The Huntley Farmside

              VOLUME 1—NO. M
THURSDAY,   DEC.   8,  1960
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BOOKMOBILE COMING TO HUNTLEY ON TUESOAY, DECEMBER \%
Final Plans Made
Farmside To Eist Overseas Service Address
As a special service this year the Huntley Farmside will try to print names and addresses of serv¬ ice men overseas so that friends can send them Christmas greet¬ ings. We can only do this with the help of the parents and relatives of the boys overseas. Parents can send the addrescs of boys overseas to the Huntley Farmside, Box 221, Huntley, 111., and will print them in the paper free of chare
The first name which we have is PFC Loren P. Foldal, RA 166- 43147, Company B, 2nd B-g, 12th Cavalry, APL 24, San Francisco, Calif.
Loren receives a copy of the paper each week which his mother, Mrs. Foldal send to him-
Letter t€» tke Editor
The Federated Dairy Coopera¬ tives has just completed bargain¬ ing for a new super pool for 1961. There are a few things to be ironed out but the main things have been settled. The new super pool will bring in a few more cents per 100 lbs. than the 1960 super pool.
One change that has been made is that dealers in the Calumet, Ind. area will receive a credit of $.15 per 100 lbs. This was given them because the members of one co-op were going to other markets. $.10 per hundred will be given those in DuPage- Kane will re¬ ceive $.05 and those north of Kane county in McHenry and Lake county will receive $.03 per 100 lbs. This applies to farmers being in the 70 mile zone in these LETTER TO EDITOR (Continued on Page 3)
Huntley vs. Marengo
Box Scores for 3 Grames
Kaneland — F(J
Nelson        6
Thorgeson 5
Herra     2
Johnson       1
Horn 6
Lapin      8
Shouba       5
KANELAND — 73 Huntley — FG
Borchart       1
Marlowe   2
Weber   8
Cole   0
Kahl    1
Miller   5
Frohling 2
HUNTLEY — 53
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Wallin       8 6 22
Dorder 3 2 8
Ruback    8 0 16
Leonard   1 0 2
Smalley    5 3 13
GENOA —  61
Annual Eions Cluk Ckristmas
The Annual Huntley Lions Club Christmas Party was held Nov. 29 at the Dundee Country House, Dundee. The Lions members and their wives enjoyed a very fine evening. The party started at 7:30 p.m. Lions Weber and Meyer were in charge of arranging the party. After a social gathering the Lions and their wives enjoyed a fine dinner. Following the dinner Lions Burmeister and Zimmerman acted as "Santas" by passing out the exchange gifts.
A short business meeting was held concerning some rather close coming events, as the coming Grade School Christmas Prog:ram of Dec. 19.
Unless some particularly urgent events demand a special meeting, there will be no Lions Club meet¬ ing until January due to the com¬ ing busy holiday season.
Eighteen of 21 members were present at the Lions Dinner Party.
Tuesday, Dec- 13, from 9:15 to 10:15 the Fox River Valley Reg¬ ional Library Bookmobile will be in Huntley. It is being sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary in cooperation with the American Legion Post 673. This service will be continued on alternate Tues¬ days until June 30, at which time it is hop)ed that it will become a community project.
The Bookmobile consists of ap¬ proximately 5,000 books of all types, both fiction and non-fiction. About two-thirds of these are for adults The one-third which makes up the children's section will be classified so that it will be possible to easily and quickly find the book for the age group you desire.
Miss Ida G. Wilson is the admin¬ istrator of the Bookmobile. Its headquarters are Gail Borden F*ub- lic Library of Elgin. The librarian will be Patria A. Kelly and Melvin Funtsinu is the driver-
Every member of the family will be able to take out a card. If the Bookmobile doesn't have the par¬ ticular book that you are looking for, they will be able to obtain it for you from the Elgin library.
Many of the books are new. They were shipped from the pub¬ lishers and some are available through the Bookmobile even be¬ fore they are on the market.
The Legion Auxiliary hopes that the town will bet gehlnd this pro¬ ject and help them to make this a success.
The left hand top corner picture shows Lima Tessendorf, Miss Wil¬ son, Miss Ortez, and Elsie Jordi as they make final plans for the stopping of  the Bookmobile.
