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VOLUME   16  —  NUMBER   52
ITHURSDAY.   APRIL  1,     1976 —   PHONE   —
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TEACHERS     LAID ADMINISTRATORS   GET A RAISE
SCHOOL BOARD	
MEETS MARCH 22	
This being a continued meet¬ ing of the meeting of March 12, 1976, now being' held on March 22. 1976 at 7:30 p.m. in the hijfh school l)uilding, at Huntley, Illinois.
Upon roll call the following answered present Mr. iller, Mr. Brettschneider, Mr. Bond, Mrs. Jones and Mr. Stading. Mrs. Simpson and Mr. Ruth absent. A motion made by Mr. Brett¬ schneider and 2nd by Mr. Bond to approve of the changes to the Area Vocational Center as proposed. Motion carried 5 yeas arid 0 nays.
A niotlon made by Mr. Bond and 2nd by Mrs. Jones to ap¬ prove of an additional payment of $232.00 to Commonwealth Edison to bring the electric serviee under ground from the northwest corner of Mill and Lincoln street to the new gym. Motion 5 yeas and 0 nays.
A motion made by Mrs. Jones and 2nd by Mr. Brettschneider to a'pprove of the one request for Sedom summer school. Mo¬ ticm carried 5 yeas and 0 n'ays. A moticm made by Mr, Brett¬ schneider and 2nd by Mr. Booid to move that a written notice be given to Henryette Ponczek that her employment will be terminated at the end of the current schcxil year, because the 7th grade language arts posi¬ tion has been discontinued for the 1976-77 school year. Motion carried 5 yeas and 0 nays.
A motion made by Mrs. Jones and 2nd for Mr. Bond to move that a wrltte>n notice be given to Patricia Groh that her em- playment will be termitiated at the end of the current school year, because the English-Ger¬ man position has been discon¬ tinued for the 1976-77 school year. Motion carried 5 yeas and 0 nays.
A motion made by Mr. Ziller and 2nd by Mrs. Jones to move that a written notice be giveit to Nancy Richert that her em¬ ployment will terminate at the end of the current school year, because the Socy.^P.E. position has been discontinued for the 1976-77 school year. Motion car¬ ried 5 yeas.
A motioo made by Mr. Bond and 2nd by Mr. Brettgchneider to move that Don Koehlert be notified in writing that his full time cmiployment will be termm- ated at the enA of the current school year, because, the C.h grade Science and Mathematics position is being reduced to three periods a day for the 1976-77 schcwl year. Motion car¬ ried 5 yeas and 0 nays.
At 10:15 p.m. the Board went in to an executive session to review the teachers .Dackape and also to consider the posi¬ tions of the Principals and Su- nerintendent. Al.so at this time Mr. Ruth made his appearance. The Board came out of the session   at   I!:20 o.m.
A motion made by Mrs. Jones and 2nd by Mr. Ruth to pay the administrators an increase of $1,300,00 for the school year of   1976-77,    Motion   carried   6
Wedding dresses have changed changed over tbe past 7t years but have remained the dainty and lov^ »• was riiawii »t the "Memories In Muuslc and Fashion" show lM* tronlr. From right to left: May Chesak, shows a dress wis hjr SepMil Maushak at her mar rage to Howard WUmayer |h IIM. Nn4 Marion Kreutzer Wilier modeled her aMttiefs nuili^ Florence Hadley and waiter Kreutzer were marriMl te in 1906. Florence was the prand dau^ter et Miih§r4. Hadley, one of the'first five settlera In'the HaMfltf atcia. The maS- em wedding dress was wom by Karen Kohlejp OatnMi4er a( her wedding in 1975. Laurie Bloedom shows her Modem InULaamatA dress she wore at Karen's wedding
Scftool Menu - 4/5-9/76
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Monday
Piz/,aburgcr,s on bun Potato chips Buttered eorn Peanut butter brownies Milk
Tue.sday
.\4cat loat'& gravy
Mashed potatoes
Buttered vegetables
Buttered bread
lnuit jello w/Riches Whip
Milk
Wednesday
Chicken noodle soup w/craekers
Tuna sandwich or
Peanut butter/jelly sandwich
Cottage cheese & apple.sauce
Milk
Ihursday
Itulian meat balls & spaghetti Lettuce & radish salad w/ Russian dressing Buttered bread Milk
Triday
b'rozen orange juice TunaA noodle casserole Buttered peas Buttered bread Baked dessert Milk
yeas and 0 nays.
