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PAGE4 - PLAIN' KR - FRIDAY,SEPTEMBERgfe IS81 -fe- * " ^ it'k^ ^ert find There In BumitaM Employers Predict Hiring Dip DRS. TERRY A. SELLKE And MICHAEL L. CONLON Are Pleased To Announce The Addition Of M. DONALD J. REILV To Their ORTHODONTIC PRACTICE DR. DONALD J. REILY Dr. Reily has been a close friend and University of Illinois student of Dr. Sellke for more than ten years. In fact, Dr. Sellke has been in the enviable position to have hand picked both of his associates from the pool of people he has taught. As Dr. Sellke describes it, "What better way to ensure a continuity of thought and quality of effort than to have taught your associates and to have picked the best of the class to work with you. With this combined effort, patients can only gain." See us for your 1982 LICENSE STICKERS! • I I I |A 01234561 r--T ILLINOIS a ft oooo .. land oFUNCOUi Purchase your 1982 license plate renewal sticker at The First National Bank of McHenry . *Get fast, immediate delivery of your 1982 sticker •Check your present license sticker for expiration date •Bring your pre-printed registration form to the Bank •Service Charge will be $2.00 •September stickers available Now! LOBBY HOURS: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Wednesday and Saturday 9:00 am to 12:30 pm F r i d a y 9:00 am to 7:30 pm Serving the banking needs of the McHenry area M M Mai Member FDIC NcITIOlNiaL BaNK OF IVFHeNRY 3814 WEST ELM STREET P 0 BOX 338 McHENRY, ILLINOIS 6005D 815-385-5400 Dr. D.J. Reily Joins Practice Drs. Terry A. Sellke and Michael L. Conlon have announced the addition of Dr. Donald J. Reily to their orthodontic practi< Dr. Reily atti university. He lab his dental edufrpl University of Illinois, where he was awarded his D.D.S. degree in 1979. His or­ thodontic training then began, also at Illinois, where he conducted research in bone growth and develop­ ment for his masters' degree. ola tentions vfcdk Another at the Employers in the McHenry area predict a dip in hiring activity for the next three months, according to a quarterly survey conducted by Manpower, Inc. Chuck Bartels, owner of Manpower's McHenry of­ fice, said, "overall, 13 percent of the area em­ ployers polled plan to hire additional workers diving the fourth quarter (October, November, December), down significantly from the 27 percent with similar in­ ns one year ago. 17 percent expect staff reductions, 67 percent plan no change in staff levels 5nd 3 percent are unsure of ieir hiring plans.'" In a similar survey con­ ducted one year ago at this time, 20 percent expected staff reductions and 53 percent predicted no change in staff levels. Local job opportunities are predicted by non-durable goods manufacturers. Staff reductions are expected by service employers and durable goods manufac­ turers. McHenry area results are less optimistic than those reported nationally and regionally. Employers nationwide predict hiring activity to remain sluggish through the end of the year. Of the 10,000 U.S. employers In over 300 cities polled, 23 percent plan to hire additional workers during the next three months while 12 percent expect staff reductions. These figures are similar to those reported one year ago and are approximately the same as survey results of the past two quarters. Construction employers were the least optimistic of all employment sectors with slightly more firms ex­ pecting to reduce than to increase staff levels. Eighteen precent of em­ ployers polled plan to hire additional workers during the fourth quarter, down significantly from the 30 percent who had similar intentions last quarter, but similar to the 19 percent with like intentions one year ago. At Insurance Seminar TREAT FOR SERVERS-A total of 105 Mass servers and their chaperones were the guests of the George R. Justen & Son funeral home, at a major league baseball game between the Milwaukee Brewers and the New York Rangers at Milwaukee stadium. The boys were being recognized for their help over the past year with the funeral Masses. The boys were allfrom St. Mary's Catholic church, St. Patrick's Catholic church, and St. John the Baptist Catholic church. Gas Customer Refund Illinois gas cus begin receiving Promoted JOEL MOTEL Joel L. Motel has been named director of audio product planning for Zenith Radio corporation, it was announced by John L. Mc- Cailister, vice-president, marketing. In his new position. Motel will be responsible for the product planning of the fall audio line-radio and stereo in­ struments. Motel joined Zenith in 1980 as manager of audio product planning. Prior to joining Zenith, Motel served as a sales training manager f%r Panasonic Company aaf was owner of a recording studio. He received a B.A. degree with honors from the University of Illinois at Urbana in 1971. Motel and his wife, Peggy, are parents of two daughters, Tamara and Amanda, and live in Ring wood. $90 million in utility refunds this month, Attorney