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VOLUME   12 —  NUMBKR 24 THURS, SEPTEMBER 16, 1971
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Centenial Celebration at Trinity
,\ cHix^iU croued attended ihp Irinity lulhonin Churchs fifth centennial oKsor\ancc,s Sunday. September 12, 1971. Desij^naled as "Christian Hducation Sunday" the H and 10:15 ii.ni. service layed emphasis on th-^ impo-tance of cViurch-relatcd tKlucatioral agencies. C'liicst .sp.-akrr lor the day was the Rev. Martin W. Baumgacrtnor, a niini'.torial son of the congroiia- tion. Rev. H;uimgar rtner is a I-t. Col. (retired) of the U.S. Army and Air Foi'co, having served twonty- four years in tlie military. Rocent- l\ ho was awarde;! coxeted .St. M ii- tin of Toiir-s Mctlal foi' outstanding service as Militaiy Chaplain. In amassing his twenty-four years of service ,i-s a commissionfsl officer. Chaplain Baumgaertner spent twelve of lh;>sc years overseas in South .America, I-iiropo and .Asia; four years cf combat  including the N'or-
Special
Park Board Meeting
.SPICIAI.  MEKT1N(; III NTIEV   PARK   DISTRKT
A special m('otin<,'- of the Huntloy Park District He :rd was held on Friday. September lOth. 1971. lhe meeling was called to order at 7:15 by Pv^sirient Parisek. IJpon roll call Ihosi^ preser>t were C:)mniissif>ners Mackeben. Parisok and Tares wiih ('(anmi.ssi)ners Deicke and Ream absent. .Mso in attendance was Ev- crotto  Sehflow.
The purpose of this meeting was to inform Mr. .Schflow of the boards intention r)f buikling this sheller and lo make a contract wit'i him to cotnplctely supervise the job in each pha/e of wr>rk.
.Alter some discussion on October Isl  d.-arlline was set no taking bids
Continued on Inside Back Page .SI'Kt IAL   PARK   BOARD
1st Class Mail To Receive Overnight Delivery
Postmaster RicharJ Michelsen. amplifying on a new ni;iil service program recently announced by Wash'ngton headquarters, today identifi(\l local areas which are to receive overnight deliveiy e.f first- class mail originating within th« Iluntley area.
Postmaster Michelsen said four larj;e   geographic   areas  contiguou.s
Continued on Inside Back Page FIRST CLASS MAIL
r.iar.dy Inviusion with Patton's Third Army, lhe chaplain was injured near Bastogne in the 'Battle ot the Bulge." He acted as engineer com¬ bat chaplain, a jump-padre with the famed 82nd Airborne, and a tempor¬ ary burg-ermoislcr of (Kcupied Ger¬ man cities. Baum.E::iertner al=o nepo- li;ted the surrerder of tho Hungar- i;in "River Fleet" on the Danube (airing the latter days cf tho Euro¬ pean conflict.
Since his r:>lirement fr. m t'ie m litary. Rev. Haumgraertnrr his heen engaged as Director cf Finan¬ cial Aid at Valparais:) University and since 1970 has served as as- ?':)ciato pas:tor of Ascension Luth¬ eran Church, C hav-lotto. North Caro¬ lina.
Following vao 10:15 service the congregation oold a pst-luck lunch- :^'l¦^ ;n (J( church parlor, .\ppro\i iniately   l.V)  att.nde.l   this   aiTair.
Football Game Information
Notice   for  parkinj":
,M1 Cars aro to enter game at -South end of scho;>l and enter pack¬ ing: are thru this entrance.
All walking pcrsms may enter game on North end next o grade building.
In front of schtK)l all parking must be parallel.
Ail gates on highway 47 will be closed.
Athletic Boosters will sell coffee and hot chocolate in cafeteria dur¬ ing  F(X>tball  games.
After the game both exits to park¬ ing lol  will   be  open.
Dist. 158 school officials have asked for parents cooperation in, cur  pjirking  problem.
