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McHenry Plaindealer (McHenry, IL), 24 Feb 1966, p. 13

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Thursday, February 24,1966 THE McHENBY PLAINDEALER Section Two -- Page Fit e TE81 Hate 3 IT YOUR EYE-Q Haj^e you ever stopped to think how many of your frientls and business associates wear.glasses or contact lenses? Chances are that more than half 'of them do, for statistics show that 85 million Americans,' sport one or the other, millipn, sport one or the other. Absolutely perfect vision is so rare, that less than one per cent«of our population enjoys it. 1 The problem of defective visionJ- due principally to heredity and personal negl&ct -- has given rise to many "helpful hints J* on the care of the eyes in recent years. Though some are (rue, others are completely erroneous and cause a lot of unduji worry. Let's e xamine some, of the more popular beliefs making the rounds today. Do fcou believe that ... - 1. EATING CARROTS WILL IMPROVE YOUR VISION, This . age-old idea is absolutely false1. Carrots and other darkyellow and green vegetables are an excellent source of provitamin A, which helps produce. the chemical reaction involved" in seeing, but eating therr( by the carload -- or abstaining from them completely --will definitely not affect your vision. 2. READING ON TRAINS AND,, BUSES IS HARMFUL. False, at least in most cases. Most people, particularly commuters, have no trouble reading while riding a train or bus. Th& eyes may tire on occasion, however, at which time you shduld stop reading. £ WATCHING TELEVISION CAN CAUSE EYE STRAIN. Thjs, too, is false. In fact, mest ophthalmologists agree th^t there is no such thing as ey® strain. If you spend many hoflrs at a time in front of yo&r set without resting your eyes periodically however, you can suffer eye fatigue. Should your eyes tire ea £iy. better have them examine by a physician. 4 CHILDREN USU A L LY OTjTGROW CROSSED EYES. Another popular, but erroneous id£a. Crossed eyes should be tr&ted as early as possible, le9t blindness result. The conditjon -- usually due to improper control of the muscles which move the eyes--is usually I cured with glasses, eye dr®ps, exercises or surgery or possibly a combination of those. 9. COMMON "RED EYE" C/jj BE DANGEROUS. This is tnie. Although often considered harmless, common "red eye" caA cause blindness, even de«<h. If the redness is caused b>£a Speck of dust, virus or fflKIVEOSARY SPECIAL I [?YREX» 'OVEN WARE 2 This Special Offer m Z is good from E Feb. 23. 1966 thru E April 30, 1966 8 allergy, there is no serious cause for alarm. On the other hand, it might be due to increased pressure in the eye, a condition that could lead to blindness unless treated properly. So regard any redness as a possible danger sign. 6. NEARSIGHTEDNESS CAN BE CURED BY WEARING GLASSES. False. W e a ring glasses cannot arrest or cure nearsightedness. By the same token, you can't improve the condition by not wearing them. Only in rare cases will glasses alleviate nearsightedness, which generally increases until about 20 years of age. 7. CHILDREN SHOULD HAVE AN EYE EXAMINATION BEFORE AGE SEX. This is true. Children should have a medical eye examination when they are three of four years old. They are usually cooperative at this period, and the ex-; animation will permit the correction of any existing problems before they become too severe. Products On Display This display of- the Modine Manufacturing Co., with illustrations of products made locally, appears for another week in the lobby of the McHenry State Bank. Bead the Classifieds Shop In McHenry NOTICE' VEHICLE LICENSES 4 The last day to purchase 1966 City Vehicle Licenses without penalty is Monday, Feb. 28. City of McHenry 2-24-66 SAVE $1.51 Get Set HAIR SPRAY (Reg. or Extra Hard to Hold) Reg. $2.00 Val. 49* HGRNSBY'S 3814 W. Elm Street Hours: Daily 9 to 9, Sunday 9 to 6 Vour choice of %3/i Qt. Loaff D5sh 2*Qt. 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Even a child r ,thout fr,c- °me tr-y "it9, /t'Ws fJuUnf|», an m°ve it. *c Trademark name for r»r • refrigerator air tiff. Model DDAK white only ./</ EXTRA SPECIAL BONUS! This special dryer rates a special mystery bonus! It's worth your while to come in and find out what it is! ^ LEE & RAY ELECTRIC 1005 N. Front Si. McHenry, 111. - Fl PMiCING Dial % 385=0882 A MESSAGE TO CLASSIFIED USERS Before you call an ad-visor to place your consider this: McHenry PLAINDEALER AD You are about to invest money for an ad and you -are entitled to get results. To accomplish this it is necessary for you to TELL ALL about the details of your offer. Be sure you don't make any of the following errors that prevent results: 1. DON'T m ADDRESS Many out-of-town readers will write you, but will not spend money for a long distance call. DON'T IE !0Ni UMBER Many readers will call you but do not find it convenient to come to your home. 9X NUMBERS Avoid them if at all possible. They are difficult to answer and many people are suspicious of them. 1 CONCIM. PRICE DESIRED Surveys show that -a high percentage of readers will not answer an ad unless the price is given. 5. mi LEAVE HOME IMS Many good prospects will not call the second time if your phone is unanswered. DOIT OH WORDS TO SM MONEY Readers can't guess on important details. Remember, a well written informative ad will get results faster and amount to much less in the long run. 7. RATI FOR CONSiCUWE ISEI1 You'll get the biggest parade of readers at the lowest price. Your Needs Satisfied thru a McHenry Plaindealer Classified. CLASSIFIED DEPT. 385-0170

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