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'PS 38kdriwday, November 24,1965 SAFEGUARD YOUR HEALTH A PUBLIC SERVICE OF THE . ' PNOIS STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY i m«. Are You a o- potential Diabetic? While diabetes can be easily controlled, it continues to rank as-ttie eighth leading cause of death in Illinois. IWHy? Because only about half of the state's estimated 19$,000 diabetics are aware of something 'about! it.- Sine, ^ other half -- some. 87,0.00 -- are unaware of their problem, their "condition grows progressively worse, leading to serious complications. Among these complications are heart disease, hardening of the arteries, kidney disorders and loss of vision. The latter is so common, ip fact, that diabetes is recognized as the third leading cause of blindness in the United States. How does diabetes start? It develops when the pancreas can no longer produce enough insulin to convert certain foods --such as sugars and starches --into energy. 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While anyone may become diabetic, the condition is found primarily in people with a family history of diabetes in their family, those over forty, the over-vve'ght and women. People with a family history of diabetes. Heredity plays a big role in this disease. In fact, diabetes is five times more common among offsprings of diabetics than others. Those over 40. Because the likelihood of becoming a diabetic increases with age, diabetes is mostly a disease of the middle aged and elderly. The overweight. More than -80-per cent of all diabetics are overweight before their condition develops, and most are overweight at the time their condition is discovered. Women. Two out of every three diabetics are women over 25 years of age. Married women are especially susceptible. Why? No one knows for sure, but it is suspected that strain on the glandular systen^--due to pregnancy and menopause-- affect the body's use of starches and sugars. Although diabetes cannot be cured, it can be controlled Tinder a doctor's supervision. In fact, one out of every three diabetic conditions can be curbed by diet alone. These are .usually in the over forty age group. When the condition sets in earlier, it is more likely to be severe. Thus insulin or specific oral compounds may be needed to correct the deficiency. With today's methods of treatment, the diabetic can feel « SCENE AT COLLEGE issil McHENRY PLAINDEALER, 1875 * 'o «!. * 110 ?|»©HP 385-0170 W ' j i j t __ __ Established 1875 88l2 West Elm Street McHenry, Illinois -- 60080 Published Every Thursday at McHenry, Illinois fgi&rgj Second Class Postage Paid at McHenry, Illinois ^ ' by McHENRY PUBLISHING COMPANY Larry E. Lund -- Publisher Adele Froehlich, Editor /isiasiH m mm. ' SS LURLINb HAWAII WINTER PARADISE CRUISE 4 ISLANDS • 15 DAYS OAHU - KAUAI - MAUI • HAWAII Leave winter behind and discover the warm delights of cruising to Hawaiian Paradise Islands. 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This plan has been followed in other areas of the city. The low bid was in the total amount of $14,201.15. Zimmerman and Kahler, Inc. of Huntley submitted a bid in the amount of $15,198. A representative of the state highway department was present at the bid opening and the award is subject to the approval of contract by the state department. The extent of the work is now contingent upon payment if proportionate shares by property owners. It is hoped that construction can start very soon to complete curbing, gravel base and seal coat. The final surfacing will have to be completed next spring since the state does not approve this type of work at this time of year. Convenience Foods Make Quick Work of Family Dinner Shop In McHenry well and live a normal welladjusted life. Without treatment, however, he lives in constant danger. Are you one of Illinois' 87,000 unknown diabetics? Only a blood test tells for sure. Though many evenings are helter-skelter with everyone heading in a different direction, "sit-down" family dinners are still very much "in." But now the work's been taken out of meal preparation, so dinner can be made table-ready in short order, and the family will have time later for pursuing individual projects. Take this menu, for example. No dish is stinted of flavor or loving attention, yet none requires hours in the kitchen. Broil lamb chops while the Creamed Peas Piquante heat. Canned condensed cream of chicken soup makes the super-smooth sauce for frozen peas; celery crescents and mint contribute flavor excitement. (Watch your family's helpings of vegetables increase when condensed soups give "saucy" interest.) Before serving, garnish the lamb chop platter with canned peach halves (warmed in their syrup, then drained) filled with cranberry- orange relish. Kound out the menu with hot rolls, pulf pastry apple dumplings, milk, and coffee. CREAMED PEAS PIQUANTE 2 cups thinly sliccd celery *4 teaspoon salt 1 cup water 1 package (10 ounces) frozen peas 1 can (lO1," oiinopfO condensed cream of chicken soup 1/3 cup milk 1 teaspoon lemon juice *4 trnspoon dried mint flakes, crushed In saucepan, combine celery, salt, and water. Cook for 15 minutes or until just tender. Add peas; bring to boil. Cover; cook over low heat 5 minutes or until tender. Drain; add remaining ingredients. Heat; stir now and then. Makes 4 to 6 servings. Treat dinner guests to this regally sauced vegetable dish. The recipe makes eight servings and is ideal for the buffet table. USE THE--CLASSIFIED >TO P Q U A L IT Y F O RICE S INVENTORY REDUCTION SALE Come And See Our Discount Sections 10% OFF ALL DRUG ITEMS SECTION 20% OFF ALL POLISHES FLOOR CARE ITEMS 50% OFF ALL ITEMS Miscellaneous TABLE MANOR HOUSE COFFEE 2^ Tin Drip or Reg. $| 1Q with a $10.00 • •I# grocery order excludes cigarettes Buy Several Pounds Ai This Low Low Price! FRESH 3 LBS. 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Simultaneous clinical sessions were also held every day, presenting the latest research and clinical findings in nursing practice. Nurses attending the closing session were told that although many techniques, methods, and practices to insure quality in nursing practice were presented during the three-day conference, quality patient care always has to begin with the nurse. The speaker was Gertrude D. Cherescavich, chairman of the national advisory committee for the conference and associate chief nurse, Manhattan Veterans Administration Hospital, New York. SCOUT NEWS On Nov. 8, Troop 410 of the Junior Girl Scouts, headed by Mrs. J. Althoff and Mrs. G. Larkin, held its investiture and rededication ceremony. Present at this meeting to view the proceedings were members of the troop committee .On Saturday, Nov. 20, the troop met at Mrs. Althoff's house, and assisted by Mrs. Larkin, we made unique ornaments for the Christmas tree to be delivered at the McHenry public library. 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