Village Board Minutes Cover January 8 1976 Meeting
Huntley police officers and wives attended a Christmas party at Huntley Restaurant followed by a Village Hall gathering. The January 8 1976 regular meeting covered bills and reports, tax issues, sewer and water grant details, and a February agenda note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntley
Village Board of Trustees
Enstrom
Ackman
Mannning
Swanson
Lohneis
Stroupe
Eisenmenger
Dziewicr
Percy Swanson
Randy Woodman
Caldwell
Frank
State of
Ilinois
Village Hall contact for 1975 tax return information
The notice directs residents to call the Village Hall from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 a.m. for information on the 1975 U S Individual Income Tax Return. For questions about village limits call after 4:00 p.m. at 669 5522.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Census Bureau
Huntley
Conley and Little America Win Vagabond Trips
Mer is pictured as Marge O'Brien and her daughter Heather select Charles Conley for a Vagabond Weekend. Little America also wins a weekend for two and certificates are awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Rowling of Little America and Mr. Conley and his fiancée. A honeymoon trip is planned later this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
Marge O'Brien
Heather
Charles Conley
Little America
School Menu for Week of January 1923
Menu lists daily meals from Monday to Friday with items such as Bar-B-Que on bun, roast beef and gravy, Salisbury steak, Italian spaghetti with meat sauce, and fish with tartar sauce. Each day includes sides like mashed potatoes, vegetables, bread, dessert, and milk.
No School Friday January 16 for In State Day
There will be no school on Friday January 16 as teachers observe an In State Day. K 5 teachers will plan the Gifted Program and 612 will hear Mr E W Beato Educational Consultant from Lisle Comm Unit District No 202 speak on Values and Creativity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Beato
Lisle Comm
Also Mentioned on This Page
Donald Enstrom
Deicke Park
Jim Jones
Conley
John J. Hoffman
Huntley High School
John
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