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The Past Councilors' Club win To Senior Explains Public Health Service, State and •*> Dressings for the leper Skalih A postal expressing your opin- meet Monday night at jjhe home of were Judith Bar- Territorial Dental Health Direc- study.: • • .:;'/:•. :•.*•,"'••.. '• ion on this matter and sent to theMrs. Eleanor South Africa will.be made tors' Association; American Den- In answer to the thought of a pttw^H. Patricia day at the meeting of the D MOBILIZE GIVE mass medication, we are now add- Board of Health will help in mak- Hancy McDonald, Ter- v'') ^Benefits o tal Association, American Public j ing this decision. County ^Women's Osteopath^ / l^o one and a holf.parts, per million Health Association, New Jersey ing vitamin "A" to oleomargarine, Local Scouts Visit Susan Bemhart, Mary- FOR DEIWSE ••' By WILLIAM P. SMITH Uiary in the home of Mrs t> NOW! produces the desirable effect of re- Dental Society; Essex County Den- vitamin "B" to. bread, minerals to EOxabeth Stitt and ,. Health Officer. Cranford Cabin at Surprise L SJiSlloii, Laier, 10 Norman place i Through Yo,ur - ducing detal caries accordijig to tal. Society, Union County, Dental cheese spreads, hydrogen to pea-D of A to Initiate Marilyn VerterL A partial control in the preven- The' Girl Scout Cabin at La Cues* speaker will be MrtVI studies made on both' natural and Society, State and Territorial nut butter and many other nutri- Surprise was a busy place Ii Whittier, a missionary in th. » " RED tion of dental caries is a possibility, Health. Officers1 Association. tional elements to our dally diet Candidates Wednesday artificially fluorina'ted water sup- Several members will be initiat- week-end. Members of. Troop «2. Africa Mission in CameroZl •• according to interim reports; on plies. Another method of produc- Opinions opposing fluoridation to correct deficiencies not to men- Stnagftellow to Speak carefully controlled Miulics of arti- ed Wednesday night at a meeting accompanied by their leaden, MR. home on furlough. Priori, ing the beneficial, action of fluor- have been expressed by statements tion many" precautions . that are fof the Harry D. Johnson Council, H. H. Shannon and Mrs: D. Mereo- Before meeting. Mrs. Walter K.-RL G A RIPOO D O R D KENILWORTH ficially fluorinated water.supplies. ides during the development of made by Harry Fabe and Dr. Abel now used to supplement the daily Tho r>y»»«u»i>i'i' cf flimridi^ in thc 123, Daughters of America, in thevich, stayed overnight at the cabin George K. Shinglellow. vice-presi- will entertain Mrs. Whittw liti of in ihf Journal of the. requirements of * ^ Candidates-also nri Friday. ThwrworiMd on Mrs. K.L. Whittier of 71a,1 daily diet rim"Tie enrnnrrrrH" 1»i-1110 two percent solution on the"teeth American Water Works ~ Associa- — The cost ol-adding craft wd requirements lor the dra- 4^ y. Tf^"" A. -Bdisonr-Incw necessity of essential minerals, vit- the water supply would be from will be present from the Golden neM avenue for luncheonT by a dentist. At least'three appli- tion on the fact that the experi- matic badges. , • • wiU be the principal dinner speak- uiT\ins, proteins, lots rnul eaiboliy- five to twelve cents per capita, per Link Council of Elizabeth. cations of the solution arc made at mental studies will not be com- Saturday morning a hike ler Monday at the annual confer-? drates to'maintain inn optimal vi- pleted for several. years, and that year, depending'',upon the method A' public card party will, be held SuElkabethAlu Primavy Candidates intervals' of approximately two. taken around the lake. Girls in oC the Technical Societies' Witto S^nii-Fittak in H tality of. a human body, TIHMV are i every citizen should consider the and compound used. March 28. Deputy Florence". Doo- years. In order to. overcome the llttle will be honored at a recep- the group were Gloria Burl, Con- Mrs., John McHarg of n To Sp«ik at Osceola Committee Community Council Studies Other reasons, for dental caries, [principle of using the public water The favorable recommendations Covad) of New Jersey. The affair Draw Oratorical Contest •He problem of apathy and procrasti- tion Monday by .. Roselle Park nie BykowskL Kathleen Umke. bia avenue was hostess F such as too much suuar, mainly in supply as a vehicle.for the mass of responsible medical, dental, oth- wiU be held in the Mosque Theatre, /.Candidates to the primary •' •.—.. .