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VOLUME 13 — MMBER 20
THURSDAY,   OCTOBER   If,   1972
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Community Discussion Meeting on Drug Abuse Oct. 22
On Sunday, October 22, the Youth Committee and several c4h- er concerned citizens and young people of our communty are spon¬ soring a oommunity discussion meeting concerniag Drug Abuse. lUs meeting, which will be held at the school gym at 4 P.M. will fea¬ ture Mr. Michael L. Hurt, who is a regristered sohood and clinical psychologist who is now working in the comnuinity.
Mr. Htut has had considenable experience in the fields of Drue and Alcohol Abuse aod is consid^ ered an expert in the field. He is, in fact, the person who prepared the Community Drug Abuse Pro¬ gram recently adopted by the City ot Cryatial Lake.
Mr. Hurt has been asked to prc- seilt some ideas to the community so tbat the citizens and your^ peo¬ ple of Huntley can determine what. can be done to deal with Drug Abuse in tMs area.
Mr. Hurt will discuss v;htidus as- .((f prc^rans that have la other communities and ^fee prepared to answer your ^MHlone concerning the subject. A4|I&' are to make every p^sslb'.c cl^ to attend this meeting. Yapmg people are weloome and ^to attend. Many qf thosr looked into the program'i idio have spoken with Mr. feel that the community shculd listen and speak with him so Huntley can decide what we oan and must do to help our young peo¬ ple who may beoame exposed to the danger of drugs.
Remember the meeting will be¬ gin at 4 P.M., Sunday afternoon, Octotier 22.  Please join us.
Girl Scout Notice
"Adults will NOT be canvasing the Huntley area on Thursday, Ootober 19tb, to ocMleot donations for the Girl Scouts as was announced in the paper la^ week. This change is due   to   conflicting  activities.
School Notice
There will be school Monday. October 23 as Veteran's Day is back to Novemt>er 11.
Fitst Inservice Day October 27
The first out of five Inservice Day's is Friday, Ootober 27, 1972. Dismissal time is 12 Noon. The day will be used to make plans for conferences in January and con¬ tinue working on the schooi im¬ provement plan.
Huntley School Fully Recognized
Huntley Grade School and High School received infMimation from the State Office of Public Instruc¬ tion that both schools in District No. 158 have been fully i-ecogpized for the 1971-72 schooi year. This recognition is based on visits from the State CMflce of PiMic Instrucr tion and from reports submitted to ttiat office.
The staff of the sdiools started preliminary work oo the sohool im¬ provement plan which is required (Cnatliaii j on Page 2) HUNTLEY SCHOOL
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October School Board Meeting
The regular meeting of tho Board ¦ f Edu-aition cf school District 158 wiiS bdd in the High S-^hool build- ins on October 9. 1972, at 7:45 p.m. Upon roll ca''l the following an- rwrrrd present Mr. lirik, Mr. Zil¬ ler, Mr. Adams. Mr. Michelsen, Mr. Rrandwein and Mr. Stading. Mr. Bein absent.
A mfvtion made by Mr. Adams •ir-d 2nd by Mr. Brandwein to aip- rrovc of the mimites as read Mo- li^r, car-ird 6 yeas and 0 nays.
A m-^tirn made by Mr. Ziller and 2nd bv Mr Michelsen to pay the monthly  bills.
A motion made by Mr. Adams iind 7nd by Mr. Brandwehi to tnans¬ fer $394.94 from the Educational fund to the imprest fund. Motion c<""ried 6 yeas ard 0 nays.
*t th^s stagp of the meetng Mr. Bein   made   his   appearance.
A motion made by Mr. Brand- wc'n and 2nd by Mr. Adams to i?su3 season parses ta Senior Citi¬ zens of the school district ages 65 veils pnd over to artl school artivi- tifs. Mntion carried 7 yeas and 0 nays.
A modon made by Mir. Jirik and 2nd by Mr. Bein to gratefully »' ¦ cpt the donation from the Ameri¬ can I f-einn AuxiliaiV in the sum of SI SO.OO, $50.00 to IS» used fOr each I'hrpry Hi^ School, Jr. H'gh and £l«a>cntary. Motco carried 7 yeas and 0 nays.
A motion made by Mr. Adams and 2nd bv Mr. Stadintr to aporove of the apolicatons ri '^harlos Dam.- rr.yer and Michael Tychewicz to aft'-nd Jr. College undc thp Jr. College Act. Motion carried 7 yc«s :ird  0 rmys.
A motion made by Mr. Adams and 2nd by Mr. Bein to approve of the Vocational Olaic for the 1st sem¬ ester of the 1972-73 school year. Motion carried 7 yeas cind 0 nays.
A motion made by Mr. Michelsen and 2nd by Mr. Brandwein to ap¬ prove of the resolution for leving tho Special Eduoation building tax rale of $.04 per $100 assessed valu¬ ation according to House Bill 454. Motion carried 7 yeas and 0 nays. A nnotion made by Mr. Braiid- wein and 2nd by Mr. Adams to apnrove of the 1972 and 73 School District Annual report and appli¬ cation for recognition. Motion car- rie<1 7 yeas and 0 nays.
A motion made to adjoum by Mr. Adams land 2nd by Mr. Stad¬ ing. Meetinjf stood adjoumed.
Photo by DeWayne StwHo
October Village Board Meeting
The Oct<*er meeting of the Hunt¬ ley Village Board ws« heW at 7 p.m on Ort. 5 in the bo^ ooom of the village hafll. Trusrtees Ack¬ man, Zimmerman, Cole, Ohlaber and O'Connor, president Enstrom, clerk Enstrom, and Attorney CaldweU present. No one absent
Following the read^ of the min¬ utes, treasurers report, and the ps^ ment of current bills, the board recognized Mr. Tomais of Wood¬ stock. Mr. Tomais passed around literature urgii^ the Huntley Board to endorse the adoption of the HeaM) Referendum for McHenry Oounty. This ref«-endum wiH ap¬ pear on separate ballot Nov. 7. It was the opinion trf the board, after Mr. Tomais lad left lhat it was not Contliaiid ao Back Paae VILLAGE BOARD