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VOLUME 16 — NUMBER 49 THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1976
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Small Turnout For Bicentennial Costume Ball $100 Winner at Huntley Supermarket
A smaUer than expected crowd attended the Humtley Bicentennian Costmne Ball held at tfae American Lefion last Satnrday, Feiinuury 29tli. Winner of the Best Costumed Conple went to Mr. and Mrs. Derrill Etb- ridge of Woodstock. Winners in the single* divisioo went to: Mrs. May Cheaak, Mi», Marcella Kalso, Mn. Mable Scfaoltf and Miss Becky Harm, aU of Hnntley. Pictured lAove 1 to r are: Mn. Wallace Leonard, Bicco- ieoial Chairman; her husband, Wally; Mr. and Mrs. Ethridge; Nfiss Sue Weltzien, Hontley Bicentennial Qoeen; Mrs. Chesak; Mrs. Kako; Mrs. Sdinltz and Misa Harm.
Girl Scout Sunday
Huntley Girl Soouts will observe Girl Scout Sunday <Ki March 7th by fflittendlng ihedr own church servioes. Brownies atid Juniors will assemble in uniform as a group.
Tiie services selected are, First CongregatioojQ Church - 9:30 ser¬ vice, St Mary Catholic • 8:00 mass, and Trinity Lutheran Church - 8:00 service. Brownie aaid lunkn* leaders will be present at each chuoxii. Leaders Attend Worlisbop
On We<ki€sday, February 25, Mrs. Prudence Cde ond Mrs. Peggy Maiv- ning attended .a workAh<^ for Out¬ door Consultants at the Sybaquay Counoa Office in Elg^
About twenty-five Outdoor Con- sulbante, Day Camp Directors and Troop Leaders learned of many new materials, outdoor techniques, and summer oamp schedules. A part of ti>e time was spent in the ex¬ change of ideas for S{)endtng time ouit of doors with Brownie, Junior, Cadette and Serjor troops.
Huntley American Legion Auxiliary Winners
Pictured above are: Mrs. Robert Schaltz, HuaUey American Legion AnxUary Americanism Chaimian; Duglas Strickland, Class III 2nd; Pecrey Roessldn, Class III lst; Timothy Swanson, Class II lst; Brendm Stallbaum, Class II 2nd; Ronald Marsh, Class II 3rd; aod Mrs. Wallace Leonani, Hnntley American Le«i<m AuiUary President. "If We Have Another Two Hun-      place and Ronald Marslh, third place
dred Years" w«s tlie theme chosen for tiie Americanism Essay Bport- sored by the American Legion Aux- iBary. Humtley Unit No. 673 pre¬ sented tiie winners of thi scontest their awards at their reglulair month¬ ly meeting, Monday, Miairch 1st. En¬ trants wero students from the Hunt¬ ley High Sohool. A total of thirty essays were recedved from grades 9 thru 12. Mrs. Robert Schultz, Unit Americanism Chainnan, presented $2500 Savings Bonds to the first place winners in each of the two dasses. Class I, grades 9 and 10, first piace was presented to Tim¬ othy Swanson, grade 10, son ot Mr. and Mrs. Alfted Swanson. Certifi- cutee cf Paitioipation were present¬ ed  t oGtenda Stallbaum,  second
both dn grade 10. First place in Cllass III was awarded to Jeffrey Roesdein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Roesslein. Second jSaco went to Douglas Strickland aird third place tx) Maroia. Hardy. AU entrants In Class III were Seniors. Jeffrey and Tin>othy"s eseays will be sent "on for District competition. Huntley American Legion Auxiliary Presi¬ dent, Mrs. HcJlace Leonard, and Americanism Ciiairman, Mrs. Robert Schultz iar d all of the members wish to thank all of the students wtK> . participated in this worth while pro- gram. Another contest will be spon¬ sored again in 1977 and is hoped to have nwie situdents piace an en¬ try.
Mn. Janet Kearney of North Churcii St., Huntley, Is pictund above with Al AUen, owner of the Hnntley Supermarket as she recetres the $100 she won in the Bonus Bunny Buicks sponsord by the local grocery store. Mrs. Kearney won the hundred dollars in the 3rd week of the nine week contest as there was no 1st plaoe winner last week and tbe $50.00 prtee was carried over. Mrs. Herb Zertiel won ttae $50.00 prixe in the Srst week of the contest.
Mr. Allen stated be is very i^eased witli the success of tlie prooMtloo,
650 Attend Boys Scout Pancake Day,
Approjdmately 650 tdiliets were sold for the breakfast. The number served tihis year was greater titan lasrt. The Troop has tlie people of this community to thank for all your support. The raffle netted a profit <rf approximately $85.00. The win¬ ners were: Betty Mercatoris, AM- FM Radio; and Mr. Livingston, caL culator. The total profit of the breakfast will not be known until all the b:lls are totaled. Ue will advise you when we know. TTie Troops special thanks are extended to: Mr. Wes Hoop, Dotx)tliy Schal¬ ler, Deans Milk, Dean<i Foods, Hunt¬ ley SuperMart, Pack 167 - Huntley, Hunitley American Legion, Huitley Flre Dept., Trinity Lutheran Church Ladies Aid Society, Mi. Dean Mar¬ lowe, Huntley Lions Club, Union Special, Hansen Plumbing and Heat¬ ing, Heinemann Hardware, Mr. Ro¬ bert Seaver, Mr. and Mrs. Gknn Leach of Davenport, la., Mr. Josei* Olietiti.
