The Herald from Crystal Lake, Illinois • Page 30

CRYSTAL LAKE HERALD, February 11.1976. Page 17 an i i uav resident uauseis mrtninnr fa I A dividend IllVSVIIIg US LJl The board of directors of Oak Industries, declared a quarterly dividend of 10-cents per share on the common stock, payable March 10 to shareholders of record Feb. 25. tr -'mm 1 A I I i CL man honored Oak Industries Inc. announced that Frank A.

Astrologes, president since 1970, is relinquishing that post to become chairman and chief financial officer of World Pay Television, a Los Angeles joint venture Oak recently formed to operate a broadcast pay television business. Astrologes also has been named chairman of a newly created finance committee of the board of directors of Oak. E.A. Carter, chairman and chief executive officer of Oak, will assume the additional title of president. World Pay Television is a joint venture of Oak and Chartwell Communications, a private investor group headed by A.

Jerrold Perenchio of Los Angeles. Kenneth Cook, 100 Maple, Crystal Lake, has been recognized by Illinois Institute of Technology for his 15 years of service to IIT. Cook is a boiler operator at ITT's Crystal Lake Campus. He was honored for his service at a recent IIT employees luncheon. Frank Astrologes Perenchio is president and chief executive officer of World Pay Television.

At the recent Century 21 district sales rally, Olivia Johnson, right, of Century 21 John Jung Real Estate was awarded a plaque because she had obtained the highest listing volume lor the month of October. "This award represents perseverance, determination and a special type of expertise in the field of real estate," noted John Jung, president of the corporation. Shirley Osman, another associate of Century 21 John Jung Real Estate, has received the award for the highest listing volume for the last 2 months of 1975. i Insurance -GaS beStOWSagents cited vN. I 'vyv wr 7 -w 7 Vv I i i ii mm in -J Insurance agent tops '1 million Paul Caiiflrfaii an CL Grinders to exhibit on West Coast energy award Northern Illinois Gas Co.

Energy Conservation Award has been presented to Northwest Builders of Crystal Lake for voluntarily displaying high standards of energy conservation construction. Charles Porter, of Northwest Builders, received the award from Al Beck, NI-Gas Building Representative. Edward J. Filiatrault, NI-Gas Vice President Divisions, said only those new residential builders who use energy conservation as a standard construction practice are eligible to receive the award. Northwest Builders and other winners are selected by using a set of guidelines established by NI-Gas which include the use of storm windows and doors, a minimum of 3-inches of wall insulation and 6-inches of ceiling insulation.

Porter added that Northwest Builders, a division of Lake Region, has been building Kingsberry Homes and custom' residences for over 16 years. Construction of their 100th Kingsberry Home in the McHenry County area was recently started in Heritage Estates, north of Crystal Lake on Walkup Ave. A grand opening celebration featuring this home is tentatively scheduled for early spring. Wilma Heisler, sales associate for Realty World-Durbin-Stovall, Crystal Lake, shows a Realscope board and explains the television equipment used in Realty World's ongoing training courses at the national real estate marketing program's Midwest headquarters, 262S Butterfleld Oak Brook. agent in Prudential's Elgin district agency, tupped the $1 million production mark in sales for 1975.

He lives in Crystal Lake at 305 Illinois. District Agency Manager Robert C. Emerson said Gaudreau has represented Prudential since March 9, VZ. His sales achievement marks the fifth such hieh production Five Country" Companies agents in McHenry County have qualified for the company's prestigious 1975 AH American team. These men are among 170 agents and agency managers in Illinois to be so honored.

All American qualification is achieved through outstanding life and health insurance sales for the year. Achieving this honor in McHenry County were Loren Miller of Richmond, Douglas Rudsinski of Crystal Lake, Eugene Frost of Harvard, James Keefe of Woodstock, and Keith Sonnichsen of McHenry. The Country Companies consist of Country Life, Country Mutual, Country Casualty and Mid-America Fire and Marine Insurance Companies, C.C. Services, and Country Capital Investment (Fund, Inc. The high level of professional competence and complete interest in his clients' welfare is the distinctive feature of the All American.

