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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 27,1979 ' VOLUME 19-NUMBER 38
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FRANK   PARISEK PO   192 IIUNTLEY.   ILL
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LARRY VAN ACKER TRIP FOR TWO WINNER
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F-S BEAT HEBRON
Last Friday night the F-S Redskins played Hebron in a good game winning 38-31. Thete was a large Redskin cheering section despite the fog.
The Skins Four Horseman, Pat Schweiger. Dale Erath, Tyler Newton and Steve Reynolds played well as always. Adding to the winning game were Mike Smith, Mark Kunde, Rusty Lovings and Paul Eisenmenger.
The squad took an early lead in the 1st half of 12-6. Earth, Lovins and Kunde stole on several plays while Schweiger and Erath rebounded.
during the half, Hebron moved up their score by 7 pts. Kunde stole the ball on a fumble while Erath made a basket. Schweiger stole the ball and then stopped a Hebron basket. Smith scored while Erath stole the ball. Schweiger added another 2 pts. to the Skin lead. Erath stole the ball while Kunde moved Huntley to 22-13. Hebron scored on a steal but Kunde came right back with 2 pts. Lovins put it in for a 26-17 lead. Schweiger stole the ball and scored. Hebron gained a pt on a free throw while Don Ritter made a basket Resmcrids stole and Schweiger scored for a score of 30-22. Erath stole on a fumble but Hebron's Phil Milam scored. Hebron gained another pt. on a free throw and another 2 on a basket by Ritter. Lovings tole while Erath scored but John Wightnun gained another 2 on a free throw. Schweiger rebounded several times but the Skins didn't score. Hebron Dave Jacobson brought the team within a pt. of Huntley. Reynolds on a free throw moved the score to 33-31 and on the nezt play stcrie the ball and scored. Erath and Reynolds rebounded. The Skins added another 2 on Cree throws while Schweiger stole the ball aad was fouled, he made the final point of the game making the score 38-31.
Leading scoters were Dale Erath with 14 pts. and Pat Schweiger with 7. Dale Erath and Pat Schweiger each had 4 steals. In rebounding, Pat Schweiger had 7 while Dale Erath had 6. Huntley had 25 rebounds while Hebron only IS. The ball was tumed over 30 times with 15 steals. The team made 33% of their baskets.
Pictured above is Irv and Joan Wassertraus winners of thei Sportable TV from V&V Electronics. Awarding the TV is Kay Dahl, < owner of V & V Electronic along with her husband, Vic. Joan had signed up at Dr. Jim O'Laughlin's oflice from which the winning ddcet was drawn.
1 above are Shawn and Heather O'Brien aa they ( I winner (^ the Trip for Two and tbe TV at the Farmside office. Tbel winners were Larry Van Acker for the trip and Joan Wassertraus fbr the TV.
TRIP FOR TWO GIFT CERTIFICATE WINNERS
The winnertoftbeGift certificates are: 	
Doug edwaids of Sycamore from J.H PATTERSON CO.; D. Schaller of Huntley from HARRY'S IGA; Penny Thaip of Hnntley ftom HEINEMAN HARDWARE; Roy Moevay of Algonquin hom BOWL IB LANES; Shane Jordi of Huntley from FARMSIDE AUTO SUPPLY: T«mmy Cannon <tf Hampshire from HUNTLEY SUPERMARKET: Pastor 4 See Kittel d Huntiey from WKLTZIEN
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PARK DISTRICT MINUTES
The regular meeting of the Huntley Park District was called to otder at 8 p.m. on Wednes¬ day. December 19, 1979. Pre- sem were Commissioners Ruth, Mercer, Borhart, Tures and Weltzien. Also in attendance was Attomey Cowlin.
The minutes ofthe November meeting were read. Mr. Tures moved to approve the minntes, seconded by Mr. Borhart. AU Commissioners voted aye and te motioncarried.
The Treasurer's report was given. Mr. Borhart moved to accept the report, seconded by Mr. Wehzie All Commissionen voted aye and the motioa carried.
The bills fiM- the month were presented. A motion to pay all bills was made by Mr. Tures, seconded by Mrs. Mercer. AO Commissk»ers voted aye and the motion carried, h repairs of the vandalism was discussed. The windows have been replaced and the heating chocked. Now new screens will be ocdercd and the ••vest
iaamteace e^ffteftel, ee- eueittd by Mr. tf0H. Aft^'the Comniissimiers voted aye and the motion carried.
The Secretary waa asked to publish a notice, "Sealed bids will be accepted on Interaational 154 Cub LoBoy with 60" mower." May be viewed at Weltzien Country Store, Jan¬ uary 2 through 15. Sealed bids containing payment of 10% of bids may be given to Wendell Weltzien ot other board mem¬ bers. Bids will be opened at the regular meeting, January 23, 1960.
the ordinance committee re¬ ported on their work. Open discussion fidlowed.
Mr. Wehzien made a motion to accept the ordinance to abate the NISRA potion of tiw levy, seconded by Mr. Tures. All Commissioners voted aye and the motion carried.
Mrs. Mercer made a motion to sponsor the participants frmn this park district in the NISRA programa, seconded by Mr. Tures. All Comndsskmers voted aye and the motion carried.
A letter trom the insnrance company eqiiaining coverage was read. Mr. Tures moved that the bus only be used for park spMisored ovtings., seceonded by Mr. Wettden. All Commis¬ sioners voted aye and the motion carrted.
he Secretary was asked to thank the American Legion Auziliaiy for the flag.
Mrs. Mercet moved the board purchase a camera, seconded by Mr. Tores. AU CWnmisatoaets voted aye and the motioa carried.
Mr. Weltzien moved for adjournment, seooaded by Mrs. Mercer. Ttae meetiag was adjourned at 9:10 p.m.
Lois Parfawk, Secretary Huotley Patk District