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10-TIMES-NEWS (Mt. Pulaski, Ill.) THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1971
EDDIE
AWARDS
Eddie Power of Mt. Pulaski
was presented a diamond ring by
Elmer Fisher of the American
Bowling Congress Monday eve-
Ring at the Hilltop Bowl in Mt.
Pulaski.
Ed, who bowled his perfect
game at the Hilltop Bowl, was
at the right place to do so. It
was mentioned that many bowl-
ing alleys have no special prizes
or awards.
Eighteen Mt. Pulaski mer-
chants each presented Ed with a
$100.00 bond. Those donating
the bonds were Wilham Con-
struction, Downing Insurance,
Stoll Coal and Gas, Putter and
Clutter Shoppe, Gene Howe
Auctioneer, Huston s Apparel,
Mt. Pulaski Farmers Gram and
Elevator Co., Zim's, Custom
Farm Service, First National
Bank, Franklin Payne, Bowl
Manager, Fred Holmes Garage,
Duh's Spray Painting, Curtis Oil,
Bo-Jac Hybrid Seed Corn, Mt.
Pulaski Crop Service, Latham
Oil Company and Rothwell
Lumber Company.
RED CROSS BLOOD BANK
The Logan County Red Cross
Blood Bank is being sponsored
this month, by all of the
Veteran's groups 9f the Comity.
Each grcup has been asked to
donate or recruit a certain a-
mount of donors. If each organi-
zauon meets their quota -- this
will be one of the most success-
ful Blood Banks ever.
All of the Legion Posts, the
V.F.W., the Amvets, and their
Auxiliaries will contribute in giv-
ing the all important life giving
blood. Many ox mee veterans
have had 'blood transfusions,
therefore, realize the importance
of having blood available at all
times.
The Blood Bank will be held
at the American Legion Home
on North Logan Street, Thurs-
day, April 8th. The hours will be
11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Plenty of
parking either at the Legion
Home or across the street at the
City parking lot.
"Help Veterans - Help You".
CERTIFIED
SOYBEANS
INHCT FROM
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BELILATTI.ILIJ GROUP III
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All Winter. 10 k Will Produce
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Price ef R b. Single Cress Cern
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NO OIIDIHI UilOilt 10 |U.
LOUIS BELLATTI
EDDIE POWELL, of Mt. Pulaski who bowled a perfect
game of 300 is shown receiving a $100 bond from Fred
Holmes, one of the many merchants who donated prizes.
The presentations were made Monday at the Hilltop Bowl.
ED POWELL shows his bowling form which earned him a
300 game and many prizes.
Tl Rebekah Circle of the
United Methodist Chinch vill
hold a Rummage Sale at the
Church on Saturday, April 17
from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Members
may leave their items on the
porch at ,he home of Mrs.
Vaughan Walch.
State Truck Taxes
WASHING-irON -- An
average large truck pays as
much in state highway use
taxes as 31 passenger cars.
.gave $100 to 0300
GET THE FACTS FREE, Showing How
Simple It Is To Treat Your Home Your-
self With Arab U-Do-It. Do It Now And
Prevent Thousands Of Dollars In Dam-
age By Termites.
STAHL HARDWARE
MT. PULASKI
CHURCH LEAGUE
Thursday, April l, 1971
MP Christian 1 54 33
Copeland Christ. 1 52½ 34½
Zion Lutheran 48 39
Prophets 47 40
Methodist 44½ 42½
Willing Workers 42½ 44½
Wmsville Christian 42 45
Copeland Christ. 2 41½ 45½
L.M.C.'s 33 54
MP Christian 2 29 58
M. Ind. Game, C. Huffer 210
M. Ind. Series, E. Phillips 525
W. Ind. Game, N. Febu. 900
W. Ind. Series, A. Willi
Team Game, Methodist
Team Series, MPChrist 1
HILLTOP LOAFERS
Mon., April 5,
Final Standings
Cyrulik Bros.
Hilltop Bowl
Lincoln Land Agcy.
Welch's Chargers
Custom Builders & Int.
Howe Auctioneers & ia.
Stahl Furniture
Fire Dept.
C.F.S.
Stahl Hardware
Ind. H. Game, A. Roos
Ind. H. Series, A. Roos
Team Game, Lincoln
Team Series, Lincoln
GARY'S T V REPAIR
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Phone 792- $193
OR BRING TO
610 So. Spring St.
Mr. Pulaski, Hlinois
CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION
$'r£1't oF amlql, ih, mD
of Cornland, Illinois, and Subsidiaries atthe
March 25, 1971. Published in Response to Call of
of Banks and Trust Companies of the State of Illinois.
ASSETS
I. Cash and due from banks (including
$ none unposted debits)
2. U.S. Treasury securities
4. Obligations of States and pol/tical
subdivisions
8. Other loans (inchading $298.25
ovdrafts)
9. Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and
other assets representing bank premises
13. Other assets
14. TOTAL ASSETS
LIABILITIES
15. Demand deposits of individuals,
partnerships, and corporatiom
16. Time and savings deposits of individuals,
lmrtnerflfips, and corporation,
17. Deposits of United States Government
18. Ipots oi r States and political
subdivisions
20. Deposits of eo banks
21. Certified and officers checks, etc.
22. TOTAL DEPOSITS" $1,644,514.72
(a) Total demand
deposits $ 568,987.81
(b) Total time and
savings deposits $1,075,526.91
27. Other liabilitie s
28. TOTAL LIABILITIES
481
RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES
30. Reserve for bad debt loes on loans
(set up pursuant to Internal Revenue
Service rulings)
33. TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS
AND ECUR1TIES
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
35. Equity capital, total (items 36 to
40 below)
37. Common stock-total par value
(No. shares authorized 700)
(No. shares outstandi 700)
38. Surplus
39. Undivided profits
40. Reserve for contingencies and other
capital reserves
41. TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
(Items 34 and 35 above)
42. I'OTAL LIABILITIES; RESERVES,
AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
(Items 28, 29, 33, and 41 above) "
I, Gary M. Eike, Cashier, of the alnamed
solenml swear that this report of condition is true and
the best of my knowledge and belief.
Correct-Attest:
David L Drake )
MinnieD. Bryson )
Ian Volle )
State of IUinois, County of Lol ss.
Sworn to and subscribed befot me this 5th day
1971.
LOUISE BOHN
My commission
