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ElectionRetums
Official returns for the Grafton township election, beW last Tueaday. April 1, are as foUows: (the flrst figure givui is tbe total, tbe num¬ bers following are for individaal pre¬ cincts, ie.: 1, 2. S, 4. 5 reapectivdy).
For supervisor (ooe to be dected): Howard Rutii: 27&~US. M. 16, 57,
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For clerk (tme to be eiectod): Mar garet E. Dwyer: »«—117, 25, IB. M,
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For assesaor (one to be dected): Albert J. Boncosky: 2S»-11S, 20, 16, 54,54
Town auditor (three to be elect¬ ed): Floyd R. Scbsnudt: 237—1», 18. 14, 48, 48
James R. Scbultz: 24»—U4. 30, 14, 52, 49
Harold Ke<*: 246-111, 17, M, SO. 54
David R. James:  55-5, 6, S, 6,
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Help Leaguers ToHelpBiafra
The Trinity Lutheran Walther Leagtie is having an Easter Break- faat at 7:00 Elaeter mraning. The breakfast will be held in tbe cfaorch basement following the Sunrise Ser¬ vice. Coffee cake, rolls, orange puice, and milk will be served. Please plan to attend, as donations wiU be sent to tfae starving duldren of Biafra. PubUc faivited.
Lions Plan PancakeDay
Tunt Jerofana Pancslns are na- Uon^y famous for tiMr MIetans
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Mr. Marlowe stated tha*. "MCfa year, hundreds of dvic organisa- tk>ns across the natkm sponsor Pan¬ cake Days to raise money fbr charitable purposes within thebr k>- cal communities. For the past sev¬ eral years, The (Quaker Oats OMn¬ pany, makers of Aunt Jemima Pan¬ cake Mix and Synq;>, have assisted dvic organizatkms such as ours to raise in excess of $8,000,000. So, it can be said that "Aunt Janhna Pancakes really have a heart"
All proceeds from tickets cold to Pancake Day wiH be used to pay
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Police Report
Mayor Wilpault Brill announced last Saturday that Richard Nelson former chief of police of Hui^ey, haa reconsidered his decision to re- si^ Mr. Nelson took over the duties as CMd of PoUee again last Moo- day after a two week leave of ab¬ sence. Mr. Nelson started his duties as Chief ef Police June IS, 1963, and witfa an exception of about a year interval, has been Chief of Police ever since. His decision to recon¬ sider the position of police diief was greatiy welcomed by the mem¬ bers of tbe ViUage board.
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Scouts Held Pinewood Derby^
Scout News
The annual Pinewood Derby was hcW Mardi 27 in the Congrega- tiuial (%urch halL Many parents came to see this exdtiiig race and dieer their car to victory. The little 5 ounce cars batUed it out wtth David Lindsey taldng first- place trophy. Tony Korwin received firat place ribbon and Dale Ifoghes second-place ribbon.
Voted winner for "best atppear- anet" was Bill Montanye's car. The four cob dens ihttnk scoutmaster Wayne D<»iahue, his acouts and the parents, for their belp running and judging the Pinewood Derby.
The regular monthly pack meet¬ ing was held at this time and cub- master, Tom Swanson, presented awards to tfaese cube:
Lance Lamb, Wolf badge; J^ Susaidce, Wolf Badge; Jim Swan- SMI, Wdf Badge; Maik Sdnddcr. Denner; Randy Schooly, Aasistaat Denner; Pfail^ Donahiie, Denser.
Webelos leader,  Frank Parisek.
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Chudc Rotti. home for Easter vacatim, has requested help frotn the Hantley pe<^e. Chuck is a mem¬ ber of tfae Inter-Fratnnity Council at tbe University of Illinois. He is diainnan of tiidr annual Grcdi Week. This is held after along winter of studies and tq>on comi^etltm of their mid-term exams.
AU fraternities and sororities iparticipate in the adivities. con¬ sisting of pie eating, rope pulling, running contests, etc.
Chuck needs three tricycles for races between sworitiee. He has bem authorized to pay no more than $5 apiece and would Iflce to be able to take them back with hfan April 7. for the events to begin April 11
After the events, the tricydes will be donated to a chiklren's orphan¬ age at Urbana. If interested, call 669-5663 after 6:00 p.m.
