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VOLUME  16 — NUMBER 13
Thursday, njNE 26, 1975
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H. Jackisch Western Sr. Champ     F^^g Burning
June 29
D. Borhart Installed Lion President
Herb JacUscb, o?nier of Pincrest Golf and Country Club, won the Western Senior General Stoclt Play Tournament held durinc the ast week. The tournament Is held in Pinfihurst. N.C. Golfers from aU over the country congregate for this annual event. The 54 hole medal play tournament include such famous players as Curtis PersonSiTruman Connell, "Spec" Goldman ai^ Tom Draper, all winners of many national senior golf tourna¬ ments.
Herti was first round leader with a score of 69. In the second roundy he fell back to one shot behind the leaders. In the third and final round, he won the tournament with a birdie by holing-out a bunker shot. He won the tournament by two strocks with Truman Connell in second place. Tliere were 188 players in the tournament.
Mr. Jackisch received a gold bag enscribed "Western Sr. Champ 1975" and the Traditional white champion jadc^
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Jaycees Hold Charter Night
The Huntley Jaycees held their Charter dinner last Friday at the American Legion Home. Barry Bor- ohart was installed as the club's first president. The dub is com¬ prised of young men between the ages of 18 to 35. It is dedkjated to conunumty betterment. Ttawugfa- out the year the organdzatioo wiS do projects. Other clutos bave built ¦rain sheitefS, parks aod ottier serv- kce conununity orioiited proje<*6.
The  first iprojedt, «h«   Hantiey
Club, undertook was tho cleaning i^ of the triangle at Route 47 and Main Street.
A delicious roast beef dinner was served at the installation by the American Legion Auxiliary. The club has approximately twenty mem¬ bers and is looking for more. Many of tite members from the CXmdee Club, who extended the Huntley charter dinner were there to launch the new olub.
The .Vm.Tican Legion Post No. 67.1 (f Huntley, Illi:~ois, ¦will hold a Flag Burning Ceremony on Sundiay, Juno 29th at 2:0() p.m. The ce«v inony will be held in front of the Post Hoii;e en Coral 9^.x!et.
When the flag cf our eoimtry he- c ms un enicealjle due to wird, rivin or titlirr causes, it riiust not \}o r:asu3lly discarded, hut must he hon- ot-ahly disposed of by proprr bu:n- ing.
For fcliis. we pre holdimp tl'.o ce.-e- niouy. Any rcsiden-t cf Hunl!-sy who has a fray d. fad?d o.r torn flajr may bring it to tho Legion Home up to noon on Sunday, the day ol the burning.
Kveryone is welcome to pay rer speot to the flag by attendkig this ceremony.
Bicentennial Events
BICENTENNIAL FILM SHOWING The Village of Huntley Bicenten¬ nial Commission will teve a "Movie Night" on July 1st at 7:30 p.m. at the Congix^gational Church Hall.
Two films will be shown. One was made by the State of lilinods and explains and shows how to celebrate the Bicentemual. The other film is a history of the flag of ow country and the events wluch created it and which have kept it a symbol of freedom. "Rje showing is onie-toi( (te) hour of historic fads aAd gij|s»\jfenraf»e a chance to re¬ live our, paSltfH*ory.
There is no charge for this Wid we hope many residents, inolu^ns children ot all ages, will attend our free film night «i the Isit of luly.
125 Birthday Events
HUNTLEY'S HISTORICAL   . . OUn.T <"50NTEST  ..   	
Ladies (and gentlemen) of ths Hunitley communilty are asked to participate in the making of a His¬ toiical quilt. A $25.00 Savings Bond will be awarded to the pea-son who makes  the pirizewinning  square.
Muslin squares wUl be made available to each contestant and each one is asked to make whatever .%he or he chooses pertaining to the hi-story of Huntley. TTie square will then be put together by wmen's groups of tho oommunity and then) qilted. After it is completod it wiH he Sold either by auction or dona¬ tions with the money going into the 125th  Anniversary  Fund.   .
