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•AGE N IV MM)!-; M.KR-WKDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1975 Lakemoor-Lilymoor Sue Reese . 385-7859 Sewer °roject /ofe Soon Nov. 1 is coming fast. If there ire any residents who still have any questions about the sewer project please call a village soard member. Here are some figures which vvere quoted by Mr. Heck of Baxter and Woodman (engineer), and Harold Warren af Warren association (financial consultant). The State of Illinois has of­ fered the village of Lakemoor a grant for 75 percent of total cost of a sewage treatment plant. The project, is estimated to cost $1,546,000. Our village must finance only $437,000. Twenty- five percent of the cost may seem large, but if we don't take advantage of this grant, in a few years we may have to pay the total cost instead of 25 percent. „ Residential users will pay $11 per month. Commercial users will pay $16 per month for operating expenses of the system. The tax- rate will be ap­ proximately $.46 per $100 of assessed valuation or $4.60 per $1,000 of assessed valuation. Each residential unit con­ necting to the system will be required to pay a $300 con­ nection fee. It's important that everyone take advantage of this lower fee. A total of $10 or $15 a month could be paid in advance in order to reduce the final payment. After May 1 of 1976 connecting fees could go up. All of this is what your vote will mean. A small price for . what we will receive. Voting is from 6 a.m. to 6 p m. at the municipal building. HALLOWEEN PARTY There will be a Halloween party for children of the village Oct. 31. Hours are 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Lakemoor municipal building, sponsored by Parents for Youth. There will be prizes for pumpkin carving, three categories,tnost original, most scary, and funniest. Costume judging, three categories, most original, most scary, and funniest. Lots of games and fun for all. Refreshments will be served. BICENTENNIAL COMMISSION Bicentennial is in the discussion stage of ideas for the commission's next project. Many ideas are up for review. If anyone would like to give ideas, please call someone on the commission or come to a meeting. The next meeting is Monday, the tenth of November at 7:30 p.m., Lakemoor municipal building. BELATED BIRTHDAY Lenora Freeman had a birth­ day Oct. 22. May she have many more. Sorry we're late. WELCOME There's a new girl in town- Grandma Ernest--mother of Prank Ernest and Ruth Freeman. Mrs. Ernest, we welcome you to our village nnd hope you will be very happy here. BIRTHDAY PARTY Robby Robinson had his first birthday party Oct. 19. Those present to honor him on his day were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robinson (his parents); maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Odarczenko of Lakemoor; maternal great grandmother, Maria Odarc­ zenko; great uncle, Wasil Odarczenko; Uncle Stene and Aunt Marcia Odarczenko, all of Chicago; Uncle Dan and Aunt Diane Odarczenko of Lakemoor and his godparents, P.J. and Mike Odarczenko, also of Lakemoor. Robby received many gifts and money^ His Big B^-d birthday cake was enjoyed b\ Illinois N.O.W. Rates Legislators SU"d Dl Village President Richard Hyatt asks that trick-or- treaters observe the designated hours of 3 to 7 p.m. Friday in making their Halloween rounds. Ford blames Congress for gas price hikes. Illinois chapters of the National Organization for Women (NOW) have released a rating of Illinois legislators for the spring 1975 session of the 79th General Assembly. The rating, compiled by the Springfield chapter of NOW, rated the legislators on six issues of importance to women: the Equal Rights Amendment, emergency treatment to rape victims, the prohibiting of using a rape victim's past sexual history in court, prohibiting discrimination in educational institutions and in credit application, and the restriction of present abortion laws. Maureen Rogman of Woodstock, state coordinator, said. "This is the second time we've rated Illinois legislators and the first time we've given the Governor a rating." Local legislators received the following ratings: Sen. Schaffer, 80 percent; Rep. Skinner, 90 percent; and Rep. Hanahan, 30 percent. Governor Walker received a 100 percent rating based on his signing or vetoing of the bills and his public support of ERA. Five bills were included. The Rape Victims Emergency Treatment act (HB 271) provides emergency hospital service to rape victims regardless of their ability to pay for it. The rape bill (HB 274), which provides that the past sexual conduct of the rape victim with persons other than the accused shall not be ad- missable as evidence, passed the House but was stalled in Senate committee. "No" votes were given credit on the abortion bill (HB 1851), which attempted to re-write the Illinois Abortion law by stating that it is the longstanding policy of this state to protect the right to life of the unborn child from conception by prohibiting abortion unless necessary to preserve the life of the mother..."; by requiring a woman wanting an abortion to get the consent of her husband or her parents if she is a minor; and by prohibiting saline •6 VAt til HALLS Cough Drops PRELL Liquid or Concentrate FIRESIDE Sugar Honey Grahams Bag of 30 Assorted flavors 16 ounce Contains 3 in­ dividual packs to keep arahams fresh. Osco Reg 67c 7 ounce con­ centrate or 16 ounce liquid. Both rich in lather Osco Reg. $2.08 Prices effective Thursday, October 30 through Saturday. 