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School Out Early September 4th
Huntley school will be dismissed at 2:30 P M. Thursday. September 4th. The early closing of school will permit teachers to complete thp last two hours of a workshop start¬ ed on  Auirust 25th.
The leathers are insirucie.l how to prepare teachinjc matoriuls to ase with the over-head projector. The overhead projector is recogniz¬ ed as a day-to-day classroom teach¬ ing tool. But what is new is "in- service" programs to tie equipment and curriculum materials into a package which tranlates into a more meaningful instructional pro¬ cess. Teachers are taught to uso sets of transparencies that foim i basic program. The preparation of transparencies was the emphasis last   Monday.
Lions Cluh Annual Picnic
The annual Lion's Club picnic was held this year at the .lames Lane residence on Sunday, August 24th, with 36 members and" wives present. A coofewt and corn roast was enjoyed by all, along with playing hose-shoes and bodminton The commitiee in charge of the picnic were Bill Kuestner, Chair¬ man and Art Wicke with the as¬ sistance of Mr. Lane.
Htmtley came in 4th in their own waterfight competition tournament last Sunday. Auguist 24th. The tum- ument was held on Coral Street between 2nd axic' Woodstock. Com¬ ing in 1st place was Carpentersville for the third year in a row. Wood¬ stock City took 2nd and West Dun- doe, 3rd. Each of these teams re¬ ceived a tijiphy. -
In addition tothe waterOghts be¬ tween the firemen, as an added at¬ traction the wives of the firemen formed  into teams  and  held their
Little League Off To See The Cuhs
Boys from the Hundey Ltttte League bMeb«ll't«ibnit,^ardAig a bus on reute to Wrigley Field. The boys saw Keu Holtzman pitch a no-bitte^ wMi the Cubs winniag 3 to 0. The trip was sponsolM by Wm. /"Pat**' Wmiams who paid for the bus and Clyde O'Buck" Bakley ^ho bought the ticfteta. Adult chaparons for fhe trip were Biickand Lube Bakley, fed ttnd Vl Williams, Norm Brettschneider, Charlea Roesslein, and Gene aiad f^Wmii Lindsey.
own waterfight contests. The wom¬ en from Crystal Lake took Isl place over Huntley. Dundee and Woodstock.
A team comprised of NtXD mem¬ bers battled one of members of the Huntley's Lions Club, The NFO vic¬ torious. There was ,some co.Timent that the organization fought dirty. However,- eipekusrtpm !otrti»r1ftiio stated, "How could anybody be dirty with all that water?''
The fire departme!nt had trophies for both teams, a rock to be pre¬ sented to the members of the Lion's Club and playing cards to the NFO. However, the NFO re¬ ceived  both awards.
The final event permitted the children attending theafiair to par¬ ticipated in the water fights. It is estimated that upwards of 60 child ren participated in them.   Firemen
had planned on 10 children panici- patjng in the fights.
The waterfights between the ladies, children, NFO and Lion's Club wei^ fought with water at hydrant pressuie, rather than the high pressure hoses the ficemen used.
In ad<iition to the wateiffights, rides-were-t9irpvid«4^ fefv thfe^.chiUfea along with free pop, and free beer fcr  fhe firemen
Following is a list of the merchants who  donated   towards   the  trophys and other expenses: DONATORS:
B and B Service Station, Baldey Construction, Norm Brettschneider, Standard Oil; Bowl-Hi Lanes, Wil pauit Brill Reality. H. D. Catty Corp., Campbell Woodworking, Checker Gas, Chuck's Baiiser Shop, Continued oa Page Seven
Regular SchdH Board Meeting
The ii-gslai- meeting of the Huntley School Board was held on Monday. August25 in the Board ^oom at the high school.
A motion was made hf Mr. Bein seconded by Miar Rackeben that all excess mercirtedise sold by de- pa-tmtnts that the Initiiil coat go^ back tn the department and the balance goes lo the district fund. This motion carried 6 Yeas and 1 nay with Mr. Bastain casting the nay  vote.
Many times a department will save money by purchasing gover- ment surplus item in lat-ge quantit¬ ies. This means that there are al¬ ways extras which could be sold to the public.
A' motion was made by Mr. Bein seconded by Mrs. Thnin to approve of the purchase of a cyclone fence frMn the Pox 'Valley Fence Com¬ pany for the sum of $834. That motion carried 7 yeas.
This fence will t)e erected along the west boundry of the north play¬ ground on Lincoln Street to halt diildren from running out onto the stnwt.. There will be an «n- trtnoi at the north end for auto and bosses aad ait. «|ca ajwee M ttt» ^otMf'^mi-m^ pwlaitrtdll UtlMi.	
A motion was made by Miss Mac
iieben, seconded by Mrs. Thrun to
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NOTICE
Any lady interested in bowling in the 9:15 A.M. Thursday morning Womans Bowling League, may con tact Mary Weltzien at Bowl-Hi Lanes In Huntley.
Trinity Lutheran Softball Team
Soaald Sctanurr, Jerome Cbamneaa, Ken Strissel, fUchmd StaAaaai. Pi.-
tor Radolph Hai«n, Pastor Fred  Harm, Bob Kande, Dale StraeS,  Gary
Bocfcatt.
RidUid 29amennan, Wayne Workowski, Allen Boriiait, Jim Stadiac, Bmc^
nieneon, Chuck' OteoB.
Immanuel Lutheran Church, of Crystal Lake took 1st place in the Lutheran Soft Ball I«a^e Tourii.n- ment held last Friday, Saturday and Sunday August 22nd, 23. and 24, In Htmfley. Second I^ce tfophy
-was won by Zion of Marengo and '3rd place by Trinity Lutheran of Huntley.
imanuel clinched tlie tournament by beating the Huntley team in the 1st game on Sundajr by a score
of 9 to g in a 3dt "'S!!?' io*"-'o- the wire gw^^ trinity team previous to*® tonmanKsit had won 1st pi-*'^ ^««« competit¬ ion, lost/<"^y on« »«°>e » *e /Coatiaaed aa Pi«e Sevea
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