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/ PAGE * - PLAINDE ALER - FRIDAY. OCTOBER 29, 1982 Here And There In Business New Diploma To William Neumann Manager Program Bell Requests Billing Changes Constance S. Oaf has been accepted into Term 1 of the,, Managers.' program at the Lake Forest School of Management. Mrs. Oaf, who is section manager for Travenoi Lab­ oratories, lives at 807 ,« Eastern avenue, in Mc­ Henry, with her husband John Oaf. She joins 200 other cur­ rent students in the 3-year Managers' pro­ gram which has been providing practicing managers with educational development to improve their on-the-job performance and promotability since 1946. Illinois Bell asked the Illinois Commerce Commission Friday, Oct. 15, to approve changes in billing for long distance calls within Illinois that span more than one time-of-day rate period. The company also asked to eliminate holiday discount rates on Mondays or Fridays when holidays fall during the weekend. Currently, long distance calls which extend from one time-Of-day rate period to another are billed at the rate in effect when the call begins. Under the new plan, the charges will reflect the rate in effect for each minute talked in each rate period. V A WITH THIS COUPON ONLY I OFFER ENDS 11/7/82 DR. JACK CHIJLENGARIAN Honored - Dr. Jack Chulengarian, who is on the surgical staff of McHenry hospital, has been honored by the board of trustees and ad­ ministration of Zion's American In­ ternational hospital for his dedication in the field of podiatric medicine for the past nine years. He is chairman of Zion i hospital's Department of Podiatric Surgery and is also on the surgical staff of Hawthorne Surgery center. PROMOTED McHenry resident, Fred C. Jeske, 34613 Hiawatha trail, has been promoted to Life Territory manager for Combined Insurance Company of America. Keith Kischer, sales director for Illinois, announced that Jeske will supervise a group of representatives servicing the needs of Combined's life policyholders. Jeske first became associated with Com­ bined as a sales representative. He is also a member and award winner in the W. Clement Stone International Sales Achievement club. * CHANGE LOCATION The Hair Center, which changed location recently, is now at 2906 W. Rt. 120, McHenry. FISH TANKS 20 GAL. i6"ic4lS TNE FINNY FARi PET STORE 119 N. MAIN STREET DOWNTOWN CRYSTAL LAKE^ PHONE (815) 459-1770 To Serve You Better. . . COUNTY BOARD TEAM for District 2 Call: (312) B8+61B3 or 69*6194 Or nil Out Coupon and Mail Today! To: Air Force Reserve Recruiting Office 926 TAG/RS, O'Hara ARFF, IL 60666 Name City. State Zid . . Prior Service :vesi_ DONALD P. DOHIRTY .» jg; CHARLES "CHUCK" WEIW>ART m -- Q THOMAS HUfMANN u. !& ' JAMES D. CURRAN 141 gJ AIR FORCE RESERVE 4*209-1002 A GREAT WAY TO SERVE Louv |̂ SA! nuffi Awn TI A WNINGS DON'T JUST SHADE WINDOWS EDWARD BUSS B C.». "CUNT' ClAYPOOl ui- • 63 w- DEAN C. CUNAT •44 (8 RICHARD A. "DICK" MEYERS .« 8 Vote Republican forGood Government in McHenry County von REPUBLICAN FOR GOOD GOVERNMENT NOV. 2nd Sponsored by The McHenry Republican Central Committee --t Al Jourdan, Chairman tHey also • HELP CIRCULATE OUTSIDE AIR - IMPROVE FLOW OF NORMAL CONVECITVE CURRENTS. • BLOCK OUT EXCESSIVE SOLAR RADIATION. LET IN SOFT, PLEASANT LIGHT. • PROVIDE UP TO 25% SAVINGS IN AIR CONDITIONING COSTS WITHOUT USING ENERGY! • ENHANCE THE APPEARANCE OF ANY HOME OR BUSINESS. • PROTECT WINDOWS FROM WIND, RAIN & SNOW. BisreuM ern£EN ROOM. .„ DISCOUNT on any SCRW lnft>Ma«on to any dual"1*1 SE -- _Siy LET ME SHpW YOU HOW - Rt 14N.-Walworth, Wise. , 414/275-2176 Open Daily I AM to 5 PM Saturday 9 AM to 12 Nan Realtors Record By Yvonne Beer, Executive Off icer, McHenry County Board of Realtors WILLIAM NEUMANN William Neumann, CLU, Prudential Insurance Co., is one of some 2,000 financial services professionals who has been awarded the new Chartered Financial Consultant diploma and certification by The American college at Bryn Mawr, Pa., one of the nation's oldest and largest accredited, non- traditional educational institutions. The college, which specializes in professional education in financial sciences, awarded the designations at its 55th national conferment exercises held Oct. 5 in New York City. The program provides an un­ derstanding of the financial services environment and the financial planning process, as well as working knowledge of such subjects as income taxation, economics, financial statement analysis, insurance, in­ vestments, real estate, tax shelters, and estate and gift tax planning. Attending DePaul university, Neumann received the Chartered Life Underwriters designation in 1976. All members of the 1962 