More information, ndes and mus¬ lin Squares are available by calling; Mns. Ruth Plane at 66<^508I. K is hoped by the committee that we will have enough people participatr ing to make more than one quilt
PLTNS CONTINUE FOR A YEAR OF GALA CELEBRATION .. .. T^e combined committees for the celebration of the BiCeoftemiiai andl Huntley's 125th Annivensary met alt the Legion home June 17th. Mra. Hedy Ijeopard, Bioentennial chair¬ man, aiuioimoed the dates ftir many up-coming events. July 1 will be the showii^ of Bicentennial films and a later <iate to be annoutioed fcH* the official opeoing and flag dedication for Huntiey. Other events scheduled at this time ei« a Ped^ dlor's Day on August 16tlh of this Contlnned on Pate Two. 126TH BIRTHDAY
The Huntley Lions Oub held their liil^sUatiod cf Officers Sotunday, June ai, with 77 memtoens, wives and friends at^tending. This was the largest number ever attending such an event. Deput District Govenior IjCO Krumme of Crystal Lake was the installing Officer. Thise Instal¬ led: President, Dei Borhart; 1st Vin^ Presiden*, Eddie Hays; 2nd Vice Presddent, Chuck Ruth; 3rd Vice President^ick David; Lion Tamer, A. Tom Swanson; Tailtwisters, Jim Weirtch and Dennis Budlsiiisld; Dir¬ ectors, Roo Stroupe, Art Wicke, John Mattingly and Don Kohley; Seeretary-Tlreasurer,   Chuck   Lamb.
Prior to Ihas lion President Mel- sin Ewert called u?>on Lion Bud Webber to make a Sjpedal Presen¬ tation. Mr. Weber commented on a I)erson who had devoted 20 years to making the Huntley Lkms Grade School Basketball Tournament a huge success. The biggest in the State, and for these efforts, the Hurley Lions were presenting lion Olcn Delaney with a special Haque depicting the engraved picture of tho 1955 fifth and sixth grade team, which he coached that year. Mr. Delaney received a standing ovat¬ ion.
lion Piesident, Mel Ewert, then oalled upon Mr. Krumme to present another award to Lion Glen Delaney, thds an Advanment Key from lion International President John Balbo. This for meoAer achievement. Pres ident Ewert then caited forth Seo retasy Church Lamb to piresent him with a pensonal gift; for bis work the past yeas. In Mr. Lamb's re¬ marks, lie staited that over $3200 bad been (fistributed into Blind Tct- ivities and Conununity Functaons this pats year.
New Lion Presideat, Del Borhart, was then installed. In hfe dosing lemaiks, he hoped that everyone ¦fMX give him tiie slupikirt tfaey have given him tbe past few wedcs.
Hie next meeting of tbe Hudtley lions did) wfll be at Floyde Res¬
taurant on July 29th at 7:30 P.M.. ^      .eilacfa Lainb
School Board Minutes
This being a continued of the regular meetng of J<me^9. 1975, now being b^d ia tfae High SiJhool Building, Hurttley, 10{iiois»a Jure 16, 1975 at 7:30 pjn.,        h*
Upon roll call the foUowiiK lb> swened present Mr. Ruth, Mr. BbAd, Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Jones, Mr. Zfflr er, Mr. Brettschnexier and Mir. S^- inp. None  absent.
At 7:30 p.m. the Board went iiii> an executive Geasion untH 14:25 p.m.
A motion made by Mr. Ruth an|l 2nd by Mrs. Sim psan to increase all classified salaries by 5% to tU employees hired before June 1, 1975, and to climinalte the daasified aatt cry schedules. Motion cairied 6 yeas and 1 nay with Mr. Brett¬ schneider casting the nay vote.
A motion mode by Mr. Ruth end 2jnd by Mrs. Jones to approve with regret the resi^rnataon of Keith Brown. Motion carried 7 y<e«s and 0 nays.
A nv>tion made by Mr. Bond and 2nd by Mr. Stading to oontinue this continued regular meeting on Jun4 25, 1975 at 7:30 p.m. MoUon cuiieA 7 yeas and 0 nays.
Notice Civil Defence
The Huntley Civil Defeone oiraa wm be ttested <»i Jidy l«t at 10:3p ajn. The Aren wfll sound for (fame
minutes. ' *
Notice
Doe to tbe Holtdajr nMk, pieaao have yoor oo^ ready by S«OS pjs. Monday, Jane 30 fbr BMt waeim paper.
THE HUNTLEY FARBIEIM