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VOLUME 17-NUMBER 32 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9,1976
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RROTTLAR MEBTIMO OF THE VILLAOE BOARD OP TRUSTliES
The Regular Meeting of tha Village Board of Truatoea waa held DeeMBb«r 2» 1976 tn ths Board Roon of the Village Hall* and vas brought to order at 6!tOO P.M.
Tho«« praaent ware: Prealdent Enstroaii Trustsea Stroupe, AAloaan, Lohnalat Manning qnd Elaaimonger; absent: TruBtaa Prank. Alao attending ware Attorney Caldwell, Don 8ohwagal« Village Bnglnaar and Parey Swanaon• '
The minutea of tha NoTerabar U* 1976 meeting were then praaantad^ Thara being no additions nor correcticna, thay than atood approved aa ra-^d.
Tha Traeaurer'a Report and monthly financial statamant wara than raTiawad* Trustee Stroupe noted several dlecrapanciea in the two, aaked the Clark to question the auditor in regard io aaiae* Tiruatae Stroupe made a motion, seconded by Trustee Aakisan, to approve of ths Treaaurar'a Report with olatlf icatlon froa tha auditor* Upon roll ooll, all trustees present voted aye and the notion earrlad.
The current bills for November were reviewed and a motion vaa made by  Trustee Lohneis, seconded by Tru.itee Elaen- nangav, te approve of aaid bills aa aet out In attaohed listing. Upon roll oall, all truntaes vntnd aye, the notion oarried, and the Clark was inatructed to pay sama.
The Preeldent then called on a Mr, Dan Devlna, who re- preaented Kr. R. Plote's proposed "Huntley Cove" sutdlvlslon. Be preaented a Prelirelnary Land Plan eoverln.' land located on tka BMTth aid* of Weat Main Street on 11*-. acres. After hia praMOtatlon to tbe Beard, Attorney Caldwell advised thnt bafova any final plana be aee^'^'bj^'OM -a<ibdl4r4*ar $ m»,\msmm»ah t atkiing that tha open space In this development ba naintalnad bj either a let ovnera* aaaoolatlon or th<» property owners of •¦¦a, 9r  by dafault, the eity nalntalna atui the city would ahwrga the let owners fcr such service. Also, tha sanitary •ewer waa dlaetiaaad aa vail a a other Items aet out in the Planalag Ouoaiaaien*a latter tc the village. Attorney Cald- if«ll did eautioB the develeper that if any work was done in thia fvaa before any final approval is given, they would do at thair •MB risk* Finally, a action waa laada by Trustee Stroupe, aeoonded Wy Tr«at*« Aataaan, to approve of the Preliminary Plan of Huntley OoTe* aubjeat to eenlng up with additional engineering plans to ••t^tfy fMa«nt and future objeetlona, sX^ .tt>* P&annii^ ()M||i«aion •ad aHt^ aad Woodaan, and aubjeet to ihe preo&utlona r.Tven to
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SANTAS FUND CHRISTMAS PARTY
MARLOWE TAKES fflS PLACE OPf COUNTY   BOARD
Dean A. Marlowe of Hundey successful candidate for District 1 Of the McHenry County Board was seated at the Dec. bth board meeting. District 1 Includes Grafton and Algonquin Townships. Mr. Marlowe is the first member to be elected from Huntley since Howard Ruth lost.
UONS CLUB CHRISTMAS PARTY
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
PARK BOARD MINUTES
On December 15, 1976 the Huntley Schools will be presenti¬ ng the annual Christmas Progr¬ am. The program begins at 8pm in the Grade School Gymnasium. The K-5 classrooms will be open at 7:30 pni for children to take off their coats and get ready to come into the gym with their classes. Please take note that the classro¬ oms will not be opened until the teacher of each room arrives to supervise.
The children should wear dress -up clothes with regular shoes. Af some previous programs we have had children wear tennis shoes to keep down the walking noise, but this is no longer necessary.
There will be no admission charge for this program.
SWINE FLU
IMMUNIZATIONS
On Wednesday, December 15th & Wednesday, December 22nd Swine Flu Shots will be given at the County Health Depa¬ rtment from 2-5pm in the Mc Henry County Courthouse in Wo¬ odstock. The shots are now being offered to the General Public (18 years or over) on these 2 days. No doctors slip will be necessary to receive the Immunization.
The shots will also be given to high risk ages 317 young people, high risk 25-59 persons and 60 years of age or over. Doctor's permission slips are necessary for the high risk 3-17 & 25-59.
Date: December 18th, Saturday Time: 1:00 pm Place: Village Square Ages: Preschool & up
Santa will crown our 1976 Snow Princess & Snow Prince at the Village Square. They will reign over the afternoon activities.
Entertainment & refreshments, along with Santa's visit will be held at the Social Hall of the Congregational Church immedia¬ tely following.
Thomas McKay. Magician will put on his magic show and will make animal ballons for all little ones attending.
Come one! Cone all! Don't miss the Magic Show. Parents plan your lunch and afternoon with Santa starting at the Village Square.
Jr. High & Sr. High Dance will be held in the evening from 8:00 pm to 11:00 pm. Shin Bone & Star will again play. Pizza & pop will be served for refreshments.
SCHOOL BOARD MEE'HNG
The December School Board meeting will be held Monday. December 13. at 7:45 pm in the High School Library.
The board will hear committee reports, pay bills and consider the following: Inservice activities. Senior trip proposal, application for tac shelter annuities, high school semester test schedule.
The regular meeting of the Huntley Park District Board was held on Wednesday, November 24th at 8:00 pm. The meeting was called to order by Vice President Mackeben, with Commissioners Deieke, Mackeben, Ruth and Tures present and Commissioner Parisek absent.
The Secretary was asked to read the minutes of the previous meeting of 10-27-76 after wbich a motion was made by Mr. Tures, seconded by Mr. Deieke, to approve the minutes as read. All Commissioners voted aye and the motion carried.
The Treasurers report was then presented, showing a balance in the checking account of $38,968.- 08. A motion was made by Mr. Tures, seconded by Mr. Ruth to accept the rep'ort as presented. All Commissioners voted aye and the report was filed for audit.
Vice President Mackeben then presented the monthly bills for payment, after which a motion was made by Mr. Ruth, seconded by Mr. Tures to pay all bills as presented. Upon roll call all Commissioners voted aye and the inotion carried. L*** Saturday, December 4th the Huntley Lions Oub held >
Mr. Ruth presented the board annual Christmais Party at the American Legion Home. A delids«a
with  a  report  on  the  monthly _ ^      .. . . .     "  "
meeting of the Northem Illinois ^'"^^^ <•'""" "^^ ^^^ ^o a large crowd of Lion members and
Special Recreation Program. He their wives. Afterwards grab bag gifts were passed around the 1|eM
'''"I'' '^I'^J" intended to get in   ^y the one and only SanU Qaus. touch with Mr. Marx and see if it
might be possible to co-ordinate      Pictured above is Elden Pfaff as he tells SanU what he waalf fir thsi program with the SEDOM   Christmas this year. Continued on Page 2