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Business Page 5 • PLA11NDEALER-HERALP, FRIDAY, MARCH 15,1985 Bolger selected to state task force Thomas F. Bolger, president and chief executive of McHenry State Bank, was recently selected by Gov. James Thompson to be a member of a 41-man task force which will analyze and suggest needed changes in state financial services regulations. The governor said he wants the task force to focus its at­ tention on several issues, but focus on the widespread impact of deregulation in the industry. Bolger said his main concern is just that issue. Seminar held on finding money Mike Litwin, senior vice president of Walter E. Heller Company, and Earl Holtzman, partner, Michael Silver and Company, Accountants, are scheduled to lead UIC seminar March 25, titled, "Money and Where to Find It.The meeting will be held from 7 to 9 p.m., in the Illinois Room of Chicago Circle Center, 750 S. Halsted St. McHenry County College recently received a donation of a flame-cutting machine from Miller Formless Co., Inc. of McHenry. MCC welding instructor, Ralph Fidler, left, talks about the machine with Miller Formless foreman, John Chambers, prior to loading the tool for its trip to the college. The flame-cutting machine does precision work on large flatwork and is capable of two-dimensional smooth cut. Wyss hired by American WILLIAM MC ARTHUR William K. McArthur of McHenry, 111. has been awarded the Associate in Risk M a n a g e m e n t ( A R M ) designation and diploma by the Insurance Institute of America for successfully completing three national examinations which test for the person's knowledge of risk managment, loss control, and loss financing principles and practices. He is presently employed by CIGNA Corp. as a loss control supervisor, and is responsible for coordinating all loss control programs for 40 major utility corporations in the midwest. He resides in McHenry with his wife and two daughters. "If we deregulate too much, it can lead to concentration," Bolger said. "Too much con­ centration (only a few financial institutions dominating market) can lead to just going by the numbers. There's not the per­ sonal attention that there might be." Bolger also pointed out that smaller banks could be squeezed out by the larger institutions if the trend toward concentration continues. "I think we do have to recognize that the banking in­ dustry should expect more regulation than most businesses because of the fiduciary relationship between a customer Eric Wyss, a 1971 graduate of McHenry High School, recently was hired as a commercial pilot by American Airlines. Wyss, who served on the U.S. Navy air corps for over eight years, learned to flv through the teaching of his late father, who was a captain with United Airlines. He is the son of Jane and Howard Weiss, McHenry, and has a wife, Alison. 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Other issues he wants addressed include: the security deposits in Illinois financial institutions; the continued safety and soundness of Illinois chartered financial institutions and federally chartered institutions in the state; the ability of Illinoisans to use as many of the growing number and kinds of financial services available today and in the future and the attraction of new financial service industries in Illinois and the expansion of those that already exist here. THEY'RE COMING... THEY'RE COMING... LIVE ENTERTAINMENT AT KRISTOF'SCIRKUS! YOU'VE JUST GOT TO SEE! -SAVE THESE DATES FOR SURE- • MARCH 22423 • MARCH 29 & 30 YOU'VE SEEN THEM ON T.V. ON A.M. CHICAGO « EYE ON CHKAGO-YOU'VE SEEN THEM IN LAS VEGAS * NEW YORK! NOW SEE THEM IN PERSON AT... KRISTOF'S IN MCHENRY 3702 N. RICHMOND RD., MCHENRY, IL 815-385-7955 ELECT FRANKS. McCLATCHEY FOR MAYOR Frank McClatchey's Coals: IMPLEMENT a full-time city administrator. To man­ age city affairs at a saving to McHenry. An annual appointment. MAKE city administrator's position affordable by cutting mayor's salary by at least 50%. REDUCE government spending in all possible areas. To insure spending within the city s needs rather than the city's wants. CREATE city benefits for senior citizens and re­ search the possibilities of youth programs. FORM a new city commission to investigate envi­ ronmental protection and public safety concerns. TAKE action to streamlining the traffic situation in McHenry. ATTRACT possible hotel placement within the city of McHenry. To fill the growing need of such ser­ vices GIVE highest priority to the problems and con­ cerns of McHenry s citizens Community involvement: City of McHenry alderman for the 3rd. ward Presently serves as the chairman for city council police committee A member of the McHenrv Rotary An active member of the McHenry County De­ fenders Appointed to the Family Service and Community Mental Health Board for McHenry County Past director and secretary of McHenry Jaycees Personal Background: Frank McClatchey is a nine year employee of Secretary of State s office as manager of the driv­ er's license facility in Woodstock. Frank was educated through the McHenry grade school and high school system. Frank has al­ so attended McHenry Community College with his education emphasizing political science, busi­ ness, management and psychology. Frank is a life long resident of McHenry and resides at 1623 N. Riverside Drive (ADV. PAID FOR BY McCLATCHEY FOR MAYOR) BJORKMAN'S ACE HARDWARE 3729 W. ELM ST. 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