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Front St. Rte. 31 McHenry <815 (385-0403 DAILY 8 TO 9 SAT. 8 TO 5 Page 15 - PLAINDEALER-HERAM). WEDNESDAY. JUNE 26.1985 A variety of legislation will take effect Monday July 1 is the effective date of a number 6f laws enacted by the legislature during the last session of the General Assembly. In particular, measures like the safety belt law and free cardiovascular medicines for eligible seniors have received widespread a attention. The new laws which go into effect next week include: Mandatory Seat Belts (PA 83- 1507). This law amends the vehicle code to require the and front seat passenger of a motor vehicle to wear seat belts when the vehicle is in operation. Failure to comply can mean a fine of up to $25. 111. Roofing Industry Licen­ sing Act (PA 83-1513). This law is designed to protect the public from fraudulent roofing schemes by requiring con­ tractors to register with the state Department of Registration and Education. Violators could pay not less than $500 nor more than $1,000 if convicted. Juvenile Speedy Trial Rule (PA 83-1517). Similar to existing rules r requiring a speedy trial for adults, this law establishes a timetable for adjudicatory hearings of juvenile cases. The bill requires a hearing within 10 days of a minor's detention! If the minor is not in custody \or has been released, the hearing must be held within 120 days of written demand. Failure to comply would mean dismissal of chafes. Revenue Producing Com­ mercial Paper Act (PA 83-1520). Under this new law, local vernments, including school\ istricts, are authorized to issued interest-bearing com­ mercial paper in lieu of bonds or notes. Revenue Anticipation Notes (PA 1520). This enables local overnment, i including school istricts and non-home rule communities, to issue tax an­ ticipation notes using any reliable source of revenue as collateral. The law would allow revenue sharing and local taxes- fees to be used as collateral. Hazardous Waste Hearings (PA 1522). This bill establishes numerous g guidelines for public hearings on/ applications for regional p pollution control facilities. In addition to requiring applications be available for public inspection, the measure requires the public hearing to be held within 120 days or application. Carrier and Racing Pigeon Act (PA 1526). Establishes regulations for pigeon racing, training a and lofts and in­ creases some penalties. It repeals ail act passed in 1909. Pharmaceutical Assistance (PA 1531). Under this law, senior citizens and disabled persons who receive the $80 additional grant under the state's Circuit Breaker tax program, may choose to forfeit the $80 grant in favor of mem­ bership in a new phar­ maceutical assistance program. The program, administered by the Department of Revenue, will pay the cost of covered car­ diovascular medicines for qualifying members. / * People smoke less as price climbs Rounding the corner The determination is evident on the face of this tkm game was played last Saturday morning in youngster as he tries to round the corner, faced by a McHenry. larger opponent. This McHenry Area Soccer Federa- The tax on cigarettes in Illinois has not been raised since 1969 and scheduled to drop on October 1,1985 from the current 16 cents to 8 cents. The American Lung Association of DuPage and McHenry counties strongly endorses the proposal for a higher state excise tax on cigarettes. By supporting an 8 cents Cigarette Excise Tax Amendment to S.B. 1273 during this next two week period before the legislature adjourns, you can help reduce the number deaths and illnesses linked to smoking in Illinois and generate $112 million in badly needed new revenues. Studies show that a 10 percent increase in a package of cigarettes by 14 percent causes teenagers and young adults to cut down their consumption Tractors of all kinds bring many to the fair : Antique tractors, stock four wheel-drive trucks and farm tractors comprise one - of the ^McHenry County Fair's biggest attractions. Competition is held before the grandstand on two different days and a total of $5,030 in prize money is being offered. Official entry forms are available at the McHenry County Fair Office located in Building D on the fairgrounds. Entry fee is $15 for each class entered, says Chuck Cairns, superintendent. Detailed rules are printed % the Fair Premium book which is also available at the fair office; On Saturday, Aug. 3, the antique tractors and the stock four- wheel-drive trucks will qpm- pete. The tractors are to be weighed at the McHenry FS scales, and entrants will be accepted until 11 a.m. at the fairgrounds. Cairns stressed that the four-wheel trucks can pull only in their own class. That means weighing must be completed early enough to be at the grandstand well before 11 a.m. On Sunday, Aug. 4, the farm tractors will pull. They will be divided into seven classes.' Contest is open 'to all rubber- tired farm tractors, and each tractor Can compete in two classes. However, Cairns said no four-wheel-drives or dual wheels are allowed. Also, after the tractors are weighed, weights must not be shifted. Demolition Derby is always a favorite at the county fair ' Back again by popular demand. That's the Demolition berby as one of the features during the 1985 McHenry County Fair. Competition will 1>e held before the grandstand audience Friday, Aug. 2, and Sunday, Aug. 4, at 7 p.m. All entrants furnish their own cars and many of the par­ ticipants are veterans of the "slam and bang" duel in the slush and slosh before the grandstand audience. Of special interest to prospective participants is the location of entry forms. Besides being available at thev fairgrounds, they can be ob-' tained at several area locations. The Demolition Derby begins at the signal of the starter and continues until only one car is moving. How do we settle your auto claims so quickly? Country Compan ies has more claims certters i n 111 inois than any other insurance company. Being closer to you . enables us to settle auto claims quickly, nearly all within 7 days. Call Country Companies today. KEITH S0NNICHSEN MCHENRY, IL PH. 344-2772