The Huntley Farmside

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VOLUME 14 — NUMBER  6 THURSDAY. MAY 10, 197X 3 ;
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1973 Junior-Senior Prom King and Queen Candidates
Af iss Huntley Conleat
Any girts between the ages of 16- 21 are eligible to apply for MisS HuntJey. The participant who is selected to become Mis Huntley will paiticipete in the Miss McHenry County Contest «nd could possibly lead to Miss lUinois or Miss Ameri¬ can title.
Any interested persom tnay con¬ tact Lion men^jer Chock Ruth, ptione 669-5863 or the Huotley Hi#i Sctiool, phone 669-6171 for ai>plicar tions. Application deadline will be May 15. 1973.
Af ay Village Bottrd Meeting
The May meeting o* ttie Huntley Vill«ige Board wes held in the Board Room of the HucU^ Villa«:e Hall Tlruisday, May 3, at 7:30 p.m. AJl members present.
The minutes of the AprU Board meeting were read eod aisproved. The minutes of tbe Annual Board meeting were also read and ap¬ proved. The annual meeting waa held tfae iwt week in April. At HOia meeting aft of Honttey's si:|^«ai#RiB, 2 clubs and 1 patkaee liqilbr .ilors licenaes vtkre Kocwtd. Cctoihaa'» TapMitiiilFi)
Pictured above is the Senior Court for the Junior-Senior Prom to be held at the Chateau Louise on Saturday. May 19th from 6:30 to 1:00 P.M. A King and Queen from these candidates will be announced that evening.
Photo by De Wayne Stadlo Front Row: (left to right) Cindy McCoUum. Donna Kobley. Karen Barhart. Regina Manning, and Linda Thorstensen; Back Row: (left to right) Steve Van Acker. Greg Lindsey. Scott Harm. Dennis Pfaff and Larry DelaMy.
April Park Board Meeting
MEETING OF THE HUNTI.EY PARK DISTRICT
The regular meeting of the Hunt- ley Pfufc District Board was held on Wednesday, April 25th 1973 at 8:00 p.m. The meeting was called to order by President Parisek, with Commissioners Deicke, Mackeben, Parisek & Tures present and Com¬ missioner Ream absent Also in at¬ tendance were Mr. Bob Vick, of No¬ vak & Carlson, Mr. Larry Kahl and Mr. Ronald Stioup.
The secretary was asked to read the minutes of the previous meet¬ ing of March 28, 1972, after which a motion -was made by Mr. Tures, seconded by Mr. Mackeben, to ap¬ prove the minutes as read. All Com¬ missioners voted aye and the mo¬ tion carried.
The Treasurers report was then presented showing a balance in the checking account of $6,332.92. A motion was made by Mn. Parisek, seconded -by Mr. Tures, to accept the report as read. All Commission¬ ers voted aye and the i-eport was filed for audit
Mr. Larry Kahl was then rcoog¬ nized and reiwrted that after check¬ ing the ooTidition of the picnic tables at Hie park, he found that the sax original tables, which were donated by the Huntley Fire Department, are now in very bad shape, leaving us (CoatlDiied on Page Two) PARK BOARD
Summer School Program
REGISTRATION  FOR	
SUMMER SCHOOL	
Summer school will be in session fixmi Friday, June 8 through Fri¬ day luly 13 from 8:30 until 12 noon. July 4tlh; will be a legal holiday. Registraltion will be accepted May 1 through 11.
Wc hope to structure our program so as to provide a true balance of freedom and control. Emphasis will be upon enrichment rather than re¬ medial help. Activities will be less formail than during the regular school year and will require more movement and less sitting. Provision Ls being made for a large number of field trips, some which may ex¬ tend into tSie afternoon hours.
The instruction will bo b^ed cm a team teaching approach. (Notice the following change in grade divi¬ sion from previous letter about sum¬ mer school.) Grades 1 & 2 will be taugh by Mrs. Diana Lenard and Miss Lois Shea. Mrs. Kalhorine Leg¬ gee and Miss Cirolyn Lochridgc vvill supervise grades 3, 4 & 5. Grades 6, 7 & 8 will be under the direction of Mrs. Nancy Fike and Mr. Don Perry. Tbe summer program will be under Ihe direction of Mr. Glen Delaney. He and Mr. Larry Lincoln will wM-k along with the teachers in providing assistance and special learning situations to the Students. Continued on Page Two SUMMER SCHOOL
Pancake Day Sucess
Grey weather and intf'rai'tant showers didn't deter an e3*>mated crowd of 700 people from j»'H«-./-:^uv» the annual Medical Center ^aticake Day.
