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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1964
Page
7
Fire Prevention Week stresses that most fires arise from avoidable causes such as discarded cigarettes overloaded wiring and poorly maintained equipment. The article urges individuals to check and correct hazards during October 4 to 10 and to clean up weeds and trash in vacant lots to reduce destruction.
The brutal assault and robbery of 78 year old Van Massey shocks residents. Authorities are pursuing leads but no arrests are announced. The community is urged to report any suspicious remarks or actions to aid the investigation and prevent further danger.
Utah extension agents report two range management methods lift pasture grass stands. Proper seed depth and seed treatment with captan reduce seed failure and disease. Experiments at Utah State show varying infection by soil fungi. shallow placement favored on certain soils and elevations.
Babson argues executives' health shapes company fortunes more than mere numbers. He cites stress and worry as hidden causes, forecasts a shift to health reporting for directors, and urges streamlining and delegation to sustain performance. He notes vitality varies, criticizes the rat race, and links spirit reserves to success.
Construction began Saturday September 19 on a road into the Boy Scout Wgh Uinta Camp at Windy Park Morris R Cook District Chairman reports. Utah National Guard Company A Vernal under Captain Nelson Marshall started the project as part of training to improve Guard proficiency. When finished the road will serve as a camp for scouts from all parts of the Utah National Parks Council and provide hundreds of local boys with a premier mountain camping site. An October drill will haul gravel and dirt to finish the first road surface.
The text hints at illness and martyrdom, noting some died while others lived to an old age. It suggests spiritual rebirth as a remedy to the strains and tensions of troubling times.
Our meeting was called to order by Mrs Goodman. We formed two patrols with leaders Carol Goldenstein and Angela Goodrich, plus assistants Mrs Karen Goodman and Sue Ann Saunders. We discussed our outing and duties.
A note from the Teachers Institute outlines a menu of hot dogs hot chocolate potato chips and potato salad with banana boats for dessert The next meeting is set for September 2 at the Kiwanis Scout House in a compact club update.
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