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*41-1 •K\l \VS r R€At . HOW • II ' • • \ > . . i f , \ V V f Campaign For Safe HSbliday M.D. TELETHON-For the third year, the Jerry Lewis Labor day Telethon for Muscular Dystrophy will be held in the Crystal Lake mall. Activities begin at 10 a.m. Monday, Sept. 7. The highlight of the day's activities will be the celebrity auction which begins at noon. One can bid for autographed pictures and gifts sent by TV stars, movie favorites, sports celebrities, recording artists and many more. High school singers through age 24 (or a little older) are invited to join Tell The World singing group for the 1981-82 school year. Rehearsals will be held Sunday evenings it 7:30 p.m. and concerts will be presented at churches in the community and surrounding area by the group. Tell The World is spon­ sored by the Evangelical Free church of Wauconda and is directed by Walt Martin of Island Lake. x Young men and women who would like to participate or would like more in­ formation are invited to call Walt or Miriam Martin at 526-8306 for details. Chur­ ches which would like to have the group sing for them are invited to call now to arrange dates for the 1981-82 season. Eye Injuries Up More than 75 eye injuries were reported by ophthalmologists to ihe Illinois Society for the Prevention of Blindness for the 1981 Fourth of Tuly holiday weekend The previous high was 62 in 1979. Over recent years the average eye injuries from fireworks have been 50 "This report is very disappointing in view of our efforts to stress eye safety over the Fourth of July," said Mrs. Dorie Sternberg, president of the Illinois for the Prevention of Blindness. Persons injured range in agfe from four to fifty-eight, with the great majority being males, with 60 eye injuries, as compared to 17 eye injuries for females. " F o r t u n a t e l y , t h e majority of the eye injuries were abrasions and minor burns without loss of vision One seventeen year old will require a corneal transplant at a later date due to damage to his cornea, said Mrs Sternberg The injuries were caused by rockets, roman candles and even sparklers ac cording to the information supplied to the Illinois Society by the ophthal­ m o l o g i s t s t h r o u g h o u t Illinois "It is depressing that every year we can expecV over fifty eye injuries. despite the illegality of fireworks in Illinois. The Illinois society will have to increase its public education program on fireworks dangers in 1981 if we are going to reduce this startling increase in eye injuries," Mrs Sternberg said. • • • • Can you remember the good old days when a man's word was his bond? v/ * V WANTTED THE VAN DELINDER- SWENSON GROUP •A LITTLE BIT OF COUNTRY, A LITTLE BIT OF JAZZ AND MELLOW ROCK... A LOT OF ENJOYMENT. •FRIDAYS AND SATURDAYS •9 P.M. I A.M. •DRAUGHT BEER/FREE POPCORN •LARGE SANDWICHES •AUTHENTIC JAIL CELLS Go Directly To The Illinois state police will once again participate in the National Combined Accident Reduction Effort (operation C.A.R.E.) for the Labor day, third and final summer holiday of 1961. Operation C.A.R.E. is a multi-state program to try and reduce the fatalities during the holidays. The Labor day holiday period will start at 6 p.m; Friday, Sept. 4, and con­ tinue through midnight Monday, Sept. 7. during time, the patrols on certain highways will be saturated to try to cut down on any problems that might happen. The interstate, Illinois and U.S. highways involved in District Two are 1-55 U.S. 41; U.S. 12 and Illinois 47. For this Labor day holiday, enforcement efforts will be concentrated on the fc 1 - Identify and remove from the highways, drinking and intoxicated drivers. 2 - Equipment and moving violations perpetrated by second division vehicles and other large commercial vehicles. \ t 3 - Enforcement of ., the national maximum speed limit of 55 miles pfer hour for all vehicles '< 4 • Estal patrdl activities vas a deterrent faclof on designated C.A.RE. high­ ways during tb* selected holiday periods. 5 r Demonstrate the harmonious cooperation in traffic efforts' with other states to obtain vofilntary compliance and e$E$n#te hazardous violations/ 6 - Promote the *ise of seat belts or child restraints and oilier life v preserving PAG£ 17-PLAIN DEALER • injuries and fatalities oc- curing in motor vehicle accidents. Captain James M. Mur­ phy, commander of District Two in Elgin which has the responsibility of patrolling Lake, McHenry, DuPage, Kane and DeKalb counties, is encouraging the motoring public to utilize seat belts and other child restraining devices to reduce injuries in case of an accident. He also .stated that troopers will be itppping vehicles with FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 4,1*1 driver's clear view of the highway or interfere with the driver's mechanism or safe control of the vehicle. 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