The Huntley Farmside

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yOLUtm. 12 — NUMBER 15 TBURBDAY, JULY   18.   1971
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Proclimatioii
WHEREAS: The gift of s^t is one of mankind's greatest treasures and
WHEREAS: Human sight is often lost throu^ the eye disease, glau¬ coma
WHEREAS: The Lions Club of Huntley and the Illinois Sodety for the Preventlwi of Blindness are generously cooperating to provide free glaucoma screening for the citizens  of  Huntley
NOW, THEREFORE, I, Wilpault Brill, Mayor of Huntley, do hereby proclakn the week of July 20 of the present yeer as glaucoma week in Huntley and call upon our citizens to join in tiiis observance and to support this noble cause by having their eyes screened for glaucoma on July 20, 1971.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have herewith set my hand and caused the great seal of the city of Hunt¬ ley to be affixed. Done at the City Hall of Huntley, Illinois, this llth day of July In the Year of Our Lord one thousand nine hundred and Seventy   one.
Wilpault Brill Mayor (SEAL)
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Tlie regular meeting of the Hunt¬ ley Village B(»rd was iield Thurs¬ day July 1st, in the txnd room of the VUlage Hall.
Present were: President Brill; Trustees Olhaber, O'Connor, Ens¬ trom, Zimmerman and Clerk Ens¬ trom.
Absent were: Trustees Cole and Ackman.
A motion was made by Mr. Ens¬ trom and seconded by Mr. O'Con¬ nor to approve the Treasures re_ Contlnoed oo page 2 VILLAGE BOABS
OntdoorMass
On Saturday, July 24th a special outdoor Mass will be '«elei>rated by Father Day of St Mary's Parish in the Catholic Cemetery in Huntley at II A.M.
zThe alter on which the Mass will be said, was completed in 1969 and was dedicate oA Memorial Day of that year. It was a ^t of the chfld- ren of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dren¬ del to the (^urch.
Physical Exams
Parents of children expected to enter kindettfartan, fiflli aad ninth grade in the Hnntley Schoda Aug¬ ust 27 are being urged by sdMot officials to have thefc- diCkl's physi¬ cal and dental examinations com.
AQ'stucMrts tran^Tin^l to Hunt-, ley schocds from ^-of-state are atso required to liave ' a physical and dental exams regardless of grade. If a student has had a re¬ cent physical exam from out-of- state, proot of that may waive the. requirement of a current pbysioal exttnlnatloai ,   ,
lllinds titatute reqtiies n«(ttcal examinatioiB prior to or ttpOa en-
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PHYSICAL EXAMS
FFAPpic
The Aimual FFA picnic will be held Sunday, July 25th at Deicke Park. The picnic is for FFA mem¬ bers and past and present oouncil members.
On Monday, July 12, the State of Dlinois broke a gas main on Route 47 in Huntley. The State was dig¬ ging a sewer to drain water from the west side of the highway.
Work started On the project at 7:30 A.M. At approximately 9:15 A.M. they reputured a high press¬
ure 4 inch gas main.
Residents in the area of the M & H Dairy Mart were asked to leave their homes of close there windows because of fumes. The gas company was contacted and by 11:15 the leak was repaired.
Lutheran Church Picnic
Trinity Lutheran Church will hold their Annual All Church Pic¬ nic next Sunday July 18 at Deicke Park. The outdoor service will be¬ gin at the park at 10:30 A.M. A pot_luck dinner will follow. Mem¬ bers are asked to bring fool, drink and eating untensils for their family The 8:00 A.M. service will be con¬ ducted at the churoh as usual. There will be no Sunday SchooL
Black and White Show
The Annual Black ft White Show was held at the McHenry County Fair Grounds in Woodstock last Saturday, July 10th.
This year instead of trophies the Block and White organization gave sterling silver serving dishes to high place winners. ^-
Winners from Huntiey were: Steve Van Acker, lst ta Juntor Yeariing Bull; Karen Manke, Ist in Intermediate Heffer, Larry Bor, hart, 1st in Junior Yeffiling; ^- via Fruin, Girls Showmsnship, lst in older cow, a blue hi sire class, a blue in dame and daughter dass; Ron Botterman, Altemate Show¬ manship in bojrs cisss; and Sue Hennig, 1st in dry cows.
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