Bankes Approinted To NIACS
Huntloy Elementary Principal, lim Bankes, ha s been appointed to the Northem Illinois Advisory Council by the Superintendent of Public Instruction, Dr. Midhael Ba¬ kalis. Mr. Rankes will he participat¬ ing in The Illinois Conference on Education: Goals and Prioriti<>s, to be held at the Sheraton-Chicago Ho¬ tel, Septemt>er 24-26.
Tho primary objective of this conference is the preparation of a master plan for educational goals BANKS
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Regular
[Park Board Meeting
Minutes  of the  Regrular Meeting
fU Huntley Park District
;'j The regular meeting of the Himt- '^jley Pa.-k Ditric' Bo-rd war hoi I .. on Wednissday, Septembcv 1st after having failed lo gather a quTruni on their regular meeting right t'ie meeting wa; called io order by Prrsident Parisok at 8: 10 p.m. Up-- r" "call thr-:" nres-'-n' wt-' C-m- mis.-or-rs Ma'k'-b'-n P-iris"V, Ro-mi -'",1 Tu-fs. w'-h Com-ni'-nion'^- Dei'-ko   absent
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,v"-frc rf T-TSTI ¦ft'-r w-'^H-'i n niotjrr, woe nT)'^'^ bv M^- Roam, socnded bv Mr. Tu'"os tn annn've o-r. piinut-s as read. AH Commis- >ion"rs vot'xl ave and th'' inotion caiTied.
The treasnro'-s rom-t w-is th"n presented. sh-:w'n(? a b'^tanco in the checking account of 5;M'''56 6t. ,A motion was mai'e bv Mt- Tu" ; seconded bv Mr. Pa'-isek to annrov" the ronort as nresont^d. Unon roll call all Conimisc'-n^rs v.-ted Ave end the roonrf wns fil"d fr,.- audit. Th" p-pc^.'^^t th'-n r>ro«'»nt"d the monthly bills for Divmrrt A mo¬ tion was madr bv Mr. Mackob'-i. .'¦,-nr(lr<l 1-, ^^-, Te-os to nay all hi", a: -roc^^ti'-'i l)rw>-i rott c-^lt .^M r"--->"-i<:clr.«,,r.; vot-'d -lye and Ihe motion carried.
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who was in t'^e hospital focovorinu f--m an i|lr~s-^ pt that tim-^. The ¦¦"cretaiy wis i-structod to order the fl'nvr-i; and --o':- that thoy wore sent to the tjroner place.
Presidr-rt Parisek then reporte<l that Mary Ziller had .ask<-d for the beards approval for the Girl Scouts to hold a campfire at the park. The h-ard approved the request with the following restrictions. That they pick a bare spot in the gra-ss, keep awav from the trees and brush anri make sure the fire is completely out bo- fore leaving. ,\ motion stating this approval as such was made by Mr. Parisek, seconded by Mr. Mackeben. All commissioners voted aye and the motion carried.
Next a discussion was held con¬ cerning niisunderstandrn9;s in making picnic reservations. The hoard wish¬ es to clarify that picnic reservations are for tables only, not for the play¬ ground equipment. The ball diamond ay be reserved separating but when the party reserving is through it is again open for public use.
The next order of business was the approval of the new tax levy. After reading it over thonoughly a motion was made by Mr. Ream, seconded by Mr. Mackeben to ap¬ prove the. levy ;is prepared. Upon roll call all Commissioners woted aye and the motion carried. The secretary was instructed to send one certified copy to the McHenry Co. Clerk and one to the Kane Co. Clerk.
Next a discussion was held con¬ cerning starting work on a sCiolter for the park. It w;is decided to use the plan.s and specs drawn up in 1969 by Everett Schflow. The board instructed the secretary to get in tiauch with Mr. Schflow and have him meet with the board some eve¬ ning during the week ending Sept. Continued on Page Two PARK  BOARD
How Can Huntley Help The Youth
'•How can the community work logether to help the youtli of Huntley," was the lopic of a recent meeting. Participants in the picture from left lo right are Glenard Delaney, Rev. Robert Frank, Chief Richard Nelson, Rev. Frederick Hann and Sheriff Art Tyrell.
