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SECTION 2- PAGE 4 - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2.1983 general News Take census on economic well-being Since Nov. 1, local representatives of the U.S. Bureau of the Census have been visiting selected households in the area to conduct the new Survey of Income and Program Participation (SIPP), Stanley D. Moore, director of the Bureau's Regional office in Chicago, has announced. The SIPP program is being conducted in response to the need for better information on the economic well-being of the U.S. population. Information collected will be used to determine how selected government programs are working, and help policy makers to consider what changes are needed to make programs more effective. Area households are among 18,000 nationwide taking part in the survey. Interviewers will gather information on jobs, earnings, participation in various government programs, and population characteristics. Summary data from the survey will be published periodically. Information supplied W, people taking part in the survey will bo kept confidential under provisions of Title 13 of the U.S. Code. The information Will be used only to prepare statistical summaries from which no individual or household can be identified. Canoe trip slated Nov. Remembering when A chance to line up a and do some early paddling on guiet water is of fered by McHenry County Conservation District Saturday, Nov. 5. Starting at 6:30 a,m. from the Hicsocy Grove riverfront, the group will paddle downstream for 1* miles and then into the backwater bay surrounded by MCCD's Lyons Prairie and Marsh. This quality ea lots Horse racing on river popular pastime wetland produced lots of wilouie sightings on previous trips, and the MCCD staff leading this Fox River was the scene of horse racing on the ice in earlier days. This picture shows Math Freund, farm machinery dealer, skimming over the ice in a cutter. At times, a two-wheel, rubber tired car was used. 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Health department conducts program on water supply One of the programs con­ ducted by the McHenry County Department of Health Division of Environmental Health is the Potable Water Supply program, through This is required by the Illinois records Department of Public Health for The a local department to be recognized as a Certified local Health Department. The objective of the program is to protect every individual within the local health jurisdiction from contraction and transmission of disease through provision of a safe. potable, adequate supply of water for drinking, culinary and sanitary purposes. The reauirements of this program include inspection and sampling private water supplies, con­ sultation, education and en­ forcement of applicable State Laws and Regulations or equivalent local Ordinances. The local Health department 1 - Maintains an inventory of all non-community water systems within its jurisdiction; 2 - Establishes and maintains a routine water sampling program in accordance with state laws and 3 - Conducts sanitary surveys, including wnrflipp of all public and non-community systems at D least once every two years; •• 4 - Ensures that all non- community water systems found to t>e unsafe due to location and-or construction deficiencies have such deficiencies corrected ; 5 - Maintains written records of activities required in 1 through 4 and nave these records available for review. when a well is to be drilled and makes inspections of new well construction to make sure that it conforms to the Illinois Water Well Construction Code. The department recommends that individuals have their water tested at least twice a year to make sure that their well docs not become contaminated and that they are drinking safe water. 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