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GttAFTON TOWNSHIPS OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER — SINCE I960
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VOLUME 20-NUMBER 25 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25,1980
Phone 669-5621  12 FAGES	
SERVPUG THE PEOPLE OF HUNTLEY SINCE 1960 '
F-S BEAT SANDWICH 16-0
MttK SPECIALTIES GROUNDBREAKING LAST WEDNESDAY, SEPT.24tli
SCHOOLBOARD AGENDA
SPECIAL MEETING
September 25,1980
7:00 p.m.
1. CaB te Order
2. Bodget Hearing fer Fiscal 81
A. President Open Discussion
B. President Close Discussion
3. Adteornmeat
September 25.1980 7:30 p.m.-10:30 p.m.
1. Can te Order
2. Fledge to tbe Flag
3. Mfamtea
Approve the minutes of the September 11 regular Board meeting
4. Flaaaee Reporta far Actlaa
A. Reimbursement of Imprest BUls
B. Retirement of Tax Antici-
Pictured above are Paul M. Rowan. Director of Manufacturtng; Don Enstrom, Mayor Of Huntley; Vincent W. Nielsen, President; Thomas E. Clegg, Executive Vice President; Jim Gordon, President of Midstate and Mary Gordon as they break ground from the MUk Speciahies Plant which will be buUt in Kiswaukee Industrial Park in the VUlage of Huntley. The construction alone is estimated to cost between 5 and 6 million dollars. The large one story structure will hold office and a plant. It will sH on about 5 acres of land and be 350 ft. long. The new plant wiU also house an 80 foot stack.
MUk Specialties manufactures dry livestock feed. They hope to have the structure completed by June or July.
pation Warrants
5. Flaaaee Reporta for InfbrnuUlaa
A. Activity Fund for August
B. Summary   Report    for August
C. Occidential Health Insur-| ance
D. Kemper DisabUity Insur¬ ance
6. Cankoloni Report General Programs (K-12)
7. S^etlnteodeat's Reports for
A. Goals for 1980-81
B. Budget for Fiscal 81
C. Personnel
D. Investment Rpsolution
E. Audhor for Fiscal 81
8. Sapeibrfeadeot's Reporta for hufenuUloa
A. ICEl Grant Approval
B. DOE Grant Denial
C. Change of Township Street Name
9. Cemmlttee RepOTta
10. Certeapoodeoee ll.OM/NewBoabMaa
12. Opportanlty fer VIdtoia to Speak
13. A4|ea»a»eot
The F-S Redskins played Sandwich in an away game winnings
•' 16-0. The Redskin defense was excellent again this week holdingl|
lithe Indians to no pomts and little yardage  There was a lot of good^
teamwork on the offense as well  and  some  good  passing  by
Eisenmenger. Mike Smith was out of this game due to a pulled
muscle.
The 1st Quarter began Huntley in possession and Hansen going to the-33 and again to dte 39. Doyle made the 1st down moving to the 45. Huntley fumbled and Sandwich recovered at the 41. Ryan was downed by O'Brien at the 37. Wesson was stopped by Eisenmenger at the 37. Ryan was tackled bv Manlev at the 34 and
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MAYOR ENSTROM PROCLAIMS OCT. 10 & 11 CANDY DAY
, On Wednesday, September 24th, Mayor Donald Enstiom signed the Lion's Qub Candy Day Proclamation as Lion President Norm Brettschneider looked on. The Lion's hold Candy Day every year to raise funds. These funds are used to help people with vision problems. Some Lionesses will be helping the Lion's again this year.
BOYSCOUT PAPER DRIVE
Huntley Boy Scout Troop #167 is having a Paper Drive on Saturday, September 27th. To
avoid the possibility of not having your papers picked up, we ask that evetyone tie the papers in bundles and have
them on the tree bank by 8:00 am Saturday morning, if one should happen to forget, the
main collection point will be behind the Legion across from the post ofHce. Papers may be dropped off here anytime between 8:00 am k 3:00 p.m. on the 27th. You cooperation hi this effort is greatly appreciated.