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VOLUME aO-NUMBER 22 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER4,1980
President Bill Ruth of the Huntley Park District presented Mark Yurs with • desk clock commemorating liis 6 years of setvice to the park district. Mark will be serving his internship in the United Church of Christ as Chsplain of the Bensonville Home Society.
LION'S   CLUB   HAS OPENINGS FOR QOLF
PARK DISTRICT MEEHNQ
The regtilar meeting of the Huntley Park District was called to order at 8 o'clock on Wednesday, August 27, 1980. Present were Commissioners Ruth, Mercer. Weltzien, Bor¬ hart and Tures, Betsey War¬ rington, Larry Kahl, Attomey Cowlin and Mark Yurs.
The minutes of the July 23rd meeting were resd. Mrs. Mercer moved to spprove the minutes, seconded by Mr. Weltzien. All ayes snd the motion carried.
The Treasurer's report was given. Mr. Tures tnade a motioa to accept the report, seconded by Mr. Borhart. AU Commis¬ sioners voted aye snd the, motioncarried.
The bills for the month wei« preseated. A motion to pay all bills, except Game Time, was made by Mr. Tores, seconded by Mrs. Mercer. All ayes; the motioncarried.
The grounds and mainten¬ ance committee and Larry Kahl gave tbeir reports which included building progress, worfc schedule, entrance, light¬ ing, tiolets and fans. Larry asked for permission to hire Mike Kahl to help this fafl. The board agreed.
President Ruth gave s touching farwell and thank you to Mark Yurs, ending his sis years of service to the park. Mark was presented with a desh dock adorned wiOi a gold cross.
Firemen Kuntte aad Brown entered the meeting.  They Continued on Page 1
OUTING
The Uons Oub Wide Worid of Golf will be held on Wedaesday, September I7th. The dsy will include 18 holes of goif with a cart and dinner for S32.00.
Reservations must be in by Sept. 10th and can be made by calling Herb at 669-8496 or Dennis at 669-5005. The Lion sponsored golf outing b open toj the public.
MEETTHE TEACHERS SEPT. 23rci
A "Meet the Teachers" night is being planned for September 23 at the Huntley schools. The special night will be sponsored by the Parear Teachers Organ-i ization so that parents may get acquainted with the teachers and also that teachers may visit with the parents of their students. Jan Schadt, Preaident of the organization, made appointments to the committee to plan the program at the first meeting 'of the season on Tuesday night. Planning the program will be Uada Hofbnsn. Donna Heavey aad Karen Raby ofthe P.T.O. and Barb Mowers, Coatinued on Page 2
CUB SCOUT SIGNUP SEPT. 11th.
There will be a Cub Scout Sign Up on September llth at the 1st Congregadonal Church of Himtiey i at 7 p.m. All parents and their i sons must attend.
Stey/e Doyle OBiveJipQ Jim Goehl Bmoe Undsey Steve Parisek Troy Roesslein Oerrell Pfaff Tony Hopp Nidc Susong
JUNIORS
50 24 42 11 61 22 68 62
BrettSarrett 77 Dale Erath 12 Mike Grechis 48 CXirtis Looney 66 Bill Martin 56 ChadReeves 2B Steve Reynolds 20 Rat Schweiger 89
Mike Smith Dave Hansen i-iaroid Hansen Gory Manley Dale Anderson Madt Kunde
FRESHMEN
21 31 64 35 72 67
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CDlanSusong 82
BobConnor 83
BobBisworth 68
BobDoyle 46
DaveF^man 71
MEHltMeroer 29 Wyiaoe Burfield 26
Allen Jacobs 80
Varsity Coach - Joe f^4anning Assistant Coach - Larry Kahl Assistant Coach - Jim TTchy
VARSiTY
Leslie Grau
Lorrie Resh
Darcy Roesslein
SueSchaiier
Jai smith
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Kathy Akerman (Ait)
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Sara Clark Tracie Jones Angela Kbrtasz ShEvia McGee Valerie Bunt Natalie Freund Uz Murphy (Alt.)
Sponsor Mrs. Linda Kostelac
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