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Show SUNDAY HERALD Cpunty- to Seek Federal - 'Vector Control Unit' By JOAN GEYER of various kinds of, mosquitoes Utah County commission and health officers Friday agreed on desireability of getting a U. S. Public Health Service "vector control demonstration unit" if some other state doesn't get it t'' tn their multiple life stages and estimate of numbers, and most M li KC M y (B) which control, . has not yet been begun. V 4 MM"? The Utah" County survey has not included laboratory testing to x i learn1 which mosquitoes are carfirst. Some reluctance was first ex- rying the vjrus; how virulent the federal virus is; to what extent birds, pressed to the two-yeproject by Dr. Eldon Beck, Brig-ha- animals, snakes andk humans Young University entomolo- have been infected; and to what in control of a year-lon- g extent they may have built up gist unon slated: immunity. 'Dr. Smith said" he mosquitoes study virus-testiin June. this derstood complicated completed Dr. Beck said expense of the requires facilities which federal project would be greater the state does not have. The U.S. than publicized Wednesday eve- public health service sent field-me- n last year to cooperate with ning; that he objected to any g duplication of effort, feeling it local authorities in unicounties. in northern Utah reflected adversely on the was his staff felt that:he "If we couldn't get the federal VFW LEADERS Chester Kocherfrans and Mrs. Norversity; doing a good job and if they need- program before November at man Bath, installed as commander and president, reed additional training could be earliest, what can we do this spectively, of Ute Post 2162, VFW, and Auxiliary. sent for three weeks or' so to the summer?" asked County Commiscontrol sioner F. Rulon Nicholes, chairdisease communicable center at Atlanta, Ga. man,. Utah County board of Later he said he would be health. Mr. Sagers said original counhappy to work with the U. S. public health service as long as his ty budget 'provided $6000 to hire an entomologist who, following group was not shut out. Dr. C. M. Smith, director, completion of the B YU study in Health Department, June, would begin preparation New officers for the Veterans geon; Jack Dowling, three-yesaid "We are concerned that what for a major control program in of Foreign Wars, Ute Post 2162, trustee; Dwight Shakespeare, Ken Baum, one-yeand Auxiliary were installed Sat- two-yehappened last year in Box Elder, 1960. trustee; If Utah County gets the vector urday evening. ' Weber, Davis and Salt Lake Ken Baum, adjuttrustee; an explosion of en- control program, this local entoCounties Chester Kocherhans is the com- ant; Ed Paxton, chairman; mologist would be the required mander, to serve, of George Connell, secretary; Don cephalitis could happen here. e local health man work- the post. Other officers are Bill Knowles, chairentertainment Glen Sagers, his chief sanitarS. U. federal the with paid coning vecor Ken installBaum served as Bowdish, senior vice commander; man. ian, said the proposed trol unit involved more than sur- Public Health specialist, and local Roger Whiting, junior vice com- ing officer. be detailed to mander; Charles Trace, quarterMrs. Norman Bath has been vey of mosquitoes. It is an action sanitarians could field men. controls df all "vectors' of com- provide required master; Clyde Bingham, chap- named president of the Auxiliary He said federal, contribution lain; Reed Butler,, officer of the and serving with her will be Mrs. municable diseases, including rodents, flies, refuse and . mos- would be abput $15,000 plus at day; Charles Dowling, post ad- Byrnice Morgan, senior vice least two specialized vehicles, vocate; John Walton, post sur-- president; Mrs. Jack Conner, quitoes. and state grant of $2500 for eduSchliess-xnanMr. Sagers said D. J. junior vice president; Mrs. Ken cation. Baum, chaplain; Mrs, Joe Brind-zadirector, engineer sanitary disease communicable center, secretary; Mrs. Broate U. S. Public Health Service at Hutchings, treasurer; Mrs. Jay Hdutz,' conductress; Mrs. Rodger Atlanta, Ga., had informed him the state of Washington will get Whiting, guard; Donna Haws, inwill "Dr. Hansen I. be Harold structor. Color bearers will be new bid the and first at center, at Fifth Provo William Bowdish, the the Mrs. Mrs. if Salt Lake wants it Utah County speaker beLDS services Ward Mrs. to Devere were decline it. There is a postonight Clyde Bingham, Offret and Mrs, Harold Stubbs. ginning at 7 p.m. sibility also that if the U. S. Dr. Hansen recently returned Outgoing president is Mrs. BowKenneth Nelson, about 35, appropriation in July it will infrom Europe 'where he present- dish. Mrs. Ken Baum was increase its present number of already under demonstration four :two-y prison sentence from Box ed a lecture to the British Re- stalling- officer. Mrs. Charles units. Earliest Utah County could Elder court on a check charge, search Societyin London.' He Dowling department president; Dis- was also engaged in research Mrs. Grant Johnson, department get the unit would be November. pleaded innocent He explained the difference be- trict Court to charges of issuing on the theater while away and secretary and Mrs. Harold Pax-matween a Vsurvey" concerned with a fraudulent check in ;Payson, traveled extensively in Europe national representative, were Initial locating and identificationand trial was set for June 24. present. - before his return. " " " ... 7 quito-and-disea- se Lr1 .ww. Jw : nn r? ! m rV ng w : ar to.-b- JW WW m( UVJ nn ui Wnm CeGii0,e .ens Ei . ' MsQse F(3G cuces virus-testin- oi? EGGigje' TCans i j Poise 2 ILorj ........... ... 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