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HuntUy Park Given Memorial
Uk Huntley Paric Distiict held its re0Sar meeting Mardi 27. Mr. Wagme Douhue waa preaent on be- lialf oC be and his family Md stated ttu^ the funds for tlie mc- morki f<r tbe Hantiey Park dis¬ trict in honor of tbeir son Paul H. Donahue vas being held in tbe State Bank of Himtley and dwt their pref¬ erence of a memorial was a perm- aoent Oteiber with fkeplace in the pk&ic area of the parit. Tbe bomrd aceef»ted tite memorial mad diaidced Mr. Dooshne ud went oa to say as soon as planninK made it possible, a statable QMimarlal wonM be pl«ed in ttie Paric.
School Notice
Rontley Sdiooh wSl be doaed Aura U Good Fridagr). April 15. 16. p, IS aad IStfa. Spring Vacadon. Ad¬ vise eariy in order that parents may make plans accwdingly. Mr. 1^
Monday, April 8
The anaaai Athletic Awards and ReaocaUm foaai|uet ariU be hrid at ttae fire Bam next Mooday even ins. >^»ril «. at 7 o-doek. Tickets for tlw banqaet are av^bbk at tbe HtnOey High Scbool office or at Ote deer. Tliis aveot is spon¬ sored by tbe Hunlley Lk«s Oub.
The goest speaiBcr for die ev«i- idg wOl be Jack BMHuhibi. coach of die EvansMB '<1l9dkiti" Champ- ioM «f tbe IM nUnete State Basb^- bifi taamaaeat.
Hw ChaoyiM Xvanaton Wik&its rill ilill tbe aa«io witk a 3ft-l rec- «!Jbr the belt re«K4 in Eraai- top'i idMiry. fkeir Vfctim ki tbe atala find gB0»waf^.«Me>barg by
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hi Idtb year at Bvaaitoe. His tdinia bave been to pa Ktit* Eight oe two other aeoaaiopk. BamUMter's only other.yMT af .i^eeehing was t/t,
Ssvfltfr AHiM^^lcr* his temk peatad a f^ rM^l^flbig k> tbe state fiaei same. ' |
Met ^master ie a native of Baigbi. lUaais <md flayed on two taams iii IMl wd 1M4 tbat finisbed ^ and tad in the state toorrn- •wot. Be wat an ^••iate guard bis aenior year to bi^b ecboei.
Aft#r gradoation from Elgin. Bnr- mastir pbqred 4 yeara of vanity baAeibaB ai tiie University of BU¬ aois. Be eapudaed tbe 19« team and was dected tbe team's moat vflJtuMe idasrer tbat year. Bonaast- er twioe won die Roif Woods Me¬ morial IVb^ (br hawing the best free throw peroentase.
Three yean of profeaaional badc- «MI ended Btamaater's active 0nm career. At this tkne he em- •Bited «Q his coacfakig career tfaat waa cUnaxed kat Marcdi 23 tv his "SMMtce atbletie tbriU" •> tbe co¬ veted -
Library Receives $1^85 JO Gift      School Board        ^JjO, Dance
The P.T.A.'s "Eariy AprU Fods" show for Uie benefit of the school Ubrary was a roaring success with 600 in attendance on Satiffday ni^t. The sdiool librarian, Mr. Bennett, was in attendance and gratefully admowledged thanks for the money cdllected tor new books. The pro¬ gram was based on the Johnny Car- 3on Show. The stars ef oi» cast were Jemiy Carson, E<bia McMann, Pbyffia Tbcaiec ToA Shitids. Onuu. ny Campett. Greta Stemwiddle, Ev- eratta Dirtson, Heda Hooper, The Leromni Sisters, the ^>anlsh Fleas, the Fdksinger. Music Busters, and the Ricketts Chorus Line. The live commercials were acted out very entertainingly by the able adver¬ tising cast.
