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VOLUME  13 — NUMM» 1 THURSDAY,   APRIL   6,   1972
_ PHONB — MMttl • If Ne Aaswar 4S9-M9S
PO   192
H-.'-lTLEY.    ILL
1« PAGES
•SS SUKE YOU ARE RIGHT. THSM GO AHEAD" — David Cfodtett
CONFIRMATION CLASS at THINITY LUTHERAN
NFO Dance Saturday
The McHenry Henry County N.F.O.I retnTnd   Huntley   citizens   that   thel annual dance and steer give awayj will  be held  this   Saturday.   AprtlJ Sth at the Huntley Amerioan Legio Home from  10 p.m. - ? The music will be by  Bob  Moehling  and Ws| Orchestra.  Free  refreshments wiH| be served.
In addition to the dance N.F.O. is givijv away I steer con-l sisting of 1st prize, '/4 beef - 2nd| prize, Wnd V* beef - 3rd t»ize, front^ quaiter of beef.
Tickets for the danoe and steei^ give away may be obtained froml any N-F.O. member or at the door.l
Annual Pancake Day} April 16
The Annual Fanoake breakfast fori the benefit of the Huntley Medlcall Center 111 be held on Sunday, April] 16th in  *e  Huntley   Fire   Station from 8 a.m. till 1 p.m.
TWs year the dinner will serve as a kickoff fbr the practice of a new doctor at the clinic. Dr. Guer- cva will start practWng on Mton- day, April 17t hm the center.
Tbe center was bulit in 1958 from fiUKb raised by people n the com¬ munity who saw a need for a doc¬ tor. It was dedicated in the sum¬ mer of that year by Governor Strat- toa
Between 1958 and the present the center bas housed two M.D.'s pre¬ vious to the coming of Dr. Guer- era. For several yOars ihere hasn't been a doctdr iswcticing at the cen¬ ter during Ifae/t time the center has elrtber stood vacant or housed a beattly shop, dentist office or non- Caathmed-oa pace 2 PANECAKE DAY
ISchaffer Urges iHuntley On Tolftvay [Sign
March 30„   1972 lElliot  Frank,  Chairman J Illinois   State   Toll   Highway [Authority I East-West ToUway loak Brook, Illinois 60521 IDear Chairman Frank:
I was happy to leam tiiat th© lEntrance-Exit facilities on High- Iway 47 near Huntley with the( INoith-West Tollway, are coming long a-'i planned. I would like to sincerely thank you for your tielp |on tWs much  needed project
On anothpr subjw, it h« come [to my attention that th« signs that .,will be ereoted on the o»*bound ^lane mi^t not mention the appro¬ priate towns, I strongly urge and f recommend that these signs refer [to fb<j ejiit as the HUNTLEY- Canthmed on page 2 SCHAFFER
School Menu
M«mi Week of 4-10 • 4-14
Monday — Winer winks with cheese or plain hot dogs, musitard- cwtsup, peanut butter and jeOly saodwicbee, buttered bread, bake beans, fruit, milk.
Tuesday — Orange juice, soallop- eU potatoes and ham, carrot and celery stick, buttered bread, cook¬ ies, milk.
Wednesday — Pork patties in tomato sauce, buttered rice, candied sweet potatoes, buttered bread. Apricots and prunes, milk.
Thursday — Goulosh (cut ^>a- ghetbO, lettlce salad, butteitedl breiul,  dessert,   milk.
Friday — Fish and tartar sauce, maafaed potatoes, cale slaw, butter¬ ed bread, dessert, nuik.
School Calendar
April 3-7 — Spring Vacation
April  11  —  Kindergarten  Regis-1 tratioa * ^
April 11 — Athletic Banquet
April  13  — Grade  School  Con-| cert - 8 p.m.
April 15 — Band & Chorus Con-| test I     i'
April  18 — Baseball - Hebron Away
April  18 — Testing of Preschooll dhdldren at Cong. Cburdi
April 19 — P.TA.
April   20  —   Bladdiawk   Ooncer 10:20  a.m.
April  20 —  Baseball   -  Geooa-i Kingston - Away
April 21  — Oareer Day -  lOth^ and llth Grades,  Marengo
AprU 21 — E.CC Seniors, 9 a-m-l
April   22   -^  Baseball,   Central,! Home ; .'    \r\i
April S4 — Sr. Announcements SophomoKs Rii^
April 25 -> Baseball - Hiawatha,] Away
April 26 — VICA Banquet
April  28  —  Failure  notioes  to^ paruits i'
April 29 — Baseball, Richmond, Home la
Registration For Kindergarten Apr. 11
Kindergarten TegistraJion will be held on Tuesday, April 11 fnom 9:00 - 12:00 a.m. and 1:00 - 3:00 p.m. at the* grade school office. Parents of dhildren liom on or before 11-30-67 are to register fbr the 72-73 sdbooi year. Please bring child's birth oertificate. Appoint- meots will be made for kindn^gar- t«i visitatkn and fior vision and hearing screttilngs.
by DeWayne Stwfio
\Un-Officiad Election [Returns
The Following are the unofficial
eturns fTX)m the District 1 (Algon-
qjuin and Grafton'Tbwnsli^) Couo-
Ity Board Election. The flrat figure
|is Grafton 1, the se cond GraRon
and tfae Third the entire (Uatrict
etums.
