Huntley School Board reviews growth plans and approves budget
The September 9 1964 meeting of Dist 158 Board of Education approved the annual budget levies and revolving fund for 1964 65 discussed village growth planning maps and future bond issues with Bonding Co of Bald man and Main of Chicago represented by Marvin Birchfield. Bradley and Bradley reported on safety survey repairs and addition needs while IBM clock upgrades were proposed. Anticipation warrants of 50000 were approved and Standard Oil Co awarded the gasoline bid. CONTINUED ON PAGE THREE.
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Board of Education Dist. No. 158
Marvin Birchfield
Bonding Company
Baldman and Main
Chicago
Wayne Miller
Dave Rudy
Planning Commission
Huntley
Bradley Sr
Bradley Jr
Bradley and Bradley
Rockford
Board of Education
Leviesthe Educational Fund
Generate Building Fund
Transpertatteid
Ilmote Municipal & Not Fund
IBM
State Bank of
Standard Oil Co
Kelly
Huntley United Church of Christ Celebrates Centennial
Centennial celebration marks 100 years since Huntley UCC formed in 1852 and 1864 church dedication. Mortgage burning planned after 1987 expansion completion with Rev. Kerr guest speaker and social hall gala. Services include rededication and communion as history from Elgin church ties highlighted.
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Huntley
United Church of Christ
Russel Kerr
First Congregation Church of
Elgin
Kerr
Huntley Church
Nancy Johnson
Helen Marlowe
Neva van Ness
Lillian Hawley
Celas
Elmer Urbach
Walter Bloesch
Northern Association of the United Church of Christ
St. Pabis Church
Crystal Lake
William Best
St. Paule Church of Elgin
Illinois Conference of the United Church of Christ
George Bushal
Waterford
Wisconsin
Leon Hicks
PTA Meeting Opens 1964‑65 Season in School Cafeteria
The Parent Teachers Association kicked off the 1964 65 season with 90 members present at 8 00 P M on September 9 1964 in the school cafeteria. Dr Garry Gray was installed as President along with new officers Mrs Wayne Donahue Mrs David Rudy and Mr Richard Johnson. Gray outlined goals for the year and members pledged support. The October 14 program date was announced by Program Chairman Mrs Arthur Hensel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent Teachers Association
Rita Hennig
Hennig
Garry Gray
Wayne Donahue
David Rudy
Richard Johnson
Gray
Arthur Hensel
Little Conference Raises Athletic Ticket Prices for 1964 65
The Little Conference hikes football and basketball prices for the 1964 65 school year. To keep home game access affordable, high school and adult season tickets are offered this year. Tickets available at Collins Pharmacy Huntley School Office and at the game gate. Student and adult prices for out of town games shown in Farmside caption. Mr. Thomas E Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins Pharmacy
Huntley
Gameight
Little League Banquet Set for September 19
The Little League banquet is planned for Saturday night September 19 at 7 30 P M. The event will be held at the Huntley Fire Station and invites all league members and families.
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Huntley
Chief Nelson Warns Residents on Check Cashing
Huntley Police Chief Richard Nelson warns residents and merchants to never cash checks for strangers and to verify all recipients personally. He notes blank bank drafts were stolen from Chicago Northwestern Railway at Earlville and cashed across the region, with incidents in Marengo Huntley Chicago Kenosha Dekesh and Sheboygan areas.
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Huntley
Richard Richard Nelson
Chicago, Northwestern Railway
Earlville
Marengo
Chicago
Kenosha
Dekesh
Sheboygan Area
Nelson
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Herbert Eggers
Larry Perkins
Arthur Garlicb
Helm
Lucille Thurow
John Rugh
Harriet Urback
Wanetta Kerrick
Bernice Bakley
Newt van Ness
Earl B. Johnson
Henry Marlowe
Hantley
UCC
United Church of Christ Congregational
Illinois
T. S. Huntley
G. Smith
James Winne
N. Church St
Mill Sts
Congregational Church Building Society of Boston
Massachusets
Resi
Dence
Gilbert Tracy
Frank Rubash
C. Cooke
G. Simmons
H. Eggers
Elmer Urbachtra Read
Ward Plane
Norman Kaleow
Fred Mausak
PTA Meeting
Thomas E. Kelly
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