15 Confirmed At Trinity
Tbe members of tbe 19«e Con- fimwtkm Class at the Trinity Lu¬ theran Qturch virere received into mnnbcniiiip last Suad^f. BCarcfa 90. In the Lutheran Chuicfa, Miaioari Synod, diis is the traditional time to aecept confirmatioa dasses: Mem¬ bers of Oe dass induded: Warren Bdtrcns, Karen Borhart, Steven Bor¬ han, Lany Delano, Cynthia Inv¬ ert. Soott Harm, Mdinda Kley, Edward Koppen, Nancy Kopaett, CaK^ Lamz, Larry Lundy, Ctody McCollum, Paul Shott, Dennis Si¬ kula, and Theodore Tinberg.
Tbe dass of 1969 presented tbe diurdi whh a new Christian flag and two sets of fiknstrq)s tor use ia tile educational program of the n^d-week school fo rdigicm and the Sunday School. On Maundy llmn- day the coii(irmatk» dass wiH take their-first wmnrnniop.
Pictured above is Mr. LeRoy Marks, Supt. of Sehoiris, wad BUss Ida Maekeben, School Board President, accepifaig tfae P.T.A. check.
We have successfully concluded another Earty April Fools ^ow. There were 170 diildren and 253 adults in attendance at the show. The proceeds from the show totaled $1,343, which will go to tbe purdiase
of books for the grade sdiod li¬ brary.
We would like to thank Mesdames Hicks, Behrens, Will, Adams, Haa- sen, Lindsey, Bordiart, Strickland, m Page Five
1 Congregaticmal
Three groiqw were accepted into the First CcAgregatiaaal Churdi in Huntley last Sunday, March 90. Some iduxnugh Baptism, some throug Confirmation and some throui^ adult membership.
ConfhroatiMi Qass: Gift to Church a new inside bulletin board.
Class members: Keri Heiney, Connie Proffitt, Sue Rasmussen, Wendy Miller, Debra Hill, Terri Schroeder, Mark Zorica, Greg lind¬ sey. Paul Mattingly. Edward Edt- man, Ronald Haffeikamp, Michad Brown.
B^tized March 23: Jos^ Carl Hill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hfll; Amy Kathryn Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Smith; Micbael Joseph Carroll, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Carroll; Jerry Alan Swanson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charlfes Swan¬ son.
Adults baptized March 23: Michael Kent Brown, Keri EUen Heiney, Da¬ vid Duane Oldham.
Received into membership March 23:
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Jc^mson; Mr. Craig Johnson; Mrs. Gladys Old¬ ham; Mr. David Oldham; Mr. Ron¬ ald Reh; Mr. and Mrs. Charies Swanson; Mrs. George (Juanita) Martin; Mr. and Iilrs. Manning Brown.
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VacaiSbn
Spring vacatkw for Ae attideiita at the HuoSey actaoel wSi ran from April 3rd tbroiigh Af)rfl Mfa.
The Early April Fools Were Here     Park Board
Public Meeting
The regidar meeting of the park board was held on Tuesday, Mardi 25 hi the tipstahrs of the HasUey \ailagc Han. All membera of the board were imaent The puipose of the BMethig was to priwent to the pco{^ of Huntiey a m^ of Deicke Park, riiowiag where the board plans to i^Uwe an entrance, shelters, etc. The meeting alao waa to give the public an opportunity to voice their opinions on what riuidd be at the park.
Following the reffilar buaioeas section of the board meeting, Presi¬ dent Mike Kiley. Jr., turned the meeting over to Mr. Sheftow, con¬ sulting engineer for tiie park. Ur. Scheflow said tiiat his firm had worked for several mootiu to draw up a plan for uae of die park whieh would be compatible to die arm and wojdd provide tiie typa of ua- age the pe<H>le in the district wanted out of tile park. He sak) the Baard could not put everything for every¬ one in tfae park. He tried to «arfc in tiM limiu of die parit to what die park had to oBer. Mr. UuOm said tiiat earty ia tfae plH% Itm had eiiminatad actlv* at|Mrt» J^ cHitiaa tor i
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Mr. Sheftow stated tiiat tlHy hnA envisioned tfae park more aa a lei¬ sure place witfa a wooded «r«a for hiking, bird watching or what have you, wfakdi is indigaaotw to this type of area. Tbe rest of tha area would be for picnic area and widi the soudieast onner left aa a aporta area for volley ball or badminton, horseshoes and otfaer family sports.
