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been * through weekend, you MUfced the beautiful tmnfc Oj»t the Johnsburfc f**1* aqpHMl has purchased. The •truck Will be ready for use in tfch^jrery neafr jlttture after the toucMs>ftave been co<h- A notf^yrili be posted M soon as the truck is ready for operation, ^"he telephone number for eases of^efrffcrye«K» Mil nteo be posted. /• ., •' Jjym 5 IP* of mi During body n one fuB burg News IN ANNTJ and expfi GIVE 52 REPORT Mi*. Betty Hettermann Graduation exercises took Idace at the school hall last IRjtck. with fifteen of our young boys aad girls receiving their diplomas. It was a very impressive ceremony. Refreshments were served later *y the P.T.A. members. ' ,Wc have been notified that i|fxt semester we will have our d*vn Catholic school. I'm sure •11 of us are very happy to learn of this. Registration will lake place in the convent next JKiturday and Sunday. Mr. annd Mrs. Ed. Nelson and son and Mi*, and Mrs. Prank Marn are now living in the Timm home in Thelen subdivision. The Timms have moved to living quarters behind the tavern they recently purchased. Mr. Nelson is the son of Mr. and Mrs, George Boessler, also pCV* . , - Misses Kathy and Sandy - Hettemiann, daughters of the Edwin anrj Gerald Hettermann's were -in j^wrt tap recitals last week. Kathy and Sandy have been ' Jibing ballet, and tap lessons / Jl*0** past couple of years, v . Mrs. Ella McGuire is in the r JLdretta hospital in Chicago after A delicate eye operation. Mrs. MrGuire will remain in the hospital for several more weeks. We Itppe she will be up and around V<vy shortly. .. • M". and Mrs. Emil Boiler of M" ft on were in town to spend the Memorial Day weekend with father, Bill Ricl^ ol Swsy- Estates, f " of Thelells* subdivision, ifcn impressive parade went through town and up to the cemetery for Memorial Day services last Saturday. Many of the groups came from McHenry to take part in the parade. Later the participants of the parade reassembled in McHenry to continue their marching. Mr. Louis Oertel and soft Freddie were here oh Saturday to catch up on a little fishing as were many of our visitprs over the holiday week-end. ' ^ The A. E. Kozies of HJlmwood Park spent the weekend at their cottage . with many of their friends. The annual meeting of the McHenry county Tuberculosis association was held recently at the Greenwood %chool. Guest speaker was Ellsworth Thwing of the Illinois Tuberculosis association, who gave a very interesting talk. According to Mabel Hobbs, county nurse, in the 1952 program, 351 high school students were tested. Eighteen Of these had positive tests, as did two faculty members. No active cases were found. During the year, 6, 057 chest X-rays were made. Twenty-five McHenry eounty patients received care is the Lake county sanitorium; eighteen patients were dismissed as improved or arrested; four patients remained in the sanitorium at the end of the year; four deaths were recorded; and eight former sanitorium patients returned to the clinic for a total of 128 pneumothorax treatments. Named on the 1953-54 executive board from McHenry were Mrs. Christine Krinn and Mrs. Gretta tioodell of McHenry. , HORSE SHOW Approximately $6,000 in prise money and six trophies will be Mr. and Frye and were weekend guests at the {fcrald Hettermann home. double birthday celebration in progress Memorial Day in fform of an out door ibarbeque °t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Einspar. The birthdays :We those of Donna Jean Kaye, 7. and George Kaye III, age S. 'niece and nephew of j.he Einv Those who attended llua fespy* occasion were Mr. and M:s. Oeorge Kaye, Jr., and daughter, £«tftda. of Evanston, Mr. and Mr«. George Kaye, Sr.. of Chijensro, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Ein- ^T>ar and children, Willard, Jr.. .Tr>rr»es. Marybeth and Lorie, of Oak Park and Walter Einspar :fgKl daughter, Jeri, of Lilymoor. ,- £>onnie Miller of Wilmette U -Sending a short vacation at the and Mrs. Jacob. Memorial Day fair town. visitors to our Mr. and Mrs. Ernie DeSilvestro formerly of Johnsburg now residing in Chicago, were also! awarded at the Illinois State Fair's All Western Stock Horse Show, to be held on the fairgrounds at Springfield, Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 22-23, the1 closing days of the Fair. In announcing these features, James E. Tays, general manager of the Fair, pointed out that this year's Stock Horse Show, regarded as the "greatest all-western horse show east of the Mississippi," is being expanded to cover two days following the favorable interest aroused last year when the show