Hi^k Sckool Winter Concert
The Huntley High School Senior Band and Senior Chorus will pre¬ sent their Annual Winter Concert on Dec. 17, at Huntley Consoli¬ dated School Gym, in Huntley, at 8:15 p.m.
A variety of music will be pre¬ sented by the chorus and band that should please the musical taste of most every listener. Some of the special events being planned are student directors and student narrator and student soloists with the chorus and band.
A special opening Is being worked on by the band.
Edward Ketchmark will be the student conductor directing the band on the march, "Officer Of The Day." Edward is an active farm boy who has also been active in football, and active and depend¬ able in previous music events.
Jeanne Kahl will direct the band in "Mexicano Mambo." Jeanne has attended music camps in past years. Last year at Vandercook Music Camp she stud^d student directing, as well as being one of the student directors on the grand finale concert for that music camp during a public presentation. She is also a soloist for a part of one of the choral numbers.
Susan Plane will direct the Sen¬ ior Chorus in "Sing Forth Unto The Lord," as well as acting as soloist and a narrator for two of the choral numbers. Susan studied student directing at Vandercook Music Camp. While there she was complimented on her vocal abil¬ ities; she was also a member of a quartet that presented^'a number during the grand finals concert
Robert Kahl will direct the Sen-
(Contlnued on Page 2)
WINTER CONCERT
Legion Auxiliary Party
Village Board Meeting Held Dec. 1
The regular monthly meeting of the Huntley Village Board was called to order by president Bon¬ cosky at 7:30 p-m. Dec. 1. Present were president Boncosky, Trustees Delaney, Fitzi, Swanson, Wasser¬ strass, and EnggtrQgJi^^bsent:^ Trustees  FSers and Peters.
The minutes of the previous meeting were  read  an approved.
A motion was made by Delaney and seconded by Fitzi to approve the treasurer's report. Roll call: all ayes. The Motor Fuel Tax re¬ turned to Huntley for November was $409.43. The municipal half per cent sales tax returned to Huntley for August was $843.02.
Permislson was granted to the American Legion to have the Fox River Valley Library Bookmobile unit to park in front of the Home-
The school board was present to ask if the water pressure checked and increased at the school. At the present time the school feels that it is not getting enough water pres¬ sure. It is not known whether this is the fault of plumbing at the school or the city water pressure. The board is making an investiga¬ tion of the water pressure? leading up to the school.
There is a parking problem on Lincoln Street near the school. There is a two hour parking limit on the street, but the congestion before and after school is quite bad. Residents are asked not to park on this street at any time in order to facilitate movement of the school buses.
A motion was made by Wasser-
Ckristmas Party for Eegion Aux.
The American Legion Auxiliary Post 673 held their annual Christ¬ mas party on Honday, Dec. 5, at the American Legion Home. Punch and a social hour preceded the pot- luck. Immediately following din- '^-rteeXtxn w«kagtft wuilaiiigB «F lowed by community singing- Members sang: Silent Night, Jingle Bells, White Christmas, Winter Wonderland, Hark The Heradl Angels Sing, O Little Town of Bethlehem. Away In A Manger, O Come All Ye Faithful. Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer, Frosty, and Oh Holy Night.
The business meeting convened at 11:45. Short tall( was given by Miss Wilson about the new Book¬ mobile that will be in front of the Legion Home Tuesday, Dec. 13, from 9:15 to 10:15.
Then followed the rest of the regular business meeting. The party then broke up. It is reported a good time was had by all.
strass and seconded by Fitzi to shut of fthe sewef and water on lots in Bakley's subdivision with the two empty foundations. R«dl call: all ayes; nayes, none. Tlie vacant lot question in Bakley's sulMlivislon should be rested soon- Another l>ond Issue will be pre¬ sented to the people of Huntley this January. The last bond issue was defeated by 110 to 87. Being no further businCBs the meeting was adjourned at 11:45.
Ckristmas Decorations Go XIp
Above are pictured from left to right Chief of Police Keimetli Fay, Morris Kiefer and Jack Jones. These men are potting op Christmas decorations In the park. For details see editorial.