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Show THE Thursday, .October 31, 1957 SUN-ADVOCA- Page Eight Colorado Pathologist, Native of Carbon, Endorses Fluoridation STANDARD EQUIPMENT DRAGERTON SCOUTS HOST Three Eagle Awards Three Eagle Scout badges were presented at a Boy Scout Cburt of Honor held at Dragerton recently, it has been announced by Alvin Gaudio, field scout execu- honor and the next troop of the nonth is announced. If a troop vins the award three months in accession, it gains permanent possession of the ribbon. tive. Explorer Post 2291, sponsored Ned Arambula, scoutmaster of by the Draegrton LDS ward and Troop 291, Dragerton; Bert Evans, under the leadership of Lavar assistant scoutmaster of the same received the award as post troop, and Explorer Scout James if the month. Liddiard received scoutings highThe following troops and post est award the rank of Eagle. Mr. received other awards as noted: Liddiard is the first Eagle Scout Troop 271, Helper, Rulon Parkin his post, Explorer Post 2291, er, Star award, one merit badge sponsored by the Dragerton Ward on fishing. Troop 274, Price, Johnof the Church of Jesus Christ of ny Menotti, John Kilfoyle, Bobby Latter-da- y Saints. Mr. Arambula Porter, Harold Patterick, John and Mr. Evans are the first two Porter, Jr., Wayne Devietti, Lynn adult leaders to receive the award Bunnell, Paul Scartezina, Tommy in Troop 291, also sponsored by Patterick, a 1 1 received the Dragerton LDS ward. awards, with Mike Bunnell, Bobby A Gold Palm award went to Goudge and Gary Nelson receiving Robert Parker, district commis- first class badges, and Gary Nelsioner from Helper. These awards son a second class badge. Ninety are presented to scouts who have per cent of the troop received earned the rank of Eagle find, have merit badges on first aid, campcontinued to earn 10 additional ing, Cooking, swimming and the merit badges. balance On archery and home rei Troop 274, sponsored by the pairs. Price Kiwanis Club and under the GauMichael Troop 276, Price, leadership of Harold Patterick and dio received two merit badges the announced at Jim Porter, was safety and life saving. troop of the month having walked Troop 281, Price, Richard Laraway with the advancement con- sen on public speaking, Richard test and for which is received a Menzies on scholarship, home reblue ribbon to attach to its troop pairs, first aid and public speakflag until next months court of ing; Douglas disen on public speaking. In Transportation Corps Troop 290, Sunnyside, Warren Duke and Tommy Mussett re- Specialist Third Class William B. Houghton, son of Mrs. Helen Houghton, Castle Gate, is a member of the 582nd Transportation Company at Fort Eustis, Virginia. An aircraft mechanic with the company, Specialist Houghton entered the Army in January of 1955. He attended Carbon high school prior to his enlistment. Lid-liar- d, ' Last Squad Club Awaits 17th Annual Reunion Preparation? are going forward for the 17th annual reunion of the Last Squad Club, unique organization of World War I veterans, which is scheduled for Saturday, November 16, at the Price American Legion hall beginning at 6:30 p.m. Good drinks, good eats, something to see, something to hear and something to thing about is assured those who attend. Jack Hussey, Price, is the company commander, and Elmer Bertot, Price, is the company clerk. FOR ROOm? Theres more leg room & head room . . . more spacious comin '58 Studebakers. fort See them today. ... Studebaker- - Packard See your local Dealer today! 5. weather bureau ing Goods, Price. $1.00 Presented by "Your Family Shoe Store" PRICE TRADING COMPANY Main Street Store In Television Reception WITH A VETERE CONNECTION . and animal industry. Troop 291, Dragerton, Ronald Cottrell received a second class badge, Ned Arambula merit badges on citizenship in the home, personal fitness and world brotherhood; Floyd Cox on canoeing and Bert Evans on citizenship in the community. Troop 299, Price, Emil Sunter received his Star badge and the following second class badges ; Gusty Katsavries, Eugene Johnny Saluverakis, Mike Protopappas and Emil Sunter for camping, cooking and firemanship and citizenship in the home; Martin Sunter received his for cooking, camping and citizenship in the home. V Prota-pappa- A Martin Sunter, Helper commis- sioner, received an arrowhead honor patch for completing basic scouting requirements. The following scouters were present at the Court of Honor: Duane Frandsery district chairman; Dr. Dean Winters, district v amounted to $130,509,327 of which amount $98,621,661 was federal and