Lions News
The regular meetng of Huntky I ions ( lub was held Sept. 14 ."t ;h - Legion home with Presid^n* H wa-d Ru h conilucling. Special guest was District Governor Wa't Wilson of DuiKlec who (jreited .^4 nvmbcw with a brief resume of cominj Di«^ict I-J events. 1971 and 72 committees weiX' appointed and a short business meeting was tuld. Meeting adjourned at 9 p.m. Remember District 1-J Golf outing at Itasca Country Club Sept. 21 and  a Ladies nite next month.
1971-72 Lions (;iub CommittJ'es
President. Howard Ruth; Lst V. Pros., Don McCullcm; 2nd V. Pros.. Art Wicke; .ird V. Pros., Jim I.ane; Tail Twister. Doc Stork; Lion Tam¬ er, Roger Cole; Sec Treas., Mel Ewert.
DirecUirs: W. Brill, N. Bretl- sc'inoider, Dol liohart, L. Van Ack¬ er; 1971 Picnic: Clem Hartman, Chairman; First Ladies Nigiil: Chuck l.amb. Ed Meagher; Vaca¬ tion fori wo: Ilaixild Hansen, Chair¬ man. Elden Pfaff; Christmas Party: Don McCullom, Chairman, Ed Hayes.
Christmas Program; Arnold Cho¬ sak. Chairman, Carl Runge. Glen Colo; Biisketball Tournament; Glen Delaney. Chairman. Gene lJnd>ey; Lion's C lub BiiUhday Party: Wally BurmeLster, Chairman, Bud Weber; Program Chairman, Art Wicke; Publicity Chairmian, Chuck l^mb; Hospitality Chairman, Fred Harm; Hi.storian, Helm Thurow: Finance LIONS
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Menu of the Week
MENU    Week of Sept. 20 - 23
Mo-nday — Wiener winks with cheese or plain. Catsup & Mustard, Vegetable. Peanut butter cookies, Milk.
Tuesday — Baked Ham, Mashed sweet potat(x?s. Buttered green beaas. Corn bread or buttered bread, Jello  with  whipped   cream,  Milk.
Wednesday — Meat Patties, But¬ tered rice. Vegetables, Chocolate pudding.  Buttered   bread.   Milk.
Thursday — LaSagna, Garden .salad with Russian dressing. But¬ tered bread, Ohdlled Mix Fruit, Milk.
Friday — No School.
Peanut butter sandwiches arc available in place of main dish.
Lunch Program at Free and Reduced Pr.
Mr. LeRoy Marks today an¬ nounced a free and reduced paicc lunch policy for Huntley school chil¬ dren  unable  tl  pay  the full  price.
Local school officials have adopted the   following   family   .size   and   in- W)me scae to assist them in deter¬ mining eligibility. Family Annual Gross Monthly Gross
Size Income Income
1 $2,040.00 $170.00
2 2.670.00 223.00 3            .1..1I0.00 276.00
4 3.940.00 329.(K)
5 4,530.00 378.(M)
6 5,110.00 426.IX)
7 .'5,640.00 470.00
8 6,170.00 515.00 9 6,650.00 555.00
10 7,130.00 595.00
11 7,60O.t)0 634.00
12 8,08O.(K) 674.00 Each  additiimal  family member          480.00 40.(K)
Families falling- within these .scales or those suffering from unusual cir¬ cumstances or hardships are urged to apply for free or reduced price lunches for their children. They may do so by filling- in the applicali|on forms sent home in a letter to p>ar- ents. Additional copies are avail¬ able at the principal's office in each school. Applications may be sub¬ mitted any time during the sdnOol yeiP.r. The form itself is simple to compplete and requests information needed to determine economic need based on the income and number of persons in the family and any uniLsual circumstsmces or hardships which affect the family's abilirty to pay for school lunches. The inform¬ ation on the application will be confidentijil and will be used only for the purpose of determining eli¬ gibility.
Under the provisions of the poli¬ cy the Superintendent will re view applioations and determine d'^-- bility. If a parent is dissatisfied with tho ruling of the local official he may make a nequest either oral¬ ly or in writing for a hearing to appeal the decigjoin. Mr. LeRoy- Marks, whose address is 154 So. Lincoln St. has been designated as the Hearing Official. Hearing proce¬ dures are outlined in tfae poUcy.
Continued on Page Two FREE  LUNCH