The Huntley Farmside

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VOLUME 17-NUMBER 43 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24,1977
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PHIL FREUND NAMED XL DEALER
CHUCK RUTH CANDIDATE FOR TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR
Last Wednesday, February 16th, B dinner was held at Floyd's Resturant to honor Phil Freund. Phil received a plaque for becoming an XL Dealer. He also was awarded a framed certificate showing the goals which he had attained to become an XL Dealership •
The Pen and Pencil set were presented to Wayne Beu, Farm Sales Manager by Mr. Freund for his efforts irt securing the XL award. Continued on Page 2
Pictured above is Henry Marlowe being cong^Mlulated by Dave' Plocher forythe Silver Clover award.
Last Saturday, February 19th, the DHnois 4H Foundation's County RepresenUtive, aul Withington, and McHenry County Extension Advisor, Dave Plocher, presented Henry and Deu Marlowe of Marlowe Feed & Hatchery, with the foundation* Silver Qover Qub membership. This award was given to the Marlowes fbr their contributions to Illinois 4H. Dave Plocher and Paul Withington
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SCHOOL BOAKD MINUTES FEBRUARY 14,1977
The tegular meeting of (he 'Board of Educadon of School DisiricC #158, Huniley, Dlinois. was held in ihe higfa school library on February 14,1977, at 8:45 PM.
Mr. Ruih, Mr. Breicschneidcr^ Mr. Zirk, Mr. Raymond and Mrs. Livingsion were preseni. Dr Gran and Mr. Siading wete absent.
Mrs. Liviogsion was appoinied secretary pro-iem.
A motionwas made by Mr. Ziit and 2nd by Mr. Bretischneider io approve the minutes as read. Moiion carried 5 - 0.
A moiion was made by Mr. Bretischneider and 3nd by Mr. Richmond io approve the monthly biUs with ihe excepiion of the following three bills - Welcos Consi., Derald Wesi, and Mrs. N. Breiischneider. Motion carried 5 -0.
A motion was made by Mt. Zirk and 2nd by Mrs. Livingston io iransfer S961.61 io the Imprest fund. Motion carried 5 - 0.
Mid year diplomas were pre- senied to ihe eariy grads.
A motion was made by Mr. Ruih and 2nd by Mr. Hxk io empower the building cotauiiite to purchase two plaques from tiie seleciiouptesenied the board. Motion carrie 5 - 0.
A modon was made by Mr. Bretischoeitter and 2nd by Mr. Zitk fof ihe board io buy the minimum insurance for ihe Senior Gass Trip. Moiion carried 5 - 0.
A motion was made by Mrs. Livingston and 2nd by Mr. Ruth io inform Mrs.Margii Naden of the tentiinaiion of ihe preseni high sch(x>l german position. Moiion carried 5 - 0.
A modon was made by . Mr. Bretischneider and 2nd by Mr. Ruih io hire Mr. Terry Ball as ihe new cusiodian. Moiion carried 5 - 0.
A motion was made by Mr. Breiischneider and 2nd by Mr. Zirk to approve Tiile Iv's request ofSl,684.00. Moiion carried 5-0.
Mr. Marks announced ihai ihe Hundey Legion Auxilary donated $150.00 io ihe sch(x>l io be used in our ihree school libraries.
The board went into execudve session ai 10:40 io discuss siii- deni disipline and ieacher eval- oaiion.
The board came oui of execu- (ive session ai 11:30.
A moiion was made by Mr. Srk to adjourn and coniinue this meedng on February 28, 1977 ai 7:45 PM. The meeiing adjourned a<hll:30.
THE RIVER
Within the land masses and ihroughoui the hisioty of the worid ihe river has been revered and respected as a me«as of unifying people. So it is with considerable pleasure and great pride the First Congrega^ooil Church's Chancel Choir presents its annual Hobo Show with "The River" as its central theme. To be presented March Sdi, thefe wiU again be two seatlags for the famous beef stew dinner aod entertainment at 5:30 and 9M. Ttdketa wtll be available FfArntty 20th 'from Mary Lou Hanfy, 669-SS22 after 4:00. at a cost rgf S3.S0 adults afldSl.SO diUdrea.