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PAGE 20-PLAINDtALER-WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1971 ; . ! . tm Wm Newly elected member of the Echlin board of directors, Vice- President and Treasurer Lewis A. Wodetski, left, and Joseph V. Scott, president of The Fchlin Manufacturing company, review Kchlin's 1971 annual report. Review Echlin Annual Report Record sales and earnings have been achieved by the Echlin Manufacturing com­ pany for the first quarter of fiscal 1972 ended Nov. 30, 1971, Frederick J. Mancheski, chairman of the board, told the annual meeting of the company in Branford, Conn. Per share earnings reached 50 cents Here & There In BUSINESS McHenry Man On Great Southwest Telephone BodfnJ , Ed Manson of 4614 Sussex drive, McHenry, was recently elected to a most interesting position. Mr. Manson is senior vice-president-of Duff and Phelps, Inc. of Chicago, an internationally knowjQ firm of public utility financial and management consultants. At a stockholders' meeting held in Dallas, Texas, Dec. 17, * before accounting for dilution attributable to the company's convertible debenture. This is an increase of 28 per cent from the 39 cents per share earnings for 1970. After giving effect to dilution, earnings are 48 cents per share, an increase of 23 per cent from the 1970 figure of 39 cents per share. Brake Parts company, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Echlin, is located at 1600 North Industrial Drive, McHenry, and employs nearly 500 people. This facility is involved with the manufacture of automotive brakes. THE RUNAWAY PRESENTS - Stopped for a picture were the runaway presents from the play of the same name. It was presented by children of Mrs. Nieman's and Mrs. Reese's fourth grade class at Hilltop school. From left, the "presents" are Cheryl Wright, Robin Kunz, Barbara Crasser, Terilee Armon. Noreen DeWitt, Jeanie Witz, Susan Osborne, Margaret Adams, Ken Hoff, Linda Martin and Paula Carbone. spurgeons PIAVTEX BRA SALE SAVE 1.01 NOW Limited Time Sale! Playtex* Living"1 Bras Now you can buy the 'amous bra that breathes with you, moves with you, at valuable savings What better t ime to discover the comfort and support that Playtex can give you Al l s izes and cups Reg 4 50 and 4 95. now 3.49 to 3.94 Limited Time Sale! Free Spirit^ Bras Playtex br ings you total comfort in l ingerie -- soft nylon tr icot for today's natural look No show seams with elast ic sides and back Choose soft cup or f iberf i l l l ined cup to add contours Reg 5 00 and 6 00, 3.99 and 4.99 And That's Not All: Save on other popular Play tex bras as wel l during this 'sale event1 MARKET PLACE SHOPPING CENTER 4400 W. Rte. 120 Store Hours: Mon.-Eri. 9-8:30 Saturday 9-6 Sunday 10:30-4:30 Beauty Salon Hours: Mon.-Wed. 9-6 Thurs.-Fri. 9-8:30 Saturday 9-6 -iLr c is. kV q'iltl'tfHiP CHARGE IT AT SPURGEONS AND SAVE NOW' M . i / Shop The Friendly Store That Keeps Prices Down! Manson was elected to the board of directors Of Great Southwest Telephone cor-a poration. His firm was retained by the corporation as con­ sultants. The Great Southwest Telephone corporation, through its wholly-owned subsidiary, Navajo Communications company, provides telephone and radio communications „ service throughout the 25,000 square mile Navajo Indian reservation in Arizona, New Mexico and Utah. In addition, through other subsidiaries,, telephone service is provided in many areas in the state of Texas. Regional Plan CommissionSets Schedule In '72 The McHenry County Regional Planning com­ mission, at its regular December, 1971, meeting held at the commission's office, 208- 210 So. Throop street, Wood­ stock, approved a schedule