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GRAFTON TOWNSHIPS OFI-ICIAL NEWSPAPER - SINCE 1960
VOLUME 22-NUMBER 30 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4,1982
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PARK DISTRICT HALLOWEEN PARTY
On Saturday, October 30, Huntley Park District sponsored a children's Halloween Party & Costume Paradel About iiOO children tumed out for the festivitiesi After everyone paraded around the Grade School gym, a Walt Disney Cartoon feature of 3 popular cartoons was shown, followed by refreshments of donut holes and chocolate or white milk (fitmished by Dean Foods) I
This event is provided tne to the children by the Park District each year. With all the "insane cruelty" that has been going on in the past few years, the Park District is considering setting up donation cans in the business establishments around fbr residents of Huntley to place donations in to be put towarda a party for the children with treats, games, prizes, etc in place of the tradhkmal Trick or Treating. If you have any commenta or suggeatkms conceming this, please contact the Park Office daring regnlar office hours of Mon. A. Wed. 9:00 -12:00 or Sat. 10:00 -12:00 at 669-3180.
PENQUIN SNOWBALr DANCE THIS SAT.
The Huntley Penguins Snow¬ mobile Oub presents the "Snowball Dance" on Sat. Nov. 6, 1982, at the Huntley American Le^cm at 9:00 -'f. Music will be provided by Band of the Windi Tickets are avaUable at the door for $3.00 per person or SS.OO a couple. There will be a Booze giveaway and door prizes. Come and have fun I
Nora Shambo
UNION SPECIAL DEDICATION
Boition ceremonies Thursday moraing of Union Spedal's soon-to-be-completed 42,000 square foot addition. Grant Beadle, company president, accepted a letter of congratulations firom Goveraor James Thompson.
The presentation was made by Mike Woelffer from the State Department of Commerce and Community Affairs (DCCA) who credited Union Spedal fbr "keeping competitive in the world market."
Bill Hubbard, chainnan of McHenry County's Economic Development Committee, acted as Master of Ceremonies and introduced guests. The load EDC helped arrange tbe program and another held an houre earlier in Hebron (br KeiKMha Beefs expansion program.
Senator Jack Schaffer tdd the gtoup at Huntley he was glad the state's economic devetopment activities were being backed ap at tiie oounty level. "In dtfBcatt economic times I eapecially want to salute this Industry and the leadership whicfa has had the oootage to move ahead," he remarked.
Also introduced were Art Wicke, ^^Uage of Hantley Trastee; Al Moltnun ftom DCCA; Coanty Board Chainnan Ron Morria; EDC and Cowity Board member Jim Powera; and Don Bnina, EDC atafT. ~ Union Special, mannfactorer of Induatrial sewing mat^lnes, wUl b^ln introdndng a new line of product at the start of 19S3, BMdle annoonoed, noting "The quality of emfrtoyeea in tbls area la an important reaaon for oor expaoaion here." The company carrentiy employs 600 people at fbe Hantlay fiMiUtles and wlU be reoaiving atate aaalatance of SIOO.OOO to train the eatimated ISO new peraons to be hired. CoottouedonPagelO
JAYCEE HAUNTED HOUSE
Last Saturday Sc Sunday, October 30 & 31, a large crowd of young people gathered in the Grade School Parking Lot to get scared out of their wits. The Huntiey Jaycees dressed in their scariest garb giving the youngsters a chilling thrill. Screams could be heard tor miles around. Continued on Page 10
SALAD LUNCHEON NOV. 4th
The First Congregational Church of Huntley will hold its second annual Bazaar, Bake Sale Luncheon on Thursday, November 4, 1982. Bake sale and Bazaar will be held from 9 am to 1:30 pm. Luncheon will be served from 11:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. with special fast serve line for employees on lunch break.
Child care will be provided for shoppers at SOc per child.
Tickets for luncheon are $3.50 adults, S1.7S for chUdren 12 years and under.
PARKDISTRICT MEETINQ
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR
MEETING OFTHE HUNTLEY
PARK DISTRICT
The tegttlar meeting of die Huntiey Park Dlatrict waa called to order at 8 p.m. <m October 27. 1962 br^ Vlce-Preaident Tnrea, In the abaence at Preaident Borfaart. Preaent were Conunis- sionersTarea. Meroer, W<AaleB Jora,   Attotney   Cowfln.
LeRoy Wirsing and Jim Ketchmark.
The minutes ofthe September 22nd meeting were read. Mr. Jurs moved to approve the minutes, seconded by Mr. Weltzien. All Commissioners voted aye and the motion carried.
The Treasurer's report was given. Mr. Weltzien made a motion to accept the report, seconded by Mr. Jurs. All ayes and the motion carried.
The bUIs for the month were presented. Mrs. Mercer made a motion to pay all bills presented, seconded by Mr. Weltzien. All ayes and the motioncarried.
LeRoy Wirsing gave hia report on maintenance and grounds. Items that ahoold be done befbre winter were dien discnased.
Jim Ketcfamark, tiie poit'a aa<fitor. gavo faia report on die annnal aadh and recommenda¬ tions for die coming year.
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