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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1964
Page
12
Students in kindergarten created soap paintings using detergent poster paint and water, learned about February-born figures, and made log cabins for Lincoln's birthday and Yankee Doodle hats for Washington. They attended a school talent show, welcomed Thumper the rabbit, enjoyed Valentine parties, and shared candy, cookies, and games.
This article outlines how heart disease spans many disorders and stresses that while no pattern guarantees prevention, fundamentals help. It urges regular moderate exercise, weight control, stress management, preventive checkups, and doctor guidance, noting treatments for high blood pressure strokes and rheumatic disease.
A long list of visitors and relatives gathered at Maeser and the surrounding homes over the weekend. Many from Salt Lake, Delta, Reno, and nearby towns joined for temple work, family meals, and social visits. Several mentions include the McGuirl family from Ottawa, Florence, and Neilson Alger of Elmo Utah, and Dean Wilkinson of Salt Lake City family events.
The first grade created an AH C themed book using manila paper. There are 30 pages, each page dedicated to a letter and to sounds such as ch sh th and wh. Students write words and cut out pictures for each page.
At about 1 45 p m fifth graders led by Nyle Warburton and Cloyd Woolley hosted a Valentine party talent program. Piano solos by Vickie Huber Cloyd Woolley Kayla Walker Kenna Dee Hartle and Roma Jean Woolley. Trumpet solos by Daryl Daniels and Rosanna Hackford. Reed Esplin sang with Kenny Dee Hartle at the piano. Pat Huber and Trudy McChie performed a tap routine.
Salt is essential for life aiding acid base balance and extracellular fluid pressure. It supports digestion with saliva flow and stomach and intestinal juices. Cornell researchers note chlorine cannot be fully replaced, making even low salt intake important for health.
A fragment notes a professor named Dr Gustav Batutedt affiliated with Ifuslsodry University, Winronela. The readable portion provides no clear date or department, leaving the association as a university faculty reference.
A historical note explains the essential role of sodium in animal respiration and blood, noting its abundance in blood minerals and its impact on plant potassium use. Citing Wisconsin and Mississippi State University, it references fertilizer sodium effects on crops like beets celery and corn, and Wisconsin Iowa Experiment Station findings on early growth and fertilizer responses.
Mrs Sprouse reports Nadine Alfred and Paul Nebeker among the second graders who spent February making valentines and sharing them with friends. The class performed a play about Lincoln and Washington as part of their activities.
A new girl joins the room named Vicky Cha poose who recently moved from Roose velt. The group expresses happiness her arrival brings and notes the positive change she provides to the room dynamic.
Sandra Moore reports on class arts with mosaic animal heads using beans and colored salt, puppet heads from sawdust, and tempera painting. Health posters win a teeth care contest with Keith Davie Debra Reed Ann Hendricks and Maxine Hamaker. Hendricks' poster goes to Vernal for a statewide contest. Beans planted in gravel sand and loam show varied growth. Spanish peanuts and cotton seed planted.
Mrs. Ben Watkins hosted a quilting party at her home on Wednesday with guests including her daughter and several neighbors. The gathering noted arrivals and visits, a great grandchild birth in Portland, and multiple family celebrations and illness milestones among Vernal area residents.
Requiem Mass was celebrated for Margarietta Mechler Hilton 81 of Vernal at St James Catholic Church with the Rosary Sunday. The Rev James Fogerty and Rev Manuel Lucero assisted. Pallbearers included E J Ballard Jr and others. Hilton survived by husband and two sons with burial in Vernal Cemetery.
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