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April 22J&'A/^z4p^Mr*7 TtaMfflllrtir'raMNBKMJM :'fS-W»^Jt|' •' ••'ii«' '£*; '.*4 ^ .#<' M* •<l II1 Ml 111 UHMHl 11» •HEALTH TALKS »4l HI I Ml H I 111 111 I I I 11 ** Hardealnf of the Arteries {formally, the arteries or canals by which the blood travels to the various parts of. the body are flexible and supple. As we grow older, the flexibility and elasticity are lost, resulting in a condition known as arteriosclerosis, a term stemming' from two Greek words meaning artery and harden. While the disease is associated with the (king process, it also develops in die younger age group, the educational committee of the Illinois State Medical Society observes in a Health Talk. . The only function of the arteries It to convey blood to the cells which make up the various organs, muscles and bones of the body. So long as the amount of blood received or the rate at which the ,|Wood is received by a given organ tf adequate for its nutrition, nothing happens. But if the arteries become obstructed or so narrow that the flow of blood is interfered with the groups of cells within the organ is working. What causes the interference or obstruction in the arteries? In •rteriosclerosos the hardening may be only an increase in the thickness of the wall of the artery, •ith some loss of elasticity and narrowing. Again there may be patchy or plaque-like deposits of fat in and just beneath the lining membrane of the artery. Gradually, calcium salts, which are normally present in the body, are deposited in these fatty patches, where they remain tq, become stony hard. As these deposits become more numerous and harder, the blood flow through the arteries naturally impeded. While the exact cause of arteriosclerosis is not generally known, a 1 Overweight Is also ar factor, since it is found tvtace as frequent in obese people. Infections, chronic over-work, long periods of inadequate rest, continuous nervous and embtional tension are other factors that enter into the picture of hardening of the arteries. The ability of the body to assimilate cholesterol a constituent of foods containing animal fats, is now being studied as a contributing factor, but even if this ingredient were eliminated from our diets, our bodies would produce a certain amount of it Because arteriosclerosis directly affects the development of other conditions, such as certain types of heart disease, and symptoms resembling others, such as cramping and muscular pains, it is wise to have the condition investigated. In the patient who complains of pain in the chest on exertion, for example, it may be possible to prevent or delay for a long time the so-called heart attack. As in everything else, moderation is indicated in the prevention of a premature arteriosclerosis. A slower pace of living, strict attention to good hygiene and attention to keeping the weight within normal limits are basic influences While v new arteries cannot replace the old, once the hardening process has started, certain drugs, operative procedures and other medical management alleviate the condition. . SAFETY TICKET The best annual safety record in Illinois coal mine history was set during 1950, according to the state Department of Mines and Minerals. Only one fatality occurred for each 1,272,000 tons of coal produced last year. The most favorable previous ratio of fatalities to coal output was established in 1949, when there was one death for each 1,253,000 tons of coal mined. lOBOl IOOOI aosaoi DR. JOHN T. GRAY OPTOMETRIST 532 Main Street McHenry, I1L EYES EXAMINED and GLASSES FITTED. Iraw Calls by Appointment. -- Quick Repair Service. \ HOlfiS DAILY: „ -- A . M . -- 1 8 : 0 0 N o o * 1:00 P. M. -- 1:00 P. X. * SAT. EVE: 6:00 P. M, -- ft:S0 P. M. Tharsday Afternoon and ETRh^bjr appolntamit. PHONE M;HENRY 186 'If no answer phone McHenry 5S2-B4L -- . ^ ..jKVV - t . ^ v< - CRUSADE POSTER -- The family, America's greatest asset, is the theme fer the 19Sf Cancer Crusade poster. The American Cancer. Society, which Is seeking $14,565,000 for its programs of research,' education and service, points out that one of every two families In ^America eventually will experience a cancer death. But this trend -|«an be changed, the ACS insists. If everyone helps to support cantor; ^control by giving to the 1951 Cancer Crusade./' QUALIFICATION TEST CARDS FOR COLLEGE VETERANS BKI.KASKT) T Ninety thousand application cards for the college qualifications test were sent to Illinois draft boards last week. /' College students should be able to pick up the postcard forms beginning Friday at any of the area board offices. There is one of these offices in each county and sixteen in Cook county. The test, if passed, should housed as the basis for deferment by Illinois boards, Paul G. Armstrong, state draft director, said. A score of To or better is required for passing Mrs. Norma Scott, clerk of selective tservice board 159 Woodstock, ^ias released information concerning the college qualifications test to be given during the months of May and June. WHO MAY APPLY--Any college student who is a registrant under the selective service act and has not reached his twenty-sixth birthday. HOW TO APPLY--Get application postcard and bulletin of information from any selective service local board; mail application as soon as possible. THE TEST -- A three-hour written examination. PURPOSE--To determine whether or not a registrant may be considered for deferinent from military service as a student. WHEN GIVEN--May 21, 1951; ^June 16, 1951, and Juno 30, 1951. WHERE GIVEN--At more than 1,000 examination centers included in bulletin of information. RESULTS--Will be sent to your local board, ~-v --1&SUES OPfiflOX Attorney General Ivan A. Elliott has issued an opinion holding that Illinois sheriffs and county treasurers who have been appointed or elected to fill a vac? aney are eligible to succeed themselves. To be barred from such succession they must have been elected for a full four-yea? term. i LEO'S TAVERN 1 SSS 9 ! | RINGWOOD, ILL j 1 FORMERLY MOSEY INN >Phono Richmond 653 PROP. -- LEO REININGEB TEAClflR SHOBfAfelB The Illinois shortage of qualified primary grade school teachers is increasing. Although' about 600 such teachers are expected to graduate from four state teachers colleges this year, five times that number are needed. Noble J. Puffejvt& airman of the teachers college board and state Director of FeRlstration and Education, makes this report He added that the teacher shortage is being met by issuing emergency certificates ind by hiring teachers from other fields who qualify by examination or on the basis of credits received as graduates of approved oajb* leges or universities. 7% '» Want ads, like freedom, everybody's business. RIVERSIDE TILE & CEHEHT CO. 861-J1 126 Rirerside Drive 196 R <4, > Floor Tile Asphalt - Rubber Aathorised Kentlle Dealer WALL TILE PLASTIC TILE In 30 Beautiful Colors Cement Work FOUNDATIONS 7', DRIVEWAYS ; SIDEWALKS STAIRS "SPEEDY" HAS VOUR NfcW CAR GOT AU-THE NEW IN/lPfJCVCMeWTS ? wau--rrynu-) HAS A CRANK UPNsi PROMT By McHenry Garag< VKH-MV WiPE. SHE . . INSISTS X WEEP rr lM__ 1_ PEPFECT WOWWK46 ORC6J? 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