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Regular School Board Meeting
l^e reqular meeting of the Huat¬ ley Consolidated Scliool Board was held on Wednesday, September 11, ¦with all members present excpt Dr. Grau.
A motion was made by Mrs. Thrun, seconded by Mr. Jirilt to accept the minutees of the pre¬ vious meeting as read; the motion carried, 6 yes.
A motion was made liy Mr. Bein seconded by Miss Mackeben to pay the regular bills. TItis was ap}>ro- ved, 6 yes.
A motion was made by Mr. Bein seconded by Mr. Jirilt to approve the appointment of Mr. Robert Peterson to become a substitute bus driver and to pay the expenses of Dennis Kwain to l)ecome quali¬ fied as a bus driver; this motion carried 6 yes. It was reported that after Mr. Kwain is qualified to 1>e a bus driver he will only drive his own class on field trips. It was stated that t^is will maice sure that a teacher will not have to be talcen from a class to drive a bus for the agricidture or any other class. The school now has 3 substitute bus drivers in addition to Mr. Kwain.
Purine tha discuision is waa brought ouFlhat'tRi? isa: 4 has St^ stndents. This is an overioad. The board is investigating the possibil¬ ity of re-scheduling the bus routes. Tlie board is also considering a territorial committee to loolc into the possibility of taldng in additional land on the fringe areas of the district Huntley's tax rate is lower than thi.se of otlier districts which surround it and it should be ad¬ vantageous to property owners to petition into the Huntley scbool district.
Bids on the proposed bus garage were opened and read from flve concerns as follows: F S, Inc. sub¬ mitted a bid of $19,492.42; Fralco Construction bid fl9,960; Bryant Builders $20,648.66; Boy Krohmer bid $20,900; and Morton Building $22,000. The building committee is investigating the woric done by these various builders. They will report on their findings at the Coattaned mi page Z
Police Report
Dennis Ball, 18, oflS So. Wood¬ stock St., was not injured in an ac¬ cident which occured at 4 a.m. on Sunday, Sept. 15, on the Huntiey- Harmony blacktop, ^3out one mile west of town .
He stated to McHenry County ^leriffs police that tie was east- bound on the blacktop road, when another car westbound in his lane of traffic, forced hkn to take the ditch.
Evidence at tlie scene showed that the car travelled about 60 feet off the road before striking a pole. There were no injurlee.
Scouts Plan Paper Drive
The Buntley Boy Scouts will hold a paper drive on Sator^, October 12.
Notke
The meeting at TOPS SUOAE SHUNNSBS tl^Hwe^ haa heea cancelled, since fli6 AmlricaA Ler- ion is uBiag the room for a dinnw meeting. TOPS' WOl meelk next w«ek at 6:41.
Wm Borchart Memorial Flag Pole Dedicated
Warran t Officer WUliam Bor¬ chart's Metnorial dedioatitHi was held Friday, Sept. 13, prior to the Ridmond-Huntley  footbal   Igame.
Larry Rasmussen, representing the dass <rf 1966, presented the memoricri of a flag, flagpole and marker. Accepting the memorial for the Board of Education was Si^i^ntenden tMarks.
Rev. F. Harm delivered tlie ded¬ ication speech. Bill's pastor chose "Three Vs" as his theme. The "Three F's" r«««sented the Flag, Field and Friends, all of which play¬ ed an important role in Bill's life.
FeUowing the dedicatioa, the family of William Borchart was in¬ troduced by Rev. Harm. The family attending the dedication were the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Bor¬ chart, brother, Wwrant Officer Rob¬ ert Ccmnors and wife, Carole, sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. TluMnas Harmon, and brother Barry Bor- cbarx, a current meml)er of the 1968 football team.
TTie ceremony was concluded by the raising of the flag to full staff by classmate. Larry Rasmussen, while the Huntley High School band, under the direction <rf lU^rt Tirk, played the National Anthem.
As the band, which had assembled at the flag pole i^yed die National Aatkem ,the y^te ««er*lB{aeitaut. The only light remaining was that of a spot light which was on the flag.
The Memorial Ceremony was planned by Athletic Director Glen Delaney.
....Pastor  Harm   dedication   speech In its entirety follows:
As we dedicate this memorial this evening there are three thoughts to which I would like to call your attention.
It seems to me to be quite signi¬ ficant that there are three "F's" in¬ volved in this gift of the class of 1966. Let me mention them briefly.
