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volume 16 -- NUMBER 8
THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1975
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Memorial Day Program
The American Legion, Poet 673 has iiaued a coidial iBvitatdoa to tfae reaidents f Hunitley to attend aod partk^te In Memorial Day Sarviaes on Mday, May 30, Com¬ mander Robert Scbuhz of Poet 673 apnouneed. Ibe tradKkmal rites wfll be gki at 10:30 at tbe Hundey Amerioan Legko Home. ' The parade to the oSiudteay will proceed from the Legion Home. There wil tie an impressive pro¬ gram at the ceautfteay this year, oonskltliilg of tbe: Invocation by Rev. JRred Harm of tbe Trinity Lutheran Cluvcfa, Recitation of "In Flanders Field," fay Mary OmIberK, Solo sung hy Mr. WlUiam Leggee, followed by (he G|KiadGer for the day, Rep. Cal Skinner, Jr. of Oryatal Lake. Presi¬ dent Don Enstrom or a representat. tv« wU then read a Proclamation fer the Bioeatennial, and Hedy Leon ard, tiie Chahman, 'wfll addrcae a Dew brief leinmls afcout ooolng ContlBued oa Page Tkree MEMORLAX DAY
Proclamation
WHEREAS, Thousand of gallant of gallant Americans have paid the supreme sacrifice for the preservat¬ ion of our precious American herit¬ age; and
WHEREAS. It is bth fitting and proper that a special day foe set aside to pay tribute to their deeds as weB as honor tbe miUlons of Americans who wore the uniform of our country with honor in time of war and have also passed away into eternity; and
WHEREAS, More than a century ago tbe first order was issued for a nationwide observance of a day )*designated for tbe purpose ot strewing with flowers w otherwise decorating graves of comrades 'who died in defense of their country;" and
WHEREAS. Such a special day of ccMiimemoration provides not only an occasion for expression of patr riotic unity, but also rededication of our efforts to achieve the ultimate goal c^ an honorable worid peace to jConthiaed on Page Two PROLAMATION
Scht>ol Ctdendar
Satuday, May 24 — Pram at (he
Bam Wt Barrington. M(»day, May 26 — No School Toeaday, May 27 — OAA Bao-
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Fridagr, May 30 — MtiMste Oaor . NO SCHDOU Sunday, June 1 — Bacoahwreate Moodior, June 2 — mgh Scbool Exam
Beguiar dismissal tkne K-6 8:30 - 9:43 Award Aseen^ 9:50 - 11:05 4th period teats 11:10 - 12:25 2nd period test 12:25 - 1:20 Lunch 1:10 . 2:25 6th period tests Tuesday, June 3 — High School Exam
8:30 . 9:45 l&t period tests 9:50 - llr05 3rd period tests H:10 - 12:25 5<Ui pertod tests 12:25 - 1:10 Lunch 1:10-2:25 th period tests Wedneaday June 4 — No School Thuaday, June 6 — Laat day of School — Eepoit oarda
Ihunsday, June S — Mb Orade OraduatioD
Friday, June 6 — Higb Sdiool OtaAiittoo
Huntley Little League
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South  MSdta fiarfc Date Dia.      Dia.      Ola
June 9 3*14ft83Jb6
June 12 aii4«fcl2*5
June 16 tk*   2 tti   t^ 5
June 19 5&3   6*24*1
June S3 5ft61ft34t:2
June X 6lc3    1*25*4
June 30 5&2   4ft3I*fi
July 3 5*14*63*2
July 7 1*43*52*6
July 10 2*46*5   3*1
Last Team listed is home team Gamea start at 6:30 PM
1 - Giants - Creen _ Btt Brwrnam
Bob Hil^
2 . Cubs - Blue Ket* BtacfaMll •
Dick Spears
3 - SoK • Red • Man Meny -^ Sm
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4 . Dodgers . Marooto - Jim Bicnk -
Bob SatOM
5 -Ptratee - Gold • WMMn llwwiu
Dave Vaalb
6 • Sfanaa _ Oranga
Un-Official Llection Returns
A toM of S16 vote* were cast la $750,000 bond eiectlaa to build and equip a gymnasium at the Huntiey 90^ SolioOl Iwl Saturdgy, May 17. Of VbaA total, 284 voted YES and 222 voted NO with 10 spbiied baiktai
School Board Minutes
The leguier meeikm of tbe Boanl or EdaoaMon, o{ School Diat. No. 158. Hunley ConsoUdited School. Huntiey, nikiois, was held in tbe trfgh school buiUBng on Magr 12, 1975 at 7:30 p.m.
Upon itA call the following ao- •wered present Mr. Bood, Blia. Jones, Mrs. Simpson. Mr. Ruth, Mr. ZOer and Mr. Stading. Mr. Sttttr schnfeder absent.
A motion made by Mts. Jones and 2nd by iiSrs. Sknpson te tfiprove of the minutes as read nd correcAed. Motkm catried 6 yeas and 0 nay.
A mcMoa made by Mr. Ruth aad 2Dd by Mrs. Jones to pay the regu^ Im- monlMr bills aa Vatid. Mottoo. carried 6 yeas and 0 nays.
A motioa made by Mr. Bond aad 2bd by Mfs. ^mpson lo transfer 614.27 to the anpreat Msd. Motkn eanied 6 yeas aad 0 aays.
A notioii made by M-.^Bood and •ntdiMra Simpson to approve of (he oneeigimttan of Jeanne ArooM aa of the tad of the schcoi year. Motkn carried 6 yeas and 0 nays.
A motion made bf Mr. Bond and 2ad by Mr. Ruth w approve of the • miiiliiiltiai of Hearard Jones ei> of ioaa 6, 1973. Motioa cairied 6 yeas and 0 nays.
A rndttoa made by Mr. Bood and 2ad hy Mn. Simpaoa to afiprove of tbe fOllowiog Job descriptions, TUe on RemecU caading taohing. Hi^ Scfaool Lifanry Aid, Gustodion, and mSh aehool Basic SkOs aod re> laoiBce teacfao:. Motioa. curied 6 Coatinaei en Page Twe S<::HOOL BOARD
Police Report
May 10,1975, Handey PoUoe were cdedlqr the .McHenry County Sher¬ iffs Police to assjat in aa. auto ao- <ideat aaat of the VBiage whkh in- volived ktjuries. The Huntley PoHce urived first at the scene and gave m uutB the Sherttfa Police acrlvai and <took over the aoeoe.
May 11, 1975, PoUoe were oaHed to an area residenoe to aid a mad who bad fainted in his home. Podoe stood by aaaiatingthe man until tbe Huntley Rescue Squad arrived and Aranapocted the man to Sfaenaaai jMo^itaL
May H 1975, Offioecs tevasO- gated en aoto acciiient oo Rt. 4f, Hunttey. It was repoited (hat one vehkie bad driven across llie other driven lane of traffic canafaig tbe vehidaa to collide.
May 15, 1975, Police o vpalbKA ob- aerved ao open door door to a Iooal busineai. Tbe owner was ouatacted and aflfaer an examkaadan of (he iiufl^Hag it was secured.
May 10, 1975, 1:M a.m. WMe on routine patrol offkxr Tbooaas tanaS a taaa and bis wife in their vctakia bebiod a downtown budneas. Hivas reported that the otBcer was oof»' oemed over their ssfsty and atap- ped to Inquire ac t» (heir preaeoea dwro due to a>e Una aad the la- oatkn.
Ibe offioer stated that it took: aeveral attempts to waken the tw* POlKSaiVORT