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Soda, pop, cola…whatever you want to call it definitely has an effect on your teeth. For years we told people to cut down on their soda consumption or switch to sugar free varieties of pop. We didn’t stress or take into consideration the PH (acidity) of the beverage and more importantly the length of time it was in contact with your teeth. Simply stated PH is measured on a scale of 1 to 14, the lower the number the more acidic it is. For example pure water is PH 7 (neutral) and battery acid is PH 1 and most acidic. Did you know that the leading “cola” has a PH of 2.4 and around 10 teaspoons of sugar? Other popular energy drinks, lemonades and “fitness” drinks have a similar acidic PH. Interestingly new research has shown that high volume “pop” drinkers are actually not the highest risk group for tooth destruction (erosion). Studies now show that the most destructive habit is the slow all day “swishing” that people admit to. Some patients tell me that they will swish their soda back and forth to reduce the carbonation before swallowing. Others swish to conserve or “nurse” their can of soda for several hours trying to cut down their consumption. Both of these habits are VERY destructive. There are two other major causes of tooth erosion to your teeth. Fruit mulling and regurgitation (reflux) which I will talk about in a future article Always discuss these and other issues with your dental professional. To your health! Dr. Keith Treiber 412 Lincoln Avenue Lakeview, Mi 48850 989-352-7752
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HOUGH-PONTIUS VFW POST #3701 & AUXILIARY CATO TWP CEMETERY 9:45AM (BUS AVAILABLE FROM LAKEVIEW MIDDLE SCHOOL PARKING LOT AT 9:15AM FOR VETERANS) PARADE IN LAKEVIEW TO CEMETERY BEGINS AT FIRST BANK OF LAKEVIEW CORNER 10:30AM (THERE WILL BE A JEEP AND A HUMVEE AVAILABLE FOR VETERANS WHO NEED A RIDE) MEMORIAL DAY DINNER AT THE VFW POST MENU: PIG ROAST DINNER HOMEMADE PIE SERVING BEGINS IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING THE SERVICES AT THE LAKEVIEW CEMETERY (AROUND 12:00 NOON) COST: ADULTS $9.00, YOUTH 6-12 $4.50, 5 & UNDER FREE TICKETS WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR THE 50/50 DRAWING TO BE CONCLUDED AT THE DINNER
By Woodland Tree Services, Inc. Rockford, MI Just a reminder, as you are doing your spring yard and landscaping "refreshing". Avoid the tendency to "volcano" mulch. We see this happen quite often, even by professional landscapers and lawn services, where they will mound up bark and mulch around the base of the tree. This is a practice that will harm your tree, and can introduce insect and disease issues. Too deep of a mulch can also lead to excess moisture in the root zone, causing "root rot". Try to keep your mulch not more than 2-3 inches deep, and pulled away from the trunk of the tree an inch or so. Also, when developing beds around your tree, remember that the root flair should not be covered, as you can cause a slow death of your tree. You should see a slope to the trunk at the base of a tree - if it looks like someone put a "stick" in the ground (sort of like a pencil), then you have covered too much. While "Raised beds" may be thought to be visually appealing around your tree, very few are "tree-friendly". Think about what good that Tree can do for you... and for the earth, for years to come!
Lakeview Chamber of Commerce Expands The 2012 Music In The Park Concert Series Thanks to the generous contributions from local and area merchants, organizations and individual patrons the Lakeview Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce the new expanded schedule for their 2012 Music in the Park Concert Series. This Lakeview Wednesday night summer tradition is now celebrating it's 18th year of great lawn chair music with a line up of 10 concerts featuring some of the finest local, regional and national touring musicians. The series will be held at Lakeview's Lakeside Park just off main street and on the shores of Tamarack Lake. The shows start at 7:00 and the admission is free. In the event of rain the concert will be moved to the Tamarack Room of the Lakeview Library or the Lakeview Community Church depending on the size of the act. Bring a lawn chair and be prepared to be entertained by some of the finest music the area has to offer. 2012 Lakeview Music In The Park Concert Schedule June 20 FREE FLIGHT (Vintage Rock) June 27 JAZZ IS RESTLESS (1920's Jazz and Blues) July 11 THE GRAVEL RIDGE BAND (Local Bluegrass Favorites) July 18 THE RFD BOYS (Bluegrass) July 25 THE RIVER ROGUES (Dixieland Jazz) August 1 MULEBONE (Memphis Blues/Jazz) August 8 WILL PEARSALL (Contemporary Blues Guitar) August 15 THE GEORGE COLE TRIO (Acoustic Jazz) August 22 SISTER WILENE (Country/Swing) August 29 BO WHITE AND THE BLUEZERS (Chicago Blues/Rock)
Keeping your teen in school is a real challenge, especially if their experience has not been a fun and pleasant one. However, there are a few things that you can do to help your teen look forward to graduating from school and make it less of a chore. As a parent you want to know how to keep your teen motivated and excel in school to have the best chance at life. One way to help your teen motivated is for you to continue taking an active role in their education. Just because they are truly proud to have you know of the successes. And, if their struggles so you, the teacher, and your teen can set targets and goals to help through the subject(s) they need a little more help with to become successful. Goals like studying more of the subject (for extra credit); cut back on extracurricular activities for the time needed for study; set specific-measurable goals that will increase their motivation to succeed. Next, ensure the homework is actually done especially meeting deadlines. It may not appear they care about deadlines but they really are. Encourage them by helping with problem subject(s) they are struggling with or without doing the work for them. It may seem a little silly to praise your teen for what they have accomplished, after all “at their age he or she knows I love and am proud of him or her.” While this may be true, do it anyway. A pat on the back, a hug and say I am so proud of you doesn’t cost money but will boost your teen’s confidence that he or she has mastered this tough subject and will put more effort into the next one. Don’t focus on the grades to judge success of the subject, use them only as a guide to see if the teen needs further help for a particular subject. After all did you get A’s on all subjects no matter how hard you would on a subject!? Chances are you didn’t, I know I didn’t. Instead explain how important a good education is. So if they apply themselves now, they will have the fundamentals needed to apply for nearly any entry level jobs to get their own money coming in. Suggest they develop a good relationship with their instructors it will make the class much easier to view the teacher as a friend and mentor rather than someone “who doesn’t like me and just wants to fail me”. Encourage them to talk about their concerns with this teacher so you can help them move past and forward through the concerns while learning to prepare for the future. If your child is still unmotivated to work hard in school it helps for them to see how interested you are in their future. Help them succeed by using the tips above. When your teen realizes how interested you are in their future you may find that they become more motivated in other areas as well. If there is a subject you would like further advice on, just email me at lakeviewtimes@casair.net RE: Ask Bambi
Terry Grieser is a “stand out” student for two reasons. First of all, Terry was the number one seller for 2011 in Mr. Albert’s mass production class. Last year, the class made lawn chairs that folded up for a mere $20.00. Terry sold 28 chairs in no time! When asked to whom he sold, he replied, “I sold to teachers and some family members. I went to the local credit union and sold eight chairs right away!” In his woodshop class this year, Terry could have chosen from a number of wood working plans to make for himself. Numero dos why Grieser is a “stand out” student is this: he chose to make an award platform for the Lakeview wrestling team. “Lakeview is building their wrestling program, and I thought this would be a nice addition.” Grieser said. The platform, which is solid mahogany, will be used for awarding wrestlers who receive first through fourth place in Lakeview wrestling meets. Terry Grieser is another fine example of citizenship and selfless giving that are character traits promoted by all of Lakeview Community Schools. Regardless of how you place in meets, Terry, you will always be number one!
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