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PHONE 669 8621 If No Answer 459 0998 or 459 1456 Frank Pariser.
01 Feb 1973
Page 1
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Newspaper
Huntley Farmside
Location
Huntley, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1973
Page
1
PHONE 669 8621 If No Answer 459 0998 or 459 1456 Frank Pariser.
Early Friday I appeared briefly on Ray Rayner’s morning show with Mike Sikula and two McHenry County youths. We also visited WGN studios and saw Top of the Morning and other programs. Upcoming Agricultural Update Program talks include Jan 30 on Conservation Tillage, Feb 20 on New Government Programs, Feb 27 on Keeping McHenry County lands in agriculture. Illinois sunflowers: 36 000 acres planted, 27 000 harvested, 1 170 pounds per acre, $4.30 per hundredweight. Experts say sunflower crop was a misallocation. emphasis remains on soybean protein. Mike Sikula discussed conservation with Bill Mason on air. Continued on inside back page.
International Harvester announces Ralph Brackman, Freund Equipment parts manager, as Parts Manager of the Year. He is among thirty three managers nationwide chosen to receive a Las Vegas recognition trip in January for outstanding service in parts sales.
Bratwurst sold from a stand in front of Harry's Supper Valu last Saturday January 27 promoted Huntley's downtown grocery. A spokesman said sales exceeded expectations and extra homemade sausage was needed. Free bratwurst to each $10 purchase, plus past week promos: ham sandwich and ice cream with $10, and this week free variety pack and pumpkin pie. Promotions include community ads and rides for elderly customers.
Illinois Bell Telephone asked the Illinois Commerce Commission to approve revised rates including higher local service prices and a new method for charging connections. The plan would raise annual revenues by 62 million dollars, largely from taxes, and expand toll free areas for ten communities.
The State Bank of Huntley congratulates its employee Mrs Karen M Weech on becoming a U S citizen in November 1972. Her banking career began June 26 1967 after education and experience justified employment. The bank ends 1972 with assets totaling 1 390 32 25 and a strengthened staff to serve customers.
The State Bank of Huntley held its annual stockholders meeting on Thursday Jan 4 1973. Earnings rose in 1972 with total assets over 44 million, loans near 44 million, and loan demand seen higher for 1973. Directors reelected include William McCredie W M Miller R L Bankes Henry Marlowe Henry L Wells Wilpault Brill Louis Van Acker Earl Heineman. Capital increased 200000 and a one for one stock split raises shares to 20000. Board elected officers: W M Miller president R L Bankes EVP/cashier Henry Martowe VP Henry L Wells secretary Gertrude Koppen assistant cashier Janet Hulke assistant cashier Mary Lohneis assistant cashier Marlene Manke assistant cashier Betty Ahrens data control officer Janet Spradlin bookkeeper Keren Weech assistant auditor Diane Downen new accounts.
February events cover home and away games for St. Joel Grade School with tournaments, open houses, PTA activities, and special observances. Listings include dates for volleyball and physical education events, an inservice day, a no-school day, and a weekly school lunch menu featuring beef, meatballs, chicken noodle soup, and fish entrees with milk and fruit.
City engineer and a water specialist report mineral deposits reduced flow in Huntley Well. They acidized the screen and gravel bed, pumped for four hours, and observed a marked increase in pumpage. Repeated the process Tuesday January 30th. expect normal flow thereafter. Percy Swanson.
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