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Pages 7-10
Spring Is Here!
Time to Redecorate and Renovate
SERVING THE PEOPLE OF HUNTLEY SINCE 196a
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HUNTLEY, ILLINOIS
THURSDAY, MARCH 16,1995 - VOLUME 34, NUMBER 49
USPS 580-360
Quiz Village Candidates This Monday
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By Cathy DeQuaker
The Huntley Chamber of Connnierce will be hosting a "Candidates Night" for the upcoming trustees on Monday, March 20,6:30-8pm in the Huntley High School cafeteria. Seven candidates including Charlie Becker, Dennis Beeskow, Roger Borowicz, Terry Hoeft, Susan Lamb, Sue Paulsen and John Sheehan will be running for three open trustee positions on the Huntley Village Board. Each
candidate will be given a time for introductions and questions. The public will be handed bank cards as they enter and may write their questions for the candidates on the cards. Moderator Hank DeBoer, chairman of the chamber's Government Affairs Division, will read the questions from the public and allow each candidate time to answer them. We encoiu^ge the public to attend.
If you have any questions, contact Cathy DeQuaker at the chamber office, 708/669-0166.
Grafton Township Board Meets, Approves Budget
The regular monthly meeting of the Grafton Township Board of Trustees was held March 9,1995 at the Grafton Township Building at 7:30pm.
The following officers were present: Ruth, Ottley, Kobza, Ziller, Zirk, and Hight. Hansen absent. The minutes of the February 9,1995 regular meeting were presented. After review a motion was made by Zilller and seconded by Zirk to approve the minutes as presented. Voice vote: all aye, motion carried. The treasurer's report was presented. After review a \^ motion was made by Ziller and seconded by Kobza to * approve the report as
presented. Voice vote: all aye, motion carried. The attached listing of bills was presented for approval. After discussion and correction, a motion was made by Ziller and seconded by Kobza to approve all bills presented. Voice vote: all aye, motion carried. Assessor reported that they are continuing lo enter parcels for Spring Lake Farms South in tax books. Sunrise at Meadowbrook will be developing 166 new properties in 1995. In 1986 Grafton Township had 143 new building permits issued. In 1994 that number is 1,518. There were also 1,190 sales in the township in 1994.
Home improvement permits issued in 1986 were 61, and in 1994 and 1995 were 338.
Road commissioner reported that we had .1 inches of freezing rain and .75 inches of snow in February. Performed regular Monday morning road patrols, checking signs and road condition. Had one day of sanding, and performed equipment and shop maintenance in preparation for summer mowing. Road commissioner presented two line item transfers of appropriation for the road and bridge general fund and one for the permanent road fund in compliance with Section 3 of the Illinois Municipal Budget Law (501LCS 330/3). After board review a motion was made on the first transfer ($820) by Ziller and seconded by Zirk to authorize the transfer as presented. Roll call vote: Ziller aye, Zirk aye, Kobza aye, and Ruth aye, motion carried. After board review a motion was made on the second transfer ($520) by Kobza and seconded by Ziller to authorize the transfer as presented. Roll call vote: Kobza aye, Ziller aye, Zirk aye, and Ruth aye, motion carried. AftCT board review a motion was made on the third transfer ($1,400) by Zirk and seconded by Kobza to authorize the transfer as presented. Roll call vote: Zirk
continued on page 3
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Coral Homemakers Attend International Day
Beth Ferris, Ann Simmons, Pat Mau, Mavis Conrad, Beverly King, Lucille Thurow and Joyce Liput (I to r) of the Coral Unit of Homemakers Extension Assn. attended the HEA International Day with a pot-luck luncheon and program on sight-seeing in Alaska. Coral Homemakers meet the first Thursday of each month. Call Joyce at 669-5822 for more information.
Huntley Parents Learn New Skills, Kids Play
By Sue Fabros
On Saturday, March 11, Huntley School District #158, the Huntley Park District and the Huntley PTA sponsored "Living and Learning As A Family." This event was held at the Hundey grade school.