The Troop's Leadeis wish to ex¬ press a personal thanks to all the Scout's mothers and fathers wiw helped and a specia! thanks from the Scoutmaster to Mr Tom Swan¬ son whose help he could not have done without.
March 6 — Fourth Acom Session. Second Merit Badge Session.
March 12 & 13 — Paper Drive
March 10 — Fifth Acom Session.
Paper Drive — March 12 & 13 — Please hnve your papers tied or in begs. CaU Don DcDIna, 669-5933 tf you need special pick-up.
No School
Huntley Schools will not be in session on Friday, March 12th. The Itet of the Teacher Institutes wiil be held tbat day. The empiutsis will be planning curriculum. So that cur¬ riculum activities are ioordinated between grades.
Notice
The Senior Citizen's will have a Bake Sale on April 24 at the Con¬ gregational Owroh beginning at 10 a.m. This wfll be their contribution to help Huntley celebrate the Bi¬ centennial an dth 125th Anndver sary.
Mary Si<^hist In **Who's Who"
Thirty-two students from McHeo¬ ry County College have been select¬ ed for listing in "Who's Whom Among Students in American Junior Colleges," 1976 edition.
"nie students were selected by MCC faculty members and the coun¬ seling staff t>ased on academic stand¬ ing, service to the community and leadership in extra-ctmicular ao- tivities.
In addition to being listed, tbese students will receive CertifioBibes of Merit firom "Who's Who Am<«ar Students in American Junior Coi- leges. From HunUey Hary Sigrist was listed.
School Menu
Menn March 8 . 12
Monday — Hamburgers on bun, potato chips, buttered whole kernel com, home made cookies, mflk.
TiKsday — Chicken and gravy, enanberry sauoe, mashed potetoes, peas and carrotSi, bi''tered bread, fruit cup with fresli c range Juice, milk.
Wodnesday — Tomato soup wMfc citackers, tuna sandwiches, oarrot sticks, fruk cup, milk
Thursday — ChUi v.ith crackers, peanut twtter and Jelly sandwiches, cottage cheese, sliced ppaches, mUk.
Friday — No schoc! teadiers In- (Aiftute.
School Board
Reinilar Meeringr
This being a continued meeting of the regular meeting nf FebruaT 9, 1976, r-ow beinc held in the HifS» School. Hitntley, Illinois, on Febru¬ ary   2C,   1976   at 7:30   pjn.
Upon roll call the foBowin? ,an¬ swered preseot Mr. ZiTler. Mr. Brett¬ schneider, Mr. Ruth. Mr. Bond, Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Jones and Mr.-Stad¬ ing. None absent.
A motion nwdfe by Mr. Bond and 2nd by Mrs. Jones to approve of the adendum to the job descriptions. Mo¬ tion eanied 7 yeas and 0 nays.
A motton made by Mr. Ruth and 2nd by Mrs. Simpson to app«rove of the One pnd Five year nlan as pre- sented. Motion carried 7 yeas end 0 nays.
A motion made by Mr. Brett- sohn'ndcf aind 2nd by Mr .Bond to anorove "f the $04 levey on Soe- cial F^cation Building FifMlea ftr one year. Mation oarried 7 yeas and 0 navs.
A motion made by Mr. Brett- schneWer ar^ 2nd by Mrs. Jones to approve of the school calendar for the school year of 1976 and 77. Motion carried 7 yeas and no nays.
At ¦'0:20 the Board went in to an exptnit've sess'on for the ourpose to evaluate steff and classified per sonal and al«o for a discussion on a student. At 11:30 the board came out of Hie executive session.
A motion made to adjoum by Mr. Bond and 2nd by Mr, Stading. Meet- ing stood adjourned.
DAR Award
Ellen Ervin. dau^ter of Mr. and Mr. James Ervin of Myrtle Street in Huntloy, has been named the 1976 wtancr ot the Daubers of the Ameican Revolution Award and An- thcoy Kotwin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Konwin of 10916 Bonnie Brae in Hunt'ey, has b<»en named the 1976 winner of the Sons of the American Revolution Good Citizen¬ ship Medel. After nominations were made by the senior class, EHen and Tony were chrien winners by a vote of the Mgh school faculty. The awards are based opon <iQaliQes such as dependability, coopieration, leadership, and patriotism.
Ellen has been very active in Ugtt school activities siK has G.A.A., yearbook, and student govemnent She is a member of National Honor Society and ranks first in her class. After graduatimi, she will attend Marquette University and study for a degree in Nursing.
Tory Is currently presUtoot of Student Coune fland active in Band, yearbook, National Honor Sodety, and Scouting. He will attend Sast^ era Illinois University after gradu¬ ation and study Industrial Tecfanolo-