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* HUNTLEY ^csmsidc
VOLUME 13 — NUMBBER 11
THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1972
— mONB —
M94W21 • If Ne Answer 4S9-M9I or 459-0612
IK
PRANK PARISEK PO 192 HUNTLByt ILL
8 PAGES
r. IttBN GO AHEAD** — Dafid Crockett
10 cenhi p^ copy
Huntleys Two Dairy Princess Candidates
Hoatiey'S two oaedidi^es for McHeory County Dairy Prkicess tadnde these dahy fanoers' dnoghten: Sae Henning and Joan FlMrt. Contest is Jnne 28 aad tlie pObifc is invited.
McHewy County Dairy Princess candidates wiJl lauitch June Dairy ktaah this week with an appeal^ ^ 4«Ke beftjre the McHenry Oounty Board to call attenaon to one of the county's most plentiful and im¬ portant products!
Their a^iearance will take place at the morning "nulk break" andl Henry Edgerton, executive secretary for the sponsoring McHenry Coun¬ ty Dairy Promotion Council, says it will be the first time the Dairy Princess oandkiates have appeared before the county's No. 1 govern- uig group ance the founding of the Ttairy Promotion Council in 1954.
Dairy Princess oandidates meet with the judges next week. Thcy are judged cwi ability to talk, ap¬ pearance, beauty, knowiedge of the dairy products, and avalability to make pi*lic appearance in behalf of farmers, the retailers, restaurant people, and ottiers involved in milk and milk products.
The annual bsttiquet at Crystal
Lake starts at 7:30 p.m. with Dor Barrett, Harvard, as master of cer monies. Dick Moore, ADA of linois nufka^er, wtU be ttie speaker J Spedal entertainmeot w^ be pr vided by linnea Jones and h friend. Jorry Linnea is a youthfu ventriloquist. TB& candidates axe: Terry Christy,!
17, Wonder Lake, spcaisored byj AMPI; Joan Finzel, 20, Huntley,! sponsored by Federal Land Bank;! Joanne Groell, 18, Harvard, ^>on-r sored by G^ioa CO-OP; Susan Hen.] ning, 18, Huntley, sponsored by Mc Hnery County HIA; Margie Johr son, 17, Hebron, sponsored by AMPI; Barbara Ridi, 17, Harvard,] sponsored by AMPI-McHenry-Lake Dist.; Vanita Sherwin, 19, Harvard, sponsored by AMPI; Oathy Wells,|
17, Harvard, sponsored by Far Bureau. ,
Par/it Board Mmutes
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR
MEETING OF THE
HUNTLEY PARK DISTRICT
The regular meeting of the Hunt¬ ley Park District Board was heflitf on Wednesday, May 24th, 1972. The meetmg was oaMed to ordw at 8:15 p.m. by Vice President Mackeben who conducted tlie meet¬ ing in the absence of President P»%ek. Upon roll call those pre¬ sent were Oommissioners Deicke, Mackeben and Tures, with Commis- sioncTS Parisek and Ream absent.
The Vice President called for tlw reading of the minutes o€ the previous meeting of 4-26-72 after 'lAich a motioa was made by Mr. Deicke, seconded by Mr. Tures, to approve the mimites «s read. All Commissionets voted aye and the atotion carried.
The Treasurers report was then presented. A mntioo 'was made by Mr. Mackeben, seconded by Mr. Tures, to accept tiie report es read AU CSoounisstoners voted aye and ttia report waa filed for audit
The monthly biffls were ttien pre- sehtMl atfter which a motion waa PAIHL BOARD
CoBthiaed on Page Two
Lions Club to Hold Annual Chicken Barbeque June 18
Father's Day, June 18th, the Huntley Lions Cflub wdl tiold its! Annual Chicken Barbecue at thel Huntley Firebam. Thas dinner isl the organization's primairy money-l making project and all menAets| and their wives wwrk diligently prepare the succuloit meal
Dinner consists of barbecu chicken, home baked beans, pota^ toes, cole slaw, roll, butter and: beverage. To ccanirtiment the chickJ en, which is prepared by the mer of the club over open barbecu* pits, is a special barbecue saucel prepared from a family recipe ofl Henry Mariowe, owner of Markwe'sl Feed & Hatchery in Huntley. Pies,! prepared by the lades of the club,! will also be available. 1
Serving time ^ from 11:00 a.m.l to 4:00 p.m. Dooaticn is adtdtsl $2.00, children $1.00. I
V(^ney naised by this nonHpro^l oifigaDi^on will be used .to pro*-] mote youth activities throughoatl tlie area I
The Lions Clids invites all to] cotne to Huntiey, "A Friendly VU-j lage wtth Oount^ Ckann," and «»-t joy a deSdous meaa to • congeoiBij atteosphere whQe aiding thte wnrth-| while organizatioo.
