Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 13, 1951, Image 11

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Newspaper Page TextI THURSDAY. DKCKMBKlt 13, 10M Dental Survey Planned In Fluoridation Action HEHALI) AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON FACE ELEVEN (Miter's Nolet Thli Is Ural of new series of llrlM en ailr fluoridation.! By UAVE lINItF.llllll.l. Preliminary eteps lieve lweit taken lor IliiorUlatliin nl Klamath Fall drliiklHK water to aid lire veitllnn of loolh decay in achool children- County Health Officer Dr. Helh Kerron thla week aald llio Oreuon .ta hoard of hralllt liaa reiiueaied crtetiileal analyala be made ol the local water etliiily to determine fluorine uonleiii. 'Hint process will nrniohlu atari lii 15 daya. In lh nieanllmn member (il Hie vi...Miii r?i.imiv titiiial H(H:irty are forinulattnii tiluna lor conduct of ftnntnl tlirvnV of Children in all nltv aclinoli. to atari after Jan uary I. IBM. Durniua nf tllla atUlly III to determine In Itituro year, when and If the fluiirlrtaUon prc-ess la InalUutecl here, what resulta of It have been. Remits ol suih atirveya were compiled In a recent report put out by a apecial coimnlltee of the National Hraeareh Council, divi sion ol medical aclcncea, on fluori dation of water supplies. The report on a controlled aur- Death Claims Famed Singer ev of Sft.087 srsde arhool ch'ldren in Grand Itnplda, Mich., and Mil keitou. Mich , wua rommented on by meiubera of the reieurch coun cil apeclal coiiunllleo. Ill report In part read: 'llflilnnlnit In January, WO, so ilium llunrliln waa added Ui the Grand lliiplclrt water aupply in till tlclenl niiantmea to Inatire cotttltv uoua maintenance) of a level aDout lfi-MII- dred Dalley. whoae ''Old Rockln' POUOIIKKEPHIK, NY, Chair" aonit made her fainoua two decadea aito, ,dled lant nlulit. The bluea alfiKer with the allKht, throaty voice with a aneclal de livery which drenly atlrred her llaUinera auffered a heart ailment nome time an". Bhe became III the dav before Thankaulvlng In Ve troll, where ahe had a nlidil club entti'licmrnl. Hire had been resiiim at tier be tr,al,l 'Y.tttra, ' an. ; iy ji:an owiiNH A (rout) of aenlor and Junior boya have been delected to serve on the tialllc eqund. Chnaen lat week. Ihene. boy a have already be gun enliin mu the achool rulea and refttilallmia, mur.tly concerning tret flc condlltona In the halla. 'Hie boys have the power to as aliin detention and hecka to alu denla connnlttlnit mladeineaiiora null a roush-houslus in the lialla, aklnplnit atalra, runnhiK and other ollennes cnuliiit a ueneral nuisance Mr. Paul AtuiMcad In In charge of the ttroup. Thla la )ut another example o KU'e fine stu dent tovernmrnl Boya serving on the armed are: Ralph Beardalv. Harold Berry. Ho. land Bclhn. Bob llorgmau. Doug Campbell. 8am Camea. Jim David on. loter Klochlnl. Dirk Cleary, Oeortre Hanson. Ronnie llerah berger. Rodney Hugelman, Genrit Maakell. Iniram Montgomery. Tom Murdork. Marvin Nrraelh, Rhannon Oldham, BUI Pickett, Ployd Pierce, Vernon Pryor, Chick Qulnowskl, Forrest Rutledge, Oene M. John. Orvllle Hwlnriler. Dick Ward and Perry Wllllanu. We certainly don't need a better reminder titan thla (.roup of fellows to help ua "mind our p'l and q'a" In the halls. "Should America Change Her Foreign Pollclea" waa the topic Under discussion Tuesday afternoon when the Internationa) Relation! league held a meeting. The group met during fifth and ajith period! with Mr. Paul Del- ler, tdvlaor to the 1RL and his lory, elvlca teacher. Tom Murdock waa the general chairman of the dlacuailon. In which the Atlantic Pact and Spain were the main point they touched Upon In their talk. one part per million. In order to .home In nenrby Htormvllle when ealabllMi a bane line of dental stricken atinln and taken to Ht. carlea (decay experience prior to prancli hwipltal here. She gave lluorldntlon. 