The Huntley Farmside

              VOLUME 22-NUMBER 24 THURSDAY, SBPTB^Bm33,1982
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pmCKES HONORED
GRAFTON TOWNSHIPS GFI ICIAL NEWSPAPER - SINCE 1960
Huntley High School
School Files i_j,,.,.iow  III «ni/i'>
USPS 580^369
Groundbreaking ceremonies were held last Sunday at the Medical Center at the Univer¬ sity of Illinois located at Taylor and Wilcqtt ifl Chicago for the Ed<vin and Lois Deicke Eye Center. The 5 million dollar structure will be part of the Lions of Illinois Eye Research Institute. It will be the heart of the Institute, {kccording jp Nprin Dahl of the Lions of Hiinoia. Mr. Dahl stated that this will be a research and discovery facility fof sight conservation and sight restoration.
The Lions Qub raised 4.1 million dollars towards the construction of the fadlity. Mr. & Mrs. Deicke were the largest single donors towards the project. It is hoped that the building will be finished in 18 months. Mr. Deicke is a past District Govemor of the lions Club. Among other tiling^, .he- ~,.ptovuted.^tbe- mmrcy .?rtri<* purchased the land for Deick^ Park located in Huntley. For many years he served on the Huntley Park Board.
MEET THE TEACHERS NIGHTS
The PTO, in oooperation with Patrict 158 and the HEA, is again aponaorlno fy^EET THE TEApHEl^ NIGHT. This year tWD evenings are ptanned. The first wilt t3e Sept. 2B aft 7-.X p.m. In theBementary school gym for grades K-6. TTie second is planned for grades 7-12 on Oct. 5 at 7:20 p.m. In the High Schooi.
V\fe hope that e^/«ry parent wilt mai^e an effort to attend these evenings and meet their children's teachers.
F-S LOSE
Last Friday the Redskin F-S Football Team played South Beloit losing 6-0. South Beloit made a TD in the 1st Quarter for the lead.
Huntley's Smith went to the 35. Basel went to the 39. Mesick was moved back tti the 32.
Sobos 27 was downed by Korotasz and Murphy at the 45. 21 was tackled by DeDina and Overstreet at the 42. DeDina held 13 at the 40.
Huntley took over on the 28. Overstreet went to the 31. Basel moved to the 35.
Sobos 21 on the kickoff was downed by DeDina & Over- street. Murphy tackled 21 at the 47. Wulf, in a great play,; recovered a fumble for thef Skins.
In the 2nd half, DeDina recovered an onside kick at the 47. Overstreet went to the 49. Mesick went to the 46 and then to the 44. Ream moved to the SB 42 for a 1st down. Basel wentto the SO.
The kid[ofr went »o the 27. Holle   made   a   great   tacktt Continued on Page 7
SCHOOLBOARD AGB4DA
SeptMBbw 23,1962 7t30-10t30p.«.
1. CaR to order
2. Fledge te the Flag
3. ReoognUliHi   CenNBoay  far ReOreiiMat of Elowr Hartlag 4.Mliiat«i
A. Approve the minutes ofthe September 9 regular meetuig
B. Approve  any  committee minutes, if presented
5. Opportunity for visitors to address the board
6. Finance Reports for
5. Oppoctaaity  for vMtoia t« :iiMrMatiwb<Nunl
6. Ffaance r^orta for infomiatlea
A. Activity Report August
B. Summary Report - July (revised), August
C. HIA Self Funding Insurance - July (revised), August
D. School Insurance Fund LTD August
7. SapotbHamSmttt'a Reporta for Actioa
.:yL--C<^^. J^siir|iu«   Pool:
6. Piirtbnh^ "'
C. Appointment of Voting Delegate and Altemate to IASB State Convention
D. Tax Aniticipation Notes
E. Gift to District 158
8. SvperlntmMlent'a Repoita fbr faifomiation
A. Goals accomplished 1981-82
B. IASB State Convention
C. Curriculum Overview (K-12)
D. Act results: Qass of 1982
9. Coamifttee RepoHa
10. CoReapeadeoce ll.OM/NewBMlMM
12. Emeadve Saiilia
13. Af^panteBMnt
SCHOOLLUNCH MENU
Monday, September 27
Hamburger or cheeseburger with mustard, catsup or relish, Tatar rounds, buttered vege¬ table. Chilled Fruh, 2% milk
Tuesday, September 28
Beef Stew with white potatoes. Biscuits with butter, tossed garden salad, Jello with Riches Whip, 2% milk
Wednesday, September 29
Chicken    Vegetable    Noodle Soup with crackers. Tuna salad sandwich 6-12, Peanut Butter St Jelly sandwich 1-5, plums, 2 milk
Thursday, September 30
Tacos with cheese, lettuce & tomato. ¦ Butter com, apple¬ sauce, cookie, 2"^ milk
DINNER-OANCE OCT.IOIh
A Sunday Supper Dance will be held oil October 10 from 4 p.m. to to p.m. on Sunday, October 10th at the Huntley American Legton Hatl. The Supper Is spontwed by the Huntley Sentor Citizens. Music will be nrovWiHl bv Charlie Continued on Page 2
SHOOTING    ON    ALGONQUIN ROAD
Steve Tracy and Kurt HofRtnan were ruahed to Sherman Hospital shortly after noon after a shooting incident on the Huntley-algonquin Black¬ top just north of Ruth Road. William Wilson was taken into custody by Huntley Police and McHenry County SherifTs Deputies and is being held under $200,000 bond charged with 2 counts of attempted murder. According to the . 4idteai><>i>|itt ii>iirifls,pai<» the investigate is* iftill la progress snd addhional charges are pending.
