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VOLUME 21-NUMBER 28 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22,1981
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REDSKINS PLAY WALNUT
i.asi rncUy, tne Kedskins traveled 100 miles to pUy top seated Walnut. Walnut was a tough opponent but • very clean playing, well mannered team. Previous to this game, Walnut had held their opponents to no scoring and beaten tbem by at least 30 pts. The Skins defeiuive line, was super, terrific, and stupendous. The offensive line did fairly well but let Quarterback Erath be sacked several times.
Following the game, the Walnut team treated the Redskms to refceshments.
In the 1st Quarter, Walnut took a 7-0 lead. Paul Drafall downed Perino at the SO. Walnut lost IS yds. on a penalty. Hansen stopped Perino at the 42. Pfaff & Erath held Von Holten to the 46. Livingston intercepted a pass at the Huntley 40 but it was ruled out
v.. uuuuu». Keynoios pushed Von Holten back to the 49.        •
Earth took the kickoff at the 30 but Huntley could not gain any yardage.
Erath kicked o£f and Perino took the ball to the 48 wfaere Schweiger stopped him. Newton downed Carr at the 43. Erath stopped Perino at the Huntley 27. Hansen, in a super play, intercepted a pass at the 20. On a penalty Huntley went back to the IS. Hansen went to the 16. Schweiger, in a great play, picked up a fumble and made a Redskin TD. The extra pt. was no good.
Reynolds kicked off in the 9. Perino took the ball to the 40. Reynolds & Martin held Perino at the 43. Martin downed Carr at the 47. Newton tackled Kelly at the Huntley 49. Livingston held Von Holten at the 38. Walnut lost S yds. on a penalty.
Hansen stopped Quarterback Holaway at the 37. Newton downed VonHolten at the 27. Grechis and Newton aopped Kelly at the 23. Carlock &. Reynolds downed Carr at the 18. Livingston held Von Holten to the 16. Grechla downed quarterback Holaway at the 13. Reynolds & Barrett tackled Carr at the 13. Carr went to the 3. Eisenmenger and Reynolds held Carr to the 3.-Von Holten made a TD for a 13-6 score. Newton went to the 40. Erath was sacked at the 30. Tbe half ended.
In the nezt half, the Redskins defense held Walnut to no scoring. Stever took the kickoff to the 3L^where Grechis tackled him. Martin A. Renolds downed Von Holten at the 34. Blonden was tackled by Martin at the 36. Newton held Holaway to the 45. Continued on Page 11
TRINITY LUTHERAN BAKE  &  RUMMAGE SALE
The Ladies Aid of Trinity Lutheran Church of Huntley will hold their Annual Rununage and Bake Sale on Saturday. October 24th at the churdi - one day only - from 9:00 am to 3:00 p.m. Clean, useable clothing, toys and household items will be on sale betides a variety of bakery itenu made by the members of ^e church.
CUBSCOUT
CHILI SUPPER NOV. 7
Huntley Cub Scoute have scheduled their annual Chili Supper for November 7. Cub Scouts are now going door-to- door selling their tickett for this deUcious dinner which iadjMles a large selection of bomemade salads, cakes and beverage. Tickets are $3.00 for adultt and $1.50 for children 5 thru 11. Tickett are alao available at the door. Serving time ia 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. This ia tbe Cub Sceutt main fund raiainc event tb sponsor tbeir programa. Come far a MidovM aiipper aad ¦oppoct yoor Sooalsl
MEETTHE CANDIDATES NIGHT
The Huntley Parent Teacher Organization is sponsoring a "Meet the Candidaties Ni^bt" Tuesday, October 27 at 7:30 p.m. in the new cafeteria in the grade scbool. Everyone ia invited to meet the candidates, Jbn Heavey and Terry O'Brien; to leam what tbey would like to contribute to tbe operation of our schoola; and to ask questions.
7th    GRADE    SLAVE SALE OCT. 24th
"SLAVERY" bas not been abolished, at least not bi huntley. The 7tb grade atudentt will be havbig a slave sale on Saturday, October 24. They will w<wk in 5 hour sbiftt (no mor«) between the hours of 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. Babysitting from 8 a.m. to 12 noon (no later). Buy a slave fbr $1.00 an hour and get your fall dean up done. Otber cbnea studente can belp with are: lawn wotk, car wash, windows (1st floor only), bouse cleaning, basemente and garages. Em¬ ployers will be re^ooaible lor tr>B«pottaticii to outlying amaa. Tb "reserve" a alaye, caU oae of
these numbers 669-5747, 669- 5840,669-5847, or 923-4570. For Saturday mommg calls, phone 669-5847.
SALAD LUNCHEON NOV. 4th
A complete salad bar plus a variety of otber sabds will oomj^bnent tbe Hot Tutkey Casserole and dessert menu far the Salad Luncheon on November 4 at tbe Huntley Congregational Church. Serving will be from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. A Holiday Craft Bazaar and Bake sale will run from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Pleaae ca^ 312-669-5711 for tidtete or special reservations.
ST. MARY'S CRAFT BAZAAR
Earn eztra Cbristmas money, display and sell your crafte at thd Huntley St. Mary'a Churcb Craft Bazaar on November 14, 1981. Tbe Craft abow. bake sale and ra£Be wiU be held from 10 am to 4 pm. Booth space is available at SIO.OO for a regubw booth and $5.00 far a batf boottt (card table aUe). All taUas and chairs wUI be fkiniiabed. To reserve apace, pboae 669^747. «69.S840 or 669.5180.
TRICK ORTAEATINQ
Saturday, October 31 from 10a.m. to4 p.m. PARK DISTRICT PAPTTY
Octotjer 31st at 6:30 p.m. atthe Gr'ade School Gym with a cc»tume parade and movie, "Hold That Ghost."
JAYCEES HAUNTED HOUSE
Thursday, Octotjer 29 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. and Saturday, October 31 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. in the Grade School parking lot.
SCHOOLBOARD AQENDA
Regular Meting October 22,1981 7:30-10:30 p.m.
1. Call te Ordar
2. Fledge lo tbe tta^ 3.Mfawtea
Approve    tbe    minutes October 8 meetbig 4. CiterfM Eapsrta
A. Career Educatbm (K-8)
B. Ubrary Ptoanm (K-12) 5.]
(revised)
C. Personnel
D. Feasibility    study    fbr County-wide Self-insurance
7. Sapeabitaadaafs Bapeits far
A. LTD change of carrier
B. Kisb wankee    Division (IASB)
C. NCA Pilot study 8. ~ 9.Ca
A. Activity Fund • September
B. Cafeteria    Report    - September
C. Siuunaiy     Report September
D. Occidental Health Insurance
E. School   Iiuurance   Fuad LTD
6. Sapatfateadaaf a 1
A. Startfaig   Salary   Bates: CUsslfied Peraonnel
B. Gifted PK^iKMal for RY82
LIONS CLUB
PANCAKE
BREAKFAST
October 25th is D Day for the Huntley Lion's Club Pancake Breakfast from 8:00 am to 1:00 pm at the Huntley American Le^on. The lion's serve a breakfast of pancakes, sausage and many other goodies. Donation is Adultt $3.00 and ChUdren (under 12) Sl.SO.
INSIDE THIS EOmON:
School Board Meetbig Page 6 Lions Club Meeting Page 6 Halloween Ads Pages 4. 7 & 11 Election Notice Page 8 & 9 A Liner or Two Page 10 FFA News Page II Grocery Ada Pages 3 & 16 Aee Uardwme Ad Sacttaa 2