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VOLUME 12 — NUMBER 34 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1971
— PHONE — M9.5621 • U No Answer 459-0998
FRANK  PAniOEK PO   102
jlUrlTLEY,   ILL
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'BE SURE YOU ARE RIGHT, THEN GO AHEAD" — Darid Crockett
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Chiropractor In Professional Center
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Dr. lohn I  Gelasi plans to open his office for the practice of Chiro¬ practic on December 2, 1971 at the Huntley   Professional   Center.   Tliis will make Charopractic care readily available to the people in the Hunt¬ ley area. ^ Dr.   Gelasi  received  hfa  profes¬ sional education at the Natiorial Col¬ lege   of  Chiropractic   in   Lombard, Illinois and holds a degree of Doc¬ tor of Chriopractic.  He  has  prac¬ ticed in Crystal Lake and in Litch¬ field, Illinois.  He has his hMne in Crystal Lake,  where he,   his wife Bess, and their four dhildren have lived for many ye^a^s. The Oelasls j have three boys at home, Paul, Ed-,I ward   and    Frank:    their   daughter,!! Christine, is a first year student ati Rosary College in River Forest, Il-J linois.
The decision to open hLs own of-I fice in Huntley wa-s made afterj careful consideration of the need.s of the community. It is his hope! that his presence in Hunrtley willj help to brirkg a fine quality ofj healih care to the people of Hunt-f tey and its environs.
High School Honor Roll
lst Nine Week Period 1971 • 72
"A" honor roll - all A's    - Glen Borhart,   senior:  Cindy   McCollum jundor; Kurt Bastian, freshman: Scot Lindsey, freshman.
"B" honor roll - (all B's or bet-] ter - no Cs) Sonaors —¦ John Adam.s.| Pauline Behrens, Dennis Djedrick.f Sylvia Fniin, Peggy Hahbley, Par Isenhart, Karen Kohley, Michellel Lane, Phil Lindsey, Ann MichcLsonJ Karen Nepermann, Chris Peterson,] Mary Schiesher, Barb Schultz, VanAcker, Diane Wicke.
Juniors — Becky Hutsler, Nancyl Kopsell, Greg Lindsey, Wendy Mil-f ler.
Sophomores — Ed Brandwein | Kurt Habbley, Mike Lane, Rai}dy| lx!ggee, Craig Miller. Dale Ann Nevel. Bruce Raymond, Elaine tSuf-l fie, Kathy Swanson Marcie Ungs.j Mar4c Yurs.
Freshmen — Judy Aulik, Michellel Billsborou^, Mark Brettschneider,! Cindy Choin, Ron Downen, Pam Ed-f mondson, Riandy Grimes, Kevin! Kamphuasen, Linda Kruetzer, Grant! Swanson, Barb Wolter.
School Calendar
Nov. 29 — Health Careers Field Trip
Nov. 29 — Grade School-Hamp- shiire - Away - 6:30.
Nov. 29 — Women's Recreational C;iass, Multi Purpose Room - 8 p.m.
Dec.   I   —   Men's   Recreational Class. Gym - 8-10 p m.
Drc. 2    - Grade School - Wood¬ stock - Home 7 p.m.
Dec.   3   —   Hebron ¦  Home  6:30 p.m.
Dec. 4 — Jr. Class Play Day 12-4 p.m.
Dec.  6 —  JV-Fresh.  Marengo 4 p.m.
Dec.   6 — Women's  Recneational C lass   Multi Purpose Room - 8 p.m.
Dec.   7   —   Grade  Sdmol   -  St. Mary's (Eljcin) Away 7 p.m.
Dec.   8   —    Men's    RecTCational Class. Gym - 8-10 p.m.
Dec. 9 — Grade Schccl - St. Joes - Home 7 p.m.
Dec. 9 — Picture retakes. 10:30.
Dec.  10 — Genoa - Homo 6:30.
Dec. ID — Failure Notices to par¬ ents.
Dec.  13 — Women's Recreational Class,  Multi  Purpose room  8   p.m.
Dec. 13 — Board Meeting
Dec.   14  — Gi^dc School   -   St. Lawrence - Home 7 p.m.
Dec.  14 — Music BooGter Meet¬ ing - Band Room 8 p.m.
Dec.   15 — Christmas Prognam, 8 p.m.
Dec.   16  —  Grade  School   -   St. Thomas - Home 7 p.m.
Dec, 16 — G.A.A. Mu'.ti Purpose Room - Party 7-9 p.m. ,-j    Dec.  17 — Hiawatha - Away <    Dc. 17 — Jr. Hi Soc Hop - Multi Purpose  room-
Dec. 18 — Central - Horae 6:30.
School Board      jUi Turkeys Given Away at Supermarket
iLions Draw for [Florida Trip Nov. 24
Thus is the last day to purchase la ticket for the Huntley Lions Club iFlorida vacation for two or $500.00 jcash. The drawing will be held to- jmorrow Nov. 26 at 2:00 p.m. at the jstate Bank of Huntley. Some lucky Iperson will win this trip which Is |to be taken between Dec. 1, 1971 land  April  1.  1972.
Tickets may be purchase from [any Lions club member. Proceeds Iwill be Msed for oommunity better- Iment.
I School Menu
Menu Week of 1129 -  12-3
Monday — Hot dogs on bun; mus- Itsrd-catsup-picklc relish; buttered [com; potato chips: dboaolaite chip [brownies; peanut butter bread; milk.
