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tMove-,/iUpifTr BFMOWS * r r c B f W f O O M , Christmas Club McHenry $600,000 PAGE • - PLA1NDEALER - FRIDAY. OCTOBER 31.1980 Legal Notice State Bank Mails In Checks Nov. J Saturday, Nov. 1, the McHenry State bank will mail in excess of 1600,000 in checks to club members. Local merchants will be interested in knowing that surveys show approximately one-third of the amount saved is actually used for Christmas shopping and a similar amount is usually converted into a savings account. The remaining balance is normally used to pay bills or to make a down payment on a major pur­ chase. The Christmas club program originated in 1910 and now exceeds, $3.2 billion annually. Over ISO million savers had their first contact with banking through the Christmas club program. McHenry State bank Christmas club grows larger each year and the trend continues to be for early distribution of checks. To insure early mailing next year, the 1961 Christ­ mas club is now open. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. McHENRY \ COUNTY, ILLINOIS • PROBATE DIVISION« ? ESTATE OF ETHEL E. PREHN, Deceased, File No. 80-P-334 CLAIM NOTICE Notice is given of the death of ETHEL E. PREHN. of McHenry, Illinois. Letters of office; were issued on Oc­ tober 27. I960, to MARY LEE HESS, 609 Frolic, Waukegan, Illinois, 6006S whose attorney is John Lampe, 3424 w. El "* McHenry, IL., 60050. Contracts For GT New two-year contracts between General Telephone company of Illinois and Locals 51 and 702, In­ ternational Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW), have been ratified by Union members, according to Chuck Bultmann, vice president - human resources of the company. Included in the new contracts is an immediate 7 percent wage increase, followed by a 2.5 percent increase May 10, 1961. The agreement also calls for a 6.4 percent in­ crease in October, 1961, with an additional 2.5 percent increase in May, 1962. the wage increases are within the current federal wage and price guidelines. Ron Vacula, vice-president of McHenry State bank, has announced that $600,000 in Christmas club savings will be mailed to club members Nov. 1 Claims against the estate may be filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court at 2200 N. Seminary Avenue, Woodstock, Illinois, 60096, or with the representative, or both , within 6 months from the date of issuance of letters and any claim not filed within that period is barred. Copies of a claim filed with the Clerk must be mailed or delivered to the represen­ tative and to the attorney within 10 days after it has been filed. Vernon W. Kays, Jr Clerk of the Court (Pub. Oct. 31, Nov.7& Nov. 14,1960) Modine Sales In Cuda Jolns Law Flrm Downward Trend Sales and earnings con­ tinued their downward trend during Modine Manufac­ turing Co.'s second fiscal quarter which ended in September, according to the company's quarterly report just out. Sales for the July- Sep­ tember quarter were $45,012,000, down from the first fiscal quarter by 3 percent and were 13 percent below last year's record of $51,441,000. Net earnings of $1,964,000 1(4.4 percent of sales) were 31 percent under the prior year's record of $2,876,000 ( 5.6 percent of sales). Per-share earnings were 69 cents compared with 99 cents last year. Steven J. Cuda, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cuda of McHenry, has joined the law firm of Lutter & Prather, Ltd., 10 W. Terra Cotta, Crystal Lake. The firm name has been changed to Lutter, Prather & Cuda, Ltd. Cavemen used amulet* and necklaces of teeth and animal bones to ward off evil spirits. County Manufacturers Name New Officers 4 At the McHenry County Manufacturer's association recent meeting, the 1980-81 officers were elected. They are president, John Burrus, Claussen Pickle company, Woodstock; secretary- treasurer, Jim McNames, Farr company, Crystal Lake; first vice-president, Jon Gallo, Claussen Pickle company, Woodstock; second vice-president, Phil Neville, Southwest Forest Ind., Union; and third vice- president, Roy Prestage, Gearmaster, McHenry. Two of the objectives of the association are to promote increased civic interest and to promote cooperation in matters of common interest of industry in McHenry county. McHenry County Comprehensive Mental Health Service System Mental Health Crisis Line Far McHanry County / Tell fr-- 24 H«vr ItnerfSMcy Professional Staff will answor your call. uiMnmimtt naasstawj w n n r o u Y t t i 0ntt«T0Wt ! • • • •RENT OPTIONS •SALT DELIVERY •SALT SALE Sarvlco All Makos 385-3093 3N7 CHAPEL Mil. ROAD McHENRY, HI. 