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VOLUME 15 — NUMBER 14
THURSDAY, JULY 4, 1W4
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June Park Board Minutes
The regular meetaog of the Hunt¬ ley Park Dfatriot Board Was held on Wednesday, June 2i6tti, 1974 at 8:00 p.m TTie meeting was oailled to ar¬ der by President Pariseic witti Oom- miarionens Macfeebeo, Parisek and 'pures present and Oommiisaloners Deieke and Ream isdisent. Also in attendance were Atty. Heairy Oow¬ lin and Mr. LaiTy Kahl.
The Seor€*ary was asked to read the mmutes of the jwevlous meeting: of 5-22-74, after which a mc*ion was made by Mr. Mackeben, seoonded by Mr. TVires, t» appiove the min- vtjes as read. AH CJommissdoneTS voted aye and the motion carried.
The Treasurems report, was tJien presented showing a balance in the checking aocxM* of $12,123.19. A motion was node by Mr. Tures, sec¬ onded by Mr. Parisek, to aocept the ipeport as read. Ail Commfeaonere voted aye and the report was filed tor audit.
Atty. Oowlin then presented for the boards ajjproval, a resolution authorizing the fiitn^ of the annual txKfeet and ap|xi!0|)rt6lion ordnoance. A motion to aocept the wsoWion as presented was ttien made by Mr. Mackeben, seoonded by Mr. Tures. Upon roll call aH OooimiBBiimefB voted aye Mid tfae motion oanied.
Next A motion waa made by Mr. •<l^ms. ¦WBflBi>a--tey-M»,J»|»><.#,. hold aie heartag on ihe anwM budget and awnofwiatiao ccdinaiKie. eA our next regular meeting on 7-24- 74, and that a spedlal meetang for the sole pmpose of acting nxm the proposed txiidget and appne^Miaibion ordmance be held on 7-31-74. Upon roll oall all Oommdssioineiis voted aye and the motioo oarried. The Seoretary was then instructed to place a nottce of the aforesaid spe¬ dai meeting in the newspaper.
Mrs. Mary Cioie entered the meet¬ ing ai this podnt.
A discussMHi then look place con¬ cerning the proposed "Olen Cole Memorial Shelter" Which Mrs. Cole is donating to the park distriot. Atty. Cowlin suggested that Mrs. Oole contact her lawyer and have him draw up a letter of intent concerning the proposed belter.
After some disouBsJon on the lo- oation and the design of the pro¬ posed buildinig both Mrs. Oole and Atty. Cowlin left the meetinig.
Larry Kahl was then recogmzed and a discusstoi concerning maint-- enance duties was heald at this time. Mr. Parisek suggested that as the men are mowing and discover holes that they fill them immedlateily thus preventing possible aacidents to those using (he park. Aultiariza- tion was given for the purchase of 12 picnic tabies and for spraying the fence line for weeds. Also a price is to be secured on spnaying anoond the trees for weed control.
The President then presented the moottiily hBte for payment after wfefcli a motiwi was made by Mr. Tures, second by Mr. Parisek, to pay all bUls las presented. Upon rail oaU all CommlssiooetB voted aye and-the motion carried.
After a short dbcussion a motion was made by Mr. Mackeben, sec¬ onded l>y Mr. Tures, to pucchase a oo«ee pot. Upon roH call aU Own- missioners voted aye and the mo¬ tioa eanied.
Mr. Tures then suggested tbat it would be « good klea tb check the park to see where there may be a need to plant new trees in antt- (Ooadnued on page 2) PARK BOARD
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Police Report   -
.Jitn? 26, 1974, 9:30 p.m. PoUc;- wpre called to H. D. Catty Inc. Io investigate a reported break in. Upon checking Interior the officers confronted two males in the build¬ ing. The subjects fled from the ¦building. Polico stated there was several witnesses and an investiga¬ tion wcuW eooitinuc.
June 29, 1974, Police are investi¬ gating criminal damage to property complainlts. It was repented that several incidents of damage to the personal proppeoity of poMce offlcers were taking place. Police feel they were orJy seconds behind the indi¬ viduals involved. Security measures will be increased to protect personal and public property belonging to the police department.
June 30, 1974. Police report that wiiile on ni^ patrol the officers spotted two subjects katering be- Mnd private properties. Upon in¬ vestigation the subjects were asked l» leave. Reiporitedly one subject became abusive and arguementative with poiioe. Attempts to calm the individual reportedly became useless. Charged with dlaorteiriy conduct was Larry Olson, MoHeiBy- Oourt date 7-24-74, 9:30 a.m., WOodstock.
NOTICE
There wfl] be a Special Meeting of tho Huntley Park: District BootiI on July 31 st. 1974, for the sole pur. pose of acting upon the proposed combined Annual Budget and Ap- P'X)priation Oniinance of the Hunt¬ ley Park District, for the fiscal yeaj- beginrang May l.st, 1974 and ending April 30th, 1975.
Sheriff's Department Bulletin
JUNE 26, 1974 Resp<»ided to ast^ the Huntley Poiice Dept when they imvesMgiated the r^ioit of a burgSary at the H. D. Catty Oorp., 11117 Church St., Hunt¬ ley, where two sitd>jects were re¬ ported to have fled on foot A search of the araa flailed to find any sus¬ pects.
Two Memorial Days Again Next Year
Sen. Jack Schaffer aslced that the measure be postponed when he saw that there were not going to be enough votes to pass it. Tb ctoige Memorial Day to the last Monday in May instead of May 30, so tho state will be oelelwating two Memo¬ rial Days again next year.
