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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1977
Page
12
The article explains regimens of combined oral contraceptives, missed pills and restarting cycles. It covers how estrogen inhibits ovulation and progesterone affects implantation, plus side effects, rare risks like blood clots and myocardial infarction, and notes benefits such as fewer menstrual problems and less anemia.
The Cultural Arts Club met at Mrs. William Jacobe’s home on Wednesday February 2 with 15 members present. Stacy Needles shared experiences as a Rotary Exchange student in South Africa and described extensive travel and high school attendance. Mrs. Floyd Needles attended as a guest. The next meeting is February 16 at Mrs. Verdin Johnson’s home.
Valentine candy making guide shows melting molding candy in a double boiler and using molds, with freezing and easy release. The piece also notes Dan W. Turner attending a School Board Clerk's Convention in Logan Utah with wife Phyllis. Grant and Martha Ainge visit Meeker Colorado with Grant's parents.
The Community School presents an 8 week Brazilian embroidery class held Thursdays at 7 and starting February 17. Learn 22 stitches with personalized instruction while creating a clothing wall hanging pillowcase or gift sampler. Phone Rahnena Caldwell at 739-5680 to enroll.
The Current Topics Club hosted an exchange event at Mrs. Harold Duke on February 2 with co-hostess Mrs. Alan Martin. Keith Bergquist and Cleo Niding presented topics from the Uintah Basin Area Vocational Center as part of the Socialette Roosevelt exchange. Mrs. Frank Wright spoke on In Defense of Gossip. the annual club party is planned for March 12.
L Reynolds son of Jay and Hazel Reynolds was flown to the Veterans Hospital in Salt Lake City after a sudden illness. He has recovered enough to leave the respirator and breathe on oxygen. Eva Hatch reports a new grandson Jason born January 28 to Russel and ? Hatch of Traverse City Michigan joining siblings Jeffery, Brandon and Jennifer. The Hatch family faced heavy snow making travel to the hospital challenging with a four wheel drive needed.
The February 2 meeting at Mrs. Lyle Andersons home had two members present with four excused. Mrs. Norman Fletcher led Club Collect. Duane Wall and George Millecam presented Art Lettering Can Be Fun with lettering rules, layout, spacing and styles. Participants practiced with butcher paper and markers. A gelatin salad was served by hosts Mrs. Tex Sweatfield and Mrs. Anderson. The next meeting, a Valentine dinner with husbands, will be February 16 in Uintah High School cafeteria.
A dated list of TRECs shows February 11 to February 16 with numerous names including Roger Merrell Alvin Nash Sally Chivers Kenny Richens Wyatt Mansfield and others, followed by a February 1 entry and an incomplete line of names.
A community notice lists couples with dates in February including Mr. and Mrs. Brad McClellan February 1 and others such as Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bowden February 13 and Mr. and Mrs. Kent Lane February 15. The list also includes entries for Mr. and Mrs. David Haralson February 1 and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Aycock February 17.
Coal production is projected to rise from 603 million tons in 1974 to about 1040 million tons by 1988. The pace depends on long term demand certainty and resolving major environmental and transportation issues.
Ted Disko was guest speaker at the February 1 Kingsbury Ladies Aid meeting. He spoke on art forms as dessert by Lois Townsend and Jennifer Stutz, hostesses. Dixie Allen will coordinate the March 2 Child Abuse program.
The DUP Bicentennial Camp of ’76 held a January 26 meeting at Sally Hunsaker’s home. Sarah Weisgerber conducted the start, Janis Bigelow gave opening prayer, Laura Chew taught “Firm in the Faith” from Drusilla Dorris Hendricks’s diary. A salad supper fed the two attendees including one guest, JoVann Nuttall. The next meeting is set for February 23 at Sandy Perry’s home.
Father George FP. David announces the annual Spaghetti Dinner at St. James Parish Hall on Sunday February 23 from 12 to 7 pm. Sponsored by parish societies, with Wilma Lee and Evanna Merkley as general chairs and Nema Stricker and Irene Pfeifer handling tickets. Music by Newell Behunin and his orchestra. Open to the public. tickets at the door.
Jacqueline Marshall daughter of Mr and Mrs Nelson Marshall was among five music students performing Sunday in the Chase Fine Arts Center Logan. She played Prokofieff Concerto No 3 with orchestra on second piano under Dr Irving Wasserman who also accompanied. About 100 attended. she is a freshman at Utah State University and Uintah High School 1976 graduate.
The Uintah High School gym hosts the annual Sweetheart Ball on Saturday February 12 at 8 29 p m. Tickets cost 3 50 per couple and 1 75 for singles. A Craig Colorado group named Stealin provides the music for an evening of dancing.
Anna Louise Peterson Walker of Vernal, author of How fligh Fiber Diet and Recipes Changed My Life, says she and husband Don formed Weight & Health Central, Inc. to market a 2 plus 2 bran whey herb tablet after losing 60 pounds. The Walkers distribute the diet tablet nationwide with Don as general manager. Walker, a former LDS Business College graduate, serves as Stake Relief Society president and plans speaking engagements with health clubs and spas.
The O. T. Bridge Club met Thursday February 3 at Eva Pope's home. Helen Bennett won high prize, Bea Besnion was second, Lillian Henderson took bingo. The next meeting will be hosted by Helen Bennett on Thursday February 17.
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