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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMuncipal Water District Water Fluoridation 1970-1972 Affidavit•o( ?ub fication , Publlat+sd H• nstas'tle:ch ffews',ACM: t State of CRUfornla 25,' 1.712. J, ,•.. ;• a; ;I County of Orange zs My Of Huntington Beach PrTlylbw.,; ;'w, George Farquhar, being duly sworn on oath, says: That he is a Flot'ci Is I,e{eby dives to Me Inl ntfcn cltIzen of the Urlted Staten, over the age of twenty-one years. u •tyre enc.s whocR R �lI�Appsi{{ f Wean o :thelt.Intentfoq.ie c�,r!A 3hi 77mt he h the printer and publisher of the Huntington Beach PeNticn.v+ikrin tr,s. CfH 1 oI,I imun=tori Nevus, a weeldy newspaper of general circulation printed and pub. tat Nech�:a.w tb:submi ng 14 1Lshed in Huntington Beach, California stud circulated in the Bald added.:to.the Huntitirwrrl fifech:till- County of Orange and elsewhere and published for the dissemination crfnee bod..r : of local and other news of a general character, and has a bona fide A. statement of the ►canons"ofi.;th0, subscription list of paying subscribers, and said paper has been propp ad action as ccn1&nwmtad'I i r,sad established, printed and published in the State of California, and petition Is ss follows:: ?';';s We believe that Ohm'htidents;ot.Nunt.- County of Orange. for at least one year next before the publication ,Inston Beach should be liven on oppot•, of the first insertion of this notice; and the said newspaper is not tunity, prior to the aitd;rt at,any ttsw•; i devoted to the interest of,or published for the entertainment of any In* or..fluorine cornpoundW` the:City. f tem, to mote bn the statue at particular rhea. profession. trade, calling, race or denominatton, or water•sys tatty number thereof, a General or Special MWJ4ipslJel&X0n.' 7her0ora. we. the undkVgnad,:qusl The Huntington Beach News was adjudicated a legal newspaper Ifled alecton of the tuts'of Calrtomts, of general circulation by JudZe G. K Scovel in file Superior Court punt"ntents of sus U et Hun ode. Beech; of Orange Count California Au y Stott%,In r!o'tttc the Initiative Code. of this g R gust:r7th 1937 b order No,A-S931. stste,�tn rei�tls to the In tiaurs PrneaN pruant to.the City Counell this Poulton vine NOTICE OF I1dTEl7T TO e rmuest that the [allowing proposed That the crdinanp be submitted to the.qualitiad adectors,tf 1%s City of Huntingturt ouch for. their fdotarminatlor st-en•election { CIRCULATE PETITION ors a'det. to be:datided,by:tn.•tur ! C�rrntJtt s:v•.4•'.�.�., a�.T.,.:7. . y ,�':•id t � of tti7ich the annexed is a printed copy. Was published In said news- AM ORDIIfRHi^E'DF_THE.PEDfN.E OF. THE CITY—or,. HUNT114tTTtt11 6Et%CH i pager at least— r7fle? i00IJe Suer rt '+s,Acr7lEEftAI oR RtSetuI {511 tAAUNtCiPAL`-rV rTi0N •A- OPOM RELATING TO THE FLUORI TIO",0F commenting from the 25th any of Harrh THE CITY'S WATER•SUFPLY" + The'Peron of•Ihi City c1,t 14itiniteii Hexh do ordain as faliowsi' .: t 19.73..._.and ending on the 2. th .fny of Hareh tiuorir:e.or Fluwlne campaunds stern by added'to•the water.,supply,of the City of Huntington. tleseh.only 11:the i pr,IUon to make such addiLson.ahall` 1971--, both days inclusive, and as often during said period and lirst be submittedla the,quallUT4 Who., thrum of publication as said paper was regularly Issuea and in the x;rz of the City at a Gunnel W.lipecisl: regular and entire issue of said newspaper proper, and not In a Aturlidpal aiacttion'!Me provisions G'We- supplement, and said notice was published therein on the followingcrofnsnce shall supersede and-controlt all athef provisions of the orc:inance We dates, to-wit: in conflict therewith.r. ?' .. HUNT'fN=N VLACH CITIZEN$ EFir, 2,5a 1971 FOR PUK WATER ` GERALD H. B GART.GNINnan 2" S;monne t.ane , . Huntincton.acsch,Calif.92W !,STATE Gf.GALIFORMA. UhTY OF ORANGE ate' 3-jOti 6fa'th 21. 