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Flathead Darts Coupon good thru Sat.,Nov. 1,1 CUTEX Nail Polish Remover 6ounces-- Mm Includes target, adhesive mounts and four safe, flat-head darts. oily formula Osco Reg. 83c Mill T41 imn ?0 OKOI IIMUIflKI LIMIT ONI COUPON Pit CUSTOMfR BBggSgB^ «*20c Contac Truckload of Tools |CASH| VALUE t Made of durable plastic Osco Reg $1.39 Pack of 10 capsules Reg° HOC $1.09 Mill 1*1 imm TO OKOI IliHll MKI LIMIT ONI COUPON Pit CUSTOM!* s-aissg^zsapgiMni HANKSCRAFT Steam Vaporizer One gallon capacity. MODEL 559 Coupon good thru Sat., Nov. 1,1975 BARNES-HIND HANKSCRAFT "Cool Vapor One gallon capacity. MODEL 3972 Play Figure Assortments CASH VALUE Wetting Solution 58 2 ounces Osco i •>39 Mill 1*1 AWNS TO OKOI INIIUI MKI LIMIT ONf COUPON PU CUSTOMfftl Coupon good thru Sat., Nov. 1,1975 50° CASH VALUE Visine Eye Drops V2 ounce Osco Reg $1.57 "Alii IA« APPitli TO OKOI RIOtflAI MKI LIMIT ONI COUPON Pll CUSTOMf* Spot liftir 1976 Car Model Kits ••gZZZZZZ--ZZIEZZZBBa SUMMER'S EVE Disposable Douche 4V2 ounce Pre-mixed formula Osco - J /C Reg. Q-TIPS Cotton Swabs Pack of 170 Ultra Ban 5000 Coupon good thru Sat.,Nov. 1,1975 • aI ! CASH Datril Bottle of 100 Non-aspirin tablets 62 TEXIZE K2R Spot Lifter 7 ounce aerosol 29 Several models to choose from Osco Reg $2.49 Double tipped 8 ounces Osco Reg $1.64 TAX Af PUIS TO OKOI MMIAI »KI LIMIT ONf COUPON PfR CUSTOMfR OSCO V.IXA7 OSCO sow abortions after the first trimester of pregnancy. The, sex discrimination in education bill (HB 2153) prohibits discrimination in hiring, -placement, and promotion of educational personnel and guarantees equal access of male and female students to courses of instruction, physical education and athletic programs. The credit policies bill (HB 2286) provides that women may not be required to reapply for credit upon marriage, prohibits requesting information on marital status except for joint accounts, requires creditors tn inform unsuccessful applicants the reasons for denial of credit cards.--- The following percentages were given: the Equal Rights amendment (35 percent), credit policies discrimination (10 percent), discrimination in education (10 percent), rape victims emergency treatment (10 percent in House and 20 percent in Senate), the bill restricting abortion (25 percent in both Houses for a "no" vote or for not voting), and rape victim's sexual history (10 percent in the House**-- was stalled in a Senate committee). Eastwood Manor 385-5705 Mary Ann Bellak Ask Friends To Remember Ailing Subdivision Youth Sincere get-well wishes are extended to seven-year-old Patrick Devine from his Eastwood Manor friends and neighbors. Why don't some of you children who go to school with him, or neighbors and friends who live close by, remember Patrick by sending him a little note or card or even making him something in your spare time? That surely would be a nice gesture. A speedy recovery to you Patrick from your Eastwood Manor friends and neighbors! BIRTHDAYS' Happy birthday to Shelly Clements, who turned 8 years old Oct. 21. Shelly celebrated her birthday by going out for a pizza with her family. After the Clements came back home they had a nice birthday cake for Shelly. This past Oct. 12, Scott Johnson of Country lane turned 3 years old. Three wishes to you Scott, health, happiness, and love. Sincere birthday wishes are extended to Tom Golaszewski, who will be celebrating his birthday Nov. 11. UNDERGONE SURGERY This past Friday, Oct. 24, Steven Johnson had surgery. Our thoughts are with you Steven. Steven just recently turned four months old, and you might have guessed he is Scott's brother. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY Happy anniversary to Lorraine and Gilbert Moore, who will celebrate number twenty-eight on the second of November. DEEPEST SYMPATHY Deepest Sympathy to Mrs. Lorraine Moore on the recent loss of her father, Richard Golze. Deepest sympathy also to Mrs. Mourene Johnson, granddaughter of Mr. Golze. VOLLEYBALL Women's volleyball at Hilltop is still going on Thursday A-l HEARING AID* Free Loanerlf L^miplete Service on all Makes Custom Earmolds-30Day , Triar on New Aids Try Before You Buy! Maico-Zenith-Radio Ear Qualitone R0BT. STENSLAND & ASSOC. 3937 W. Main St. 385-7661 B e h i n d - t h e - e a r A I D m a a evenings from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. All women are welcome to attend from all McHenry subdivisions. FIELD TRIP This Tuesday, Oct. 28, Mrs. Hassel's room (second grade) went on a field trip to Lambs farm in Libertyville. The purpose of this field trip was to observe animal life and animal care; also to practice bus safety rules. Mrs Harms, Mrs. Baumann, Mrs. Kosick, and Mrs. Antonou also attended. Michelle Melone, Tony Melone, and Deiter Gramer, are a few of the Eastwood Manor children who went on the field trip. An enjoyable time was had by all! TERRIMELONE Get-well wishes are extended to Mrs. Melone of Fairview lane. Deadline For Nurse Program Of MCC Oct.31 Applications are currently being accepted for admission of district residents to the 1976-77 nursing program offered through McHenry County college. The program, which leads to registered nursing certification, can ac­ commodate twenty new par­ ticipants each Fall. To be eligible for con­ sideration, applicants must apply and have all necessary supporting documents on file with the admissions office by 5 p.m. Oct. 31, 1975. 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