Chartered Financial Consultant class, the first at the American college, are CLUs and must meet rigid educational, ex­ perience, and ethical standards established by the college's board of trustees. When Halloween rolls around each year, it isn't always a time for treats. In many American communities, it J often is a time for tricks. The McHenry County* . Board of Realtors is aware that Halloween frequently is an opportunity for minor and major acts of vandalism to homes and property. To prevent needless damage to your home, we offer some constructive suggestions for homeowners: -One way to discourage vandals is simply to keep your property in good condition. A well-cared-for house and yard tends to make Halloween celebrants wary. On the other hand, a poorly maintained property usually is a tempting target. - To prevent outright theft, tem­ porary removal, or acts of vandalism, clear your yard of such items as lawnmowers, hoses, barbecues, grills, and outdoor furniture. Benefit Plan Conference Jack Admas, 3722 W. Maple avenue, McHenry, trustee for the Painters' District Council No. 30, Pension fund, was in Montreal, Oct. 15-20, par­ ticipating in the twenty-eighth annual educational confercence of the In­ ternational Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans. Theyconference, sponsored by die nations largest educational organization in the employee benefits field, provided an up-to-date assessment of the problems, prospects and status of the nation's private health, welfare and pension plans. More than 80 different topifis were presented by experts in the field to the 5,000 registrants. The International foundation, headquartered in suburban Milwaukee, Wis., is a non-profit membership organization which provides a continuing educational forum through the year for employee benefits funds and the specialists and professionals who operate and advise them. - Lock your car and lock sheds and other outdoor storage facilities as well. - Use whhatever outdoor lighting you have - porch lights, garage or carport lights, patio or yard lights. Indoor lights should be switched on, too. - Encourage community leaders to sponsor trick-or-treat ventures in daylight or early evening hours. - Suggest adult supervision of youthful door-to-door visitors. This will deter youngsters from being influenced by their less disciplined and older counterparts to engage in acts of vandalism. At the same time, it will protect children from, "tricks" by adults. Lead the way by volun­ teering some of your own time to be withthe children. While Halloween is just once a year, vandalism is a year-around problem that calls for concerted action by all citizens, especially property owners. Positive action community programs aimed at redirecting the energies of young people are strongly supported by the National Association of Realtors through its Make America Better Vandalism Prevention program. With community caring and action, we can turn potential plunder into positive pride. The cost of vandalism could be better spent on educating young peopple to respect the rights of others and expect that same respect in turn for their own rights and property. C&NW REPORTS LOSS The Chicago and North Western Transportation company reported a net loss of $2,506,000, or 19 cents per share in the third quarter of 1982, ended Sept. *30, compared with net income of $9,959,000 or 71 cents per share in the third quarter of 1981. Total operating revenues in the 1962 third quarter were $206,454,000, compared with total operating revenues of $243,996,000 in the year- earlier period. NET EARNINGS DOWN Modine Manufacturing company has reported second-quarter net earnings of $1,175,000, or $0.41 per share, a decline of 61 percent from the $3,033,000, or $1.04 per share, in the July-September quarter last year. Sales in the quarter were $43,876,000 down 18 percent from $53,510,000 reported in the same jj^riod in 1981. PRESENT COMEDY . PM&L is producing the comedy The Remarkable Mr. Pennypacker. It will be given at the PMfcL theatre, 877 Main street, Antioch, at 8:30 p.m. Nov. 12, 13, 19, 20, 26, and 27 ana at ! --DINNER AUCTION Thursday Evenings at 7:3&p.m. MILT CULLY (AUCTIONEER/APPRAISER) • Now with us where the food is good, service excellent A the price is reasonable. Call Milt (312-639-3020) about bringing out some of those no longer wanted items. Make some money while having fun, dinner A drinks. FRIDAY FISH FRY LUNCHEON OR DINNER featuring: • Fried Perch •Baked Haddock • Fried Haddock $Q75 (Includes our huge salad bar, mini-loaf of rye bread A baked potato) --The tonghorn $teak House Z. 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