The Huntley Farmside

              ^ HUNTLEY ^
VOLUME IS-NUMBER 24
THURSDA Y, SEPTEMBER 22, 1977 ^    •' raonat -
669-5621 - If no anawer call 459-1456 or 459-0998
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DR. FRANK NAMED DIVISIONAL CHAIRMAN AT MCC
{ SEBVIWG   THE   PEOPljE   OF   HUNTLEJg SINCE 1960
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LEGION STEAK FRY A SUCCESS
Pictured above is Dr. Robert Frank who was recentiy promoted to Chairman of the Division of Humanities and Communication at McHenry County College. In addition to his teaching duties, Bob now has the responsibility of 28 teachers in his division.
Dr. Frank is a member ofthe Huntiey Village Board.
HUNTLEY DAY AT HISTORICAL MUSEUM
This coming Sunday, September 25th a Huntiey Day will be held at the McHenry County Historical Sodetv Ifl Union, Ol, from 1:30 to 4:30. Continued ^ Ihsidfe Fage
ast Sunday .^eptenSer 18,1977, the American Legion held its annual Sfteak Fry at the Legion Hall. The Legionaiies sold 140 steak dinners. The figures on hamburgers was not available. Twenty-five Legion members worked to make the
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school boarr minutes; ::::   \
The regular meeting .of tbe Board of Education.of School District #158, Huntiey :Coiuoli- dawd Sohoctls. Huntley. OUaois was held in the Hi^h Sehool building on Sapt.;*; 1977  t 7:30 p.m. • ¦'   f;   ,     ¦ -
Upon roll cuH.-the fflowing answered pceaent:! Mia. Living¬ ston, Mrs. Pawl, 44i9.'>'Koppia, and Mr. Zirk. Mr-.^retHch? neider and Mr. Grisoier< abacat. I Mr. Pupich wasaUotiresent. '
1. A motioa: to.; atjpirotvr Ihe minutes of the Augast-35, 1977 meeting was mada bj^Mnt:' Pawl, 2nd by Mrs. Koppie.. ><kMotion carried, 5 yeas, Q nayc: -x. •
At 7:35 p.m.. Mr.Bscttschnei- ier and Mr. .Qtismer, entered meeting. : '-.j. . f<    . •
2. A motion to.Approve pay- , ment of bills, eluding nS525.00 I 'or Legal   Liabilities  iBSuraoee,
vas made by Mr. Pupichiand 2nd hy Mr. Brettschneider. Members voting yea were Mrs. Livingston. Mrs. Pawl, Mrs.- Koppie.. Mr. Pupich, Mr. Brettscbaeidcr, Mr. Grismer, and Mr. Zkki ,7 yeaa. o inays. Motioneanied.«    >.'
3. A mottpaj^arMrfaci^^ to tfw IflipNMMaMiMMsVMsajr Mrs. Livingstoa, 2ndby i^Zirk.
Members voting yea iHere.iMra. Livingston, Mr»-Pawi, Mt».'Kop¬ pie, Mr. Pupich, Mrii Grismer, Mr. Brettschneider, and Mr. Zirk. 7 yeas, 0 nays. < Motion carried. •   '»•     ;: »,
4. To purchase a Btaacher Power Unit from Husseyat the cost of $2105 and be^harged to the building fund was^.made by Mr. Brettschneider, 2nd by Mr. Grismer. Members votwg^ yea were Mr. Brettscb^eid^^, Mr.
M Grismer, Mr. Pupich, Mrs. Pawl, Mrs. Koppie, and Ma. Zirk. Mrs. Livingston passed;! 6 yeas, o ni^s, 1 pass. Motion carried.
5. A motion to accept the McHenry Farm Service bid fbr gasoline of 12,000 gallons at .451 cents per gallon- aB#-:€W^-%tate motor fuel tax waf ml|d4 by Mr. Brettschneider ,^^n4 t^y^rs. Kop¬ pie. Members voting yea were Mr. Brettschneidjft^ (MOf KiPP-
Mr. Pupici^,,^$IMMi^>nd Mr. Ziik. 7yMs, o (ifM^nmion carried.
6. Mr. Brettschneider made a motion to approve tlie wntjjtact for Kathleen Enstrom %s'Library Aide, 2nd by Mrs. Pawl. Mem¬ bers voting yeas were Mr. Brett-
_ Schneider, Mrs. jKoppi«. Mrs. ' Pawl, Mrs. Livingston, Mr. IHip- ich, Mr. Grismer, and Mr.'Zlit. 7 ' yeas, 0 nays. Motion carried.
7. A motion fo^4 n«w ^offifrate resolution for four aanies. Mrs. Koch, Mrs. ^Liy^BatoBi^Kfr- Brettschneidkr, daii4t?tM, was made by Mr. Pupich and 2nd by Mrs. Pawl. 7 yeas, 0 nays. Motion carried.   ¦¦¦}-¦
8. A motion' made iy #^s- Livingston, 2nd by MA. K.C^ft^' to send a registered-receipt letter
¦ to Magill Wriko«. Darrel West
; Associates, ud FkdBoan Insur-
I ance Company putting theffl on
;notice thatHama are still defli-
dent as we near tiie end of tiie
guarantee pe(|QiL.;and that the
district win ^ b<Mk« tiwm tiiUe
if the probtema UliPnot coracMf
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