Tbe reoe^ts from the show to¬ talled $1385.sa
The P.T.A. wishes to thank Mr. KeUy, Mr. Minphy, and Mr. De- Uaiey for general help,  Mr.   Bob
Tiric for staging, lif^ting and moral suRXM-t; the American Legion for the microphone and Bob Zirk for the hook-op; Alida Schmitend<Hf for lhe horse's head; Margai-et Swan- sonooi helpers for program; the Huntley sdimrf for program paper and printing of tickets; Chuck Ruth and Scott Wdtzien for lighting; Vi Zkmnermart for assisting with props;   Dr.   Grau   ftr  tapii«  the
They atlso diank the Bittsic Boost- »s for givmg all a reaaco to a|>- preciate good nuMC; ttae Huntley Lions and ttie Legion Auxiliary for full cooperation; the Mystery Guests for an extra bit of fun; Mr. John 'niomas, the husband of one of the teachers, a very talented folk- singer; the Huntley Farmside for their generous publicity; the school jaiitors for their help; Margaret Garrelii, the organist and Bill Mar- Continoed on Page Seven
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Legion To Fly FlagDay&Nite
Conmonder Harold Doty of the American Legion announced that in the near future the American Flag will be llnwn above the Amer¬ ican Legion Fost day and nite. Be •aid by doktgithis he Hopes business ptaaes bi mm andji^many more honies win # tbeir Mterican Flag dB% to stao«! the mel aod women wfad are seriKog tb# Country in tbe armed amieea a4i«> those thbt have ah^achr neturaedjBiat the peo¬ pie cf HuflOey are thinking of th^n daily. Let% an of us pause oftei and think <f the American Flag fly¬ ing oa U# of the Flag pole. A flag which uia bom almost 200 years asa^ «ai$ tbat goes widi oar steers fel letfis afler battle, inq^ing them witt bravery evecy step of the way to fight for the cause of freedom, (MW that has scriemnly attended the funerd of diose who died in it's name, sharing it's boner with the herioc dead to the very end, one that keeps a silent watch in our Courts, a constant reminder tliat we are a Country of justice, me that leads (Hgnity to our parades and ceremonies, one tbat haa looked down with i»ide on our cbfidren with hands over tbeir heartt. as they learned to pied0e idegfanee to the prind)^ that eraaied oor Coim¬ try and made it ttnog and ooe that we prow^ eet "tM OkKf."
16 At Trinity ToBeConfitmed
Trinity Lntheraa Coallnnaads lhe 1968 Confirmatkm Gass of Trinity Lutheran Chiurch will be confirmed at Uie 10:16 a.m. wor¬ ship service next Swiday, April 7. Members of the class ar«.
Oaig Bastian. Gl«i Berhart, Ron¬ ald Betterinan. Jr., Jean Elliott, George Ej»!«rt, Peggy IWMjley. Dale Hetoe. U i^ Kbppea, Khren Nep- pentann Patrkia Nuhn, Pamela Rdi^f. \<Gaiy Schults, Stephen Schtdtz, jitian SItranaon, Seott Welt¬ zien. and Hobert Zirk, Jr.
P.T.A,Pkm Bake Sale
llie regular meeting of tbe Hunt¬ ley P. T. A. WiH be hdd on Wednes¬ day, April 17, at 8.0O p.m. in the gym.
There will be a aide of books whidi were dooated to tbe library wtddi camot be oaed Owre. More news abooi tbe imignan hi next week's
The P. T. A. Bake gale for the benefit at ttte SdK«anb^ fund wiU be heM on April IS, on the second floor of «ie valine BaU.
Come VOTE ead buy some de¬ licious bakery goods.
Meeting
The second bi-monthly meeting of the Huntley School Board was held on Wednesday, March 27, in the Board Room of the High School, with all members present.
A representation of teachers con¬ sisting of Mr. Jtrfinson, Mr. Trumbo and Mr. Barry were present at the meeting. The trio requested an ex¬ ecutive session of the board. Mr. Jirik, who was a spectator at the meeting, stated that he could find no provisimi in the open meeting law covering the discussion of per¬ sonalities or the actions of a board menf>ber. In con4>liance with the law the board refused to go mto executive sesion. "Rie trio then re¬ quested that Mr. Jirik and the Farmside not make public their comments. The board took no action on their comm^its.
TTie School board conH'limented the teachers again on their con¬ duct in negotiating with the board over contracts. They also compli¬ mented Mr. Tirk and Mr. Kwain on their presentation at the iwrevious meeting.
Supt. Kelly recommended to the board Uiat tbey trade in the pres¬ ent civil defense radio and [Mir- chase one which will operate off batteries .as well as on house cur¬ rent, "fflier tmtt^aeima » pur¬ chase such a set.
