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VOLUME 17-NUMBER 47 THURSDAY, MARCH 31,1977
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CHUCK RUTH'S NAME TAKEN OFF THE TOWNSHIP BALLOT
The following is the decree which removed Chuck Ruth's name from the Township Ballot. This decision was made by Judge Roland Herrmann last Friday morning.
Chuck has informed many Huntley citizens since Friday that he will be a write in candidate for supervisor.
This matter coming to be heard on the petition of Edwin Eckman pursuant to section 10-10-1 of the Illinois Election Code, for judicial review of the decision of the Grafton Township Electoral Board which denied his petition objecting to the nomination of Charles W. Ruth as Independent Candidate for the office of Grafton Township Supervisor the court having heard evidence adduced by the petitioin and by respondent and the court having taken respondent's motion for directive finding under advisement at the conclusion of the petitioner's case, and the court having considered the pleading, evidence and argument of the counsel find as follows:
A. That the petitioner introduced sufficient evidence to carry his burden of proff and the respondent's motion for directive verdict should be denied.
B. That the election code of Illinois does not authorize the filling of a vacancy occasioned by the death of an Independent candidate by less than all of the "persons making the original nomination": that not all of the 50 persons who signed the original nominating petition of Howard C. Ruth participated in the selection of Charles W. Ruth to fill the vacancy created by the death of Howard C. Ruth.
It is ordered, adjudged and decreed as follows:
1. That the respondent's motion for directed filing be and the same hereby denied.
2. That the decision of Grafton Township Electoral Board be and the same as hereby reversed and that the Grafton Township Clerk be and he is hereby ordered to refrain from printing the name of Charies W. Ruth as an Independent Candidate for the office of Grafton Township Supervisor on the official ballot for the April 5, 1977 election of Grafton Township officers.
Dated March 28,1977
Judge Roland Herrmann
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The Easter Bunny and his friends are coming to town I Huntley's annual Easter Egg Hunt is Scheduled as follows: Date: Saturday, April 9th
Time -   Preschoolers - 1:00 pm Meet in the Lutheran Church
parking lot Grades 1 thru 8 Deicke Park 2:00 pm
Remember to bring your decorated egg - 1st grade thru 6th grade to Deicke Park - Prizes will be given for the best decorated.
There will be games and prizes for all participating in the hunt.
This is on of the annual events for Huntley that is sponsored by our business people and friends. So-Let's all come out and get in the hunt kids!
DAVE OLDHAM RECEIVES
CERTIFICATE OF
COMPETENCY
Mayor Don Enstrom and Supt. of Public Works Percy Swanson jcongradulate Dave Oldham on receipt of his Certificate of Competency as a Wastewater Treatment Works Operator. Dave has been taking courses at Kishwaukee College for the past year in preparation for this state exam and has fulfilled the requirements for a Class 4 operator.
TRINITY LUTHERAN
CONHRMATION CLASS TO BE
CONFIRMED APRIL 3RD
Next Sunday, April 3rd, the Trinity Lutheran Confirmation Class of 1977 will be received into communicant membership at the 10:15 am service. Members of the class are Linda Iva Borhart, Adam Scott Brunschon, Thomas Kenley Clark, Susan Rae Eberhardt, Roger William Graff, Larry Everett Hamblin, Brenda Kay Hartmann, Pamela Sue Hoffman, Patrick Wayne Hurley, Becky Sur Kunde, Geraldine Marie Lueth, Sandra Ann Melnik, Scott Kevin Nepermann, Ronald Scott Nerby, Quin Charies O'Brien, Daniel Ray Plote, David John Seaver, Robert Alyn Ziller and Vicki Sue Zirk.