It was an informative and fun day for the entire family. Parents were able to attend two different morning sessions. Various topics to choose from included: "Surviving Your Teens", "Parent Networking", "Family Self-Esteem", "Help!
My Child is Hyperactive", "Homework: Easing the Pain" and "Underachievement." After lunch a terrific speech was given by Bill Johnson, a youth consultant and motivational speaker.
While parents were busy with their sessions, the children were entertained with games, stories, crafts, bingo and more. A lunch was available to all for a nominal fee.
The kids had a great time, but more importantly parents learned some new methods to
help their children deal with self-esteem problems, study problems and many other relevant topics. The speakers had many tips and suggestions to help parents become better parents, as the job of raising children seems to get tougher and tougher. Programs like this help and support parents in their efforts to raise happy, healthy families. Hopefully, this community will be lucky enough to have our school, park district and PTA sponsor this program again next year.
District 158 Meets In January, February
The board of School District #158, Huntley Consolidated Schools, Huntley, IL held its regular meeting on Jan. 19, in the administration building.
The meeting was called to order by President Pro Tern Crabill at 7:30pm. The following members answered present: Ms. Price, Mr.
Ellison, Mr. Crabill and Mr. Wright Absent: Mr. Greve, Mr. Heavey and Mr. Bauman.
Item #1. Ms. Price moved, Mr. Crabill 2nd to approve the regular meeting minutes of Dec. 15, 1994. 4 yeas, 0 nays, motion carried.
Item #2. Mr. Wright moved, Mr. Ellison 2nd to approve the
agenda of regular and imprest bills. Yeas: Wright, Ellison, Price, Crabill. Nays: none. 4 yeas, 0 nays, motion carried. Item #3. Ms. Price moved, Mr. Crabill 2nd to approve the following proposed resolution as required by law: Belt Resolved bv the Board of
continued on page 5
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| Title | The Huntley Farmside |
| Date | 1995-03-16 |
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| Publisher | This Collection was digitized and loaded into CONTENTdm by OCLC Preservation Service Center (Bethlehem, PA) for the Huntley Area Public Library. |
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| FullText | Pages 7-10 Spring Is Here! Time to Redecorate and Renovate SERVING THE PEOPLE OF HUNTLEY SINCE 196a Wi^t 25i nntltp fwcm^iht HUNTLEY, ILLINOIS THURSDAY, MARCH 16,1995 - VOLUME 34, NUMBER 49 USPS 580-360 Quiz Village Candidates This Monday wmm^^^] ^ By Cathy DeQuaker The Huntley Chamber of Connnierce will be hosting a "Candidates Night" for the upcoming trustees on Monday, March 20,6:30-8pm in the Huntley High School cafeteria. Seven candidates including Charlie Becker, Dennis Beeskow, Roger Borowicz, Terry Hoeft, Susan Lamb, Sue Paulsen and John Sheehan will be running for three open trustee positions on the Huntley Village Board. Each candidate will be given a time for introductions and questions. The public will be handed bank cards as they enter and may write their questions for the candidates on the cards. Moderator Hank DeBoer, chairman of the chamber's Government Affairs Division, will read the questions from the public and allow each candidate time to answer them. We encoiu^ge the public to attend. If you have any questions, contact Cathy DeQuaker at the chamber office, 708/669-0166. Grafton Township Board Meets, Approves Budget The regular monthly meeting of the Grafton Township Board of Trustees was held March 9,1995 at the Grafton Township Building at 7:30pm. The following officers were present: Ruth, Ottley, Kobza, Ziller, Zirk, and Hight. Hansen absent. The minutes of the February 9,1995 regular meeting were presented. After review a motion was made by Zilller and seconded by Zirk to approve the minutes as presented. Voice vote: all aye, motion carried. The treasurer's report was presented. After review a \^ motion was made by Ziller and seconded by Kobza to * approve the report as presented. Voice vote: all aye, motion carried. The attached listing of bills was presented for approval. After discussion and correction, a motion was made