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Vol. 13 No. 47

Iowa News
The Iowa Bankers Association
1985 A g Credit Conference entitled
“ Recovery: Today’s A g Challenge”
will be held March 18-20 at the Scheman Center, Ames.
The conference guarantees a full
agenda o f experts, tim ely topics and
worthwhile workshops. Presenta­
tions will explore: livestock hedging,
bankruptcy alternative strategies,
loan docum entation and security
agreements, tax and legal liquida­
tion, stress, new options futures,
and managing other foreclosure as­
sets.
For registration contact the IB A
office in Des Moines.
* * *
Iowa Bankers Insurance and Ser­
vices, Inc. will hold its Credit Life
Licensing School on March 28-29 at
the Holiday Inn—Capital Plaza in
Des M oines. The General Section
will run from 9:00 - 5:00 on Thurs­
day, March 28 and the Credit Life
Section will run from 8:00 - 5:00 on
Friday, March 29. Lunch will be
from 12:30-1:30 on both days. E x­
aminations will be offered at various
tim es on Saturday, March 30.
Registration must be received at
the IB IS office in Des Moines by
March 18. Space is limited!
CH ARLES CITY: O.J. Thomson,
chairman and chief executive officer
of the Citizens National Bank, re­
cently announced the prom otion of
Colin B. Robinson to president and

Des Moines, Iowa

March 11,1985

chief operating officer. Mr. Robin­
son, a graduate o f the University of
Minnesota, joined the bank in 1972
and has served in various capacities
including loan officer, cashier, trust
officer and, more recently, executive
vice president. Mr. Tom son also an­
nounced the prom otion o f Jo Ann
M erfeld to assistant vice president.
A graduate o f Purdue University,
Ms. M erfeld heads up the bank’s ag
loan department and has been with
the bank since 1981.

erations at the First National Bank
of W ayzata, Minnesota. Previous to
his banking career, he was associ­
ated with two CPA firms: Deloitte,
Haskins and Sells, and M cGladrey
Hendrickson & Company.

Nebraska News

M ITCHELL: The follow ing prom o­
tions have been made at The First
National Bank in M itchell: David L.
Oakeson from vice president to exec­
utive
vice president, and Collyn FloDES M OINES: John Chrystal, pres­
rendo from installment loan officer
ident o f Bankers Trust Company,
to vice president. In addition, Larry
has announced the appointment o f
Janecek has joined the bank as vice
Dennis R. W ood as executive vice
president. Mr. Janecek form erly was
president. Mr. W ood has been presi­
with the Federal Land Bank A ssoci­
dent o f the $120 million Packers Na­
ation in Scottsbluff.
tional Bank, Omaha, Nebraska, for
the past seven years. Prior to join ­ O M AH A: In a join t statement re­
ing the Omaha bank, Mr. W ood leased last m onth b y M arvin
served for three years as president Schmid, representing the selling
and director o f Hawkeye Bank and stockholders, and Charles Garney,
Trust, Eldora. Before that he was representing the purchasers, it was
second vice president o f Omaha Na­ announced that the sale o f South­
west Ban Corporation had been com ­
tional Bank.
pleted. Southwest Ban Corporation
IO W A CITY: Clark Houghton, pres­
is the bank holding company o f
ident o f First National Bank, has an­
Southwest Bank and Trust Com­
nounced that Lynn E. Rowat has
pany. The new owners o f the bank
been prom oted to vice president.
are Charles Garney, chairman o f
Ms. Rowat joined the bank in Janu­
Garney Construction Company in
ary o f 1974 and m ost recently
Kansas City, M issouri; Mark Simp­
served as second vice president.
son, a bank consultant in Kansas Ci­
W EBSTER CITY: The Farmers Na­ ty, and Gerald Karlin, previously ex­
tional Bank o f W ebster City has ap­ ecutive vice president and senior
pointed Brandt N. Amlie as vice credit officer with Centerre Bank o f
president. Mr. Am lie has been serv­ Kansas City. Charles Garney has
ing as cashier and vice president/op­ been nam ed chairm an; M arvin

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Schm id, form er chairm an, was
named chairm an em eritus, and
Perry Francis, former president of
the bank, was named vice chairman.
Gerald E. Karlin was named presi­
dent and chief executive officer. He
had been a senior vice president with
another Omaha bank for 15 years
prior to joining Centerre o f Kansas
City in 1973.

