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• ^^9 'f TOTIO CO/\ 'l/SA
GRAFTON TOWN.SHIP'S OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER — SINCE 1960
USPS580-36e
VOLUME 20-NUMBER 51 THURSDAY, MARCH 26,1981
Fhtine 669-^21
-.12 PAGES
SEKVING THE PEOPLE OF HUNTLEY StSCE I960
a«ipimawn«—
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AMERICANISM ESSAY WINNERS
''"'imi»i
ATHLETIC BANOUET
Pictured with Auxiliary President Mabel Schultz are 1st Place I Americanism Essay Winners Holly Pupich, Keith Dobrolinsky and I Suzanne Ernesti. Conrinued on Page 12
Last Thursday, March 20tb, Huntley American Legion and Auxi¬ liary held a joint meeting to honor Americanisia Eaany wlniien trom Huntley schools. A pot luck dinner was held for tfae easay winners and their parents.
Mrs. Mabel Schultz, Auxiliary President, announced that a total of 85 essays were tumed in by the 7th & Sth grade studenU; 96 by 9th & 10th grade studenU and 15 by llth & 12th grade studenU. The theme was "What My County's Flajj Means to Me."'
TEACHERS RESaND RESOLUTION
March 25.1961
Previously you received a letter of Censure ttom the Huntley
Education Assoiciation. This Association has taken furth action and
rescinded the Resolution.
Our statement is as follows:
"The Huntley Education Association has rescinded tbe
Resolution of Censure against the Board of Education, the
superintendent, and the grade school prindpal of District #158,
because the purpose of the resolution was not clear, thus causing
too much misunderstanding."
Barbara Mowers HEA President (Editors Note: 43 teacher voted on Tuesday, March 24th to rescind this resolution. The vote was 35 to rescind and 8 against.)
EASTER EQQ HUNT
Pray for nice weatlier folkal The Huntley Park District will be sponsoring an Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, April 17th at Deicke Pait. A special appear¬ ance will be made by the Easter Bunny and there wUl be prizes for the best decorated eggs in each age division as well as prizes for tbe most eggs found. The Easter Egg Hunt has formeriy been sponsored by tbe Continued on Page 12
uesday, March 17th, the Winter Sports Banquet was held in the Multl-Purpose Room. Mr. James Skomer, principal, welcomed the crowd to what he called his favorite duty. He went on to say wbat a pleasure'it was to say good things and tfaat in Huntley it is a double pleasure. He thanked Mra. Williams fbr her special efforts. Board member, Bob Zirk gsve the Invocation. Coach Glen Delaney thanked the Lion's Club, Booaters and parenU for helping with the dinner. A ham dinner with pot luck itenu were served.
Cheerieaders were awarded honors by Lfaid* Kostelac for their dedication and athletic ability during the year. Tbey are:
Kathy Akerman, Valerie Bunt, Sara Clark, Natalie Freund, LeaUe
The following are articles consists of questions asked of the candidates and their replies. These candidates are
. Continned on Face 10
CANDIDATES FOR GRAFtON TOWNSHIP
from Grafton Township.
Running for Grafton Town¬ ship Supervisor is Chuck Ruth. Running fw Assessor is Virginia
Brunschon. There are two running for Road Commissioner They are Incumbent Jack Brunschon and Don Tessmer.
On the ballot for Township aerk is Richard Enstrom. Tbere are three candidates running for trustees. They are David
Oldham,.Jim Ketchmark and Donald Rhodes and Ron Pierce.
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¦*»•-;
I am running for re-election for Supervisor of Grafton Township because of my concern for local government and community well being.
Over the past four years, I have endeavored to remain accountable to the taxpayers in handling of those funds under the control of the Supervisor.
Namely, the percent of your taxes going towards the town
VIRGINbV BRUNSCHON
Reaaon for aeeking oOket
I have been Grafton Township Assessor for the past 8 yrs. and would like to continue for the 3rd term in that office. What do y»a feal yon can contribute to thnt oOcat
Experience and Knowledge. 8 years of experience in the office as Assessor and continued studies which help to administer the current Assessing proce-
JACK BRUNSCHON
Reaaon for aoefcing officei
since 1 toolf a full time job with Grafton Road District 24 yesrs ago, 1 have dedicated my time and efforts to the betterment of Grafton Town¬ ship. It has been very rewarding and I would like to continue in the ofTice I now hold aa Road Commissioner.
