ILL 1986 Problem 24

Two families of parallel lines are given in the plane, consisting of $15$ and $11$ lines, respectively. In each family, any two neighboring lines are at a unit distance from one another; the lines of the first family are perpendicular to the lines of the second family. Let $V$ be the set of $165$ intersection points of the lines under consideration. Show that there exist not fewer than $1986$ distinct squares with vertices in the set $V .$