1971 be are'ma !ha 2'ubiishtr �undcrlt+-s!.a notary Public In and for' Subscribed a.•rd sworn to before me this 26th day of h+vvi:.r-.rt klo n tom is be tthha P an rxfia,a ram is SUbstrtbod !a the within Urch 1�..ZZ Ir.:trumert 'edd a.knowlidyst that he t]^_tutld the RX-m, : vi1TNE5f, my hand e.�.i official seal. t: (OrriCIAL SEAL) Notary''ublic Slxnatau$ , Orsn;:e County,C.-IJarnia %ILLIAM H.CAMP3ELC . 1e014ry Publla my Commission Erylrr. THOMAS D. WYLLIE Nov. 11, 1972 Or.nT• C e .n o nrr ,.�.. My ce'l»ir ,-.• Esn;rns ,:s Srplrmbvr 12, 1914 s `a C ii it c%t is o City �Hunfingfon Beach CITY CLERK County of Orange � HUHTlNCTS ©ENCH,CALF $fCtfe of CQMOrniQ 1971.IfAR 30 Ali 0 *5 0 f / 4ffidavitofPub ication of GEQRGE FARQUHAR Publisher Huntington Beach Nevis . i. r t Filed (. Cleric By Deputy clerk t i Y M t Affidavit rf F`4cativn State ofjCallfara+� ) f County of Orange } u City of Huntington Beach l! J. S. Farquhar, being duly sworn on oath, says: That he is a i f citizen of the United States, over the age of twenty-one years, tn+�tishar-ttununpon;�>;acri`w,NaiKs That he Is the .linter and publisher of the Huntington Beach Juhr's�19�' ' ' �. `c. .. I�OriCE tJF e�Wy LIC'IMARIWO News, a weekly newspaper of general circulation printed and pub- t t4011M�I►7'NR'ttlM�iwtutitt:lr,tit`.�I•. i lished In Huntington Beach. California and circulated in the said . ?j4j+,, wAYIJt t rt.Y ) County of Orange and elsewhere and published for the disseminationtivy s •ctvt:N; chat' of local and other news of a general character, and has a bona fide ' W untirheld y.thte Ciif-. c+5 tit'ot. ��luntih*tnn twrl+�� subscription list of paying subscribers, and said paper has been 0 f `.ChambaL;,of:the;CtrW• established, printed and published In the State of California, and t Jswc!•,at m• County of Orange, for at least one year next before the publication �°{Sib `•�.! +'uw•at � of the first Insertion of this notice; and the said newspaper is not +_ �+�, devoted iJ the interest of or published far the entertainment of an l thbz.Ml11• RM01=14 of in* rAwl pu Y particular class, profession, trade, calling, race cr denomination, or • Atfj4 >•a;•iN+seMl��x►r'•imriiid;•t, :• any number thereof. a�r aqt�� rya� pnsa .thpt,(f The Huntington Beach News was adjudicated n legal newspaper op.n -4 or N'j p]nst'lif, nai,up' .. . ' l of general circulation Ire Judge G. 9. Scovel In the Superior Court of Orange Count California August 27 1937 b ordrr No.A-5931. Rrrt qrq abla�r! C Y. 6'u th, Y fror+l'ttua t�thif r '1� ... QAtE.`7c 1,04> NOTIQE OF PUBLIC Ir- 4MUG C111 N ,,��ry��;8� That the rt;.. . ., R2DATTON _OF MONjCIPAL WATER SUPPLY '.••r� :t'' 4' " � rl, of which the annexed Is a printed copy, was published In said news- t{ paper at least ring IssUe i commencing from the 9th ,t,y o , CvL Iti CIT1- COU?YCl 19_M and ending'on the th y o � 1q 70 both days Inclusive, and as often during said period an CITr t times of publication as said paper was regularly issued, and in the -LElt� regular and entire Issue of Laid newspaper proper, and not Ina supplement, and said notice was published therein on the following dsttes,to-wit: July 2, 1970 (�Z �• U Publisher Subscribed and sworn to before me this day of Notary Public f Orange County,California 1 THOMAS D. WYLLIE } '' rOiar FU�UC • C"LitOA'!J1 .1 w•- nd..j of(m*' attxngton Beach County of Orange State of CaXifondu { Affidavitof Publication x;. of J. S. FARQUHAR j Publisher Huntington Beach News ;'ti1, Films Clerk l 3 Deputy Clerk 5 i i I I { f A.ni@ CITY OF HUNT11ic3ToN ®EACH •'� COUNCIL-ADMINISTRATOR COMMUNICATION CA 72-25 M1rT►M ION•1ACH 1 To Mayor and City Council From City Administrator Members Subject COST OF FLUORIDATION OF Date June 21 , 1972 CITY WATER SYSTEM It. has been indicated