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VOLVME 15 — NUMBER 33 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14. i»>^
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BOY SCOUTS HOST
APPRECIATION
DINNER
by Shelby HiU
An appreciation dinner, tioster l>y Boy Soout Troop 167, was enjoyed by approxim^ely one-hundred per¬ son on Mooday evendng, Noveanber 11 In toe Lutheran Chutreh hdl. The dinner was the trobp's way of say¬ ing thank you to the many persons who have si^iported them and help¬ ed them to be otie of ttie grerstest cur viUage has ever had.
FoBowing the dtnner. slhies of tiba. troop's acttvilies were ahoMn: Scou6 maeAer Alfred Jcrdt stated that bts tioop was tiie best-suppoited and beSt-euipped in (he di^sict, and it was appOTent that thoy liave woiked very hard to make us proud of them.
Sooutmader JarA then introduced Assistant Sooutmai^^ Don DeDina as the greatest asBistant ever. He received a Stendfcig ovation fVom the sooute and the dinner gueste. The tooop's otiier leaders were then totroduced. They are Dave Bjom, Gary DeiDina and Dennis Hud^iski.
Five new sooute were then inStaU.
ed in a very Impaieseive oandletijIA
ceremony, and the Court of Honor
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BOY SCOUTS
Pinecrest's Dinner Dance
Last Satorday, November 9th, a dinoer-danoe was held at Pineerest Odf Oouise. Approximately 100 peo. pie attended the attlair. Dancing Cd- towed a oodgtail hour and dinner featiaing rib eye steaks. This is the first event of this kind bdd at the Country Ctob.
Elsewhare to toan, the Huniley Amerioan Legion held tiidr Annual Feather Party whkh precedes Thaokaglving each year. This aftolr as usual was wdl attended.
Wins Football Honor
Dav^ Pfai^, a setftr at Haottegr Hi^ Schod, was dioaea by the Elgto Courier News as ilimt sisftag offen- ave guard for tiieir Afi-Anea fiool- baH teaou Dave is a 3 year lettar- man, lAiyiiig offensive guard and de-
fenstve vMSe Bnebacker flor tfie HuoUey Redakim. He was toe de¬ fensive ttoe aaf4)aiai flor the 1974 aeeson. He is the son of Elden and JoAnn F«aif of 9601N. Rt 47. Hodt- ley, a. .
NOVEMBER VILLAGE BOARD MINUTES
The Regular Meeting of the Vil¬ lage Board wes hdd to (ha Board Room of the ViUage HaB, Thucsday evedng, November 7, 1974 at 7:30 p.m.
The foUowiag oftoers were pre¬ sent: President Eodrooi, Trustees ZSmmermasi, Eggers, Ackman, Man. nbg, Fraidc and Sbouke. Also to attendance were Rercy Swanaon, Chief Dan Dsiezior, Marvin Badtoff, James Dhamer of the Plaiming Com¬ mission, Attorney OaldweA es wel as Dbo ZlUer, Presideni: of the Hiuntley Scbool Board.
The mimStes were presented and. after a moiion wes made by-Trus¬ tee Ftaok, secxinded by Trustee Ack¬ man, tiie minutes stood approved as read.
This wss followed by the TVeaa- vrer's Report for (he month of Odto. ber. 1974. After some detadled dis- cussicm. the Board instructed (he Fl- Oanee Ooaaadttee to discuss some diacrepuKies wih the >naage Tkaas. uter and a motton was made by TVustee Sttoupe, seoonded by Trus¬ tee Eggers, to approve of tiie Treas- vrer'i Report am presented.
At tills pnnt to the meeting, toe President presented toxmer Miss Huntley and Miss McHemy County. Karen BOrtawt, fvho was iMresedt et toe meeting as ^gart of heir ooliege program to observe load govenj^ ment at woilc
Mr. Rat^off was caJBd H>, wli^ stated he 4as present for the pur¬ pose of hearing the Ordbiance as sd out bdow and to obtato a copy of aame.
A zMlitoD was made by Thirtea Frank, seconded by Trostee Eggers, to ifJfRave ail bUte and to have or¬ ders drawn co (he IVcaaaar <br their amourt. Motton canted.
Ao -XDrdtoance FnMdIai fbr the
Regiftitions of FBIng, Gmdiag anrf
Ex»a*ating Real EsMto to the VB-
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Huntley Girls Srd In Conferency Tourney
by Doag Stikklami
The annual Uttle Eiglrt Oonfer¬ ence Giito VoBeybdl Touniament was bdd fart SatapdBy at Moose¬ heart. The dement of surprise was definltdy present to this oubing as Huntiey, rated as the nmhber one contender to wto tfae Tournament, bad to settle for third place, while ]8cfaniood, vrith (he fourth beat re- ootxi m (he oonferenoe when tlie matduips were sdeoted, wound up ainning the tournament. HampslRre grabbed seomd plaoe honors.
Tbe action stated wiih Hlawaifaa pttted against Moosdieart. Moose, heart won tiie first game 15-7, bot Hiawatha rebounded with a 16-14 seoond game win. The ccuold third game saw Moosdi^ait win 15-11 - Goattoaed w Page Eight ttllNTLEYOlRLS
HUNTI£Y
ALL-CONFERENCE PLAYERS NAMED
The coaches of (he Littla Bi|^ conference md last TUeaday vtSfA to pick tfaeir 1974 Ab-Oonfereaoa footbat sciuad. The Redskin piayaca made the honored team. Ibe two stars are Mark Brettaohoeldar aad Shane Jonl.
Dave Pfitff and Jdia DraOtll ^ila. ed ^lecaal mention lioaora to repr» sent tiie Hui4ley squad. Ttaaa Rad- slcins also gabud bonocalila nan* tions. Recipi«4s of tiiese ware Soott Undsey, Matt Ewert and Jdia Dwy¬ er.
Brdischttdder, PlMf. OiaMi, lindsey and Ewert are seokxa and Jordi and Dwyer are Jonion.
Veterans Observe Their Day
Pktared above fNos toft to right k Pat WBttaau. Laaa Olto*ar, lad nvk Maaniag. The foar ubaeived Analstlee I^ by tha b« hi treat al fte Americaa Legioa ta Hnatley at 11 a.a. lad ybmSnii HwmktM iVk. That hear oa thai day narfcad tha doae af Wetld War I Is 1913. Mr. Oftaker aad Mr. WflBams are baft velaraaa of thai aar. IMr. Ottabsr senad to Iha Anay diMag a tracii to Fraaea, whBa Mr. WMmm wag li Ike Nairy «¦ a d# ahleh aak a Ganaaa U-Baafc