| Youth Ambassador News
Public Health Student
Leaders Issue 1, January 2001
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| Year 200 Youth Public Health Ambassadors Named |
| Tyler Bauman |
2nd Grade |
Westmore School |
| Gretchen Bauman |
4th Grade |
Westmore School |
| Kimberly Bugos |
6th Grade |
Saints Peter and Paul School |
| Jackie Maxwell |
7th Grade |
Monroe Middle School |
| Vincent Versaci |
7th Grade |
Christ the King School |
| Jim Hoggatt |
8th Grade |
Lakeview Jr. High School |
The Ambassadors were honored in a ceremony at the Health
Department and at the County Fair. We look forward to welcoming additional Ambassadors in April of 2001. Those interested in
becoming Public Health Ambassadors should enter the Public Health Week Contest. Information will be sent to your school in March.
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True or False? |
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All the cool, smart, confident kids
smoke. |
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False: Kids that smoke have lower self-images. The Surgeon General’s Report found students with the highest grades are less likely to smoke than those with the lowest grades. The same is true with smokeless tobacco. Daily use of tobacco is the highest among drop-outs. (U. S. Food and Drug Administration) |
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True or False? |
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Fresh vegetables and fruits contain more nutrients than canned or frozen? |
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False: There is little difference. However, canned or frozen foods may have sugar or salt added. |
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| ABC'S |
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Aim for fitness
Aim for a healthy weight
Be physically active each day. |
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Build a healthy base
Let the pyramid guide your food choices
Eat a variety of grains daily
Eat a variety of fruits and vegetables daily
Keep foods safe to eat. |
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Choose sensibly
Choose a diet low in saturated fat
Choose beverages and foods to moderate your intake of sugars
Choose and prepare foods with less salt. |
| -- American Dietetic Association -- |
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