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VOLUME 23-NUMBER 20 THUJRSDAY, SEPTEMBER I, 1983
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SERVnto THE PEOPLE OP HUNTLEl au.	
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Huntley Park District     i Aerobics
HUNTLEY HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETIC SCHEDULE
FOOTBALL Take the drudgery out of
getting fit by joining our Aerobics Gasses. Come and make   new   friends   while   )rou
Scot*   9 ""^^^    ^^    ***     music.     The
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WinnebaSO • Away toward   improving   neaabUhy.
^ muscle tone and your cardio-
Scpt*    17 vascular system. Classes start
* Sept.  7th.  and continue on  a
S. Beloit Away    momwy basis.
" Classes meet: Momings.  10
Sept*   24 ^-'"'   ^'°   "   a.m..   Mon.   and
* Wed.  Evenings,   7:30 p.m.  to
Richmond    • Away        S^O   p.m..   Mon.   and   Wed.
'' Over   40,   6:30   p.m.   to   7:30
Oct.    1 P*"- Wed.
. Moming classes are held at
Hampsliire Away the     ist.     congregational
* *^ Church.    A    baby    shter    is
Oct*   T provided for an additional fee
of 75 cents per child. Evening
North   Boone     *• ••••••   Home       classes   and   over   40   classes
are     held     at     St.     Mary's Oct*    22 Catholic    Church.    You    may
register    at    the     Ist.     class
Valley Luth .-Homecomins Home    session. The fee is sio.oo per
•' ^ month and you may attend as
Oct*    28 many  sessions   as  you'd   like.
Classes   are   continuous   year Central      ..... ..... . . . Home l      around with  a  short  break  at
Christmas and in the summer. N^OV      4 '^'"' "^''e information you may
^^jj    Huntley    Park    Dist.    at
Sandwich-Parents Nisht Home    669 3180 during regular omce
^ hours of;  Mon.  &  Wed.  9  -
Nov.  9 '•^ °'' ^** '^ *•* '^•
Regionals \     September 6
Tax Deadline
Gary W. Verdung, McHen¬ ry County Treasurer wishes to remind all real estate tax payers that the second installment will be due on Tuesday, September 6, 1983. The first faistallment was due on June 6,1983.
The annual delinquent tax sale will be held October 31. 1983 and the special property scavenger sale will take place the next day on Novemberl, 1983. To avoid the taxes being sold, delinquent InsuUments must be paid by Friday, October 28, f983.
"Every taxpayer shoukl carefully read the badi of the tax bill for detailed payment instructions. Also, failure to receive a tax bill does not exempt anyone from the obligation of paying real estate taxes and any applicable penalties" Verdung stated. The Treasurer's Office at the Courthouse may be reached by calling the Taxpayer Assistance Line at 815-338-6403.
As of August 15th. , S44,80S,808.68 has been collect¬ ed and distributed to McHetiry County's taxing districts. The total amount of real estate taxes to be collected this year amounts to $80,055,042,38. School in the couaty will receive 69.8<K or SSS,839.426.36: Otlca and Villages receive 8.6% or S6.911.196.95; McHeaiy County leceive* 7.7% or $6,172^2.01: Townships recehre S.8% or S4.664,664.96: Pire DistrkU receive 3.6% or 82,863.653.72; 'park aad ConaervatkNi IHatflctv
VOLLEYBALL
Sept. 1
North Boone Away
Sept. 6
Richmond Away
Sept. 8 Hampshire Away
Sept. 15 North Boone   Home
Sept. 19 Harvard  Away
Sept. 20 Valley Luth Home
Sept. 22 Central  Home
Sept. 27 Sandwich Home
Sept. 29
Richmond Home
Oct* 4 Hampshire .***..** Home
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P*T.O* Cash Giveaway
This is one raffle where you really can't lose. Either you'll win $2500, $1000, $500. or you will have made an investment in the children of Huntley.
Computer Education is a must for any well-rounded curriculum, but h is inipossi- ble to teach Computer Science without computers. That is why the PARENT TEACHER ORGANIZATION is running a cash giveaway raffle. We hope to raise at least $5000 to purchase contputers for the District. To date, we are elated at the response we have received from the community. Most people we talk to seem to t>e aware that we must begin to take a more active role in our chUdren's education; and this is one way to do it. Your support of thia raffle wili insure that needed equipment can )>e supplied so that our children can receive the "hands on" experience they will need to be competative in oollege and the job market.
If you would like more information about the raffle and how you may purchase your'ticket, contact either Don King at 669-5202 or Donna Heavey at 669-5636.
Variety Show And Spaghetti Dinner
The First Congregational Church of Huntley will be presenting a Variety Show along with a Spaghetti Dinner on October 7th. Watch for further details.
Letter of Thanks
Huntley Merchants,
We, the members of Early Times Street Rod Club would like to thank ynu for your generous gifts to our August 14. rod run. Your support added to the success of our run, at which we had over 180 cars.
Thank you again.
Early Times Street Rods
Booster's Club
Meeting
Scheduled
The next meeting of the Huntley Athletic Boosters will be Wednesday, September 7th. The meeting will be held at the Huntley American Legion at 7:30 PM. All members and all interested in becoming members are invited to attend.
Notice
Huntiey Park District Office ,wiU be dosed Ubor Day weekend.