by the Director of Public Works that the initial installation costs for introducing fluoride Into the city's water system would be $35,000. In eddition, there would be n cos4 of 9t/person/yearto provide the fluoridation of the water or a cost of 112,500. The Director of Public Works indicated he would attempt to provide this service with existing personnel and equipment. This treatment will be tested -daily since it will require injection from twelve separate points within the city. David D. Rowlands � � City Administrator jt DDR:gbs �., 2 t i I t� 1 CNVIRONMENYAL COUNCIL City of Huntington Beach t • P.O. Box too CALIFORNIA 92645 February 23, 1971 City Council. of Huntington Beach i.3 j � ,: .. .. �•:�. Dear City Council Member, The Uxecutive Hoard of the Environmental Council, consisting of the Chairman, Vice Chairman, Secretary, and five committee t chairmen, .request that the City Council delay funding for the implementation of the fluoridation of our city water until our "Water Quality and Resources" committee and our Council have a chance to present to you, on or before March 31, 1971, a few new facts that have come to our attention from Dr. Jack McKee, environmental health engineer with the California Institute of Technology Environmental Quality Laboratory. Thank you. "$ Sincerely, e Margaret A. Carlberg, Chairman ; ! cc: J. Wheeler i a TOt HONORABLE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS OF H jJTINGTON BEACH FROM t THE ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL } DATE t MARCH 31, 1971 SUBJECTt ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH CONSIDERATIONS OF WATER •UOR _DAT ION`'"5?Jt 1. By increasing the fluoride ion concentration of Huntington Beach: water from the natural average level of 0.45 ppm (parts per million) to 1.0 ppm, an improvement of at least 30% in the dental health of the community children would be eapr.cted. The increasing improvement in dental health as water supply fluoride concentrations are raised is shown in the accompanying graph. This graph was prepared from dental reports covering 27 years (1942-1969) and involving millions of children across the country in areas of differing natural and added concen- trations of fluoride. The average number of decayed, missing, or filled permanent teeth (DMF number) reported in children where fluoride concentration was 0.45 ppm was 4.6 per child (460 per 100 children) ; with 1.0 ppm fluoride the DMF number ; was 3.2. This improvement of 30% in dental health of children would be reflected in 30,E or more money saved on dental bills. throughout life. c. 2. As well as this improvement in the quality of the dental health as children are developing their permanent teeth, there are additional benefits to all ages--in healthier bones, teeth, and circulation systems. Increased. fluoride intake is pre- scribed in cases of arteriosclerosis (hardening of the arteries) and osteomalacia (softening of the bone) . i 3• Mottling of teeth has occurred in less than 1% of the cases studied in areas where fluoride concentration is 1.0 ppm. Mottled enamel has little public health significance, apart from aesthetic considerations. Until the average daily intake of fluoride is 4 mg (or 4 quarts of 1 ppm,water) there is little chance that any pitting would accompany the mottled enamel. 4. There are at least twelve trace elements now known to be necessary for good human metabolism. During this last year extensive research has been carried out on one of these, the fluoride ion, by Dr. Maus Schwartz (an international expert In trace element metabolism, and a resident of Huntington Harbor) and his associates at the Long Beach Veterans Adminis- tration Hospital research facilities. Their recommended level of ingestion iu 1.0 mg per day (1 quart of 1 ppm fluoride crater would supply this),` In some cases fihere concent.rntions of other minerals in the }rater arc higher and could compete with the fluoride ion In metabolism, even higher fluoride concen- trations would bh recommended to be effective for good health. 