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PAGE 15 • PLAINDEALER-FKUDAY, OCTOBER 31. If75 Public Action Council For "Everyday Citizens" On Oct. 21 the Illinois Public Action council officially launches a drive to bring into existence a state-wide federation of community organizations and citizen groups that can make the voices of everyday citizens heard in the councils of state government and in the coporate board rooms throughout Illinois. The council has been founded by community leaders from a number of areas in the state. It has been established because many of the problems faced by local neighborhoods affect communities throughout the state and "because many of these problems require action by the state government." f The founders of IP AC believe that the average person who is affected by political and economic decisions has little to say about them. The council issued the following statement: "Hundreds of full-time special interest lobbyists wine and dine legislators, with only one or two representing the interests of the majority. We think it's time for the regular guy to have a say and IPAC is intent on organizing a coalition of organizations that can do just that. ' ' M a n y c o m m u n i t y organizations exist throughout the state which have fought - and often fought successfully - for the rights and interests of people in the neighborhoods. This is particularly true at the local neighborhood and metropolitan levels. "We believe it is imperative that as many of these WELCOME GIANT PUMPKIN - One of the largest Pumpkin creations in McHenry stands at 804 Southgate apartments, off Rt. 31 south. Rick and Maureen Clark and George and Mary Hines put him together with three pumpkins, each weighing from 100 to 125 pounds. He stands 6 feet 6 inches high and is lighted nightly for all to see. 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SALE ENDS NOV. 3rd 00 SAVE '25 LEE & RAY ELECTRIC organizations as possible combine forces on issues of common concern. IPAC intends to forge the kind of coalition that forces the officials of state government and the vested interest to respond to the needs and interests of the average citizen of this state. "Financing for this organizing effort is being generated from thousands of individual contributions made by citizens all over Illinois. These contributions are ob­ tained through a door-to-door canvassing program. This fund raising and IPAC's ad­ ministration will be handled by a staff headed by Marc An­ derson, who has set up similar fund raising programs for other organizations throughout the country. IPAC's program and research staff include professional organizers and researchers with considerable experience with citizen action organizations. The staff in­ cludes, among others, Bob Creamer, the former associate director of Chicago's Citizen Action program, David Zwick, for the last three and a half years a top aide to Ralph Nader in Washington; and as a research consultant, Henry Scheff, former research director at Chicago CAP. Legal Notice NOTICE Public Notice is hereby given .D. 1975, in the BIGGER THAN LIFE -- Six-month-old Lorrie Lynn Hurckes received the biggest surprise of her young life when she paid a visit to her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hurckes, last Sunday. Besides her family, the little girl was greeted by 215 pounds of giant pumpkins. Lorrie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hurckes, is shown taking a close look at the huge fruit. The one behind her weighs 75 pounds and the one at right, 140 pounds compared to Lorrie's 17 pounds. STAFF PHOTO BY WAYNE GAYLORD that on October 22nd, A a certificate was filed Office of the County Clerk of McHenry County, Illinois, setting forth the names and post-office addresses of all of the persons owning, conducting and transacting the business known as ALL SORTS OF T H I N G S , ( A N T I Q U E S ) , located at 3505 West Ringwood Road, McHenry, Illinois 60050. Dated this 22nd day of Oc­ tober, A.D. 1975 Vernon W. Kays County Clerk (Pub. Oct. 24 & 31, Nov. 7, 1975) Dennis James sqys: "THE PRICE IS JUST RIGHT! The holiday season will be here before you know it. And your friends at Marengo Federal are now offering an outstanding selection of GE gifts FREE or at a substantial saving. While you're enjoying your gift, your money is enjoying Marengo Federal's top interest rates. The highest interest a savings institution is al­ lowed to pay. And, your money is insured safe to $40,000 by a permanent agency of the federal government. 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