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VOLUME 15 — NUMBER 16
THURSDAY,  JULY  18,   1974
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FRANK  PARISEK PO  192 HUNTLEY,   ILL
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"BE SURE TOU ARE RIGHT. THEN GO AHRAD" — DavU Crwtett
It caiAa sar
R Enstrom Resigns, M Hardy New Village Clerk
The regular meeting of the Huni> icy Village Board was held Thurs¬ day, Jidy 1 Itii at the Huntiey Village Hall. All memibers were present ex. oept Trustee Zimmerman.
A request from Wendell Weltzien for a two inch hook up to the Hunt¬ ley water main for his building on Route 47 was referred to the water oonuiattee for sfaidy to determine
an appi'opriate weight.
A requret to put iwo nn>bile homes combb.ed into one unit on a founda¬ tion in the Village of Huniley wa; turnad down by the Village Board.
Mayer Don Enstrom reported that he had been reiused admittance to the Olson house on Woodstoclc St. VILLAGE   BOARD
Continui.'d on Page Two
D Dziewoir New Chief of Police
Mr. Dan Dziewior was appointed Chief of Poiioe at the July llth Vil. lage Board meeting. Chief Dziewior was hired by tiie Village as a patrol¬ man on February 1, 1974. He made the rank of Scffgeaiw on May 1st of this year when Cliief Wm. Friedel resigned.
Prior to coming to Huntley, the Chief was assistant shift supervisor, seniar patrolman, for the Village of Carpentersville, where he was employed for 5V4 years. Before that he was in an intelligence unit in the U.S. Army obtaining the rank of Sergeant. His work dealt with mili¬ tary security measures and at times he had canplete control of security for a pcxtion of the Niki missdle progi'am. He received two bnonze stars with V for valor in September of 1966.
Chief Dziewior came to Huntley with fifteen letters of recommenda. tion from bis superiors, village of¬ ficials, mayors, judges and state's attorney. He has several awards is¬ sued by the Viliage of Carpenters¬ ville for meritorious service to the conununity and received one of the highest awards issued by the Na¬ tional Potice Officers assodaticn for apiirehension of a known felon. He also received commendation from the same asfiOoiation in connection of the appnehensloa of a man wiio held tiuee children at knife point. Continued on Page Two NEW CHIEF
C. Stolquist
Full Time Patrolman
Oiiictr Uorey i>iauiui.Ti uas Deen associated with the Huntley Police Departmont for three years. At first Stolsuist worked as a cadet luider Chief Richaiid Nelson. In December of 1973 he was hired by the Vlllagt as a part time officer and put on as a full timo officer at the July llth Village Board meeting.
Stolquist lives in Huntley and plans to marry in the near future.
Police Report
July 8, 1974 — 12;00 P.M.
Police i-esponded with fire units to Pawder   Park,   reference   woman suffering from a siezure. Fire Dept. rescue  squad  transported  the  wo¬ man to St. Joseph Hispital. July 8, 1974 — 11:46 P.M. Female   juvenile runaway   was   \o- Ciited in town and returned to i'er parents. July 9, 1974 — 12:15 A.M.
Continued on Back Page POLICE REPORT
Special Meeting Of Huntley Park District
A special! meettng of the Huntiey Paj-k Distridt Board was held on Wednesday, July 3rd, 1974 at 6:30 p.m. Upon roll call' tose present were Commissioivers Macketien, Parisek, and Tures, with Ownmis- sioners E>eicke and Ream absent. The purpose of this meeting whs to agree on the purchase of a used traeboiP.
Mr. Tures presented a qu<)te on a used Internationa] 354 tnactor. which he obtained from Freund Equipment Co., in the amount of >$2,49O.0O. After discussing the mat. ter a motion was made by Mr. Mac¬ keben, seconded by Mr. Tures, to purchase the tracbor from Flreunds. Upon roll call ^ Conunifasdooens voted aye and ttie motion carried
There being no furttier twslness concerning this matier a moftJon was made by Mr. Parisek, seconded by Mr. MPCkeben, to adjourn. The meet¬ ing was so adjourned at 6:55 p.m. Carol Weirich, SeoretBry HUNTl.EY PARK DISTRICT
B Moreland Wins 2nd Pineerest Classic
Continued July School Bocn-d Meeting
by Doug Strickland
The extension of the July school board meeting was held last Monday might, July 15, in the board Of edu¬ cation room of the high school. All were present with the exception of Mrs. Jones and Mr. Maries.
A motion was made by Mr. Brett¬ schneider and seoonded by Mr. Ruth to accept the resignation of Jundor- Senior English teadier Chris Holaves. The motion carried 6 ayes, no nays.
Next on the agenda was the hiring of a new high school secretary. A motion was made by Mr. Ruth and seconded by Mrs. Simpson to ap¬ prove the contract of Mary Weimer. The vote oarrned all ayes.
A motion was n^ade by Mr. Bond and seconded by Mr. Rutii tjo aocept the following dates as curriculum days for the 74-75 scihool year: Sep. tembei- 11, October 23, December 5, April 16, and May 14. The motion carried all ayes.
The next order of business was the offering of the followdng extra¬ curricular positions: head and assist¬ ant football coaohes, head and assist' amt high sciiool basfcetiiall coaches, high school baseball ooaidi, high school cheeriea(£ng advisor, oolor guaid advisor, atWetic (Hredtor, vo¬ oal director, band cftrector, dean of students, G.A.A. advisor, student oouncil adviser, and the gill's athle¬ tics coaching posiitions. A motion was made by Mr. Brettsdmeideir and seoonded by Mrs. Simpson to award these positions to tbe inoumbents. of these'posJtiODS. Tbe motioo oar¬ ried all ayes.
At this point of tfae meeting, Mr. Marks made his atipeeranoe.
A nioti(Hi was made by Mr. QMer and seconded by Mr. Ruth to aUow newly-hined seoretary Mary Wakner to handle tile InQirest fund. The mo- ContlBued M Page Two SCHOOL BOARiy,
The second annual Pineerest Golf Classic was won by Bob Moretand of Pekin, Ulnniois, wiw toured the Pineerest Gdf aiti Country Olub on Thursday, July 11 in a steady two undeir par 70, edging by one strike sudi w^kinown shot-makers as Jeff Wilhelmi, Dean Lind and Dick Hart
who finislMd in a Itaaa^m^ tie at 71. The $3,500.00 pivfeartqnal fiqar^ ney is an annual event timuplMiBd, by Heiti Jaddech, owimki of Ftnecnat Golf and Oountry Chi) in HudM^, lllinoie and beneCIs ttie WetsdMndc Children's Hume and ttie Wiod^ scho(4 for retarded cfailAvo,.
Woodstock Wins Water Fights
The winners of the Huntiey water fights hekl last Smday, July 13th were as ftiUows:
Fbr Fkemen: 1st jdace — Wood¬ stock CSty; and Ffaee — C^ysAai Lake; Srd Tiace — WoodMnck Buret; 41h Place — Huotiey No. 1.
For FiremcQ'li Wives, lat FUm — Buriingbon; ial Maoe — Iliijiiij. Srd Pteee — On«t Lain* Hwt Station; 4tii PtBoe — UatCOcO,
T%is year 22 teams pmHrijiti iJ Cootinied OB Page Tw* WATER FIGHTd