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GRAFTON TOWNSHIP'S OFFICIAL NEWSPAEER ¦ SINCE 1960
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VOLUME 21-NUMBER 49 THURSDAY, MARCH 11,1962
Huntley High School School Ries Huntley, III. 60142
,16 PAGES
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HOBO SHOW A SUCCESS
The Chancel Choir of the First Congregational Church, under the direction of Luann Lamz, received a standing ovatkin for their performance at their 19th annual Hobo Show and Dinner.
The choir, after serving the delicious hobo beef stew ditmer, made their way to the stage singing "On the Road Again." Carl Hill, as "Earl", and his buddy Larry Warrington drove their eighteen wheeler tunefully cross country to Texas, transporting, the hobos and a load of chickens. Shelby Hill's solo "1 wanna go where you go" didn't get her anywhere and director Luann Lamz was left behind to sing "Out On My Own." Thehobo'srenditionof "Have You Ever Been Lonely" set the mood, only to be changed quickly by Larry and Betsey (that was Betsey?) Warrington's hilarious version of "In the Mood." "It's Hard to Be Humble" was the next song by the hobos, followed by the male members of the group singing "Elvira. "Deb Pierce was next as "Second Hand Rose" and then Larry Watrington got the group safely through "Wolf Creek Pass" with "Earl's" skillful handling of the eighteen wheeler. As the truck passed through a tunnel, the hobos lit up their "bottles" with flashlights as they played "Deep in the Heart of Texas." Mary Lou (Granny) Hardy enticed the senk>r set with her superb version of "When rm64."
After unloading in Texas, the hobos asked those "Country Roads" to take them home, but not before the trio of Mark Carlock, Steve Parisek and Dale Anderson tried their hand as "Ragtime Cowboy Joes" to the delight of the young ladies present. The hobos sang a tribute to a friendly truckstop waitress called "Lucille" before the truck halted for a time to drop off the famous "Hobo" door prizes to lucky members ofthe audience. Sherry Payne found herself being foUowed by a friendly cow as she tried out her "Cattle CaU" before the hobos made it "Back Home Again."
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Preamble to the Constitution of the Americal Leion was out into final form.
LEGION     TO    HOLD BIRTHDAY DINNER
Mrs. John Mattingly, Presi¬ dent of Hundey No. 673 of the Amencan Legion Auxiliary, invites family, friends, com¬ munity leaders and members to come join the celebration of the 63rd Birthday of the American Legion. The festivities will center around Post Commander Dennis Rudsinski and his corp of officers. We wiU have dance music by "Jesse Costello" from 9-12. Do come, have vim and help celebrate the Legion's birthday at the Huntley Legion Home on March 20,1982.
The American Legion, the largest Patriotic Organization in the world has since its inception m Paris in 1919 become an integral part of the American scene. The same year at the St. Louis caucus the now famous
"DON'T DRINK THE WATER" AT SCHOOL ON MARCH 12 & 13
Save sometime this month to enjoy a really funny Woody Allen play. "Don't Drink the Water" will be presented by the High School cast on Friday and Saturday, March 12 and 13 at 7:36 p.m. in the High School. A special performance for faculty and Senior Citizens is scheduled for March 11. All tickets are S2.00 Senior Citizens may contact the High School oflice or Louise Kreutzer for complimen¬ tary tickets.
Cast members are: Father Drobney - Joh Spears; Ambos- dador Maggee - Carl Michalek; Kilroy   -   Dave  Hanses;   Axel
Megee - David Reid; Marion Hollander - Katey Kinion; Walter Hollander - Chris Pupich; Susan Hollander - Leslie Grau; Krojack - Joe Korotasz;      Bums Shana
McGee; Chef - Kum Keams; Sultan of Bashir - Jim Blank; Sultan's First Wife - Chris Foerster; Kasnar - Paul Zaglauer; Countess Bordoni - Dawn Sodergren; Soldiers - Mark Carlock and Dale Anderson.
MOTHER-DAUQHTER BANQUET
A Mother-Daughter Banquet will be held at Trinity Lutheran Church in Huntley on March 21 at 7 p.m. Tickets are available at th^ church or from Alfred Jordi at 669-5643. Deadline for the tii^ets is March 1st.
VILLAQE BOARD MEETINQ
The Regular Meeting of the Vilage Board of Trustees was held in the Board Room of the Vilalge Hol and brought to order at 8:00 P.M. by President . Enstrom, on March 4, 1982.
Present wete: President Enstrom, Trustees Dhamer, Wicke, Brown, Berlin and Mercer, as well as the VUlage Engineer, Don Schwegel, and members of the Public Works Department. Absent: Trustee Rudsinski.
