The Huntley Farmside

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VOLUME 14 — NUMBER ."J
THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1973
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M*-5i21 — U No Avwer 4S9-099S or 49f-14M
FRANK PARinEK
PO   192
HUNTLEY.    ILL
16 PAGES
<«E SURE Vou ARE RIGHT, THEN GO AHEAiy* — David Crockalt
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Job Placement at HHS
The HuntJey Consolidated Dist¬ rict No. 158 is developing: a sum¬ mer job placement service. This service will be available to all who have a need for part or full time workers during the stunmer montiu.
The following letter has been sen* to proapet^e employers in the communis:
"District No. 158 in an effort to place students in summer jobs is starting a Summer Job Placement Proffram.
This program will operate thro¬ ugh the Hi^h School office in tbe following manner:
1. If you have any job openings, full or part time, contact the H.S. office at 669-5171 between 9:00 A.M. and 3:00 P.M.
2. Give the secretary the following information:
A. Name of business and-or eo/ir ployer to he omtMicted.
B. Typ' of opeening aVailaUe.
C. Houi   and wages for this op¬ ening.
D. Nianber of Openings.
E. Qualifications needed for em¬ ployment.
F. When and how to contact em¬ ployer.
3. A card will be filled out and your job will be posted on the H.S. office window. Thus it is availiible to aU interested oppli- oants.
4. After your job is filled please contact the H.S. so your card will be letnwved from the window.
5. The H.S. will maintain a file erf prospective student workers and their skilU. If you wish to u.se this Me to fill a position, it is available to you in the H.S. office. We cannot make referrals.
¦nils program provides an oppor- This program provides an oppor- for you to fill all types of positions with local students. Your co-oper¬ ation will not only benefit you, but will help students gain valuable work experience, a source of in¬ come, and a sence of community responsibility.
You' v<>-operation is essei>tial for the suvtess of this program."
rou;n Calendar of Coming Events
Friday. April »Wv
Choirs - Congregwtlooa.1 ChuiV:h
GOOD FRIDAY Satuniay, April Hat
Senior   Ocwifinnatlon   -   Lutheran Church
Windgarte Home - LotherBn Church Sunday. April 22nd
FACTER
Easter Sumiae Service - Congre¬ gational Clwrch Monday, April 28nd
Cub Scouts
Elders - Lutheran Church Tuesday, April 24<h
Boy Scoute
Giri Soouts
Brownies
Chess - Congregation^ Church
P.T.A.
Bowlin-Lutheran Churdh Wednesday, April 25th
Chancel  Choir - Congregational Chundt
Park Distzkt Meeting:
Boy Scoot - Cub Scout Meeting "Hiursday, April 26th
Choirs - Lutheran Cbunii LOST — 2 shelties (toys)  Caj£es.
S 100.00 rewafd end no questions
*   1-ed  male  -   1   Mack  female.
asked. 695-5093.
Huntley Park Dist Summer Program
The Huntley Park Board and the HwUley School Board have agreed to help the high school age studenits this summer, by makittg availatoje the bigh sdvxA gym on a regular basis, during the summec miciiit|i9. The Park Board, under the direction of Glen Deteney. will operate a recreational program for this age group because of the lack of en¬ deavor, the students wil benefit and have something to do with some of their everungs during the months of June and July.
Limited use of the gym must be pi«nned because of tho clearwng dur¬ ing August and we want students to participate in the baseball activities during the summer.
A fee must be charged to defray expenses for the operaiting of the program. Girfc will pay n $3 reg istraition fee by May 31st. Boys will pay a registration fee of $5 by May 3Is*. Before this program is in effect .''*> must have a minimoim of JO giris and 50 boys. Sign up can be made in the office at ihe high schoot or office of the grade sch<.«ol (8th graders going into High school).
No shower facilities will be used during this recrational time. Stu¬ dents must come ready to partici- pat*^ \«ith gym shoes.'
Al. students going into high school and stiKt(>nts of hi«tk sLlwul aae (Huntley Park District only), may sign up for the recreational pro¬ gram to be held in he gym on Tues¬ days for girls and Thursday and Fridays for boys. The gym will be open from 7 to 9 p.m. each of 1he«5e evenings for students.
This program will begin on June 12th and end on July 20th. Tlx; fol¬ lowing dates will be used for the boj'S June 14, 15. 21, 22. 28 and July 5, 6. 12, 13 and 19th. For girls the dates are June 12. 19, 26, and July 3, 10 and the 17th.
The 29th of June will be reserved for p. special event night as will the 20th of July. Further information, will foltow concerning these two nights. They art set aside for tw« teen dances, which will be spon¬ sored by the Park District. Thb Is tenatlve «uid the finallzation of this is tn progress.
