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Pag* 14 NORTHWEST HERALD Section B Thursday, Augusts, 1985 Business First National Bank of Barrington bought by Harris Bankcorp Harris Bankcorp Inc., parent company of Harris Trust and Sav­ ings Bank, recently completed its purchase of the First National Bank and Trust Company of Barr­ ington, Barrington, 111. The cash purchase price of $43.25 per share totaled approx­ imately $32 million. The Barr­ ington bank's assets as of June 30, 1965, were $351 million and total deposits were $318 million, mak­ ing it the dominant bank in its ser­ vice area. Located at 201 S. Grove Ave. in northwest suburban Barrington, the bank also has service facilities at 111 E. Liberty St. and at Washington and North Cook streets, Barrington. An ATM ser­ vice facility is located at 104 S. Cook St. B. Kenneth West, chairman and chief executive officer of Harris Bankcorp, noted that the First Na- 'JOBS NOW' campaign will help handicapped A new system of "one-stop" shopping for Illinois employers who want to find and hire compe­ tent, productive employees was unveiled recently by the Depart­ ment of Rehabilitation Services (DORS) and the Illinois Jobs Com­ mittee for the Handicapped (UCH). Hie JOBS NOW campaign and its toll-free number, l-SOO-JOBS NOW (1-800-562-7669), will put employers in touch with a network comprised of pools of job-ready people with disabilities who are qualified in a wide variety of Jobs. When an employer calls with a job request, it. is referred to the ap­ propriate local pool and the com­ pany, can have the names of qualified candidates within 72 hours. Coordinated by DORS, JOBS NOW is initially being piloted in five areas of the state -- City of Chicago, southern and western Cook County, the Springfield area, the Champaign-Urbana area, and the Effingham area. Once the system has been fine-tuned, DORS will begin statewide implementa­ tion. Approximately 200 Illinois business owners, chief executive officers and state government of­ ficials attended the breakfast at Chicago's Westin Hotel where JOBS NOW was announced. The breakfast was sponsored by Govenor James R. Thompson, Secretary of State Jim Edgar and Robert Stuart, Finance Commit­ tee Chairman for National Can Corporation. Implementation of JOBS NOW by DORS is the result of research and planning initiated by the LJCH. Comprised of business peo­ ple and representatives of state agencies which provide programs and services for people who are disabled, the committee was created last year by Gov. Thomp­ son and Secretary of State Edgar. At that time, its members set a god of finding 5,000 jobs for peo­ ple with disabilities during the next three years. Nearly 20 per­ cent of that goal -- commitments for 1,700 jobs for people with disabilities -- has been reached in the first year. JOBS NOW represents a significant effort toward reaching and exceeding that goal during the next two years. "The cooperation of many Il­ linois businesses, Gov. Thompson and Secretary Edgar, the IJCH, and a number of state agencies has made JOBS NOW possible," said DORS director Susan Suter. "The continuation and growth of that business/government part­ nership indicates the high level of commitment in Illinois toward providing people who are disabled with the opportunities they need to have a good job and live in- Suter said that along with JOBS NOW, DORS will also begin a new, even more aggressive agency placement plan. It includes hiring placement specialists to work with businesses statewide, train­ ing all agency staff to do rehabilitation marketing and placement, and providing disabili­ ty awareness programs and other types of training for businesess, and community and civic groups. Small Business Award applications available The search is underway to find a winner for the 1965 Chicago Area Small Business Award. Sponsored by Arthur Andersen & Co. and the Office for Entrepreneurial Studies at the University of Illinois at' Chicago, the competition recognizes the Chicago area's best small businesses in 1985. The award was created in tribute to the late Bill Barth, who headed Arthur Andersen & Co.'s Small Business Division for 25 years. Now in its second year, the award competition seeks businesses that best demonstrate creativity and entrepreneurial gfcHi in meeting the challenges faced by Chicagos' small business community. The winner of the award will be honored through its chief ex­ ecutive officer, at an awards din­ ner on Dec. 5. The dinner will be attended by the 50 finalists in the competition. The initial evaluation of nominees will be ipade by graduate students in the universi­ ty's entrepreneurial studies area. After the students narrow the list Schindler accepted into ACA Dr. Petra Schindler, Elgin, has been selected for membership in the American Chiropractic Association (ACA), a national organization rep­ resenting the majority of licensed practitioners in the United States. As a member of the Schindler joins thousands of doctors of chiropractic, all ed to improving America's health­ care system and to increasing pub­ lic awareness of spinal health and chiropractic. Membership dues support major programs of chiropractic education and research, and provide materi­ als for use in public education and career guidance. Dr. Schindler is a graduate of Logan College of Chiropractic, Mis­ souri. The ACA is headquartered in Arlington, Virginia Herman's we are sports WORLD OF SPORTING GOODS tional Bank and Trust Company of Barrington has "an extremely capable management and staff." "We welcome them into the Harris organization," he said. Roy W. Klepper, Barrington chairman and chief executive of- fleer, said the new affiliation will provide customers with a wider range of services. t "We have served this area well since our founding in 1919," Klep­ per said. "Our association with Harris is an important step for­ ward for the bank and its customers." The Barrington bank, serving customers in southwest Lake ana Cook counties, as well as in Kane and McHenry counties, is the eighth Chicago suburban bank to be acquired by Harris Bankcrop since its acquisition program began in 1962. OUR BIGGEST GOLF&TENNIS SAVE *30 TO MOO! ENTIRE STOCK OF / 11 -PC. GOLF SETS! ^ , \ WILSON 1200 GE _ Includes: 3 metal woods and 8 investment cast QQ MS&EM irons. 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