was introduced as a one-day affair. COUNTY PURCHASib $195,252 IN BONDS DURING APRIL Residents of McHenry county purchased a total of $195,252 United States Savings Bonds in April, 1953, according to figures received from the Treasury department by Harold J. Bacon of Crystal Lake, volunteer Savings Bond chairman in the county. A total of $171,152 of this amount were invested in Series E and H Bonds. Arnold J. Rauen of 'Pistakee Bay, state director of the U. S. Savings Bonds division of the Treasury department, announced that sales of E and H bortds in the state were 56 per cent greater than in the month of April, 1952, and that sales of all series were up 47 per cent over the same month last year. In the first four months of this year 36.8 per cent of the annual quota has been reached. Total sales of all series in Illinois were $39,681,801. E and H sales in the state totaled $86,- 504,823. HAVE YOU LOOKED AT TOUR CHIMNEY LATELY? Painting ; Tuck Pointing Chimneys Rebuilt Window Caulking, etc. -- FREE ESTIMATES, -- , Ittured Workmen George Barber ISO 8. Green Street . PHONE McHENRY 336 You Breathe To live Breathing is so Automatic that very little thought is given to it," However, the process of breathing, inhalation and exhalation, ig complex and involves numerous parts of the body together with a very sensitive control, the educational committee of the Tin, nois State Medical society observes in Health Talk. The air we breathe contains a high percentage of oxygen, which ig so necessary for life because no cell in the body can function without it. Normally the air enters the body through the nostrils. Reaching the thrbat, it passes through the larynx or voice box into the trachea or windpipe which delivers it to the lungs. The trachea is divided into numerous subdivisions similar to the branches of a tree, each of which leads to a small pocket of lung tissue. In the lungs, a chemical transformation takes place and the life giving oxygen passes into the blood stream which carries it along to the heart which pumps it to the rest of the body. The entire respiratory or thing process worka. ft* two ctions. While the medheales inhalation send the oxygen on way through the body, the te products are also picked by the brooa «cre«Un and deiHHsred to the . lung where they hr$ transferred to the air for disposal through exhalation' pr jjUtpiration. Passing from the IUngs by way of the windpipe, voice box, throat and nose, the waste products are conveyed to the outside. During the process of inspiration or inhalation of^ air, the chest cage which is a vacuum the nasal ent or fever more oxygen. meet this Tjtettiand, ^he tory rate goes up. While ing or jab rest, the rate goes down. X d • • • Anything^ that interrupts or impedes - tins passage of the air as it entei* and leaves the body cause* difficulty in breathing. Obstruction' may be the result of an'injury to either the nasal framework, or the nasal partienlarges as air is taken in. The expansion, interestingly enough, is caused by the, contraction of muscles located between the ribs and the diaphragm, which separates the chest cage from the abdominal cavity. Normally the diaphragm is curved. As it contracts for inspiration, the muscles straighten into somewhat of a flat line, affording greater space which, in turn, allows more air to rush into the chest. The process of expiration is much simpler., since it involves only the recoil of muscles and elastic tissues to their resting pdsition. The entire mechanism is regulated by a special center in the brain, called the respiratory center. Normally, the respiratory center sends out about i eighteen impulses a minute, each Garage FRED J. SMITH SALES SERVICE Complete Motor Overhauling Welding Q JOHNSBURG, ELL. McHENRY 200-J tion. Aji infection which causes tissues to swell may be the culprit, or a tumor mass may be responsible. Very large adenoids or tonsils are a common cause of labored breathing in children. > When nasal breathing becomes difficult, the person usawNPk to correct the other conditions modsnr treatment relieves the symptoms of difficult breaunnj, Stoee the larynx forms the narrowest por-> tion of the respiratory passage, even a small amount of swelling of this organ would effect almost a complete closure of the respiratory passage, calling for immediate surgical procedure to keep the patient alive. The swollen larynx is by-passed by making a hole in the trachea below the obstruction. A silver tabfe Inserted into the opening permits air to enter the lungs. Kncvfo as a tracheotomy, this is truly a life-saving procedure. 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