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VOLUME 12 — NUMBER 42 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY  3,  197i^2-
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FRANK PARISEK PO 192 HUMTLEY, III
26 PAGES
•MM. SURE YOU ARE RIGHT. THEN GO AHEAD" — David Crochett
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GRAFTON TWO REAL ESTATE ASSESSMENT ROLL PUBLISHEO M THIS ISSUE
New Rain Shelter at Deicke Park
The regular meeting of the Hunt¬ ley Park Distriot Board was held on Wednesday, January 26th, 1972 at 8 :00 p.m. The meeting was cailled to order by President Pari sek with Commisioners Mackeben, Parisek and Tures present and Comnds^oners Deicke land Ream absent.
The Secretary was askesi to read the minutes of ^he previous meet¬ ing of Dec. 22, 1971, after whicfa a motion was made by Mr. Pari¬ sek, seconded by Mr. Tures. to ap- pnove the minutes as read. All Commissioners voted aye and the motioo carried.
The Treasurer's repyrt wa.s then presented showing a balance in the checking account of $30,544.54. All CommLssicners voted aye and the report was filed for audit.
The President then presented the monthly bills for payment, after which a motion was made by Mr. Mackeben, seconded by Mr. Tures, to pay all bills as presented. Upon rdl call all Commissioners voted aye and  tile modon carried.
Mr. Tures then presented hds re¬ port on his investigation into land¬ scape planning. Having met with ft represenitalave of George Burridge and Assoc, of Chicago, he present¬ ed the board with a proposal from them in tfae amount of $600.00. This fwtiposal Includes laying out the plans for the park and tiie gate at Rt. 47. Mr. Tures then stated that a meeting has been set up with Mr. Paul Novak A Carison, for Satur¬ day, Jan 29th at the park. After Mr. Novak has seen thJe park and formed his ideas, a proposal from Ws company will be forth coming.
Atty. Henry Oowlln entered the meetmg ^ this point.
Mr. Cowiin reported that he is still working with the McHenry County Board of School Trustees on our behalf and that matters, though iHt^pressing, have not been twxiught to a liead yet
Mr. Eveuett Scheflow entered tfae meeting at this podnt.
In the next order of business an Executive session was held con¬ cerning the purchase of addifional real estate.
Next it was suggested by Atty. Cowiin that the boaird rejoin the Illinois Park District Assn,, be cause oi the many ContftutionaJ Caathmed on Back Page PARK BOARD
Three Students Graduate
Three Huntley High School stu¬ dents were graduated on Monday. January 24, at a special schotol board meeting convened for that putfiose.
David Kearas recently transfered from NaperviUe to Huotley Higli School. He had completed his re- quiremtns for graduatScn at the end of the seventh semester. Mr. Kearns is contimung his studies in Agricultere at McHenry Junior Col¬ lege.
Philip Lindsey alsa completed his requirements at the end of the seventh semester. At that time he was nanked at the tjop of his clas.s. Mr. Lindsey is attending Elgpn Communiity College, studying ac¬ counting.
Debra Schooley completed her re¬ quirements for graduation at the end of the 1971 Summer School. Presently Mis Schooley is attending Elgin Oommunity College. She is working in the transfer program.
Lions Club Basketbcdl Tournament Feb. Sth.
Huntley's 17th Annual Garde Sdiool Tournament sponsored by Huntley  Lions.
5th  &  6tih GRADES Tuesday, Feb. Sth — 6:00
St.  Pats ve. Woodstock Taseday, Feb. Sth — 7:00
St. TTromas vc. Huntley Wednesday,  Feb.  9th — 6:30
HanipshiDe vs. St. Mary's Elgin Wednesday, Feb. 9th — 8:00
St.  Laurence vs.  St. Joe's Thursday,  Feb.   I Oth  —  7:30
Winners of Feb.  8tfa Games Thursday, Feb.   I Oth —  8:30
Winners  of  Feb.   9th  Games Tuesday,   Feb  15th  — 7:00
WiJineTS of Feb.  10th Games 7th  &  8th GRADES Tuesday,   Feb.   8th — 8:00
St.  Pats vs.  St.  Laurence Tuesday,   Feb.   Sth —  9:00
Woodstock   vs.   St.   Thomas Wednesday,   Feb.   9th  —  8:30
St   Joe's  vs.  Huntley Thursday,   Feb.   lOUi   —   6:30
Hampshire vs. St, Mary's Elgin Mwiday,   Feb.   14th  --  6:30
Winners  of Feb.  Sth Games
Cootimied on Back Page LIONS TOURNEY
NOTICE
The polling place for Grafton 2 is Now LAKEWOOD VILLAGE HALL,  lakewood,  Cryatal Lake.
The  polling  place for Grafton 5 is   Now   WEST   SCHOOL,   Ballard and Briarwood  Rds., CrysUl  Lake. Vemcn W. Kays County  Clerk
M. Manke Promoted at Banks Ann. Meeting
Personal Property Tax Return Mailed
The perscin-'l prwv3rty tax re- tu-n for 1971 have been mailed tire week. Mr. Rardazzo Grsftrir, Township Assessor wants '^ach in¬ dividual taxpayer to understand »>iat this is the return which he w-u'd have ordinarily received last April. As we all know the law abolishing personal propei^ty tax for. individuals was declared un- const'tutional, therefore it is n:>c- c--sary to report properties owned as of April I,  1971.
In previous years the assessor has called on each farmer. The 1971 returns are also being mailed to the farmers.
Household furnishings and one pleasure automobile are exempt, and every effort has been made to send retuifis <mfy to tftose with ether taxable pereonal property. If anyone receives a form that has only household furnishings and one pleasure automobile please make noto cf this on the fiorm and return it so that the proper exemptions can be made on the a.s.sessors rec¬ ords.
