| Show I ©A THE OGDEN STANDARD-EXAMINE- R OGDEN UTAH THURSDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 8 1956 - Expand Menial Health Program - Holbrook USAC FOREIGN STUDENTS WATCH i AMERICAN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION LOGAN — A group of students from nine different countries watched their first American election Tuesdav with more interest than many of those eligible to vote Dr George Meyer foreign student adviser at Utah State Agricultural College arranged for the group to visit one of the election districts in the Cache County Court House and watch the voting process first hand Included in the group were S M Shansab Afghanistan Nustafa Muafa Libya Milad Schmeyla Lvbia T C cortirues throe !' d 1 FROM OAKLEY Study Shows Fluoride Value In Preventing Tooth Decay Adults BOISE (AP) drank it pesrnns — in of Oak-teet- h klhe i well as stetf 3l pr c r ! who ' ' high-fluond- 12-1- Dairy Cattle Get Spotlight At Big San Francisco Show SAN FRANCISCO (UP) — Dairy Harold W Hoots Grants Pass i r d of c biEcr : an metier the procrarri i : hea'fe’’ moil ‘This is Dr a evpena'ii mn in the arc a of pxhbc ed ira Chicken Pox Flu Up Disease Count ly Featured at the conference w 2 Howard McChrren Wh:ng-te- l SALT LAKE CITY XT — ‘ton D C director jou’h eduea-o- f Sixtwipht cacts of chdn pax jtion American Institute of Co- and 52 of influenza cntr:L utci operation and Howard GunderSalt Lake City" director of personnel training Utah Copper Division Kennecntt Copper ( rrp Other speakers v !1 ‘mrl ! J Elmo Packer North Logan manCache Valley Bleed ng ager A"?n Harold Poort Ocden manager Farmers Gram Cooperative As-- n and Smith Peterson S3- North Set ier High School son agriculture teacher New directors will be elected to fill the terms of the late J Ray Pc ay and Frank G Shelley secretary Utah Farm to a sizable increase in the n Utah week the Ist Department cf Health sad jmterday The 3 CH'CS of ch icke n pcx compared with an at crave of 37 s for the week and the 52 of flu compared with an average cf Metmhm rues n u only two iterrd 33 compered with an erase of 26 and there were 54 strep infections Imtc ! compared with an average of 13’ For the week the total e able diseases was 283 compared with an average of 157 ber of reportab'e rf a- - ca-e- n-Im- a report-executiv- Introducing New Hot Cereal Discovery with it j ! for Address PTA WEST WEBER — Talks by three school board candidates on school policy featured the annual dinner meeting recently of the West W eber Parent-TeachAssn to be held in the school cafeteria with 103 attending ac- k er cording to Mrs La Von Favero The dinner was cooked and served by the school student lunch staff under the direction of Mrs Leons Blanch super- visor d Report meeting will be held in the V est Webr Ward Tuesday starting at 130 p m All visiting teachers of the w ard are aked to attend to gve an account cf their work At 2 p m the theology lesson be given will Pvt Richard L Couturier son of Mr and Mrs Richard N Harold cf West Weber tuner 1962 Brinker Ave ’ is re was takenGibson to the Dee Memorial ceivmg his training in hospital last week for an at Ft Eustis Va tion made necessary by a back under the Reserve Forces Act injury Cou-Meado- delicious new w rraj on-the-j- opera-transporatio- EVERYBODY (SETS IN jH£ n New different delicious! 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Terrific A ai v r ! 3 Candidates 1 hoihe-owne- d rURNITURI 1 Is n Ranch of Dyer Nev The third high was $1350 paid by Harvey McDougal of Collinsville Calif for a bull consigned by Joan and George Brewer of Crass Valley Calif The top selling females were in a pen of three consigned by Long Ranch and sold for $880 each to A K Humphries of Rancho Faraiso Concord Calif At the Aberdeen-Angu- s sale - 8 cattle took the spotlight today at Ore paid top sale pnea of $2200 the' Grand National Livestock Exfor the champion sale heifer position Horse Show and Rodeo "Miss Blackbird of Wiki up 2nd" Major event of the day was the ale of Grand National Holstein-Mesis- consigned by Hacienda d Jo dairy cattle Guernsey Reyes Selma Calif and Brown Swiss dairy cattle also price of $650 for a bull wr judged Milking demonstra- wasToppaid for the reserve salt tion were scheduled in the model barn champion by Ralph nd Betty At fee Hereford breeding cat-t- Etoddaxd of Dunlap Calif It sale yesterday Irvin Mann