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GRAFTON TOWNSHIPS OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER — SINCE 1%0
USPS 580-360
VOLUME 20-NUMBER 11 THURSDAY, JUNE 19,1980
Phone 669-5621
16 PAGES
SERVING THE PEOPLE OF HUNTLEY SINCE 1960
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LION'S CLUB PICNIC A SUCCESS
Last Sunday, the Huntley Lion's Club held their annual Chicken Barbeque at the Huntley American Legion. Atwut 1300 orders were taken. Many of them were carry outs biecause of the crazy wet and cold weather. Towards noon the weather started to clear and more people came down to eat at the Legion. Instead of cooking the chickens behind the Legion as is traditionally done, this year they were cooked at Freund Equipment's Garage. The winner ofthe trip was Creed Pope Jr. of Woodstock.
The Lions wish to thank all those who attended to make the Barbeque a success and all those who
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SALE JUNE 21
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KITE WORKSHOP JUNE 28
On Sat., June 28, the Huntley Paifc District wUI be sponsoring a Kite Workshop for people of ALL ages ftom 10:00-1:30 (bring a sack lunch). John LeFetier will tastrud the workshop. You'll lie learning the history of kites and will adually make a tetrahedel kite that was originated by Alexander Graham Bell in his search for "flight for man." The cost ofthe workshop is S1.50 per person. Bring kite string and crayons or markers to*decorate your kite which you will be flying by the end ofthe dayl
CHURCH PICNIC THIS SUNDAY
This Sunday. Trinity Lutheran Church will hold their annual picnic at Deicke Park at 10:30 am. Their will be games for all ages from cards to volleyball. All you need is a lawn chair, a dish to pass and your tableware, the rest is supplied.
Come and enjoy the service, the food, the games and the fellowship this Sunday.
The Huntley Senior Citizens will sponsor a Bake and Rummage Sale on June 21 at the Huntley Congregattonal Chureh social hall lieginntag at 9 am. While no rummage is being solidted, bakery donations will be greatly appredated by local persons. The rummage consist of many new things and some good "white elephant" items. Kate Boncosky will chair the rummage sale and May Chesak is chairman of the bake sale. Seniors are urged to have their "rummage" items to the church on Friday aftemoon and baked goods should t>e at the church no later than  8:30  a.m.  on
HOOLAHOOP& FRISBEE COffTEST JUNE 21
On Saturday, June 21, thc Huntley Park District will be sponsortag the challenge of the summer! You won't want to miss the "Hoola-Hoop & Fristiee Contest" held at 1:00 at Deicke Park. There will be prizes for: the person who can
keep the boola hoop gotag the longest, the trickiest hoola- hooper, the farthest frisbee throw, the one who catches the frisbee the most times, the trickles iriesbee catch and many otheni Brtag your hoola-hoops and frisliees and plan to have a great timel
HEARINQ MOBILE JUNE 23
The most fequently reported disorder ta a recent U.S. Public helath taterview study wffl be dealt with on June 23, 1980 when the Lions Mobile Hearing Service Unit comes to Huntley, Illinois.
The tests wiU be given free of charge from 10:00 am-12:30 and 2:00 pm-S:00p.m. in the Unh, which will be parked at the American Legion, Corner of Woodstock and Coral Streets. Huntley. Dlmois. Stafftag the Unit will be local Lioness volunteers headed by Gail Hayes, Hearing Unit Chairper¬ son and a Qinical Audiologist and Hearing Technidan to do the actual hearing screenings and evaluations.
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SCHOOLBOARD MEETINQ
The regular meettag of the Board of Education of School Distrid #158, Huntley Consoli¬ dated Schools, Huntley. Dltaois, was held ta the High Schod btuldtag on June 12, 1980 at 7:30 p.m.
The President called the meettag to order at 7:30 p.m. Upon roll call the following members answered present: Mrs. Basel, Mr. Spean, Mr. Pupich, Mr. Ried, Mr. Zitk and Mrs. Livingston. Absent Mr. Grismer.
all present joined in the Pledge to the Flag.
Mr. Ried moved Mr. Pupich 2nd to approve the mtautes of the May 22 meettag as written. The motion carried with 6 yeas and 0 nays.
Mr. Pupich moved Mrs. Basel 2nd to approve payment of the monthly bills. The motion carried with S yeas, 0 nays and 1 pass by Mrs. Basel (possible conflid of interest).
Mr. Zirk moved Mr. Reid 2nd to reimburse Imprest Fund the suro of $1003.01. The motion carried with 6 yeas and 0 nays.
Mr. Pupich moved Mrs. Basel 2nd to approve Fred S. James Col Chicago. Ulinois to provide $450,000 School Treasure's Bond, $20,000 Activity Fund Treasurer's Bond, and S2000
Imprest Fund Treasurer's Band fbr three yean fbr the bid price of $462.00. The motion carried with 6 yeas and 0 nays.
Mr. Zht moved Mr. Reid 2nd to approve the bid of Jones Electric, South Elgta. ffltaois, to provide aU labor and materials to comptote the installation of high pressure sodium lighto ta the grade sdiool gym and high school multipurpose room for $8,220. Mr. Spean moved to tabto the expenditure untU ECM grant is obtained so that cost to the Distrid can lie determtaed. Mr. Pupich 2nd. Item tabled.
Mr. Spean moved Mr. Reid 2nd to approve Emplojrtnent of: Calvta Sdmeider, Bustaess/Co -op B, Step 1. Effecdve: August 25. 1980. The motion carried with 6 yeas and 0 nays.
Mr. Reid moved Mre. Basel 2nd to approve Employment of: Hollis Ravitz, Social Worker/ Guidance Counselor M-l- 30. Step 3, Effective August 25, 1980. The motion carried with 5 yeas and 1 nay cast' by Mr. Spears.
Mre. Basel moved Mr. Zirk 2nd to accept the resignation of: Katie Bowman, effective: June 8, 1980. the motion carried with 6 yeas and 0 nays.
Mrs. Basel moved Mr. Spears 2nd to Uble the Cafeteria Prices fbr mUk for 1980-81.
Mn. Basel moved Mr. Pupich
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