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Show Jeffrey C. Icwrenee, improper regietrtatton, ftt. j Bteven W, Georgi, drinking In I John B. Carman court: : and around a vehicle, ISO. Cecil 6. Jamee, improper peaaHonca j. Grant, speedlim, no ing, $15.00. drivers Ucenee on peraoa, $10. Lee Joseph Meyer, epeeding, Lyim h. ctoambe, speeding, tail-$1lure to appear, $50. Ray Arthur Richter, overload,! Loveland, Uttering, Ooun- I $60 0. No. 46, $50, Ordinance ty Charles H. Walker, passing n--1 l Baker and children of Henefer, loading school bus, 125.00. Mr " Marvin Mair J rT Miller Tdbin. overload., daughter of CoeMlle; Mr Guy $50.00. Annual Echo Homecoming Party G'Momin' Judge Is Wonderful Success as Usual ECHO The annual Home Coming and Chriitmss civic SSThTSad Christmu decorated added tree beautifully d much to the festive occasion. the Th lame crowd lively oH program after which a maje his eppearnnee. much to the delight ofthe children, with bags of goodies for all. Home -. MBCta3r hteTr Bnd Across the tvtt& p. 0f gm ugP unit, qimf. Over the counter vitamin D preparations would be limited to a dosage of 400 USP unite of vitamin D per day. The proposal would deny authority for the addition of vitamin D to standardized foods such as enriched flour, enriched corn meal, enriched rice, enriched macaroni products, enriched breed and margarine. The proposal would amend further PDA's regulations regarding vitamin D supplements as fol- Legion ladies Hold Meeting 5 COALVILLE Chaplain Barnett Smith read Chaplain's bulletin for December. Thirty-fiv- e doll an in gifts waa donated by our Unit members, end cookies were sent for Thanksgiving. Cookie will be furnished' by the Junior members in time for Christmas. The stamp program la moving along very successfully in the grade school, with five bonds having been purchased by grade school students and many more will have bonds before the end of the school year. Marvella Geary, Legislative chairman will be in charge of the January meetlgn. Summit County Bee COALVILLE. UTAH THURSDAY, DEC. 28, IMS The American Legion Auxiliary held Its December meeting in the City Han Thursday evening. Unit President called meeting to order and then turned It over to Susie Oldham, Leader of the Juniors, who conducted the meeting from this point Mr and Larry Dur-- in, $10.00. 1. Vitamin D would be perThe Junior girls prepend the on aU Dick nd Mrs Durrant Rodney C Shaffer, driving mitted in food supplements sup- following program; Susie Introci Morgan; Hr and Mrn Rodney revocation. $85.00. plying not more than 400 USP duced the girls and their subject no turn Gunn and three children, Ogden; Ralph Ray Merchant, Hello from Mary Bacon,. USU unite per day, material; Christine Blonqulst preMr and J,ck winter rignale, $5.00. Extension Home Agent 3. Vitamin D preparations sented her essay on Democracy; fol- - family and Hr and Mrs David Christmas Cheer," has been containing over 400 U8P units I Jana Geary, gave a very fine ." mui ponki Rlchin and daughter all of Balt Beulah D. Clark, epeeding, $10. the theme of November extension sold be onltide would of on lowed the porgram'The the day only the symbols flag, Clifton D. Corlras. Improper program in Summit County. The Mr and Mr. Clinton DU1- I the benefit of gram was short prescription. tracing early flags to the one we Bnd tu Coalville. of chUdren Iee I 3. , Horne Agent with a display of those in the school play and those Any drug containing doses now have; Arle Judd gave a fine GUeB p Christmas decorations, home of more than 400 U8P unite per article on do'e end don't! for Our thanks and appreciation to wanting to attend. made toys, decorated fruit cakes, day of vitamin D with labeling use and respect of the Flag; TerPhyllie and . Amelda Richine Smokey and. RetU Dillree and overbad. 050 ufa ,B-- . were in charge of the program Arnold and Hilda Hair for the and handy gadgets for the home, bearing directions for ry Lee Woolstenhulme, essay on has enjoyed visiting many organiwith Belden Lynn as Master of inspiration and hard work 'that of vitamin D deficiency One Nation Under God;" Marsations in the County, Cermonies. Prayer was offered by made this event possible and we (rickets) would be classed as mis- garet Blonqulst told the story of It has been a pleasure to meet branded under the Pood, Drug, the National Anthem and .how it County Agent, J. Reed Mom, Acei Hales; song and dance rou- - hope neat year wUl see 'a bigger and get acquainted with the and Cosmetic Act. tine, Peggy Richine. Curie Ray- - and better party. We send to came to be written; Susie Old- has been appointed by the County w 10 4.