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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1977
Page
12
Valium is diazepam a widely prescribed benzodiazepine used to treat anxiety tension and related conditions. It acts in the central nervous system with a broad range of uses including muscle relaxation and seizure control while noting potential drowsiness uncoordination dependence and other side effects.
A public service spot by the American Cancer Society showing a woman examining her breast has drawn eyebrows and questions about propriety. The material promotes education during March with a quiz on risk factors and detection, offering a call to action to contact Marie Godfrey at 789-3886 or consult a physician.
Immediate annuities are bought with a single payment and start income soon after purchase, typically for middle or older adults who want lifelong payments. Deferred annuities begin later and are funded by a single premium or installments over years, usually by those with sufficient life insurance already.
A federal inspector warns that exotic plants and other goods carried home can bring pests or diseases that threaten crops, livestock, and forests. Quarantines limit imports. past outbreaks like Newcastle disease in California and Mediterranean fruit fly incursions cost millions and risk regional agriculture.
The Vernal Lions Club presents Roaring Seventies at Vernal Junior High School Auditorium on March 19 from 7 30 to 9 p m. Special emcee Lynn Lehmann brings radio flair. Kristy Sullivan and Suzy Southam sing Showboat medleys while Vernal Select Edition and Blaine Pierce perform. Tickets by donation at the door.
An authority from a laboratory explains light hair sprays protect fibers by reducing friction, acting like a glue to hold hair in place. Men’s sprays are weaker formulas than those for women. A caution notes avoid spraying toward the face or inhaling. Skin cleansers like PhlisaDerm can remove hair cosmetics and cleanses scalp with gentle emulsifiers.
The Vernal BPW Club selects Betty Zeller as clubwoman of the year for 1977. She has held major DPW offices, served as president in 1974, and since then as secretary with perfect attendance. Betty works as an eligibility technician for Family Services and participates in Chamber projects and community groups. Allee White praises her loyalty and unselfish service.
A program titled Sunshine Coming Your Way promotes a waste not wasteful food plan. Beverly Nye of Brigham Young University speaks at Vernal Junior High Auditorium on March 22 at 7 30 p m for senior citizens. She covers buying wisely using simple items avoiding gimmicks and planning frugal festive days. Cheryl notes guidance on home gardens canning storage and wise food buying. Community School program sponsors event.
Lieutenant Bart Nyle Merkley received his Second Lt. commission after graduating from Brigham Young University in December. He completed Ranger School at Fort Benning as the sole Brigham Young attendee, and will join the Artillery Division at Fort Sill until September before reporting to duty in Germany. He travels with wife Tiffany and newborn daughter Lenave born March 4. son of Nyle and LaDonna Merkley.
Mrs. Delbert Farr of Alexandria visiting her son and daughter in law. Hair strength is strongest at a pH range of 4.5 to 7.0 per the hair specialist. Many specialists now advise against brushing 100 strokes daily and recommend gentler routines. Today people shampoo more often, with weekly or daily washing common. Vigorous brushing can break or damage hair.
Doug Gale from the Division of Family Services outlined a child abuse program at the Kingsbury Ladies Aid meeting on March 2. Hostesses Helen Bennett and Margaret Phillips served dessert to 19 members. Reverend Elizabeth Skinner will present a special Easter program at the April 6 meeting.
Terry Hadlock of Dave Jalley Chevrolet Oldsmobile recently completed a two day refresher course on automotive tune ups at the General Motors Training Center in Salt Lake City. He learned techniques for tuning late model vehicles with modern electronic ignition and emission control systems.
Poetry notes recall Goslin Mountain with memories of horses and cows as a speaker envisions return. Vernal Utah Stake announces Gold and Green Ball on March 26 from 8 30 to 11 20 p m with no admission charge, best dress required, music by Cornerstone Band, floor show at 10 p m.
Paul Weeks of Salt Lake visited Friday evening to Monday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Melyon Gray. The piece notes that the highest price ever paid for a single chair was $86,000 for a 1766 Rhode Island craftsman chair, illustrating American furniture standards of excellence.
Visitors over the weekend at the Paul Murray home were their daughter, Mr. son Mrs. John Rhea Beimhall and daughters of Mock Springs Wyoming and granddaughter Joyce Townley and daughter of Winnemucca Nevada.
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