Show yesMweiiy-yW- m 4 i The Salt Lake Tribune Saturday October 19 20 — US1 yU'Nii'tl 1 4 V t ii A t V v - tf t V ’ 19G3 v i ' —- " School Lunch Program: Health Vitality Manners for Children Crop Sales By William F Smiley they are joining hundreds Tribune Eueation Editor For an average expenditure cf 24 cents a day 125000 Utah boys and girls purchase health and vitality and learn considerable about the social graces WHILE DOING these things divided by the number of stuthousands of other American dents served by the Utah verchildren in helping to stabilize sion qf the National School our 'agricultural economy Lunch Program reported Rod-jneA THAT 21 CENTS is the” re4bby director of the school lunch program for Utah sult when the amount spent on an average school day lor THE NATION thrpi 6" school lunches In Utah is gram serves 214 billion meals Of y a year each planned by a dietician to provide of a child’s dally nutritional requirements" Mr Ashby said ‘The annual shopping list covers 3200000000 pouns of gle consumer of surplus prlee-tk- i supported items and since it is a nonprofit project the child receives maximum value of every dollar spent" he added While it meets nutritional “ ‘That rmakes the" school is sold for less than the areas averlunch program the largest sin age price (or even provided out charge) a the school lunch Is not a welfare program Mr Ashby said one-thir- d “NATIONALLY 30 per cent of the meals are paid for by the child and parent" he said "The percentage probably is even higher In Utah" n T t ' " ‘The school lunch costs 47 cents of which government surplus food hovers six cents federal funds provide four cents and the parents and local support of the program provide the remaining 37 cents “WHAT EACH child pays for his lunch is determined by the local board of education but It Is mot allowed to be used to raise money for any purv "i j pose" “More than I A'e per cent of the nation's fluid milk production is consumed during the school months tinder the school lunch program" Jdr Ashby said ‘“helping safeguard tha health of the nation’s tutur ONLTJ SALT take City School District of the state’s 40 districts has rejected the program although It does function at one city School Edison "" Elementary The week ended Friday has been National School Lunch Week V trapunto quilted robe gear for little westerners If t 1798 498 269 coldwedtlmr tong wearing comfortable For driving and oil slops Sophisticated rgalcomfort VAT knit with deerskin palm in grey camel or black also capeskin palm in grey or carnet S M L Mttil and phone orders filled add 20c postage ( C9)r - f66r Jength robe of trapunto qujlted nylon "tricot with virgin Kodel pofyester f iberfifl Mo n d a r I n necklineand deep side slits a queenly look with Pink blue or red sizes Two imaginative outfits fine for playf and great for Halloween too Both in sizes 2 to 6x (top) Western set of slipover shirt fie and jeans in polished cot ton trimmed with fringeT conchos and embroidery Black with red Or — brown with gold (below) Indian suit with slipoverVS X-- ' top headdress pants pf polished - cotton trimmed with fringe embroidery and beading Girls' version with skirt" Bath in Wkskin gold Mail arid phone getters tolled add 3ftc tiaitjo (rjf)) meiu gloves ! 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