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VOLUME  15 —  NUMBER   15
THURSDAY,   JULY   11.   1971
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M9-5621 — II No Aoiwer 459-0998
459-14M
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FRANK PARISEK
PO 192 HUNTLEY. ILL
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Annual Huntley Firemen's Day    {"^y
The Anmial Firemen's Day will be held this Sunday, July 14th at the HuntJey VElage Square. Water fights will take place on Coral Street at 1 p.m. The above pictures show the winners of la.st year's water fights and on^' thr matches iw^tween the children. It is estjmate<i thai cightren teams will paiflicipa-to in tins event. In nrliViticn lo the rofi.iilar waVc- fights bvolwctMi firemen, the wlvc^ of the firemen and children also have water fights with spi'cial ho.ses at street pressure.
School Report
Schools are busy but the childron are gone. The classrooms have no ohildrtn but the ciistodiai .staff is cleaning lights, ceilings, walls and waxing floors. Desks receive a thor¬ ough cleaning before they are lineJ up in the nxm awaiting studente to use them again for the first day of th3 new school year August 2.'i.
Before the custodial staff com¬ pletes the summer chores, doors will be varnished, walls painted, roofs iiepaired. and windows washed.
In the office's Administrators and secretaries are preparing orders in preparation for tiie new year. Trucks unload saipplies which n\ust be checked against orders and distri¬ buted. Bills must be prepared for payment at the next board meeting.
School buses are being repaired and checked to insure passing the semi-annual safety check.
Persooal to fill vacancies must be selected before the school bell rings again in the fall.
Intermingled with a preparations is the completion of the end of the year reports dealing with student attendance, transportation, vocation¬ al education and the lunch itx»n.
The schools are busy even thiouigh school is out and it is vacation time.
June Fire Report
The ni:;nt,li of June was reasoniabiy quiet for the Huntley Fire Depart¬ ment. There wa.s a total Of 14 alarms sounded. Four rescue, foirr fires, and six false alarms^
TVi'^ W;ite'- Fight team invites evciycne to attend the annual Fire. n1;in'.^ day this Sunday. July 14, on ¦Ik ,';(iu:trn There will be approxi- malelv 18 teiuns frolti various towns ccmpe'inu' I'cr the fiist place trophy. Come on out and have p-n enjoyable tdme.
The Kos( uo team would like to re¬ mind ymi that during these hot days over exertion can cause complica¬ tions. Heat exhaustion and heat stroke are deadly. If you bave any questions contact a mem-ber of the Department.
School Registration August 13 & 14
School i-cgi,stration for grade school will be August 13 and High Sc^o;•l will be August 14 for District 158. parents of new students, stu¬ dents entering Kindergarten, fiftfi and ninth grade are reminded that physicals will be due on the above dates. Finst day of school for stu¬ dents will be August 26.
NOTICE
There will be a Spedai Meeting of the Huntley Park Distriot Board on July 31st, 1974, for the sde pur. pose of acting upon the proposed combined Annual Budget and Ap- pnoiiTiation Ordinance of the Hunt¬ ley Park District, for the fiscal yeaj- beginning May 1st, 1974 and ending April 30th, 1975,
School Board Meeting
by  D«Ni|t  StricUaad
The monthly sohool board me:ting was held tetsi Monday. Jidy 8 in the rcTi-J of Education rscm of the high school ACfl hoJird membens were present with the exception of Mr. Slatting
The minui'es were exanvrned by the bravd. A motiion was made by M.r. Rond and seconded by Mr. Rrett.schneider to approve Che inin- mr^. The motion carried all ayes.
Tho r'^xt cTder of business was 'o p-'v the bills. A motion was made by Mr. B-e'itschneider fo pay the m>"Tithly bills. The motion was sec¬ onded by Mr. Ruth. Tliis motion carrieri all ayes.
A motion was made by M.rs. Smp. ¦wn and seconded by Mirs. Jones to trnn'sfer $375.05 from the Edu- ca'ion Fural to the Imprest Fund. The  motion oarried  all   ayes.
