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9T^ HUNTLEY ^""'"side
VOLUME 17- NUMBER 22
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9,1976
PHONE¦ 6695621 If Ni» Answer 459-1456 / 459-0998
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2 sections
SERVLNG 1 HE PEOPLE OF HUNTOiY SINCE(1960 t
15c PM COW
HUNTLEY REDSKINS
SENIOR
CIARK BORHART DOUG BORHART MANFRED DIETTRICK JiM ERVIN JOHN HOFFMAN CHAD KOPPIE DAVE LiNDSEY TOM MICHELSEN KEITH NEVEL MITCH PARISEK TIM REAM
RON SCHULTZE TIM SIEGRIST
JUNIOR
LARRY BORHART GREG DEDINA JOHN FOERSTER JIM GOW JEFF HABBLEY RON MARSH DEAN PFAFF TIM SWANSON
DAVE TURES
SOPHOMORE
BRL\N CHOIN DARRYL DOBROLINSKY TOM DWYER BOB ECKMAN JOE McCUNE JIM McMAHON CHRIS RAYMOND JEFF SCHULD JEFF SUSANKE BOB TURES
FRESHMEN
TED ANDERSON RICH FOERSTER DENNIS FOUTCH DENNIS GOERS DALE GRAY JIM HARTING JIM KEARNS TOM KOPPIE STEVE MORROW DAN SCHALLER GARY SCHULTZE DOUG WILL
JIM WILLIAMS JOEZORiCA
JOE MANNING HEAD FOOTBALL COACH
LARRY KAHL ASST. FOOTBALL COACH
GLEN DELANEY ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
LANtELAMB MANAGER «
TREATMENT PLANT GROUNDBREAKING
On Wednesday, September 15, 1976. the Village of Huntley will hold a groundbreaking ceremony at the Sewer Treatment Plant at 4:.')() P.M. Don Schwegel from Baxter and Woi :lman, engineers for the village, stated thaf work has begun on renovating this structure which was built in 1950.
At present the plant's Capacity is .25 million gallons of water a day. When work is completed the capacity w-ill be increased to .28 million gallons of water a day. Mr. .Schwegel said that a reten¬ tion pond and a new lab will be added to the current structure. He stated that they plan to replace .sewer pipes throughout the Village which will take care of the excess water from storms.
The contractor for the work is the Illinois Hydralic Construction Company of Elgin.
The cost of the project will be $1,167,700 of that the State of Illinois will pay $875,800.
Completion is expected in a- bout a vear.
NOTICE
There will be a meeting Sep¬ tember 16th at 8 PM in the High School Library of the Organiza¬ tion Meeting for the referendum committee for the area vocational center.
Interested? Please attend!
SCHOOL BOARD MEETING
The regular monthly meeting for September will be at 7:45 P.M. September 13th.
LOCAL BOY WINS DEPARTMENT AWARD
Timothy Swanson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred (Tom) Swanson has been presented the second place award from the Department of Illinois American Legion Auxiliary for his entry in the Annual Americanism Essay Contest. Tim's essay was titled "If we have another two hundred years." More than 30,000 essays were entered in Class 11 of this contest.
Tim received the unit award for winning first place, also the district award and the Division First Place Award was captured by Tim.
This contest is open annually to students in the Seventh Grade through Grade Twelve. It enables the youth Of our country to express their thoughts as well as their patriotism. Anyone wishing for further information may contact Mrs. Robert Schultz, Americanism Chairman for Huntley Unit #673. Essay rules for the 1977 contest are out and at the School.
Huntley Unit 673 congratulates Tim on his awards and wish for him as well as other students in the community sDccess in earning the Dp coming awards on the 1977 contest. ,
NOTICE OF CHANGE OF ELECTION
Due to a legal technicality regarding the length of time required to give public notice prior to an election, the special election for the Huntley Fire Protection District has been chan¬ ged from this Saturday, Sep¬ tember llth to Saturday, October 16th.
The polling place will be at the Fire Station located at 14 Coral Street, Huntley, Illinois. The polls open from 6 AM to 6 PM. The purpose of the election is to decide whether or not the Huntley Rescue Squad will continue to exist as an ambulance service for the district. If the referendum is defeated, the rescue vehicles will be sold and the squad is disbanded. The need for the change for the election date arose from a misunderstanding as to the date of publication as required by law.
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NOTICE
On Monday, September 13th the main well of the village will be shut off for repairs. Water will be supplied to the village by the auxiliary pumps. This will mean that the water running in Huntley mains will be reversed. This could result in the discoloration of the water from sedement itt the pipes. Residents are warned to plan accordingly.
Village Street Dept.
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR
MEETING OF THE VILLAGE
BOARD OF HUNTLEY
The Regular Meeting of the Village Board of Trustees was held September 2, 1976 in the Board Room of the Village Hall and was brought to order at 8:00 P.M.