What do yon feel yon ean oontribate to that oOkeT
Knowledge and Experience.
DONALD TESSMER
Reaaon for soeUng olBcvt
To provide Grafton Township with a good, efficient and conservative Road Commis¬ sioner. I What do yon feal yon cna coMtribnto to that offlMt
Good management, lower or stable taxes, and good mainten¬ ance of roads.
Yoor experieaeo In raiattaa to the olDco yoa an aooUogi
Have had experience in aU
DAVID OLDHAM
Reaaon for aeeUng olOoot As an incumbent, 1 feel
obligated to continue serving as
best I can.
What de yon faal yon cna,
coBtxflmt* to tkat offleot My knowledge of budget
preparation and my willingneas
to the people.
Ya«r axpartaaca la iwdtlaa to
the alBoo yoa wro aoeUagi Having served as Trustee for
8 years and leaming aomething Continued on Page 5
Object Description
| Title | The Huntley Farmside |
| Date | 1981-03-26 |
| Month | 03 |
| Day | 26 |
| Year | 1981 |
| Volume | 20 |
| Issue | 51 |
| Decade | 1980-1989 |
| Creator | The Huntley Farmside |
| Coverage | Huntley, Illinois, United States |
| Description | Weekly Newspaper from the Huntley Area Public Library Collection |
| Subject | Newspaper Archives |
| Rights | This material may be protected by U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S. Code). |
| Publisher | This Collection was digitized and loaded into CONTENTdm by OCLC Preservation Service Center (Bethlehem, PA) for the Huntley Area Public Library |
| Source | Reproduction of library's print newspaper archives |
| Contributing Institution | Huntley Area Public Library |
| Collection Name | Huntley Area Newspapers |
Description
| Title | The Huntley Farmside |
| Date | 1981-03-26 |
| Month | 03 |
| Day | 26 |
| Year | 1981 |
| Volume | 20 |
| Issue | 51 |
| Decade | 1980-1989 |
| Sequence | 1 |
| Page | 1 |
| Technical Metadata | Image was scanned by OCLC at the Preservation Service Center in Bethlehem, PA. Archival Image is a 1-bit bitonal tiff that was direct scanned from original material at 300 dpi. The original file size was 248 kilobytes. |
| FileName | 19810326_001.tif |
| Creator | The Huntley Farmside |
| Date Digital | 2007-07-20 |
| Coverage | Huntley, Illinois, United States |
| Description | Weekly Newspaper from the Huntley Area Public Library Collection |
| Subject | Newspaper Archives |
| Rights | This material may be protected by U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S. Code). |
| Publisher | This Collection was digitized and loaded into CONTENTdm by OCLC Preservation Service Center (Bethlehem, PA) for the Huntley Area Public Library |
| Source | Reproduction of library's print newspaper archives |
| Contributing Institution | Huntley Area Public Library |
| FullText | • ^^9 'f TOTIO CO/\ 'l/SA GRAFTON TOWN.SHIP'S OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER — SINCE 1960 USPS580-36e VOLUME 20-NUMBER 51 THURSDAY, MARCH 26,1981 Fhtine 669-^21 -.12 PAGES SEKVING THE PEOPLE OF HUNTLEY StSCE I960 a«ipimawn«— asssass^ssasamBBsssaf^ssaBaasmmm^ammmBa AMERICANISM ESSAY WINNERS ''"'imi»i ATHLETIC BANOUET Pictured with Auxiliary President Mabel Schultz are 1st Place I Americanism Essay Winners Holly Pupich, Keith Dobrolinsky and I Suzanne Ernesti. Conrinued on Page 12 Last Thursday, March 20tb, Huntley American Legion and Auxi¬ liary held a joint meeting to honor Americanisia Eaany wlniien trom Huntley schools. A pot luck dinner was held for tfae easay winners and their parents. Mrs. Mabel Schultz, Auxiliary President, announced that a total of 85 essays were tumed in by the 7th & Sth grade studenU; 96 by 9th & 10th grade studenU and 15 by llth & 12th grade studenU. The theme was "What My County's Flajj Means to Me."' TEACHERS RESaND RESOLUTION March 25.1961 Previously you received a letter of Censure ttom the Huntley Education Assoiciation. This Association has taken furth action and rescinded the Resolution. Our statement is as follows: "The Huntley Education