Total "Votes Cast
221 64 3621 Straight  Republican Grafton I 27       Grafton 4 7 Straight Democratic
Grafton I 74       Grafton 4 7 {Republican •—
Walters 112 30 2679 Lowe 109 35 2593 Hubbard 91  18 2587 Hadiock 72  18 2664 Vorisek 84 23  2634 Floeter 76 19 2532 Starr 85  16 2503 Jones 77 48 2417 iDemocmtic
Kvidera  187 48  1905 iDemocratic Writ his Grafton  1
Richard Dwyer 1 Howard Rutb 4 Grafton 4
Howard Ruth 4 Mr.  Ross 4
[Notice
]Reaervations Needed *at Deicke Park
All reservations for picnic areas [and use of the ball diamond tf LDelcke Park muflt be made witk [and  cleared  by  Kr.   Lany KaM.
Carol Welilcb
Secretaiy
HunUey Park IKstrict
Boiard of CoggaariMloaen
Park Board Meeting
MINUTES OF 'HB RBQULAR
MEETING  OF  THK HUNTLEY   UARK  DISTRICT
The xc^lar meeiins the HnnUey Park District Board was held OD Wednesday, Mairch 22nd, 1972 at 8:00 p.m. Tbe meeting was called to order by President Parisek with Comtnissionerc Mackebetv ftufaek. Ream and Tures present and Caia> mlssioner Deicke abaent.
The Secretary was aabod to iWd the minutes of the previons maat- ing of 1-23-72, after wUgh • no¬ tion was made by Me. Tbreai sec¬ onded by Mr. Ream, to afiKWe tbe minutes as read. All OommlssSon- ers v(^ed aye and the iad(loD car¬ ried.
The Treasurers r^KXt was Vwn presented riMwing a balance in tb* checking acoount of $22,936J3. A motion was made by Mr. Parfade, seconded by Mr. Mackeben, to ac¬ cept the report as reaiL All Cola- missioners voted aye aad 4ks i^ pnt was filed for audit
There being no moathif VOSa Sm meeting tben moved oa to ttm Mkt order of busiaesB.
Mr. Parisek repoiteir iM* ha is stIQ working on secortdlt « Ract*- ation Direcitor to biMitMlb « flan- ned tecraation pn<Mla for lh« park district Mr. Partek arid «mI ba U bopiag «o fini aaoMaae to ' te tian to ast op' ai Mt iHUMta. tf poBiMe.
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IRr Pnd<|aat Ham Mr. SbeCfloar wbo reportrd tba* be stiK doea not have Ibe i
ptans or specs (fior the fice boiI(fii^. He ^ setthig op ¦ meeting with Mr. Nbwak. <£ Ncyvak A Carlson, to go over Ota I^poot at tfae park and settle oo tba place where he buUdbig wMl be located and is to have tbe complatBd ^ans for the next board mesMaft Mr. ScbeQow also reported tbat HIMmI Comtruction had oompleted the Job on the shriter except for "1—'*HI 1^1 around tfae (xmstnictlon rite and a Utile cement work axoond tbe poets. Havbig completed bte busi¬ ness witb the tmerd Mr. Scheflow left tfae meeting at this point
Mr. Parisek then rep()rted that Uie board bad held a meettag wi4i Mr. Lany Kahl on 3-29-72 at 7:30 p.m. Those pnesett wers Oommis¬ sioners Mbckeben, Parish Ream and Tures and Mr. KabL TUs aaaob- ing was to set f(»th tbe aalsry, term of employment, dntks and hours to be worlced in the caM- takers job. Tbe board set forth the terms oi the above listed items and also stipulaited that thtgr woiid authorize the caretaker to take m extra help as needed. Ur. Kable was in agreement with tbe terms as agreed upon by tbe IxMurd and the meeting was adjooined at 8:45 p.m.
Havtag reviewed ttie eveols of the above listed meeling Mr. Ream made a mofeiea to Mre Mr. KM. for the iob of Caretlaker. Tbe mo¬ Uon was seconded by Mr. Taxea and all Commiaatonefs voted aye to cany the aotion.
Next it was reported tiiat a meM- Big had been hdd on 3-7-72 be¬ tween tbe board and Mr. Paul No¬ vak, of Novak * Garifott. Those pneaent were GomminioiMrs Mack»> ben, RsriKk, Raam and Ttees and Mr. Noirak: The iiieetiB& ntakb be- gaa at 7:30 pjn.. was beld Cor tbe purpose <rf Otumtag in de«sA tfae proposed ma^jw plan Ibr lead- Caatiaaed i« taMe Bade PidES PARK BOARD