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Provide Basic Service «*8P' • s '• For Sewage Disposal turned down as overheating of your home dries out the From the Mcijenry County Department of Health One of the basic health j air! And finally/try to keep totafc/ away from others who have colds, avoid crowds as much during cold out* service programs provided by the En­ vironmental Health Division is the private sewage disposal - program. The purpose of this program is to eliminate the transmission of disease organisms and nuisances resulting from improperly or inadequately treated sewage by providing that sewage is discharged to a properly designed and operated waste treatment facility. Approximately SO percent of the homes in ;McHenry county are served by private sewage disposal systems (septic systems), inspections of these systems are made by the Held staff • following citizen's com­ plaints, while making sur­ veys or after receiving a request for evaluation of a system prior to sale of a property. Final inspection and approval of all new septic systems is made by the department prior to issuance of an occupancy permit by the Building and Zoning department. A total of 1,866 private sewage system inspections or evaluations were made in the last State fiscal year. Three hundred twenty-seven "systems were found in 4ailure and required to be brought into compliance. . People living on septic systems should be careful not to flush anything down the toilet that is not biodegradable and should inspect the tank to deter­ mine if it needs to be pumped at least every other year. With the beginning of school, fall is close behind and with fall comes the season of the common cold. People in the United States average three colds a year per person. Cold symptoms generally begin one to three days after the virus gets into your body and includes sneezing, a runny nose, watery eyes, aches and pains, nasal congestion and coughing. Although you cannot be immunized against the common cold, there are some things that you can do that might help prevent colds and that can help avoid complications when colds do occur. First, keep up your natural resistance through a nutritious diet, plenty of sleep and exercise. Second, keep the humidity up in your home, the relative humidity should be at 20 to 45 percent. Third, keep your thermostat Isaiah: 53 To Sing Oct. 18 Isaiah: 53, the eight- member contemporary Christian music ensemble, will perform at Faith Presbyterian church in McHenry Sunday, Oct. 18. j tfhe McHenry based group, which has performed at numerous churches, nursing homes and social events throughout the state, features scripturally-based introductions to up-beat Christian music., The con­ cert, which starts at 7:30 p.m. is open to the public. For additional in­ formation, call 344-56% after 5 p.m. with the very young and very (rid since their resistance is usually quite low. Since a serious illness can begin with the same symptoms as those of a common cold, if your symptoms become worse instead of better after a few days or if you believe the infection is spreading, be sure tojsee your doctor. Recycling Date Set For Saturday, Oct-3 "I may save you money on auto Insurance." 1308 N. Park 385-2304 , Call ml compare! We're driving down the cost of Insurance. AMERICAN FAMILY I N S U M A N C r Mm mm mamss mjurn un American Family Mutual Inauranca Co Madison. Wis If you do catch a cold, you should get plenty of rest, eat and drink sensibly, with emphasis on fruit juices and hot liquids, use only mild medication such as aspirin and salt water gargle and observe good ' hygiene, keeping your drinkjng glasses and towels separate. It is important to watch out for complications since a cold's infection can easily spread to the ears and sinus. Also, take extra precautions The , Veterans Ad­ ministration has announced that 42 new counseling centers for Vietnam era veterans will open within the next three to four months. This will expand the nationwide Vet Center program to 133 facilities. Vietnam era veterans have 10 years from their date of discharge, or until Dec. 31,1989, to use their GI Bill education benefits. Those families who prepare their newspapers, glass bottles and jars, steel cans, aluminum products and used motor oil for the twice-a-month recycling drive held in McHenry and also compost their kitchen wastes are able to cut down on their household trash by 50 to 75 percent, according to the McHenry County Defenders. This .Saturday, Oct 3, from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. in­ dividuals can again bring their recyclable materials to the southeast corner of the McHenry Market Place parking lot where they will be helped to unload by members of the Lincoln Cloverleafs 4-H club. tri addition to dropping off bundles of tied newspapers (no magazines, cardboard or junk mail, please), clean bottles and jars, clean and flattened steel cans with labels removed and used motor oil, recyclers can participate in the/ aluminum pay-back program, which is in effect at both drives each month. Recyclers are reminded to bring all materials before l p.m., which is the close of the drive. Anyone having questions regarding recycling may call the McHenry Cqunty Defenders representative at 385-8512. The McHenry County Defenders have free literature available on a variety of environmental topics, including recycling. A literature order form and samples of material on topics of particular interest can be obtained by calling the Defenders office 459- *0450. , Office hours are Monday, Wednesday and Saturday, from 9:30a.m. to 3 p.m. • All Free School Bulletin board; "Free. Every Monday through Friday-knowl­ edge. Bring your own con­ tainer." o -Record, Golumbia, S.C. Do They? f Achievements are like trousers--jthey become threadbare if you rest on them: •Sunshine Magazine. PAGE • - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. OCTOBER 11961 it a joyous festival of Italian Music & Dance ( STARRING M Josephine Li Puma and the Italian Cultural Center Singers and Dancers Sunday, Oct. 11, 1981 At 2:00 p.m. t t* Woodstock Opera House Adults *5.00; Children and Senior Clthens, each '2.50 FOR TICKET INFORMATION CALL 3 3B5300 Remove old door. 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