5• The average concentration of fluoride in ocean crater lc 1 .4 pp. . Conc:equcntly the increalle to 140 PLam of Huntington Ficnch City winter would flaw no effect of lncrenving the ocean fluoride concentration. and thuts would li ive no advert o affect on r ;can life. �, "1 March 31, 1971 Page 2 6. It must-be pointed out that the chemical "eing considered to add fluoride to our water system is hydrofluosi31cie acid; a weak acid which must be stored in a non-corrosive container. It is safer, cheaper, and simpler to use (being a liquid, and being more stable) than sodium fluoride which ,was considered earlier. Hydrofluosili.cic acid is slightly volatile, and the operator must wear gloves, protective clothing, and goggles while handling the materials however this its standard procedure In handling many of the chemicals in water or sewage treatment facilities. 7. In our city there will be the need to install fluoride in- Jection, monitoring and sampling equipment at 9 wells and 3 Metropolitan Water District conneetions so that all the water received by residents will be uniformly treated. This is different from the normal situation where there is one common water source. There would be twelve times the handling of containers and equipment, twelve times the daily monitoring and sampling by water department personnel, and twelve times the risk of error or accident. The Environmental Council has copies of some of the references we have used to obtain this information if the members of City Council wish to see: them in detail. The following statement was prepared by the Water Quality and Resources Committee and accepted by majority vote of the Environ- mental Council at the March 30 meeting to be included in this report. The facts presented in this report make it clear that the fluoridation of public water supplies is an extremely beneficial and safe procedure which has been proven to result in very large improvements in the dental health of children and in strengthening of the bone.- and teeth of people of all ages. In the case of Huntington Beach, the natural water supply already contains some fluoride, and our residents are now enjoying part of the benefits of fluoridation. However# these benefits can be increased by at least 30 percent by raising the fluoride level of our dater to the 1 ppm level recommended by all medical authorities, We recommend, therefore, that the addition of fluoride to the water supplies of Huntington Beach, as approved last August by the City Council, be Implemented as soon as possible. Jameu We Mason, Chairman 'eater Quality and Resources Committee Environmental Council Margaret A. Carlberg. Chairman Environmental Council i 4 Y EFFECT OF FLUORIDE CONCEI3TRATION ON DE14TAL HEALTH Tj -1 - -t- r. _ - - 44- j t _ _ : �1 •_• ,_.�__� -!_j: ! i i_ i_iL_L�. 1 1 , -'-1-4-* t _} !- l 4- `y.._.-_.-j_..-_ , ._!'-.'-!_ _ _' _ _' _f-• -tom ' , i 1 •� I `T +_- -;.. _ ,_ •.�` ...k-`7 1 _ 111 t. 1_ — IT - 2 - _ 2 0. � 0 o 0. 1.Q 1.2 �1_ - - • l.b 1. 2.0 Fluoride concentration (ppm) m::er is number of decayed {r�7 or filled permanent teeth _.. [ItsplNtt,.j►srr.:•CA' C7i'!O f!O DIRI�,OMT ldlf IM[N'!O t�tl0 OISt�10Nl1' ► murn IM R't't•ON Crtvw6w R1 1Lt:MNtcvr bv"s MO•som BEST PHOTOGRAPHIC REPRODUCTION POSSIBLE, DUE TO AGE AND CONDITION OF ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS . Y C) OFFICE OF THE CITY ATTORNEY OPINION 110. 71-15 t 23 June 1971 SUBJECT: Preemption of Election on Initiative v } ordinance on dater Fluoridation REQUESTED BY: City Council PPEPARED BY: Don P. Bonfa, Clty Attorney' Dan J. Whiteside , Deputy City Attorney i QUESTION: WILL THE SETTING BY THE COUNCIL OF All ELECTION Oil FLUORIDATION Or WATER PREDIPT 1 ANY ELECTION WH1.