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pAGE 1* - PLALNDEALER - WEDNESDAY. AUGUST II, 1178 PerNpertive HOW ABOUT REAL LABOR REFORM K> RIIW1.I) REAGAN In late 1975 Mitch Feinglass invested ever>' nickel he could lav his hands on to start a concrete company in Irvington, N Y He specialized in small jobs for homeowners and his company prospered Today, he employs four drivers, full-time and year round He pays them between $15,000 and $18,000 each a year, with two week's paid vacation and medical insurance Things were going along well until Teamster Local 458 showed up one day in May The union threw a picket line in front of Feinglass small plant Its signs complained that he did not provide his drivers with union benefits The drivers were as surprised as he was. since none of them belonged to the union or had shown any interest in joining Feinglass rushed down to the local Teamster headquarters to find out why he was being picketed They told him they wanted his drivers to join their union This would mean more jobs for union members and. of course, more dues for the union s treasury Mitch said h©;, had no objection if that's what his drivers wanted to do. but he refused to force them to join as the price for keeping their jobs The picket line continued Other Teamsters refused to make deliveries across the picket line Mitch was forced to crawl out of bed at 4 o'clock in the morning to accept deliveries - to avoid the pickets In time he asked the National Labor Relations board to hold an election to find out -- formally - the wishes of his drivers about joining the union .June 8 was set as the day for the election, but the day before Ixjcal 458 delivered a letter to the NLRB saying it had no desire to represent Feinglass' drivers after all The election, which the union apparently figured it would lose, was cancelled Vet two weeks later the same pickets were back again with signs claiming that Mitch didn t pay "area stan­ dard wages And. again, Teamster deliverers refused to cross the line The fact that Feinglass drivers make more in a year than Teamster drivers do (because he guarantees them year round work i did not seem to interest Local 458 Mitch's drivers have said all along they like things the way they are If they had to join the union they would be at the bottom of the seniority totem pole If a temporary layoff came other drivers would get their jobs when hiring resumed And while they now get steady year round work, as Teamsters, if there was no work, there would be no pay t'nion work rules are designed to require the hirfng of a maximum number of members If a truck breaks down a union driver is not allowed to drive another truck that day nor are union drivers allowed to per form a lot of work that Mitch Feinglass drivers do such as loading and repairs In other words spread the work around thinly Now Feinglass has won another NLRB order which forbids Teamster pickets from assault ing his dr ivers on the wav to work and from making threatening gestures to truckers del ivering to his com pan > He savs i t is almost Security American Family s Special Homeowners Package Policy Complete security fc that special place you call home it s the most comprehensive home owners coverage we ve ever offeree Can me today i11 provide /ou with ai 'he information Because pour home ft ipedal F*AAOO*ttl< --OUR NEW LOCATION-- Corner of Cyrstal Lake Blacktop & Rt. 120 MeHenry CALL US FOR DETAILS 1*5-2304 iMILY M/TO mm BUSMSS MAHH AN A/rwc*r> F *mily Mulua1 Insufin' «- son Wis impossible to enforce the order Meanwhile, his legal fees alone are eating deeply into his business The law protects the right of employees to join a union and bargain with their employer if they want to. That's as it should be, but something's wrong when a powerful union cAn muscle a small business - nearly shutting it down - just because the boss refuses to force his employees - against their will - to join. This sum­ mer Congress is still con­ sidering labor reform legislation While it's at it, it \ should make that coercion illegal That would be REAL labor reform Goodwill Truck Will Visit MeHenry Next Week VA operates the largest medical system in the nation - a system that daily treats an average of 185,000 patients in 172 hospitals, 217 out-patient clinics, 88 nursing homes, and 16 domiciliates. The Goodwill Industries truck will be in MeHenry Friday, Aug. 25, according to Mrs. Nick (Agnea) Adams, representative, to pick up tools of rehabilitation for the han­ dicapped clients. For pick-up * call 385-0662. "Some people complain about not enough time for everything they want to do, but for some people there is too much time...time without anything to do," Mrs. Adams reported. Time drags for a han­ dicapped person without a job. "Fortunately, there are a lot of handicapped people whose time is happily filled with productive work at Goodwill. "More handicapped people could be working at Goodwill, but it takes a steady stream of repairable clothing and housewares," Mrs. Adams reported. Goodwill is a sheltered, fully staffed workshop providing vocational rehabilitation for northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin through practical \ instruction and training, paid * workshop experience and psychological adjustment as required. The goal of every , Goodwill client-trainee is to , leave the Abilities center for i gainful employment. • • • • Faith in one's self is the foundation of success. m> ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY Each of th«M advartisad itams is required to ba raadily availabla for aala at or below tha advartisad price in aach A&P Stora listed below. PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS. AUO. 17, THAU SAT. AUO. IS, 1t7« NONE SOLO TO DEALERS OR WHOLESALERS. ALLTHIS WKKGET UP TO ;rjs •rrgrfI M0N. thru SAT. 8-12 SUN. 8-6 GBSgSl KflJNIP ROAST •Sew AiPi QtutMjf LB. BUTTER BASTED TURKEYS A&P Is A Country Farm Poik Shop ASSORTED MCLUOtS: 2-MRLOM. t-CtNTtN 2-SHOULDER CHOPS GRADE 10TO 14-LB AVERAGE ASP'S FINEST QUALITY 15 ASST PIECES US GOV'T 1NSP OR TOP ROUND ROAST LB LB. LB. 