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Volume 17- Number 20 THURSDAY AUGUST 26,1976
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SERVLNG THE PEOPLE (If HUNtlEY SINCE (l96r
5c PER" COPT
HUNTLEY'S 125TH   ANNIVERSARY
Father Day gives Benediction
RAY KELLEY APPOINTED AT
RAWLEIGH DISTRIBUTORS
The W.T. Rawleigh Company,
an   international   organization.
headquartered in  Freeport,   Illi¬
nois, announced today thaf Ray
Kelley   has   been   appointed   as
independent  Rawleigh   Distribu¬
tor.
Rawleigh, founded in 1889, has
SCHOOL MENU
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Tuesday
Bar-B-Que on bun or
Peanut butter/jelly sandwich
French fries
Buttered corn
apple Crisp
Milk
Wednesday
Italian spaghetti w/meat sauce
Tossed salad w/tomatoes & cuc¬
umbers
Buttered bread
Mixed fruit
Milk
Thnrsday
Fresh frozen orange juice
Frankfurters & baked beans
grown into a worldwide organiza¬
tion, manufacturing and distribu¬
ting a complete line of specialty
foods,   home  medicines,  house¬
hold, cosmetic and personal care
products.
Ray Kelley joins a network of
independent Rawleigh  Distribu¬
tors serving family needs thrdugh
out the United States,  Canada,
New Zealand and Australia.
Buttered bread
Homemade Chocolate Chip
cookies
Milk
Friday
Fish squares & tartar sauce
Creamy cole slaw
Mashed potatoes w/butter sauce
Buttered bread
Fruit
Milk
Lunch Prices:
Grades 1- 5 45c
5-12 5Sc
Adults           70c "¦
Extra milk-
Student   7c
Adult      12c
Inside the Farrnside is Huntley's history photographed from an 1885 McHenry County History Book lent to us t)y the Dwyer family. This book contained biographies of many of Ihe town leaders. We will run at least four book pages each week until the book is completed. In weeks to come we will also be publishing history from a 1923 book. As we wish to keep the 1885 material intact so that the reader will have each page as it was in the book, the material will be carried over during the ensuing weeks.
As the history book tells PreocottWhittemore came to Illinois in 1838. When he settled In the Huntley area between 1828-39, he gave the name of Grafton Township to this area in honor of his old home in New Hampshire also nanDed Grafton Township.
Louise Kreutzer, Hedy Leonard, Chuck Ackerberg, Bud Weber and Mayor Don Enstrom. Chuck was present with the Bicentennial emblem he had made.
Winners of the beard contest: Jim Schultz and Rev. Dr. Rot)ert Frank; Mustache and Beard, Bill Eisenmenger, Beard; Max Bundgard, Mustache.
Clown and pet skunk give Senior Citizens a laugh
HUNTLEY BOARD CALLS FOR SPEOAL MEETING
This being a special meeting called for the purpose of conduct¬ ing the regular monthly business, now being held in the High school building, of the Huntley Consoli¬ dated school, on August 16, 1976 at 7:45 PM.
Upon roll call the following answered present Mr. Ziller, Mrs. Livingston, Mrs. Simpson, Mr. Brettschneider and Mr. Stad¬ ing. Mr. Ruth and Mr. Zirk absent.
1. A motion made by Mrs. Livingston and 2nd by Mr. Sim¬ pson to approve the minutes as
read.
Motion carried 5 yeas & 0 nays 2. A motion made by Mr. Brettschneider and 2nd by Mrs. Simpson to pay the regular mon¬ thly bills as listed with the exception of the Gerald West bill. Motion carried 5 veas & h nays Continued on Page 2