+H MAY BECOME REQUIRED ON AN INITIATIVE ORDINANCE BY THE 1PETIT1011 11OW BEING CIRCULATED? The petition now being circulated would, if succcsrrful , require enactment of an ordinance prohibiting fluorldatlon of the city water nupply without prior approval 1-i vote of' the people. i ! .1 The City Council is considerInK tit(-- :ietting by rc:::rrlutlon of' a special t-muntelpal election, to he hold Junr� 6, 1972 In t conjunction with the utute primary election, permitt.inF It ye::-or-no vote on a propoaitlrrn thrit nodlum i'luorldr: -hall h t! � added to the wuterr• In the city water :system In t:uc'rr ,rr► gtlta )j that the total sodium fluoride content of :uch ,r;atrtr shrill not exceed ane Dart sodium fluorldo flex million parts ui' water. W We have concluded that the oe,+ttint ul' riur.h an olecti on by t.h•: City Council gill riot preempt; ere election on any In.itiati.•ie c-i ctirtance which ritplht be rernull-ed In the event t h it thc, p-rtl is on (11.1ve should be :rUcce.n:ful . I1' thtr petit:lcri is i,r►(id by not ltr than l� porCf•rrt: of tttt• v(Act':t of thv city , 'Socticn 11011 , Electlor+.; -rjuir-t; ttje CI10, courtell to ithcr adopt tt:e: Ini t.intl ve ordir►-.trlcf, V10lout. :►1ter �ii•if.rr or Irl:recii;ttrrl;; t,rrlr_r a . ,+rr1;17. :1eeLlorr t.o t, tlry}'t !rr+ilnrlr+r.�' without alturationt r the •: ��:.'."" , i.}1!' I;]+ ►;i1 '.,n t.(i tit' }Ivld rrA I'... . t.hall 60 Tv'r t.}I;rri i +ii!':; ;tt �[•r• �.�) + t} ►t r rsl' thc' ut'r}cr•. i I 1' t� i l a • .y i Office of t)ie City Attorney 23 June 1971, Opinion 71-15 Pare 2 11' .the petit;ion 'ls signed b`, not lens' than 10 percent; , but less than lr percent, of the voter:; of the city. Section 4012, Elections Code , rrquireo the City Council to either pass the initiative ordinance without change or submit nuch ordinance to the voters at the neYu regult..r municipal elec- tion occurrinj, at least 45 .after the order therefor. We have been informed that the circulators of the petition have indicated that they may not continue: with the activi- ties if the City Council set.-, a special election to allow a "Yea" or "No" vote on fluoridation. Such cessation would, of cour:ie, avoid the election on the.' initiative ordinance. _- DDJJ I'. BONFA, Attorney and DAN J . ViTEszr1E, Deputy Caty Mttornu D�fi:l}.3ir:cc�t 1 9 a . i • i i, I of/It y . r. ;,{ ,•Ja , Cit o€ untiI?igtan Beach At1'1,I�i3tTOTlr! YLI DttlEH c+. z L ,'ORL� » ':,t;}'r �..► ......^o DRANDEPU.CASTLE! ,z • ! P.O. 90X 130 6ZIFORMA 92648 A""""' Aum'ni/tramr f June 29, 1971 non P,90NfA Aw i. l:l..1r.•rr.:: City Anufn►y 1 Y14AFi1,Fti r3.N.1LL MAtlOR. Tn►s+,rr C••argt C McClacl•n PAUL C.JDNES City C•atk COUNOLMI Jw•y A.1'•tatr+ry ted%% 11urt1r,/l Atrin!.1 1:o+n !Ja•n.0 11ra•xI0 G,tWq j 1►c►. Grkn ! . OrnAlrl tI Shiplry 1 'Y ` t Mr. and Mrs . Gerald Bogart 16642 Simonne Lane Huntington Beach, California I: Dear Mr. and Mrs . Bogart: 1.. =' This is to notify you that the City Council, on Tuesday, July 6th, at the 7:30 P.M. portion of the meeting, will . consider an opinion from the City Attorney's office con- Corning preemption of elections on initiative ordinance on water fluoridation. i� if you have any further questions , please feel free to call me. Sincerely yours , E 'i l CJ �t t�r7- Paul. C. Jdnes City Clerk PCJ :AW:cb • Iwbar 1. H w/lr 1 i.t 11 1 Ar111 Pull1r A,I I.r t t t A 6 t I •+r•r•U 1•4 A ar 4•e•,I,tN• ♦ +)LLnr t + 1 1� • ♦1i11 E i•1-; •.+I1%1111I r+lJyt • , r 14ANN 11 AWr lit 11...11 CIA•/arlr,f,1'14 AMC 1%•• 1„• . i n V AI trrl w Jfll+rrr!