First of all there Is a Flag, a Flag to be raised on the memorial staff. A flag is much more than just a piece of cloth. Our flag sym- olizes for us all the Ijeauty and charm and high ideals of our na¬
tion. It's red stands for courage — moral courage as well as physical. It's white simboiizes purity, purity which cannot flourish amidst hate, fear and prejudice. It's blue stands CONTINUED ON PAGfe SiX
Huntley Takes Richmond 26 - 25
by Bob Wicke. Last Friday night Hantley crown¬ ed the Rockets of Richmond in a very tight game by the  score of 26 to 36. At this tbne Richmond coach Schneider is   stiU   writing, ' "Ohuck Ck>eiil eaa pass" as Chuck 'hit tvHbaek Barry Borchart witfa three touchdown passes of 45, 35, and 40 yards respectively. Barry also scored on a 80 yard run and
kicked two extra  points  to  score all 26 of Huntley's points.
Huntley drew flrst blood midway through lhe first period on a pass from Goehl to Borhart with Barry's kick for .the extra point good, Mo¬ ments later it was Borchart s<x>riflg again but this time he nrissed the conversion to give Himtley a lead of 13 to 0. At the close of the first quarter Gray scored for Richmond
with the extra point failing to give Huntley a lead (tf 18 to 6.
Richmond's Buchert scored ttie only toudidown of the second quar¬ ter and also ran Ijie extra point to knot up the score at the end (d the Half at la-aU.
In the third period Borchart a-
gain gathered in a Go^il pats and
kicked the extra point to give the
CottiaMd aa Pafa Safea
Grafton Twp. Board Meeting
The regular ndbeifng )pt thd Grafton twonship Board of Audit¬ ors was held on lliarsday, Sept¬ ember 12 at the Grafton township garage. AU members of the board were present
Fc^owing the routine reading and approvd ef minntes, authericatlon for payment of current billa. Mr. Curian Mathews was recognised. Mr. Mathews had been emi^yed by the township Board of Local improvem«its in 1966 to make a prelindnary survey of Westmore Gardens under House Bill 1478. FoUowing tfae preliminary survey of the Westmore Gardena area, Mr Mathews was to make a survey of tfae Crystal Vista area, contingent upon whether or not Cryital Viata was made a part of Crystal Lake.
Rather than making a pielimia- ary survey, Mr. Mathews made a complete survey of both tfae West- more Gardens area and Crystal Vista. Mr. Mathews alleged tfaat there is no such thing as a preUm- inary survey and that he had done the project as « wh(4e. Mr. Math> een is seeking |12,000. tar engineer ing fees, $1,213.47 for Westmox* Gardens, ttie area whkh ttie t«wa- ship maiotaias be w»k hit«d to d» the    perilmitery     eereefi     a$^*
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area. The latter area the township offidab have stated they dkl not intend to survey until after ttie annexation vote had been taken. The townahip oisicials were petit- Contiaued en Page lliree
Lions Club
The Huntley Lions Clvb met Tnesday night at 7:30 P.M. Presi¬ dent Cfaarles Lamb presiding. The meeting was hig^ lighted by the iniation of two new memben namely Lion Herb Egtgers and Lion Chuck Ehle. Lion Dick Kir- choff of Dundee was installing offi¬ cer.
The Huntley Lions Club irill a- gain be seUing^ Christmas trees this year. Uaa Bud Weber, diair- man of tile event stated that the trees have been ordered.
The Huntley Teener League baseball team, sponsored by ttie Lions Club, wiU be guests of honor at the next meeting Septemlier 24. the team finished flrst in the lea¬ gne.
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Huntley Scout Nifiht Planned
The Blackhawk Area CouncS has announced that it wfll again h<dd an open house at the Huntley School. The porpoee of ttie "Scoot Night" wiU be to enroU the Cub Scout and Boy Scouts into packs and troops fn- the coming year.
AU hoys interested In beging Cob Sctiati or Boy Scont* and tii^ parents are to attend tha session at f :80 P.M. on Wednewlay, Septembw 35, at the Hikiiiey Grade Sehool. All picaeat D«ai Mothns. Cubmaatnrs, Scootnuutm and Committee mambers are asked toattend.
CtA Scoote aad Boy Setmts ar| to eoaie to the "Scoot KUM" 1ft wdttam aad vtti ttMfar pehe/ta to now 6kvien aai meet ttie parents of potential memben.