Kelley Pleads kuilty For Filing ¦"alse Income Retum
Raymond J. KcUey, retired at- nrey and former school teaches. Page 67, of 48 Coral, Huntley, plead- [ed guilty May 31, 1972, to one count of a four count charge of ling false fed^-al income tax re- Mr. Kelley claimed in said 1965 |U.S. individual income tax retum his taxable Jncome was $4,- }78.49i whereas,* le then ^nd there laaew hW c^rect taxable in- ome was $1<S,511.28. | A pre-seotMicIng invditigation' |was ordered by Judge Frftnk Mc- 3arr for June 23, 1972.
New Squad Car for Huntley Police
\High School Award *rogram
The National Honor Society Pins
nd Certificate Awards were given
LeRoy Marks to: Juniors —
McCollum, Greg Lindsey,
I'^endy MUler, Karen Borhart, Ar-
liur McPheron, Nancy Kopsell,
iBecky Hutsler, Mark Zorica, Regina
{Manning and Laurel Izard. Seniors
Pam Isenhart, Glen Boihart, Ro-
Zirk, Michelle Lane, George
iwert, John Adams, Peggy HaJibley,
lis Diediick, Wm. Ruth, Ann
^ichelsen. and Mary Schiestier.
Vale£ctorian Was PanT beiAart
Salutatorian was Glen Bortiart
Women's Auxiliary Award for
|Girk State was awarded by Mae
hesak to Cindy McCollum, Wendy
|Miller, Karon Borhart, altemate.
Nurse Award given by Mrs. Kor-
vin to Maiy Schiesher.
Honorary Science Medal - Bausch
Lamb Certificate given by Robert
Peterson to Glen Borhart and' Bob
iZirk.
Yearbook Pins given by Stephen iPolep to John Adams, Peggy Hab- Ibley, Pam Isenhart, Michelle Lane, jAnn MichelsoW, Mary SdMesheii IBarb Schultz.
Home Economics Department lAwards given by Barbara Mowers' |to: Crisco Award - Debra VanAck- and Betty Crocker Award - Bar¬ bara Schultz.
Perfect attendance award giveo by Glen Deianey to: Fredunen — iMaiy Ewert, Dcnma Fettes, Ralph iHennIng, Lindy Kruetzer, Randy JMoerke, Nick Petriciienko, Jim ISorensen, Grant Swansea So^^^ Jmores — Cathy Fettes, Ron Mas- Iter, Bonnie Nerby, Bruce Raymond, iBarbana Sorensen, Kathy Swanson, IAI Wiesneth. Juniors — Vance I Swanson.
Student Coundll Pins given by
|Glen Delaney to: Seniors — Bill
luth, Sylvia Fruin, Michelle Lane,
jMark Ostrander. Juniors — Karen
jrhart, Linda Thorstensen, Larry
|Delaney, Rjon Hafferkamp. Sopho-
lores — Kurt Habbftry, Bill Isen-
lart, Marcie Ungs, Sherri Verhae-
[ghe. Freshmen — Diane Huglhes,
iPauI W. Ostrander, Gayle Pidiens,
[jeffery Scitultz.
Student Council Awards given by Deianey to: Presadent - Bill iRuth, Sylvia Fruin, Michelle Lane, [Mark Ostrander.
Student Secretarial Pins given to iJean Borhart, Slurley Bottdier, ISylvia,Fruin, Pat Homeyer, Botmie |Nerby, Diane Wicks.
New Student Oouncil President [wa;; announced as Marcie Ungs.
D.A.R. Award - Pam Isenhart. [S.A.R. Award - Bill Ruth
BasebaH Awards given by Ed Conthined on Page Two HS AWARDS
Pictared above ia Hunliey<k CJtk4 of Poiioe. Richaid Nelson, itiitli tha Viilaee's new sauad car. The car was purchased from Ben Hansford Chevro¬ let. It repUceH a 1971 Ford.