- -North Summit Stake Relief Somond and Shanna Howling; piano those who were unable to attend Preparations supplying less ham treated the topic on The Commissioners to be Summit aolo, Mike Richine; song end th? year, (he Seasons Greetings vxl ciety workers, the Kbytevlile and than 400 USP unite of vitamin D Salute to the Flag and told us Countys representative for the dance routine, Diana Lynn, Darla end Beet Wishes for a Happy Wanabip Relief Societies, the and represented for treatment of the comet way to give this as State Tourist and Publicity no 8.T.P., $10 j Home Makers clubs at Marion vitamin D deficiency by the lay jlute. It waa a very fine meeting Council. and Carlg Raymond end Loretta Holiday, from all your Echo Wayne I Martin, and Park City, leader who at- public would he regarded as mle- - load Senior members gained. much Kiel: poem by Todd Geary; song, friends. KSs will serve as contact indiJohn H. Dearden: , tended the Leadership School for branded, since the layman la not (barn this participation by the vidual with the State OouncB Rae Lynn Bond and community tran. no Etwood special Neeley, Women at Logan, and the many qualified to diagnose or treat' junior Auxiliary members. singing while awaiting (he arriand will lead out in projects perpermit, & Club Leaden. such a deficiency. val of Santa. Resident finished up taining td an publicity and toxriril Larsen, rtop sign, (ail Judy Saxton, Thanks you for the kind reThe poem by Todd was a perthe meeting 'by reading reports hews for the county, announced $5. ception you have given me which sonal. one. He walked up front, of Department Chairman and Reed D. Pace, County Clerk. no L. special Narango, has helped to make my work In turned and looked out over the Hi South Summit Wildcats . Jon Copley, Summit County a pleasure, Merry audience and refused to say a lost their game to Dugway last trails, permit, $5. I Narango, overweight, Christmas to all. word, not even with the help and week,by a very slim margin. The The diet- - 50. urging of hie mother, but later score ended at Mrs C. B. Copley beet the stock Are you giving your family too he would say his poem tor those ;ance waa considerably greeter a short hour In a race to by much or too little amounts of who asked. He knew It very well during the first half of the game, Alabama where he Huntsville, NOT but stage fright can strike the with Dugway ahead. During the Robert E. Biles, overweight, Vitamin D"T ? 7 Tea? her new granddelivering 635. la-, ilaat few minutes, the Wildcats Then read this; also read the very young too. son. overA. WHIIssn Compton, Those attending from out of picked up the steam they had bela on your Vitamin "D" bottle, David Charles Cbpley, eon of been tacfciwg the first half, and weight, $35. the label on your carton of milk Mr and Un Carl T. Copley, waa aeroed In to close the gap, eom- - Kenneth Adame, overweight, to see if aU members, especially bom Nov. 28, and weighed 7 lbs, $54. the baby and young Children, are 12 oss. ing up from 15 point behind. George Ashton, speeding, $10. getting 400 Unite of Vitamin D" waa Score Face Mn Copley returned home by j High Oaylen Michael Makmf, no pcU1 and no more each day. This inman, with 26 points. Dugway trHM air on Wednesday, Dec. 6, ami me Mrs to sent formation was by waa aboard the only plane able Coach complimented South Sum-Flora Baxdwell, Pood Nutrition to land In Salt Lake mil's team by saying the Wildcats during the Glen Smth; at Utah State Univers- fog that Specialist made them hustle more than any , day. ' AtUawm jmproper w JfM ity. She reports they were told durjother team they have played eo from statement a Following is r- Robert LeRoy Miles, speeding, the U. & Department of Health, ing the flight they would land In then as they approached and Ogden, It vi also the opinion of many $85. Education, and Welfare-Poo- d the Lake Airport, were toldi Salt drivdrunken Austin 'that Dugway played their beet Atkinson, Drug Administration, concerning they would land there, although food D in game of the year against South ing, $150. the use of Vitamin the visibility was minimum. UnSummit. All in aU, It waa unfortproducts. then wen many sighs doubtedly unate we had to lose, but no one Reed A. Warner: The Food and Drug Adminis- of relief aa the plane Kent Parker, drunk driving, tration, Deportment of Health, could accuse the hops of not giv' safely. cause. the all to their $360, is and ing Education pubWelfare, James K. HalMday, public lishing a proposal which, if taxtaatkm, $25. adopted, would reduce the CARD or THANKS Boy Roy Anaya, drunk driving, $200. amount of vitamin D that may drivT. Gilbert drunk BusheD, PurCOALVILLE-'- We bo added to food products. $50. would like to acknowledge pose of the proposal is to prevent .and extend thanks to our many Virgil D. Cate, public lrrtoxtea-- ! possible injury to infanta. KAMA- S$6. Commissioner George P. Lar-ric- k friends and relatives who offered Last week, Roland Turnbow 2 driv-rneK. drunk Re Hoensttae, said that last November Dr. took the their- sympathy and encourageto over to Wanahtp hop JkU- In the paming