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VOLUME 14 —  NUMBER 17 THURSDAY,  JULY  28,  1973
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U HIINTLEY SATURDAY, JULY 28tli 1973
William D. Moylan, Jr., Principal
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The new Principal had heen previously employed at Boylan High S^oM in Rockford. At that school he served as chairman for the Hamaaity Department. He aiso taught American History and Political Sdence. In addition to his teacUng duties Mr, Moyfaui was speech and debate coach and fNshman baseball coach- He served as student ooundl advisor, was a member of the facUlty advisory coucnil and a member of the board of diadpiiBe.
Loyola Uidversity granted Principal Moylan a Bachelor of Arts decree In 19M and a Master of Arts degree in 1968. Graduate work lb school administntiM was taken at Northem lUlnois Univeitdty.
Ttie Moylan famUy Is presenUy looking for housing in HinUey. Coming to Himtteyy wtth Mr. Mojdan t» his wife, Susan, and three daughters, EU- aabcHi, a<e 7, Catherine, age 5, and Rogcmary, age 1%.	
Pirates Take 1st In Little League
Huntley Little League ttty League Mnal StaddingH
Won   Lust Pirates (gold) 8 2
Dan Ziller and Butcti Daugherty Cubs  (hkie) 6 4
Dick  Stallbaum  and  Bob  Kunde Dodgers (maroon) 6        4
Warren Hansen and Dave Veath Sox  (red) 5 5
Giants  (^een) 3 7
Frank Parisek and Jim Weirich Braves   (orange) 2        8
JEu:k Brunsciion and Dave Kosmen
A big thank you to all the coaches, helpers and rooters. We th«nk Mark
fnn aod tSl the othen wtio gave their time as umpires. And we thank the Amerioan Legion for paying the bills.
197.^   City   League   Champs Pirates
Coaches: »utch Daiigiherty, Dan Ziller.
Players: Jim Goehl. Kll Morron, Dale Erath, Mike Lovins, Teny Zil¬ ler, Dan Ziller, Jr, Darrel Pfaff, Harold Hansen, Norman Ebert, Ro¬ bert Frank, Ricky Grimes. Barry Wagner.
FacU of McHenry County College
by Marge O'Brien
McHeflry County College is now in its sixth yean of instructing young aduHs. The Oollege was begiui in 1968 under the drection of Forest D. Etheddge as presklent "Hie con- troHIng' body is made up of a seven meniber board elected by the resi¬ dents of the district The coQeire is iHider the suiieorvisioii of the Illinois State Junior Oofiege Board and the Qlinoia Board of Higher Education. Since I97I Dr James R. Davis has been serving as Hm college's presi¬ dent. TTie current campus is the old Pure Oil Researdi BuUduig,
A new peitnanent campus has re¬ cently been aiiproved as announced Illy Dr, Dsvte. Tter new Idjcre stte
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appt^^mHb^^ miles ftxim Himt¬ ley. Tbe ziotdng and sewer and wta¬ ter hook up hanre already been ap¬ proved by Ciyrtal Lake. Dr. Davis reported that the traffic prdblem will be aDeviated by the widening of Rt, 14 to four tones with e de¬ celeration lane before the school's erArance.
The oost of the new campus wfli be $4,90f2,00O ($3,675,000 will eome from the State and $1,227,500 from the district). TiJs is the ftrst phase of tihe coBege's building and wMl accommodate approidmately 2,000 full time students. Tine college's pro¬ jected enrollment forecast rfnws ttiat by 1981 it wfll have a total of 6604 day and evening students. As the emoHment grows, so the sdiool plans to enlarge its faeOMes. llie following Is the oost of the 1 or 2 more constmctioo phase wiiich wrOl occur within a ten or so yeer period.
Bond referendnm
Total Ooostitiotioa projeot (local share) $2,100,000; Moveable Equiiv ment Qocal co^) $1,000,00; total Bood Referendum, $3,100,000. Coet to local taxpayers - 5c per $100 ee- sessed valuation over ai^nnximately 18 yeare.
Project Costs
Construction, local. $1,687,500, state, $5,062,500, total $6,750,000: Site Work & Utilities, local, 362,500 ( includes $81,260 for utilities ex¬ tension), state, 843,750, total $1,- 206,250; Site Purdiase ("55.56 acres at $3,000 per acre), kical $50,000, sti4e, $150,000, totM $200,000; Sidi- totals, looa} $2,100,000, state $6,- 066,250, total, $8,156,250; Equipment local, $1,000,000, state, 0, total, $1,- 000,000. Grand totals, local $3,100,- 000, state, $6,056,250, total $9,156,- 2S0-
Ibe kwal college bo«id as well as the atate have olreaidy pot tMs mon^ aside tw bntiding usage. Tfae ground-biealdng: vdfi be in hte Aoe:- ust or eattfy September.	
The college feels that an open<ki«M- piiilomtihy cut provide an edaeottoa- al opportunity to any citizen, no mat¬ ter wfaat his a«e. They feel that it JR. COLLEGE
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Miss McHenry County Candidates
Mis* McHeary Oribty candidatea froln tl8|jir<n loak tor- ward to the 1978 iMgeant at the McHewy CoMly, Fair Anciint 1. Thirteen are eotend tMs year. From left: Cheryl NdMin, Richmond; Dena Stoxen, Lawrence; CaMI Jebena, Hehnm; and Karen Borhart, Huntley. Don Peasiey Ptx>to
The beauty queens who are vy¬ ing for the title of Miss McHenry County were entertained at a din¬ ner at the Timbers on Thursday. July 19, Thirteen giris paraded in swim  suits and  formals  before
th epudges and members of the press, after the dinner. Before din¬ ner the giris were interviewed by the judges. For this occasion, they wore street dresses.
Huntley Planning Commission Meets
On Wednesday, July 18th special meeting of the Himtley Planting Commission was held with, Mr, John Quay of the McHenry County Plan¬ ning Commission in the Board room of the Village Hall, President Ed Hayes, Secretary Charles Lamb, Commissionere Dhahmer, Macaben, Rowhiing, Hansen were presetnt Commfesloner  Zimmerman   absent.
After listening to Mr. Quay the Commission decided to rec<mimend to the Village Board tint a profes¬ sional planning consultant be hired by the Village to assist them in planning land use in Huntley and the surrounding area. Subject to the a|>prov&l of the VMlage Board tlie Ptanning Commission intends to in¬
terview three planning, consultant firms and select one of these firms to represent them.
School Registration
Registration together with pay¬ ment of book fees and insurance for grade school children of Huntley District No, 168 will be held on August 14th. High sdiool wiil be registered the following day, Aug'- ust 16th.
Hours for registration are 9 to 12 A.M. and 1 to 4 P.M. at the high sdiool offioe.
Book rental for kindergarten is 16.00, while grades 1 thru 12 is 110.00.
Schott insurance is available for a charge of $3.00 per student for grades Kindergarten through Sixth Grade and $4-50 per student for grades Seven through Twelfth,