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THE PA NTA GRAPH, TUESDAY, MAY 1. 1984 A7 STOCKCS Monday April 30, 1984 (Ai do.) Funk rewards outstanding workers 1311 Baugh Drive, Normal Others are Ken Wrede, research scientist. Seward. Rod Ed-mondson, research scientist. Kinston.

NC; Deb Carley, office supervisor, Rochelle, Norm Weiske, district sales manager. New L'lm, Fred Moehlenkamp, regional sales manager, Indianapolis, Eugene Suter, district sales manager, Pandora, Ohio. Others are Dale Weeda, production and plant leader. Belle Plaine, Iowa; Larry Martin, research station supervisor, Harl-ingen, Texas; Glen Underwood, plant supervisor, Plainview, Texas; and Bill Carroll, district sales manager, Hartfelle, Ala. agement Committee to address major issues of interest to the company." Council members and their spouses will be Funk Seeds' guests for a St.

Louis Gateway Weekend June 1-3. Bloomington Normal area council members are Dave Nelson, engineer, 1709 Linda Lane, Normal; Roy Crosier, computer operator. 813 E. Taylor St, Bloomington; Steve Calhoun, foundation seed production manager, R.R. 1, Chenoa; Tom Yost, facilities supervisor, 719 Arcadia Drive, Bloomington; Cindy Bouk, secretary, R.R.

1, Hudson; Darrel Olson, production manager, R.R. 4, Bloomington; and Don Kratz, inventory manager. By DAVE HAAKE Pontogroph business writer Funk Seeds International has established a President's Council as part of an annual program to recognize employees for exceptional performances or outstanding contributions to the Bloomington-based company. Seventeen of Funk Seeds' 550 employees nationwide were named to the 1984 Presidents Council yesterday by Don McGillivray, company president. Seven are from McLean County.

"We see this as an important program to recognize outstanding employees," McGillivray said. "The 17 will meet with the Funk Man GenTel facilities worth $1 billion General Telephone Company of Illinois has topped $1 billion in Invested telephone facilities, the Bloomington based company announced yesterday. In-service facilities plus those being installed are included. With 510,000 customers in 84 of the states 102 counties, the $1 billion investment includes expenditures over a 56-year period for such things as telephones, switching equipment, cable, buildings, trucks, microwave towers, lines and cable. It took GenTel 46 years to reach the $500 million investment mark in 1974.

It doubled that total in Just 10 years. Johnson Transfer adds dock area Johnson Transfer Fuel Co. is adding an dock area to its household and commercial storage warehouse at 401 S. 1 Center Bloomington. The $312,400 project including conversion of the existing dock area into storage space will be completed July 1, manager Wayne Meece said.

It will give the firm about 50,000 square feet for storage. When completed, trucks will back directly east off Center Street to the receiving area instead of making an additional turn south to unload or load cargo. A turnaround drive will be provided. BUSINESS BRIEFS nm Stock ArOur DuiWl 1J trw Pint Scan Ciwww 47 Central jtnm. I1 CILCO 70 Ci" CPC I itlr national J7 4 Datrton-Hudioa Corp Vt Dl Product I4 Dwu One Printer Datwir' 15 Dynamict Cora Firnlon 17 Fiwtwood Eniarprim Gaoaral EHetric 5S- Ganaral Taiapnon 3a Holiday 43 Hi Block 31 at IBM 11344 IC Indujtrlw 4744 lllinoli Poww 11-14 Va Inlarlak 4 K-mrl Krogar Kruaoar Co It' McDonaio 47' at Co 7 SO Ovoil Hit Low Oom Cat).

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164 1 14 4 23! 4 54 11 3 284k 14 14V 'A 17V 17' TIE Comm Resrtlnt wt MtchlEng Aegis Corp ConquestEx DomePtrl WangLabB GulfCan RlbletProd Helier OTC Indexes wee ivmniiii Index Close. Chg. Ago. Ago. Composite 247.44 0.54 243.93 249.80 Indust 278.71 0.84 272.62 281.64 Flnancl 268.29 0.26 266.96 270.06 Insurance 252.80-0 89 256.62 254.77 Utilities 209.70 2.58 208 51 209.30 Banks 203 530 26 202 97 204 69 Transport 217.90-0.57 215.33 226.58 tyaffirmative action personnel and civilhuman rights groups from throughout the state will discuss civil rights, collective bargaining, minorities and minority en-trepreneurship.

