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VOLUME 15       NUIMBER 23 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1974 — PHONE — C«9-S6tl — II No Aanrer 459-0998 459-14M li
PO   192 HUMTLEY,    ILL
8 PAGES
'«B sunk TOU ARE RIGHT. THEN GO AHEAD" — David Croekott
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l^f^Mr Deieke Honored by Huntley Boy Scout Troop for $1,000 Donation
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On   Monday,    August   26th,   Mr.
lOdwin F. Deieke was honored by the Huntloy Boy Scouts for his donation of $1000 to the tix>op. The money was uied by tlie troop to purchase an equipment trailer.
Pictured above is Mr. Deieke and Mr. Dennis Rudsinski attaching a name plack to the trailer. Later at a tonipfire cerenionoy Uie Scouts pr-eseiited Mr. Deieke with an im¬ pressive  plaque which  read,  "Pre^
sented to Edwin F. Deieke Foundat¬ ion in sincere appreciation for the generoiis contribution to tho Hunt¬ ley Boy Scout Troop 167, August 26, 1974." The presentation was proceeded
by a pot luck dinner and ftoUowed by awards and promotions to the snouts. Tim Swanson, Sbane Jor^ and Tony Korwin were presented at the comp- fire as they wiM represent the Kis¬ waukee District at the 14th World
Jemboree in Liile Biunaaer, hlormy. The trip vM talca place in Jvfy at 1975 end last 21 daya. '
Many oOier scoots received a«» atrds at the oompfhe whittx trti tat presented to thea later tfifa Paii.
1974 Football
Friday. Septeml>er 6th
Hiawatha — Away Friday, September 13
Earlville — Home Satuixiay, Septemb>er 21
Hnmpshire — Away Saturday, September 2% •   Mooseheart — Home (Homcoming) Fridaj-, October 4th
Richmotvd — Away Friday, October 11
Genoa-Kingston — Home Saturday, October 19
Hebron — Away Friday, October 25
Wheaten-Christian — Home Saturday, November 2nd
Central — Away
If   arrangements   oan   be  made, Fresh-Soph   will   play   preliminaiy games before Varsity games. F.S. Monday, Septemt)er 9th
Hiawatha — Home 7:00 P.M. Monday, October 7
Richmond — Home 5:00 P.M. Monday, October 21
Hebron    .Away 3:30 P.M. Saturday, Noveni)er 2nd
Central. .Away 12 Noon
FFA Bicycle Safety Week Sept 9th - Uth
On tho week of September 8-14. tho Huntley FFA will .';poiisor their annual Bicycle Safety Week. On the morniinp of this week the FFA will announce the winners in the Bicycle Safety Poster Contest held the week of September 3-6.
On Wednesday durinfr the school day, the McHenry County Sheriff's Department will give a bicycle safe¬ ty program at student assemblies.
At 9 o'clock, Saturday morning, the FFA will hold a bike check at the grade school play ground. In the afternoon the FFA will have a Bicy¬ cle Rodeo with several bicycle skill events. In order to ride in the rodoo, all bikes must pass the safety check in tho morning. The FFA wdll also give away a bicycle donated by Heineman Hardware.
All parents should encourage their children to participate in the weeks activities. Parenlts are also Invited to come watch their children par- ticq)ate in the rodeo and bike chedc.
Police Report
Assist to McHenry Co. — This call represented an auto accident, the one vehicle was Jamaged and in a field, the other car had tc&en of fand later was picked up in town and towed to a garage.
The Huntley police dept. aided the Illinois St^o Police dept. in trying to locate a driver who was turning arricades over with his car.
A burglar alanm ell which proved to be false.
A disturbance In one of the park¬ ing lots in town was easify handled, 8 or 10 subjects dispersed readily.
Assisted the Huntley Rescue Squad who had hurt his knee and was taken to the hospital.
Possible break-in, aftCT investi¬ gating the area, the call proved false.
Another poe59>le Iweak-in, upon driving at the scene the HunHey police dept. found notfiiQg amiss, one subject was iiotik;ed in the area and is being investigated.
Meeting Notice
The Septenjber board of Edooatlon meeting will be held at 7:45 p.m. in the board room.
Park Board Meet
by Dong Striddand
The monthly meeting of the Hunt¬ ley Park Board was held last Wed¬ nesday night in the administration building at Deieke Perk.
The meeting was called to order by President Parisek at 8 pm. Roll call was taken, Badkig Cbnmbaian- er Ream absent. Minutes fnom the last regular meedi^ and two other special meeting were read and atp- proved by unaninious votes. Tlie treasurer's report was then read and approved.
A modon Was made by Prealdent Parisek and seoooded 1^ sioner Dencke to pay (to hills, which totaled litSSt^i^ ,It was reported tbat the " received a letteu firom Mre. Itey Cole, acknowlectgins tfae fact that she would pay fior the Glen Oole Memoiial Shelter, which fe to be built hi the near future.
Atborney OowUd tben preaented the tax levy ordinance toe the oom¬ ing year. Ihe amoant to be levied is (67,075.00. CommbsiDaar Deioke made a motioo to accept the ondtn- OoBrHimea on Page Tow Pi^tK BOARD
Menu of the We^
Meoa Wotk ol 9-9 -13-74 Monday—OtliledliamlMqm»oa bun, ciAaap, 'luuMimt -ft pielMs, po¬ tato diimiBlaBiHialt, ictife ^
Tuesday —SaaMnceJ poJata uA ham^ oenenlik: hatttMt-'hAcumS beets, buttet«L.lMllA angle tabtpt
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Wedneaday   — SDup with aactieiB, haaaii wlcfaes. cotMta ciiaeaB <«Mi aiiosil peaches, mttL
•nmreday — Biailap soqfeah, let' tuce-nadfelxiaacadbcy cheese   dreaete cUSed frait. latt.
Riday — Orance jQice, nlBHKioBl «id cheeae^ twMorad ^ma bwatm,{ TiuWliuq twad.
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