Huntley Lions Club Hold Installation
The Huntley Lions Club held their installation ceremony Satur- ctay night June. 10 at the Blue Moon with 59 members and guests p««$ent. Past District Govecnor! EfWin Schmidt was installing offi cer. Those installed were: President Art Lane; 1st Vice President, Jim Lane; 2nd Vice President, Helen Thurow; 3rd Vice President, Mel Ewert; Tail Twister, Roger Cole;' IJlon Tamer, Jim Manning; Secre¬ tary-Treasurer, Chuck Lamb; Dir¬ ectors, Phil Freund, Will Brill, I»u- is VanAcker, DeH Borhart.
This year marks the 25th Anni¬ versary of the Huntley Lions Club, j The only 2 remaining charter mem- ] bers were present. Lion Glen Cole J and Lion Earie Johnsoru Three new members were also installed into the club. Mr. Herb Jackisch, owner of Pinecrest Golf and Coimtry Club, Contimied on Back Page LIONS
'Elected to Assn. |Of Religrion - Science
The Rev. Dr. Robert L. Frank, [pastor of First CongfegahonSl Church of Huntley has been elected pto the active membership of Tfah [AasodaUon of R^lgion am A^ l/died Behavhiral Sdttnce by the JBoard of IMrectors erf the Associa¬ ftion. Membership slby invitation I of current active membeils only |along with the approval of tbe Board [of Directws. ITie Association «rf Reli^on and Appilied Behavioral Science is an International Oreani- ^^ zation for planned ciiange within ¦'((.religious systems. j![f Members constitute an assochc' ¦i tion of trained leaders interested in ;r human relatiwis, group dynamics, j and organizational principles. Indi- .j vidual members sitare in discover¬ ing how persons may grow tlo be more effective in their lifo settings - and how organizations may be- Contimied on Back Pa«B PASTOR FRANK
First Hole-In-One at Pinecrest
Geovge Adams, using a I Iron on a 19S yard Par 3, 'lane 5, 1B72 on the Second hole. Tbis was .the ffast Hole-In-One at Pinecrest Geit Cootae. To Geoi^'s riKht te Bob Zanaig, s/aU pro at the course.
Object Description
| Title | The Huntley Farmside |
| Date | 1972-06-15 |
| Month | 06 |
| Day | 15 |
| Year | 1972 |
| Volume | 13 |
| Issue | 11 |
| Decade | 1970-1979 |
| Creator | The Huntley Farmside |
| Coverage | Huntley, Illinois, United States |
| Description | Weekly Newspaper from the Huntley Area Public Library Collection |
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| Title | The Huntley Farmside |
| Date | 1972-06-15 |
| Month | 06 |
| Day | 15 |
| Year | 1972 |
| Volume | 13 |
| Issue | 11 |
| Decade | 1970-1979 |
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| Creator | The Huntley Farmside |
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| Coverage | Huntley, Illinois, United States |
| Description | Weekly Newspaper from the Huntley Area Public Library Collection |
| Subject | Newspaper Archives |
| Rights | This material may be protected by U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S. Code). |
| Publisher | This Collection was digitized and loaded into CONTENTdm by OCLC Preservation Service Center (Bethlehem, PA) for the Huntley Area Public Library |
| Source | Reproduction of library's print newspaper archives |
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* HUNTLEY ^csmsidc
VOLUME 13 — NUMBBER 11
THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1972
— mONB —
M94W21 • If Ne Answer 4S9-M9I or 459-0612
IK
PRANK PARISEK PO 192 HUNTLByt ILL
8 PAGES
r. IttBN GO AHEAD** — Dafid Crockett
10 cenhi p^ copy
Huntleys Two Dairy Princess Candidates
Hoatiey'S two oaedidi^es for McHeory County Dairy Prkicess tadnde these dahy fanoers' dnoghten: Sae Henning and Joan FlMrt. Contest is Jnne 28 aad tlie pObifc is invited.
McHewy County Dairy Princess candidates wiJl lauitch June Dairy ktaah this week with an appeal^ ^ 4«Ke beftjre the McHenry Oounty Board to call attenaon to one of the county's most plentiful and im¬ portant products!
