October 26th, 2018 

TRICK OR TREATERS

• Have a flashlight or reflector.
• Stay in a group and, if a parent is not with you, tell them the route you will follow
• Never enter a stranger’s home or car for a treat.
• Walk slowly and do not run.
• Always cross streets at the corner and always look both ways.
• Use the sidewalk and do not cut through yards.
• Use make-up instead of a mask, or take your mask off between houses.
• Only go to houses that have a light on.
• Know your address and phone number and how to call 9-1-1 

• Your child’s costume is bright, reflective and made of flame retardant material.
• Your child’s costume fits well and does not drag.
• Your child has a flashlight or reflector.
• An adult or responsible older child is accompanying your child.
• You know your child’s route.
• Your child had a good meal before trick or treating.
• Your child knows not to eat anything before you check it.
• Your child knows his or her address and telephone number and how to reach you.
• Your child knows the difference between pranks and vandalism.

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The Aging and Immigrant Population of Illinois

The Hanover Park Cultural Inclusion and Diversity Committee (CIDC) will be hosting their annual Leaders Reception: Demographics and Policy Series. The topics of discussion will be Aging and Immigrant Population of Illinois. 

When: Tuesday, November 13, 2018- 6:00pm to 8:00pm
Where: Village Hall, 2121 Lake Street, Room 214
                                

RSVP: Dawn Scott dscott@hpil.org or 630-823-5662

Veterans Day Obervance 

The Village of Hanover Park’s Veterans Committee invites all residents to attend our Veterans Day Observance to honor and recognize Hanover Park veterans.

The Committee will be collecting items for our troops that will be sent to them through Operation Airlift. A list of needed items can be found on the Village’s website. 

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