19.680 children with ,er age aa 48. history nl cnntlnuoua realdence IH KI'OKAM: OimiiJ Ruplda, were given a coin- piirt Indian, ahe waa born Mll plete denial exiimlntlon. Idred Rlnker, oa farm near Bpo- "In adilltlon, children were ,nne, Wanh. exniiilued In Muakegon, Mich., a Her flrnt alnglng job waa at the city which derlvea Ita fluoriuo-lrec tle u n, when alie plugged hit water aupiily from the name wiurce tunea for 10 a week In a Beallle aa dnea Grand Raplda. niliMc atore. Alao. "an udilliloual 61 HI hll- iian, trader Paul Whlleman dren were er.ammrd In Aurora, heurd Mlaa Bellev alnglng in a nan III., where the community water rrancliK O reilauram in iu.ni ana Int. rontalnrd II parti per mll-aigiied her Ut contract. Her llun of -naliirnl fluoride' lor yeara." j brother, Al Rlnker, waa a alnglng I.ONO HTI'DV Iniember of Ihe Whlleman bund. Kor the next live yeara denial i Hhe Immediately became a alar, examinnllonn were made ol repre-Ibut live years later broke with aeiiliuive children III Iheie clllea ' Whllemun and dropped out ol eight, from the kindergarten, llrat. lourth. i in ti, Mlaa Bailey Marled a eighth and eleventh gradea. 'comeback niter being perauaded to In Onind Itnplda theae reaulla.alnn with Ihe bend el Call Bocletv were noticed: ' Downtown In New York'a Green- ". . . .There haa been a reduc-! lion In carlea i tooth decay I ex-1 perlence In the permanent teeth ol children exammeo in im mui pared wlUl Hie rale expecled on the bank of 1044.46 examinations parlcularly In Ihe younger agea. The apparent amount of reduction hi Hie rale per child al I'gea (I, t, and 10 yeara waa approxi mately 61 percent, 30 percent. 17 and I percent, respectively, Hlnillar tnbulattona In Muikegon (which haa lluorlne free waleri hhowed a alight decline In dental decay of aboul 'tl percent In lite tlx-yrar-old and 'J 8 percent In the aevcn-year-old However It waa drvrlbt.l by the renearch conunll tee aa "relatively small and Incon sistent " The comiiariion of thla live-year aurvev In three clllea allowed that by adopting lluorlde trealmenl ol water In Grand Raplda, Mich, the rale of dental decay there ap- proxlmalea thai ol Aurou, in., which haa had community watrr containing 13 parte per million of "natural fluorine'' for yeara. OPS Sets Car Price Ceilings WAKIIINUTON. ivrwThe office of price atabllhtatloii haa net dollar and cent celllnga for Ford. Mer cury and Lincoln puanenKi-r cara. The order alao placed llda on prlcea ol extra equipment r,old with the Kurd Molor Co. automobile. The apcclllc relllngn rellect price lncreaaea recently allowed by OH8. 'Hie OI'B alao exunded Irom De cerrfoer W Ut Dectmljer 31 the ef fective date for auto drulera to apply dollar and cent celllnga for ail niakea and models of tucd paa aenger cara. Farouk Orders Baby Clothes PARIS, MP) Egypt's King Farouk haa placed big order with Paris (tore for baby clolhei. Date of delivery U not known. The king married commoner Narrlman Sadek earlier thla year. Ilia llrnt wile, whom he divorced, had given him only glrln, three ol them. Marcel Bloch. manager of the store. Grand Malawi de Blanc, re fused details on the o:ler. "It In volves a king, you know, and a very sensitive king." he aaid. Council Action Going on Air CHICAOO, 11 The city council. In a history-making decision, haa decided to permit telecast! and broadcasts of 11! meeting next Mon day to consider Chicago's annual budget- The decision waa made Wednes day by the council s rules com. mlttee, which last week was em powered by th entire council to make the choice. The action, marking the first time the council has okayed tele vision and broadcast coverage, stemmed from a request by the National Broadcasting Co. for per mission to air the public hearing on the budget Friday. wlch Village. Hhe hud entered Ihe night club as a kuchI. but lell as mi cnleriiilncr "on the way back." DYNAMIC Mlaa Bailey wua a lurue woman, weighing about Ittu. Her style ol alnglng, drena and demeanor were ,ulrl but ahe packed dynamic sen umcnt Into each tune Bhe married and divorced Red Nnrvo, a xyloptwnIM with the Whltcmun band. There were no children. Her closeM survivors are her brothers, Al and Charles Rlnk er ol Cslllornia. 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