Tribune profit soars The Tribune first-quarter profit soared to $9.97 million from $106 million the previous year on a 126 percent revenue gain and a swing to profitability by its newsprint and forest products group. The company, which publishes the Chicago Tribune and the New York Daily News, said it earned 25 cents a share, an increase from 3 cents a share in the first quarter of 1983. Revenue increased to $394 million from $350 million. ert Wernsman, C-W vice president and general manager. Hankins, 2907 Wellington Way, Bloomington, will bversee operations at 20 Regal 8 Inns across the country.

He joined the Blooming-ton-based management company in 1978 after being a high school teacher and coach in Central City. Music Shoppe promotion Carl Thacker, C-ll Northmeadow Village, Normal, has been named head of the band instrument repair department at The Music Shoppe of Normal, 126 E. Beaufort Normal. Thacker, who has worked eight years at the firm, will direct a three-member staff. The shop sells instruments and music and services band instruments at 90 Central Illinois schools.

i Employment conference The Illinois Affirmative Action Officer's Association will sponsor a mini-conference from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. May 3 at Ewing Castle in Bloomington. Equal employment opportuni- C-W Management names vice president Harlan Hankins, operations manager, was promoted Friday to a newly created position of vice president of operations at C-W Management 2306 E. Washington Bloomington.

The appointment, effective immediately, was announced by Rob- Sates Clove Chg. Amor TO, Tn 1,987,900 16 Vfe ShellOII 1,586,900 58' Southern Co 1,124,500 15' IBM 1,122,500 11344 4 WiscEP 1,001,602 2644 4 PhillpsPet 997,000 4144 NalSeml 989,800 154 Exxon 924,700 424 FordMot 836,800 364 1 Mobil 735,400 314 Gen Motors 710,800 66' 4 MesaOflsh 685,700 Wi Chrysler 643,900 25V Carter Hawl 571,300 30v 1'- BonkAmer 560,300 19' 'A See Us For CD's imft Dm 827-5461 Main Bloomington, III. (or CAiMf-HKAf- i fii ill i ,1) Legal secretary group installs new officers Carol Herdien, 813 S. Bunn Bloomington, will be installed as president of the McLean County Legal Secretaries Association to night. Association treasurer for two years, Ms.

Herdien will succeed Meredith Kosek after a 6:30 p.m. dinner at Barney's Fine Foods, 2445 S. Main Bloomington. Other officers to be installed by William M. Ms.

Herdien Goebel, McLean County Bar Association president. are Crystal Thomas, vice president; Ina Danenberger, recording and corresponding secretary; Claire Eichelberger, treasurer; Colleen Hepner, National Association of Legal Secretaries representative; and Meredith Kosek, governor and parliamentary adviser. 303 N. Not only can you continue to rent the GTE phone you're now You can rent as many more as you like at a GTE Phone Mart. All you pay is the low monthly rental charge You never lay out a cent for purchase.

And, when you rent, you don't have to Atlanta pizzeria, bakery combining ATLANTA (PNS) Lynn and Leo Eaton will combine their bakery business with Ron Aper's Pizza Shop today under the name of the Atlanta Bakery and Pizza Shop. It will operate in Aper's Pizza Shop on Southeast Arch Street. The bakery, will be open from 5 to 11:30 a.m. Monday through Saturday. The Pizza Shop will be open from 5 to 10 p.m.

Tuesday through Thursday; 5 p.m. to midnight Friday and Saturday; and 5 to 10 p.m. Sunday. Carter Hawley rejects takeover LOS ANGELES (AP) Carter Hawley Hale Stores Inc. has rejected a sweetened $35-a-share offer for its stock by The Limited Inc.

as inadequate. But an official of the Columbus, Ohio-based Limited said he is confident Carter shareholders will be unable to pass up the offer. Directors of Carter Hawley Hale announced Sunday that the board had unanimously concluded that such revised offer is inadequate. BEST 663-8416 CEDAR LAKE RD. BLOOMINGTON, IL worry about repairs.

If your phone should stop working, bring it back a GTE Phone Mart. If the problem CPA REVIEW COURSE Prof. Ken Perry will chair this review course beginning Saturday June 2, 1984 for the Nov. 1984 Examination. Classes will be in Champaign.

Call or write Mary Strack, 205 David Kinley Hall, 1407 W. Gregory, Urbana, IL 61801 217-333-4552. i is minor, we'll fix it. You don't pay a penny extra for repairs when you bring that rented GTE phone to a GTE Phone Mart. If there's a major problem, we'll simply rent you another phone.

Sure, we also sell phones. But renting is still a very good idea We make your life simpler. AT ITS CALL US TV AND APPLIANCE WE SERVICE MOST BRANDS PD-jone maRT (M3 AMERICAN TRIO SERVICE CENTER College Hills Mall, Normal.