A motion was made by Dr. Grau, secondend by Mr. Bein to approve a disaster i^an which was presented by Mr. Kelly and to give a copy of the plMi to each student as well as publising it in tho paper. The mo¬ tkm was apfM-oved, all "ayes."
The board approved Tide II funds whidi will be used for bodes and publkrations for tiie high school librjffy. The mnount wluch will be receiveid from the Federal Govern¬ ment is $1163.09.
There were 5 "snow days" alloted this year which were not used. The board voted to extend the Easter vacation to indude April 18-19, as well as Good Friday jaid Eaister Monday.
The botfd discussed the possbil- iti' Of esfabUridng' an inter-amral program of adiletks next year.
The bo^rd complimented Mr. Ben¬ nett, the librarian at tfae school, for the find jcb lie lias done in setting up the litoary.
The school will t^ a third mus- ile teacher to teadt music ^rt4kne in the elementary tcfaool. Tlwy aiao discussed the possibility ^ tahrinit
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Annual Bamjuet
The Annual Mother Daughter Banquet will be held at the First Congregational Church on Satur¬ day, April 27. at 7:00 P.M.
Police Report
Police Chief Richard Nelson re¬ ports that Randy B^uvos. 10, of 344 North Church Street, was in¬ jured on Uie arm last Saturday aftemoon by a fire<Tacfcer thrown )>y an 8-year okl boy in front of the Trinity Lwheran Churdi, at 6:30 p.m.
Chief Nelson reports tbat there are many firecrackers circulating thraugb Huntley whicn '^ere stolen from tbe &eworics plant. He urges any parent who finds nis child with sudl oootrabaad to tum it in to the Hnnttey pdice department. Fire- oradcers are iHagal ia Dlbwis.
The McHenry County N.F.O. is sponsoring a dance to be held al the American Legion Home in Huntley this Saturday Eveninfr, April 6, begining at 9:00 P.M. Music will be provided by the Bob Moehling  Orchestra.       '
The dance is open to the public. Tickets are available from any N.F.O. meinber or at the door.
For additional infonnation call Max Bundgard or Jim Schultz.
Test Emergency Warning Signal'
tJtr. Percy Swanson, Huntle^f'g civil defense director, announced today that there are certain things which people must leam ahd do that will help them get ready for and cope witfa ^most any type of natural disaster. Mr. Swanson went on to say that perhaps the naost basic thing to remmnber is to keep oatoi. This may metm the differ- ;ence between life and death. In many disasters people have been killed or injiu-ed needlessly because they took tlwughtless acUon when they should have done soaieduag else or done nothioe Just dien.
In time .qf.^eamsmss,. Mm» proper actkra may save your Se. Take time to think and then take the conskiered actkm whidi the sit- uiation calls for. Usually this will be aa action you have planned in advaiKe or the action you are in¬ struded to take by responsible au¬ thorities, he continued.
In Huntley we ai^ using an "at¬ tention" or "alert" signal, usually a diree to five minute steady blast to get the attention of the people in time of a threatening or. im¬ pending peace time emergency. When diis aignal sounds people ^ould tum on their radkie or tele¬ vision sets to hear innibrtan't emergency informatkm being broad¬ cast.
On Tuesday, April 9. a test of emergency warning siren will be conducted at 1^:30 a.m. This test is • being ddtie to HetpoM peeple WiUi the sound of the emergency siren. If the emergency sirai shoidd sound at any other time people should, Contlnaed oa Page Seven
Aujoliaty Sale
The 4beri(^.Le^(m Auxiliary ia plaiuibg a Veteriiiis Craft and Bake  Side  tof be held  Saturday, .April 20Ui at Che Legion Home.
Sign-Up For Summer Baseball
All boys interested in playing bastball this summer on Uie Min¬ or League and LitUe League team must sign up with Mr. Donald En¬ strom at the American Legion Home this Saturday, April 6, 1968
Grass Fire Mon^
Htmtley firemen extinguished two grass fires mj Monday. The first one wts at 3 o'clock m the after- nowi, west of town, 1 mile out on the Marengo blacktop.
Huntley firanen were called ^o watch a flre eaat of town in tl^e evening. They permitted the fleld to bum off.