*2O- Lancaster Farming. Saturday. March 7.1970
Meat, Milk
Diet Than Bread, Water
Not me th.it low cholesterol
diets ,iro in \ottut* todav a hoait
authontv said If >ou follow
eveiv thing thev sav. \ oil’ll die
of malnutrition with pci feet
arteries
Di Da\id Kntchevskv of Wis
tai Institute of Anatomv and
Biologv Philadelphia said if
jou come fiom a coionaiv
pi one familv its onlv pmdent
to take precautions n diet and
otherwise But he noted no
cas.i.,l ick.t.o'iship between
die T cholc-teiol and hern ui'
ease been <-st .b 1 -bed
The fact that a is noic of a
casual tnan caus.u lelation'hij
in Acs such con elation tough
to pin clow ii he s. in
Di Kntchcvsk was -nest
speakei at the banquet of the
Seim knvaal media of tnc
National Live Stock and Meat
Boaicl in Montgome> v Feb 23
Othei lactois which seem to
relate to heait disease aie
stiess high blood piessuie,
smoking, oveiweightness, sugai
and fat consumption
Kutchevskv said if choles
teiol vveie a foieign substance
positively known to conti ibute
to heait disease the solution
would be simple eliminate the
foieign substance • But, he ob
seived, cholesteiol is an essen
tial pait of the bodv It is the
paient substance of sex hoi
mones, ACTH and bile salts
Fuithei, he said, it isn t posi
tuely known that it conti ibutes
to heait disease
He suggested that the stiess
of taking piecautionaiy mea
suies against heait disease
such as tiying to stay on a stnet
diet could possibly bring on
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coronal \ tioubles itself He not
ed also that the health of west
ern populations is such that
people live long enough to have
heait tioublc
And he projected the possi
bilit' that manipulating the
traditional American diet as a
means of avoiding heart disease
could dele: ioi ate the bodv's ic
sistance to othei diseases and
ailmcn»s which also can be
deadlv
Retelling to himself as u
nt.tntionil dove Dr Knt
chev «1 v ;?.iid I do” t icallv be
heve even nod' in the t' S
should he put on biead and
v atci
He cited icseaich with Afn
can Musai tiibe«nicn wlo=’
diet« consist of meat milk and
blood and who lne extiemelv
ph'Sicalh acme lives Such
diets of course, aie piacticalh
devoid of pohunsatm ated fats
the kind of fats said b>
manv to lowei blood cholesteiol
levels
Yet the tubesmen have low
blood cholesteiol levels and \u
tually no heait ticubic He said
similai studies have been done
in this countiy wheie people
weie allowed to eat pietty much
what they wanted but weie put
on a legimen of extensive ex
ercise Heie. too the cholesteiol
levels did not move upwaid
Exercise he indicated has a
positive effect in pi mention of
heait ailments He also empha
sized conti ol of calones cut
ting clown on all foods (when
one is ovei weight) but not cut
ting out any food group entne
ly
1970 4-H Calendar
The 1070 county 4 M cnlfiicl.n
events has been leleascd It is
as follows
March 11 lender tramm-,
March 16-31 -- County Council
Candy Sale Mmch 21 - 411 T\
Action ITogiam. 12 30 |> m
1 00 p m
April 10-11 12 Teen Leadei
Conference Weekend - Ilcisliey
Api il 13-14 Capitol Days
Beginning Apiil 14 and end
mg Ma\ 28 Sew Small on
Channel 33 each Tuesday and
Thursday at 615 pm 14 pio
gram series on an inteimediate
level showing the newest tech
niques foi sewing today's lab
i ics
-Vpnl 24 25 411 Plav (Tan
tativc) Apnl 30 olticeis
naming rnd new leadci mien
tation
June 812 C.imp Kumwu
take June 15 18 Pcnnxvlv.m
in 4 H Club Conmess
June 22 to Julv 5 Suggest
ed dates loi Exchange Tup to
Banon County Wisconsin (Ton
tative)
July 7-14 Suggested date"-
to host Exchange delegates
fiom Plymouth Countv low.
(Tentative)
July 8 Countv Demonstia
tion and Pubhc Speaking Con
test July 15 Regional 4 H
Day (demonstiations and publn
speaking contest). July 28 29
Countywide 4H Dany Show
July 31 County Diess Revue
August 10-11-12 Slate 4H
Days, August 13 Distuct
Dress Revue (Tentative) Au
gust 19 20 State Diess Re
vue
August 27 Distuct South
Cential 4 H Dauv Show August
28 4 H Achievement Day and
Queen Contest Septembd 20
State Dauv Show
Novembei 9-13 Pennsyl
vania Livestack Exposition No
vember 13 14 State 4-H Hoi se
Show
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4 Corn Meetings Held Egg Marketing Group
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The eoopei alive I'Mcnsliin m, s n r |( ( . ('lnnen.s, director
Scivlic ol West Chcslci held 0 | n,,, n,hciiii id Consumer Pio
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topics t'liliuhug loin \aiiclics, /
plant popul.ilions Icilili/ation (.cunal. Il.u i isbui g. will be the
weed couliid, com tiisnl com speaUei at the Match 13 meet
liol and si.mdabihlv me m Dcnvci ol the Pennsyl-
The meetings Wednesdav and vania l.gg Maikclmg Assn
Thmsda\ wen* held .it Hone m ls c|,. m( .|| S will speak on
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