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\ Burns-recognize and treat the injury PACK 7 - IM.AINDHAIKR - FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER t, 1M3 Burn* are one of the most devastating injuries that can be suffered. Alone with the extreme pain and long healing process involved with severe bums, psychological stress is alio a factor, especially when there is a large amount of scarring. There are basically four types of burns: thermal, chemical, electrical and radiation. There are also different severity levels, commonly called firrt, second superf redden degree. First degree burns are rficial. They cause a _ of the skin and are very painful. These burns, will heal on their scarring. A good first degree burn is sunburn. , Second degree burns involve a deeper layer of damage. Along with deep redness, blisters also occur. Second degree burns will also heal on their own, but large areas of second degree burns are serious. Third degree burns are the most serious. These burns destroy the skin and may extend all the way down to the fat, muscle and even bone. The appearance of third degree buns is often black, due to charring of the skin, or white, due to the destruction of blood vessels within the skin. The sldn will appear dry and leathery. The burned areas are seldom painful bec.ause of the destruction of nerve endings in the skin. These burns require sursical care in the form of skin grafting. of Different types require .different treatment. Therma require rapid cooling, burns of urns usually n with cool water . This does two things: it alleviates the pain and ' further tissue damage, burns require rapid with large amounts of water to wash the chemical off the sldn or out of the eyes, usually for IS minutes. All clothing affected by the chemical should be removed. Electrical burns are i because most of the inside the body. This is you can't see. Usually electrical burns there are two visible wounds, one is where the electricity entered the body and >dy. Cove injury is I namagp illy with one where it left the body. Cover Johnsburg Rescue Squad these and all burns with clean dressings after the appropriate treatment. Never apply ointments or salves to burns if hospital care is needed; it will be very painful to remove them from the burn. Second and third degree burns, chemical burns and electrical burns are all very serious. If you should suffer any of these, you should receive prompt medical attention or call your local rescue squad. (The preceding is part of a series of general, health information articles presented a public service ' by the " df. ^PSgeneral News Music teachers meet Sept. 13 Tax interest allowed by new bill Sept. 13 is the date for the first meeting of the year for the Fox Hills Chapter of the Illinois State Music Teachers Association. It will be held at the home of Dr. Marie Ann Vos, 46 S. Walkup, Crystal Lake, at 8 p.m. The program is titled "Holiday Materials" and the teachers will be performing their favorite holiday teaching materials in solo or ensemble. Helen Bird is in charge of the Governor James R. Thompson has signed legislation that will allow taxpayers to receive interest on refunds from successful of their property tax protests Ells. "This measure will allow taxpayers, who have to pay interest on delinquent taxes, to also collect 5 percent interest on refunds from protests on their property taxes. This is money those taxpayers could have invested themselves had their money not been tied up in a protest fund," the Governor said. The bill, House" BUI 676, county treasurers to in a protest fund a Mint of property test. The ler of the certain amount taxes paid under i amount will be the total amount paid under protest, an amount equal to the average annual tax objections sustained over the past five years, or .5 percent of the total taxes collected. Thompson said the bill, which passed with no dissenting votes, also will guarantee taxpayers that refunds can be made as soon as judgments are final. program. At theii their meeting June 7, the Fox Hills Chapter of E5MTA elected the following officers: President, Marilyn Scherer; first vice-president, Ann Galloway; second vice- president, Dr. Marie Ann Vos; secretary, Chris Holmer; treasurer, Joanne . Foote; publicity chairman, Janet Pfluecke. A year of interesting programs has been planned. The Fox Hills Chapter'of ISMTA invites any music teacher in the area to become a member. For further information, or to attend this meeting, call (815) 459-7664. RTA establishes committees for suburban involvement dvisory Board, both comprised RTA. He said Woodst F people living outside Chicago. Crystal Lake question Sidney Danoff, suburban RTA on the Dial-A-Ride prog The Regional Transportation Authority (RTA) has established a Suburban Bus Committee and a Citizens Advisory Board, both of people living outside suburban R1 board member, said the has been under for almost two years. It was first presented to the Transportation Policy Committee in October, 1961. The bus committee will be composed of seven non-Chicago board members and RTA chairman Louis Hill. The committee will select a chairman from its membenhip, excluding Hill. No suburban bus isaiie to the board wtthoc action.. Danoff Woodstock City Manager Dennis Anderson said he welcomes an opportunity for better communication with the RTA. He said Woodstock and Crystal Lake question funding on the Dial-A-Ride program, for one. Municipalities must provide 25 percent of the cost, excluding fares. 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