General Ty Fahner and Commerce Commission Chairman Michael V. Hasten said last Friday. The refunds, made possible by a lawsuit brought against the State of Louisiana regarding an illegal tax on natural gas, will mean that typical Illinois residential gas users will get an average $10 reduction on their gas bills. The refunds, which will range from about $9 to $12.50, will be phased-in through the 'purchase gas adjustment factor' over a period of 12 to 22 months beginning this month. The phased-in approach was accepted by the parties in the suit because the tax revenue is invested in cer­ tificates of deposit which mature at different times through June, 1983. Im­ mediate release of all tax revenue would cost Illinois c u s t o m e r s i n t e r e s t penalties. Northern Illinois Gas Co., which serves about 1.4 m i l l i o n c u s t o m e r s , estimates refunds will be $10 per customer. GET MIMED! V <" Raymond Semro, McHenry, represents the McHenry County Life Underwriters at the Illinois Life Underwriters association membership workshop in Springfield. Semro is shown discussing membership efforts with ILUA President Robert Bortz and ILUA secretary' treasurer William Sunderlage. The Veterans Ad­ ministration provides hospital care covering the full range of medical ser­ vices for service connected disabled veterans. Out­ patient services are also available. Details about eligibility requirements are available at all VA medical centers and regional offices. Raymond Semro, mem­ bership chairman of the McHenry County Life Un­ derwriters association, recently attended a two-day seminar on activities of the National and Illinois Life Underwriters associations at t h e a s s o c i a t i o n ' s headquarters in Springfield, Illinois. Semro, has been in the insurance industry for 32 years and has been selected to serve as membership chairman for the 76- member chapter of professional career agents. "The McHenry County association conducts a variety of educational and professional development programs during the year," Semro states. In addition, the local association also conducts public service and public education projects within the community. Semro also notes that the Illinois and National A s s o c i a t i o n o f L i f e U n ­ derwriters have been ac­ tively working to support efforts for mandatory pre- l l l i no i s Be l l licensing and continuing education requirements for insurance agents. Individuals wanting more information about the McHenry association may phone 815-338-2000. Ask Adjusted Rates As a result of telephone growth in the McHenry calling area, Illinois Bell has filed for reclassification of Outer Metropolitan Ser­ vices, according to Stan Jozwiak, the company's local manager. The reclassification asks for the adjusted rates to be effective Oct. 5. Increases in monthly bills Complete Payroll Sorvlco • From Time Card To W-2, Including All Government Forms I In-House Computer - We Deliver HARMS ACCOUNTING 385-3074 WE SPECIALIZE IN PAYROLL BP5Lv i *i»L»LJi ,v,i,ia^xiisxixa5roroBB Rep. Klemm To Address Area Restaurateurs The McHenry county chapter of the Illinois Restaurant association will be welcoming Rep. Richard O. Klemm to their next chapter meeting. The chapter will meet at the John Evans Inn, 6607 North­ west highway, Crystal Lake, Monday, Sept. 28. Rep. Klemrrt will address the membership on the events of the last legislative session as well as giving the attendees a look to the future. The chapter members meet for cocktails at 6:30 p.m. and the dinner meeting will begin at 7:30. Anyone interested in at­ tending this meeting should contact Maxine Cwiak, 385- 4147, for more information. in the McHenry elxchange for ~ most residence customers with Outer Metropolitan Services will be 30 cents. For most business customers the increase will be one dollar. The new rates will affect about 6,920 customers in the exchange. Jowiak explained that there are several rate "brackets" for local telephone service, based on the number of phones that can be called in the area without a toll charge. When the number of phones in a calling area exceeds the limit of its bracket, such as in McHenry, the next higher rate bracket applies. Under this sytem, ex­ changes throughout Illinois Bell's territory with similar numbers of telephones that can be called without a toll charge are placed in the same bracket. This assures t h t a t e q u a l r a t e s a r j f c charged for comparable service. \ Plame§ dearth ^ r \/ \ i ir n / r i w r INC. E X C L U S I V E L Y F I R E P L A C E S ULTIMATE IN WOODBURNING FIREPLACES I INSTALLED BY OUR PERSONNEL OR WE WILL TEACH YOU TO DO IT YOURSELF. FALL PRICES COMPLETELY INSTALLED .S.on$1650M 6 JJ $ CULTURED STONE OR BRICK FRONT WITH CEDAR MANTLE 2 STORY 1950 00 OUTSIDE CHASE STRICTLY EXTRA l>o I t \ on rs i ' l t Insta l la t ion Cl in ic Saturday* Scj»i. ~t i 1;00 H t > f r e s h t t i e n I s S e r v e d ! ! 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