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Show THE SALT LAKE TIMES FRIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1972 Utah Power and Light Co. Gains Low Bid by Jacobsen-Jelc- o Utah Exceeds 1971 Savings Bonds Dollar Quota Page. Three Facts on Dental Diseases by Utah State Dental Association Clark L. Wilson, Utah OperaI have seen newspaper artias general con- year would include the remain- tions Manager for the Anaconda structor of the 430,000 kilowatt, ing foundation work, the stack Co., Utahs Volunteer Savings cles recently which say tooth first unit of Utah Power and and beginning of structural steel Bonds campaign chairman for decay will soon be completely Light Company Huntington can- erection. The project is located 1971, revealed that Utahns in- eliminated as a disease problem. yon steam electric plant in Em- in the coal rich Huntington Can- vested more than $27 million of Is this really true? ery County is the joint venture yon seven miles northwest of the their savings dollars in Series E Tooth decay will not be totally of Jacobsen-Jelc- o of Salt Lake community of Huntington. Coal & H Savings Bonds during 1971. eliminated, at least in the foreCity. will be delivered to the generat- December sales of $2,032,939.00 seeable future. However, it can The utility Wednesday dis- ing plant by Peabody Coal Co. brings the January-Decembbe prevented in large part even sales total to $27,651,358or 100 today closed the low bidder on the from a up canyon mine via a if you t ake advantage of Electric Lake dam as Gibbons & covered conveyer belt. The per cent of the 1971 quota. proven public health measures, I speak for the states volunReed Co. Electric Lake reservoir power from the generating plant professional treatment and home is located on the creek some 20 will be delivered into UP&L teer savings bonds committee in care. miles above the plant water load centers over a 345, 0C0 volt expressing sincere appreciation One of the well established and to who the extra-higeveryone This line. h million supported quirements. most effective decay preventives $26.5 The awarding of both bids was voltage line was completed program during 1971 and helped is fluoridation of public water announced by E. Allan Hunter, last summer and stretches from us achieve the success that was supplies. Today, more than 92 UP&L president, who said work Salt Lake City to the Four cor- realized, he said. million people in this nation on both contracts would get un- ners area in New Mexico. The Henry J. Riggert, county vol- drink fluoridated water. Many first unit of UP&Ls Huntington unteer Savings Bonds Chairman, communities have had fluoridatderway this spring. Completion of the 430,000 first Canyon plant including the dam reported December sales of ed water supplies for more than unit of Huntington Canyon plant will cost an estimated $96 mil- $736,449 for Salt Lake county, 30 years. Others have been g is scheduled for 1974. Ground lion. bringing the January December water which is or 93.6 fluoridated for decades naturally was broken at the site in March without The plant will incorporate all sales total to $9,980,735 1971 quota. cent the of of last year and five major sub per In effects. Utah harmful there and the contracts were awarded last other aestreticequipment Nationally an all time record are nine communities naturally and environmenwith $5.5 billion fluoridated while the year: tal considerations. In addition, was achieved drinking 26 a total Excavation and site prepara- the reservoir will provide a new sales, year record and water has been fluoridated in $4.2 billion of redemptions (cost two communities, Helper in 1950 tion to W. W. Clyde & Co. of public recreation area. price) which is a 7 year low. Springville; and Brigham City in 1966 as well Mr. Hunter is said the coal of inThe steady improvement of the as Armed Site development that also Forces Bases in Utah. with a low ash and Bond picture is attribut- The cluded water systems, sanitary high quality Savings in these commucontent. ed partly to the increased inter- nitiesexperience sewage and sewage treatment sulphur has demonstrated the An electrostatic precipitator est rate and the success of the fluoridation reduces thatincitreatment systems to W.W. Clyde the will be designed to remove 99.5 U. S. Industrial Payroll Savings dence of & Co. in children by Committee. Active support of or- about 5 decay Concrete supply to the Geneva per cent of particulate matter. Its benefits percent. Rock Products of Salt Lake City. Employment during peak con- ganized labor, banks, the are lifelong. of the media and thouFoundations, including a tur- struction of the plant will be 400 Results of local studies show bine pedastal to W. P. Harlin Co., men. Following construction the sands of dedicated volunteers benefits from fluoridation cost 20 Salt Lake City and W. W. Clyde operation of the first unit will contributed materially in the cents per person, while the av& Co. provide an annual plant payroll success of the Savings Bonds pro- erage family saves $100.00 per gram last year. Administrtaion building to W. of some $400,000. year in dental bills. One half of He estimated that the plant's P. Harlin Co. the time and cost of dental care Major portions of the work on first unit alone would more than iFederal results as a benefit of fluoridaMoney Now these contracts have been com- double the current property astion. pleted and all work on the pre- sessment valuation of Emery Earmarked In Helper, Utah, studies show liminary contracts will be com- County and will provide a large 60.3 per cent less decay among Education Low bidder er 2-m- ile us-:n- anti-polluto- in 60-6- for increase intax revenues to local Youth Drug pleted early this year. Mr. Hunter said work includ- schools, other tax entities and Nearly $21,000 in federal funds will be distributed through the ed in the general contract this the state of Utah. Utah State Board of Education to six school district programs aimed at educating young people on the ill effects of drug abuse. Robert L. Leake, specialist for the Board in health, physical