Mr. Marks pointed out to the board that the cydone fence by the old tennis courts is rusifing away. Vari¬ ous renadrs have becTi made on the fence, but all have been tempiariary. No permanent aoticn was tiaken on this.
Mr. Brettschneider then gave the lu'ldinir report. He r>oifited out that a >iii'd'ng committee hs been form- ¦i. Or" c' the prsblesns fadnig this ««nmittee is a new higli sdioo) f< m c< •m'vlex. Prices and poseibte srtc-s fcr tiiis wouild have to be found and later would be presented to the publ'C flt an open meeting. It was decided by the board that an op?n mee'inf; will be held on August 19 ."t 8 p.m. in the high sch03< library.
Mrs. Jones th€Ti gave an intsuitance I'Ttii territory report. She suggested that the sctiool stay with the present situdent insurance. A mcrtion was made by Mrs. Jones and seconded by Mr. Brettschneider to once a^jain give the inBurance bid to Guarantee Trust and Life. The motion oarriodi 6 ayes, no nays. It wias also decided to stay with the $20.00 fee for foot¬ ball insurance.
A letter was received by the boanl from Nancy Liska, the English-Ger¬ man teacher in l;he high school. She wias iiequesdng a full year leave of absence for personal reasons. A mo- carried 4 ayes and 2 nays. Mrs. Saiipson and Mr. ZiHer oaBted the nay votes.
Mr. Mairtcs recommended thtat Lu¬ cille Koch once again be given the duty of ddstriot ttresurer for a two- yoar term. Her saflary woudd be $625.00 per year. A motion was made by Mr. Bond and seoooded by Mr^. Simpson to apptant her as the distriot treasurer. The mWdon cffl"- ried all ayes
Next on the agenda was substitute teadier salaries. Tliese satories have remaned at $25.00 a day since the fall of 1968. It was reoonunended by Mr. Marks that tf»is be changed to $30.00 a day. A motion was n>ade by Mrs. Jones and seconded by Mrs. SSmpson to change these salaries to $30.00 per day. The motion car¬ ried 5 ayes and 1 naiy with Mr. Ruth casting a nay vote.
The 1974-75 hM^ sidiDol tendlxxric was examined. A fetv minor chants were made in it A mobBoa wae made by Mr. Bond iand seconded by Mr. Ruth to acceiit this handbook as corrected. The motion camied all ayes.
Next on the agenda was tlie sub¬ ject of book rented. A mottoa wiaa made by Mir. Slier and saoaadtsA by Mrs. Jones to set die book romtel fee aft (IQ.OIX UN) aagm as Coontinaed on Page Two SCHOOL BOARD
2nd Annual Pineerest Classic
Hlinois section of P.GA. phis 10 additionail frofeesjonal golfers from throi^hout the midwest anea wiU pai tidpate in ttie seoond annual Pine- c"est Classic Pfetured abive is Mr. Al Biaily, rl^, with Mr. and Mrs. Herb JacWsch, owners of Pineerest C'T^f cni«=e as he received the aip after winning' last yewr's toumament. Many of t*ie pwjfeesionais are play- prs or former tour pteyere. SevarsJ are active in tlie ootrent or worid tou-s. Tee off time or the classic 15 today, July lltti at 10 a^n. AM r( *h<- net pt>ceeds from the Kne- cresit Classik; are divided between Wboid3:ock ChOdnm's Hiom* and Windgate school for Retairded Ohil¬ dren.
Police Report
July 6. 1974, 12:28 a.m. Officers responded to a prowler call in the area of N. Woodsttook St Oftfcers checked area with no resuMs.
July 6, 1974, 4:00 ajn. Severn citizens repwted a disturttanoe In the area of E. Main, suposedly in- xxilving patrons from a kwal tavem. Pcliec responded to area and spot¬ ted seveM indlvidualb fetwlRg tiw airea. No arrests were made.
.July T. 1974, 12:45 a.m. OMteere on patrol kioated two youths prowl- in« about ttw area of the Fattn Ser¬ vices BuiltSng ari E. Main. Both hoys were appreliended and pbiced on station adjustment.
