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5fe Section Two -- Page Tw6 THE McHENHY PLAINDEALER Thursday, August 5, 1965 Dr. SIMS says... SAFEGUARD YOUR HEALTH A PUBLIC SlAVlCE OF THE " ILLINOIS STATFfliHJICAL SOCIETY COMMON OF TRE^&£KRS Don't let mnfi.tn sickness Spoil your vacation trip this •summer. To avoid this comvmon discomfort, follow theso simple su^ostinns;-' 1. Start your trip relaxed' and well rested. ' 2. Avoid overeating or over drinking-(ibvitr^ievtjr travel .on an empty stomach') 3. Sit in the front "?eat o' the c'ar or as c!o«'e to amid Ship in a hear-nrrihine a^pos sible. _.. . . 4. Avoid reading or poor v^n tilation while travelint; If you \vant_ firrthi'M-"protection have your doc! or .-•u,4'j;e<1 a preparation to combat mo tion sickness. Although wo!T!""i and < ."r weight men ar° moaJ^uscc.)- tible, don't th'.nk that' motior. sickness is a siyn of weakness. It can plague anyone even our most highly oonrlilionrV athletes and astronaut*. Oddly enough, t hv» throo groups that usually escape motion sickness are: children under the a^e of two; lhe elderly; and the deaf. These groups are normally immune because their inner ear is not sensitive to the sensations that may upset your sense of glance, a disturbance which can result in dizziness, and nausea. The sensations that cause motion sickness can be set off in several ways. One is the type of motion.' Angular or rotating motion -- such as you might experience in a boat or airplane -- is much more likely to make you ill than an upand- down motion, as found in horseback riding. Your eves tri'r ,.rer them too In fact, the influence of your vision can be so powerful you don't even have to move to become sick. The blur of movement on wide-screen movies, for example, can make you more uncomfortable tb:in ac 'ua! 'motion. What's the best remedy? Ti vou fail to heed -the a:lvice in he first two paragraphs and find yourself victimized by the" common plague of travelers the l>est thing to do is lie' down, keep your head iilimo'bile, close you;' eves and relax. Has your doctor's sugeesion 'that you have an "KCG" "eft You to; ror-strieken? If so, it shouldn't. KCG 'he abbreviation "for electro-, ardi 'uram is more'y his vay of tracing th-1 activity ol our heart e.ect mniculiy. From •his tracing he can tell a great deal about the activity of your ieart; 1. If it is beating with a regular or irregular rhythm. 2. If it is beaming too fast or too slow. Where and how much it was damaged following a heart attack. 4. How the action of drugs -especially euinidine for rc- 3 w • • • /T'S 0jv£ mwff ti BArr/tfe T/na 7& .349 eur w//£A/ Tyco Be Mr .401 /N1922 A/VPS7/U P/MT WIN 7H£ T/TIE, THAT'S „ /iGGff/HfaT/Afef (JUST M/>PP£A/£P 7~o H/T .42o 7ty?r SrfME ye/nz W/7H S77 LOO/S. "1 ^ 1 "I ^ EXCLUSIVE *00 CLUB MEMBERS ONLY B //CMS8Y MT.40/ 'H TH£ ML. THAT Co8& . 1 $o\ *me- AUGUST 6.00x13 $14.00 7.50x14 6.50x13 $14.50 6.70x15 7.00x13 $15.50' 7.00x14 $17.50 3.00x14 8.50x14 ...... $19.60 ;7-10xls $!7oo S1Q°0 All Pri<-es Ptaft -Tax -- Whllewalls $1.50 Evtra No Trade-Ins Xeressary -- Fully (j ua ran teed SPECIAL: Whitewall TIRES For CADILEACS $OEOO Tax ONLY Included Truck & Tractor TIRES All Sizes BATTERIES 6 or 12 Volis Up lo $5.00 Trade-In McHenry Tire Mart WALT FRELXD, Prop. 8931 W. Main St. Phone 385-0294 McHenry, III. storing normal rhythm and digitalis for restoring normal cv$peed - - ar6 effecting it. - 5. Whether there is a strain on either side of it. H. If -you have suffered a very mild or "silent1' heart attack. How does the KCG reveal all of these secrets? The answer lies in the action of the heart itself. When a ;:evson is at re^t. the only muscular activity of any importance is the alternate co;itr.action an.I expansion ol the heart. Like a large, throbbing transmitter, the heart sends electric currenl in waves all over the body. It is these \vaves ihat -are picked up by pail's of sniall electrical coaluctors on .the. KCG and transmitted on a calibrated, moving sheet to foim an electrocardiograph, Usuallv the eonduelors called leads -- are connected to the forearms, left leg and chest near the heart. Kach series of waves makes an elec- | trical record of the changes • that take place with one beat | ; of t»he heart. Because only one! (wave may be abnormal in the: j presence of heart disease, j more than one lead is necessary j to make an accurate diagno- ; sis. I Pespite the great value of j 'ihe KCG. it does not give all | the necessary -information j j about the condition of the j | heart. For example, it cannot j j tell for certain if the heart is i alright or strong. When eval-j uated along with heart x-rays, : exercise te^ts, heart sounds 1 and blood tfsts, however, it helps your doctor to diagnose the exact condition of your heart with great accuracy-. With this information, he' can' -be alerted to trouble early and begin treatment that may spare your heart for years to come. So, if your physician has advised an KCG, be glad ho did. August Busy Monlh For YMCA Program Highlight:,.^ rne Lake Region YMCA summer program is a teenager's bus trip to see the Beachboys at McCormick Place on Monday, Aug. 30 There is a limited number of lickets for this bus trip available at the YMCA office until Aug. 16. A farfiilv swim - and a gettogether afterward will be held on Sunday, Aug. 8, at the Hickory manor Motel at Routes 31 and 14 from 7 to 8:30 p.m. There vvil be three bus trips during August on the first three Fridays for boys arid girls 7 through 13 years of age. PUBLIC AID ROLLS SHOW DECLINE IN MONTH OF MAY Illinois public aid rolls declined in May by a total of 6,604 persons, Harold O. Swank, director of the Department of Public Aid, has reported. There were 420.599 persons receiving public aid in May. \ compared to 427,203 in April. | The May, 1965, caseload was i 5.513 below t,he May 1964,! caseload total of 426,il2. ' The county caseload included the following; Total, all persons, 662, $33,762; old age assistance, 165. $13,549; aid to dependent children, 245, $10,- 748; blind assistance, 2. $9J; disability assistance. 30..SI.779; $1,779; general assistance, 212, $6,047. SHOP IX McIIEXRY NAMED TO COMMITTEE Peter M. Justen of McHenry is included among several appointments to county welfare services committees in fiftynine counties. Announcement was made by Haro Id O. Swank, director of the Illinois Department of Public Aid.""Appointments are made on recommendations of county boards of supervisors. 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