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VOLUME  15— NUMBER 43 THURSDAY, JANUARY 23,  1*7/i'
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Huntley Redskins Girls Volley Ball Team
Pictured above is the Hnntley Girl'* VoUey Ball Teaai. Thte teen pUced first in the Little Eight Conference with a 7-2 record in confereace play. Tbe team also placed third in the little Eifht V<rfley Ball TewBaoMa* at Mooseheart. They are: (Row 1) Bobble Soe Tessmer, Katty Pfaff. Lyaetta-
BrettsdiBieder. Loaao Schacbtner; (Row 2) Cathy Griines, Diane Hughes, Ga^ PidMoe; (Ran 3) Baih Wolter. Pada Roesi^ein, Cind^ Bakley, Sandy Kelley, Lanra KJttoer, aad Coacb Nancy Ridtett    DeWeyne Studio Photo
School Board Minutes
The regular meeting of tiie Boerd of Education of Schooi Distrkt No. 158, Huntley Consolidated School Huntley, niinois, was held io the Board room on January 13, 1975 at 7:45 p.m.
Upon roll call the following ao- swered present Mr. ailer, Mr. Kvib, Mr. Bond, Mr. Brettsohndder, Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Jones and Mr. Stad¬ ing. None ^)sent.
A moton nwde by Mre. Sbnpaon and 2nd by Mrs. Jones to approve of the minvites as read. Motion car¬ ried 7 yeas and 0 naya.
A motion made by Mr. Bond and 2nd by Mr. Rutti to pay the regular monthly bills. MoWoi oarned '^ yeas and 0 nays.
A motion made by Mr. Ruth and Snd by Mrs. Jones to transfer $400.00 to the Imprest Fund. Motlou carried 7 yees and 0 rtays,
A motioo made by Mr. Bond and 2nd by Mr. Ruth to approve d the Voucher claims for Title tfaree es follows, Math me sum o< $480.56 for the year ot 1972 and 73. for reading the sum of $925.35 for the yeav of 1973 and 74. MotloD cai^ ried 7 yeas and 0 nays.
A motion made by Mr. Rultfa end 2nd by Mre. Jonee to enqpioy Mr. CoBtfatned on Page Two SCHOOL BOARD
Police Report
Jan. 16, 1975, 12:45 pan. While on paftirol a Huntley officer ctisdved foo^trmts in the snow lewttng to the roEti side. Upon invesitiigetion it was found tbat someone bad left a cash register and pay type tele- phooe. It was detennlned the pm- periy bad been taken the ntght be- fooe somewhere fai Cook Countiy. Huntley Poaoe Dpt wCt assist the Oook County Sheriff's Defyt. in tiMdr inve«tigatioa
Jan. 16, 1975. 1:00 pjn. PoHoe irtveettgated a fait and run aocideat at the Huotiey Hi^ School. It waa reported a vehicle atnxk a parked vehk9« andiSeid. Pioike ere request ing anyone wiKh infionnaUon to ooo. tact them as soon as possiUe.
Jan. 18, 1975, 1:30 poo. Assst to UL State Police. A meosa^ was sent to the Hunttey PJ). to walxh fbr a man wanted for betoty. The Huntley officers fouitd fhe men and after detaining bkn, turned him^ over to the LS.P .
Jan. 18, 1»75. 11:57 pja. PoOce investigated ttie theft of a car coat vahied at $200.oa Tbe coat ia da- scijbed as a brawn kadier man's ooat Iheft ooomred wliile ttte own¬ er attended » party.
Jaa 19, 1975, Poice report two to. ddeobs o< crtnlnid danaga to pro- petty. Ihe fitat iocttlMt was daor POUCSREPOBT
Reopens Drivers License Case
Tbe jwy trial of Barry Schnell, Orystal Lake busineasmaA, wiB open on Mooday, Jan. 20 after this newspaper goes to ptess.
Mr. ScimeO was indloted on Oot 17, 1973, on charges of forgery and misconduct which stemmed ftwi an investigatton by Sbatea Attorney William Cowtb and tbe BMnMs State Poiioe into irregidatitiles at the MoHeory County Driver's license examin. ine etatloo, WVMdstock, where Sctneil was a Seoretary of State enqAoye.
Oowlin said tint be personally viewed 30,000 drivers appttoodooE in conneotioa with this aod the nine others wfao were named, more or less, of tfae same chi8i>
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Others named in tfae iodictr ments were Monty Yates, Mc- Oofiom Lake, Edwin Suchy, Fta River Grove, Orv«]« GulVang, Alronquin, Anthony Hagnine, McHenry, W. R. Doaenberry, Marengo, Ricfaaid Justen, Mo¬ Hemy. Donald Wafiace end Lucy Wiodca, Woodstock.
