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VOLUME 21-NUMBER 39 THURSDAY, JANUARY 7,1982
GRAFTON TOWNSHIPS OFFICIAL NEWSPAPfiR - SINCE 1960
Frank Parisek P.O. Box 192 Huntley, 111.60142
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TRIP FOR TWO WINNERS
Quin  O'Brien  preaented Jan  Guttafson   wi{}i  the  Dubuque Midway Motor Ixx^e Trip fot Two Certificate
Gene Lindsey presented Chuck Porter with the certificate for skiing.
On New Years Eve, Scott O'Brien gave Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Seyersdahl with a TV from V&V Electronics. Thc winning ticket came from the State Bank ofHuntley.
On New Year's Eve the drawing was held for the winner of Huntley Merchant's Trip.for Two giveaway. Drawing the lucky tickets was
Jan Gustafson was the winner of the Dubuque Midway Motor
Lodge'Weekend for Two. Her ticket came from Heinemann Hardware who receive a certificate to Indian Lakes Resort. Chuck Porter of Crystal Lake won skiing at Sundown Ski Continue on Page 5
^   Gary DeDina was one of the 68 blood donns.
NOTICE
No snowmotMling is permitted on school property. Viotertors wiill be prosecuted.
JACK FROST DANCE
Do your have the after Christmas Blues? Then come to the Jack Frost Dance on January 23. 1982 at the Huntley American Legion. There will be dancing, refreshments and door prizes for only S3.00 per person (on one under 18).
All proceeds will go to help the Huntley 6th graders attend the three day Atwood Outdoor Recreation Ptogram near Rock¬ ford. Come out and have a good time and beat the after Christmas let down.
DISTRICT   158   WINS ROOF SUIT
Damages in the amount of S49,000, plus additional legal fees to be determined, have been awarded to District 158 by a Three - judge arbitration panel. The case arose in 1979 when the original roof over the high school gym had to be. replaced due to continual leaking problems.
After exhausting all avenues to correct the problem with the original general contractor during a two year period 1976 to 1978. the district finally had to resori to completely tearing off the defective roof and replacing it with a new one, at a cost of $87,000.
In 1979, the district filed suit against the general contractor in an attempt to recover the costs of replacing the defective roof and any related legal fees. After numerous delays, the case was heard in Chicago during the summer of 1981. The law firm of Bridges, Riseborough, Morris, Franke and Miller presented arguments on behalf of the school district. Testimony was presented at the hearings by Dr. Continued on Page'2
Mrs. Chesak,  Blood Bank Chairman,  grt«te husband, Amie, enjoyed rwell eamed luach.
donors  while
Vera Enstrom and Bemice BaUey served refreshments to the donors. Continued on Page 2
INSIDE THIS EDITION
Used Christmas Trees for Sale Page S
A Liner or Two Page 4
County AuxUiary Meeting Page 8
Teen Movie Page 8
Lion' s Glaucoma MobUe Page 9
Huntley MerchaiUa Page 6 St7
Grocery Ads Pafe 3 & 12
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