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Here Rnd There In Businffii * 9 AT CONVENTION John and Bill Huemann of Joseph H. Huemann & Sons, Inc. in McHenry, were am­ ong the 4,000 persons who at­ tended the thirty-second annual convention of the National Water Well Association (NWWA) held at the LasVegas Convention center recently. NWWA is the Worthington, Ohio-based trade and professional society of the industry that protects and supplies the nation's underground water resources. Promises made... promises kept... As Winnebago County Treasurer, Doug Aurand has achieved a record of fiscal excellence. During his 10 years as Treasurer, Doug has reduced his office staff by 50%, has continually worked to cut operating expenses and has earned more than $15 Million dollars in interest for the taxpayers. A lifetime resident of the 16th District, Doug is an enthusiastic individ­ ual that gets things done. Doug is devoted to his family and understands the problems with inflation, natural resources, unemployment and our senior citizens. * Let's give Doug the opportunity to apply his experience in Washington. DEMOCRAT 16th CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT AURAND far CONGRESS TOP HAIRDRESSER Debra Syens, of Wauconda, a student at the Don Roberts Beauty school in McHenry, took high honors as a member of the winning USA team in the first International Hair- dressing competition held recently in Rotterdam, Holland. It is the first time in the history of the World Hairdressing Olympics, held every two years in host countries around the world, that students were invited to participate in their own hairdressing competitions held on the World's Olympic stage. DII8LAS R. SALES UP Sales of Intermatic, Inc., rose to a record $5,250,000 in July and pushed annual company sales to an all-time high of $58,800,000. For the fiscal year ending July 31, 1980, volume climbed 20 percent above the previous fiscal year total of $48,700,000 in 1979. In­ termatic president Jim Miller attributed the records to continuing demand for automatic timers used to aid in energy conservation and to control lights at home for burglary prevention; and to surging demand for low- voltage, outdoor lighting. New Business-New Mixer Heads Council Mayor Joseph Stanek, left, is shown with Sundae Morrison, Miss Congeniality in the Miss McHenry contest; John Huemann, Chamber of Commerce president; and Jeff Clunk, owner of Night Moves Water Beds at the grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony for the new business. The grand opening of Night Moves Water Beds marks the beginning of another new McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce innovation - the Chamber Mixer. In cooperation with the owner of Night Moves Water Beds, Jeff Clunk, the Chamber sent invitations to all members to toast the success of this new business in McHenry, and become familiar with the unusual products he has to offer. Blending business with pleasure, the guests are treated not only to cham­ pagne and hors d'oeuvres in the Chamber mixer, but also to information for their benefit or just to know and experience what is new in town or what is new in another industry. Since it was Clunk's first concern to join the Chamber as soon as he signed his lease on his location, it was fitting that this was the location of the first Chamber Mixer. This concept is available to any Chamber member, not just a new business. It is an excellent way to acquaint fellow members with ser­ vices and-or products available. Arrangements can be made through the Chamber office, and scheduled for individual c o n v e n i e n c e a n d - o r promotion. Call 385-4300. C.TED HILL C. Ted Hill, G.R.I, of red Carpet Northern Illinois Realty, McHenry, was elected 1981 president of the Red Carpet Chicago Area council. Hill is past president of the McHenry County Board of Realtors, and is currently chairman of the Broker-Lawyer committee of the board. Store owner, Jeff Clunk, accepts Chamber membership from C. of C. President John Huemann as the latter tries out a waterbed. ATPLAYER PIANOSCHOOL Charlie Jacobson and son, Jim, of Wonder Lake recently completed the Aeolian Player Piano technicians' school held in Memphis, Tenn. The Charlie Jacobson Music personnel were invited to attend classes to learn more about the fun new players. * * * * The parent who ex­ pects to discover how to raise a child successfully by reading books has a lot to learn.