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HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS Division Controller Appointment William Wines has been recently appointed division controller at Spaulding Fibre company, Insurok division in DeKalb, 111. Mr. Wines is a graduate of St. Mary's school, McHenry, and Marian Central high school in Woodstock. He received his B.S. degree in Business ad­ ministration at Northern Illinois university in 1972 and passed his state CPA exams the same year. He has been em­ ployed with Spaulding since 1972 as company CPA and head of division accounting. He and his wife, Mary Ann, live in DeKalb. Mr. Wines is the son of Mrs. Dolores Wines of Wonder Lake. It's easier to tell a neighbor the proper thing to do than to follow one's own advice, * * * * There's more to being a good teacher than a knowledge of a subject. QUESTIONS AND AN­ SWERS 1. I just lost my job after working with a company for over a year. When I was first hired, the boss told me that company policy provided for a week of paid vacation time after working a full year. Now that I'm no longer employed by the company, they refuse to give me the pay I've earned for this vacation time. What can I do? The Wage Claims division of the Illinois Department of Labor may be able to help if vou file a claim with them so ^AGE 17 - PLAINDEALER that they may determine if a hearing is in order. The Division is located at 910 South Michigan avenue. Room 1808, Chicago. 111., 60605. 2. I am a married woman with two small children at home. I would like to find a job to help support my family, but can't" work on a full-time basis. The job-ads in our local newspaper don't list any suitable part-time jobs and I really can't afford to go through a private employment agency Do you have any suggestions" Your local Illinois State Employment service may be able to help you find just the job you're looking for. "Tem- preadv", a program launched FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 18, 1977 by the Employment service, is designed to match the person looking for a temporary, part- time. or seasonal job with the employer that is seeking that type of worker. To find the Employment service office closest to you, call toll-free (800) 972-5326. Questions mav be submitted to WORKWISE. 910 South Michigan Avenue. Room 1830. Chipago, Illinois. 60605. Trusting Youth Nowadays, when you tell a teen-ager he must shift for himself, he thinks you're going to buy him a sports car. -Times-Herald, Dallas. JOIN HOSPITAL BOARD -- Three new members of the McHenry hospital board are, from left. Dr. John Elstrom, Mrs. Bertha Stange and Dr. Robert Kessler. DON PEASLEY PHOTOGRAPHY) Caution Prevents Blindness When Using Jumper Cables BACK BY POPULAR FRIDAYS 5 To Perch Dinner $2'5 Poor Man's Lobster Eye injuries related to car batteries nearly tripled from 1973 to 1976, according to Jim O'Neil, safety specialist for the National Society for the Prevention of blindness Among the reasons cited for the sharp increase are public ignorance of the explosive nature of the car battery and lack of proper instructions for the use of jumper cables. "The public is not aware that battery explosions may result from improper connection of jumper cables, accidental shorting or sparking, or examining a battery with an open flame," he said "Or, that these explosions may result in severe eye injuries, even blindness." In a recent report, eye specialists Drs. T.L.R. Holekamp and Bernard Becker of the Department of Ophthalmology, Washington university School of Medicine, St. Louis, Mo., attributed the increase to the large number of unwary or careless individuals servicing their own cars. Many drivers are unaware that a car battery can become a highly explosive bomb! Car batteries are filled with a mixture of water and sulfuric acid which under certain conditions, as during rapid charging, can generate hydrogen and oxygen gases. A spark or open flame can ignite this highly explosive mixture producing a blast forceful enough to send battery acid and fragments flying. Many battery explosions are triggered by using a match flame to see into filler ports. The eye specialists' report also cited a little publicized source of battery explosion - ignition of the gas by internal sparking in old batteries which can occur when conductors between cells become cracked. Corrosion deposits on terminal posts present an additional hazard, if fragments scraped or chipped off them get into the eye. In an effort to minimize the risk of injury and loss of sight from improperly connected jumper cables, the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness recommends this step-by-step procedure. Before beginning: -Extinguish all cigarettes, matches and lighters. -Turn off the ignition in both cars, and make certain the vehicles aren't touching each other -Remove the caps from both atteries to vent dangerous gases. 1 Connect one clamp of the jumper cables to the positive pole of the dead battery. 2. Connect the other end of the same cable to the positive pole of the booster battery. 3. Connect the second cable to the negative pole of the booster battery. 4. Finally, clamp the other end to the engine block of the vehicle with the dead battery, on the side away from the battery. 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