The Robbins eagle., June 15, 1963, Page 14, Image 14

About The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963

Image provided by: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Library, Urbana, IL

                
UNIVERSAL CHURCH OF GOD
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
Monday, June 10, 1963 at
9:00 a.m. the Vacation Bible
School of Universal Church of
God will convene. Children
from the age of 3 to 16 years
old will be registered for
classes. The theme “Walking
With God” will be taught
each child by competent and
trained dedicated teachers.
There will be free bus pick
up everyday and free lunches.
The parents are asked to call
FUlton 5-1687 for additional
information. Your child will
bo carefully supervised. Film,
strips will be shown and each
student will be given a pro
ject to complete. After suc
cessful and dutiful attendance
each child will have the op
portunity to receive their di
ploma on graduation night.
Parents! For a great lift and
solving of juvenile problem ,
send your child to us where
they can learn of God’s Will
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would destroy the community
owned and managed banks
which serve primarily small
and medium-sized accounts.
Joseph Stremlau (R) of Men
dota, declared that “the farm
er borrows money from his
banker on a personal, lan
to- basis. A branch bank
manager operates according
to a slide-rule and with rigid
limitations hat ceate impos
sible conditions for the farm
er who wants to do business
with a banker who knows
him and knows farming.”
James Y. Carter (D) of Chi
cago cited a study of the
Small Business Committee of
for every boy and girl in
everyday life.
There is never a registra
tion fee at any Universal Va
cation Bible School.
Music, Craft. Movies, Free
Lunch and also Free Bus
pickup for all! These classes
will convene for two weeks
from 9 a.m. until 12 noon.
FUIton 5-9655 Entertainment on Weekends
BABY DOLL LOUNGE
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Quarter Parties: Mondays & Thursdays
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' the U. S. Congress which
showed that giant branch
banking systems do most of
their business with giant cor
porations. ,
“The two Chicago banks
pushing branching aren’t con
cerned in doing business with
little people,” Carter said.
“Their record shows no inter
est in making mortgage
loans, or VA loans, os doing I
installment lending. They
don’t even really want to es
tablish branches to compete
with existing banks. Their
real objective is to swallow
up existing banks, buy them
up, convert them into branch
es, and thereby reduce com
petition and expand their
hold on banking in the
state.”
The proponents for branch
ing based their case on the
contention that Illinois is
laggng economically because
branch banking is illegal.
Paul G. Ceaser (D) of Ber
wyn responded by declaring
that per capita income in
Illinois is among the highest
in the nation and that its
growth in 1962 led all mid
western states.
“Illinois is a great, dynam
ic sate that ranks as one of
the outstanding states, indus
trially and economically, in
the nation. This leadership
was achieved under our pres
ent system of community
banking,” Ceaser said. “It
just isn’t true that a more
monopolistic system of branch
banking would contribute to
more economic growth in Illi
nois.”
William Pollack (R) of
Chicago and Paul Powell (D)
of Vienna were the prnciple
spokesmen for the motion to
non-concur which was intro
duced by the bill’s principle
sponsor, Paul Randolph (R)
of Chicago.
Their main contention was
that the people should be per
mitted to vote on the issue in
a referendum.
BABY SITTER—I will keep
children in my home for
working mothers in the day.
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