BLOOD BANK
GIVE BLOOD HELP YOURSELF HELP YOUR COMMUNITY DATE: MONDAY, APRIL 18TH
TIME: 1:00 PM-6:45 PM PLACE: HUNTLEY AMERICAN LEGION HOME
DONNA BJORN CANDIDATE FOR ASSESSOR WITHDRAWS IN SUPPORT OF CHUCK LAMB
TO THE PEOPLE OF GRAFTON TOWNSHIP
My napie is Donna M. Bjom, last January 1 filed a petition for Assessor of Grafton Township. Much has happened since that time and I did not realize when I filed my petition that Charles Lamb was also a candidate (whom is a good friend of mine) for the
same position ot Assessor. 1 feel that Charles Lamb is more than well qualified for the position of Assessor of Grafton Township. I realize by being on the ballot I may split the vote so that neither Mr. Lamb or myself could be elected. I therefore respectfully request alt my supporters to cast their vote for Charles Lamb as Assessor of Grafton Township. Charles Lamb has been in this Grafton Township many more years than myself, I have been here but 6 years, So I hope the people of Grafton Township will respect my wishes.
Thank you, Donna M Bjom
SCHOOL BOARD MINUTES
,The regular meeting of tl^e ioard   of  Education   of   School
Oisf. #185 of the Huntley Consoli- ated school was held in the High ichool   Building  on   March   14,
, 977 at 7:45 PM.
Upon roll the following answer- d present Mr. Ruth. Mr. Zirk,
Mrs. Livingston. Mr. Richmond,
Dr. Grau, Mr. Brettschnieder and
Mr. Stading.
A motion made by Mrs. Living- -on  and  2nd by  Dr.   Grau  to pprove of the minutes as read, lotion carried 7 yeas & 0 nays.
A motion made by Mr.  Rich-
ond and 2nd by Mr. Zirk to ;)prove of the payment of the -gular mothly bills, with the ex-
•ption of the West bill. Motion jrried 7 yeas & 0 nays.
A motion made by Mr. Zirk and nd by Mr. Richmond to transfer .038.35  to the  Imprest  fund, vlotion carried 7 yeas & 0 nays.
A motion made by Dr. Grau •id 2nd by Mr. Richmond to ••gotiate with the billage Iroard ) improve the extension of incoln St. Motion carried 7 yeas i 0 nays.
A motion made by Mr. Brettschneider and 2nd by Dr. Grau to recommend the Village Board to proceed with an ordiance for pre-annexation ordiance for a sum of $800.00 per dwelling. Motion carried 7 yeas & 0 nays
A motion made by  Dr.   Grau and 2nd by Mr. Zirk to tabic the tax   referendum   until   the   new Board of Education is seated. Motion carried 7 yeas & 0 nays.
A motion made by Mr. Brettschneider and 2nd by Dr. Grau to accept the recommenda¬ tion of Glen Delaney as presented to the Board. Motion carried 7 yeas & Onays.
A motion made by Mrs. Livingston and 2nd by Mr. Richmond to elinatae the half time position of Science and Mathe teacher in the Jr. High for the school year of 1977 & 78. Motion carried 7 yeas & 0 nays.
A motion made by Dr. Grau and 2nd by Mr. Richmond to accept the resignation of Terry Ball. Motion carried 6 yeas & 0 nays. Mr. Stading absent during this motion.
At 11PM the Board of Educa¬ tion went into an executive ses¬ sion and came out at 11:29 PM.
A motion made by ZMrs. Livingston and 2nd by Mr. Zirk to continue this meeting on March 28. 1977 at 7:45 PM. Motion carried 7 yeas & 0 nays.
MENU
4/4-8/77
Monday, hamburger w/cheese, pickles-catsup-mustard, whole keraal com, chocolate pudding and milk.
Tuesday, ravioli, lettuc-carrot salad w/dressing, buttered bread applesauce and milk.
Wednesday, hot turkey roll & gravy, mashed potatoes or candi¬ ed sweet potatoes, cranberry sauce, buttered peas, buttered bread, sliced peaches and milk.
Thursday, fresh frozen orange juice, macroni&: cheese, buttered green beans, buttered bread, yellow Easter cake and milk.
Friday, Good Friday - No school