Tuesday — Italian spaghetti with Imeat sauce; lettuce salad and blue Idheese dressing; buttered bread; Idessert; milk.
Wednesday — Baked ham; mashed Ipotptoes or sweet potaeoes; buttered Igreen beans: hot corn bread and [honey; buttered bread; paneapple Itidbite: milk,
Thursday — Chili or tomato soup; Ic packers; Peanut butter and jelly or iTime fish sandwiches; Oottage cheese |and peaches; buttered bread; milk.
Friday ~ Oven baked fLsh; Cole [slaw; mashed potatoes with butter Isaupe; peanut butter bread or plain »l)utter bread; mixed fnut; milk.
The regular meeting of the Boar of Education of School Dist. 15 was held in the High School Built ing on November 15, 1971 at 7:4 p.m.
Uf>on roll  chII  the following an | swered present Mr. Jirik, M'«5s Mac | keben,   Mr.  Adams,  Mr.   Micr-else' and   Mr.   Stading.    Mr.   Brandweii | and   Mr.  Bein  absent
A moticn made by Mr. .M'ch-^l.scTJ and 2nd by Mr. Adorns to approvfj cf the minutes as read. Mction car f ried, 5 yeas and 0 nays.
At this stage of the meeting Mr I Brandwein and Mr. Bein made the!r| appearance.
A   motion   made  by   Mr.   Brand] weiti and 2nd by Miss Mackeben t( pay the reg-ular monthly bills.  Mo| tion carried 7 yeas and no nays.
A motion nipde by Mr. Adams] and 2nd by Bein to transfer S389.63I frcm the Ed. Fund to thp RevoMng-lj fund. Motion carried, 7 yeas andj 0 nays.
A mction made hy Mr. Michelsen and 2nd by Mr. Bein that on re¬ ceiving p-ioper plans for tho Mill St. extension, the President and secy, of li'ie board Of Education be permitted ta vien legal papers to c;rvey the said property to the vil¬ lage of Huntley. Motion carried, 7 y^eis and 0 nays.
A motion made by Mr. Bein eaii 2nd by Brandwein to express ap¬ preciation for a generrus donation 'I- the High Schocl and Grade scho)! library by the American Ijegion Auxiliary. Motion carried, 7 yeas and 0 nays.
A motion made by Mr. Adiams and 2nd Miss Mackeben to approve of the applicEt'cn of Bernadine Dar¬ ling to attend a Jr. college under the Jr. College act. Motion carried. 7 yeas and 0 nays.
A motion made by Mr. Michelsen arjd 2tid by Mr. Adams to approve cf the text book list as presenteil by Mr. Marks. Motion carried, 7 yeas and 0 nays.
A motion made by Stading anJ 2nd by Jlrik to approve of the Title 2 propos;il for Sodal Studios. Fine Arts and Industrial Arts as pro¬ posed by Mr. Marks. M'otlon car¬ ried, 7 yeas and no nays.
A motion made to adjoum by Miss Mackeben and 2nd by Mr. Stading.   Meeting stood  adjoumed.
Boy Scout Chili Supper Success
The Boy Scouts would like to thank the following companies for donations of food or money for the Chili supper.
Union Special Machino Company: RaUtrm Food Sales, Northlake; Dry- miller and Kray, Hampshire; Sexton Foods, Chicago; Monarch Foods Chicago; Deans Milk, Genoa; Col¬ onial Bread Company.
Also, many thanks to the Boy Scouts and their fatheii who help¬ ed set up tables and chains, Mrs. Schaller who spent all day getting ready fwr the supper, and Nick Grochis our "Su{)er Cook" who made the chili.
Thanks too, for all the people that oame and made it a huge suc¬ cess.
Pictured above is Mary Robinson drawing one of the 8 turkeys given
' away  at  the  Huntley SiiDermarket.   Mary   Lou  Glenn   Is  holding  the,  box
containing tbe names of many residents of Huntlcy who are participating
In this drawing. Mary Lou is in charge of the delicatessen which she is
standing io front of when thes picture was taken	
This section of the store will feature cold cuts, cheese, German potato salad and macoronie salad. Soon the store will prepare sandwiches including submarines. They are pluming to put In an oven for barbequed spaterfts and barbequed chicken. hn»
Those who have already won turkeys in this free drawing are: Maty Lou Fitzeeraid, Harold Borhart, Mrs. Peter Peterson. Shelby Hill, Daaay Payne, aod Aatt« Coaler..
Jhfo Democratic
One cf the ot'ier Republican can- ddates, Bradley G. Bums, wishes to disqualify Republican candidate, Harry Schnell who has the coveted Inst plate on "the Republican liallot ('^r McHenry Conu'j Board in the lst district Primary Election t» be held Feb. 8.
It is understood that this giwup also wishes to "do away" with the Democratic Primary in the Feb. 8 election.
However this seems unlikely as it is said this would be a violation of   the    Dcmocratis    ccaistitutional
right and would eliminate any write- in candidate.
This case will be heard on Nov. 24th,  by Judge William J Gleason.
NOTICE
Parents of High School students are asked to call the high school the morning that students will be absent. The absence should be fol¬ lowed with a note stating the date and season for absence. The high school phone number is 669-6171.
School officials express their ap¬ preciation for the cooperation ior \he past years.
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Happy Thanksgiving