The Huntley Farmside

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VOLUME 16 — NUMBER 12
THURSDAY, JUNE 19,  1975
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Ridvard Drendel, Huntley FFA Cha|)tar members, received the State Superior Ohj^ter Safety A'ward £rom Hiarald Helidretii, #rector <^ youtii activities, National Safety Council, Chic^o; Andrew Anderson, diapter aidviser, looks on.
Hie award was presented during the 47t4i Annual IHSnods FFA Con- veilUoiii, in tiie Vntveraity of Blinois Asaomi&y Hall, June 10-12.
The State Sujieriair Chaviied Sale-
Huntley FFA Wins Safety Award   School Board
Minutes
T^e regular meeting of the Board o* Education of Sdiool Dist No. 158, Himtley CnsoUdated School, Huntley, Blinois, was beld in High School buildir^ oo June 9, 1975 at 7:30 p.m.
Upon roll call the foJlowing an¬ swered pcescot Mr. ZBler, Mr. Bood, Mr. Ruth, Mr. Brettschneider, Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Jones and Mr. Sfcad- faig. Nono aieent.
A motion made by Mr. Bond and 2nd by Mr. Brettschneider to ap¬ prove of the mdimites as lead. Mo¬ tion carried 7 yeas and 0 nays.
A motion made 'by Mr. Brett¬ sdineider and 2nd by Mre. Jones to approve of the payment of the reg¬ ular monthly biUs. Motion carried 7 yeas and 0 nays.
A maWan made by Mrs. Simpson
and 2«1 by Mr. ZOler to pay ttie
ty Award recognizes the Huntley      interest on bonds to the Americao
Chapter's efforts to promote farm      National Bank and Ttudt Co., the
and home sfrfety. sum of $174.96 and servioe charges
During the convention, more than      of $25.00 and to the Hamrison Trust
100 FFA chapters and over 500 II-      and Savings Bank, interest in the
linois  FFA members were necog-      amount  of   $4,556.25   and   service
nized for their aooomplishments of      chargea the sum of $70.00. Motion
the   past year. Ihe  delegates   an      oarried 7 yeas and 0 oays.
guests also lieard speeches by agri- A motion made by Mr. Bond and
outoral leaders and govemmeot of-      2nd by Mis.  SinuFSon to transfer
ficiaJs. $665.56 to the imjxre^ tmA Mo-
' tion oamed 7 yeas Mid 0 naiyB
A motion made by MfS. Jo^«bs and ¦ar\im^     -^ .    «    ..-v >-i «        2nd by M^. RUlh to tranrfer $7$62.23
1951 Centennial Queen Crowned   «romthebaiidinBfondtow«t«n8
^^ porbatooa fund and $4207.67 frwn
the buiiding fund tp UlincoB Munici¬ pal Reitarement fund. Motion oar¬ ried 7 yeas and 0 nays.
A motion made by Mr. Bond and Smd by Mr. Bretibsohnieider to ap-
       prve of the transfers to be made
*   . ..J'^^mHl^^^^^^B       June   30,   1975,   frmn the  building
ifiBKl to the traneportatieo fmi> and from the building ftmd to the nl. Mun. Retirfflnent fund. Motion carried 7 yeas and 0 n^rs.
A  motion made by Mr.  Brett-
adineider and 2 od by Mr. Ruth
to  bid for buiMing bonds  in the
amount of $750,000.00- Motion oar-
§-%.*'^ '.>'-i*'      ried 7 yeas and O nay«
.^^^ ^^,. _.^ A motion mode by Mr. Stading
¦^^n        ..S.TKJ >'^J      and Zod by Mre. Jones *o approve
« -' IT'      -   •«" 1       *¦* '^'^ contraiot for West Architects
^ '^"V^«^^*S!^^' -''- '\^      Pinn as Bubmtttad. Motkn carried
^"^'^      7 yeas and 0 nays.
A motion made by lifr. Bood and Many have responded to the Hunt      ^^ ^V ^^- ®rette<*neide«r to ap-
fey HiBtoi4cal committees request      S'^Z^'^u*! ^^** *°'*^*^ for pictures and infomiation about      Sobiearcyk  to teadi core for tte
their homes, farms and old build-      f^'f l^ ''f ^^^U^ 7^ ^^ jjjgg^ ing to the salary schedule. Motaon
However, much more is needed so *^*^ 1.^^ ^ ^J^'     ,,„, that ail the hiatory of Huntley can ^  "'°*''^ "*^ *>y  ^-  ^ite-
be put into the booklet that will be "^ 2nd by Mrs. Jon^ to approve
published in   connection  with   the ^^ the contract for James Stafiej
celebration of Huntleyls 125th birth- ^ custodian according to the ous-
dl«y in August of 1976. t?^"®" ®*^«^ schedule. Motion car-
•H you have not sent your family "*^ "^ ^f®^-    ^   ^   „ history or contacted the committee ^ ™°*** "**^ ^ *'^- S«ni«oi
personally, please fiU out the foUow «™i ^^^ ^ *^^- ^°'°^ *» approve
ing form and mail to: P.O. Box 53, of the New High Sdiool courses for
Hurttley, Illinois 60142 or contact ^''^^ and 75 as sufcmlWBd. Motion
Ijoulse  Kreutzer, chadrman of the canned 7 yeas and 0 nays. 125th Anniversary. A motion made by Mr. Bood and
2(nd by  Mrs. Simpson to e^iprove
FamMy Name   . of JuMe Peterson and David Wikson
„„      ^    .,   ^ „    „ as coaches for Girls track fr the
When Family Came to Huntiey ^„,^ year of 1975 and 76. Motion
Area        carried 7 yeas and 0 nays.
