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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1964
Page
2
A health column urges readers to beware quacks and offers six ways to spot them. It explains diabetes symptoms, risk factors, and that control requires diet, exercise, and insulin or medications, advising a physician exam and a simple test to rule out diabetes.
A local ad cites Charley’s Clothes Line and Shumway Pharmacy offering services. It mentions a new shipment expected early in the week and critiques inventory taxes affecting federal funds for state road projects. The text references Uintah County, Utah, and a county commissioner in a general, non-specific regard.
A pamphlet promotes a simple diet plan claiming 15 pounds loss in six months by consuming fewer calories and a four group daily diet. It warns against nutritional imbalance and offers the guide THE TIME OF OUR LIVES from the American Daisy Association at 20 North Wacker Dive, Chicago 60606.
Uintah County commissioners voted to extend Rulon Hacking's year as chairman at Monday’s meeting. The board approved OK Tire Store for county fire repair work and similar services for 1964. Snellon Johnson was granted another unspecified project.
A new business license has been issued to operate a cafe and service station at the former Duzz & Sons location. The approval allows the site to restart as a mixed dining and fueling venue serving the local community.
Mrs. Rondo S. Harmon leaves Vernal by air for Tonga to join her husband, president of the LDS Lishona college. Accompanied by daughter Linda and three other children, the party plans two and a half days of Honolulu sightseeing and a stop in American Samoa before arriving in Tonga. Linda will attend college in Laie, Hawaii, in November. Mrs. Harmon will teach sixth grade in Tonga after leaving Naples first grade. The family has been honored with farewell dinners and parties.
In ceremonies at the city office two new police officers took oaths. Ralph A. Preece and Tom Raymond Anderson were sworn in, with Whitney D. Hammond, the city attorney, performing the swearing in.
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