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Show Ntpht, Juab County, Utah SJjc Homes Abound with Potential Poisons, AIM Official Warns i i Children, siupposeJly "safe at home," are poisoning tfiemselvea at the rate of nearly 1,500 a day. "When you consider that more than a quarter million home-use- d products on the market contain toxins, it is not difficult to understand why more than 500 children die each jr:r :,.j ijncfi-iFclu- Thursday, June 13, 1963 fi Chileon Dalladay of Tcxx'le Mrs. Will L. Iloyt enjoyed a ten day trip to the Northern visited one day last week with part of the state whore she vis- - Mr. and Mrs, G. R. Judd. ited with relatives and friends, William Irons of Tixiele was week end guest of his moth-se- n Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ilun-i- a Mrs. returned home on Tuesday or, Mrs. Harry Irons. after a visit in Salt Lake City. Flossie 1. Sanford of Spring-- 1 hey celebrated the 23th wed- - villo visited with Mrs. Irens on ding anniversary' of Mr. and Tuesday. Mrs. Raymond Sudwcoks onj .. , , ran Mrs- or Stidwee.-tSunday at the home of Mr. and family have returned to Mrs. Gordon Hansen in Sandv Utah from Emporia, Kansas, Mr. and Mrs. Don Gadd and where he has spent the past daughter Anita were in Amor-- 1 year in schixd. lie graduated ican Fork on Wednesday of last w ith a Master of Science deweek to attend the wedding! groo. They are at home In Mr. and Mrs. son. Mr. Sudwcoks is son of for Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sud- Clarence Ching. - - j year from Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Kay and son Clark were in Logan on June 4 and 5 to attend the Utah State University Commencement exercises where their daughter, JoAnn Kay Christiansen was one of the Paul Newton and daughter daughter Robyn of Salt lake Debbie of Kearns, are visiting Mr. Ray City sjient last week In Mona with his mother. with her mother, Mrs. Sheperd. Katie Newton this week. 621-080- Don't Set them down... Pay-recepti- J jrnuu tv , ) BUILDING IjOT FOR SALE Mr. and Mrs, Evan Bryan 64 to 74 ft north frontage--excelle- nt and son Ronnie and Mrs. Katgraduates. location. ie Sheperd visited in Salt Lake See Bert on Saturday with Mrs. Powell or phone City Air. and Mrs. Jess Brooks visited in Iloystville on Memorial day with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Garfield and Mr. and Mi'S. Grant Geary. Mr. and Mr. Blaine G. Moly-neu- x poisons," said F. J. L. Blasin-gam- e, of Richfield are spending M.D., executive this week with his parents, of the American MedMr. and Mrs. Vaughn Aloly ical Association. noux. Mrs. Gary Pritchett and cuare Children naturally ' children of Garland spent last Gadd"ks' Don Mrs. and Mr. F. rious, especially the very young Mr. and daughter Anita visited in A dinner party was given at week with her parents, ones. They are prone to stick and Mrs. Vaughn Molyneux. Rob-M- r. on with Mr. Mrs. home of Lake Salt and the Sunday City mouths Into their anything they and Mrs. Ralph Frandsen ert Jarrett on Saturday even-an- d can get in their hands. It doesn t Memorial day guests of Mrs. ' Mrs. Leo Mower and fam-inThe guests included Mr. 1 even have to taste good or look David Neilsen were Mr. and j V. A. Mrs. Gadd Mr. and Mr. Mrs. and dy. George Paxman, f h pretty. ' f j Mr. and Mrs. Don aiiU Mrs. By ran Neilscn, Mr. Mrs. Jim Ixvfgran of Granger, vTfT, accompanied I Most accidental poisonings Gadd to Salt Lake City where and Mrs. Joe White, Mr. and and his brother, Bud Iofgran occur in children under five. of California: Mr. and Mrs. I I (MhIMHI ... they remained for a visit with Mrs. Grant Worthington, Mr. Eugene i are the most poiNeilsen of Provo and attended! Unltod State la the Frandscns. and Neil Mrs. Jensen, They Medicfntt account for nearly half of ad accidental poisoning Mr. and Mrs. Joel Neilsen and son prone, with tne commencement exeivises and keep rest out of childrens reach. close behind. At this stage in each year. Discard unused medicine Mi's. Alice Wilson of Long family of Orem. at the University of Utah Monis a house life their curiosity is at its day evening where their grand- Beach, of California Air. and Airs. Fred Lynn left A primary cause of such acciand John E. Mr. Mrs. Among suggestions for lessguest one was David height and their sense of fear son, Frandsen, last w'eek for California where week Robertson this not yet developed, Dr. Blasin-gam- e dents, says Dr. Blasingame, Is ening the poisoning hazards in of the graduates. they hare been called on a explained. storing poisonous substances in the home, Dr. Blasingame sugwork and mission. Mr. Lynn will Airs. Darlene Chapman Mr. and Mi'S. Fred Gadd and Medicine, especially aspirin, food containers or soft drink gested: last have charge of a building conKeep potential poisons out son Galen were in Blanding son Todd of Loa spent heads the list of items children