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VOLUME 16 — NUMBER 42 THURSDAY, JANUARY  15,  197^7 —   PBONE   —
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Pictured rigbt are mem¬ bers of the Huntley Pol¬ ice Department at their Cbristmas Party with tiieir vnyes. A steak din¬ ner was served to the Iooal costabulary by the Hwitley Restaurant. A cocittail hour preceeded the meal for the off duty policenien, complimcnte of the restaumairt FoUow- ij>g the meal the party was continued at the Village Hall. A good tune
was reportedly bad by all and re- fieshmeofts were seized. This is the ftrst time the Huntley Police have beld a social function. Tho Mayor and Mrs. Donald Enstrom were honored guests.
Village Board
Regular Meeting
Minutes
The Regular Meeting of tbe Vil¬ lage Boand of Trustees was held on tfae second Thursday of January, January 8, 1976, this being due to the New Year's holiday f^ng on the first Thursdiay. It was held in the Board Room of the VUlage HaU and came to order at 8:00 p.m.
The ncJl noted the following: Prefi- ident Enstrom, Trustees Ackman, Mant>inp. Swanson, Lohneis, Stroupe and Eisenmenger, as well as Police Chief Dziewior, Percy Swanson, Ran¬ dy Woodman, Village Engineer and Village Attomey Caldwell present: Tnistee Franic, absent.
The minutes of the rwevious meet¬ ing, December 4th. 1975. were pre¬ sented to the Board, ajid there be¬ ing no additions nor corrections, thev stood approved as read.
The bills for December, 1975 were examined by the Board, as per at¬ tached llvting. A motion was made by Trustee Lohneis, seconded bv Trustee Ackman, to approve all bills on this listing and upon roll call, all trustees vot^d aye and tho motion carried.
The Ti'easurer's Report and Fi¬ nancial Report for December and November, respectively were re¬ viewed. Trustee Stroupe made a mo¬ tion to approve of the Treasurer'.'; Report subject to the Clerk clarify¬ ing whether the Treasurer's bal¬ ance of $35,713.51 in he Waterworks Fund or the Auditor's balance of the same fund of $17,200.00 Ls cor¬ rect. There Is an $18,000 difference and the Clerk vfa& to report at next meeting. This motion wns seconded by Trustee Ackman. Upon roU call, all members voted aye and tho motion carried.
In connection with the review of the bills, it was noted and dis¬ cussed that the Village should not be subject to any sales tax on the pur chase of gasoline from the local filling sUition. Tho Clerk was in¬ structed to delete this amount from any and all billing.
The Motor Fuel Tax Allotment for Novpjnber, 1975 was S:-,546.8I and the Municipal Tax for Septem¬ ber amounted to $7,423.86.
Presidftnt Enstrom then tumed the meeting to Village Engineer Randy Woodman, wiw gave a detailed ac¬ count of the Sewer and Water Grant. He presented th Supplemental Step I, II, and III Starts Grant Offer and General Conditions in relaUoo to this offer from the State of Illinois, Illinois Environmental Protection A- gency. He noted that this must be Conthwed en Instde Bade Page VILLAGE BOARD
In connection with the infonnation requested  on tho   1975   U.S.   Indi- dividual   Inoome Tax  Return   1040, and 1O40A by the census Bureau, you may call the Village Hall from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 a.m. If you have any questions as to whether you live in ifi tiie legal limits of the Village of, Huntley   (or  after 4:00 p.m.. Call 669-5522.)
C Conley and Little America Win Twips At Vagabond
Pictured left Ls Mgr, Ed'tor Marge O'Br-ien and daujjhtor Heather, age 3 as Uttle Heather drew Charles Conley's name- for the Weekend fOr a at the Vagaboixl Resort. The win¬ ning mei-diant was Little America, -who also received a week end for two. Later that e>vendng, the cerfci- ficiites were awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Rowling of LitUo America and Mr, Conley and his fiance. A honey moon trip is planned for later this \eav.
flooded for skating and many used the hills of the park for sle<Hog. A fire was built in the Boy Scout C^>- in and hot chocolate and tiot dogs sei-ved. It is hoped by many who at¬ tended that this will become an nual event.
School Menu
1     Menu Week of Jan. 19 - 23
Monday — Bar-B-Que on bim, frozen oom, potato chips, haked des¬ sert,  milk.
( Tuesday — Roast beef and gravy, mashed potatoes, fresh frozen peas, fruit jello with Riches wiiip, butter¬ ed bread, milk. Ijjl Wednesday — Salisbury steak in I tomato sauce, buttered steamed rice,
i candied sweet potatoes, buUtered bnead, mix fruit cup, milk. Thursday — Italian spagiietti with meat sauce, lettuce salad with car¬ rots, buttered bread, baked dessert, milk.
Friday —  Fish and  tartar sauoe, Ij mashed potatoes, creamy ooJe slaw •with canrots, buttered bread, dessert, milk.
No School
There will be no scfaool on Friday, , January 16, as it is a teachers In- fsttute Day. K-5 teachers wiH be rplianning die Gifted Program and ^6-12 will be hearing Mr. E. W. Beato, Eduoational Consultant from Lisle Comm. Unit Mstrict No. 202 1 speaking on Values and Creativity.
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Shown left is John J. Hoff man, a senior at Huntley High Sdiool, stefldfaig below his recently finidied Inde¬ pendent art project John enjoyed painting tfae oolotv- ful mural loct^ fai tfae Home Ec. Booca