Utah TB Assn Launches 1963 RD Campaign Message
The Utah Tuberculosis and Health Association announces a nationwide educational drive on two key lung disease symptoms. From May 1 to June 15 the campaign warns of chronic cough and shortness of breath, urging medical advice rather than fundraising.
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Utah
Alan
John D. Newton
Ogden
TB Association
Newton
National Health Survey
Utah Thoracic Society
A. ‘T. Renzetti
Salt Lake City
Keep Out Sign Found Near Private Trout Pond
A sign reading Anyone found near this private trout pond will be found there next morning was discovered on a tree beside a pond. The warning suggests restricted access to a rural trout pond and marks potential trespass risk for visitors.
Gleo Gardiner Testimonial Set Sunday in Glines
A farewell testimonial for Miss Cleo Gardiner daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Gardiner will be held Sunday at 6 pm in the Glines Ward Chapel. Gardiner who will serve in the Eastern Atlanta States mission departs April 8 in Enid Cook will play the prelude and postlude music Verd L Openshaw offers the invocation. Larry Abplanalp Dan Turner and Alvin Gardiner will be evening speakers and remarks will be made by her parents with a reply by Gardiner. Special numbers by the Glines Ward Choir include a vocal duet by Maureen and Ona Marie Billings and a quartet by Jerry Case Lewis Jensen Kelly Goodrich and Bobby Martingz. Denny Gardiner offers the benediction. Gardiner attended Uintah High School class of 1957 and Sem inary in 1956. She has worked for 30 years at First Security Bank of Vernal. Mission address 4615 Winterberry Place Bethesda Maryland 14.
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Cleo Gardiner
Ray Gardiner
Glines Ward
Miss Gardiner
Atlanta States
Salt Lake Mission
Enid Cook
Openshaw
Larry
Dan
W. Turner
Alvin Gardiner
First Security Bank of Vernal
Vermission
Winterberry Place
Bethesda 14
Maryland
New Lenten Spaghetti Recipe With Crabmeat and Herbs
A vintage recipe converts spaghetti with crabmeat into a Lenten main dish. It blends evaporated milk and cream of tomato soup, green pepper, onion, and marjoram with pasta, baked in a buttered casserole with cheese and crumbs. Serves about 4 to 6, using a 350 degree oven for 45 minutes.
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Teafood Co
Range Rides End Tuesday Study Looms Deer Counts
Annual range rides ended Tuesday surveying Diamond Mountain Brush Creek Blue Mountain and Island Park with deer trend counts and range conditions noted. Participants included Fish and Game Forest Service and BLM officers sportsmen stockmen observing browse use and deer herd composition to guide fall deer hunt recommendations. Elk wintering at high elevations and recent elk harvests are also noted for ferfer success on the Ashley.
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Diamond Mountain
Brush Creek
Blue Mountain
Island Park
Department of Fish and Game
Forest Service
Bureau of Land, Management
Hunters Safety Classes Open In Basin Area
Arch Wirth and Troy Bailey lead a new hunters safety and survival training course in Duchesne with a second class at Bridgeland Ward chapel taught by Jarrell Massey under Dave Thomas and Bruce Jensen conservation officers. A March 13 Altamont session instructed by Albert Lee Robertson, Moon Lake Wildlife Federation head Bob Fieldsted, continues Utah Fish and Game safety training. Another course is planned at Tabiona with Bil Lewis and Hob Smith as instructors.
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Arch Wirth
Troy Bailey
Duchesne
Bridgeland Ward Chapel
Jarrell Massey
Dave Thomas
Bruce Jensen
Altamont
Ine
Albert Lee Robertson
Utah Fish and Game Dept
Moon Lake Wildlife Federation
Bob Fieldsted
Tablona
Bil Lewis
Hob Smith
Vernal Elk Shooting Concerns Highlight Deer Season
Vernal district ranks high in the state as local department personnel express concern about the number of elk shot and left during the deer hunting season. Local officials note the issue reflects wildlife waste and potential enforcement needs in Uintah County.
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Vernal
Breast Cancer Tops Death Causes Says Cancer Society
Breast cancer is the leading cause of cancer deaths among women with about 24 700 predicted to die in 1863. Dr T R Seager, adviser to the American Cancer Society, warns that treatment is most effective when cancer is localized. The society notes an 82 percent cure when detected early, dropping to 48 percent if spread occurs, and urges monthly self examinations and annual health checkups including breast exams by a physician.
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T. R. Seager
Leval Cancer Society
American Cancer Society
Seager
Tridell Warren Visits Father on Long-A hoped Reunion
Tridell Paul Warren visited his father Paris Warren of Hepher Oregon at the Warren home Saturday for the first time in twenty years. Other locals made trips to Salt Lake City and American Fork for visits and medical checkups. Sixteen Tridetl ladies attended Stake Relief Society in Vernal, with other families visiting relatives in Ogden and American Fork.
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Paris Warren
Hepher
Oregon
Warren
J. L. Kitchen
American Fork
Melvin
Lenford Kitchen
Salt Lake City
Charles Gunes
Dennis
Ogden
Morgan Glines
Max Warren
Howard Muysselman
Laren Ross
Early detection boosts breast cancer cure odds says doctor
Dr Seager notes many breast cancers are highly curable when found early. He stresses that success also hinges on a woman’s actions and timely access to medical care, with simple precautions improving already favorable odds.
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