The Huntley Farmside

              3b HUNTLEY
VOLUME 15 - NUM1»R 44" THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1975
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FRANK PARISFK PO 192 HUNTLEY, ILL
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Huntley Royal's Basketball Teams
Sth <& 6th Btxsketbtdl
by Dong Stri(Adaad
'Ibe Sth and 6Ab ^ode Rx>yials won their two final g^^nes di the regular season this past week, cap¬ turing the Tri-County Conference title for tho second consecutive sea¬ son. The Royals defeated St Pat¬ rick of St. Charles on the home court last Monday night 32-23. On Thursday night, they traveled to St Edward High Sdiool in Elgin to play St. Thomas More of Elgin and won big, 49-15.
The Royals led by a close 11-8 score at the first half's end. The Royals outdualed the Irish 14-6 to 'take a 25-14 third quanter lead. The Iri.sh out-scored the Royals in the final .s1.anza, but the Royals went on to win 32-23. Mike Lovins and Dave SclwchtncT led the 3r>ung Royals in scoring with 13 and 10 points respectively. Jim Goehl add¬ ed 7 points to Royal attack while Rusty T.ovin.s dropped in a basket.
In tho Riiyr.l-St. Thomas dual, the Royals pained tho early lead, build- irg up an lS-5 first quarter score. The Royoh led .^1-7 at halftime and coasti'd to their champion&hip- clinching vic'ory. Dave Sohachtnei' ."spearheaded the RoyaJ ^tack with 18 poinits, c-innecting on 9 of 21 shots. Mike Lovins and Jim Goehl add eel 8 points each and Scott Ne¬ permann pitched in with 4 points. Adam Brunschon, Rick Wenzdt, Dave Seaver, Ted Koppie, and Rus¬ ty Lovins all had 2 points each ana Steve Hari.sek added a free throw.
The next action for the 14-0 Roy¬ als wili be In the Tri-County Con¬ ference Toiirnfiment at Huntloy on February 4, 5, 6, 10, and 11.
Park Board Minutes
The regular meetingr of the Hunt¬ ley Park District Board was held on Wednesday, January 22nd, 1975 at 8:00 p.m. "ITie meeting was called to order by President Parisek, -with Commissioners Mackeben, Parisek and Tupcs present and Oommtssioin- ei9 Dedcke and Ream absent.
The Secretary was asked tt> read PARK BOARD
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7th & 8th Sports
by Dong Strfctiasd
The Tth and 8(h grade Royals ended tbeir reguter season oo a How note tills past week, dropping two games. On Mondlay nght, they hosted St. Padtrck of St. Charles, only to lose by a 44-16 soore. On Thursday niR^t. t*^' *-^—1** to Elgin to Dual the St Thomas ISore Trojans, and bowed Oigaia 38-27.
Tracing 22-12 at halfUme, the Rxnyals were outscored 17-4 in the third stanza to trail 39-16 after three quarters. JcJm» Jacobs led the Royals' dfemal slboiwinig v/Hh 5 points. Bob Tures had 4 inints, as did Jeff Sdndd. PW Donahue taEicd 3 points.
In the Rjoyed-Trt>}an mAtdraft, tbe first half was dose. Tbe Trojans led 12-10 at halftime. But (he sec¬ ond liaif proved to give the hosts the victory. They oUtiscored the Royals 13-« and 13-9 in the third and fourth quarters respectiveiy to secure tbe viotocy. Jeff Schidd paced the Royals with 10 poiota vtOe Bob Tures diii^ed in witSi 6 points. Dave Hairtmanii added 4 poMs and lOhn Jacobs finished wiiQi 3. Phlt Donahue and Bob Eckman both bad 2 poiints eacfa.
The RoyaLs ape now S.6 oo tbe season and wfll paitldpatie in the Tri-County Omrference Tourumeut at Hunttey oo Febmary 4, 5, «, 10, and 11.
Merm td the Week
.. Week of Febiuwy J - 7 1975 .. Hooday — Wiener winks of Plain hot dogs. Potato Chips. Buttered Com, Butterad Bread, Peanutbotter bar. Milk
Tuesday — Oven baked chicken & gravy, Cranbeny Sauce, Sweet or mashed potatoes, Buttered peas, Buttered Bread, Applesauce, Milk. Wednesday — Chill w/crackers, peanut butt«--jeUy sandwich. Bat¬ tered bread Ntixed fpiit ia orange Juice. Ifilk.
Thursday — Italian govlasb with meet aauce. Buttered green beans, Battered bread, Pe«ch upside dovo oak«. Mfflc.
nlday — Fnesfa froaen oange luice. Tuna & aootta eaaaeroia, Battered oarrots. Buttered bread. Home made oaokks, MBk.
F^Baeketbtdl
hy Daas Strickland
Tbe Flrcfib-Sopb Recbkins ti«vded to Getioa last Prklay night to play the GenoaJCingston Oogs in a con¬ ference game. The Redskins eased past tlie Cogs 47-39 to gain ttxtr sixth ocmfereDoe victory in six con¬ ference ntfttchups.
