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PAGE 17 - PLAINDEALER - FRIDAY. MAY 27. IMS Ending An Era, Starting Anew Hospital Honors McHenry Resident McHenry Man Designated As Professional Engineer 8 registration is a process carefully controlled by each state to assure ' recognition of only those with proven i engineering ability. He has also met the qualifications for Illinois To qualify, Klontz had to be a degreed engineer and successfully demonstrate broad engineering knowledge during 16 hours of examinations. In addition it was necessary to show significant engineering experience. As a professional engineer, Klontz ^ has been certified as being suf- knowledgable to work on engineering projects affecting the safety of the Klontz, a McHenry native, • graduated from the University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana in 1974 with a Bachelor of Science in Elec- • trical Engineering. He received the • Master of Science degree from the same school in 1975. He is presently KEITH W. KLONTZ vice president-Engineering at Keith W. Klontz, a McHenry McHenry Electric. Electric & Supply company engineer At 30, he is believed to be the and manager, has been accepted as a youngest registered professional registered professional engineer in engineer in the electric motor service the State of Wisconsin. The industry in the world. : Taps In Secretaries Employee ; of the Month, In celebration of Secretary's day, the Hamilton hotel in Itasca con­ ducted a "Why is Your Secretary One in a Million?" contest. The hotel had northwest suburban corporations submit a short statement telling why their secretaries are the tops. Michelle has worked at A.T. & T. in Schaumburg for the past two years. Her boss, Bruce Jarvis, submitted her recommendation. It was chosen with seven other finalists from more than 100 applicants, and six judges from area businesses selected Michelle as the winner. Jarvis said, "Her ability to manage a secretarial workload, keep an active sales manager and two offices on track, and type and file for my staff of five is amazing to me." Jarvis continued, "Her youth belies her ability and willingness to support me and my business objectives. What a lady, friend and subordinate. To me, she is one in a million." Michelle is the daughter of Kjrby /.aoafjune J Attorney Joins Wisconsin Firm Attorney Alan J. White, formerly of MicHenry, has joined the Wisconsin Dells firm of Helland and Wolfe. A member of the Sauk and Coranbia County Bar associations and the Wisconsin Academy of Trial Lawyers, as well as the State Bar of Wisconsin, White also teaches criminal law at Mid-State Technical institute in Adams, Wis. White is a 1982 graduate of the University of Nebraska College of Law, and during the past year has been practicing in Friendship, Wis. Prior to attending law school, White was awarded an Associate of Science degree at McHenry County college, a Bachelor of Science in Education degree at Northern Illinois university, where he majored in History, and a Master's degree in Political Science at Central Michigan university. He taught ' American History and Government for six years in the public schools of Midland, Mich. White currently resides near Necedah, Wis., with his wife, Maria, also df McHenry, and his two children, Amber and Jori. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy White, 807 North River road, McHenry. Vc/utdoor lurniture CALIFORNIA UMBRELLAS... The Finest * _- ̂ d ; • MICHELLE " ROTHLESBERGER She's "One in a Million". That's the title earned by Michelle ' Rothlesberger, 21, a 1979 graduate of McHenry high school who now resides in Crystal Lake. wan >£22f* - JOSEPH J. JOHN, JR. The promotion of Joseph J. John, Jr., to regional sales manager-Midwest has been announced by Bob Mottla, national sales manager of Ludlow Textiles Company, Inc. Joe, who is an eight-year veteran with Ludlow, will continue to reside in McHenry, while continuing to service his accounts throughout the midwest. Ludlow Textiles Company, Inc. is a diver­ sified manufacturer of heavy in­ dustrial synthetic threads, twines and lacing cords for the footwear, fur­ niture, electric and electronic in­ dustries. Under The S u n . . . . . CALIFORNIA UMBRELLA WILLIAM L. GODDIN William L. Goddin, son of Mr. and Mrs. William R. Goddin, 2501 N. Riverside drive, McHenry, was upgraded to Captain with American Central Airlines April 27. He is currently based at Sioux City, Iowa. Captain Goddin graduated from West campus, McHenry, in 1978. He at­ tended Northern Illinois university and Tursair School of Aviation in Opalocka, Fla., where he received h initial flight training. COMPANY EARNINGS Modine Manufacturing company has reported that net earnings for the fiscal year ended March 31,1983, were $3,763,000, or $1.30 per share, on sales of $169,168,000. Sales declined 16 percent from the $201,019,000 in the previous year, when the company earned $8,770,000* or $3.02 per share. ATTENDS SEMINAR Patrick James Letizia of the Letizia Financial agency of Midland National Life, Wonder Lake, has just returned from the company's home office in Sioux Falls, S. Dak., where he at­ tended the fifty-fourth FastStart seminar. He joined a select group of MNL general agents from throughout the United States, all of whom met specified sales production goals in order to qualify for attendance. Letizia recently was named a general agent for Midland National, and his qualification for attendance at this FastStart seminar allowed him to participate in an intensive three-day instructional program. 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