The Huntley Farmside

              91^ HUNTLEY <5i«^
VOLUME 18-NUMBER 18 ,
THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1977 ~   PBptlB   -
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FRANi;  PARULK PO  192 HUNTLEY,   ILL
2 SECTIONS
SERVING   THE   PEOPLE   OF   HUNTLEY SINCE 1960
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JoAnne Keams with her Reserve Grand Champion      ^Mayor Entroift accepts two gifts   for the Villaj
Peter Baker, Lake Bluff, of Peter Baker & Sons, purchased the Junior and Open Reserve Grand Champion Steer raised by JoAnn Keams. Huntiey at the 4-H and FFA Livestock auction at the McHenry County Fair. Purchase price was Sl .50 a pound. Shown here are: Peter Baker, Cheri James, 1977 Miss McHenry County; JoAnn Keams. (Don Peasley Photography).
Linda Borhart with Grand Champion.
Linda Borhart, Huntley, receives Grand Champion honors for her Holstein at the McHenry County 1 In the Junior show competition she received Grand Champion. In the open show competition she received Grand Champion, Best Udder and Senior Champion honors. With her are Pat Williams, announcer at the Holstein and Color Breeds show since 1950 and Don Ellingson, Poplar Grove, judge of both the open and junior shows. (Don Peasley Photography).
BECKIE HARM 2nd RUNNERUP
Cheri James, center, is the New Miss McHenry County. From left: Bonniesue Rohrer, Miss Crystal Lake, thfatl runnerup; Maggie Grant, Miss Lake-In-The-Hills, first runnerup; Cheri James, new Miss McHenry 'County Who competed as Miss Algonquin; Beckie Harm, Miss Huntiey, second runnerup; and Kelly Baxter, Miss Woodstock, fourth runnerup. Laurie Fisher, retiring Miss McHenry County, stands befaind the top five winners in competotion amoung 13 candidates at the 1977 McHenry County Fafa last week. (Don Peasley Photography).
'Mayor Enstrom accepta the large letters spelUng Hnntley from Idrs. Hedy Leonard and Henry Mariowe, State Bank of Hantley director.
Mrs. Leonard present Mayor Enstrom with a $100 bond as Mr. Roy Bankes, executive Vice President of the State Bank watches at last Thursday's Village Board Meetfaig.
Inside Pages in tf" - indude:
Pictures of 4-Hers Penquin Snowmobile Picnic Tures Open House
School Board Minutes
The regular meeting of the Board of Education of School District #158, Huntiey Consoli¬ dated Schools, Huntiey, Illinois, was held in the Higfa Scfaool bmlding on July 28, 1977 at 7:30 P.M.
Upon roll call the following answered present: Mrs. Living¬ ston, Mrs. Pawl, Mr. Pupich, Mrs. Koppie, Mr. Brettschnei¬ der, and Mr. Zirk; Mr. Grismer-absent. Mr. Dave Eitel was also present to explain the Johnson Control Proposal.
1. A motion by Mrs. Pawl, and 2nd by Mr. Brettschneider to approve the ndnutes of July 14. 1977 meeting. All members voted yea; no nay votes. Minutes approved.
2. Mr. Brettschneider made a motion to accept tfae Martfawk A Tfaurow Bid for facial repairs (m the High School Building for S2,1SO.OO. 2nd by Mrs. Ptcml. Members voting yea were Mrs. Koppie, Mrs. Pawl. Mr. Brettsch¬ neider, Mr. Pnpicfa, Mrs. Livfaig- ston, and Mr. XUk.. No nay votes. moti(Mi carried.
3. A motion by Mr. Ptti^cfa. 2nd by Mrs. Pawl to accept the budget proposals aa presented.' Mob- bers voting yea were Mr. Papkdi. Mrs. Pawl. Mrs. Uvfaiastoo. Mr.
la.laskPB.
Village Board Minutes
The regular meeting of the Tillage Board of Trustees was held in the Board Room of the Village HaU on August 4tii and brought to order at 8:00 P.M.
Tfae roll noted tfae following present: President Easttom, Tra¬ stee StroOpe, Ackman, Lofaneis, Mercer and Eisenmenger aa well as Attonwy CaldweO. Don Sch«*- egel and Percy Swanson. Absent: Trastee Frank
The minutes of the'Special Meeting and alao the Regular Meeting of ialy 7th #ere review¬ ed and thefe befaig no additioia nat correctioitt. ttaef stood app¬ roved as presented.'
The financial reporta «^et« then brought before the Board. It wm noted that there were no manag¬ erial rqiorta again this month snd in connectioe witii this'. Trastee Stroupe made the "motion to recommend tfaatthe anditfaig^firm not be paid for the past month until the reporta are given, tills' motion seconded by Trustee hte- cer. Upon toU caO, all traitees voted a|(« and the motioa carried. The Treasurer's Report was app¬ roved as preaented 'bjr a motion" made by Trustee ~Stea<pB aad seooaded by Tmstee "Admaa. alter arhidi all tniateef voted iqre and tiw "motion' carried. Trastee iStroopemade tfaeHUMestloin OsaSfeHad aftfeariia f|g>