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PAGE 17 - PLAINDEALER-1 HERE AND THERE IN BUSINESS Thomas Wall Promoted By Brako Paris the University of Wisconsin. He is a director of the McHenry Chamber of Commerce and is director of music at the First Baptist church, Crystal Lake. He is married and has three children. Or. Wltkowskl Joins McHenry Ho spttal Staff THOMAS D. WALL Thomas D. Wall of Crystal Lake has been appointed vice- president and general manager of Brake Parts Co., McHenry, hydraulic brake parts division of the Echlin Manufacturing company, Joseph V. Scott, president of Echlin, has an­ nounced. Wall has been employed by Echlin in its brake parts business since 1964. He has progressed from field salesman through several product planning and management posts in Brake Parts company and its United Parts division. Before becoming general manager of Brake Parts Co., he was manager of the United Parts division. He is a member of the Brake Systems com­ mittee, National Automotive Parts association. Wall studied accounting at the University of Tennessee and marketing jrnd finance at DR. ROMAN WITKOWSKY _ The board of directors of McHenry hospital has ap­ proved for associate mem­ bership on the Medical-Dental staff, Roman B. Witkowsky, M.D., emergency medical service physician. Dr. Witkowsky, 30, is a graduate of Loyola university's Stritch School of Medicine, Chicago, and served his in­ ternship at Wesley Memorial hospital, Chicago. He took postgraduate studies at the Research hospitals, University of Chicago, and completed his residency in emergency medical service at Louisville Memorial hospital. Dr. Witkowsky recently joined McHenry hospital's Emergency department, which is directed by John Bowman, M.D. Dr. Witkowsky resides in McHenry. L&0K OUT Northern Illinois BUICK'S * LESS 76 CENTURY SPECIAL Fully Equipped • Landau Top • Power Steering • Steel Belted Radials • Whitewall Tires • Wheel Covers • Automatic Trans • Buick Economy 6 cylinder Similar Savings '76 Electros '76 LaSabras '76 Skylarks '76 R*gals Sabep Buick O P E L 5 8 7 - 2 5 5 5 9 1 S . R T . 1 2 , F O X L A K E , I L L AUCTION NOV. 30 *<W. 30 1013 Lamb Road, Woodstock, Illinois Located 1 mile N.W. of Woodstock, % mile N. of Rt. 14 Auto Parts Auction starting at 12:30 P.M. FARM MACHINERY: Ford 900 series tractor (new motor & clutch 2 yrs., external hydraulic control), Ford loader, Ford 3-14" plow 3 pt., Ford 2 row cultivator 3 pt, Massey 44 tractor, 11 ft. Kewanee wheel disc, 8 ft. Allis Chalmers disc (rubber tires), J.D. 3-14 Pull plow, Int'l. 4-16 plow for parts, 4 row Oliver rotary hoe, J.D. 10 ft. grain drill, J.D. 8 ft. Quack digger, Schultz 2 row stalk chopper, J D. 1 row green chopper w / corn head, New Idea 7 ft. mower, J.D. hay conditioner, Int'l., 2 row pull picker, 32 ft. Kelly Ryan elevator, 24 ft. Kelly Ryan eleyator w i elec. motor. 24 ft. bale conveyor w / transp. & mtr., 3 Section drag, N.I. manure spreader, J.D. wagon hoist, P.T.O. feed grinder, Tandem axel trailer, Air compressor, Lincoln welder, Clinton chain saw 24" blade, 2- 300 gal. gas tanks w, stands, gas-water pump lVfc, Surge SP-22 vacuum pump, 2 compartment S. Steel wash tubs, 30 gal. Rheem hot water heater, 2 barn fans, 17 stanchion dividers, 30 stanchions, drinking cups, feed bunks, water tanks, electric motors, 8 rolls building felt, roll concrete re-enforcing wire, Ladders, 2 825-20 tires w / rims, C.I. sewer pipe & fittings, New 32x32 steel shower cabinet w base & new fittings, new shower door w / tempered glass, 2-8 ft. overhead garage doors, 6 - 25 ft. creosoted telephone poles, 3785 BALES STRAW, 1973-Vz TON DODGE PICK UP TRUCK (30,000 MI.),. Quantity of radiators, copper & brass pipe & fittings, antiques & hshld. goods; Large antique roll top desk, old milk cans, Kenmore automatic washer, wringer washer, Beds, Dressers, Cabinets, 2 gas stoves, Refrigerator, Dining room set, 12 open Holsteins Heifers 550 - 600 lbs.; and other articles too numerous to mention. EUGENE NELLESSEN, OWNER 1013 Lamb Road, Woodstock, Illinois TERMS: CASH OR GOOD CHECK AUCTIONEER: "BILL" RUSSEL A Day To Remember A year ago this Thanksgiving, there occurred an event of significance not only to our nation but to the world. Yet, by many, that event went unnoticed. The event? The separation of the non-volunteer from the United States Army. The significance? The volunteer Army had proved a success. Why was the event largely passed over? Perhaps because such virtues as patriotism and dedication are, to many, anachronistic. Perhaps because some of the media withdraw from any event that is not at least somewhat anti-establishment. But the fact remains. America's young men and women said, and continue to say, that they care enough about the American way to commit some or all of their working lives to preserving it. This Thanksgiving weekend, on the anniversary of that statement, America and her friends around the world should be truly thankful. Police Chiefs Agree To License Change For Economy The majority of police chiefs throughout the state said -they would approve a change from the present two license plate system to one plate on the rear of a vehicle, provided it would save an expected $4 million, Secretary of State Michael J. Howlett said this week. The endorsement came from police chiefs who returned a three-part questionnaire, sent by the Illinois Association of Chiefs of Police, in conjunction with the Secretary of State's office. "Police chiefs were asked if law enforcement capabilities would be hindered if a license plate is on the rear of a vehicle only. Majority approval came only on the part which included the $4 million savings to tax­ payers," Howlett said. Last September, Howlett recommended new legislation to issue multi-year license plates for Illinois cars and trucks, instead of annual. The proposal would be for a five-year plate of aluminum, renewable each year by purr chase of a reflectorized decal to be affixed 'to the plate. In addition, the legislation will ask that the Secretary be given discretion to extend the multi-year plate beyond five years. Change in the license plate system followed recom­ mendations by a task force Howlett appointed last April to study multi-year and per­ manent plates. Ronald P. FoX, Elmhurst, is chairman of the evaluation committee. The committee said that Illinois would save $21 million over a five-year period with multi-year plates. However, the cost for the first year would be $6,661,000 higher, mainly because the aluminum plate would be more expensive than the present steel used. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 28. 1975 At present, forty-five states are issuing multi-year plates and fifteen states are using only the rear plate. 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