The Huntley Farmside

              TBE HUNTLEY FAKMSIDE-ILLINOIS THURS., MAY 1,1990
MOC BOARD MSHNQ
The Board at Trastees fbr McHemy Coanty College htU die r^piat AprO meetiag oo tbe 22Dd wHfa tfae Caavass/Otsaal- satiofMl meetiag «t 7 p.m.
Tbe caavaaa committee d Herbert Latter, Cary, Barbara Pantz. Ctystal Lake, aad Dr. WUUam Ryaa. Giystal Lake fioand that for die ftaO term of three jrears, David Murphy. Cary. received 3S64 votes; John D. Seztoo, Ciystal Lake, re¬ ceived 1499 votesj^ Aathtmy I. Wiiidk, Oystal Lake, received 3232 votes: H. ViOa Bearnd. McHeary, received 1420 votes; aad Robert Seegers. Crystal Lake, received 2751 votes. The committee also foaad that fcr tfae oae-year term of studeat repreaeatative. Kathy Campbell McHeaty, received 84 votes. Holli Zuada, Woodstock, was elected alternate stadent repre¬ sentative.
Gerald Smith, retiring Board Chairmaa, administered the oath of office to Morphy. WoMk. Campbefl aad Zasada.
Latter, oe behalf of the Board and resideats of District 528, presented Smith with a gavel aad a plaqoe. Smith has served on die Board far tea years.
Ryan was elected to serve as cfaainaaa of the Board, Morphy aa vice-chalrmaa aad Faatz as secretary. Ryan and Faatz have been MCC Trustees since 1972 and Murphy since 1976.
At the ngaiar meethig die Board approved die contract with the arcfaitectual firm of Wlglit and Co. as modified by coonsel. The contract is for designing, bidding and ooa- stmctkm of Phaae D. Tbe firm win work for a fiat fee of 980,000 and projected it wiD take seven we^s for the project to go to bid aad niae to ten ww^^lhf to ooostmct. The Board has not approved any plaas at this time. The Board approved a propo¬ sal by the Ene^ Task Force to initiate a fbor-day work-week for diia sammer session <mly. The purpose of the experiment is to evaluate the energy savings and to prepare fior any mandatory doaings which might be govern- mentally   imposed   at   some
ftiture date. Classes are not sdieduled oo Fridays daring tlie summer sessions and ahhough die MCC staff wffl be working die same number cf hours per we^ moat of the staff wiO only be on campus four days a week. Services wffl be provided <» Fridays bi the I«irning Re¬ sources Center. Counseling. Registration. Business Olfice. Security. Maintenance, and ad¬ miaistratioa. The switdiboard wffl also be open on Fridays. Electrical consumptioa wffl be kept at the fewest practicable ievd ooosisten with a reason¬ ably omnfortable work environ¬ ment. The plan wffl go into effect May 19 aad wffl continue through August 20.
A presidential search oom¬ mittee of Pautz, Meyers aad Murphy was named by the Board. Tbe oommittee. in accor¬ dance with the CoOege Affirma¬ tive Action Planm, wffl advertise within the CoBega for five-days tot any appUcants for the portion of president.
In other bushiess the Board:- accepted with tleep ^tpredatlui the following donations: A Victor Golf Cart and Charger to be used by die Addetic Dept. donated by tfae Crystal Lake Country Oub.
A I960 Oldsmobile to be used
-as    a   teaching   aid   ia   the
Aatomotive Program,  dmiated
by die Oldsmobile Divisimi of
the General Motors Corp.
A 1973 Chevrolet to be used as a teaching aid in tbe Automotive Program, dooated by James P. Reardoo. Caiy
A memorial gift of S2S0 from the lUwaais Qub of Ciystal Lake to be used by aay ftdl or part-time student for aay emer¬ gency purpose.
Approved the re-appointment of Fox and Co. to audit the McHewy County College finan¬ dal statements. HEW Programs die Disadvantaged Grant, and the Jail RehabiUation ptogtama tot the year ended Jane 30. 1960, at a total oost op to $13,235.
approved engaging the Ezec¬ ative Coach Co. to sell the donated motor home for a finders fee of ten percent.
approved the creation of a new ftffl-time teadiing position
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approved tfae appointment of Brian C. Koleto to tfae poaition of instractor of physics aad mathematics effedive Augtist 21.1980.
approved tfae appointment of GaU Tracy to die ftffl-time classified positimi <a secretary for die JaU Rehabffltatioa pro¬ gram.
The r^ular May meeting of die Trustees wffl be held May 22 at 7:30 p.m. hi the Board Room 'on campas.
LEQALNOTICE
Public Notice is hereby given that the proposed Combined Annual Budget and Appropria¬ tion Ordinance of the Huntley Park District, Huntley, Illinois, for the fiscal year beginning May 1, 1980, and ending April 30, 1981, will be available for public inspection at the office of the Huntley Park District. Route 47, Huntley, Illinois, from and after May 19, 1980.
Notice is further given that a public hearing on the adoption of said proposed Combination Budget and Appropriation Or¬ dinance will be held at the Annual Meeting of the Huntley Park District on May 28, 1980, at the Huntley Park District office. Route 47, Huntley, Illinois.
HUNTLEY PARK DISTRICT By: s/ Lois Parisek
Published in the Huntley Farmside Newspaper on Thurs¬ day, May 1, 1980.
Pictured above are Al Kranz, Std. Oil of Indiana; Bill Mallory, Head Football Coach of N.I.U.; Dr. Sharon Plowman, N.I.U.; Ed Hall, McHenry County Superintendent of Schools; Ann Dille, Nutrition Project Coordinator; Bill Fink, Ball State University, Indiana; Nancy Wotring, Assistant to Ann Dille and Dixie O'har, Regional Superintendent.
Pictured above is the guest speaker. Bill Mallory.
"Nutrition and the Athlete" was the subject of the seminar held at South High School in Crystal Lake on Thursday. The session was sponsored by the McHenry County Network for Nutrition Education. Many professional speakers from all section of the United States spoke on various subjects and areas of nutrition to the more than 90 persons attending. Those conducting sessions, all relating to the subjects of health and nutrition, were: Dr. William Zuti, Kansas State University; William J. Fink, Ball State University of Muncie, Indiana; Dr. Sharon Plowman, Northem Illinois University; Al Kranz, Standard Oil of Indiana; Robert Hajda, a member of the Illinois Governor's Council of Health and Fitness and Catherine Seyller, Milk Foundation of Illinois and Indiana.
Lectures were scheduled so that several could be attended during the 3 hour morning session. Following lunch at Branded Steak House, the group were honored to hear Bill Mallory, head football coach of N.I.U.   Mr. Mallory spoke on.
"The importance of Good Nurtition to Performance." He said coaches need more training in the nutrition field. He also described the program that he is using at N.I.U. Despite the belief of many coaches that a pre-game meal is important, Mr. Mallory stated that as long as the athlete does not eat too heavy, what he ate at that particular time would not affect his game. The important thing was to make sure all other meals during the week were balanced nutritionally. Mr. Mallory also stressed that having water available on the field was most important and to be sure lightweight (net type) uniforms were wom during hot weather. Coach Mallory does not believe a lot of extra vitamins are necessary and he firmly believes in the nutritton balanced meal. Mrs. Ann Dille, Coordinator of the Nutrition Project for Mc Henry Co. and Assistant Nancy Wotring arranged the seminar. Also present were Dixie O'Hara, Assistant Regional Superintendent, who served as Master of Ceremonies and Ed Hall, McHenry Co. Superinten¬ dent of Schools.
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