of was a junior yearling named Adams Ore paid a top price of “Oakhaven Prince 3" consigned $5100 for a bull named "LM Zato by Oakhaven Ranch ©f Napa Heir 19" consigned by Long Mea- Calif dow Ranch of Prescott Am Winners of last night’ horse second high price was show: IL5O0 paid by M A Clark of Roadsters to bike Rudy Nelson Faraiso Hereford Ranch Soledad San Francisco Calif for a bull named “C Zato $500 saddle horses Heir 35" consigned by Circle L five-gaite- Be a c h! s:on SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -The Utah Foundation jiterday reP°rted Utah sptrt nearly 70 million dollars on public schools during the past school j ear The private tax research agency said the state's 40 school districts spent S45600000 for operation and £23 900000 for capital outlay: sa this W2san 8 per cent in !f:crea5e ?perat!°fl mo?ey and 21 per cent in capital outlay over the preceding year The foundation said average property tax levies for operating purposes have dropped sme 1947 but that capital outlaw and debt service increased so that the net total k an average increase of 5 91 mills It also noted that increased building by moM districts has in-- t creased bonded indebtedness in most and that only seven districts were free of debt at t h e close of the 1955-5school v ear non-prof- fwM of report during ths morning Schools Cost Utah $70 Million for Year Just Ended “At the time” Young said ley Idaho who grew up there dental authorities didn't recogwhile the city's water supply con- nize that the teeth although tained heavy amounts of florides stained were very resistant to indicate the protection from de- dental decav” When a 1925 dental survev cay they received is lasting showed the mottling of teeth through their lifetime That was the word today might be connected to the water from the State Board of Health supply the community spent A study of the Oakley water $35000 for a new source of wasupply was made by Dr W 0 ter This source Young said was Young director of dental health very deficient in fluorides for the board It summarized exA survey last spring showed periences in the Idaho commun- that adults from 35 to 51 who had grown up in the era of the ity over the past 36 years Dr Young said that when Oake content water had i s t installed first ley community fewer decayed teeth than did water system about 1908 they the 4 year-old- s This was the case Young said tmknowlmgly selected a source of supply containing a high con- although the adults had been extent of fluoride posed to the risk of dental The fluoride content was so for 20 to 30 years longer decay than high he added that it stained the the children Mi DSEN -- G I trim M rc j salaries ai e Farmer Cooperative Group To Meet Monday in S L Judging by this sign on- fence of grammar school in Tempe Arizona the sign man should be sent to join the spelling class Joy Dyer points up the error S Dr II Edward F'inkr senior psj chivtrrt at the t:aTe H rr re pital m Ercvo ako 1 - U’tk t1-- 1 - rc toral vote” SPELLER NEEDED t t Uf r- the results? SALT LAKE CITY —— Approx- 250 off’cers empl on es and members of faim cooperative groups will gather Monday in Ho-’b- e Utah for the annual meeting the Utah Council cf Farmer Cooperatives Prof Morris II Tavlor extension livestock marketing specal-l-i- t at Utah State Agricultural College who t secretary c if the group sad 4H Club members and Future Farmers also are invited Ralph Blackham manager of the Moroni Feed Co and council pt evident will make hs annual MADSEN’S c-- Formosa S J Kua Formosa: Halim Haddad Svria Tok Formosa Baker Abikishk Israel M A Sehat Iran: M T Nooraei Iran Ghazi Fattal Lebanon Mahmo' d Junidi Jordan V H Kandar J N Pandev and A M all of India t Their greatest interest? How citizens get to be judges of election and how does the system keep people from falsifv-in- g All were amazed st the safeguards and could under-staneverything about the general election except the “elec- ct LAKE CITY (API men at hea h ’ (Ward C Holbrook State V eifare Dr Rpagh t r r rrr" i commvMoner !:c p an ‘artive” comnufee r- p e n t a ! ff r eonttrLd efiort to acquaint the publc and the Utah S'a’e h e a i h he e ah ’sped to plan mb with the reed for an prt gram ar d d Li'ature d mental health program epr(o in the state He spoke at the opening e sjons of the 31-- t a- rJa! 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