Mr. Sheflow sakl tiut tiiey had considered many {daces for entran¬ ces and exits and came to tiie con¬ clusion that it would be beat to place the entrance on Rt. 47. with an entrance on Lincoln street as weH.
Mr. Sheftow sUted the South¬ west Ugfatly wooded area was prob¬ ably tbe one used tfae most. The board is considering putting a shelt¬ er vp there with a fireplace, given to the (yatrict from tiie DOMhoe Memorial Fund.
Ihey invenigatad ttie vwampy area in tbe midtBe of the Deidce Paik, and anvistoned a smaU lake. Tbe lake wouU be fiUad prbnarily by tbe natural water tatde of the land, however a pvapiag device couU aiso be set up, Mr. SbeflBw stated, to keep the lake tntt and si^lement tbe natural watar sup¬ ply. Tbe board's kmg rans« pian is to excavate tbe lake and tae tile f01 to bvikl up other areaa of tiM park.     .
.   Mr.  Scheflow  said  tiiat  M tiw Maaant. a swimodag program at ifl( fark wouM be a nthar large '-"^^nklBg for a dish:kt tida aiae hfitial stages.  Ur. Sheftow '  the area was Jnat too dotter up whh roMli aad tots wUdi wMU be re- tor a awhnmiag poeL Iha wooded area at tfae park, Mr. fb»- flow added, aad was iba fading of die board, tfaat tids af«# Aotdd stay Just dtKMit tbe way it was, pa*> siMy witii soma meaaora of dnaiv ing out Mr. Sdto&nr aaM & bmd bad considered tiie maflh&ity bf a horseback rl&ag pidi whidi wonld go around the entfa-e perlmety of tile park. This too, woirfd be in tiM ftature.
Mr. Scbeftow stated diat tiie two otiier smaller sfadters had ben considerad for family I'ltntft.
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Senior Class Car Wash
Ihe Senior Class is spcmsoring a car wash April 5. This is the day before Easter. Be sore to bave a clean car on this spadd date.
At the car waah tiiere will be a bake sale. There is no need to bake on Easter. Btiy goods at the car wadi.
The diarge for each car wiU be 12.00. It WiQ be held April 5, at tiie Fire Bam. from 9 a.m. imtd 5 p.m., or until die supply of dirty cars Is exhauated.
Basketball Awards Given
The HunUey High scfaool had their basketball awards assembly last week. This assembly was to give awards to tiiose boys and girls who lettered in basketirall as a varsity player or a fre*-8<^ play¬ er. Also, the girls who were dieer- leaders for the two teams. The players who lettered for varsity are as follows: John Bastain, Barry Borchart, Dan Dammyer, Chuck Goeid, Bob Wicke, Paul Yurs, Alan Hafferkamp, James DrafalL
Tbe players who qualified toe tbe minor awards are as follows: Ray Hicks, Darwin Caii«ibell, Phil Lind¬ sey, Leonard Boihart, David Schmi¬ etendorf, Gary Downen, Glen Bor¬ hart, Mike Hansler, Gary Sdniltz, Mike Zorica, Mark Ostrander. Pat Donahue, Tom Kalsow. George Ew¬ ert, Ridiard Masters, and Dale Heine. The varsity awards were giv¬ en out by Mr. Ream, varsity coach. The minor awards were given to tbe players by Mr. Ddaney—the Fresh-Soi* coach. ;^
Mrs. Birchfield also gave out awards to tbe cheerleaders ol two squads. They are aa receiving varsity awards are; Borhart, Diane HeUmutfa, gers, Fran D<»iafaue and Kocb. Receiving minor awANa «ere Pam Radloff, Karen N^icnnaa, Sue Kalsow, Gloria Koch. Theaa giris receive awards according to the year tbey bave heen on ttie squad.
We wish to congratulate these students for theb* bard work and loDg season of practice. We also wish to thank tiie porento srtioae cooperation is needed ta picking i4> students after games and prac- doe aessioos. We huaiUy aay thaak yoa