+•r IIIII"rAN 1 Mrl11 ii/•" 14, ` ��f IIUN11NCiIIN a Eaclr,caLi><,, r� 197, MR 9 Alt l0 . I'iarch 9, 1971 t� r To the City Council of Huntington, Beach: JQJ ` " ; Dear Members: The Huntington Beach Citizens for Pure Water would like time on the agenda for a representative of our comm- ittee to speak during the evening portion of your meeting on March 1$1 1971. 1 Sincerely, l Gerald N. Bogart Chairman Huntington BeHoh Citizens for Pure Water 16642 Simonne Lane Huntington Beach, Calif, 't , l ..ice ..a .�.1' ..,." .f .. ...w ... ..,c. .. •. ....I.... .......a... ...n ,�.".. i,w o.1', .... .. to�};1'�`.. .+....,...,.l...a....+.��Trfs Y.w.c�l• f�w�k+. �4 • 1 z i • y TO THE CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS AND THF, MAYOR OF HUNTINGTON BEACH We the undersigned, as practicing Physicians and Dentists in the City of Huntington Beach, hereby acknowledge to you that we are completely in favor of the fluoridation of our cities water supply and feel it will enhance the health of our pat- ients, old and young. Name �/ �f�►�,Type /oof Practice Address If2 1.� 3. 5. 90 011911 10. rvf�• [.t � �' �i �� � '[ti u ' L�t.�Gw. 7o �t .� 5 f - a�-� l6. cem C/ tit 00, op 16 9 20, - � Olt ee /�, acq 21. /7,f7 (1.d 23. ��i� c• �7 f z 4fA4 240 t J r�, .It; '�,r'l' .. .,.,% .. !+ri:..- .,':�. .... .�>.., ..:'t.:..i't�.. ._ .S`.^,.v: ,.. ~t.,.i • ' '4't..� .*. ",., ....-, »v- r..Ty...;,,•..�;.3e's—,ZryTr.r � ; 'i. i S.: '.!ti►}t, Sti:'.'4!!L'�'1':wC�l,'it1�• i. • n ` TO THE CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS AND &tAYOR OR HUNTINGTON BEACH We the undersigned, as practicing Physicians and Dentists in. the City of Huntington Beach hereby acknowledge to you that we are completely in favor of the fluoridation of our cities water supply and feel it will enhance the health of our patients young and old. Nam Types ac '�w Address 49 / lee 47, • - s- 4/ r 74. G1 . � •.,�. �rf� '�• / �`� ..�' S. I. 8. t r 9• lytt. fkof� yet�1 �- awv 11 ,!/ �CIV ,. • 1473x Ic' t , A 15 16 en= 7pzr �.�.• ..... PA, 17- 19. [ "'O � r� 21. 00 229 230, 24. .�� ` ��1 �y.�r, --•v��.�. ..yam, x';, Z5' •� *�P.O .L=• ,� ^ b3 I7 �3' �rr rm•..h:•, -. . ..�„ �` Cif 0 /V• 44 I�: +? 1z ��tt t./= �t T d t/ .� `�:.'�rMY. i) - . r+rl.rr', . 'tp. ,,,.• !„.Lu.hvAsr-...i.^."a..' ..,. A• .r.... _r-..�..«.w ' I- .Y".r'lti• :9 * ..: t';.iti«:.r.rl�`.1r�,aw;t..,•i.2, 5 W 4 • is t. • ' ~TO THE CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS AND THE MAYOR OF J[UNTINGTON BEACH We the undersigned, as practicing physicians and Dentista in the City of Huntington Beach, hereby acknowledge to you that we are completely in favor of the fluoridation of our cities water supply and feel it will enhance the health of our pat-• fents, old and young. 2A< ,r •� r (Z J(A Ali Jr17PLa 7,_ 9, �. .._. Ali en Se' 12. "l , L 14- 17••- t 19.- r � 2 0- 21U.- 22.» 23.- 24.- 25•- 26.- 20.-- w.w ar�wR•..•t.!y v.•..«2...�....��....•..-..r.. .. ..-« -r�,4 ... sr.......i ., ... .. .. .. .-... .._ . .-...w•y:'�.�."'..-.r;..� •.e.e'?'SI.^'?.l'!"'eftww•.w•f. }- Ft 1 u` �l•1�{.:.t"F.{...Y Y.Z. 5 1..ice'•r ^laf:\tt.•.\\ 1 #.. , Y•,r, * „+- .•♦ .�S{I•..... .'ti,*. .,..L'' .•Ce:t.i}',. L 'x .I :e / 41• t [: R , TO THE CITY COUNCIL MEMBERS AND MAYOR OF HUNTINGTON BEACH We the undersigned, as practicing Physicians and Dentists in the city of Huntington Busch, hereby acknowledge to you that we are completely in favor of the fluoridation of our cities water supply and feel it will enhance the health of our patients, young and old. ` Name ,T•Ype of Practice Address ' r + 3• r 4• 50 • 99 Ki 12. 13 ;6. ; 17• = { , t 19. 20. *� 21. 22. 23• 24. . 250 ',�Yr`ney+'rar.vti+rr..'.rr"'+j.+...e.............+«1 T^.w•*..-..++L.T .^'^_ 114''��4:�i;'rrarLili.,'�k.c1a1:f4ir.rjL_:,,,:.- ..��:�,�":ryYY+tal•!t•t.:eLM1::Y:4.e; .. ...•. „•+L!�! •.verr.s.» varrt• ar.q- e ar• �T7�t a ti` '/ti^'+'`" t +`:v.. lti, ttti` ••.�;'}r,�;.tk%'� ,��.' tilt ki!. t7