The oase wiB be beard in tbe oowt room of Judge Chattes Parkier. Seven hundred people were oterviewed by ttie etates flMoroay fat oe0ud to the otse.
Gas Tax
Skinner Calls For Lower RTA
"The first day of tfae 79th Gen. eral Assembly, State Rep. Oal SWnoer, Jr. (R-Crystal Lake) in- troduoed a bill that would author¬ ize the Re^on Transportation Authority to impose cHffereirt tax¬ es on gasoOine in each of the six RTA district counties.
"When it became appaTcmt that cfaalnnan-designate Milton Pikar¬ sky and the one necessary subur¬ ban RTA lx>ard member would aide wKh Chlca.go in imposing^ a 5 per cent gas tax, I thou^ it was time to give all four sui>ur- ban board members another chance to prove that they arent g^ing to completely sell ik out, as they did when they named Pikaieky," Skinner said.
The same day one of Ihe sub. rahan board members was sug¬ gesting legal auUioitty may al¬ ready exirt to charge MdHwiry, Kane and Lake County reddeots a lower gas tax than those n ¦ahuiiian Cooik County and Chi¬ cago, I was introducing a bill that would leave no doubt in floyotie's mind.
 •Of course, if the drafters of
(be RTA legialaKion bad wanted
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Varsity Basketball
by Doug StrleUaad
The varsity RedskitK hosted the Richmond Rockets last Friday night in a Little Eight Conference con- icst. This game proved to be one of the biggest routs of tiw season .TS the Redskins won 79-45.
Tlie Redskins reeled off the first 10 points oi the gune fai classio style. The Rockets ftoalDy B0(»ed with 1:09 left in the stanza on a Andy Millei- jump shot. BiH Kooh and Steve Nepermann led ithe Red¬ skin surg« with 8 and 7 points re¬ spectively in the opening quarter. The hosts held a 21-6 first quarter lead
The Rocket offemse did pick up some momentum in the second quar¬ ter as they tallied 10 points as a team. But the Redskins continued to hit, scoring 9 points in the quar¬ ter for the RedskiiB. The iSist half ended with the Redskins oontroVng the game with a 38-16 lead.
The two teams played each otfaer evenly in the third quarter. Both teams tied In third quarter sooring at 14-14. Bill Koch had 10 of the Redskin points. In the early min¬ utes of the quaiter, Andy MBler picked up his fifth personal foul. and this didint heip the Richmond oause. The third quarter ended with the Redskins holding a 52-30 lead over the Rockets.
Coach Deianey used his ben* in the late stages at tfae game. Hia .squad outduakd the Rockets 27-15 in the final quarter. John DrafaH had 6 ponits in the quarter for tfae Redskins. Setfa Peterson came off the bench for the 'Skins to also tally 6 points. The game ended with the Redskins winning by a large mar¬ gin, 79-45.
Bill Koch vras tfae game's high scorer with 29 points. Steve Neper- manin had 14 points wiule John Drafall added 12. Mark Brettschnei- dci- tallied 7 points while Marie Ewert chalked up 6 points, as did Seth Peterson Don GUssendorf aod Jeff Schultz had 2 points eadi and R<dph Henning added a free throw.
The following night, the Redskins traveled to Elgin Academy to face the Hilltoppers in a noo-coniference game. Behind a 33-po4nt second quarter, the Redskins handily de¬ feated the Hilltoppers by a 93-67 score.
The Hilltoppers Stayed with the Redskins thrcwghoot most of tlie first quarter, tying the Redsidns at 14-14 after abovA six minutes of play. But the Redskins came into their own in the finail two mfatotes of tfae quaiter to take an 18-14 ad¬ vantage over tfae Hilltoppers.
The Rediskins broke open the game in the second staiza, aotuaDy outplaying tfae 'Toppers in the quar¬ ter 33-18. Bill Koch scored 17 of the Redskin total in tfae quaiter. The first Iwlf ended with the Red¬ skins holding a ocMnfortable 51-32 lead over Elgin Academy.
John Drafall, Steve Nepennano, and Bill Koch combined for 20 points in the third quarter to leed> the Redskins to a 73-41 third quar¬ ter lead.
Tbe Redskins' substitutes piayed most of the final quarter, and out¬ dualed the HiOtoppers 20>-16. Jeff Sdiultz and Lee Manh oame off the bench to lead the drive witti 7 and 5 points respectively fai tbe quarter. The game ended with the Redskins gaining their seoond vks tory in a row.
Bill  Koch  led   tfae  wbmero  in
sooring vrith 27 points whie Stev«
Nepennann was next in Une with
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VARSITY BASKETBALL