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A "new" restaurant at a familiar place I'AliK 5 - IMMNDKM KH - FRIDAY. OCTOBER 14.1983 y . - V* * > W. Sunderlage to serve on . .. "mtaaux v,, , STAFF MOKMHIAVNI OAYlOtO The Johnsburg Inn restaurant in the Raymond's Bowl facility in JotsMburg, it now under new management. The new owner, Pete Douvikai, laid the diner has taken on a new look and offers a complete breakfast, lunch and inner menu seven days per week. Every night specials will also be offered, featuring "all you can eat" and salad bar. Christmas parties, weddings and banquets can be held at Johnsburg Inn with a capacity of up to 150 people. The restaurant will be open 24 hours on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. ^ The restaurant is located at 3312 N. Chapel Hill Road and further information is available at 385-3270. here & m there in j mm, Business (5! Dave Backhaus completes national insurance committee commercial Insurance school William E. Sunderlage of the Sunderlage Insurance A£ency has been appointed to serve as vice chairman of the National Association of Life Underwriters (NALU) Multiple Line Agents Committee, announced Robert Hughes, C.L.U., president Washington D.C. association at its convention. Hughes explained that the committee is responsible for observing all federal legislation action which effects property and casualty insurance, developing career education programs, and developing and administrating the NALU Multiple Line Achievement and of the based Chicago Award program. Each member of the committee will also be assigned to serve as a liaison to various state associations. Sunderlage will also serve as chairman of the sub committee to develop and administer the Achievement and Award Program for Miltiple Line Agents. Sunderlage has been a member of NALU for fifteen years, is the current president­ elect of the Illinois Association of Life Underwriters and is a past president and charter member of the McHenry County •' Association .. of Life Underwriters. He resides with his wife "Sunny" in Woodstock. Dave Backhaus, Country nies insurance agent in McHenry County, recently completed the companies' Commercial Insurance School. The advanced sales training course was conducted in October in the Country Companies home office in Bloomington. Country Companies, affiliated with the Illinois Farm Bureau, is a group of insurance and investment service companies, including Country Life. Country Mutual and Country Casualty Insurance Companies, and Country Capital Management Company. In the Commercial Insurance School the agent studies the important coverages in several lines of commercial insurance including liability, property, crime and auto. . Backhuas of McHenry joined the Country Companies as an agent in February, 1983. •, u, LOAN PROGRAM Changes in DCCA's Energy Conservation Loan program mean small businesses can now borrow up to $6,000 for 10 years interest tree. To qualify for a loan a business must have assets of under $6 million with a net annual income of less than $2 million. Persons should contact the department before applying for a loan. n STAFF PMOTO-WAVNC GAYlOtD Wayne Amore (left) with Ed and Linda Anderson. McHenry O'Hare has new owners The McHenry O'Hare Limousine Service is now under new ownership. Ed and Linaa Anderson have purchased the business from its founders, Wayne and Chris Amore. The takeover took place on Oct. 1, four years after the business' start. The new owners recently moved to McHenry from fcl Wheaton, IL, and bring with them 10 years of experience in the limousine business. The Andersons will continue to provide McHenry County residents with dependable and courteous, radio-dispatched transportation service. The business name and phone number, 344-4466. will be the same» • - i tiiiu v«-•'*<( i~> saie Anniversary Sale i rci Fri. • Sat. • Sun. • Mon. - Oct. 14 thru 17 Save 25% CHUCK UWANDOWSKI 1308 N.PARK McHENRY 315-2304 SS HtAIT* tmt American Far** MiAu* • Co HOT imseHimc the professional do-it-yourself carpet cleaning system First Hour of Rental FREE $1.00 per hour..for every hour thereafter (Example 2 hours... .total charge $1 plus Ian. NO MINIMUM Sptciol Rental Rot* Good Monday thru Thurtdoy RINSiNVAC claoni tho way protattional* do' •t a traction of tka co»t. t ' f\\ ft SUN PER HOUR NO MINIMUM OVERNIGHT SPECIAL I 9:00PM ':00AM ' s iooo 4400W.RTE. 120 McHENRY. 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