The Huntley Farmside

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THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1989
VOLUME 28-NUMBER 51
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Music Boosters Fashion Show
Mike Lekics looks "cool" in his summer outfit!
Mandy Raymond is ready for Prom night now!
On March 21, the Huntley Music Boosters sponsored the 4th Annual Fashion Show. The theme this year was "Summer Nights". The models included several junior and senior music Students, a few parents, a couple of teachers and one grandmother. The fashions ranged from formal wear for proms to casual sports wear to wedding dresses. Everyone looked very nice. The clothing came from "Lady's Choice, Local Color and Beard & Stovall. The flowers came from Busse- Thomas. The announcers for the evening were Kathy Finn, manager of Local Color and Carla Walter, mother of Andy and Rick Walter. Mrs. Walters showed how to accent an outfit with different accessories. There were many door prizes donated by local businesses.
'Cinderella"   At Woodstock Theatre
The production staff for "Cinderella," the Woodstock Musical Theatre Company's spring show, was announced today by Brian Sager, president. Several familiar names are among those producing this colorful old- fashioned fairy tale. Sager is executive producer. Lou Czarny, production coordinator, said the cast has been rehearsing since mid-February, and he has seen enough to believe "the show will entertain adults and delight children."
"Without disturbing the original magic of the Prince who found his Princess, Elise Dawson is incorporating enough sophistication to enhance this charming story," he said. *
Dawson, director, is a veteran of on-stage and behind-the-scenes roles with WMIC. She had comic character roles in "Night Watch," "Mame," and "Seven Keys to Bald Pate." She was the sign lady in "Sweet Charity." She has been stage manager and technical assistant. Elise and her husband, Tom, live in Crystal Lake with their two children. All members of the family have been involved in Woodstock Opera House productions.
"Cinderella" will be presented at the Woodstock Opera House April 7 through April 23, with a total of 11 performances. Anticipating the popularity of the show with children, WMTC has scheduled five matinees. In a change from recent produc¬ tions, Sunday matinees will
Honor Society
The Huntley High School Chapter of the National Honor Society is pleased to announce the selection of its new members: Juniors: Jessica Lombard, Dawn Shamhart, Jessica Williams. Sophomores: Jason Bye, Jim Cook, Julie Ottley.
A formal induction ceremony will be held Thursday April 6th in the High School band room. Everyone is invited.
Congratulations to the new members.
Rummage Sale April 7th
The First Congregational Church of Huntley is accepting donations for their annual rummage sale to be held April 7th from 8 a.m. 2 p.m. and April 9th from 9 a.m. - noon. Call the church office, (12:30-2:30 p.m.) 669-3691 if you need your items to be picked up.
Don't forget to set your clocks ahead 1 hour on Saturday night
be at 3 p.m., an earlier starting time. Saturday matinees are at 2 p.m., while Friday and Saturday evening performances are at 8 p.m. Tickets may be obtained through the Woodstock Opera House box office (815) 338-6300. Master Card and VISA are welcome.
Minutes Of The Village Board Meeting
The Regular Meeting of the Village Board of Trustees was held on Thursday, March 9, 1989, in the Board Room of the Village Hall and called to order at 8:00 P.M. by President Dhamer.
Present were President Dhamer, Trustee Wicke, Borowicz, Brown, Greve, and Hoeft. Also attending were Attorney Kukla and Village Engineer Schwegel.
The first order of business was the Public Hearing held for the purpose of hearing from any or all of the owners of the 15 parcels for possible annexation to the village; these parcels being completely surrounded by the village boundaries. Attorney Kukla conducted said hearing noting that all legal publications and notice procedures had been met. He advised that 2 of the 15 parcels had not been included at this point. He also made note that under Section 7-1-13 of the Statutes of Illinois the village could force annex by merely notification to any property less than 60 acres and completely surrounded by village boundaries. He asked for any comments or questions from the audiences:
1) Ralph Berlin - Wanted to be sure that the village is aware that Parcel A of Tract B which was published in the notice was already in the village and has been and is taxed. Attorney Kukla recognized this after checking further, prior to the hearing.
2) Peter Mugavero: He objected to being forced annexed but would like the option of annexing voluntarily and inquired relative to
his zoning which by the County is M-1. Attorney Kukla said he would automatically be zoned as RE 1 but if he was using the property as M 1 it would remain with the property unless abandoned for six months which it would then change to RE 1. If he was not using M 1 zoning, in order to maintain the M 1 zoning he would then have to file a petition to rezone to M 1 from RE 1. Mr. Mugavero said he wanted more information.
3) Mrs. McCampbell: Questioned if she would have any say regarding this annexation. She was answered that it is a village board decision. She felt she was not completely surrounded; however Board showed map which did surround her property.
4) Terry Todd: Questioned how far south the boundaries were, and if the Ervin property was annexed. He was advised that they were and again the map was shown.
5) Clete Starr: He was advised that he could annex by going through the proper legal channels of the village. He also questioned the sewer hook up fees since he has a septic system and he was told he probably would not have to hook up unless his system failed, but the village could require. It is their option.
6) Phil Freund: His business has been zoned for business for 25 years. Attorney Kukla gave him the same advice he had given Mr. Mugavero. He asked procedure regarding annexing voluntarily and Attorney Kukla gave him options.
7) Art Kahl: Stated he had 13 acres east of the Ervin property and would not like to annex.
8) Carolyn Jones: She asked whether they had any choice to annex and whether the village would annex one or all or none of the parcels. Attorney Kukla said this was a Board decision only.
9) Janet Starr: Asked if their taxes would include the S T P expansion expense. She was told this is only charged to users of the facility.
President Dhamer questioned Mrs. McCampbell as to why she was objecting since the village had put paved street, curb and gutter, past her property with the Board noting that she had to use public right of way which was in village to get to her property. She started that it will cost her more in taxes.
With this Attorney Kukla closed the Public Hearing to resume the agenda of the Regular Meeting. He told the Board he had not notified the two parcels before mentioned but that it can be deferred to the April regular meeting. After discussion, it was determined to table any action on the annexation matter to the April 13 meeting.
The minutes of the February 9, 1989 meeting were before the trustees. Before they were approved. Trustee Greve found an error regarding the vote on the Galanis zoning matter in which it should have read 2/3 vote and not 1/3 as typed. Thereafter, Trustee Greve made a motion to accept the minutes as corrected, seconded by
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