July 7, 1974, 3:00 aJn. Ottcers reispKmded to a distuitance eitf in front of Ootenan's Taip, E. Madn. It was repotted there wtas a fij^ in progress. Offieers found several subjects in what appeered to be an intoxicated oonditton. lit was re¬ ported to the pottoe a flgM had taken ptaoe but that no one wMied to sign oompla&tts. Police reciuested that aU penons dkinkang oa the Village streete depart the area. No arrests were nMMe.
P»llM|lapN«l«r|«Be, 19T4 OotnpMnts HandHd — Al»nm oaiHa 6, aorson 1, asiAtS. 5, animnl S, auto aecUeate 5, awault %, battery 3, biM«tatv C< IxwilMy atttins/taA 3, wadiMten 11, dtenSeily ooaduot 5, fire oallB 2, Ja«Mi« rwiipjrtniii 4, k*ao<AaAAim 3, niac.  iiiiiii<glgt> 4,
Speaking of Bemehall
by Deaf Strickbndi
The HunUey Uttle LeiB0Qe team played one game tost wede, wdkii was at Wiaacb last TUesdl^ nlt^ They expetienoed a 1-0 kvs, a game In wMch cMKh pitcMnt«« aujparti. Wiasco aoKid onlr get one hit eff Hunttey hviler Jim Kearas, y^Aie Huntiey had three hitt. Weaeo 90or«l 'hrir tone nm ki tbe Ofeolm '"¦'''>¦ Adam Bruasebofl, Dtafli^ MmatiW. Dawiy Stiaflbaum, and Jim KtaariK bed Hits M the vieiton.
Huntfejr's Ptmf UiiiRa» iaam, tka thdr Little Lelasue team, htd Jwt one game last week. They ptagred a totmiameAt ^me at home l«it Tuesday nl^ a^nat Mia|4e nai4. Huntley pi(xMn« oouldnt quite *> the job as the home team arffeied a 14-4 loss. Detiness halted the game after four innlngi. HoflUey bad joat one hit conjured to Mai]le Piark's total of seven hols. MtM^l* Tfa*. Boorod all the runs ttiey needed «Mi tlwse taAies in ttie firat innlBi: and aaamtt in the Meoni imttus- HunMey had two runs in both the Ititid qnd iaaaih inniagi. Doen Pfaff had Hurtgey's oidy hk.
Huntley's CUt Lonont twm ftas^i two games lost week, Mh of tiMn against Centn^ Nottfi. Cealnd N<«lt> defeated Hunftley Iaat Mantar wisht, 11-0, and wan agw^ Iaat WtthaU Aas tiieA hr • more at 11-2. Utm- day ni«i)t saw iMtii)« QanlM NaiMk's bats oome aliv* «ii|h aewm hilp. Theii iAbat!A waa smehaA by a four- run thiid iaaiaer aaMl* af»««»fBaitti inninff. Huntiey oould only |»t ane m off Gtelrt^ Nocdi'a MiMt Mic- Gi«w, a staSte by Dave UndMy. Things didnt go much better Wed¬ nesday ni«ht es Ce«to«d NMh had etglit hits and had Hk nn pmilae> tion in the first two inmiq^. Hmt¬ ley had ttvee Mte and two inos off three diffarent pitcfcers. TfaifilBiiat, Dan Ottwadorf, and Laae* Lanib had HuaBay Wto.
pemoBai injiry 4, uiBiito' otA 3, sex coaq^aaii* 1, tfaetts 0, tttaSm atr tempted 2, tralttc oontfladet 4.
Other Dutica HHMiM ^ rWMl. buainEss chacte, cBMrt tiHWUiani ai, traffic coatrtH, juvenile cawKtia^, fbot patKt, mti tewtdae laiAuiaa.
TV«ak Tickets Innad — atap sign 2, D.WJ. 2, ia«abp«r Iwa uBa«e 1, open lifiNr i, Mara t» yield I, carelew drMng 1, apaadhv 16, driviOR on reyooattoa 1, i*> vaUA drivers license 1, iwattamigri ve¬ hide 1.
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