The February 4, 1982 minutes were brought before the trustees for their approval and there being no additions nor corrections, they stood approved as presented.
"Fhe financial statements were reviewed and a motion was made by Trustee Meroer, seconded by Trustee Berlin, to approve the Treasurer's Report OS submitted and upen t<M caU all trustees voted aye and the motion carried.
The bills for the eurrent month's e^ipenaes were dis¬ cussed, whereupon a moiion liras raad».^ Traktae ftlietoiet., .seconded %]r tnuiee Wicke, to pprove of the payment of all submittgd with the excq>tion of the Freund Equipment invoice which was to t>e further reviewed by James Schultz. Upon rcril call, all tnistees voted aye, motion carried and the Oerk was instructed to pay same, listing is set uip as part of these minutes.
An invoice from Heinemann Hardware in the amount uf S5.40 was prewrnted for approval atid a motion was mode by Trustee Mercer seconded by Tmatee Dhamer. to approve its payment. Boll noted the following: Beriin, aye; Brown, aye; Rudsinski, absent; Dhamer, aye; Widic, aye; and Mereer. aye. Motion carried.
At the same time an invoice from McHenry Form Service in the amount of S14.00 was presented for approval and a motion was mode by Tnistee Mercer, seconded by Trustee Brown, to approve of this expenditure. Roll noted the following: Berlin, aye; Brown, aye; Rudsinski, absent; Dhamer aye; and Wicke, aye and Mercer, aye. Motion carried.
Presidnet Enstrom ques¬ tioned Mr. Schwegel regarding the street repairs project. He and Tnistee Dhamer advised the Board that it was not ready at this point but that Mr. Wellwertz would ask that the program be approved by next meeting so it can bm acted upon.
The President drew to tfae Board's attention tbe receipt of S770.31 ftom the Cable T.V, program in the village for the f)nt one-half year. Also, he made mention ci the Orafton Continued oa Pa^ 5
SCHOOLBOARD ^EETINQ
The regular meeting of the Board of Education of Scbool District HSS, Hantley Consoli¬ dated schools, Huntley, niinois was held in the High Sdiool Building on February 25, 1962 at 7:30 p.m.
The President called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m. Upon roU caU the following Inembers oiuwered present: Mrs. Basel, Mrs. Livingaton, Mr. Heavey. Mr. Reid, Mr. Pupich, and Mr. Zirk.
Absent: Mr. O'Brien
All present joined in tbe Pledge to the Flag.
Mrs. Basel moved Mr. Heavey 2nd to approve the minutes of the February 11 regular meeting with correct¬ ions. The motion carried 6 yeas and 0 nays.
Mrs. Livingston moved Mr. Reid 2nd to approve the confidential minutes of the February 11 executive session OS written. The moti<Mi carried with 6 yeas and 0 nays.
Mr. O'Brien joined the meeting at 7:33 p.m.
Mrs. Basel moved Mr, Pupich 2nd to approve the miautes of the Policy eomnUtcw meettng. FclNPuary 16. I9i» at wikileu. >^ Hie moti<m catried wUh 3 yeas and Onays.
Mr. Reid moved Mr. Zirk 2nd to remove Mrs. Basel's name from the members present list of the Finance committee meeting of Fetmuuy 18, and approve witb deletion. The motion carried with 4 yeas and 0 nays.
Mrs. Basel moved Mrs. Livingstcm 2nd to approve the minutes of the Superintendent Evaluation committee held of February 15, as written. The motion carried 2 yeas and 0 nays.
Tbe Board heard a Health Curriculum Review with Mr. Tichy presenting the High Schooi report: Highlighting, future needs. Areas of concern and a recommendation.
Ms. Holly Ravitz presented the Grade Sdiool Health review indicating a general satisfaction with the health ptogram in grades 1-7 but with some concera fc^ the Sth grade program. Also of concern at the dder textbooks now in use. Mr. Ellsworth and Mr. ZiUer members of an Athletic Ad Hoc Group were present to' address the Board on re-establishing the Sth grade as part of the grade school basketbaU ptogram. The president, Mr. Pi^iich, thanked them for their input and stated the Board would study their request and inform them of its decision in the coming weeks,
Mrs. Livingston moved Mr. O'Briea 2ad to approve March 26, 1982 OS a full day Inservice, ISBE approved cfaaage on January 26. 1962. Tbe motion carried 7 yeas ondO aays.
Mrs. Basel moved Mr. Reid 2nd to approve Tftle IVB proposal for FY82. The motimi carried 7 yeaa aad 0 nays.
Mr..R^d moved M^. Meavey Coatinued mi VagB 2