and recreation, said the money will be divided among Carbon, Proby Thelma Bonneau vo, Grand, Granite, Wasatch and Weber School Districts. Each of these districts, along with Davis. OF HERBS & ESSENCE Morgan and Ogden, submitted It's said history repeats it- (not to mention special conspecific proposals to the State Board. The total requested by all self. So often the nowest" ditioners that add shine and 0. hair care and in nine districts amounted to things beauty body to straight and' curly of come from "way back locks). After an evaluation . when." And today, you can . . Camomile. . of the each projects, the office of Juniper. recreate some new good old . . the State Superintendent of PubMountain Melissa. re borown of Gentian-aa the of few by days your lic Instruction recommended the just from rowing historys great beautiful herbs and flowers money be awarded to six of the beauties the secret of their nine programs in the following vay with fragrance fragrance amounts: from herbs and wildflowers. The personnel from the State Thousands of years ago, of Education and the Utah Board the fabulous Cleopatra reaped Division of Alcoholism will be the benefits of bathing in and working closely with the disgrooming with floral and tricts in planning, implementing, herbal essences. She not only and evaluating the various proj-ge- ts looked alluring, but her fragrance complemented her According to Mr. Leake these appearance. . . and strong men became willing slaves. projects are not research projects per se, but attempts to try differNow, like the Queen of the ent models that may prove efNile, you can attract your own Mark Antony with a fective and helpful in drug abuse delightful duet of well tressed prevention. wiles hair that is both that make Herbal Essence a . . and sweetly scented. Sleighs Now Going scent-satio-n for shimmery shiny with natural scintillating Hardware Ranch your hair with a fragrance beauty. times to lasts four that up You'll find all the ingreSleighs are now going at Harddients for this winning fling longer than other scented ware Ranch and will continue with fragrance in Clairol's shampoos. taking visitors out to the elk Which would indicate that new Herbal Essence when herd as long as the snow is deep comes to well Shampoo, available wherever tressedit it's hard to being enough. beat good hair care products are sold. Alan Muir, ranch superintendold nature. mother who Designed for gals ent, said the horse drawn sleigh want to do what comes To receive your free sample rides now begin near the new of Clairol Herbal naturally for that great packette Essence Shampoo, send a visitor center cn the hill east of natural look, this the ranch buildings. Visitors will product is blended stamped, self addressed envefollow the new road to the parkwith the essences of 19 lope to: Clairol, Inc., F.O. N. Y. 981 Box A, Yonkers, natural herbs and wild ing area at the center. No visitor as Offer limited to garden 10701. vehicles will be permitted in flowers, as well protein first two thousand. the home and barn area. fr.esh, health-givin- Setotf TVelt $36,-590.0- back-to-natu- g re children as compared to neighboring Wellington. Senior high school students in fluoridated Preston, Utah have 45.6 less decay than senior high school students in Logan. Fluorides are being used in other less effective ways to control decay, especially people in communities that do not have fluoridation. The American Dental Association recommends fluoride tablets where water supplies are not fluoridated and although not as effective as water fluoridation, they do help reduce dental decay. The use of these non-fluoridat-ed fluoridide dentifrices are also recommended, particularly for children. Additionally, fluoride can be applied directly on the childrens teeth at periodic intervals in fluoride treatments in the dental office and by brush-i- n applicatoin. Scientists are studying a new plastic material called sealants which is applied to tooth surface to seal the pits and fissures in teeth to provide protection from tooth decay. The pits are fissures are especially prone to decay. Studies of the sealants have shown that it appears to form a barrier between the tooth surface and decay causing bacteria which are always present in the mouth. Preliminary investigation indicates that the sealant may withstand chewing, forces in the. mouth for as long as a year. Because the sealant only protects the chewing surfaces of the teeth, we must still rely on fluoridation to protect the of the exposed tooth. Scientists are studying other methods of preventing decay, including trying to isolate specific bacetria which unite with foods and other debris in the mouth to form decay causing acids. Emphasis must be placed upon proper home care. With the use of newer methods of properly brushing and flossing, dental decay and gum disease can be substantially reduced. Unfortunately most people will not take time to effectively practice efficient and proven oral cleansing procedures, yet those who d realize savings in teeth, health, money. Individually tailored use of dental floss, brush and othed dental aids, which result in the proper removal of bacteria pique is now called by dentists a Control program." If this control is even coupled with fluoridation an immense reduction in dental decay is noted. Even today it is possible to reduce decay significantly if you re-man- drink fluoridated water, practice good oral hygiene and see your dentist for regular checkups. Things do not change; change. Thoreau. . KNOW THE SYMPTOMS Prolonged, heavy pressure or squeezing pain in the center of the chest, behind the breastbone. Pain may spread to the shoulder, arm, neck or Jaw. Pain or discomfort is often accompanied by sweating. Nausea, vomiting and shortness of breath may also occur. NHATTODO Call your doctor and describe your symptoms If your at once. doctor Is not available, get to a hospital emerg room Immediately THIS NEWSPAPER joins your Heart Association in pre educational message and in askinj senting Uiis vour sunnort of the February Heart Fund Campaign life-savi- ng der we |