bottles. A toddler just natAir. and struction. of reach and tightly sealed. on June 5, 6 and 7 to attend week with her parents, seem to like to sample, accounturally assumes that a soft drink Mrs. Garrett. Elgin matoxic transfer Never 11 accibottle contains a treat Hell the Postmaster's convention. A going-awa- y ing for nearly half of party was givterials into household Mr. Gadd was elected vice dental poisonings. In fact, too drink whatever he finds in it Afr. and Mrs. Elgin Garrett en in honor of All's. Fred Lynn utensils. the and Marvin Garrett and daugh- by her club members. A gift The facts are clear," he much of virtually any medicine representing president Dont leave your child Central Utah area of postmast- ter Cindy were in Provo on was presented to her by the can produce serious conse- warned. "Between 65 and 70 alone In a room in which ers. They returned home by Wednesday of last week to at- members. Present were Mrs. per cent of all poisonings take quences. acbecause was item way of Monument Valley and tend the graduation exercises Agnes Myers, Airs. Almina nonan the youre working with poiplace supposed Among sons. the South Rim of Grand Can- at the Utah Trade Technical In- Kay, Mrs. Erma Keyte, Mrs. edibles that frequently find cessible to a child. Cive medicines only in a yon. stitute where James W. Gar- Madge Newton, Aliss Josephine If were going to live in their way into childrens stomrett was a graduate. He com- Kay, Mrs. Norma Jeasen, lighted room. achs are cleaning and polishing modern homes with modem and Mrs. Lunt daughter pleted the course Ray in electronic Mrs. Rhoda Newell, Airs. Joy If your child might have , child-agents, detergents, shoe polish, conveniences and modem medand three Barbara grand Mrs. Ruth Garfield, Young, technology. cosmetics, waxes, insecticides, icines, we have to develop taken a poisonous substance, ren attended the Blackett famMrs. Alice Young, Airs. Geneva doctor instructions for call standards that some your ily reunion at Jordan Park in paint, turpentine, chalk, will make home safe for our at once. Dont wait to see what Alolyneux and the honored bleaches, plant foods, plaster, Salt Lake City on Sunday. truest. Airs. Viola Ryna children. decorations. and happens. perfume Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sleight ,1; Air. and Airs. Ross Newton of Amarillo, Texas are visiting visited in Salt Lake City on Mrs. Fay Parker, Nephi in and sister brother NOW..; with her Sunday at the Veterans HosEarl Jarvis, Santaquin. Mr. and Mrs. Robert law, Mrs. Gladys Kay, Eureka pital with her father, Dudley Mattinson. Rowe of Mt. Pleasant. Alda Johnson, Eureka Carol and Terry Hilton, Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Howlett Eureka Nash, Floyd Recently admitted patients children Airs. Dorothy Shepherd and of Mr. and Mrs. Darhome on Tuesday af-:16 at the Juab County Hospital, rell Hilton, Kathy Kendall, daughter of returned Nephi 12-dFranSan to a Mr. and Mrs. George Kendall, trip according to the list released Darrell Hilton, Nephi cisco and ElCerrito. California SEE Nephi Wednesday by Hospital authElizabeth Brown, daughter Mrs. Charles Weirman, San- where they visited with Mr. orities, indude the following: of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Brown, taquin. and Mrs. Jack E. Wilson. They Mrs. Willard Bills, Fairview Payson. returned home by way of the Marie Nola Johnson, daughtFloren Peterson, Fairview Joseph Garrett, Nephi er of Mr. and Mrs. Ray John- Redwood Forest son, Leamington Mrs. Don Ingram and famOS,e like ROOT p.fep Peggy Lee Steele, daughter ily were in Fillmore on Friday of Mrs. LaVieve Steele, Santa- to attend the wedding receptquin. ion for Vareen Ashby, daughter Andrea Joe Robinson, Eureka of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ashby. Since fhe first mining claim was located in Utah in 1 lb Mrs. Delwin Shepherd, LeSeptember, 1863, Utah's mines have produced nearly van. 8Vi billion dollars worth of minerals and metals. The Bart Greenhalgh, son of Mrs I greatest portion of this money has flowed into Utah's Donna Greenhalgh, Payson economic blood stream as payrolls, Richard Sleight, son of Mr. payments for DUNCAN HINES- and Mrs. Thomas Sleight, of transportation, power and other services, and taxes. Amarillo; Texas. Norman Ballow, son of Mr UTAH and Mrs. Pete Ballow, Levan Tall "From the earth comes an abundant life for all " S. L. Rowe, Mona Mrs. Grover Kaelber, Payson James W. Mathews, Nephi vice-presid- Basil Shepherd and JIrs. Jack Cowan. Mona Local, Social News Nephi Local, Social Ifems Page Seven ' X 1 fini Two-year-ol- : te Juab Hospital Patient List nAOl M OUNCEJr er ay Get more MILKC for the weekend! Dad will be home from wort No school for the kids. Sis will have her friends over. Theyll all want plenty of Milt Get extra Milk now for the weekend. 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