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HUNTLEY, ILLINOIS
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9,1995 - VOLUME 34, NUMBER 44
USPS 580-360
Ed Piske with Na Pua Lei dancers
Seniors Entertained By Hula Dancers
By Al Jordi, Secretary
Looks like Ed Piske really enjoyed the special entertain¬ ment at the Huntley Senior Citizen meeting on Jan. 26. The two Na Pua Lei dancers came all the way from Carpentersville, Oahu, to perform for forty minutes and were thoroughly enjoyed. Five new members joined the group at this meeting.
The Feb. 23 meeting will feature the Cary Grove Music Mixers, one of the well known and highly acclaimed kitchen bands from the area. They are asking the members to bring an extra large dish to help feed the extra people.
Don't forget the seniors at the Huntley Expo Feb. 25 & 26.
Huntley Fire District Holds Public Hearing, Regular Meeting
A public hearing was held on Dec. 13,1994 and opened at 7:05pm by President Gow in the board room of the Huntley Fire Protection District. Roll noted President Gow, Secretary Williams, Trustee Graf, Attomey Militello and Fire Chief Veath present. Absent were Trustee Allen and Treasurer Homuth. President Gow announced that this required public hearing was held for the purpose of hearing the proposed Tax Levy Ordinance and explained the increase and its impacL Attomey Militello stated that this hearing is necessary to satisfy the Tmth in Taxation Ordinance at a rate of 66.56%,
which same had been puWished as required. However, firom a taxing standpoint, property taxes will not go up by that amount This is an anticipated rate of growth in the area which can be recaptured if levy reflects same.
President Gow asked the public if there were any questions, there being none. Secretary Williams made a motion to close this hearing, seconded by Trustee Graf, all members present voted aye and the motion carried.
/s/ Joseph Gow, President
/s/ Maynard Williams, Secretary
These minutes are subject to
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The 1995 Huntley Area Chamber of Commerce & Industry executive board was installed by former chamber president Wade Runge (at podium) at the annual dinner. They are (I to r) Bemice Bakley, Huntley Travel, secretary; Kevin Daleiden, the Elgin Organization, president; Pat Bieszki, Northwest Mobile Fitness, vice president; and Barb Christ, B&K Power Equipment, treasurer. Cathy DeQuaker (far left), executive director, looks on.
Huntley Chamber Installs New Officers
By Cathy DeQuaker
The Huntley Area Chamber of Commerce & Industry executive board and directors for 1995 were installed at the chamber annual dinner by 1994 chamber president. Wade Runge and 1995 chamber president Kevin Daleiden. The board of directors consists of Leland Brasile, Union Special; Tricia Clancy, BROKER Realtor Windsor Realty; John Garven, Benico
LTD; P. Stan Hathcock, Metrolease Inc.; Jane Awe, Huntley Chiropractic and Massage Therapy; Kristy Smith, Mary Kay Cosmetics; John Frieburg, Harris Bank Huntley, chairman of the board; and Hank DeBoer, Marengo Disposal; and Belinda Carter of Huntley Factory Shops. The chamber welcomed the following members to their appointments to division and
Huntley Music Boosters Host Fashion Show This Monday
By Hillary Lilly
The clock is ticking and time is mnning out to get your tickets for the Huntley Music Boosters' 9th annual fashion show, "Love Makes The World Go Round," on Monday, Feb. 13 at 7:30pm in the Huntley High School gym. Music students in grades 11 and 12, and moms, will be modeling the latest in formal and sportswear fashions, graciously supplied by Amy's of Dundee
and Lenharts of Woodstock. Huntley Floral will provide the perfect bouquet for each modeled outfit There will also be a "silent auction" table and door prizes very generously donated by area merchants and businesses. Refreshments will also be served. Sound like a fun evening? Well it is! Don't be left out! Get your tickets today from any music student in grades 8-12 or call 669-5171 for information; and... we thank you for your support
committee chairmanships: Leland Brasile, business & economic development and chairman of the school business partnership program; Hank DeBoer, govemment affairs; Chris Parker, public relations and chairman of the Illinois dmg free workplace partnership program; and Tricia Clancy, internal affairs. The chamber would like to thank all the members for their commitment and support.
Village Board Sets Agenda
There will be a regular meeting of the board of tmstees of the Village of Huntley on Thursday, Feb. 9,1995 at 7pm at the village annex building at 11221 Dundee Rd., Huntley.
A. Call to order
B. Consent Agenda
- minutes 1/5 & 1/12
- TIF payout -
eligibility ambulance
- TIF payout -
bill approval - ambulance
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