A matdoo made by Mr. Ruth and Age of Oldest Living Relative         2nd by Mr. Ziller to approve of
„..   V      TI               on* Jack MoDonald as Baseball coadi
Date Your House ^ Built       ^^ ^^ ^^ ^ j„5 ^ ^^
Sate your farm was laid out  ^""X^ILITmI'^iI:^
(Abstract and Deed infomaUon if J^ J^^T ^^^ ^L^ ^
Mai\ah^t>^ ^""^ *V Mre. Jones to tranafer Ihe
rwr!,7«iL.v» ^M ^-*,«» fn^ iwJr 'c***  <<   1974 «nd  1975 treasure
Do you have dd pictures for book- Contiiined on Page Two
m or d^ilay        tKaOOL BOARD
liuntley's persooaJDty and popu¬ lar!^ queen, Delores Reevefl, dor- duimg comatlon ceremonies alt tha Huotiey Cenetenniai Oeiebiration in 1951 is shown wHh her oourt and cooncees Henry Mariowe and Herb £g$(^. Tbe others art 1. te r. Eva Adtamson, Oona Heinz, Maxiile Kom and Marion Scheisher.
Qfade Schoql A^vards ^
FBfect attendance: IA — Mandi Baaten, Lisa Brmathoo, Glep Os- tentw, Becky Pierce, Andrea YeAe; IB -!- Brian Fettes, Cheryl Mar*, Midiael Lohneis, Janis Jones, ML- chdIlB Plane, Todd Ream; IT — Danid Lohneis; 2A — David Hare, Cfadltopher Seler; 2B — Billy Mc- Geii Ted Manning, Steve Hennig; 3A *— Pam Engei, Jeff Peterson, Brdjl Pierce, Dominic (Raymond, Lo^'' Seeman, Lisa Wtataserstrass, S8ai|:ia Wiesneth; SB — Soott BHack- 'wel^Lisa Dtmap, Bemadette Hare, Krmar Resh; 4A — Beth Lemon, NaMie Freund, Pam Jacobs, Paul Lo^^, Dan Susong, Tfan VanAcfc- F Cot^noed on Back Page GR^E S(»OOL AWARDS
C Choin Named Miss Huntley
Pictured above aire Qynthia I^ee dhoin, left, and LeiRene Maynard as they competed foir the Miss Hunt ley Title at the Huptley Lioos Qub. Miss Choin v/as seicKited by the dub to ia»9seiit~HuBtiiey in .tiae Mks MoReary County Conbeflt hekt at the tak later ttis aammert. TiM) years ago.Kaen Badmt mSk the ooudty contest .afcejWiii arp jmlgwi on parscmality, dunn, figiae a9A taloA. . I
140iAttfi»d
LionChickeii
Bar-B-0
1401 pepie were served at ibe Aowiai Hw>tiey,Xioae Club OUcken •Ilarl»e»it> MMltot toidafy at tb«
Clean-ClF W«ek Set
.. Hnnaey CIsw^HMk hM been set for June |S-^'<huie 24. Betuveen these dates kwe garbage bkw will be placed alt tbe Huntley Suffi- mariiet and in back of the AmerlcaB Legion home. They will be removed June 24th	
High School Awards
Tlie Huntley H]«|i 9cb0(4 Bbudeste awards prognun was heid June 2, 1975. Those leoeiTcnK awards ware:
Woaien's AuxMiary Award, Girls ^bate, given by M«e Chesak to B<^ bi Sue Tessmer and Linda Egen, al¬ ternate.
There was oo nurse awaid for the 1974-75 scbool year.
Honorary Science Medal, B«aB«h Conttnoed on Page Two HIGH SCHOOL AWARDS
775 «rere aduftts, 163 •were childrea and there were 463 cMnyotits. AX Itie end of the jdagig^ipBewiere 60 hali datt^t^tBtA'imk^mate pa> dtMa6Wmtt*nt g%^ drib.    .
'ma y»ar1Sm^:dltl^im»ta9n pre¬ pared over ate ii|«M'iNiii>iiue Vi» at WeHenry FS.
Hie exact date of tM'IkSfc CUcken Bajrbe<}ue is unknown. Iffcestamat- ed by older Lion members 1hat the event bas been going on for 20 yeaira At first, the bacbeque was held on the Rudy T«ki Vtam, now owned by VfipadttWn. FOr at least one year it was held in the Vffii^ SquarePark. When the Huntley Fke Station w«k8 completed in 1960, the event was'swved inside. Prior to that tiaie tbs Lions were at the mercy of the weather. For many years tbe chickens were pre- pared on tbe haif barrell pits in front of the ^re stKtfon. Howeiver, this preparation ceased when tfae Fire Department complained of tbe SDM^ damagh^ the interior of tfae tnulding.
The Cticken Bta^xqae is tfae Conttmed on Page Two UlONS BAR-B-Q
S Borhart in Dairy Princess CcMfttest
Pictoved efcove Is Sue Borhart, Hontlejr, and D«b IMoi^ Oryitbii iLake. Sa4h go/is see csndJdatBs for
Miss HcHeniy Oourty Daky Pt^
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