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POOLS N STUFF E V E R Y T H I N G Y O U N E E D POOLS-SPAS SAUNAS Rojhm wfll be one of several featured speakers at a business luncheon titled, "Export Op­ portunities: Focus: on Malaysia." The lunchnon will begin at noon, Wednesday, June 13 at Tatewrtdr Center, Crystal Lake. Ihe seminar will provide helpful information to business men and women interested in exporting. Rohm's presentation is en­ titled, "Go With The Plan." "Basically, 1*11 talk about how you have to sit down and do advance planning before going into the export field," he aaid. Rohm, a Woodstock resident, is president of the RAE Cor poration, manufacturers of mall electronic motors and electronic controls and systems. The seminar is being co- sponsored by : McHenry County College; the McHenry County EDC; the US Department of Commerce; the Small Business Administration; and McHenry County area Chambers of Commerce; the Illinois District Export Council and the Nor thwest International Trade Oub. 1 »» per person double occupancy W • (not Miid July thru Labor Day) WEEKLY RATES AVAILABLE INCLUDES: 2 TENKIS COURTS 2 n|kts todfinf (motel or csttaies) 2 BEACHES 2 breaktists CHAIN Of 28 UKES 1 dinner ft cocktail i-HOlE COIF COURSE Trams Mdt I days only $ 11 SO p«' pfson. room only COTTAGES MOTELS hi*' toUrwtm CONDOMINIUMS «ntc ieft 8218 Northeast Illinois Production Credit Association, announced improved service through the Wooflttock office, 2032 N. serving all McHenry county farmers. A change in branch office boundary lines enables the staff to concentrate efforts on the business of quality credit and serve more McHenry county farmers. Northeast PCA serves far­ mers in McHenry, Lake and Boone counties. Luke Loymeyer is the new branch manager of and University of Illinois graduate, has been at the North­ west Illinois PCA/Freeport, for five years. On June 1, Phil fangheim joins the McHenry county branch as loan officer. A native of Farmers ville and a graduate of Illinois State University, Langheim was formerly branch manager of the Clinton county unit of mini PCA at Breese. The PCA is part of the farmer- owned Farm Credit System which offers short and in­ termediate agricultural loans. Two bank staffers attend conference Two employees from the McHenry State Bank recently completed the 25th Bank Executive Development Seminar held in early May in St Paul, MN. The seminar-was sponsored by the Independent Bankers Association of America and offered five days of lectures and group analysis of practical FtaTa teSer!"!^Xm^beth Modal, a secretary, attended. INTEREST INCOME State Treasurer James H. Donnewald announced that interest income onstate deposits topped the $16 million mark for the second month in a row during April. ¥ • » ¥ ¥ ¥ » ¥ « ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ Classic tan poplin suits. Cool comfortable, in an easy-care summer fabric. Perfect for those warm davs ahead.. Fathers Day Sunday June 17th Interlock Solid Knit Shirts Famous Maker 'Designer' Short Sleeve and Sleeveless Shells solids & stripes in 1(X)% £>/"VQQ p o l y e s t e r , s i z e s . U - 4 2 j M " / Originally $14 To $15 poly/cotton short sleeve shirt in assorted plaids. Regularly $28 in summer colors Regularly $24 Blouses Casual Slacks belted poly/cotton. Regularly $32 Argyle Socks 100% cotton Regulariy$3.50pr. solid stripe or patterns, sizes K to IK. Originally $20 To $22 Rompers for Juniors I(M)% cotton or polycotton blend in while, black and brighls, s*m*l. Regularly 0/ $20 To $38 Z,i\ /n fl stretch (will tops, shorts, skirls & pants in iresh summer colors: blue, raspberry or while Originally $14 To $26 | Hie Coca-Cola i Collectibles I Reg. Safe POTHOLOEHS $2.75 *2* J OVEN MITT $3.75 f TIE TOWEL $4.50 *3" I' APRON $13 iJQw ̂ BAR-B-Q MITT $3.75 IN RED AND WHITE mmmmmmrn Crepe de Chine or Linen/Cotton Oversized Blouses in all the newest colors, pink, cream, white, jade, lavender, khaki, black, silver, turquoise, royal & red s*m*i. Regularly $28 To $30 Evry (Mimtfiy and Thursday night H«y Quyt, pitas# don't WOODSTOCK: 124 CASS ST. ELGIN: 168 E. HIGHLAND'AVE, MOX TO TNURS. 9:30 TO 5 MON TO SAT 10 TO 5:30 FR19:30 TO 8/SAT 9:30 TO 5 SUN 11 TO 4/312-742-4000 CLOSED SrXPAV/815-338-7300 VISA • MASTERCARD OR ACKEMAWS CHARGE CARD I » ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ! S^plSKii 4 SECTION 1 - PAGE 1-PLAINPEALER - FRIDAY. JUNE 8. H84