Those present were: President Enstroiti, Trustees Ackman, Loh¬ neis, Eisenmenger, Frank, Strou¬ pe and Manning with Attorney Continued on Inside Page
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| Title | The Huntley Farmside |
| Date | 1976-09-09 |
| Month | 09 |
| Day | 09 |
| Year | 1976 |
| Volume | 17 |
| Issue | 22 |
| Decade | 1970-1979 |
| Creator | The Huntley Farmside |
| Coverage | Huntley, Illinois, United States |
| Description | Weekly Newspaper from the Huntley Area Public Library Collection |
| Subject | Newspaper Archives |
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| Title | The Huntley Farmside |
| Date | 1976-09-09 |
| Month | 09 |
| Day | 09 |
| Year | 1976 |
| Volume | 17 |
| Issue | 22 |
| Decade | 1970-1979 |
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| Creator | The Huntley Farmside |
| Date Digital | 2007-07-03 |
| Coverage | Huntley, Illinois, United States |
| Description | Weekly Newspaper from the Huntley Area Public Library Collection |
| Subject | Newspaper Archives |
| Rights | This material may be protected by U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S. Code). |
| Publisher | This Collection was digitized and loaded into CONTENTdm by OCLC Preservation Service Center (Bethlehem, PA) for the Huntley Area Public Library |
| Source | Reproduction of library's print newspaper archives |
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9T^ HUNTLEY ^""'"side
VOLUME 17- NUMBER 22
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9,1976
PHONE¦ 6695621 If Ni» Answer 459-1456 / 459-0998
- . VAI.'l '¦ '-Y G-14.2 ILL
2 sections
SERVLNG 1 HE PEOPLE OF HUNTOiY SINCE(1960 t
15c PM COW
HUNTLEY REDSKINS
SENIOR
CIARK BORHART DOUG BORHART MANFRED DIETTRICK JiM ERVIN JOHN HOFFMAN CHAD KOPPIE DAVE LiNDSEY TOM MICHELSEN KEITH NEVEL MITCH PARISEK TIM REAM
RON SCHULTZE TIM SIEGRIST
JUNIOR
LARRY BORHART GREG DEDINA JOHN FOERSTER JIM GOW JEFF HABBLEY RON MARSH DEAN PFAFF TIM SWANSON
DAVE TURES
SOPHOMORE
BRL\N CHOIN DARRYL DOBROLINSKY TOM DWYER BOB ECKMAN JOE McCUNE JIM McMAHON CHRIS RAYMOND JEFF SCHULD JEFF SUSANKE BOB TURES
FRESHMEN
TED ANDERSON RICH FOERSTER DENNIS FOUTCH DENNIS GOERS DALE GRAY JIM HARTING JIM KEARNS TOM KOPPIE STEVE MORROW DAN SCHALLER GARY SCHULTZE DOUG WILL
JIM WILLIAMS JOEZORiCA
JOE MANNING HEAD FOOTBALL COACH
LARRY KAHL ASST. FOOTBALL COACH
GLEN DELANEY ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
LANtELAMB MANAGER «
TREATMENT PLANT GROUNDBREAKING
On Wednesday, September 15, 1976. the Village of Huntley will hold a groundbreaking ceremony at the Sewer Treatment Plant at 4:.')() P.M. Don Schwegel from Baxter and Woi :lman, engineers for the village, stated thaf work has begun on renovating this structure which was built in 1950.
At present the plant's Capacity is .25 million gallons of water a day. When work is completed the capacity w-ill be increased to .28 million gallons of water a day. Mr. .Schwegel said that a reten¬ tion pond and a new lab will be added to the current structure. He stated that they plan to replace .sewer pipes throughout the Village which will take care of the excess water from storms.
The contractor for the work is the Illinois Hydralic Construction Company of Elgin.
The cost of the project will be $1,167,700 of that the State of Illinois will pay $875,800.
Completion is expected in a- bout a vear.
NOTICE
There will be a meeting Sep¬ tember 16th at 8 PM in the High School Library of the Organiza¬ tion Meeting for the referendum committee for the area vocational center.
Interested? Please attend!
SCHOOL BOARD MEETING
The regular monthly meeting for September will be at 7:45 P.M. September 13th.
LOCAL BOY WINS DEPARTMENT AWARD
Timothy Swanson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred (Tom) Swanson has been presented the second place award from the Department of Illinois American Legion Auxiliary for his entry in the Annual Americanism Essay Contest. Tim's essay was titled "If we have another two hundred years." More than 30,000 essays were entered in Class 11 of this contest.
Tim received the unit award for winning first place, also the district award and the Division First Place Award was captured by Tim.
This contest is open annually to students in the Seventh Grade through Grade Twelve. It enables the youth Of our country to express their thoughts as well as their patriotism. Anyone wishing for further information may contact Mrs. Robert Schultz, Americanism Chairman for Huntley Unit #673. Essay rules for the 1977 contest are out and at the School.
Huntley Unit 673 congratulates Tim on his awards and wish for him as well as other students in the community sDccess in earning the Dp coming awards on the 1977 contest. ,
NOTICE OF CHANGE OF ELECTION
Due to a legal technicality regarding the length of time required to give public notice prior to an election, the special election for the Huntley Fire Protection District has been chan¬ ged from this Saturday, Sep¬ tember llth to Saturday, October 16th.
The polling place will be at the Fire Station located at 14 Coral Street, Huntley, Illinois. The polls open from 6 AM to 6 PM. The purpose of the election is to decide whether or not the Huntley Rescue Squad will continue to exist as an ambulance service for the district. If the referendum is defeated, the rescue vehicles will be sold and the squad is disbanded. The need for the change for the election date arose from a misunderstanding as to the date of publication as required by law.
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