According to witnesses, an argument took place at Sam's Family Restaurant between Wilson,   Hoffman   and   Tracy.
^the ^ttirre were asked to leave according to the proprietor of the restaurant. A chase ensued: and alledgediy the two cars locked bumpers and ended up in the ditch north of Ruth Rd. on the Algonquin Blacktop. Mr. Hoffman, who is still hospitaliz¬ ed at th^ writing of this article stated that WUson shot him three times in the stomach with a 22 caliber revetver uripg bird
¦hot io'ttie head. However, he ducked and t{te ballet just grand him. Hi -was released later on Saturday aftemoon. Wilson. 53, will come up for trial on Sept. 28th at the McHenry County Courthouse.
SCHOOLBOARD MEETINQ
The regular meeting of the Board of Education c^ School District miss, Huntley Consoli¬ dated Schools, Huntley, DliiK^ was. held in thc High 0ipey building op September 9, 1982 st 7:30 p.tn.
The President called the meeting to order at 7:3S p.m. Upon roll call the following members answered present: Mrs. Massett, Mr. O'Brien, Mr. Pupich and Mr. Zirk. Absent: Mrs. Basel, Mr. Heavey and Mr. Reid.
All present Joined in the Pledge to the Flag.
Mr. O'Brien moved Mrs. Massett 2nd to approve the minutes of the August 26 regular meeting as written. The motion carried 4 yeas aad 0 nays.
Mr. O'Brien moved Mr. Zbk 2nd to approve the confidential minutes of the closed session of the August 26 meeting lield at 8:15 p.m. as written. The motion carried 3 yeas and 0 nays.
The President afforded visit¬ ors opportunity ter address the Board, no requests were received.
Also present were representa¬ tives: Mr. Ken Reed Country Companies and Mr. Kip Darling - Gallagher Basaett Insurance to give Caauaity Insurance pre- sMtaOont.
Mr. Zirk moved Mr. O'Brien 2nd |9 apfiftwft payment of the month agenda oi bills. The motion canted 4 yeas end 0 nays. Bdittatkn S23,621.19; Building $36,013.78 aad Trans¬ portation t56.10
Mr. O'Brien moved Mrs. Massett 2nd to reimburse Miptest Fund tbe sum of $1,076.12 (br total expendhures. The motion carried 4 ycu and 0 nays.
Mr. O'Brien moved Mrs. Massett 2nd to approve the schedule of the Board meetings for 1982-83. The motion carried 4 yeas and 0 nays.
Mr. Zirk moved Mr. O'Brien 2nd to appoint Dr. Bunt and Mrs. Basel as District 158 Representatives to SEDOM Board of Directors for 1982-83. The motion carried 4 yeas and 0 nays.
Mrs. Massett moved Mr. Zirk 2nd to appoint Mr. O'Brien to represent District #158 at Kishwaukee Divisional meet¬ ings. The motion carried 4 yeas and Onays.
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INSIDE THIS EDmON
A Liner or Two Page 7 Lions Clnb News Page 5
Ltoness Qub News Page 5 H. Mariowe Honored Pl^ 9
Skins take 2nd Ptace Page 2 Career Pair J||p> 2
Grocery Ads Page? St 12