His consideration of an individual's insurance needs and his proficiency in providing proper levels of coverage distinguishes the All American from others. Qualifying as an All American is both a matter of pride and prestige for each member of the Country Companies agency force. It has become a symbol of their standard of quality. February Sale Crystal Lake Grinders, 210 N. Walkup Crystal Lake, will be among more than 340 companies exhibiting in the 1976 Western Metal and Tool Exposition and Conference (WESTECO) at the Los Angeles Convention Center March 8-11.

Sponsored by the Society of Manufacturing Engineers and the American Society for Metals, WESTEC 76 is expected to attract more than 25,000 manufacturing engineers, executives, and technicians from the western United States and Canada. Crystal Lake Grinders will have in demonstration their No. 610 Plain Grinder showing finish that is obtainable in grinding work but also the accuracy of the equipment In holding sizing into the millionths. They also will be demonstrating their fio. 612 Surface Grinder for finish and form grinding.

In April, 1946 Crystal Lake Grinders entered their first show with the American Society of Tool Engineers in Cleveland, Ohio. During the past 30 years, the company has participated in from one to 3 shows a year. At the present, there are 5 men on the West Coast who worked with Crystal Lake Grinders in a training program and have established themselves with other companies or have their own place of business. The WESTEC conference will offer over 35 sessions covering subjects in metals and materials technology, manufacturing and management. A major 3Vi day seminar focusing on the solution of pollution and solid waste control problems of Western industry also will be held.

Dr. Richard W. Roberts, assistant administrator of nuclear energy, Energy Research and Development Administration (ERDA), Washington, D.C., will be the principal speaker at the noon keynote luncheon, Tuesday, March 9. His talk is titled "Nuclear Energy; Where We Stand Today." record since he joined the company. Gaudreau is a graduate of the Life Underwriters Training Course.

He is a member of St. Thomas Church, Crystal Lake. CL man promoted Charles Porter, right, of Northwest Builders, receives the prestigeous Energy Conservation Award from Al Beck, Northern Illinois Gas Co. I 6 Sc I 172 Ml tL 'Saw (tap TTT I i lO (CeoBdlyeair 'PDystfedP IEadlnaD Rytex Personalized Stationery Double the Usual Quantity Hand Craft Vellum You've seen it advertised on TV 'Custom Polysteel' radials are built to help avoid hydroplaninga loss of control that can occur when tires ride up on a slippery film of water instead of the road. Eight wide tread grooves channel the water through, instead of letting it build up With 'Polysteel', you get gas-saving radial construction too steel cord belts for handling stability, polyester cord body for ride.

Buy now and save. Hurry Offer Ends Saturday Night. this month only 9 (regularly $10.00) Kenneth Martin R.I.T.A Chemical headquartered in Crystal Lake, announces the appointment of Kenneth W. Martin to the post of company comptroller. R.I.T.A.

Chemical Corp. is a world supplier of lanolin, lanolin derivatives and biochemicals to the cosmetic and pharmaceutical industries as well as a wide range of materials for industrial applications. Martin, a graduate of Ellis College formerly served as assistant comptroller of the McHenry Medical Group located in McHenry. He is a member of the Crystal Lake Jaycees and resides with his wife, Bonny, and their 3 children in Crystal Lake. Whitewall Regular Price SALE PRICE Size With Trade With Trade AR78-13 $54.85 44.95 BR78-I3 $58.80 $48.61 FR78-14 $70.75 $59.55 GR78-14 $73.75 $62.13 HR78-14 $79.40 $66.90 GR7815 $75.70 $63.75 HR78-15 $81.35 $68.47 LR7815 $8810 $73.95 Plus $1.98 to $347 F.E.T., depending on size.

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