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815 943 3200 Over The Counter • >KK TOW own -Come Sm us Strawberries *. • / l-;'.' Heider's kv Berry Farm'• fc"*. 2 Miles East of Woodstock,III. • * ' K . on Rt 120, than 1/2 mils * 'J K,' north on Qussn Anns Road «• M ENTRANCE OPEN DAILY M p.m^wiftJjW-7 m-M PAGE 20 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. JUNE 29.1983 LAKEMOOR-LILYMOOR AREA Margaret Karas 385-4934 Deaths Stun Our Community The automobile crash Saturday night, June 18, will cause rever­ berations of pain for many people for many years. Two young men lost their lives, neighbor Gary Yerkes and Danny Raiford from Eastwood Manor. Our hearts go out in sympathy to Gary's parents Joe and Toni and to brother Andre, and to the Raiford family. On that Saturday night, Joe was faced with the fear of every fireman when an accident call comes through. His was the agony of being on the fire truck that responded to the call. Neighbor Phil Mieszala was standing next to Joe at the moment he realized his sons were injured. No one can know the depth of pain that was his at that moment. Gary had an ability for inventing things, and a great knowledge of all types of vehicles. Danny had just signed a contract to go into his own computer business. What these two young people would have ac­ complished in their lifetimes, we will never knOw. Such a waste for all of us. And such deep pain for the families and friends. ANOTHER SAD LOSS Christine A. Sances, devoted wife of Sam for many years, died June 18. She had not been feeling very strong for some time, but with Sam's tender loving care, she was content. Thfe funeral was held in Forest Parte Wednesday, June 22. Close friends Jim Cunningham and his son and daughter-in-law were among the neighbors who attended. Toni and Joe Yerkes, also very close friends of Chris and Sam, had their own grief to bear, but were still with Sam in their prayers. Chris and Sam have lived here for many years and have added much to the beauty of Lily Lake road with their lovely yard, and to the fellowship of the community with their frien­ dliness. There will be a vacancy in their home, but the happy memories will help fill the lonely times. Your sadness Is shared by many, door Sam.. i MORE MEMBERS NEEDED The Lakemoor Civic Improvement association will be meeting Thursday, June 30, at 7 p.m., at the Lakemoor Municipal building. All Lakemoor residents are invited to be a pert of this group as they show no discrimination as to sex or ethnic background. The Arts and Crafts sale was a succ­ essful venture^and there Tiave been requests for a repeat sale. Also, input is needed to determine for what purpose the money raised should be used, and which needs are the most Become a member of the LCIA and watch your friendships and com­ munity grow. BIRTHDAYS NOTED June 30 is Andre Yerkes* birthday. Wishes for release from pain of loss go to him. The first day of July finds at least four celebrations in our area. Kathleen Kelley, Sonny Withrow, teenage Diana Picket and seven-year- old Brian Ford start the July days. July 2 is birthday time for Shirley Hager and Violet Nixon. Young Chad Hueckstaedt of Lilymoor shares the July 3 date with Carol Schmidt of Lakemoor. No birthdays are listed for the 4th except our country's, Tom Koch takes the 8th as his day. SEAT BELT DEADLINE As of July l, children up to six years of age will be required to have the protection of a seat belt or infant seat whenever they are riding in an automated vehicle. This is.now a state law, made necessary by the number of deaths of little children in car ac­ cidents. Short trips to the store will now take a little longer, but the saving of a child's life is worth an extra few minutes. And it is now a law, with a penalty for not obevina CONGRATULATIONS Lori Hertel was installed as the senior regent at the Women of the Moose meeting June 7. Lily Ann Baker moved on to junior graduate regent, and Effie Hertel was installed as treasurer. This very worthwhile group will continue with their service for others under this new leadership. Also to be congratulated for high honors at the McHenry County college is Andre Yerkes. Sundae Morrison received honors for part time students. NEW MEMBER OF LIBRARY BOARD Ralph Narcaroti of Lakemoor was given the oath of office by Edna Mueller, secretary of the McHenry Nunda Library District Board at the monthly meeting June 23. Hg coming on the board is a welcome sddition, as there has not been a trustee from Lakemoor since the resignation of Louise Hipwell. As other decisions will be made regarding the new building and improving library ser­ vice, his expertise will be ap­ preciated. . • . NEIGHBOR STRICKEN Doug Alheit was taken to the E.R. at the McHenry hospital Wednesday, June 15, by the McHenry Rescue Squad. Doug's family lives in Ohio, so „ close friend! Carl Stromley, Marion Vornkahl and Bobbie Miller were 0fe$ call until Doug's twin brother ana nephew arrived on Friday morning. Doug's condition is serious, NATURE NOTES A large water snake was seen by Dangers For Pregnant ; Lake last week. wwvjat the McHenry Nunda urorary, members of the Jones family were still unable to identify it. WaUff moccasins of a kind had supposedly been noted in the past in the lake/but this variety is not deadly. We live te a pleasant area with no death dealing snakes around. Have you noticed a the night music around the bass notes of the frogs are tarn being heard in nature's orchestration. With the songs of the warblers, wrens and orioles adding to the beauty of our days, some of the heavier sounds add Wagnerian tones at night. "Appreciate our country this Day of Independence". GOD BLESS Women • Q)cft SBecuUy SPcAoofo, 2350 E. 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Healthful pregnancy is a special concern to Pioneer center and many others during June, proclaimed Prevention of Mental Retardation month by Governor Thompson. More than SO percent of mental retardation is preventable through use of current knowledge about medical care, proper nutrition, . and a safe and supportive environment. Everything a woman eats or drinks goes to the unborn (fetus) through the placenta, a thick wall of tissue through which the baby's nourish­ ment comes via the mother's blood stream. Some things have difficulty getting past the placenta to the fetus; others, such as alcohol and many medications, pass through quickly. Some collect in greater concentration in the fetus than In the mother, increasing risks <rf brain cell •tiamage. When you take medicine, you give a dose to the unborn baby as wen aa yourself. However, it's tiny immature body may not react to the chemicals as an adult does. Even vitamins or over the counter (non-prescription) drugs can be dangerous. 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