The deadline for return of tfaese forms is February 15, 1972. Any PERSONAL PROPERTY
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School Calendar
Feb. 3 — F.H.A. Night Stody Hall.
Feb. 4 — Hiawatha, Home.
Feg. 5 — CentrjJ, Away.
Feb. 7 — Women's Recreational Class,   8   P.M.
Feb. 8 — P.T.A.
Feb. 8, 9, 10, 14, & 15 — Grade Sdiool Toumamer*, Himtley
Feb. 9 — Men's Recreational Class,  8 P.M.
Feb. 11 — Mooseheart, Here.
Feb.  12 — Richmond, Home,
Feb. 14 — Women's Recreational Class, 8 P.M.
Feb.  18  — Hampshire, Away.
Feb. 19 — Central Fresh-JV, Here,  10 A.M.
Feb. 21-25 — Regjonals.
Feb. 25 — Failure Notices to Parents.
Feb. 26, 28, 29 — Freshmen Tour¬ nament
Scout News
Boy   Scout   Sunday,   Feb.   6th Cong.   10:45 — Mr.  Schaller Cath.   10:00  — Mrs.   Koopdc Luth.   10:15 ^  Mr.  Schultae
Boys to meet at the churches in their  uniforms.
PTA Meeting
The Parent-Teaofaer Association meting tentatively scheduled for February 8 has been postponed be¬ oause of a donflict with the Junior High Sdiool basketb^ toumamem.
The meeting has been re-sched¬ uled for March 7.
The Anneal Meeting of the Stack- holders of the SDate Bank of Hunt¬ ley was held in the bank's offices. Thursday afternoon January 6, The report to tfae stockholders showed a very good year for the baidc The tidtal assets reached an all time high of $9,817,280.19. Loans of tfae bank also oeadied a new high, which were somewhat inddicative of the national economy.
The stncUiolden re-elect^ the foltowing Eftrectors: R. L. Bankes, Wilpault BriH, Earl Hrioeman, Henry Marlowe, William McCre¬ die, W. M. Miller, Loois Van Ack¬ er, and Henry WeUs. William Mc- Cre<Be was elected as Cfaairman of the   Beard,   Wayne   Miller,   Pnosi-
Medical Bldg. Oiiicers Meet
Despite a cold evrtfing itfaere was a very good attendance at the annual meeting of the Huntley Medfeal Building on January 26, 1972.
Various reports w«« given by the Directors. A lot oif work had beeo done on behalf of the Direotors in connection with trying to secure a doctor. It was the general feeling that there was optimism that a doctor could be secured. The rea¬ son for the optimism is that there Ls a lot of new building taking place in Humley, along with the new, entrance and exit from High¬ way 47 on to Interstate 90 and also the new golf course *ould attract a great many people.
One of the repotts indicated that the mortgage on the Medical Build¬ ing was paid down to $2,500.
It was determined that the An- iwal Pancake Day breakfast had been a success each year and that one was being planned for April 16 at this year.
Tbe Directors were well pleased wHh the two tennaots in die Medi¬ cal Building. Doctor Jim O'Laugh- Un, dentist, is doing an excellent job iH-ovl^g denbal care for the cooimunity and Doctor John Gelasi, daropraotor, is being well accepted.
AH eidsting Directors were re¬ elected fop anoOxt year, those be¬ ing: Walter BurmelaVer, Earle Johnson, John Rn^ Leon Olhaber aod Wayne Miiier.
dent and ROtf. .iMahai, Executive Vk« Presfataak'snd CaaWer. MkM Mariene Mtaake rooeived a promo¬ tion by beiof Reeled an Assistant Cashier. Miss Manke has been witb the bank since 1964.
At the organLmiUaRBl ineettbg held the same afternoon the jEjoird re-appointed^ in addition t^SbA B- bove, the following 'atefSn Md emp1oye<eB:~Oertin|d|> KMgfmL''m' sistant CaaUn-, mm''mm''KS- ristant Osahlar, MW Lobaeii, As¬ sistant Camee, 9my Abnm, Data Conrtrol oHMx-, , Karen Weech, IHbeiTial Auditing, Janet S[Mudlln, Bookkeeper, and Diane Dowen, Secretary.
School Lunch Menu
Mean Week of 2-7-11
Monday — Bar-B-Q on bun. wiiole kernel com, potato chips, buttered bread, peanut butter & jelly   sandwich,   apple  cris^i,   milk.
Tuesday — Soup - chicken noodle or tomato with crackem, sandwishes - turkey or peanut butler & jellar. buttered bread, cottage cheese t fruit nulk.
Wednesday — Macaroni and Spaghetti sauce, lettuce, radish and carrot salad with Russian dr, but¬ tered  bread,   dulled  fruit,   milk.
Thursday — Roast beef and gra¬ vy, whipped potatoes, buttered car¬ rots,   buttered  bread,   fruit   milk.
Friday — Macaroni and dieese or peanut butter and jelly sandwich, buttered green beans, buttered bread, orange push-up or vanilla ice cream, milk.
Lincoln's biithday will again be celebrated on February 12 in Il¬ linois. It was previously announced tor Huntiey Schools as the first Monday in February.
Huntley schools will be in session on February 7. The change was incorporated into the required 185 day scfaool calendar.
Parents and Teachere Volunteer Project
Would you like to help die Hunt¬ ley elementary students get a boost with their education? The Title I teachers. Mns. Borhart and Mrs. Schachtner, with tfae faelp of the other elementary teachers are plan¬ ning a repeat of last year's very Coathiaed en Back Pafe PARENTS