Minnesota News

GRAND RAPID S: Steven J. Sertich has been elected vice president
in charge o f retail banking at Norwest Bank Grand Rapids, N .A. Mr.
Sertich, who recently joined the
Grand Rapids bank, has been associ­
ated with the Norwest Corporation
since 1979 when he joined Norwest
Bank Duluth, N.A.
COLUM BIA HEIGHTS: Marquette
Bank o f Columbia Heights has
named Edward O. Hanson, Jr. as its
vice president and cashier. He will
manage the operations division of
the bank. Mr. Hanson previously
was audit officer at F&M Marquette
National Bank.

BURN SVILLE: Richard D. Hart­
man has been prom oted to vice pres­
ident, commercial division, o f First
Bank Burnsville. He will continue to
serve as manager o f the division, a
M ANKATO: Craig A. Sinning has
position he has held since 1980.
joined the staff o f Norwest Bank
Mankato as vice president o f agri­
cultural banking and Mark W . Mur­
phy has been prom oted to client ex­
ecutive-financial institutions group.
Mr. Sinning joins the bank from
Greenfield where he was branch
manager and assistant vice presi­
dent o f the South Central Iowa Pro­
duction Association. Mr. Murphy
has also served with Norwest banks
in Faribault and Northfield.

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Lloyd P. Johnson as president and
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Illinois News
SAVAN N A: Mark H. Sperfslage
has joined the First Illinois National
Bank as cashier. Mr. Sperfslage
m ost recently was with Iowa Trust
and Savings Bank in Oskaloosa and
has also served with Community
Savings Bank, Edgewood, and with
the CPA firm o f O’Connor & Brooks
& Co., Dubuque.
SKOKIE: W alter Adreani has been
appointed vice president at Skokie
Trust & Savings Bank. He will be in
charge of consumer lending opera­
tions and be responsible for residen­
tial real estate m ortgages. He pre­
viously was assistant vice president.
SKOKIE: Ronald J. W alczyk has
been prom oted to vice president,
manager and marketing officer of
the customer service department of
the personal banking division of
First National Bank o f Skokie. Mr.
W alczyk joined the bank in 1970.
W H EELIN G : Jeffrey W . Taylor
has been appointed senior vice presi­
dent at Main Bank. In his new posi­
tion, he will be responsible for the
corporate banking department at
Main Bank in both W heeling and
Chicago. He previously was vice
president in the commercial loan de­
partment.

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The South Dakota Bankers Assodation will be offering for the first
time “ Career Challenge ’8 5 !" a teller/
staff conference, to be held two sep­
arate dates: Saturday, March 23 at
the Holiday Inn City Centre in
Sioux Falls, and Saturday, March 30
at the Howard Johnson’s M otor
Lodge in Rapid City.
This conference is recommended
for all tellers, new accounts personnel, bookkeepers, new employees
and personnel needing refresher
training. It will be broken down into
four sections: M oney Facts &
Frauds, Time Management, Swindies, and Selling.
Because this is the first year this
seminar has been offered, early reg­
istration is encouraged. Each parti­
cipant is eligible to receive 0.5 CEUs
at no additional cost. Registration
can be made through the SDBA of­
fice in Pierre.
SIO U X FALLS: First National
Bank here has prom oted Todd J.
Bernhard to vice president and trust
officer, and Greg Holden and Connie
Gravning to-a ssistan t vice presi­
dent. Mr. Bernhard joined the bank
in 1979. Mr. Holden joined the bank
in 1974 and m ost recently was audi­
tor. Ms. Gravning, with the bank
since 1965, m ost recently served in
operations.
Y A N K TO N : R obert M acy has
joined Live Stock State Bank as vice

president, specializing in agricul­
tural lending. Mr. M acy previously
was associated with the Federal
Land Bank Association for the past
four years and has been loan officer
at the Yankton branch since 1983.

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the W hite House.
Registration should be made at
the N D BA office by March 22.

Montana News

North Dakota News
North Dakota Bankers Associa­
tion Education Committee Chair­
man Terry Zeltinger, Towner Coun­
ty State Bank, Cando, has announced
the association’s first ever Bank In­
vestment Seminar for chief execu­
tive officers and other bank manage­
ment personnel. The seminar is set
for Thursday, March 28, at the Ramada Inn, Grand Forks.
Randy Newman, vice president at
First National Bank in Grand Forks
and teacher o f investm ents at the
North Dakota School o f Banking,
will present information on invest­
ment policy, guidelines and im prov­
ing bank performance. The after­
noon session will address portfolio
strategies on money market invest­
ments and tax swaps.
Register by March 21 with the
N D BA office in Bismarck.
* * *
April 15-17 are the dates selected
for this year’s North Dakota Bank­
ers Association W ashington Legis­
lative and Adm inistrative Confer­
ence. Headquarters for N D BA will
be the new JW M arriott Hotel at
National Place, located on Pennsyl­
vania Avenue, just two blocks from