of meetings for the calendar year 1972. All meetings will be held in the commission's office and will convene at 1:30 p.m. The dates are Jan. 27, Feb. 24, March 23, April 27, May 25, June 22, July 17, Aug. 24, Sept. 28, Oct. 26, Nov. 16 and Dec. 14. Reservations For Livestock Group Accepted Reservations for the 11th annual meeting of the McHenry County Livestock Feeders association are being accepted, Paul Kruse, president, Wooodstock, has announced. The annual meeting will be held at the Timbers, starting at 7:30 p.m., Thursday night, Jan. 13. Bob Gilmore, director of the National Livestock Feed­ ers association, will discuss handling and con­ ditioning cattle. Reservations should be made by contacting either Louise Engelbrecht, Farm Adviser; Paul Kruse, Woodstock; Homer White, Antioch; Dan Walters, Hebron, or Charles Schultz, Algonquin. TAX GUIDE Free copies of the 1972 Farmers' Income Tax Guide are available to McHenry county farmers from their county agricultural Extension adviser. The guide explains in everyday language how to prepare and file income tax returns. It also has illustrated examples which apply to ac- tural farming situations and sample returns keyed to text explanations. STUDY ACTION LINE - The League of Women Voters of Woodstock-McHenry presents a vignette as members discuss ideas for study and action items to be determined at the national convention next spring. From left, members shown are June Girard, Mary Witt, Esther Perez and Dorothy Yeoman. . » The guide also tells what income must be reported, what farm expenses may be deducted and how to claim depreciation and soil and water conservation expenses. Also listed are important dates to remember for filing tax returns, including when Social Security taxes are due. The guide stresses the im­ portance of good records in filing a proper return. ° The U.S. Treasury depart­ ment's Internal Revenue service prepared the tax guide, with the advice and assistance of the Federal Extension service, from all of us at McHenry Liquor Mart-Woodstock Liquor YOU GET MORE AT THE LIQUOR MART ... ^ BETTER SEIECTION ^ LOWER PRICES s SERVICE WITH A SMILE MANY OTHER SPECIALS NOT LISTED HERE Beer 2 6 Pks. cHamtni SMALL PARTY? Use A Falstaff Tapper $ A OQ + Dep. mm£rn%J FOR THE HOLIDAY a SEASON TASTE THE • NEW HOLIDAY Beer 12 pk- Pabst Blue Ribbon or Grain Belt Beer 24-12 oz. Btls. + Dep. 4 itolibap parties cost le& The Liquor Mart Your Party Goes Better With HEUBLEIN FULL STRENGTH COCKTAILS 3 FOR5 too Mohawk Peppermint $2 40 Schnapps Fifth O.D. Gin Fifth '3.39 Vodka Falstaff or Busch Bavarian 24-12 oz. Btls. + Dep. *3.69 Paul Masson Brandy so 40 1/2 Gal. Italian Swiss Colony or Gallo Champagne 3 Fifth's *4.79 MIX OR MATCH Propose A Toast With Chateau Louis Cold Duck or Champagne *1.98 Holiday Selections In Our H ome of "Wines of The World" Department... Taittinger Brut La Francaise Champagne J5.98 *JI POP COSTSJ.ESS HERE Canada Dry Mixers 4 »£• 90' Philadelphia *3.49 BLENDED "*1 WHISKEY at. Beer 24-12 oz. Cans *4.49 M & R Vermouth Sweet or Dry t 30 oz. Btl. brand* Popular Name Champagne - s1.19 Old Crow Bourbon •c- '8.49 Clan McGregor Scotch yg Jolly Good Pop g, 24-12 oz. Cans Pepsi Cola 24-10 oz. Btls. + Dep. _ '1.98 24-16 oz. Btls. + Dep. '2.69 CIGARETTES REG. OR KING CARTON s3.49 FREE ICE CUBES with Liquor Purchase 1/2 Gal. ^ * HOME BAR SPECIALS Haller's Reserve m O.D. Vodka H Q.D. Gin 3 oTss10w MIX OR MATCH Hallfri For Better Tasting Party Snacks Visit - Shop in Our Delicatessen Department BORDEN ri|t J:GG NOG 34 > MRS. BOWEN'S TOM & JERRY'S BRUNO'S RYE BREAD SHEBOYGAN SAUSAGE MILWAUKEE ' CHEESE'S AND * PICKLES 1 lb. 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