The Huntley Farmside

              ^ HUNTLEY '9'o««sfrfe
THURSDAY,   APRIL  8. 1971
VOLUME 12 — NUMBER 1 — PHONE —
M9-M21 . If N« Answer 4S9-«99S
Home  Phone 459-0995
FRANK   PARISEK PO   192 HUNTLEY.    ILL
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BlCSr. IHEM GO AHEAD*' — David Crechatt
7 MBta per capv
Killed in Viet Nam
'  pictare of Mike  Young of rural Huntley.
Was killed in Viet Nam last week. The body will be in Marengo Tues¬ day. At the Dale Osborne Fungal bome in Marengo. You may ^11 Dale and get further infornMtion at 568-8131.
School Board Mee^tg April 12
The Board of Education will meet April 12th for the Regular Board Meeting.
The first activity will be to Can¬ vass the Election held on April I Oth. The new niembers will then be seat¬ ed to form the new Board.
The new Board will give their at¬ tention to the following items of new Basiness: Anticipation War¬ rants, New High School Courses for next year. School Calendar, and the preparation of a request to the Special Education District of Mc¬ Henry County for Contractural Serv¬ ices.
Items of Old Business include: the disposal of the used Dishwasher, Jr. High Library plans, and staff needs for 1971-72.
Lions Athletic Banquet April 27
The Lions Club Athletic Dinner will feature Art Keller as the speak¬ er on Tuesday, April 27th.
Mr. Keller is the highly success¬ ful coach of Carthage College. In 1962 and 1969 he coached the only unbeaten Football Teams in Carth¬ age Grid Annuals. Mr. Keller rank¬ ed 12th among' the NCAA College Divisions most winning actve grid Coaches in 1969. The Coach lost one game to Western Illinois during the 1970 season.
School Calendar
Api41 9-
AprU IU-
AprU 12
Apill 16
Aprfl 19 ¦
AprU 20
AprU 20
AprU 22
Aprill 27 -
AprU 27 ¦
April   29
- No School—Good Friday
— School Board Election
— No   School   —   Easter
Monday
— Grade School Concert
— Inservice Day — % day
of school
- P. T. A.
— Baseball  — Hiawatha
— Here
— Baseball  —  Ridimond
— lliere
— Baseball — Central —
Here
— Athletic Banquet
— VICA Banquet
i4pn7 Village Board Meeting
The Village Board meeting was held oo April 1. Present were Mr. Fitzi, Mr. Enstrom, and Mr. CHd- haber. The meeting was not oalied to order until eight o'clock because of lack of a quorum, where upon Mr. Steab entered. Mr. Donaid^ Enstrom was presiding over tbe meeting.
At the meeting was discussed the new ordinance amending an ordin¬ ance establisbing regulations lot the construction, erection, repair, alter¬ ation, removal, safety and inspection of buildings and structures in the Village of Huntley, McHenry Coun¬ ty.
Also discussed was tM» zoning hearing which shaU be held to the near future.
Having no immediate busina^ the meeting adjoumed.
FFA Judgeing Team
March 27tb ttke Huntley FFA en¬ tered teams 4h the meat and milk judgUiK CM^tett; held in Champaigp at tbe Untver^ty of nUnaik
Steven VanAcker, Ted llnbecf, and Clayton Ebert as a team earn¬ ed a "C" (WhHe R«*oo) Award. Steven VaaAtkev wias awarded a red ribbaa '%" ani HW ottif. two. were given "XT* wbRe ribbon for in¬ dividual Award.
One hundred forty-two oontestants participated in the meat judging. Huntley's team was one of the forty-six teams.
The milk judging team was com¬ posed of Arthur McPheron, Jbn Henning, and Dean Landorf was al¬ so given a red 'B" Award. Arthur McPheron rated a Red Ribbon In¬ dividual award while the others re¬ ceived "C" White Ribbon Awards. This team was one of 24 teams. Seventy students were contestants in the milk judering.
State Solo and Ensemble Contest
Saturday, April 3rd, the high school chorus and band members competed in the State District I Class C Solo and Ensemble contest held at Forreston, Ulhiois. The re¬ sults were as follows: six Division I ratings; nine Division II ratings; one Division III rating.
Those receiving: a Division I rating were — Girb' Vocal Trio — Pam Jirik, Barb Schultx, and Diane Ungs; Pam Jirik — Piano Solo; Tom Kwwin — Tromlwne Solo; John Adams — Saxophone Soto; Dnmi Quintet — (Scott Harm, Gary Schultz, Rick Master, Latry Del¬ aney, and Mark Zorica); Ann Mich¬ elsen — Piano Solo.
Those receiving a Division H rating were — Giris' Duet — Nancy Rohlwing, Janet Spradlin; Woodwbid Duet — Bonnie Nerby and Katby Swanson; Girls' Sextet — Nancy Rohlwing, Janet Spradlin, Peg Hab¬ bley Michele Lane, Karen Bor¬ hart, and Regina Manning; Vocal Solo — Terry Aaavang; Brass Quin¬ tet — Pat DcMudiue, Regma Man¬ ning, Jay M(^tor, Jane Michdisen, Steve Schachtner. Brass Quartet — Ed Eckman, Pam Jirik, Tom M<rfl- ort, Al Wiisnelfc; Vocal Solo — Barb Sd^iMz; Vocal Soto — Karen Pickens; Clarinet Trio — Bonnie Nerby, Gary Scbootey, and Kathy Swanson.