NOTICE
The regular meeting of the Hunt¬ ley Park Board will- be held at the Huntley Park District Administnat- ion Building on the 4th Wednesday of each month at 8:00 P.M, for the fiscal year 1974 - 1975, beginndng with May and ending with April.
McHenry Co. College Changes Calendar
McHenny Oounty Ooliege wiU be, changmg its aoademic calmdar from the tnaditlonal semester to afl "early semester.'.' The change wil be in e^ect for the fall semester which begins Angust 26, 1974 kxteSti of the traditknial midiJIeptendTer date, according to Jolm Adelmenn, dliec. tor of student services at MOC.
The move, acooixting to Adeinunn, CaatkMed OB Page Two MCC
Sldimer Poll Shows Support For May 30th Memorial Day
virtually everyone Who has readied to Stale Rep. CaJ Skinner, Jr.'s "Mini-Pdl" thinks both the Federal and State celefatnons of Memorial Day should occur on the same day.
Sixty percent oi th«n think Con¬ gress should reveise itself and re^ designate May 30, however.
"I expected that my constituents would prefer the Fedenai Monday holiday idea," Sldnner commented, "but this Mini-Poll was mailed to about 1,000 constituent families win Iwd replied to previous randomly mailed queSttornntree and I think its results are indicative of 3Jrd Dis¬ trict opinion."
Skinner's congressman Robeit Mc¬ Clory (R-13) was chief sponsoir of the bill that sl^fted the Federal ob¬ servance of MemoTual Day From May 30 to the founth MicHiday in May.
Sbate Senator Jack Sciialfer is spoRsnr of the bid to designate tiie fourth Monday in May as the day lUinois celObrates Memorial Day.
Skinner think most of the Memo¬ rial Day confusion <^d have been avoided if business and labor would merely decide to celebrate oo May 30.
"There just airent enough Federal employees in UUnois to cause a mas¬ sive pntAeni aH by themselves," thinner said.
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Tho HMitKy-Little League team played tiiree gataaa last awek, win¬ iung two aati lodnsr ana. Uae flrat of tiieee games' waa at Miaple Ptofc last "puesday, June'25. Hantiey oaoie home victorious with an S-^S iim til in Jim Keams started and finished on tlie mound for the vistors, flanning seven and waMdng^ five. Huntiey got on the sooretord wKh a Iive4tun first inning. Maple Park tied iha gzms at 5-S with two tnlHes in the first frame and three in the seoond inning. Huntley put aoross two moce i-un«i in the third inning and one in the fourth to win 8-5. Jim K«flBnis went 2-CMr-4 at (he platei indadint a home run. Denny Stallbeum, Bob Ornberg, and Steve MootDiw also had two hits apieoe. John Jacob* and Jim Dhamer ahso had hits.
The same team played EHwra in a conference toumisnent flrBt«ODnd game last Wedaemtay, June 76. Jbn Goeiil and Joe Zorioa aomUned tor a Five-hatter as Huniley woo 8-4. Huntley had jiut 4 hits, but they capttalized on Elbum niibaps. Hunt. ley's vkAoiy w»« spcated by a fix- run sdxth inolns wbicfa prnved to win the ^me. Join Jeoolw, Jim KeamB, Steve Morrow, and Jim OoaM aH had hits for Himtley-
Huntley was eletniniated ft«m (be taintiBineat last Thonday nW* when they wen daCented t^ SagMr Grwe, 9-5. A Iiv»riu iMtti todag pr»ved to w4r Vaa saaaa far lti« m4«uk$ augv. GMMV'^lMi SAtSSh tea to HuflOqr'a AabA oA ftrs» Jii Keams atated on the fatil ibr liut> ley, sitiildi« out nine and n siring four and 0oh« the (Baianoe. Adam Brunschon stemmed a home run H>A a double to bd^iten the Huntley picture. Steve Parisek, Jioim Jacobs, and BnK» lindBey alsO'had Huntr ley hits.     ,
The Huntley Pooy League team played two games test week, vtD- ning one and kxring one. They hoeted Sugar Grove last ']^eadav rAgbt, only to tose 8-3. Si«^€VOve jump¬ ed all over Hudtier siiwting hurier Ron Marsh wMfc three-nms in the frame. T^ey added insonanee runs with a run kl the thind and two runs in the fourth. All of Hontley'B scor¬ ing oame in the thod inning. George Wiesneth, Devery Strissel, Jbn Er¬ vin, Andy Ornberg, 9ehe Bai, and Dave HaMmann atl bad bits for Huntley. Sngar Giove iiad nine bits and were scattered thnwglnut tbeir lineup.
Thin^ went better fbr this team last Priday ni^ as they traveled to Hampshire and won 6-h Deveiy Strissel started on the hll tor Hunt' ley, giving up juaA (wo hits and fao- mg nine. Hiatlay won the game with four nifl»'in tiie second frame. They added tws in boih ihe flllh esti sixth hioints. fhe wiAaetB had four hits, Gaottge Wiesneth having two of them.'Doen Pfisff and Devery Strissel ind (he other Uts.
The Huntley dolt League team experienced haid times last weeic, losing two games, 3lNgr kal to Was¬ co last Wednesdi^ Bigtit fay a soore ot 9^. Don G&sendarf atazted on tbe Ull fbr Hunttey, serving up «M 9 runs. Each tesm had «ve faSs, but Wasoo made that count. WlBK» put across six nms in the opening inning, one in the tfaiid, and two more in the ftulh mniiie to lAn the game. Sooit Adenon bad two bAts to lead HunUesr wUfe Marie WUliams Pele Btfl, and 13on OtSt- sendorf had UtB.
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