A motiioTi made to adjourn hy Mr. Stad ine and 2nd by Mrs. Jones. Meeting strxxl adjourned.
Pictured aJkove is "Pat" Will¬ iams with Mary Dwyer Stroope, one of the nuuijr friends who wisiieu him a happy Mth blrth- - day last "nie.sday evening at the Huntley AmerlcM Legton^ Mr. Williams taya, "Thanks te ail celebrate."
HUNTLEY'S ANNUAL EASTER EGG HUNT
Spring is here! Now it's time for Huntley's Easter Egg Hunt. This is for all children through Sth Grade. And we have something in store for the parents too. Mickey Mouse, DonakI Duck and our Easter Bunny wiU be hosting our Egg Hunt. We have lots of fun and excitement planned for all. Hollowing is the schedule: D9te: April 10th - Saturday Place: Village Square Time: 1:00 P.M. Sharp for
Pte-School thm Kinder¬ garten Egg Hunt
FoUovwig Egg Hunt in Village Square, proceed to Diecke Park - 1:45 P.M.-
1st Grade thru Sth Grade - Egg Hunt. Decorated Egg Contest, and Games ,l$t Grade thru 6th Grade - Eligible for Decorated Egg Contest.
Egg Hunt & Games - 1st Grade thru Sth Grade Eligible. Games for Parents too. Just get limbered up a little. Kklt. we want to see  lots.of Decorated Eggs, as we have lots of prizes for them. Just let your imagination go and bring your ,'results. We've had lots of good ideas in the past and are looking forward to much, much more and better ideas this year.
The Hunt contest and Games will be divklcd in afe groups so everybody has an equal chance.
Chief Dzierwior Warns Business
Chief Dzierwior gives warning t( all business people in Huntley. It ha become evident that over the las few years there has been a large num ber of non-area persons coming to Huntley to make purchases. The ma¬ jority of these people are good, honest people who will do business in all sin¬ cerity. At this time 1 would like to warn all business people that due to this increased number there are always a small few who are here to take ad¬ vantage of you, get your money and leave, never to be seen again. One method used by this minority is to cash checks that are either overdrawn, stolen, and/or torged, A methcxl of • combating this type of theft is to fol¬ low strict rules when cashing checks. A simple way that would not only be effective, but also not offend the good customers is to obtain as much information about the person ca.shing the check as possible, which would in¬ clude the person's drivers license num¬ ber, correct address, telephone num¬ ber, and possibly the license plate number of the vehicle they are driving. There are standard rubber stamps that can be purchased for stamping the back of the check for this type of in¬ formation. For local residents it may be more appropriate to start a check cashing card system. It is also suggest¬ ed that you not cash a check for any amount above the amount of mer¬ chandise purchased. Remember, the honest person who is sincere not only would not mind this procedure but very often expects it. If the police department can be of help establish¬ ing any system you may select, you have only but to call.
Thank you lor your cooperation. Daniel Dziewior SCOUT NEWS	
Troop 167 netted a profit o* $194.4« from the Paper^Drlve. A total of 11% tons were Col¬ lected. AH monies collected fram, the paper^drlve is beii« used to heJp the boys go to stmnar camp at Northwoo<b h> Waters- meet Mich. ThatAs to aU the P«ple oif Huntley for 8avk« thetr paper.
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