(Un-official Township Election Returns
The foUowing are the tmofficiai electioti  retumes for  the  election tor Road Commissioner in Grafton Township: TOTAL VOTES CAST —
In Township     467
Louis Schachtoer   432
Wm Russel     7
(Write In)
Donald Duck       1
(Write In)
SpoUed    :    17
GRAFTON 1 —
Louis Schachtner   187
Spoiled     3
GRAFTON 2 —
Louis   Schachtaw       46
Spoiled       9
GRAFTON  3 —
Louis Schachtner    36
Wm.  Russel         2
(Write In)
SpoUed          4
GRAFTON 4 —
Louis  Schachtner      86
SipoUed      1
CJjiArFON 5 —
Louis Schachtner      78
Wm Russel      i
(Write In)
Donald Duck        1
(Write In)
Un-officied
Conservation District Election Returns
The following are the un-o<ficial retumes for the McHenry County Consei-vation District Election held Last Tuesday, AprU 6, 1971: TOTAL VOTES CAST —
In   County     16,680
YES      11,661
NO         5,019
In Grafton Township 	
YES   	
NO   ; _	
GRAFTON 1 —
Totol     	
YES   	
NO   	
GRAFTON 2 —
Total    	
YES    _	
NO   	
GRAFTON   3   —
Total   	
YES	
NO    	
GRAFTON 4 ^
(4-
Xotal ,.,.,.
YE* ..-	
NO ¦ GRAFTON 5 —
ToW	
YES   	
NO      	
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469 340 129
182 132 50
55 39 1-6
51
36.
1^
...86 %&
24
95 71 24
FFA Members Win Award
Hoatley Hidi School's Dairy Judging Team took first place hi the Sectfon six FFA contest at Mooseheait. AUan Ratb took the todbridoal fb«t piace ribbon. Steve Van Acker took second place and Ron Botteroiaa was placed la ntoth posttion ont of one hnndred entries. Hutttley scared mora than two hundred pofati above its nearest competitor. Out of a possAle seaVB mt 24M Haafley's team posted a 1,957.2 score. Central High SdiooPs lad(lB( team waa second and foUowed by Woodstock third and Mareago fovth. The Hnntlcy's boys wUI be practictog ttieir judgtog skUl to tfae five au}i>r daily breeds to preparation for the Stete contest on Satnrday, May 1.
Alan Ratb took flrst place to die Section sU FFA Contest at Moosebeat
AnnueU Grafton Township Meeting
On April 13 at the aimual Graf- tcm Township meeting at 8 p.m. at the township garage.
Kenneth Fish of the Soil and Water Conservatton District wiU speak on the mlUlon d<^ar plan to rejuvinate and enhance the Kishwaukee River from Woodstock to Crystal Lake thraoe to tfae Un¬ ion area. Grafton tovrnshJ^ araa residents are urged to attend as this river crosses the intenection of Franklinville blacktop and Stetf Route 176.
Tbere will be fedefit money for the cleaning of the river and removal of the sUt. Farmers «^ose tond abute the river now have grants to farther the disptful of .Mteial waste. '4loney wiU also be availatde for seettnsr down the bank spoils to stop farther erosion and to pre¬ serve the natural terrain along the river bank.
A meeUnc was hM at «be Wood¬ stock City HaU. on Thunday Ainil VI to^.MBew ttie Fed(^ goventmeot oCfer)^pifr«ci|^te witb flie ooaaty, Biimki^^alitiea to wfaat *iM caUed the Kishwaakee Eaviron- ' mental Enbancesient {voject   This program is styled to Rmove tlie sBt aai «» deaa oat tkt tlstiasiilai
Tbe meetiM vMeti was aMendMi by dignittfies from tbe Fed., State Couaty and City fOMrMMnti stated that they woukl mny back the in¬ formation to their respective govern¬ ment bodies and that they thought that it would receive favorable at¬ tention.
Mr. Kenneth Fiske of Uie SoU and Water Conservation District of Mc¬ Henry County chaired the meeting and he told Crystd Lake NEWS reporter that the 3 groups wUI par¬ ticipate in tfae monitoring of the Water quaUty to the East Branch of the Kishwaukee River. Four tests a year are hoped for t>y the com¬ mittee.
Money wUI be given to private landowners to assist in lolvmg the conservation problems in the water shed. There is $90,000 avaUabto ior this phase of the project The catfac project may receive $126,000 ftctn the Federal Government as its ifaare of this project. The entire amount is $197,500. The cities wUl partici¬ pate in removing the sUt. The coan¬ ty and townsliip wiU participate in the lowering of the culverts under the bridges, many of which are too hi^ and Uierefore act as dams stopping the free flow of the water and flooding of the fields. Many of the present drams are also higher than tbe water level.
The individiml land owner may receive funds to aid him in buUding waste control outlets so that the animal wattes do not poUute the water. Mr. Fiske steted tbat up to 80% of the coet of some of tfae projects wUl be t>om by the Federal government, Ibe entire cost to thi Rural Bwrirenmental aaristance pro¬ gram is $197,500. The Countyli shaie is PitttaMJlri at SlljBSD Waad- ctock's share ^OQO. UIDA fo* $126,000 and prtvata landownei* cost $3M00.
The foUowing were aome of tbe
difttitearies from Fed, State. Coua-
CoattMMt m y» twb