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V , Legal Notice Public Notice The Village of Holiday Hills Board of Trustees will hear Public Opinion on the uses for Federal Revenue Sharing Funds on August 20. 1981 at 7:00 P.M.Casey's HalL 2601 S. River Road (Pub. Aug. 7 & 14,1981) No. 810367 i ' . «. Legal Notice NOTICE Public Notice is hereby it 4, A D. ; on A 1981. a certificate was filed in the Office of the County Gale of McHenry County, Illinois, setting forth the names and post-office ad­ dresses of all of the persons owning, conducting and transacting the business known as KOALANOR BY ELEANOR, located at 1213 S. Blackhawk Ave., McHenry, IL., 600S0. Dated this 4th day of August, A.D. 1981. Rosemary Azzaro, County Clerk (Pub. Aug. 7,14 & 21,1981) No. 810368 Legal Notice DECLARATION OF AN INDIVIDUAL'S INDEPENDENCE When in the Course of Human Events, it becomes necessary for an Individual to dissolve the political bonds which have connected him with others and to assume among the Powers of the Earth, the separate and Equal Station to which the Laws of Nature and of Nature's God entitles him. a decent respect for the Opinions of Mankind requires that he should declare the causes which impells him to the separation. 1 hold these Truths to Self Evident, that all In­ dividuals are Created under Natural Law,, they are endowed by their Creator1 with certain Unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness, and that to Help Secure these Rights Governments are instituted among Individuals, deriving their Just Powers from the Consent of the Individuals, that whenever any form of Government becomes Destructive of these ends it is the Right of the Individual to Alter or Abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such Principles, and organizing its Powers in such form, as to him shall seem most' likely to effect his Safety and Happiness. Prudence, indeed will dictate that Governments long standing should not be changed for light and transient causes and accordingly all ex­ perience has shown, that an Individual is more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right himself by abolishing the forms to which he is ac­ customed. But when a long train of Abuses and Usur- Ktions, pursuing invariably s same object, evinces a Design to Enslave his Mind, reducing him under Absolute Despotism, it is his Right, it is his Duty to throw off such Government, and to provide new Guards for his Future Security. Such has been the patient Sufferance of Productive Individuals and such is now the necessity which constrains me, having reached the Age of Reason (being 21 years of age on this 15th day of July in the year of the Lord Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-One), to Alter today's Pseudo American Government. The History of the present Pseudo American Government is a History of repeated Injuries and Usurpations, all having in direct object the establishment of an Absolute Tyranny over the In­ dividual s Mind and Body. To prove this, let facts be submitted to a candid World. The Congress, its Bureaucracies, the Executive Branch, the Judicial System, the State Governments, and the Local Governments have: Combined with others to subject the Individual to a Jurisdiction Foreign to the American Constitution, and unacknowledged > by Law giving their assent to their acts of pretended legislation (the United Nations and the Bureaucracies.) Violated the Trust and Responsibility which In­ dividuals placed in them by creating Bureaucracies which are Irresponsible and not accountable to the In­ dividual. (Try to set an Internal Revenue Service Bureaucrat to sign an af­ fidavit that he has helped you fill out any form correctly). Erected a Multitude of new offices, and sent forth Swarms of officers to Harass Individuals, and to eat out their Substance (the Thousands of Bureaucrats in the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, the Internal Revenue Service, the Department of Energy, the Department of Education, the Bureau of Alcohol, % Tobacco and Firearms, the Department ind Urk g and Urban it, and so forth). of Housing. Development Passed laws that are Unusual, Uncomfortable and Ambiguous for the sole Surpose of fatiguing In-ividuals into Compliance with their measure (the licensing of "professions" or any Code which is written, such as building codes, the Internal Revenue Code and Safety Codes, and so forth). Violated o the most Valuable Laws protecting Individual Freedom, altering fundamentally the form of thee American Government ^ the Laws protecting the Individual's Property Rights were abrogated with the Doctrine of Eminent Domain). Tried to render Law Enforcement Agencies and the Military Independent of and Superior to the Rights of the Individual (Gun laws and the Draft). Abrogated the Individual's Right to Private Property, particularly the Right to own and without fear of con­ fiscation (property taxes. g;rsonal property taxes ana minent Domain). Consistently refused to Protect the Individual's Right to make Contracts with other Individuals on terms that both parties Voluntarily agree upon (for example yellow Dog Con­ tracts, Minimum Wage laws, until 1979 Contracts in Gold and Silver were illegal, and others). Passed laws violating the Individual's Freedom and it has then exempted itself from these very same laws (the History of the Railroad Industry or Social Security). Refused to give Im­ policy vituae di\ pel Just Compensation (e.g. Productive forcint In- Ask Aid For Physically Suspended the Power of the .Legislature by declaring themselves invested with Power to Legislate for In­ dividuals in all - Cases PAtiE 17 • I'LAINDEALfcR • FRIDAY. AUGUST7.1881 Whatsoever (e.g. the Bureau of Mines, the Internal Revenue Service, the Food and Drug Administration, the Consumer Product Safety Commission, the Federal Trade Commission, and so forth). The , Legislative and Judicial System have des­ troyed the Doctrine of the Separation of Powers, which is the Vital Safeguard of a Republic, bv allowing member of the Judicial System to serve in the ' slative Branch. Federal Government has Usurped the States' Power through the passage of the Seventeenth Amen- dement, which has eliminated the States' Control of the Federal Government, thereby destroying the American Representative Govern­ ment, turning it into a Democracy. The Federal Government has pursued a continuing policy of Theft ana Deprivation of the Individual through the Debauching of Money (better known as Inflation), Destroying Productive Individual's Savings and Wealth. I Scot Fritzsche. therefore do solemnly Publish and Declare that I do NOT inany way give my CONSENT, as is Required of all In­ dividuals, for the present Pseudo American Govern­ ment to in any manor Govern over Me. And that I am Revoking all Powers of the Government to Destroy or Enslave My Mind. And that I am returning to a Perfect State of Nature, and that being a Free and Independent Individual I a s s u m e C o m d 1 e t e Responsibility for My Life, and that I will Never Live for the sake of another Man. nor ask another Man to Live for Mirfe, and that I have Full Power to Protect Myself from All Acts of Coercion and Violence from Whatever Source Derived. And for Support of this Declaration, with a firm reliance on the Protection of Truth, Reason, and Logic, I pledge Mv Life. My Fortune and My Sacred Honor. Scot F ritzsche (Pub. Aug. 7,1981) No. 810365 Speaker Handicapped Retreat '81 Summer vacation is a great source of renewal for everyone but the physically ,t handicapped rarely have this opportunity because of limited accessibility. Summer Retreat '81 has been planned by United Cerebral Palsy of Blackhawk region to meet the physical and psychological needs of the handicapped at Inspiration center, a fully accessible area, in Walworth, Wis. From Aug. 9 to Aug. 15, a busy schedule will include recreation, socialization and chances to discuss areas of mutual concern such as self image, nutrition, con­ sumerism, and how the world views the handicapped person. The camp is open to any physically ~ handicapped person in the 10-county Blackhawk region of nor­ thwestern Illinois. Cerebral palsy need not be their disability. Those already enrolled come from all parts of this area. Participants' expenses for the seven-day, six-night retreat have been kept to a minimum by using existing agency staff and volunteers wherever' possible but will still be about $200 per per­ son. So that all persons who can benefit from the retreat can attend, a sliding scale is being offered but donations are desperately needed from the general community to make up the difference. Donations in any amount are being accepted and it is hoped that local groups throughout JoDaviess, Stephenson, Winnebago, Boone, McHenry, DeKalb, Ogle; Carroll, Whiteside and Lee counties will fund $100 scholarships perhaps to honor - past or present members of their group. Programs are being presented using resources from the local area and include a discussion of "Who am I?", how to deal with stress and tension, consumer problems, and nutrition. The center's facilities will be used for leisure activities and crafts and special events such as a boat ride on Lake Geneva and a hayride have been scheduled. A special program is scheduled for visitors' night on how families deal with their handicapped adult member. United Cerebral Palsy of Blackhawk region is a not- for-profit agency established to serve the needs of persons with cerebral palsy or related disabilities. In ad­ dition to $umqier retreat the agency provides (l) a Growth and Development clinic located at Rockford Memorial hospital for developmental screening and referral for medical intervention or therapy when necessary; (2) Outreach program to work with families of high risk infants and to follow any person with cerebral palsy during their lifetime, the Outreach worker functions as a partner with the client to help them reach their highest functioning level. Services include early in­ tervention, public education, school age services and the development of needed facilities in the client's home area. (3) Adult Day program begins with assessment of individual functioning, continues through goal setting and includes academic skills, physical and speech therapy, living skills and therapeutic ac­ tivities such as music, art and crafts. The program is located at the agency offices at 1120 North Main street in Rockford. Barbara Doty-Olsen, program director ofU C.P., is serving iis retreat coor­ dinator and can be con­ tacted for information, applications, or to receive donations. Post 65 dividuals Equal Protection under the Law (the special status of Unions, Govern­ ment "Officials', the "Needy"', and so forth). Deprived Individuals in many cases of the benefits of Trial by a Jury of Their Peers (Tax Courts, any Bureaucracies Action of Law Enforcement). Violated the Individual's Right to the Legal Premise "Innocent until Proven Guilty" (A Tax Audit, or any Audit for that matter by any Government Agency). Created Special Privilege Groups, giving them Superior Rights and Privileges at the Expense of Productive Individuals (Welfare, Food Stamps, U n e m p l o y m e n t C o m ­ pensation, and others). Consistently enforced a of Involuntary Ser­ vitude on Productive In­ dividuals by