An estimated $ 1,000.00 gross was realized from this event. More ac¬ curate figures will be published iin next weeks Huntley Farmside. Ac¬ cording to Mr. N. M. Miller, presi¬ dent of tho State Bank of Huntley and an officer on the Medicai Cen¬ ter Board, funds raised from the Pancake Day will be applied to pay¬ ing off the existing mortgage and current financial cbligations.
The medical center was built in the late 1950's thromgh funds raised by the citizefB of Huntley. The land on which the center sitands was do¬ nated to the corporation by Mr. K. P' Bakley with the stipulation that it be used for medical care only.
Then Gov. WiUiam J. Stratton came to Huntley on a Sunday after¬ noon to dedicate tbe center. In his speech the Govennor stated ttiat this was OTie of two medical centers beinig built in IQincHs. He added that it was bis hope that a whole series of such centers would be buik bringing medical faciliies within the reach of thousands of people in oom- munities such as Huntley.
Since that time Huntley has had
three doctors and two dentists. Dr.
James O'Laughlin currently occtq>ies
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PANCAKE DAY
Poppy Day PROCALMATION
WHEREAS, The American Legion and The American Legicm Auxiliary have for many years engaged in the rendition of benevoI«it services to Disabled Vefteraos aod their fam¬ ilies have taken an active part in charitable wwk wittiin the com¬ munity; and
WHEREAS, the American Legion and The American Legion Auxiliary hold an Annual Poppy Day on which Poppies made by disabled Veteions in Illinois Hospitals are cUapeosed publidy for the purpose of ralsitig fur.ds with wtuch to carry on tfaeir great work; and
WHEREAS, Friday. May 25, 1973 has been selected as PoK>y Day for the year of 1973.
NOW THEREFORE, I, Dob En¬ strom, Mayor of the City of HtHrt- ley, Illinois, do hereby proclaim FH- day. May 25, 1973 as Poppyy Day. Of the HunUey Post of THE AMER¬ ICAN LEGION, together wUh Its Auxiliary, and request all citizens to observe this day by wearing a Poppy and making an ^propriate contribution for Itiis worthy oause.
ATTEST
Richard Enstrom aeit Donald Enstrom Mayor
for krvenu remainiag open liatjl 2 a.m. is f500 per year. The fee for taverns for a 4 axn. license is $750.
Following the reading of the min¬ utes, the treasurer's report was read and approved.
The Board next considered the nK<nthly bifls which were approved and ordered paid by a motion by Mr. Cole and seconded by Mr. Zim¬ merman.
At ttiis point in the meeting, the Village Attorney Mike Oaldwell swore in the 3 new vlUage traBftees; Dr. Robert Franke, Mr. Frances Manning, Mr. Clarence Ronald Stoerpe.
The finn of Caldwell, Bumen and Caldwell were appointed viBage at¬ torneys. The firm Baxter and Wood¬ man was appiointed village engineers. Richard Nelson was appoontd vill¬ age chief of potice. Percy Swanson, Superintendent of Streets. R(^>eita Staab awl Carol Wieiidi. vMlsge collector and treasitfer, Mn. Ed Wil¬ liams was appointed to zoning boeid. Wayne Zimmerman was appointed to planniqg commission. Iterie Rad- laf f was appointed village bidding lnq>eiAor.
Ibe Board authorized attorney Caldwell to got a price on oompUIng all the VUlBge oidfaiaoces.
Mr. Cole mode a motion seconded by Mr. Zimmennan o raise Quint Beridnater $25.00 per month.
Mn Ream from the HunOey Park Board was pteaeiA at the meeting to ask permiasLon of the board to buiid a septic qrstem at he park. It was no Imown at last Thursdaty meeting whether or not tiie Park Board was in or outside of (be vil¬ lage limits. A motion was made by Dr. Franke, seoooded by Mr. Stoope to grant pennisaion to tiie Park Board to install a sefittc system at Deicke Bark subject to ^iproval of the McHenfor County Board c< HeaMh to hook up witti the CUs sewer when available. At preaeot there to no sewer Une running past Deicke Park.
Miss Margiret CbooDy aad Mias VILLAGE BOARD
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