Association has rescinded tbe Resolution of Censure against the Board of Education, the superintendent, and the grade school prindpal of District #158, because the purpose of the resolution was not clear, thus causing too much misunderstanding." Barbara Mowers HEA President (Editors Note: 43 teacher voted on Tuesday, March 24th to rescind this resolution. The vote was 35 to rescind and 8 against.) EASTER EQQ HUNT Pray for nice weatlier folkal The Huntley Park District will be sponsoring an Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, April 17th at Deicke Pait. A special appear¬ ance will be made by the Easter Bunny and there wUl be prizes for the best decorated eggs in each age division as well as prizes for tbe most eggs found. The Easter Egg Hunt has formeriy been sponsored by tbe Continued on Page 12 uesday, March 17th, the Winter Sports Banquet was held in the Multl-Purpose Room. Mr. James Skomer, principal, welcomed the crowd to what he called his favorite duty. He went on to say wbat a pleasure'it was to say good things and tfaat in Huntley it is a double pleasure. He thanked Mra. Williams fbr her special efforts. Board member, Bob Zirk gsve the Invocation. Coach Glen Delaney thanked the Lion's Club, Booaters and parenU for helping with the dinner. A ham dinner with pot luck itenu were served. Cheerieaders were awarded honors by Lfaid* Kostelac for their dedication and athletic ability during the year. Tbey are: Kathy Akerman, Valerie Bunt, Sara Clark, Natalie Freund, LeaUe The following are articles consists of questions asked of the candidates and their replies. These candidates are . Continned on Face 10 CANDIDATES FOR GRAFtON TOWNSHIP from Grafton Township. Running for Grafton Town¬ ship Supervisor is Chuck Ruth. Running fw Assessor is Virginia Brunschon. There are two running for Road Commissioner They are Incumbent Jack Brunschon and Don Tessmer. On the ballot for Township aerk is Richard Enstrom. Tbere are three candidates running for trustees. They are David Oldham,.Jim Ketchmark and Donald Rhodes and Ron Pierce. /^%;v: ¦*»•-; I am running for re-election for Supervisor of Grafton Township because of my concern for local government and community well being. Over the past four years, I have endeavored to remain accountable to the taxpayers in handling of those funds under the control of the Supervisor. Namely, the percent of your taxes going towards the town VIRGINbV BRUNSCHON Reaaon for aeeking oOket I have been Grafton Township Assessor for the past 8 yrs. and would like to continue for the 3rd term in that office. What do y»a feal yon can contribute to thnt oOcat Experience and Knowledge. 8 years of experience in the office as Assessor and continued studies which help to administer the current Assessing proce- JACK BRUNSCHON Reaaon for aoefcing officei since 1 toolf a full time job with Grafton Road District 24 yesrs ago, 1 have dedicated my time and efforts to the betterment of Grafton Town¬ ship. It has been very rewarding and I would like to continue in the ofTice I now hold aa Road Commissioner. What do yon feel yon ean oontribate to that oOkeT Knowledge and Experience. DONALD TESSMER Reaaon for soeUng olBcvt To provide Grafton Township with a good, efficient and conservative Road Commis¬ sioner. I What do yon feal yon cna coMtribnto to that offlMt Good management, lower or stable taxes, and good mainten¬ ance of roads. Yoor experieaeo In raiattaa to the olDco yoa an aooUogi Have had experience in aU DAVID OLDHAM Reaaon for aeeUng olOoot As an incumbent, 1 feel obligated to continue serving as best I can. What de yon faal yon cna, coBtxflmt* to tkat offleot My knowledge of budget preparation and my willingneas to the people. Ya«r axpartaaca la iwdtlaa to the alBoo yoa wro aoeUagi Having served as Trustee for 8 years and leaming aomething Continued on Page 5 |
| Collection Name | Huntley Area Newspapers |
