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VOLUME 21 -NUMBER 43 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4,1982
. GRAFTON TOWNSHIP'S OFFIOAL NEWSPAPER - SINCE I960
Frank Parisek P.O. Box 192 Huntley, HI. 60142
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SERVING THE PEOPLE OF HUNDLEY SINCE ImS*
JOHN SPEARS TO REPRESENT
McHENRY COUNTY IN
ORATORICAL CONTEST
John Spears, Huntley High School Student and winner of the Huntley Oratorical Contest, will represeot McHenry County this Sunday at the llth District Oratorical Contest to be held at tbe Huntley High School Library at 2 p.m. on Sunday, February 7th. Four counties will be repreaented. Tbey are McHenry, Kane, DuPage and Wtll. The winner of thc Distriat conteat wiH participate in the 2nd Division compotiton (» Wedaesday, February 10th at UbertyviUc H^ Sclwirt ait 10 a.m.
The piiVm U &tvit(Sd this Sunday. Sefreshments will be served at the Legion following the contest.
VARSITY BEATS CENTRAL
The Varsity Redskins, under the direction of Coach Brown, beat Central 70-6S in an excellen home game. The band enter¬ tained the crowd with some good music before the game and at halftime. The Color Guard presented the flag as the band played "The Star Spangled Banner." The starting lineup for the Skins were Dale Erath, Dave Livingston, Paul Eisen¬ menger, Todd C\u}f. and Pat Schweiger.
Central's Schuring put the 1st pts. on the board. Erath made a super steal. Rocket Schuring scored again. Clark came right
back with 2 pts. Kunde made a' free throw. Erath made a save. Rocket Schuring scored. liviog- ston made a free throw. Qark stole the ball and Eisenmenger tied up the game. Rocket Walker scored. Erath tied up the game on a layup. Rocket Barnes stole and Schuring scored. Eisenmenger tied up the game at 10-10. Erath added 2 pts. on a layup and made a free throw. Rocket Walker scored.
In the 2nd Quarter Sunder¬ lage     scored     for     Central. Livingston tied up the score on a free throw. Erath put the Skins Continued on Page 6 .
INSIDE THIS EDITIONi      -
A Liner or Two Page 4 MCC & High School Honor RoU Page 4
Docs Surprise Birthday Page 7 Lions Club Page S
F-S Action Page 5 Teen Movie Page 7
Pastime ChUi Night Page 8 Grocery Ads Page 3 & 12
Am Haadwan Ad Soetten 2
WAYNE BLAKE TO ENTERTAIN AT DANCE-A-THON
Wayne Blake, kxal teacher and magician/extraordinaire' will be entertaining dancers, spectators and volunteers at the Fifth Annual Easter Seal - WXRD Daace-a-Thon slated tor McHenry coanty Colleg Cafeteria Saturday and Sunday. Feb. 6 and 7.
Blake, who ia also widely koowa aa Funny Bonea tlie Magic Ovmn,. ^^ l><r-J|9Sltlag ^ art of Jltaaioa and wilt be sawing somoMe fai hdrWailng hit Mtertainment slated for 11:00 s.m. Saturday, February 6.
Anyone interested in participating in or donating to the Dance-A-Thon is urged to contact the Easter Seal Therapy Center, 708 Washington, Woodstock or phone 815-33S-1707.
VALErniNEDATJCE FEB.eiti
The Huntley Athletic Boos¬ ters are busUy preparing for their Valentine Day Dance on February bth at the Huntley American Legion. Music wUI be provided by the Deuces WUd.
The Boosters are also having a SO/SO Giveaway this year.
FFABASKETBAll ^AIS/IEFEB.9tii
The Huntley FFA wUl' be holding a Donkey Basketball Game on February 9th at 7:30 ^ p.m. at the Grade School Gym. The club wUI host members of the Huntley faculty and Huntley Jaycees. Tickets wUl be $2.00 for youngsters 14 and yoimger aod $2.50 for adults.
Tickets are avaUable from FFA members or at the door.
MEETTHE
AOMihiiSTRATOFS
NIQHT
More than half of our property tax doUar is paid to our schools! As taxpayers, we tpnd to believe that we have little opportunity to express our Concems and wishes.regarding the spending of those tax doUars. Here in Huntley, our Administrators are more than wUling to listen to you and are makiag themsdves avaUable to answn queati'oiM at our seomd annual "Meet the Adndnistra- tors Night" to be held at tbe regular meeting of the P.T.O. on February 23rd at 7:30 p.m. fai the high schotd library.
