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VOLUME 20-NUMBER 29 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23,1980
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16 PAGES
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FIRE DEPT. OPEN HOUSE
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Last Wednesday fl^M the Huntley Firemen heid thelFT^Sal Open House in observance of Fire {Prevention Week. Free Bkmd pressure tests were given as well as demonstrations of various equipment including the new snorkel and Rescue vehicle. The snorkel is being paid for by funds donated by businesses in the Huntley area. It has an 85 ft. capability which will enable firemen to sboofwater down on burning buildings. A large group of people attended the Open House despite ingi^mait weather.
F-S LOSE TO GENOA BY ONLY 2 PTS.
CHURCH ROAST BEEF DINNER
The folks at the Firat Cbogregational Church will be •erving tbeir annaal dinner on Sunday, October 26, 1980 at 11:30. 12:15 aad 1:00. The complete roast beef dinner, faadadfaig drink and homemade pie far dessert is iactaded for the ticket price of SS.OO for ,S3lOO far cMMfM 6-12.
If there was a GAME OF THE WEEK choosen ?or the season. The F-S Redakin vs Genoa-Kingston game would be it. Hie F-S squad despite loalng by 2 pts. pteyed a terrific game. Even when Geaoa moved ahead (rf them, they still dug in and keep Qenea from sooring again. The defenshre line was to say the least Outstanding. Two defensive men who stood out were Mark Kunde and Dale Pftff. The offenshrc liae did a good job. The SUna played with a lot of good
tcttosworii* Smitta took the kickoir from the 20 to die 25. Haaaen gained 2 yds.
Hansen Bioved to the 37 on a paas aad then to ttie 43. Smith went to tbe43aiMl3S. Cmrtwed o» I^ge W
HALLOWEEN PARTY OCT. 31st
This year the Huntley Park District will be sponsoring the Halloween Party at the school. As h has been hi thc past, the children will be awarded prizes fbr the best costume in eadi age group. There will also be games, prises, donuts and cider.
the Halloween party will be held at the Huntley Grade School gym on Friday, October 31 starting at 7:00 p.m.
This year Trick or Treating win be held on Friday. October i^sjtptfiA'Mp.». to 7:00p.m.
HAUNTED HOUSE OCT.30&31
Forthe scariest spbie tingling adventure of your Ufe, be sure to go through the Jaycees Haunted House oo either October 30th or October Slst. Yon can meet monsters that will briag a scream to your Hps. The place will be crawliag with tbcaB, Just come to the Haunted Houae whidi win he right outdde ofthe Grade School front entrance. The night of terror will run from 6:30 to 8:30 aad aa Friday night it will also.be open alter the RaUoweea Attty. There is a SOc
LBQIONFeiAarHBI PARnrN0V.8lh
On Saturday, Novemi>er 8th, the Huntley American Legion Home will be holding a Feather Pary at 8 p.m. The Feather Party is held every year to support the Little League Program. Each boy and girl in the league receives a team shirt and hat and there are also equipment costs.
There will be door prizes and a free lunch. The Legion is also giving away $100, $50 and two $25.00 prices and 20 turkeys. Mark November 8th on your calendar.
HUNTLEY TIED WITH RICHMOND FOR 1st
On Tues, ¦'Oct. 14 The Redskins ventured to Richmond to battle the Rockets. The Frosh-Soph game was first with Huntley winning 10-8, 12-10. Suzanne Emesti served 15 of 16, for 12 pts. hi the match. The Freshmen remain undefeated in their games.
The Frosh-Soph team was ready to destroy Richmond, the only undefeated team in the conference. In the previous meeting of the two teams, Richmond had beaten Huntley for the team's only loss. And the Young Skins did destroy the Rockets hi game 1,15-01 It was an escellent team effort. Jill Neimeyer hij^ilig^ted die wfat with 11 for 11 serves aad 10 pts. (15-15, 12 pts. for the match) Andrea Manning was 13-13. 10 pts. for the match. Chris Grechis, who has been very consistent player at the net, again, turned ia a super performaace. Pam Jacobs set^ ved 5 for 6, 4 pts. lobia Oraberg wss 3 fior 4,3 pts. Chris Orediis and Kristy teah served 1-1. The wla p«ts the Froab- Soph Sqfad kt !¦* PIMW tta wMi
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the regular meeting of the Board of Education of School District #158 Huntley Consoli¬ dated Schools, Huntley, Dlinois was held in the Hi^ School building on October 9. 1980 at 7:30 P.M.
The President called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m. Upon roll call the following members answered: Mrs. Bas¬ el, Mr. Spears, Mr. Reid, Mrs. Livingston and Mr. Zirk. Absent: Mr. Grismer and Mr. Pupich
All present joined in the Pledge to the Flag. - MRs. Basel moved Mr. Zirk 2nd to spproved the minutes of the special ineeting on Septem-i tier IS as written. The motioa carried with S yeaa and 0 aays.
Mr. Seid moved Mr. Spe«rs 2nd to approve tiie adaates of the September 25 regular ineeting with corrections. The motion carried 5 yeas and 0 najrs.
Mrs. Baael moved Mr. Reid 2nd to approve payment of the monthly billa, with disburse¬ ments of:
Education Fund $21,651.17; Operations Building aad Main¬ tenance Fund S3,1S5.4S: Tran¬ sportation Fund S990.46. The Motioa carried with 4 yeas and 1 nay cast by Mr. Spears.
Mr. 13A moved Mrs. Basel 2ad to approved the resotntion to repay the foUowiag laterftind
Edacathw to Woildag Caah - $390,103.78: OBM to Worfchig Caah - $70,000.00; Bdacatloa to OMf - $10,000.00; Bdocatkia to B & I • S17.00e.00: edacatkm to IMIF - S2.00O.OO; BdMatioa to SAC«l-S15.7SO.0O Tbe awtioa OMrietf with 5 yeaa aadOaays.
Mr. Reid aiewMl Mr. 29rit 2ad to approve the Pall Hoasiag. Kapart far aahaiiwWa to CBMB. ne aodoa eaoiatf wWl 5 laaPiige2