Forcing them to erform services without Co ig dividuals to collect and to be accountable for the collection of Taxes, such as Income Tax and Social Security Taxes). Violated the Individual's Right of receiving greater Rewards for Increased Productivity by Penalizing the Productive Individual and Rewarding the Un­ productive Individual (the Progressive Income Tax). Abrogated the Individual's Right to exercise Free Choice in the Market by s u p p o r t i n g i n e f f i c i e n t businesses and limiting the Freedom of others (Small Business Loans, supporting THOMAS EAVES The Church of Christ, 401 N. Oak street, in Crystal Lake, will sponsor a series of lessons Sunday through Wednesday, Aug. 9-12, subject, "The Essentials of the Faith". The speaker will be Thomas Eaves, of Cookeville, Tenn. These six lessons will ill be devoted to the most basic elements of the Christian faith. There is no charge for admission, and no collections will be taken. All people in the area are encouraged to attend these six lessons. Mr. Eaves will speak Sunday, Aug. 9, at 10 a.m., 11 a.m., and 2 p.m. He will speak Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights at 7:30 p.m. by Carl Riblet Jr. Q "I don't have a question, but I do have a suggestion that you might like to pass on to any woman who is covered for insurance under a group health in­ surance policy issued to her husband who Q may be younger than she is. 'The advice is that when a woman reaches 65 she should check carefully to determine whether she is still covered by the policy, if she is older than her husband. Here is an example of what can happen: "A friend who was not covered by Social Security discovered the hard way- which was when she most needed the coverage-that the group insurance plan in operation where hsr husband was working while he was undet 65, dropped her from his policy when she became 65. She suddenly found out that she had no insurance protection for illness or accidents. "My husband was more careful He ascertained in advance that his group policy would provide sup­ plemental insurance for me after age 65. (Fortunately for me I also have Medicare.) However, several months after I was 65 we realized that the premium being deducted on my behalf from his monthly retirement check had not been reduced as it was supposed to be. The over­ sight was corrected when he wrote them, but we did not ge(l a refund. I We are planning for the he becomes 65 this summer. Since the county government for which he works seems to change its group insurance carrier frequently, we are checking into other possibilities for supplemental insurance. "The idea is that we must Hhe careful that we get what we are told we will get in the way of insurance coverage and we must plan ahead." ~ Mrs Glenn B A Every day brings mail from readers past 65 who are confused or unhappy, or sometimes defrauded, in insurance transactions. When will the insurance companies begin to protect the elders who. paid for "policies for as many as 40 or more years before they became 65? Mrs. Glenn and all others who are unhapp> about insurance should write of their complaints to their state insurance commission, their representatives in the Congress and their senators Q. "You wrote that if we sent $1 to Stanley F Killar in Klamath Falls, Ore, he would supply information and sheet music for songs. We asked for 'Answer To a Maiden's Prayer' and sent the dollar The check to him vas endorsed and paid by the bank, but we received no song. If Killar can't supply the songs he ought to refund the money." -- Estelle R. A. On the telephone this morning Stanley Killar apologized to me and said he would answer Estelle's complaint immediately, that he was snowed under with requests and thus was "six eeks behind" in his ser­ vice. All of which is to caution readers again that I do not guarantee anybody who has something to sell. I supply information only. 1 don't think Stan is trying to grab a free dollar. Estelle could write him again. Q. "A friend told me you have an address of a lady who will help amputees obtain single shoes I had an operation on my foot and consequently have to have shoes of different size If there is a charge for this information I will be happy to pay it." - Erna S. A The kind lady who operates a shoe exchange out of her home does so without charge. She does not receive or ship shoos. She supplies information only on where to write for exchange shoes. She is Mrs. Charles H. Berger, 360 W Clackamas Blvd., Gladstone, Oreg 97207. Q "Living under a fixed income does not give much leeway for the high-priced prescription drugs the doctors tell us to take My wife's prescription drugs costs us more than $100 a month Medicare allows nothing for drugs Why is this so9" - Les O A That is the way Medicare was set up in Washington. In many cases it may not seem fair, but Medicare obviously cannot cover everything. Medicare was set up. not to pay for everything but to protect us against financial disaster resulting from illness or disease, which it does. Write to Carl Riblet Jr ai Box 40757. Tucson, Ariz., 85717 for answers to specific p r o b l e m s o n a g i n g . A l l letters are answered, either in this column or direct, if possible No identities are revealed. CRYSTAL LAKE'S ECONOMY CAR SPECIALIST K- COOL BUYS ON BEAUTIFUL SILK FLOWERS S A VP 33% ON ALL SILK FLOWERS Sorry Silk Flower Arrangements Not On Sale SALE ON SILK FLOWERS ENDS AUGUST 12, * SPECIAL OFFER You are invited to register for our drawing. The winner will receive an artificial ar­ rangement of your choice, $75.00 value. ••fitter August 4 to Sept. 2. 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