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PAGE IS - PLAINDEALER - WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 14.1983 News Prepare for seminar on estate planning To review state labor laws The Illinois State Chamber of Commerce will present its sixth annual Labor Laws Review Conference Thursday, Sept. 22, in the Holiday Inn Springfield. It will Thursday, Sept. 29 in Clucago Marriott O'Hare Hotel Both sessions start at 9:30 a.m. and adjourn at 4 p.m. Illinois Department of Labor officials will review the state's labor laws and regulations from the employer standpoint. They will explain compliance procedures, record keeping, reports, investigations, and answer employers' questions. [nn East, ; Topics to be 'covered include be repeated overtime, pay deductions, hours in Chicago's of work, final pay, six day week. child laboif-regulations and minimum wage. In addition, federal officials will review the new federal law covering employment of illegal aliens. For more information, call Patti Cummings, 312-372-7373 On Saturday, Sept-17 from 9 a.m.to 1 p.m., Ms. Mary Beth Pieprzyca, R.N., E.T., I your Co'nvaTec Representative will be at Paul Marsh Pharmacy to display aru Remonstrate ostomy appliances and answer any questions that you may have.] | I Please stop in and take advantage of this opportunity. i you come in yotfwill receives FREE sample of one of Convatec's fine products. A10% Discount will be given oh Squibb/ Sur-fit purchases during this time - including ttnmihiKitf* (Qtys. may be limited) William Neumann, CLU, and Thomas Rupp, aTtorney-at-law, prepare their presentation on "Estate and Financial Planning" for the Sept. 21 luncheon program at McHenry Country Club. The Professional and Financial Council of the McHenry Area Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring this event for the benefit of their members and guests because recent changes in tax laws have altered the ok! guidelines of practical and profitable financial planning. Reservations can be made by calling the Chanber office at 385- 4300. ' JTAM PMOTO/WAVM OAYlOaO Ostomy jCw%tmr PUQML459 2249 • CRYSTAL LAKE, ILL 4 30 VIRGINIA ST Split vote asks county board to deny landfill ion was ;e's@|y margin by KenWysocky SHAW/MH PMSS MlKMA I A resolution/ urging the McHenry County Board to deny Waste Management Inc.'s YOUNG HONG KRRRTE ^HINSTITUTE^M Teaching Karate as a form of self defense for 16 years. Why is Young Hong •fill? •Master Young Hong personally teaches his classes along with 6 other Dlack Delt instructors. • His classes include many females from all over the county, one of the largest groups of any Midwest studio. •Young Hong offers individual instruction for beginners. • Low prices, as affordable as $17.50 per month. „ • 12 weekly classes to choose from including free ladies open house Monday at 6 p.m. and family open house Saturdays .. at 1 p.m. ' , • • Only full time instructor in the area. Find out for yourself. Call 338-7222 or visit St/JohrV^Ujther^ ̂ sanitary landfill application was approved by Crystal Lake' councilmen by a 3-2 Tuesday evening. The councilmen discussed a variety of concerns, Including the wording of certain sections of the resolution and COMING SOON! "CAR WARS" III THIS NEWSPAPER. FRIDAY SEPT. 16th f 4 1 N M A t N S TUC R Y S T A L L A K I ] the professional do-it-yoursolf carpot cleaning system First Hour of Rental $1.00 per hour..for leVery hour thereafter ((Example 2 hours... total charge $1 plus tax. / . 1^1 Refits! Rat* Good Monday thru Thurtday RINSENVAC claam Hi* way professionals do' at a fraction of tfio cost. ft SUN OVERNIGHT SPECIAL! 1:00PM • 9:09AM SI0.00 isSISP* 4400 W. RTE. 120 McHENRY. ILL. liabilities • related fo the resolution's approval. But city attorney John Cowbn said the approval of the resolution was not going to "make the city any more or less liable." Mayor Carl Wehde said he felt "very comfortable" with the resolution. Councilman Harry Dillon, who voted against the resolution along with Roger Dreher, said the resolution's statements were largely unsubstantiated, and that he would feel more comfortable with the resolution if the city's staff would have had time to back up the statements with testimony. "These are very strong statements with no testimony, Dillon said. "I'm not ready to make these very positive statements. I'd like the council to go out with its own verdict. B ' ming something that Bi S (attorney Bill FVanz) created, L think it loses its value." Franz, the legal counsel for the McHenry County Improvement Association, implored the council to approve the resolution before the 30-day period in which the county may receive written objections to the proposed landfill runs out. Matter of Record Applications for marriage , licenses were recently made at McHenry County Clerk's office by: Dwayne A. Oeffling and Kimberly A. Arndt, both McHenry; Roy K. Null, Houston, Texas, and Pamela J. 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