Show 6) 9 VP Ihe s Salt La Pe Tribune 5 Monday May 1965 ' :4 '5 :' - ? Spring is here so watch out for those insecticides and herbicides — handle carefully And while you're at it better mo--- those cleaning fluids and (train - impluggers from under the kitchen sink to some shelf out of toddlers' e reach The Poison Control Center It University Hospital is busy enough as it is thank you and would appreciate your cooperation Police officers and ambulance drivers join in the plea At best all anticipate a long hot summer with accidental poisonings inmasing at a steady pace Expect Increase Calls to the center and police last year jumped by some 500 over 1967 There is every reason to expect a comparable increase this year That's because both the population and the number of commercial products containing toxic ingredients are on the rise The "bible" of poison control centers is "Clinical Toxicology of Commercial Prod published by the Uni versity of Rochester Medical Center Rochester N Y The latest edition published last October approxi17000 commercial mately products in the "toxic" rate gory Since then another 300 new products have been added to the list doctors at the Poison Center report pray and Mom calls us for instructions we've got to know approximately 0tiAaSftPWO‘''1ft0'0'WOt0 Poison Galore t 00 a W W a W 0 i' Its 560 a in that hair spray—and says Dr Alan Done director of the center T h e American Medical Assn estimates there are 250000 different substances that might be toxic to humans The National Clearinghouse for Poison Contrel Centers a branch of the US Food and Drug Administration in Washington has tabulated about 20000 products what's fast" 03 The National Clearinghouse says more than 2300 persons die annually from poisoning accidents: about 500 of them are children from 1 to 5 The big "poisoner"? Aspirin It accounts for nearly of the accidental poisonings Other frequent poisoners are drugs soap s flowers plants detergents deodorizers perfumes pills bleaches cleaning fluids and vitamins The most dangerous age is "the toddler stage" This is the age when children are inquisitive and unafraid They poke around in strange places find something new and Immediately give it a taste test birth-contr- - I RE) sw lift 10:46 us 0 - irr-- not I Foolish Storage Police warn it's not only foolish to store fluids or medicines where children can get at them it's unwise to let a toddler go unobserved for any length of time The center's recommendations: Keep all medicines safely out of toddlers' reach and flush away "old" medicine you don't expect to use Never let youngsters !lay with medicine bottles : I 0 '46 j(f I A CO )) E3 to or storage fluids and caustics is inviting trouble Most women stash the lye detergents ammonia under bottle and the sink and the pots and pans on some high shelf Why not the other way around? Little kids never get poisoned from pots and pans Under-the-sin- el k drain-open- It's almost impossible to keep "Junior" in a gas mask is possible to keep dangerous chemicals and but it toxic materials out of 4 3 oungsters' inquisitive reach '4 k 1 :' - II- fi s1 :'': )' t '''' ':::":::r 4 ': !: :q:1 f4!7::: V: '441:::::! t!':: ': ' : 1 :A::' "!: I ? :rt: - ::'3'' ) :! 1::z' f 0ef:$-'- mio:0 r:''::i)'7Z::::-4- - A p 0031 f::yt012 P iommosomagesto Lake County high schools The 18 young orators vill represent nearly 2400 graduates from Murray Skyline Olympus and Clanger Granger High School GRANGER — Three boys Lid a girl have been selected as the commencement speakers at Granger High School "Salutation of the Dawn" has been chosen as theme for the graduation on May 29 at 8 pm when approximately 430 diplomas will be presented The speakers are Georgine Wanta 17 daughter of Mr and Mrs George J Wanta 3920 Lee Maur (3650 South) Lynn Sorensen 18 son of Mr and Mrs Leon C Sorensen 1352 W 4200 South: Bruce 8 son of Mr and Lindsay Mrs Richard P Lindsay 1886 W 4805 South and Richard Webb 17 son of Mr and Mrs Richard E ‘Vebb 3679 El Glen Ave (3935 South) are of the Class of '69 1 itt 0 1 0 fr1 Ii I 1 I tivtild 1 - 1f w - expect- 11 k s' i ' '11" e e-- ' ' '''4 s ' loP ai " 1 4: orr ' k 'At' J111 Miss Mks Tanner hay t 1 A0 (soofAi At : ' v ' 1r ' or Miss Rudy '' ' Miss Barron I f:1? ::4 4'1 ':4 4 ?' t i1 ''': '''1'": rl k " ' ''' i' 1 4 4 - I Miss 11Ln Li tti ta p- - Li - I - ''''"' 4' 1 - ''''' ' I1 11 Mr Sorensen ' Ol'il!t'''' ' "How to Find a Lost Water to Your Ear" That's the title of a continuing "drama" in the life of Robert G Huntington a Salt employe whose day is spent "listening for leaks" Mr Huntington who's worked for the water department for three years uses several electronic gadgets to pinpoint suspected leaks in city water mains and lines His duties also include pinpointing water line locations so that contractors or utilities can avoid them during excavation work "There's always a leaking pipe to find" says Mr Huncan "Contractors tington accidentally break them or the problem may be deterioration or even a sudden surge of water pressure" With a "geoscope" a sort of Mr electron:c stethoscope listens for the Huntington sound of surging water indicating a break in the line Other devices help him lo (3404: 4tk ! ' k i'A Mr : ' e‘ Mr Webb itindsay Ia& ttt-- e p64 P' - A 42 f' 44 4 - 0 : s I's '' ) t tt it 44i tt: t :::A - )i ': r4 -- (1:41 417krk 4 ' '''''' so' - ) Ado114111: s 4a ' ' i4f10rN-: t 'i i:Ar ''05s'ilkixf -- - — ' :":4114114-211"6""divit- I'll 5 AI ' i ---- -- 4 A i:r- ' -: " :" ::'' ':' - ::: ' ' : '-': - ::- :: '''' " z ' 4 4 equipment at left geoscope (listening device) and an de- - a transmitter-reeeive- r partment with sophisticated electronic ices To pinpoint the problems he uses I '' '' ''- ” ' 74 f4 ' t 42 7 4(":t" I ' A ci 0')A k '' ' k :I'' s - it3- If the was flow Mr Huntington said it costs the city several thousand del lars each year just to find the leaks let alone the cost of repairing them or the loss of Ile explained if the leak is on the "city side" the water department will bear the cost of fixing it If ifs on the other side the property owner must have it fixed heavy - enough" Part of Mr Huntington's job is to detemine whether the leak is on the "city" or "private" side of a water meter liter r im Hil Corp will be guest speaker Thursday at Brigham Young University's executive leLture ArdeOr Sergio Pizzoni mani is scheduled to speak Thursday at 4:10 pm in the Joseph Smith Auditorium A4001 - IWO" b -- 011011111''''' -- ' j 01111111111 - EAST MILL CREEK — Four girls and a boy have been chosen to represent the 820 members of the Skyline High School graduation class as speakers at commencement exercises May 29 at 7 pm from Goethe "There is in nature what is within reach and what is - e Debra Rudy daughter of Mr and I 1 OP' - - I d 0 0 95 Whirlpool Refrigerator 1‘ SRP 50 More Powerful Suction for Faster i 167 cu ft capacity and you lever have to defrost! refrigerator 137 lb freezer Humidity sealed twin crispers shelf Handy glide-ou- t Separate temperature controls for refrigerator and freezer Lots of storage in both doors r 11 - 1'0 1111 it Vi Deeper Cleaning 1 EUREKA III Pr 4 Ioe ( VACUUM CLEANER toot set disposable sanitized treated dust bogs all steel construction Model 550 Deluxe 0 c v00000000b ' 4' l''1-1- I 111111110 01 ir14 It Mrs Edgar IV Barron East Debra Ann Watts 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs IV W Watts East and James E Youngberg 18 son y' i it' Solid-Stat- -- ' r ' ': ' e AM CLOCK RADIO The Empress '1 ! c) ' ' ?tt " : 5 95 n tun feature Zenith quaky clock radio Touch 'n Snooze Control sleep switch buzzer alarm and luminous hands Automatic bass boost Wayenognet antenna automatic gam control Cabipet in choice of colors - k : ZENITH TABLE TV Q Model Z2412W ''' Al r gl t Model Z265 41S- l 1 -- ' i AMFM - 7- -- 1I - - '''''' RADIO 441 szn mn Mr and Mrs Glen E Youngberg 3253 Marie Av of r 1:2 Im r 2 9rh c 4 - Dual 41400t I X316 tuner prectson vermer tuning Automatic Ban Boost and Zenith quality FM 'AM antennas AFC on speaker Built-iFM Cobnet in White or Beige colors FM 2 ' 0 ' ty' -- k''' I -' ‘ - - e- A'z-1-- 1:: 34:' ''' ::''" kt1-- :' e': '' ‘1 ': v ''"::-4e4- ' Y3905 - 95 2 Permaset speakers! tuner control! Scuff resistant vinyl covered cabinet! ort East) Advanted n:)0L7- COLOR TV 10 A4111114 - I 1 9995 18" DIÁG :::att14:4zii- — '''' double pole onten " The ALBION 1Mmo Built-i110 ' tx nt tuning control Walnut grained cabinet A 