A swimming program Is being finalized by Glen Delaney, recrea- tionol dlrertor for te(h Huntley Park District. Th'is Includes ages 7 years to high sdiool ages. It Avill be held at the Elgin Ac2idemy swimming pool the first weeks of August In- f^>rmation concerning this will be forthcoming.
We ere in need of some volun¬ teer women to assist in girls' soft- bell this summer. If you are in- (CoatiBued on Page Two) PARK PROGRAM
Menu of the Week
MetHi Week of April 23 - 27
No Sdiool Monday
Tuesday — WeinerWinks with cheese or plain hotdogs, buttered com, buttered bread, baked dessert; milk.
Wednesday — MeeiUoaf and gravy, buttered diced carrots, mashed po¬ tatoes, buttered bread, fruit jello with Riches whip, milk.
Thursday — Chili and crackers, peanut butter amd jelly sandwidies, buttered bread, cottage clieese and sliced peaches,  mak.
Friday — Tuna and noodle casser¬ ole, butteied pea& buttered bread, homemade cfaocx^te aookies, milk.
Easter Egg Hunt April 21
Hfflitley's Lst East Egg Hunt will chj held in the downttown area on Saturday, April 21, from 9 to 10 a.ni. Children up to age 10 nvay participate in tiv» hunt. A prize will be given for the most .number of eggs found. Otliei- pmes will be given for specially colored eggs.
The following merchants are spon- th? hunt: Chuck's Berber Shop, State Bai:k of Huntley, Clarence's Barber Sh<ip, Marlowe Feed and Hatchery, Tho Huntley Fann Store, Bev's ¦Vil¬ lage Inn, Heineman Hardware, Har- rv's Sv^ier Valu, Doctor James O'Laughlin, and HunUey Farmside. The Huntley Shoe Box and The Village Store.
April School Board
"The regular meeting of the Board of Educaition of School District No. 158, Huntley Consolidated School wiis held on April 9, 1973 al 7:45 p.m., in the High School Building.
Upon roll,oall the ftdlowing an¬ swered present Mr. Jirik, Mr. Bein, Ml'. Ziller, Mr. Brandwein, Mr. Ml- dhelsen. Mr. Adams and Mr. Stad^ ing. None absent.
A motion made by Mr. Adams and 2nd by Mr. Bein to approve of the miivutcs as read. Moltion carried 7 yeas and 0 nays.
A motion made by Mr. Michelsen and 2nd by Mr. Ziller to approve of the payment of the reg\ilar monthly bills. Motion carried 7 yeas and 0 nays.
A rr>otion made by Mr. Adams ami 2nd by Mr. Brandwein to trans¬ fer $113.99 from the Eduoational fund to the Revolving fund. Motion carried 7 yeas and no nays.
A moHon made by Mr. Ziller and 2nd by Mr. Brandwdn to grant per¬ mission to Girl Scout Troop No. 218 to pick up and clean the school yB.rd on April 24th as their partioipation in keeping America beautiful. Mo¬ tion carried 7 yeas and 0 nays.
A motion made by Mr. Adams and 2nd by Mr. Michelsen to ap- ptcfvc of the 1973 and 74 Schood CaJendar as presented. Motion car¬ ried 7 yeas and 0 nays.
A motion made by Mr. Adams and 2nd by Mr, Brandwein to partddpate in the New Learning Dteabflity Pw>. gram instituted by Scdom, whereas the equivalent of lome teadier be trained. Motion carried 6 yeas and 1 nay with Mr. Bein casting the (Continued on Pnge Two) SCHOOL BOARD
Local School Honored For Safety
Huntley Schocl recently was hon¬ ored wfth a No-Accident Certificate by the Chicago Motor Club-AAA. The- school was recognized for its record of no-accklents during fhe last sdiool year at interseotioos pa¬ trolled by members of the ScIkwiI Safety Patrio.
TTie Moftwr Club's No-AocWent Awards are designed to call atten¬ tion to the lifesaving work of the Safety Patroi.
Mctor Club President Gerald W. Cavanagh, in praiiang the award- winning schocl, said that the "School Safety Patrrt movement is based on the idea Hhat young people are de- pendaUe and capable of leadership if given profjcr guidance." He point, ed out that the "spieodid recoird of the Patrcri in its mjore than haif- centuffy of service has fully reward¬ ed the Motor Club for its faith in our youngsters.''
