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VOLUMI-:   II   —  NUMBFR  38 THIIR.S,  DKCFMBER 24,   1970
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669-5621  -  If  No Answer 459-0998
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•RE SURE YOU ARE RICHT. THEN GO AHEAD"
Darid Oorkott
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Free or Reduced liUiK h Program {{Huiitlev
llimtlov roinmiiiiit\ ConsolidaU-d Dist. 158 annmiiKi"- the cslaMish iiuMit fit -,{ |->i)li(.y ti lioU'niiine chil¬ dren ('litihlf to ri'C( i\i' I'rco "r re iliiccd pricf luni-ho I ho school (lislrict, lias loiii; rco{,ni/''() tho nocii for helping'' iiicot the mitrifional nopci.s of stiidonls. A \u'll-bal;\nced, nutritious lunch is sfr\od oach school d;n ill tho 1. .llouiiig attendance c(-ntoiS: (iiadp tV IJiuli Schuul.
Tho charijc to studrnts who can pay is >5 and ¦I'ic dail>. Howo\er. since some families may find i* diffi(aill lo iniy ihe full price for their chilli)en. Ilie school will pro¬ vide these lunches free <ir at a re¬ duced price to lhos<" children deter- mined eliciblo.
Ruhv Hehl^erj;. ( ateffria Manages the authority lespnns'lile for making detoriniiialions.
(•¦aniilies who belifne that their children may be elieriblo for free or reduced price lunches arc urced to apply, c (ipies ol the application form and information r(\t!ardiiiy pro¬ cedures for application w(>re sent to parents neiinibei ISth. Additional copies may b, (ihtained nr the com¬ plete distiiLt (lolicy may be reviewed b\ any uiieiescd person ai Super¬ intendents Ofli^e. (he ocmpleted application. si|:n<'d i\v an adult fani ily niemlier should be sent to R>il)\ HehborK. C af(>l<'ria Manager. Such applications will be res jewed within five days and the family will be notifie<l in writing ol the decision made information provided nu the afiplicaiion ujll lie held in the strict¬ est confidencr- necisinHs for ap |)ro\al uill be based primarily on the fLmiiK jni.ian(> level according to a Nalion>il guideline used by jiartici- patin^ schools throu.uhout the t.'nited States and pres>.iibed by the Secre¬ tary of AK-riciiltiirc, as indicated below. Any unustinl circumstances or hardships wtiich effect the fam¬ ily's ability to pay for the lunches will also be considered. If a family is not satisfied with the decision made regarding theii a)iplicati<)n. they may appeal the request to Superintendent, I.eRoy Nfarks, who will revii'w the application to try to make   satisf.actoj y    arrantjements.
Ilif- district i)olicy will be applied fairlv and unilorinlv lo all cliildfvri and will be cffctiixe .[anuary 1. I't/I. Parents who believe they may ipirilify aic tir.iied to a[)l)ly as it :s the sinceri> desire r,f the district In reach every child who may need the benefit of ,1 nutritious lunch at sshool.
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Minutes
Ihe regular meeting of the •Boaid if Iducaiion of .School District 1.^8 was h(d(l in the High School Build¬ ing on December 14. 1970 at 7:45 f M.
i;pon roll call the following an¬ swered present Mr. Jirik, Mr. Bas- tian, Mr. Michelsen. Mr. n<'in, Mr. Hrandwein and Mr. Stading. Mi.ss Mackehen alisent.
I A motion made by Mr. Bastian and 2nd by Mr. Bcin to approve of the tentative proposal for the VcK'a- tional lulucation Advisory commit¬ tee .as submitted by the stiring com¬ mittee. Motion carried. 6 yoas & 0 nays.
2--,\ motion made by Mr. Michel- sen and 2nd by Mr. Brandwien to .approve ol' the- minutes as read. Motion carried 6 yeas & 0 nays.
<—,\ motion made by Mr. Brand¬ wien 2nd by Mr. Bein to pay the following bills. Motion cairied (•> yea^ & 0 nays. .\ltinan ( amer.i Co. Inc. American ( heniic<il
Society American Heritage
Publishing Co. Inc. American f-.ducation Pub. American Library Assoc. .Smerican National Bank
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6,00
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.^2.50
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American  Technical Society      24.90 .¦\merican   Textile .Vlanu.