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I691 Portions 149 Byzantine Mass To Be Celebrated August 20 A Byzantine divine liturgy will be celebrated at St. Peter's convent, one block north of Routes 59 and 173 in Antioch, Sunday, Aug. 20, at 9 a.m. The purpose of this liturgy is to organize Byzantine (Eastern-rite) Catholics who are in union with the Pope of Rome to form a mission church to serve residents of Lake and MeHenry counties in nor­ theastern Illinois. The Byzantine church has its "roots" from the Slavic countries of Europe such as, Czechoslovakia (Ruthenia), H u n g a r y , Y u g o s l a v i a , R o u m a n i a , U k r a i n e a n d Russia. The church in Europe was known as "Greek Catholic". The liturgy that is celebrated is that of St. John Chrysostom which is similar to the Orthodox liturgy. Any further information can be obtained by writing to Father Francis Q. Kub (who will celebrate the Mass) at St. Peter's church. 657 Lake St., Antioch, 111.-* 60002. All Catholics, Roman and Eastern-rite, are invited to attend. . For ..., information or assistance in applying for veterans benefits, write, call or visit your nearest VA office or a veterans service organization. W0RKWISE • Q Where can I, without having to read the entire law (which is too complicated for a layman 40 understand anyway), get sensible answers to my questions regarding the Illinois Child Labor Law? Q The Illinois Department of Labor has just recently published a two-part "Illinois Labor Law Handbook" which should fit your need. Part I of the publicaiton is entitled "A Guide To Workers' Rights" while Part II is entitled "A Guide for employer Com­ pliance." Both are in question and answer form, are written in layman terms for easy un­ derstanding and are available from IDOLs Division of Planning, Research and PAGE 11 - PLAINDEALER Publications. 910 S. Michigan Ave. (18th Floor). Chicago. 111. 60605. Q. I am employed partime (I am a high school student) at a small, family owned 5 and 10 cent-type store that hires mostly teenagers We are paid by check every Friday and the checks and stubs show us receiving our full wages, but the owner requires that we cash our "checks at the store and when we cash them he You'll do better at now with EXTRA GREEN STAMPS. DIG OUT ALL YOUR OLD S&H GREEN STAMPS. . THEY'RE STILL GOOD! WEDNESDAY, AUGUST It, 1978 withholds money for "shor­ tages". He does it every payday and. to every teenager that works for him. Can he do this legally? A. In a word, "NO," he may not do this legally unless he has prior approval from the Illinois Department of Labor Even if you signed an agreement allowing him to do so, your employer may not deduct the cost of shortages, breakage or spoilage of materials from your wages without permission from IDOL's Wage Claims Division. 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As parents, we like to know that, while our children are at school, everything possible is being done to protect their health and well being So, we supply them with raincoats, boots, scarves, warm coats and other protective clothing We make sure that, whether they walk or ride to school, all possible safety precautions are taken If they participate in athletics, we insist they use protective gear, such as helmets, face guards, gloves, etc Yet, many parents send their children off to school with no protection against polio, measles, whooping cough, mumps or diphtheria Polio can be crippling Measles can result in hearing, vision or mental deficiencies Three-day measles (rubella), if transmitted from a child to a pregnant woman, can result in birth defects Any aae of these diseases can causewhg-lasting or permanent damage that is just as serious as an athletic injury They can strike any child who is not fully protected, just as an auto can strike a child at an unprotected street crossing So. please keep in mind that protection against dise-ist is, one of the most important items you can give your children Check their immunization records, and if they need any vaccinations or booster shots, put those on your list of back-to- school items right along with the coats, boots, gloves and other protections If you are not sure what immunizations your child needs, ask your doctor or your local health department The vaccines are available from either your family doctor or free of charge from your local health department If you want more information about the immunizations your child should have, write to: Illinois Department of Public Health, Immunization Project. 535 West Jefferson, Springfield. 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