ST. MARVS CATHOUC CHURCH Woodatock St. HMtley, litaota Fattier L. D. Day. Pastor Sunday Masses
8.00 - 10:00 A.M. Confessions Sat. 9:30 - 10:30 A.M. 7:00 - 8.00 P.M. EVENING MASS DURING LENT Wednesday — 8:00 P.M. Friday — 8:00 P.M Confessions before Mass — 7:00 P.M.
nflST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Hantley, minois WEEKLY CALENDAR Friday,  April 20 Huntley - 7:30 Easter Sunrise Service - 6:00 am. Good Friday Lenten Serviee, Sumiay, April ^ Easter Breakfasit - 7:00 a.m. Sunday Scbooi - 9:30 Easter  Worship  Service  -   10:45 a.m. Tuesday, Apiil 24
Brownies and Giri Scouts - 3:30 Wednesday, April 25
Chancel CSioir Rehearssd - 7:30 Thursday, Aprfl 26
Cub Scout Pack Meeting - 7:30
School Calendar
May 1 — Baseball - Hebron - Home May 2 & 3 — Kindei^garten Confer.
ences May 5 — Baseball - Genoa - King¬ ston - Home May 5 — High School Athletic Ban¬ quet May 5 — Okl'a Track - Away -
Wheaton Christian May 6 — Art Disjrfay - High Schotd
2-5 p.m. May 7 — Art Display - High School
7-9 p.m. May 8 — F.F.A. Land Jwlging -
Burlington 1 p.m.
Miay 8 — Baseball - Hiawatha -
Home May   10 — BasebaH -  Central -
Home May 12 — Baseball - Richmond -
Away May 14-16 — Baseball Distriot May 17 — Sth Grade GrtMtaakion)
Dance 7-30-10:30 p.m. May 17 — Senior IVip Day May 18 — Oade School OoDceit -
8 p.m. May 19 — Jr.-Sr. Prom May 21-23 — Regkml BaMbidl May 24 — BasebaU • Hampshire -
Away May 26 — G.A.A. Motber-Daujjiter
Award ni^t . Cafeteria May 25 — End of gradiK perktd May 26  —  Baseball -  Hebron -
Away May 27 — BaooBlaureMte - ff p.m. May 28 — No achoot May 31 ~ Mh Grade Oradoation - 7:30 p.m. JuM 1 — Hieb School tirmiaaMen
8 p.m. Juae 11 — Report canAi.
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Good Friday - April 20 7:30 p.m. Communion Service
Saturday - April 21 10:00 a.m. Altar Guild 1:00 p.m. Windgate Home
Easter Sunday - April 22 6:00 am. Sunrise Service 7:00 a.m. Easter Breakfast 9:00 a.m. Sunday School 10:15 a.m. Festival Service
Monday, AprU 23 7:00 p.m. Boy Scouts
Tuesday, AiHil 24 9:00 p.m. Bowline League
Wedneaday, April 25
3:45   pm.   Mid-week  Seiiook  oT
RcH^loa 8:30 p.m. Sr. Choir Reheantal
Un-official Village Bd Election Returns
The foUowing are un-offldal re¬ turns from the Park District elect¬ ion hdd Tuesday, April 17, 1973. Two Candidates were tiected; Ed¬ win Deicke and Harley Mackeben.
The returns are as follows: B. Simpson, 83; F. Schneider, 94; H. Mackeben, 280; E. Deicke, 311; E. Lamz, 3; G. Delaney, 4; B. Lamz, 1; H. Hughes, 1; C. Dona¬ hue, 1; "Chicken" Ruth, 1; C. Bak¬ ley, 1; H. Kunde, 1.
Un-official School Bd, Election Returns
UnofficM results of the Hun^y Oonaolidated Sdhool EHstiict No. 156 last Saturday, Aptti 14, 1973 are as follows:
Total vc*es cast is 303. For mem¬ bers to aerve tor three years - Rich¬ ard R. Midjelsen 108; Edward K. Brandwein 99; James A. Bond 145; Carolyn J. Jones 172; Norman Brett¬ schneider 249; Jmet Herman 82. Write-in votes were: Wm. Bein 7; Edna Peterson 1; Henry Garlieb 1; Don Reed] 1; Nanejr Zlmmtrman 1; Phillip Htone 1.
Un-official Park Bd Election Returns
Unofficial results of the Vfllage Election on Tuesday, Apti\ 17, 1973 are as follows:
In the Independent Party, Robert L. Frank 150. In the Pecples Party Donald Enstrom 316 votes for 'Vil¬ lage preaident; For Vlllate Clerk, Richard F. Enstrom 309; For VJAage Trustee, iunea A. 0''Coi)aDr 1«; Ar Ihthur E. Wicke 100; Prahds L. Mannhig 227.
In the dtjzenB PMty for VlUage Trortee Fsaoi D. IMer 126; Donald R. Tessmer 78. R. Teaenwr lt«. vaiage TriMteft Roo Straope 226.
A total of 401 rotes were caiL