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THURSDAY, JUNE 13,1985 VOLUME 26 - NUMBER 11
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MELISSA REEVES - MISS HUNTLEY 1985
The beautiful Melissa Reeves captured the eye and the hearts of the judges at the 1985 Miss Huntley Contest held last Sunday at the Town Kcnic.
Attention 8tii Grade Graduates
The  Sth  grade   Graduation Pictures are le. They can be Ij^ted up at the Grade Sdiool ^ jflce any weekday.
"Dver For
Angie
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We are happy to announce that we were able to raise approximately S700 at our yard and bake sales and car wash last Saturday for Angie's Liver Fund. Your response to the sales and car wash were terrific. All of our net profits will be matched dollar-for-dollar by the home office of Aid Association for Lutherans, thus making a total of about 51400 for Angie.
We want to thank all of you and especially our wcmderful vcrinn- teers who baked, donated, washed cars and gave of dieir tfane fDr this vety worthviiile cause.
A.A.L. Brandi 191 OCBcers
Spring
All-Conference Selections Named
The following students have
been chosen as ALL-CX)NT^R-
ENCE ATHLETES by the Big 8
Conference.      Representing
Huntley High School are:
BASEBALL
Todd Ream, Junior
Paul Manning, Senior
SOFTBALL Lisa Brunschon, Junior
Pictured abo ste r.re (left to right) First Runntf up, Miss Rebecca Pierce; "'.1984 Miss Huntley", Jacqueline Freund; and the new "1985 Miss Huntley", Melissa Reeves,
Missy wJll go on to compete in the "Miss McHenry County Queen Contest" held in August at the McHenrj' County Fair. We congradulate
her and wish her luck at the Fair.
The "Miss Huntley Contest" was sponsored by the Huatley Lioness Club. Members of the Miss Huntley Committee were: Chairman, Linda Borchardt; Gail Wasserstrass, Cindy Goehl and Robin Spiniolas. Decorations were provided by Lioness Dorothy Schaller.
Debbie Wiesneth, Senior These   outstanding   athletes will   be   added   to   Huntley's growing list of Ail-Conference selectbns.
School Board Mnutes
The regular meeting of the Board of Education of Scfaool District #158, Huntley ConsoU¬ dated Schools, Huntley, Dlinois was held in the High Sdiool building on May 9, 1965 at 7:30 pm.
In the absence of the President, the meeting was called to os'der by the Seoetary, Mr. ^rk, at 7:38 pm. Upon roll call the foUowfaig members answered present: Mr. Qik, Mr. Bauman, Mr. Greve, and Mrs. Sdiadt. Absent: Mrs. Basel, Mr. Heav^, and Mr. Freeberg.
AU present joined in the Pledge to the Flag.
1. N&s. Sdiadt nominated Mr. Zirii I^sident Pro-Tem. Mr. Banman 2nd and the nomina¬ tions dosed. 4 yeas - 0 nays. Motion carried.
2. Mr. ZiA nominated Mrs. Schstdt Secretary Pro-Tem. Mr. Greve 2nd and the nominations closed. 4 yeas • 0 nays. Motion carried.
3. Mr. Greve moved Mrs. Schadt 2nd to approve the minutes ofthe April 23, regular meeting as written. 4 yeas - 0 nays. Motion carried.
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Yilage Board Minutes
SPEOAL MEmNG
TEE PUBLIC MEAlEffG OF
TKE FEDIKAL lEVENUi;
SHABMG lUBGET OF THE YEMA.m OF MJNTUEir
The Hujitley ViUage Board met &n June 6,1985, at 7:30 pm for the purpose of receivfaig requests for Federal Revenue Sharfaig Funds forthe 1985-1986 appropriation. In attendance were President Dhamer, and Trustees Wid:e, Russ, Ahtens, Brown, and Beiiln.
President Dhamer presented the written requests received by the board, whidi induded: Hnntley Senior Center $2500.00 Hnnd^ Sdiool District Conunnnity library Ptoject Salaries 1500.00
Materials 500.00
Saster Seal Society of McHenry Coanty 230.00
McHenry County Historical Sodety 600.00
Trustee ZSnamerman and VUlage Engineer Sdiwegel entered the meeting.
These requests wiU be acted on at the regular board meeting to be held on July 3,1985.
Upon completion of Revenue Sharing business, the regular vUlage board meeting for June commenced.
Prudence Cole,
Cletk MINUTES OF THE SEGULAS VULAGE BOASD MEETING
The June 6 VUlage Board Meetfaig began at 8:00 pm after
the public hearing for Revenue Sharing Funds. Attending were President Dhamer, Turstees Berifai, Brown, Ahrens, Russ, Wicke, and Zfanmerman, and VUlage Engineer Schwegel.
President Dhamer directed attention to the monthly reports. Mfaiutes ofthe previous month's meeting were accepted as presented (Wk^e movec. Brown seconded, unanimous). Hnan- dal reports were alao approved (Wi<±e moved, Berlin seoonded, unanimous). After studying the month's bUls, WU±e moved, Betiin seoonded to have deric make payment (unanimous). Two biUs were ai^noved Cor payment separatdy. One, firom D&Z Traasfer in the amounty of $523.39, was approved by roU caD-beriin aye, Brown aye, Ahrens aye. Ross aye, Wicke aye, Smmerman pass. The second bUl, ftom McHenry FS in the amount of $41,70, was approved by roU caU~Berlin aye. Brown aye, Ahrens aye, Russ aye, Widte pass, and iOmmerman aye.
Attomey Szura entered the meeting. Trustee Berlin moved, Ahrens seconded to approve George Russ aa a new member of the board, (unanimous). Attomey Szura administered the oath of office to ViUage Clerk, Prudence Cole.
Chuck   Dammyer   and   GaU
Wasserstrass     appeared     for
"Angie Day," July 20,  1985.
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