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Anatomical Understanding Mental Health Gift Cards PETERSEN PARK DONATION - W.F. Cady, treasurer of the Riverside Social Athletic club (Riverside SAC), presents a check for $300 to Alderman Jack Pepping, on the right, chairman of the Park committee. Cady said the check was presented "with no strings attached" for use at Petersen Park wherever it is most needed. Pepping expressed the Council's gratitude and commended the Riverside SAC for the support it gives to many athletic teams and activities in this area. City Police Charge Alden Man With Battery John Mansfield of 9304 Alden road, Alden, was charged with two complaints of aggravated battery, two complaints of resisting arrest and one count of disorderly conduct. Sgt. Duane Lange and Officer William Zujewski who made the arrest, signed the com­ plaints. The arrest took place Saturday, about 3:45 a.m. at an apartment on Waukegan road after Mansfield refused to leave the premises. His bond was set at $12,025. Available Organ donor stickers and Anatomical Gift cards are now available at all downstate drivers license service facilities and five Secretary of State Motor Vehicle facilities irt Cook county. Secretary Michael J. Howlett explained that Anatomical Gift donors in Illinois may now place organ donor stickers on the back of their drivers' licenses. "A sticker indicates that the licensee is carrying an Anatomical Gift card, which gives specific direction regarding the organs to be donated in case of death," said Howlett. All drivers licenses issued by the Secretary's office carry this message at the side of the license: "If the use of an organ donor sticker is desired, place it in the upper right corner of the back of your license." The round stickers, which are one-half inch in diameter, were developed and provided by the Kidney Foundation of Illinois and the Illinois Society for the Prevention of Blindness. Stickers and cards are also available from these organizations. Official permission for placing the stickers on licenses was granted by an amendment (Editor's Note: This is the seventeenth in a series on Understanding Mental Health, presented as a public service by the Family Service and Mental Health Clinic of McHenry County. Its purpose is to help develop a much broader understanding of one of this nation's major health problems. Information is supplied with the cooperation of the U.S. Department of Health. Education and Welfare. Today's presentation concerns How Alcohol Affects the BodyK > In the long history of man and his association with alcohol, fact and fiction have become firmly interwoven. For instance, a popular misconception is that hot coffee and cold showers speed the sobering-up process, "Hie fact is it takes one hour for the average person's liver to burn up half an ounce of alcohol~the amount in the average drink. Only time will bring sobriety- three drinks, three hours. In all the major alcoholic beverages-beer, wines, and distilled spirits-the chief ingredient is identical: ethyl alcohol. Too many of these drinks will most likely produce a to the Illinois Vehicle code passed in the last session of the General Assembly. hangover-lhe morning-after misery of extreme fatigue, combined with nausea, upset stomach. anxiety. and headache. Hangovers can be prevented by drinking moderately and slowly, with food in the stomach, and with • sufficient self-discipline to avoid intoxication Moderate drinking ap­ parently does the body little permanent harm But when taken in large doses, over long periods of time, alcohol can prove disastrous Structural damage to several major organs, including the heart, brain, and liver, may result When large quantities of alcohol are consumed, especially "straight." the gastrointestinal system can become irritated Gastritis, ulcers, and pancreatitis commonly occur among alcoholic individuals. 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