heart AssoThere are restrictions on how rapciation (AHA), Utah Affiliate is a new dam can be allowed to d to idly offering information water for the first time. impound help Utahns keep their blood presBecause of that, it may later be sure under control. torelease water through Today, more Americans are necessary outlet works andor collection the aware of the risks of uncontrolled system, to stay within the prehigh blood pressure than ever bescribed limitations. fore, said Dr. James R.M. Pearce, For the present time, water will Affiliof president the AHA, Utah not be diverted into Currant Creek ate. Unfortunately, awareness of via the collection system. Reservoir blood does autonot high pressure will be stored in upper StillWater matically lead to control." water and may be allowed to evenOnly 11 percent of Americana go over the spillway. Meantually with high blood pressure ere sucdetermination a long-terwhile, cessfully controlling it Those who will be made what to do concerning do not are living with increased is seasonally when reservoir the risks of heart attack, stroke end drawn down and refilled. kidney disease. The short term water supply The AHAs minion is the reduceffect on Rock Creek fisheries from tion of premature death and disthe dam gates should be ability from cardiovascular disease closing minimal. Thereis enough tributary and stroke. Since high blood presflow below the dm from the South sure is a leading cause of these Fork of Rock Creek to meet fish AHA uses much of its needs. This ie diseases, the especially true durfinancial and volunteer resources to help Americana control their ing the spring run-of- f period. Reclamation ia consulting with blood pleasure to healthy levels. the River Commissioner to determine if there are water deliveries to For more information on these fanners that may be effected. If programs contact the American Heart Association, Utah affiliate. there are any, water will be diAlso available from AHA verted from other sources to meet thoseneeda. May is blood pressure month year-roun- Visiting here a few days with Jim and Ruth Bird were her mother, Della Hamilton, and a is ter, Rosie Church, Seattle, Washington. On Wednesday, April 20, Mrs. "Verona Goodrich (grandmother), Sue and Jack Wood (cousins), Le--: eaa and Clyde Stan afield (cousins), Sandy and Bryan Ames (sister), Leann and Brace Thacker, lisa Carter,and Sonja Farnsworth (friends), and many other friends THANKS FOR DONATION-Myt- bn Headstart Center and their 31 students presented a special from this area end Roosevelt went to Salt Lake City and went through thank-yo-u to Mr. Stanley of Stanleys TV for his donation of a television to die center for using with the Salt Lake City Temple with educational video tapes and during students free time. Along with the 31 students and Mr. Stanley Linda and Brad Rosewood to see were Connie Love, Iris Ramsey, Hilda Tapoof and Marjorie Seybert from Head Start them sealed for Time and Eternity and see their little eon Baxter l, sealed to his parents. It was a ports were up an impressive 27 occasion for all to wit-happy percent, but imparts including a ness. Brad and Linda makes their had injump in capital goods ia the creased 16 percent Even after home in Roosevelt Linda Lee Nona of and Gary daughter fi subtracting the impact of a lower Goodrich, Brad ia the son of Edith Total personal income in Utah laat year. Bingleamily building U.S. dollar exchange rate, the volin 1988 ia forecast to increase 4 12 permits far January and February ume of imports rose seven percent. The ' implications of these - 5 percent, up from the 3 12 per- totalled 669, 4own 29 percent for financial mar- -' circumstances cent gain recorded rin 1987,accoed-in- g ConsifiKiUM9Pnte to tfifc Tirf Security vBank in March, according to the News kets seem clear, explained First Security: higher inflation, higher quarterly economic Newa Letter. Latter, providing an early indicaQuoting from the publication, tion of an improved retail sales interest rates and continued weakness. written by Firat Security Corpora- climate in the second quarter. First Security said the average tion economist Dr. Kelly K. Mat- During the month, new automobile thews, Vem J. Osmond, Manager loan originations at First Security rate of inflation in the second half of 1988 is expected to ofFirst Security Bank in Roosevelt, Bank of Utah wen up said individual hourly wags rates significantly over last year. This reach 6.0 percent, up from this year in Utah are expected to was particularly good news follow- approximately four percent in rise 2 12 percent compared with ing the report that total sales of early 1988. Higher short-terinterest rates are expected in the less than two percent in 1987.' new cars registered in Utahs ' labor market in the Utah in 1987 dropped 23 percent second quarter, the publication second quarter is strengthening,' The bank said the UJ3. economy added. t said First Security. In' March, ' refilled to stumble in the first statewide non agricultural outlook and remains the quarter, employment was 641,700, an in- generally favorable for the months wildlife crease of 9,100 jobs or 1.4 percent ahead. above last year. During the first "Real growth in the U.S. econquarter, year-ove- r gains in new omy," eaid First Security, is foreUpper Colorado Regional DirecJobe averaged 9,600, an increase of cast to average 2 12 percent in the tor Clifford L Barrett and Utah 40 percent over the 1987 fourth-quartDivision of Wildlife Resources 1988 second and third March the (DWR) Director William H. Geer Nationwide, job increase. quarters. AWARD WINNERS-- At the special Spring Band Concert held May 5 at Union High School, music Initial unemployment claims unemployment rats dropped to 5.6 today announced the transfer of Jim Simone presented awards to students for their work in music. Outstanding Sophmorc instructor low. Over the 945 acres oflandby Reclamation to dropped 16 percent in the first percent a nine-yeis Ronnie Hansen, Outstanding Junior was a tic between Terry 11 Parrish and Michelle Band Student are lands quarter, helping reduce the states past six months, about 2.2 million the State of Utah. The Februwildlife the and in been fish ofthe Durham have mitigaJobs new. and created, Outstanding Senior is Amy Powell. The John Phillip Sousa Award for Overall joblessrateto5.6 percent part tion program for the Bonneville Band Student went to Andy Powell. ary and March. The service sector moet rapid employment Outstanding remains the primaiy source of new growth since early 1984. Unit of the Central Utah Prqject A stronger economy will slow, or This represents the third transfer job growth in Utah, but the manuofwildlife mitigation lands to DWR facturing sector is also possibly halt, program in growing rapidly. Over the past narrowing the international trade in recant years. deficit, Firat Security year, manufacturing jobs have inDetailed plana to implement the creased by 4,600, said First Secuexplained. Even with the cheap management plan will be coorddollar, Americana demand for inated between Reclamation, DWR, rity. The publication noted that imports continues to grow. The and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Utahs construction industry was February trade deficit jumped to Service. Reclamation will also be sluggish in the first quarter and $13.8 billion a disappointing re- responsible for coordinated rewill probably remain below year-ag- o versal from its previous fall to views of related to wetlands totals during the summer $12.3 billion in December and with the plana Ciwpe of Engineers Army months. 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