BUTTE: Floyd A. Brinton has been
prom oted to senior vice president
and manager o f retail banking in
both the Anaconda and Butte offi­
ces o f Norwest Bank AnacondaButte, N .A. Mr. Brinton has been
employed by Norwest Bank for 27
years.
M ALTA: Jim Sandsness has joined
First State Bank o f Malta as cash­
ier. He began his banking career
with Citizens Bank & Trust Co., Big
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Department, P.O. Box 906, Des Moines, la. 50304.
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Position in northeast Iowa. Minimum 3-5 years
lending experience. Cash flow and loan documen­
tation necessary. Excellent benefits and career
opportunities with growing multi-bank holding
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Send resume and references to:

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POSITIONS AVAILABLE
MARKETING DIRECTOR - Degreed. 5 + yrs exp.
Omaha. S40-70K
COMMERCIAL LOAN OFFICER - 4-5 yrs. Degreed.
Omaha. To 40K
AG LENDERS - Nebraska & Iowa. 4-8 yrs. To 35K
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11246 Davenport Street
Omaha, NE 68154
Phone: 402/330-3260

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FOR SALE
NCR 7750-2500 PROOF MACHINE— 12 pockets, auto-feed
hopper, cassette handler, 3.7 m illion items, has been on
maintenance. Contact: Mark Sams, First State Bank, Webster City. Phone: 515/832-2520.
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CEO for $23 m illion Iowa bank. A ffiliated w ith major hold­
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b ackground.....................................................Salary $40,000
CEO for $14 m illion Iowa community bank. Requires 5 to
10 years experience. Good ag background. . . . Salary open
COMMERCIAL LENDER fo r $100 m illion bank. Requires
5-10 years experience. Job entails loan cleanup— both ag
and c o m m e rc ia l........................................ Salary $40,000 +

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COMMERCIAL LENDER for $600 m illion midwest bank.
Must be experienced in handling major credits and good
at d o c u m e n ta tio n ........................................ Salary $40,000.
Linda 515/394-5827
New Hampton, la. 50659
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Parkersburg State Bank
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Phone: 319/346-2114

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V.P. & CASHIER for $32 m illion Iowa bank. College comm u n ity .................................................................Salary Open

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.................... .............................................Salary to $40,000.
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AG LENDER for northern Iowa bank. Prefer college grad
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AG LENDERS fo r PCA, to serve as managers in excellent
farming areas. Offices do not have major problem loans.
Prefer college grads w ith 3 pr more years experience and
farm background. Good documentation record is essential
...... ..............................................................Salary to $30,000.
Write or call Malcolm Freeland or Cy Kirk in care of
Freeland Financial Service, Inc., 1010 Equitable Bldg., Des
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COM M ERCIAL LENDERS NEEDED
$80MM ILL Bk. - 7 years bk. exp. must include at
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$50MM ILL Bk. - needs Sr. Comm’l lender. Wants
10 yrs. bk. exp. To $45K.
J200MM ILL Bk. - needs Head of Comm’l Lending.
Need 10 yrs. exp. Could be partly out of Fin. Co. To
$40K.
S100MM JA Bk. - needs Comm’l Lender with 4 +
yrs. exp. Some Ag. $40K.

POSITIONS AVAILABLE
#2 MAN ■Extremely clean rural bank. Opportunity to play a
vital role in the banks direction. 2 + years ag banking ex­
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COMMERCIAL LENDERS • Dynamic MW bank is seeking
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progressive philosophy and an excellent place to enhance
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UPTO$30K.
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Positive workout attitude, strong ag banking background.
$35K.
SENIOR LOAN OFFICER - Well balanced $30m+ bank
seeks an aggressive and knowledgeable key individual.
15-20 years ag background. A secure and active position.
$38 K.
CONSUMER LENDER - Smaller bank in strong aggressive
metro location seeks a lender with consumer, commercial
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$40K
COMML/REAL ESTATE - heavy commercial loan experi­
ence and some exposure to large R.E. lines. Senior posi­
tion in $20MM suburban bank
$40K
AGRILOAN - share lending responsibilities with President
for $30MM Ag bank. Some operations background desired
$35K
PRESIDENT - $30MM independent suburban bank. Must
have previous CEO experience and strong marketing skills
$Open

TOM HAGAN & ASSOCIATES
2024 Swift - Box 12346
North Kansas City, MO 64116
816/474-6874

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