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PARKDISTRICT MEETING
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR
MEETING OF THE
HUNTLEY PARK DISTRICT
The regular meeting of the Hundey Park District was called to order at S p.nh by President
j Borhart on Wednesday, January
¦ 27, 1982. Present were Commissioners Borhart, Tures,
I Mercer, Weltzien, and Jurs, and LeRoy Wirsing, Robert Rennebohm and Jim DeferviUe. The minutes of the December meeting were read. Mr. Tures moved to approve the minutes, seconded by Mr. Jurs. AU ayea and the motion carried.
Tho Treasurer's repmt was given. -Mr. Tures moved to accept the report, seoonded by Mrs. Mercer. AU ayes and the motion carried.
The biUs for the month were presented. Mr. Jurs made . a motion to pay all biUs, aeoonded by Mr. Tures. AU ayes and tbe motion carried.
A large nun)ber of reserva¬ tions  for  park  facUities   were presented.     All     resMvatkms were accepted. Mr.      Wirsing     gave     his
^ maintenance reixxt and discuas-
! ed wth the boaird the February
I projects.
' Betsey Warrington entered the meeting and gave her report on recreaticMi prograins.
The bids for the purcbaae of a nem lawnmower were opened. The board decided to look at the mowers and make a dedsion at the next meeting.
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ROOTBEERA PRETZEL PARTY
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The Huntley Music depart¬ ment wUl be h<ddfaig thefa* 3rd -Root Beer and Pretxel Concert" on February 18th at 7.:30 p.m. hi the Grade School Gym. Junior High and High School musidaiu wUl perform show tunes and popular muaic Admission of $1.00. SOc for studentt or $3.00 per famUy wUl be charged to help defiay the cost of refreshnMnts. Join ua for an evening of easy listening.
NOTICE
DeadUne for vehicle stickers wUl be March 1st. After the March 1st (teadlfaie, a substan¬ tial charge wOl be levied and vkitatotsuriU be tkkets. Hoatley Police Department reported tfaat they wlU enforce thla law strictly.
SCHOOLBOARD IVEETING
The regular meeting of the Board of Education of Scfaool Distrid #158, Hantley COnaoU- dated adiools. Hontiey. Bttnols, w^ held ia th» ifi^ Scfaool baHdfaig ea Jaaaary 28. 1982 at 7:30 p.m.
The Pf«sideM caiied ti»e meetiag to order at 7:30 p.m. Upon nil call the following members answered, preaent: Mrs. Basd. Mr. Rdd, Mr. Pupich and Mr. Zirk. Absent: Mrs. Livingston, Mr. Heavey and Mr. O'Brien.
All present joined in the Pledge to the Flag.
Mr. Reid moved Mrs. Basel 2nd to approve the minutes of the January 14, meeting as written. The nK>tion carried 4 yeas and 0 nays.
The Board heard a repwt on the Physical Education Program Mr. Glen Delaney and Mr. James Skomer preaented an overview of the High Scfaool curriculum, and .Ms. JuUe Peterson, Mr. Dougiaa Ceder^ berg, aad Mr. David Booth preaented the Grade Scfaool review. Tfae needs, wedmesses , and recommendations were discussed.
Mr. Reid moved Mrs. Basel 12nd to accept the tom bid td Health   Insurance  Administra¬ tors  (HIA)  by  approving  the following Resolutioa:
Resolved that the Board of Education accepts the low bid of Health Inaarance Adminiatra¬ tion (HIA) to provide Baae Bid Altemate #1 Health Inauraace coverage, as defined ia the bidding docaments dated Dec¬ ember 18, 1981. fbr the period 2/1/82 to 2/1/83, rated to be $64.79 per nunth per eUglMe enqiioyee and S90.00 per month per dependent unit, widi., SIO.OOO individual sti^ kias aad aggregate atop loss attacfaiaeot pofaKofSSS.OCSo. Further readved tbat benefits (up to Sl/XM.OOO) shall eqaal or excoad tfaoae provided by the Ocddeattd laavraace Compaay durtac tiM prior period ia every reaped ,said boaeflta to be Continued on Page 4