of our father Robert Cooke of Johns Hopkins Mess his sister and brother-in-laWe want you fim every day in the year William S. QdUwtty, no imped- - University had expreaeed concern n, pUtt, tkm by way of new baby boy. The parents sticker, $10. that the ingestion of excessive an Edwin and Mlria Homer, and ; cards, food' offering! and flowers; Alex Montoya, driving on amount of vitamin D was a poe- - the name at the lao the services, speakers chose for the baby ILESSUGS AT they e . sibls cause of infantile hypercel-Brucsongs and music, and other penmon, $76, was Wade Edwin Homer. H. Hanocn, overload, cemln. This Is a condition which We will be barely open thoughtful gestures. and With Mm went Mrs Turnbow, 1 1,1 ' The family of Thomas E. Barbara and ehteta, for Gary R Mnrujiji no inspection j oniy an,fTm of calcium in the Nine. Jounr wen then hardship eases. DO NOT Moon Invited; They sticker, $9. Mood but changes in the bony back this -; Rowhere last Sunday, Christmas (firmer . . . Thanks a million, anyhow. i Mr and Mrs Venn Moors Rod P. Dririon, no inspection j structure of the face, an effect land spoke In Sacrament meeting. Mr and Mis Rank Moors sticker, $5. valve the noritle of the upon Be took Norma Knight, and Joyce Closed A. Rosenvell, speeding. I heart, and mental abnormalities. to participate also. Norma Shop Mr and Mrs Grant (Rhea) $1-Erick Knight Cookes of basis Dr. On the SagnelL rendered a beautiful piano solo, Coalville Headquarters Raymond C. Voegele, epeeding, ' views, the Commissioner Invited and Joyce gave a talk on Chriat- $10. the Committee on Nutrition of George J. Stocking, drank driv-- , the American Academy of Pedl After the meeting, the Tum-boIng, $300. b tries and a Joint Committee of and the Knights were InAll Oarence Dais Wright, speed- the Council on Foods and Nutri- vited over to Mlria and Homers, of $15. Coundl on the lag, tion and Drugs where they all enjoyed a tasty ECHO, UTAH .Monroe B. Garrett, speeding, the American Medical Association chicken dinner. $10. to look Into this problem. CUarles P. TMale, epeeding, Both Committees recommended i i $16. that, while there has been no John R. Rowley, failure to keep positive demonstration of a cause ; and effect relationship of vitamin control, $15. .(Benjamin A. Argyle, speeding, D to this disease, there should be $10. restrictions on the marketing of Michael A. Hickman, failure to foods containing added vitamin dim lights, $10. The Committees made clear Reginald L. Saxton, epeeding. ei good got a 'big $16. that there la abundant scientific Stanley C Mahnborg, speeding, evidence to demonstrate that an $10. excessive Intake of vitamin D la Warren H. Hill, overload, $50. of no value. Four hundred USP ; I Raymond T. Bair, gives weight unite per day will meet the full ! I not displayed, $5. requirements of infants, children ,' Howard Blonqulst, run stop sign and nursing mothers. For yean Coahrffle Scoot Headquarters i $5. large therapeutic doses of vita' Earl Whyne Larson, NJS.P.T.I min D have been held to pre$10. scription sale. In the light of all we know Raymond L. Mason, NJ3.T.P., $10. about vitamin D. Mr Larrick Alvin L. Brady Jr., speeding. said, I have reached the coni clusion $40. that prudence calls for Melbum 8. Ford, no safety in- - Issuing a proposal based on the recommendations of the expert jepeetAm, $10. Robert J, Whimper, N.S.T.P., committees since the restrictions true-to-ty- pe I $10. suggested would not deprive the Grant W. Toone, speeding, ex- I public of any needed nutrient." is The prooanl would permit the pired drivers license, $30. full-flavor- ed & Cart E. Adkins, epeeding, $10. ' continued addition of vitamin D Ralph Sargent, speeding, $10. to such foods as milk, milk pro- of duct and Infant formulas st a friend lows: : Agents Desk ar-pe- S ! Reed Moore 'Named Tourist Rep Here JT?' South Summit 4-- H Mrs. Stork Race to Alabama 65-6- 3. iu k u I Season's greetings to you and. yoursl Homer Baby Blessed, Named Thanks so much for all your friendship and patronage the past year tta REMEMBER nt - Except Christmas ene-knre- ly musnusmiE 1 1 Christmas Eve Deans Coffee KozyCafe I wi , The Dillreea and . SImmjM you give . Veto the Gang Hie faidest bottle trier mate ten ftr jti! onHielbest-tastiJi- g WARNER GARAGE boirbon? That depends on you and your friends If they go for real, Kentucky bourbon, your choice Hill Hill. Honest, bourbon with 85 years tradition... but no delusions of grandeur. And what more could your friends want? . (For that matter, what jl better way to show that jl Hll mMII I you know your friends PROOF know bourbon?) I . 90 MAY THE SPECIAL JOYS OF CHRISTMAS BE YOURS! Brooks Shoe Store Coalville, Utah to all of vou from all of us at PACE SERVICE Ralph and Elda Pace Hoytiville TIC HILL I HILL DISTILLERY CO., LOUISVILLE, KY., KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY, 90 PROOF. |