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Open Letter
TO AIX RESIDENTS OF THE
HUNTLEY FIRE PROTECTION
DISTRICT
Aporonknately two years a«o the Hunttey Fire Department and Trus¬ tees decided ttalt there was a de- Itoite need for tai Emergency and Rescue Vehicle for the people in the Huntlegr Fire Fnotiectkn Dfetrfet. The vehicle we had wss inadequate and not suitable to tmnspcnt a pa¬ tient to a hospital. Due to the listng aRKxunt of emergency oaUs. We pur¬ chased a vehi«:le which meets aJl Fedenai and State  Standaids.
Sbartmg Febmary 28th and tiyroughout that week, the Huntley Fire Department wlK be oootaob'ng afi reskknt cf {he District, asking for donations to pay for your Emei^ gency and Rescue 'Vehicle.
The current cost of this vehide is approximately $16,600.00. Blgh- te<n months a^ ttte Huntley Fba District purchased e veldcie JSor $9,050.72. This vehicle was a dem- ooidxator. The aaMunt due oo this vehide is $8,000.00.
Our goal Is to raise a minimum of $8,000.00 to pay for this vehicle. There are approximately 800 tawt- liea in the Huntley Fire Distiict end if each family wo^ donate a ntinl- mum of $10.00, the debt on our Rescue Vehicle would be pcdd.
On March 8, 1976, the Huntley Flre Proteotion District will also be bavktf a Benefit Dance and Oive Away to hdp suppott this worHiy oause. nease attend. Your ooKipen- tioo Is needed to maiae this endea- oor a success.
Thank you.
Vejy truly yours, Huntley Fke Protectloa Dist PUUp I¥eund Huatky I%« ChM
rnreagy sssiensnnw
by Paas 8tricll«M
Last Hida^ i)i«ht,   the wandlgr
Redslins traveied to Genoa to (aka
on the cfaaBenge  of the Oenoa-
King-stOD Cogs  in a Liltta  Ei^yt
Oonference  game.   Tha  RedalciBa,
st»rked by a €A^6bA seoond half
and a 39i>oint pecfonnance £rom
center Steve Nepennuin, routed the
Ihe Redsknis edtarted off well in
tbe openioe quarter, aod buitt vp
Cogs comnkicingly by a' 104-70 jo4t
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VAR«tY BASkCETBALL
Commissioners Needed
On AprB 15th of (his year the HunUey Park Distriot •atS be bold- ing ea eieolioa of Caambniooers. This election is very haiaortmt to the peoi^ of our disMct as liiere wfH be four (4>ef]ines to be flDed on tfae board. WHhout the interast and dedioatian of tfae peo]^ tbiiwi could be very bad. Odisr 09a paCi- tion hai been taken out as of (his date, which leaves three ojinili^i yet to be filled. We need bdp te the wont way. Over tfae paat sev- eral yeare tiie boaml bas done a great job fanpro\feg tf>e parte la many ways. They barve put in a fftat deal of time and effoit foo our beoeitt and aotw K is tfane for otben to continue Hte .job titay isKiaited. Tm sure tiiere are many in ow district wtio would be wiBhg to devote sutne time fbr commun¬ ity servee if ooly urged to do so. Aithougfa it sometimes seems Mke a thanldess job thoe are retdly a great many rewands ia serving and seeing the progress which your ef¬ forts aocomplisfa.
H you know someone who would bo good for this job please wg^ tbem to nm for eleotiim, or per- h^ you yourseif wodU Uoe to run £or tbe job. PetitioDS moat be Qed with the Park Distriot Sacietaqr be¬ tween Jan. 27tb and Feb. lOtti. Pidc up petitioas fnom Mn. Weirich ait 10608 Kathleen Ave. Any <|ae9tk>itt concenaag tMs matter can be «v- swered by oidMac Mrs. Weiifcfa at 669-6746.
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Chmty To Pay $SS9a40 For Undfill
Not «7M.000 . . . Taxpajer's  Money
Tbe McHenry County Boairi voted to piqr tfae $5,000 option to the Chicago Title and Tiust who represent the *^mknoiwa" Mc¬ Heory Oounty owner of Uie pro¬ posed knddH site at 176 aad 47 at the intersection oeer Wood- ' i atodc, liareflgo, Ciystal Lake and Huntley. The laiwycr is John Ryan. Ill W. Washtogton, St Charks.
Ihis option aocoiidins: to the offkial agreement, gives ttte oounty the exclusive rigbt for tfae duration of time oommeocing Jan. 19, 1975 to Aug. 15, 1975.
R states tbe price of the 214 acres as $715,000. Tbe $5,000 to be applied, to make it $720,00a
Aocording to tbe option, build¬ ing or digging for the landM oould not Start immediately as tbe "lease of land for agriculture" expires Feb. 28, 1976 and tfae lease of buHdings expares Jan. 31, 1976.
If tbe ooynty does not punchase U^ land ttie $5,000 goes to the seBer, aocording to the optkm agreement.
There is a legal descrlptioo of the land wiilten into (fae optiim and an "agreement"
Ihe agreement states tiie ooot and a list of the installmeot pay¬ ments, starting with tbe $180,000 down payment at tioie of por- chase Aug. 15, 1975 and tiie balance of $635,000 in seven m- Quai installments of 67,000 each at 6% interest The total pay¬ ment Including the interest adds up to $859,240, whk^h is $139,240 more than the stated prtoa of $720,000. In otfaer wnds tfae ooun^ is paying $139,240 in ia- Contiaoed OB Page St LANDFU4.
New Police Phone Numbi 669-213]