4110 1 A 0 389" liNASINEC® 444s p TAPE RECORDER Convenient "Pop Up" Cassette Capstan drive constant speed operation 12 AC Speaker monitoring featureBattery operation tone control Continuous 3" dynamic 34" speak- er Safety lock record button fit Fast forward Fine quality remote pencil micro-Phonand rewind Solid State engineering I t ‘"73 I NO MONEY DOWN nm1 4 4-- pic- ture 1seemin 19" screen 22" diag ill Big Perma-Se- t ' 3556-270- 0 Murray High School ': ' 1T$ -- 17 Allen B Rudy East Mary Lorraine Barron 17 daughter of Mr and Mrs (2180 'N once-a-da- Full-siz- e 41 - 4 4151 Here's family-sizdishwashing caparevolving city at a low low price silver basket Compartmented spray arm Porcelain-enamelework surface 9 Concealed hose and cord storage Model ERT17J beyond reach" xvill be the theme of exercises The speakers selected are Mary Ann Johnson 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard H Johnson 2085 Atkin Ave (2810 South) N 'I - Skyline High School quotation 11 v filter ' :'114 -:- 414:kNb 4P' 26995 an acme of things accomplished and I am an encloser of things to be" A dishwasher self-cleani- ng lf:W'JI"'''"'Il PROVO (AP) — The special assistant to the president of Underwood the Olivetti oveT t r 34 L firillai - Official of Firm rro Speak at Y ( Whirlpool rii with ill other s'''' ' with powNtote0110'Nw000 it 0040t04064000-4- I '' Vf:tokii-- ! 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": k k cate lines buried benc:h con4 one crete or asphalt helps him locate meter boxes "With one of the instuments" he noted 'I could even find a leak beneath steel : '' '' - !::' 74 ! c : 4g oltk ‘ 1' : 14‘ Finding Lost Water Lines Keeps Electronic Gadgets Peeping 7 ' 'it '' to V! k I 1 A 0 ' ' t334 4r vb4g G Huntington searches out leaks in water lines for the Salt Lake City Water De- - MURRAY — "We Heirs of the Future" will be the theme of graduation exercises at 1' Murray High School May 29 at 8 pm when diplomas will I be presented to approximately 375 seniors Mr Mr Students selected to repreNtorrili Bol en sent their classmates as are Elizabeth RowFrr"1"010 speakers 17 daughter of Mr and land P I C" ' t 7'1 ' i:tt" Mrs Fred K Rowland 5646 -- - 4 ie' Hillside Dr (300 East) Sher4 elene Ranrlazzo 17 daucthter 4 of Mr and Mrs James Randazzo 4711 Rainbow Dr (240 e Eaq): Layne Morrill 19 son Niw'r of Mr and Mrs Cloyd Mort rill 6100 S 6th West and vuo: 1 re0:1 41! Steven Bowen 17 son of Mr Nlisx Miss and Mrs L Keith Bowen 622 Rowland RAndazzo Lombardy Dr (1380 past) ft tts tts 1'‘4' iit r) ' A r :s4- 't'' 1 ' ' 14 t zr r i'' s Mr F ' ' ' ' ::4i d tts tts t tt "' t4 sts At''‘"i'N) ' Miss Johnson '1 rVA ' -- 4 toit Miss Thorpe otut ) AiR t 47:1th "': t4ise1 ''''4'''4V i‘11 i' Mr Monson t: ff — ' s' !':4il's! 41 ‘' f 2888-230- 0 Mr Waldo i j1 VF r 1 : 00 r '' fe 4 ii 11‘IIIi 4it' :It i 1 ' A ! V: - 3460-277- 0 7 s 44 'ttiilk : It '' '""7 4- - T''') sop 4 "'''' n'1 Robert - ' ' WOW Inomosat11 IkelW:: vyeinmomormirotemfotbmitowormr '' 'ff ' 1 - 1 '' ''4' C'''''itti Ait'-'77- 4- - e-c':: fr i' 1 P 1:! ::'r1:1:14 - 4 11'-- ' ' A iir - mans "I am ed to receive diplomas during the program The speakers are Kathy Thorpe 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs Thurman E Thorpe 1876 E Mill Creek Way (3495 South) Thomas L Monson 17 son of Mr and Mrs Thomas S Monson 4125 Carter Circle (1780 East) James H Waldo 17 son of Dr and Mrs John F Waldo 1779 Oakridge Olympus High School Dr (3750 South) : Deborah — HOLLADAY Student Tanner 18 daughter of Mr speakers for Olympus High and Mrs William S Tanner exerSchool commencement 2165 E 3970 South and April cises May 29 at 7:30 pm in Kay 18 daughter of Mrs the gymnasium have been seMarves Mahoney 2269 Keller lected Ln (3475 South) Theme will be Walt Whit Approximately 730 members q40 Mk 1k 0040:dopa'- 4 V t- k ' ''' ' :11::: 0 3 '' "49i4'4P - I!-- 013 ' 1 ':'' ' f II ' bi I '4 r tli g 1 4 4 A jr Vane County High Schools Date Rites Name Speakers It's graduation time again and commencement speakers have been chosen to represent classes of 1969 at four Salt ( ::Iii:: -' i- "4!: - '''' :':'':4 cf::?::4 5' v ':' 4 s A 4):7c:er :'2 ' ::f7''' ' A 1 1 i7:'---- jtl! 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