The Huntley Farmside

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VOLUME 16 — NUMBER 43
THURSDAY, JANUARY 22, 1976
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School Board        NEW SITE LOCATION PLANS FOR STATE BANK OF HUNTLEY
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The regular meettatr of tbe Board of Edacsrtion of School Dirfrict No. 158, of the Huntley Consolidated Sobool was heW on January 12,1976 at 7:30 pcm. In the High School Bufldlag.
Vpon roD can the foitowing an¬ swered present Mr. Ziller, Mr. Rath and Mr. Brettschneider absent.
A motton made by Mr. Bood aod 2nd by Mirs. Jones to approve of the n^mites «s real. Motfon oarried 5 yeas asyl 0 nays.
A niotion made by Mns. Jones and 2nd by Mre. Simpeon to pay the regular monthly bHls as li^ed. Motton carried 5 yeas & 0 ways.
A motAon made by Mr. Ziller and 2ind by Mr. Bond to transfer $427.35 to the Imprest fund; Motton cartned
5 yeas & 0 nays.
A motton made by Mr. ZiHer and 2nd by Mrs. Tones to disoootlnue Robert Peterson's payment of In¬ surance premium as of the end of his side leave days, and tf he so desires may pay tbe premium Mm- seOf. Motion carried 4 yeas and 1 nay (with Mr. Sta«ng oasttng *he nay Vote").
A motion made by Mr. Bond and 2nd by Mrs. Simpson t oaipprove of the contract with the HEA for the- schod yeflff of 1975 & 76 and aiso 1976 & 77. Modon oarded 5 yeas
6 0 nay».
A motion made by Mr. Bond and 2nd bv Mrs. Tones to approve of the following annuities. Lorraine LM with United Benefit Life Ins. and Baibara Mowe<rs wilih Mutual of New York. Motion aarrkd 5 ye«s & 0 nays
A motion made by Mrs. ampson and &2nd by Mr. Bond to approve of the Voudiei- Reimbiffsen^ertt daim for the school year of 1974 & 75, for the snm of $1234.00. Mo- titao carried 5 yeas and 0 nays.
At 9:37 the Board went In to sn executive session.
10:00 p.m. Mr. ftiettschnelder made his appearance.
10:36 Mr. Ri<h Mode hk ap¬ pearance.
11:28 p.m. th<? Board came out o( the executive session.
A motion mide by Mrs. Jones and 2nd by Mrs. Simpson to oon- tanue this meeting on January 80, 1976 at 8 p.m. Motion oarried 7 yes and 0 nays.
School Menu
Menu Week of Jan. 86 - 30
Moinday — Hambureer on bun. pickles, catsup, mustard cheddar cjheese sticks, potato chips, fnu»t cup, mflk.
Tuesday — Chicken & Gravy, mashed ootatoes, buttered green beans, bTitter«>d bread, apple sauce, mUk.
& Wednesday — LaSagna casser¬ ole, lettuce and carrot salad with Jlussian dr., buttered bread, mixed finlt In fresh orange ^ce, milk.
Thtirsday — Hot dogs aid baked beans, carrot and celery sticks, but¬ tered broad, baked desert, milk.
Fri<iay — Fresh frwsen orange Juice, tuna and noodle cassetole, buttered frozen peas, battered bread, baked  dessert,   milk.
Early Dismissal 1-27
On January 27 Huntley schools will be dismissed at 2:22. The eariy dfemissel is to permit the teachbg staff to woric on curriculum.
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Hie State Bank of Huntley has now entered into phase two of their truildlng program. Piiase cme con¬ sisted of making studies determin- iag wiMther to remodel or l>uild a new building. After tbe dedsion to
Police Report
Jamwi^y 13, 1976, Police reoeived a report of a theft of radio from a Iooal vehicle, the investigatioo is .still continuing.
January 13, 1-976, James L. Car¬ roll, age 30, of Woodstock, IIL was arrested by Hunitley PoUoe after his car wa.s seen by officens driving In the wrong lane, and in additnon to thds he was arrested for having no \^id drivers license and speeding; the oourt dato is set for January 26ith, 1976, McHenry County Court¬ house.
January 17, 1976, Huntley Police were called by the McHenry Coun¬ ty Sheriffs Police to answer an alarm caH at a business outdde of the VUlasre Umits.
January 17 ,1976, Hunitley Poflice assisted Mdlcftr yCo. Sheriff three more times on different calls.
build was made, then sites had to i>e found and purchased..
The above sito plan shows that the looatioQ will be at tlie oorner of Routo 47 and Algonquin Road.
125 Birthday
February 28 — Orand Oostume Ball.
March 23 — Musical Fashion Show
April (date to be announced) Sr. Citizen Bake Sale.
May 12 — Salad Limcheon.
June 13 — Communily Auction (Art & Cift Show).
July 4 — Local Bicentemdal Cele- bratioin.
Aug. 14 & 16 — Celebrate 125th Anniversary of Huntley.
Phase two coosirted of finding an architect projecting tor growtii, and determiniag tfae size of bank to build and oompleting of a site plan.
"nie thind piiase w4l be tiie ac-
need 10 - 16 people to begin the prognun. Watch the paper for ftir- ther Information.
After 15 women have oalled the above telephone number we will proceed witfi the class. A tentative date to begin will be February 3rd.
tual building of the hank. It is ex¬ pected that early in the spring there will be a groiuul breaking ceremony with actual construction being stait¬ ed at that time.
Park Dist. News
The Hnntley Perk Distriot fc con¬ sidering an exercise program for women one nlgSit a week (Tuesday's - 7:00 to 7). The majority of the;: time we will be doing a seiries .of exercises and the rest on voHt!^t>^ or the use of other equ^ment avail¬ able for further use. We are open to suggestions. Any women Interest¬ ed piease caH 66^.5989. We wQl
SCOUTS CORNER
Januairy 23-24-25 — Winter Cam¬ poree at Camp Big Timber, Elgin. As of this weflk's article, 8 boys and 5 adults will be participating in the wimer camporee. At this camporee protect "AOORN*^ will have its first meeting oi fi series o ei^iht Acom is tbe nai^ given to Instructive Sevsioos for'the adult leaders of our troop and t^rougiKMit tlie district.
,.^ebruaiy Sth — SoooT Sunday.
"W>.   11   —   Troop' Committee .Meeting. -     -^
Afaruary a9th ^ Aimoal Pooeidce Bneoklaat. --'
NOTICE OF CHANGE OF MEETING
The   February   Regular   monthly meeting of the Grafton Townsliip Board of Auditors will be held Fe<>. 2 Monday at^>00 p.m. Richard Enstrom derk
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Lions Club Meeting
The HonUey Liotis dub held their first meeting tit the year Jomiaiy 13, wjth 37 membeis and 1 guest attendjig. Tbe meeting was ofied to oeder after which the aoag "Xiod ^less^Amerfca" was led by lion Glep ¦Oeianey. The Pledge of Al- legUnd^ was led by lion Dennis RudsiiBri. Invocation by Lioo Mel Eweri^Mt. Ken Reed was intro- tocet hv Uon Don*l Kohley. 4 new membeis have been received into the ^ob slnoe JaAuaty lat. Terry Hansen, Tom Ramsdy, Art Kiki, end jLee Henolg. This makes €6 v(mmn {q the HnaOey Uont,
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