•• •'.. Miss Nancy RubrighU winner of nation on the part of the public, Elaine Marcin, LoretU Mcddne. a meeting ot the Union the form of candy, that is acted medication of a populace. ' er health organizations and groups Council 72. Mrs. Adeline Hen- election " will speak Monday the Legion sponsored oratorical the simple and more economical dricks of Clifton, state councilor, Susan Many,. Barbara" Mercovich, Newark. ' .."' .'..''. Chapter, College of st Plan for Youth Program upon by the bacteria present in thoapproach would indicate the addi- of the township are solicited in ad- Alumnae. Mrs. John B__ night at the monthly meeting of contest; took first place Friday in Retained by As pf December 1949, more than and her staff, will make their of- Dorothy Meadowcroft. Gail Red- CliftonH. Cox of 300 Elizabeth ^Ballot Social get-togethers for Junior land and Mrs. Walter E. Thorn as mouth to produce lactic acid. The dition to the comprehensive facts the Sunny Acres Civic Associa- thc county semi-finals held in tion of fluorides to the water sup- I sixty fluoridation installations were ficial visit. - man, "Beatrice Rogers, Sylvia avenue and Richard M. Dorian of Roselle and Mrs. Thomas high school students were discuss- members. The purpose of the com- removal' of acid in the nioutli and ply, as we now return the VitamWl and experience already available. tion In Osceola Presbyerian Scotch Plains High School. An- either in operation or in the pro- Schider. Arlene Schipper and AHee of Elizabeth were co-hoste, ed last Thursday night at an mittee is td set up a calendar of a reduction <\i bacterial activity "B" to our daily bread. As a g\iide, in,their considerations, The council Will celebrate its 1214 Elizabeth avenue are past Church. The public is invited. nouncement of her success, was cess of being installed in commun- Simpson. Plans were made for » Fireman executive board meeting of theevents to order to avoid duplica- can be accomplished by the daily ities throughout the United States the members of, the Board of j fifteenth birthday next month. presidents of the Society for the Those expected to attend are made Tuesday night by Vice- OP Club Opinions favoring fluoridation Troop 12 of St Michael's Church bridge April IS. The program" Cranford Community Council in tion. brushing of the ti:eth and .othe? h>°- in addition to the studies, of theHealth; would welcome expression March birthdays will be In oft Management, Howard Cowperthwaite, James Commander William Herzog at a <>f public water supplies, under took over the cabin for the remain- tured monologues by Mia the township rooms. A study of other community • jjienie measures. natural fluoride bearing , water of opinions ''from, the • public, charge of Mrs. Caroline Gibbs, Re- Higgins of Jersey City. P. Duffy, Charles. J. Christian, regular meeting of Cranford Post proper dental, medical and engi- freshments at next week's meeting" der of the week-end. Mrs. H. BLIvhieh is a member of the coundL ^..aiw Get Ready Adds T. A. Chamberlin Mrs. Fred Sahlin, representing councils in this area will be made The concentration ot fluorides.ih I supplies. It-would seem there are whether or not It should recom- Thomas A. Albans and Mrs. by- Mrs. Charles Redden, assisted 212, American Legion. Election, Talk by neering supervision, on an expert Marion Dozois, GOP aspirants the High School PTA, told of plans "a communal water supply, of one rEledion BatUe, , To Staff, Advances by Mrs. J. C. Klein and J. L: Smith. Miss Rubright will participate Joseph L. Brescher for the Township "Committee, to sponsor weekly open house in the county finals tomorrow at Vote Predicted and William E. Sullivan an^ Patrolmen, Firemen nights for young people. A 'poll Election, of officers will, take place at the council's annual meet- 8 p. m. in the Scotch Plains school. Highlight Meeting Henry E. Stoner,: Democratic will be taken by the Student Coun- Announcement also was made Harry V. Osborne, Jr., was Theodore A. Chamberlin of 334cil to determine students' interest ing April 19. A report will be given candidates. - ' North avenue, east, a World War that Fred Theodore MacKenne unanimously reelected president of Primary Town- in the program. ' then by the nominating commit- race at 3 p. t Their talks will start at 9 II veteran, was appointed a Class tee comprising Stuart McFadden, has been selected as delegate and' he Cranford Republican Club last p. m., following the.associa- C fireman in the Cranford Fire The open house functions would Donald. M. Black as alternate to night in the township rooms.