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SERVING THE PEOPLE OF HUNTLEY SINCE 1960
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HUNTLEY, ILLINOIS
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1993 - VOLUME 32, NUMBER 43
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Thirty to thirty five local business people attended last Friday night's Huntley Chamber of Commerce Business After Hours hosted by Dr. William Awe in his Huntley Chiropractic office. In celebration of his first year anniversary of practicing in Huntley Awe awarded six raffle prizes including the one he holds above. In addition, he gave tours of his facility throughout the 3 hour social event. Below, Steve DeQuaker, Essency Desktop Creations, enjoys the many hors d'oeuvres served there.
7th, 8th Cheerleaders Win Second Place
Th3 7th and 8th Grade Cheerleaders won Second Place in the six school conference competition in Huntley on Jan. 14, 1993. (I to r) Front Row: Nikki Hoist, Blair Abdullai, Kristin Henley, Becky Weber, Jessica Kittel. Back Row: Lisa Ravagnie, Chandra Bakley, Carta Kothe, Kim Morish, and Ms. Judson, their coach.
AG Edwards Named To Nation's 100 Best Places To Work
A recently published book named A.G. Edwards & Sons,
Inc., a local employer, as one of the best companies to work
Gurnett Receives Lions Legacy Award —
Lion, Darryl Gurnett, is the first Huntley Lion to receive the newly established Lion's Legacy Award. Huntley Lion President, Gary Schultze, presented the handsome and distinctive key chain, with the words "Lion's Legacy" to Gurnett at the Feb. 9 Lions meeting.-
The Lion's Legacy Award is for any Lion doing three of these five qualifications: 1. Work four or more hours on Candy Day: 2. Recruit two voliinteers; 3. Obtain underwriting for two cases of Candy; 4. Contribute $25 to the Candy Day Campaign; 5. Place a minimum of three counter collection cards.
Lion Darryl Gurnett (right) received the new Lion's Legacy Award from Huntley Lion President Gary Schultze (left) at the Lion's meeting Tuesday,   Feb. 9.
for in America. The firm was the only retail brokerage firm named in the book and one of only four other banking and finance companies cited as models for other employers.
Authors of "The 100 Best Companies to Work for in America," business journalists Robert Levering and Milton Moskowitz, interviewed thousands of employees throughout the country to devise the roster of firms where people are happy to work.
Virgil Smith, Branch Manager of the Woodstock office of A.G. Edwards said, "The positive work environment at our company is a key to our success in serving our clients well. Employees who feel good about their work provide better service to our clients. Superior customer service and doing what is best for our clients is our primary objective."