10 198S 1, 1 April Tooth Decay: It Can National Award Winner Develop At Any Age Fluoride also seems to act directly in several ways to reduce acid production by the bacteria in dental plaque. Tooth decay (dental caries), most commonly regarded as a disease of children, can continue throughout life as long as natural teeth are in the mouth. Experts at the National Institute of Dental Research report that during child- For the best protection against develops into the crowns of teeth. Later, as gums recede - whether as part of aging or as a result of gum problems - the exposed roots of teeth become susceptible to deToday, fluoride is the most effective agent available to prevent Dental Research, Bethesda, Maryland 20205. tooth decay. To assure farmers that they are in compliance with the 1985 acreage reduction requirements and eligible for farm program benefits, the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service and provides other land measurement services. At the request of the producer, the agency will stake and measure any type of acreage or portions thereof. 'To be certain that program requirements are met, farmers are required to plant within the stakes that are placed when the land is said county ASCS official John Sagers, "and report their crop acreages to the office after planting. or very few students can ever hope to attain. In fact, the Academy recognizes less than 10 percent of all American high school students. Miss Gill who attends Tintic High School was nominated for this National Award by Mr. William Rice an English teacher at the school. She will appear in the United States Achievement Academy Official Yearbook, published nationally. Miss Gill is the daughter of Kenneth and Chrystal Gill. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Tony Larson of Salt Lake City and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gill, of Salt Lake City. for an information free booklet called "Fluoride To Protect The Teeth of Adults. The address is Rm. 2C35, National Institute of cay. """" winner in English. This award is a prestigious hon- decay, adults, as well as children, should make sure they drink fluoridated water, brush with a fluoride toothpaste and use a fluoride mouth rinse. If fluoride is not available in drinking water, dietary fluoride supplements can be obtained for children through a dentist or physician. For information on other methods of fluoride application write hood and adolescence, most decay " Academy announced that Gill has been named a 1985 United States National Award Ma-chel- Heres some surprising information about tooth decay and its prevention that adults may find worth biting into. r- - The United States Achievement ASCS Offers Service He said is im- portant in helping farmers plan the amount of land to devote to the acreage conservation reserve (ACR) and planted acreages of Michelle Gill program crops. The ACR is crop- land removed from production and put into conserving uses under the 1985 acreage reduction programs. The programs require farmers to reduce their 1985 feed grain acres by 10 percent; and wheat by 30 percent, according to Mr. Sagers. To be eligible for price support loans, target prices and other program benefits, Mr. Sagers said producers must certify actual planted acreages. Other ASCS producer services include measuring total cropland, field or subdivisions to be planted and land areas for other purposes. Fees vary, based on the type of service rendered. In order to schedule premeasurement service requests on a timely basis, farmers are encouraged to apply early. If you have any questions, please stop by the office at 7 South Main, Room 103, or call 882-301- Prenatal Classes Offered The Tooele Valley Hospital Prenatal Classes are offered on a monthly basis. The May series will meet twice weekly for three weeks on May 7, 9, 14, 16, 21 and 23 from 9 p.m. in the hospital board room. 7-- It is recommended that the classes be taken by the expectant mother and a support person such as a husband or friend a month or two before delivery. The instructor for the May classes will be Miriam Bateman, R.N., prenatal coordinator at the hospital. She will include information that will be very helpful to the expectant mother such as fetal development, nutrition during pregnancy, stages of labor and delivery, options for pain relief, Lamaze breathing techniques, massage and relaxation, exercises to prepare the body for labor and to help in getting back in shape after delivery, breast feeding, bonding, infant care and the use of infant car seats. Several excellent films and slide presentations will be shown along with some guest speakers odn pertinant topics such as the epidual (a popular option for pain relief), family centered births and newborns. 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