Institute. Inc. 7.00
¦\ndeison  Mectric 12.00
.\rt  Drapery Sludios. Inc. 60.00
(taker S: Taylor Co. 21.00
llreliei   Music Co. 42.7.1
Bro-Darl   Inc. " .V8."i
Butler  Auto Parts 22.90
C arilunal Office Supply 14.44
C (>nco Instruments Corp. ."12..^0
t ollier-Macmillan Co. 31.22
Commonwe.alth l-dison ( o. 1,11.1,72
D (S /   iran.sler 700.(M)
D'.n s Super Vain 6.'i.62
Tdui-aiional   Tund 143.40
I vcM-ett-Tdwards Inc. 28.00
TIgiii ( onimunity College 4.248.30
I Igm  key   iS:  I ock Co 7,.16
(ield   Lnterprises I0.(.5^
( arl  Fischer of C hicapo 4.89,,
lend  Dii Lac School U
Supply Co. 2,970.121
l-'ox Llectric Supply CD. 47.20 ¦
Ciame Time Inc. 42.9.1,': .Arthur C>arlieb Hampshire Register
Hansen Heating (
Hen Hansford Chev. 2'1 Harris 1 rust &  Savings
l?ank 10,64.1.30l
Haydens Sport Center 340,801
Heineman Hardware Co. 357.27J
Hertzber New Methinl Inc. 23.181 Holt, Riiiehart & Wiaston.
Inc. 48.381
Hum lew   I-armside 13.70j Huntley  Material  Handling
Co. 2
Illinois  Bell  Co. 37
Illinois Cleaners 1
Illinois l-iducation Ass(k-. I
Inl.ind Supply Co. (¦
I avry   Kahl-lntramurals ^
Karnes Music 1 Katherine l.epgce,
intramural 27.( Katherine Leggec-
coUego cr. 4 (    Wm. Leggee-mileape
Little C3il Cio. 2C
Marengo  Elementary  Dist. '
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Continued on Page Two
Christmas Program
On Wednesday. December 16. the annual elemenlury school C hristmas program vsas held in the auditorium of the Ihmtlev School. The title of the program this year was Santa T and featured students from kinder- s^arlen through eighth grade.
The program started with an over tore, Ihe (hristmas Prayer, played by the Jr. High School b:ind and sixth grade band. Follow ing the overture the kindergarten clas.ses sang Jingle Bells and Santa and his elves. 'The first graders appear"d next singing Mr. Santa and Jolly Old ¦St. Nicholas. Next came the third prEriers who sang It's beginning to look a lot like Chrkstnias, Deck the Halls, and I saw mommy Kissing Santa Claus. The second graders then sang Rudolph the red nose Raindoer. Frosty the Sno^vman. and Susy Snow Flake. The fourlh grade then sang all I want for C hristnris is My two front teeth and C-H-R-l- S-T-M-A-S. The Jr. High ctiorus ap¬ peared next on the program singing, with Children, co where 1 sent thee. Tittle lord and Oh little Town Of liethleh'-m and Deck the Halls and 1 saw   Mommy kissing Santa Claus.
I he finale was presented by the ,!r. High School hand and the sixth grade band. Vocal and instrumental sideclions on the program were in- tersperced throughout a play, the plot of which .set in a psychiatri>t office. \ man came in claiming that ho was Santa Claus. and the fun of the analysis office began from there. The cast of the play was comprised <>f: John C'rafr.li. narator: Wayne C~irau, .secretary: Pam F'dman.son. Psychiatrist: Dave Wille, Santa: fJrant .'^wanson, & Jerry Hight elves: Mark Bretschneider judge and sales man: Betty Cioerlit/. Dawn (iarrelts Rudol[)h: David Ciraske. Frosty: Sue W'elt/ein. Susy .Snow I-lake: (tail Ackman and Ellen F.rvin 2 central incisors; Steve Hacklei hustler and beggar: Paula Roeslrne mother I and 2; Kevin Kamphousin, father 1 and 2; Piano accompianist for the play and choral rendition were Pam .lirik and Mrs. Gloria Christianson. Audio and visual effects were Hal Shott and Randy I.egee and technical were Randy Legcc and Randy Bo- j ley. John Spinclas, Mike Schweiger 'Peg Sigrist and Sue Burgess. Teach ers in charge of this prograin in¬ cluded Mr. Con Hicks author and dramatic director, Mr. Bill I^gee. vocal music, and Mr. Hank Wo/.neil. ':/ instrumental music. The program was presented lo a packed house. Many of whom were heard to com¬ ment that it was the best pri^duction of its kind they had seen. ,\t the end of the production Sant;i made his .appearance on stage and distributed candy to .students and pre-schoolers. J Santa was contacted and lold of the program through the efforts of the Huntley Lions CTnb and for that f reason made his pre-Christmas ap- (X^arance.
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We would like to wish dl of our Friend.s A Very .Merry Christinas and a Happy and I'ro.spcrous New
I Year.
[.Mr. & Mrs. Mtelvin Ewert & Family