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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1977
Page
6
A self confidence guide highlights daily grooming as a path to security. It promotes a natural dry spray deodorant with baking soda and cornstarch, claiming long lasting odor control and reduced wetness, marketed to both men and women.
Ballard Ward Boy Scouts plan an overnight camping trip to Baken Park and possibly higher mountains if snow appears. Various local notices report births, moves, folded families, hospital stays, and school workshops, with church meetings and two weddings noted.
A sequence of notices includes a timber sale withdrawal for Salt Creek due to access issues, an Uintah School District maintenance position requiring blueprint reading and repair knowledge with a February 28, 1977 deadline, and a Uintah County Board of Adjustments public hearing on March 2, 1977 for several zoning requests. Also listed is a trustee sale on March 21, 1977 at Daggett County Courthouse for a Daggett County Development Corporation deed of trust, followed by detailed property descriptions, an Economic Development Specialist job in Uintah Basin with a February 23, 1977 closing, and estate claim notices for LeRoy and Zelda Eldredge with April 20, 1977 claim deadline.
A historical note traces the pledge to its Boston origins and Columbus Day 1892 debut in public schools. It gained official recognition by Congress in 1942, and the words under God were added in 1954 by a Congressional Act. President Eisenhower framed the change as reinforcing America's spiritual heritage and resolve.
Public health experts warn that delaying action during flu season can lead to faster spread. Officials urge vaccination, hygiene, and early treatment to curb transmission and protect vulnerable groups.
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