state construction and was maintenenace. In Carbon county federal and state expenditures amounted to $2,178,077 with maintenenace totaling $1,211,887 for a total of balance. tubes checked free of charge if brought into the repair shop. Service insurance contracts available to cover all television repairs and service for ne year. Repairs and service include labor, parts and newe picture tubes when needed. All advancement chairman ; Robert $3,389,965. Parker, district commissioner; La' var Laddiard, Bert Evans and At Pasadena College Martin Sunter of the commissionMrs. Elaine Wilmot is one of er staff and Alvin Gaudio, scout executive;'-.the 336 new students enrolled this The Eagle awards are present- semester at Pasadena College, ed by the following: To Jcftnes California. She is the Liddiard by Bishop Royal Allred, Pasadena, of Nick Macris, RFD 1, daughter to Bert Evans by Mr. Frandsen, and to Mr. Arambula by his son, Price, and is majoring in educa- television . VETERE MOTOR & T-- V 410 West First North k ' Bud. Phone ME Price, Utah 44 tion. Star of the Forward Look con- t. v ? - 'O Announcing the car thats O unchallenged by any other car in the low-prir that no car measures up to the one car that began with a three-ye- ATERFILL ft &RAZIER . . Qpifl Qt&rJ&ll KENTUCKY BOURBON Improved OF b tozasajtzssff 86 Proof AND FRAZiFR DISTILLERY COMPANY, BARDSTOWN, True, big-c- Torsion-A- ir Ride riding comfort Silver Dart Styling Long, low sweep of beauty Golden Commando The years-ahea- d low-pri- lead: the triumphant new Plymouth. V-- engine 1 ce Directional Stabilizer Fins KENTUCKY Pnsh-Butto- Assure safer highway travel optional, s.nce1S1 WATERFIll field. Simple comparison proves ce cars takes place at your Plymouth dealers today. One look, one ride will convince you . . . this is your car . . . the car thats ahead for keeps! The dramatic debut of this greatest of ) G'56 CO; siders winds of 75. miles and over of hurricane proportion, says the Council, and motorists should remember that a car driven at the same speed is propelled with the same destructive force. At high speeds the human body becomes increasingly vulnerable. If an accident occurs at 60 miles an hour r more the victim is eight times more likely to die than if he had been injured in an accident at 20 miles an hour. Speed not only increases your chances of having an accident it decreases your chances of coming out alive if you do have one. To determine a safe speed take into consideration: 1. Weather and visibility. 2. Mechanical factors. 3. Road conditions. Whether a road is rough, smooth, hilly, flat, curving or straight. 4. The drivers physical and mental condition: 5. Traffic conditions. A safe speed on a country road can be unsafe on a city street ' $25.00 down and 12 months to pay the $30,-887,6- ar , Price VIEW THE BEST Carbon Top Two Million Dollars State and federal esxpenditures cevied their first class badges and Post 2991, Dragerton, James for construction and maintenance received class Brent Lindsey his second Laddiard the emergency badge. Kimball Blackburn receiv- service award and apprentice ex- of highways for the period January 1, 1949, to June 30, 1957, ed merit badges for leatherwork plorer award. Here is newness . THE 5 Rtd Gootl Skott CHANNEL KSL-T- V O kV PER PERMIT AND THE PIRATES SATURDAY Don't miss th thrilling advunturot AT of T wry. Hot Shot Charlin, 9:00 A.M. Dragon lady and Burma . now on TV I In Standard equiPmemt with twsy po.ive.rv - Safety Council says. At that pace you can destroy yourself and anything in your path as quickly as a hurricane. U. the Ross Norton residence in Wellington; and from the J. Vaughn Olsen Company and Bucks Sport- Road Expenditures Are you a hurricane driver?" You are if you drive 75 miles an hour or more, the National "The , Special permits for pheasant hunting in the Wellington area can be purchased at Glens Service Station-an- the culinary water supply. He stated that the arguments professed by the opponents shake the very foundation of basic chemistry with falsification of the facts. Being a pathologist, Dr. Saccomano has the opportunity of studying many body tissues both grossly and microscopically. He said that in all his experience he has never seen or heard- - of any cases of fluoride poisoning when used in the recommended amounts of one part per million. After nearly five years of fluoridation, a comparative survey of the childrens teeth in Grand Junction, Colorado, and showed nearly a 70 per cent reduction in tooth decay, says Dr. Saccomano. 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