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Show IaP 2B, Lakeside Ret ietv, December Nutritional Program Cost to Be Studied 18, 1980 n: Council on Agings nutritional program will be evaluated as a part of a national study to determine the cost of providing food to elderly Americans. Executive Director of the Davis County Council on Aging, Alice J. Johnson, told the Board of Directors Monday that they will start the study sometime between January and March 1981. She said the United States Department of Health and Human Services has ijL'f ' V . EARLY MORNING drivers have been greeted for several days by dense fog, making motoring hazardous. An inversion has been keeping particulates - v t - and other pollutants in the lower elevations and have prompted warnings to people who are ill or have breathing difficulties. Inversion Keeps Pollution, Fog in Valleys ,A temperature inversion this past week has capped the valley with a warm air lid, preventing the dispersal of air pollution. The soupy conditions have brought warnings to people who have respiratory ailments to remain inside and refrain from strenuous activity. ;The pollution level reached a high on Monday night with an. Air Pollution Index (API) reading of 135 for total suspended particulates (TSP), 167 for carbon monoxide (CO) on Friday night, and for Ozone there was no significant reading. There is no reading for sulfur dioxide because S02 isnt monitored in Davis County, only in the Magna area where there is a potential health hazard due to Kennecott, said Richard Valentine, of the Bureau of Air Quality. . The API was developed by the Bureau of Air Quality to inform the public of pollution levels and their effects on public health, Valentine said. The API is a simple rating system using a 0 to 500 scale. The scale is sectioned into five categories ranging from Very Good to Hazardous with cautionary statements for each category. Information is collected daily on the levels of TSP, CO, S02, and ozone. These levels are then measured against the quality of food!: States served, nutritional content, and they'-wil- l be analyzing it as to cost per serving. Loa Russell, Management Services Coordinator Utah State Division of; Aging, said they have chosen the 1201 sites in an effort to get a random sampling of the different methods, which are used nationwide in feeding' the elderly. She said the Davis County-progracontracts schools to prepare their meals. The study will be looking at menus,' meals, and everything that is connected with the food delivery system. She said they will be bringing in a field team that will do the work with a minimum ol impact on the Council of Agings staff 'Messiah' Sing-I- n Set At Ogden Tabernacle vSf sr- and Kirschner Inc., Albequerque, . New Mexico to do the study. Mrs. Johnson said they have chosen 120, projects throughout the United Associates, tit s5vV 'i contracted the National Ambient Air Quality Standard and placed on the API: very good. good: Pollution in this category is considered within a normal range and is below the Primary Air Quality Standards set by law to protect public health. marginal: Healthy people may experience some form of irritation while people with heart and lung disease should refrain from physical , 100-20- exertion and outdoor activity. poor: A high percentage of the healthy population will experience irritating symptoms, and the elderly and people with heart and lung illness 200-30- should remain indoors physical activity. and reduce hazardous: When pollution reaches this portion of the scale, the entire population is affected. During this period the pollution may cause premature deaths to the ill and elderly and cause an onset of certain diseases to the healthy. Everyone should remain inside and limit activity. 300-50- Musicians from throughout the local community will join for a community Sing-I- n featuring the Christmas of the famed Handels portion Messiah on Sunday at 8 p.m. at the Ogden LDS Tabernacle. This special holiday presentation will include full orchestra, chorus, and organ and is free to the public. Orchestra members will come from the Weber State College Orchestra, under the direction of Dr. Paul Joines; the Weber County Community Orchestra led by Dan Pack; the Rocky Mountain Symphony ozone. Soloists include Michael Cram, Richard Jenson, Carol Fraley, William Stine, Deborah Altice, Evelyn Harris, Lois Manning, Ruth Boe, Grace, Fremstad, Rick Givens, Valoy Taylor, and Richard Holbrook. Orchestra, Holiday Shutdown Slated business offices will be the available. 8AU3 said today. A year ago a shutdown of the same kind and extent saved $50,000 by conservative veterans and DISCOUNT JEIVGLDY adfor president ministrative services, Walt Remember, Disneys Christmas with reindeer and sleighs in the moons brilliant glory Saturday at the Southwest Branch Library in Joines will conduct the orchestra.' The community chorus will be conducted by Lyneer Smith. Wayne Devereaux and Karen Miller will act as during the performance. Dean Lambert, coordinator for the, event, said the program is designed to be a spiritual and musical gift to the community. He said he hopes it will become an annual event in the Ogden area. directed by Dr. James Thompson; and the Ogden city schools. The major cause of pollution in A Christmas season advisement, Valentine said, is shutdown is Davis County, planned assistance, unpaved roads for TSP, vehicle again for Weber State emissions and industry for CO, and College this year, Dr. D. industry and vehicle emissions for Parry vice Wilson, Disney Film To Be Seen ALL ITEMS: $!o$3C0 figures, Wilson said. The savings came mostly in heat and electricity as nearly all campus buildings were shut down. The closedown will be Roy. Beginning at 2 p.m. a in effect from Monday potpourri of Christmas through Jan. 2. Students visions and magic will be will return to register on feat red in the movie, A Jan. 5 and class work for Walt Disney Christmas. the winter quarter will A variety of short Disney start the next day. movies will also be Wilson said offices shown. handling student services will remain open so that transcripts, counseling, 1000's of Items to Choose From Dec. 18th u 19th Only! & 10:30 a.m.-- l :00 p.m. Each Day ROY HIGH SCHOOL! 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