Their a^iearance will take place at the morning "nulk break" andl Henry Edgerton, executive secretary for the sponsoring McHenry Coun¬ ty Dairy Promotion Council, says it will be the first time the Dairy Princess oandkiates have appeared before the county's No. 1 govern- uig group ance the founding of the Ttairy Promotion Council in 1954.
Dairy Princess oandidates meet with the judges next week. Thcy are judged cwi ability to talk, ap¬ pearance, beauty, knowiedge of the dairy products, and avalability to make pi*lic appearance in behalf of farmers, the retailers, restaurant people, and ottiers involved in milk and milk products.
The annual bsttiquet at Crystal
Lake starts at 7:30 p.m. with Dor Barrett, Harvard, as master of cer monies. Dick Moore, ADA of linois nufka^er, wtU be ttie speaker J Spedal entertainmeot w^ be pr vided by linnea Jones and h friend. Jorry Linnea is a youthfu ventriloquist. TB& candidates axe: Terry Christy,!
17, Wonder Lake, spcaisored byj AMPI; Joan Finzel, 20, Huntley,! sponsored by Federal Land Bank;! Joanne Groell, 18, Harvard, ^>on-r sored by G^ioa CO-OP; Susan Hen.] ning, 18, Huntley, sponsored by Mc Hnery County HIA; Margie Johr son, 17, Hebron, sponsored by AMPI; Barbara Ridi, 17, Harvard,] sponsored by AMPI-McHenry-Lake Dist.; Vanita Sherwin, 19, Harvard, sponsored by AMPI; Oathy Wells,|
17, Harvard, sponsored by Far Bureau. ,
Par/it Board Mmutes
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR
MEETING OF THE
HUNTLEY PARK DISTRICT
The regular meeting of the Hunt¬ ley Park District Board was heflitf on Wednesday, May 24th, 1972. The meetmg was oaMed to ordw at 8:15 p.m. by Vice President Mackeben who conducted tlie meet¬ ing in the absence of President P»%ek. Upon roll call those pre¬ sent were Oommissioners Deicke, Mackeben and Tures, with Commis- sioncTS Parisek and Ream absent.
The Vice President called for tlw reading of the minutes o€ the previous meeting of 4-26-72 after 'lAich a motioa was made by Mr. Deicke, seconded by Mr. Tures, to approve the mimites «s read. All Commissionets voted aye and the atotion carried.
The Treasurers report was then presented. A mntioo 'was made by Mr. Mackeben, seconded by Mr. Tures, to accept tiie report es read AU CSoounisstoners voted aye and ttia report waa filed for audit
The monthly biffls were ttien pre- sehtMl atfter which a motion waa PAIHL BOARD
CoBthiaed on Page Two
Lions Club to Hold Annual Chicken Barbeque June 18
Father's Day, June 18th, the Huntley Lions Cflub wdl tiold its! Annual Chicken Barbecue at thel Huntley Firebam. Thas dinner isl the organization's primairy money-l making project and all menAets| and their wives wwrk diligently prepare the succuloit meal
Dinner consists of barbecu chicken, home baked beans, pota^ toes, cole slaw, roll, butter and: beverage. To ccanirtiment the chickJ en, which is prepared by the mer of the club over open barbecu* pits, is a special barbecue saucel prepared from a family recipe ofl Henry Mariowe, owner of Markwe'sl Feed & Hatchery in Huntley. Pies,! prepared by the lades of the club,! will also be available. 1
Serving time ^ from 11:00 a.m.l to 4:00 p.m. Dooaticn is adtdtsl $2.00, children $1.00. I
V(^ney naised by this nonHpro^l oifigaDi^on will be used .to pro*-] mote youth activities throughoatl tlie area I
The Lions Clids invites all to] cotne to Huntiey, "A Friendly VU-j lage wtth Oount^ Ckann," and «»-t joy a deSdous meaa to • congeoiBij atteosphere whQe aiding thte wnrth-| while organizatioo.
Kelley Pleads kuilty For Filing ¦"alse Income Retum
Raymond J. KcUey, retired at- nrey and former school teaches. Page 67, of 48 Coral, Huntley, plead- [ed guilty May 31, 1972, to one count of a four count charge of ling false fed^-al income tax re- Mr. Kelley claimed in said 1965 |U.S. individual income tax retum his taxable Jncome was $4,- }78.49i whereas,* le then ^nd there laaew hW c^rect taxable in- ome was $1 |