by Ziller and seconded by Kobza to approve all bills presented. Voice vote: all aye, motion carried. Assessor reported that they are continuing lo enter parcels for Spring Lake Farms South in tax books. Sunrise at Meadowbrook will be developing 166 new properties in 1995. In 1986 Grafton Township had 143 new building permits issued. In 1994 that number is 1,518. There were also 1,190 sales in the township in 1994. Home improvement permits issued in 1986 were 61, and in 1994 and 1995 were 338. Road commissioner reported that we had .1 inches of freezing rain and .75 inches of snow in February. Performed regular Monday morning road patrols, checking signs and road condition. Had one day of sanding, and performed equipment and shop maintenance in preparation for summer mowing. Road commissioner presented two line item transfers of appropriation for the road and bridge general fund and one for the permanent road fund in compliance with Section 3 of the Illinois Municipal Budget Law (501LCS 330/3). After board review a motion was made on the first transfer ($820) by Ziller and seconded by Zirk to authorize the transfer as presented. Roll call vote: Ziller aye, Zirk aye, Kobza aye, and Ruth aye, motion carried. After board review a motion was made on the second transfer ($520) by Kobza and seconded by Ziller to authorize the transfer as presented. Roll call vote: Kobza aye, Ziller aye, Zirk aye, and Ruth aye, motion carried. AftCT board review a motion was made on the third transfer ($1,400) by Zirk and seconded by Kobza to authorize the transfer as presented. Roll call vote: Zirk continued on page 3 W' Coral Homemakers Attend International Day Beth Ferris, Ann Simmons, Pat Mau, Mavis Conrad, Beverly King, Lucille Thurow and Joyce Liput (I to r) of the Coral Unit of Homemakers Extension Assn. attended the HEA International Day with a pot-luck luncheon and program on sight-seeing in Alaska. Coral Homemakers meet the first Thursday of each month. Call Joyce at 669-5822 for more information. Huntley Parents Learn New Skills, Kids Play By Sue Fabros On Saturday, March 11, Huntley School District #158, the Huntley Park District and the Huntley PTA sponsored "Living and Learning As A Family." This event was held at the Hundey grade school. It was an informative and fun day for the entire family. Parents were able to attend two different morning sessions. Various topics to choose from included: "Surviving Your Teens", "Parent Networking", "Family Self-Esteem", "Help! My Child is Hyperactive", "Homework: Easing the Pain" and "Underachievement." After lunch a terrific speech was given by Bill Johnson, a youth consultant and motivational speaker. While parents were busy with their sessions, the children were entertained with games, stories, crafts, bingo and more. A lunch was available to all for a nominal fee. The kids had a great time, but more importantly parents learned some new methods to help their children deal with self-esteem problems, study problems and many other relevant topics. The speakers had many tips and suggestions to help parents become better parents, as the job of raising children seems to get tougher and tougher. Programs like this help and support parents in their efforts to raise happy, healthy families. Hopefully, this community will be lucky enough to have our school, park district and PTA sponsor this program again next year. District 158 Meets In January, February The board of School District #158, Huntley Consolidated Schools, Huntley, IL held its regular meeting on Jan. 19, in the administration building. The meeting was called to order by President Pro Tern Crabill at 7:30pm. The following members answered present: Ms. Price, Mr. Ellison, Mr. Crabill and Mr. Wright Absent: Mr. Greve, Mr. Heavey and Mr. Bauman. Item #1. Ms. Price moved, Mr. Crabill 2nd to approve the regular meeting minutes of Dec. 15, 1994. 4 yeas, 0 nays, motion carried. Item #2. Mr. Wright moved, Mr. Ellison 2nd to approve the agenda of regular and imprest bills. Yeas: Wright, Ellison, Price, Crabill. Nays: none. 4 yeas, 0 nays, motion carried. Item #3. Ms. Price moved, Mr. Crabill 2nd to approve the following proposed resolution as required by law: Belt Resolved bv the Board of continued on page 5 |