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GRAFTON TOWNSHIP'S OFRCL^L NEWSPAPER -SINCE I960
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VOLUME 22-NUMBER 47 THURSDAY, MARCH 3,1983
Huntley High School
School Files Huntley, III. 60142
16 PAGES
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JR. HIGH SCIENCE FAIR
HUNTLEY STUDENTS TAKE
HONORS IN JETS
COMPETITION
ATHLETIC MEEHNG
BOOSTER
Last Saturday was the culmtoatton of tong hours of work for seventh and ei^th graders as they displayed their sdence projeds for judgtog and to the public. The young people started researchtog theh projed over a mpnth ago.They also had to build a disptoy and wrhe a speedi about theh projed. All displays were judged and the wtoners were announced. They are:
PAT GLENN ¦ ESPi Fact or FIctloa
USA FREEBERG ¦ Are VrnekM Qirick Lemtmetel
BERNADETTE DARUNG • h'a afl to tbe PtOey
MONICA FETTES • Solar Stwfy leada to Corny Mm«
ANDY SCHADT • Dobydntlag Frdta * VototoUoo
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The regular meettog of the Huntley Park Distrid was called to order at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, February 23, 1983. Present were Commlsstoners Borhart, Mercer and Jurs, LeRoy Whstog, Attomey Cow¬ lto and gene and Norma Ltodsey. Absent were Commts¬ stoners Tures and Wehzien.
The mtoutes ofthe January 26 meettog were read. A motton to approve the mtoutes was made by Mr. Jurs, second by Mrs. Mercer. All Commisstoner voted aye and the motton carried.
The Treasurer's Report was given. Mrs. Mercer made a motton to accept the report, seooaded by Mr. Jurs. All eves and the motton carried.
The bills for the month were presented. Mr. Jurs moved to pay all bills, seoonded by Mrs. Mercer. All ayes and the motton carried.
Mr. Whstog and the board discussed the work schedule aad preparattons for Sprtog.
Mr. Ltodsey and the board talked about the proposed sportsfield south of the Huntley High Sdiool. Then Mr. and Mrs. Ltodsey left the meettog.
A motton by Mrs. Mercer, seoonded by Mr. Borhart, was to authorize Len Boihart to meet and negotiate whh the consen¬ sus of the board. All ayes and the motton carried.
The reservattons for paric facilhies were presented. All were approved.
Betsey Warrington entered the meettog and gave her Conttoued on Page 2
Andrea Manntog and Cathy Colltos ( ictured) aad Jeff Hndien were medal wtoners to tfae JETS academic competitton at MCC laat Thursday. Andrea and Cathy eadi won a aecoad to Engllah and Jeff Hudren won a second place medal to cfaemiatty. Congratalattona go to these three wlnntog studeata.
Othier team meiaben were Tod;^ Preaberf. Weade K&gon, Natalie Majewski, Ken Maaaott/iynnMoody, Bob Seemann, Roo Smhh, Brian Spears, Wendy Weber A Cadiy Allen.
yonr deattoatton. The firtt drawtog will be SSO.OO caah. Niunenna other cash drawtogs totaltag $120.00 to all will be given to the bus passengers. Upon arrival at Spiess you will be given a ftower to wear to ahow diat yon are a spedal guest. A check room will be provided for your ooat. Lundi will be provided. The bus will leave for he- return trip to Huntley at 4KK> p.m. We hope we can ftod 40 people Mk> would like to spend a Sunday witfa na. If you are toterested, please oontad one of the foltowtog Ltoness: Oorodiy Dammyer 669-3191, Marilyn Ackman 459-7481 and Gail Wasserstrass 669-5803.
FOCUS ON THE FAMILY
Adolescene is often a patofiil time whoi a young peraon is trytog to estaUiih . some identhy. For the diild's parents h is a "trytog" time also. Sunday, March 6, the theme of Dr. James C. Dobaon's message is, "Preparing for Adolescence: Peer Pressure and Sexuality • lAysical changes...Sexual dev¬ etopment...mast urbatton...Fear of abnormality. Thit ia the filth of a seven week series. The rematotog films are:
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There will t>e a Huntley Athldic Booster Gub meettog at the American Legton Meettog HaU on Wednesday, Marcfa 8th, 1983 at 7:30 p.m.
Respectfully submhted by
Jeannie Ziller
Publidty Chairperson
LENTEN SERVICE AT Itt CONG. CHURCH
What is your favorhe hymn? That is the questton that will be asked on Wednesday, March 9, as the combtoed oongregattons of the First Congregattonal Churdi of Huntley and the Congregattonal Churdi of Al¬ gonquto conttoue exptortog theh midweek Lenten theme, "A Journey of Faith to a New Easter."
A hymn stog and history of some of the fiivorites will be conducted by the Rev. Ron Woodruff and the medhatton will be brought by the Rev. Gary Miller. This week's service will be at the Huntley diurdi at 7:30 p.m. preceeded by a Pot Luck supper to the Huntley sodal hall at 6 p.m.
LIONESS BUS TRIP TO SPEISS CO.
The Ltoness are organlztog a bus trip to the Joseph Spiets Store to Elgto. They are looktog for 40 peaple to botfd the but at the American Legton at 11:00 a.m. on Sunday, Mardi 13. The cost of the bus fare is $3.00. After you board the but. you will be given t ttoket for a drawtog at Spieas .&tf a tar. There will lie numerous other cash drawtogs before you reacfa
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