The Huntley Farmside

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VOLUME 13 — NUMBER 3»
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 19TZ
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RY CHRISTMAS
MOTHER'S CHRISTMAS
ll have a private Christmas tree, lit isn't spruce or pine ijust frosted toothpicks [Stuck in styrafoom, with [Tiny twinkle lights that shine [Ornaments of red and green [Hang on ever ypick |On the top is Santa [Stuck upon a stick. [Never kissed by winter snow •Nor washed by April rain [The only sunshine it has known jls through a -window pane, [it has no heady fragrance 2To fill my lonely room [It's as sterile as an embryo [in a snow flake womb. [Christmas candles on the bureau, jA holly wreath is on my door, |The Boys all sent poinsettias [They ore sitting on the floor. |A candygram from Phyllis, (The afghan came from Pearl, |The slippers are from Tina, }Who is Tommy's little girl, jHer father was my baby son, I He died in World War II. yVhe wooly robe is from Janice I The flannel night gowns {Were sent by Sue. 5The extraordinary negligeee 5 All lace and baby blue [From the Genjleman across the hall [Who is very lonely too. [John, the eldest- will be here JA while on Christmas Day, [The others can't be with me, JThey live too for away.
Pictured above are tfae foar Huntley Football players who received tlie Goldon Helmut award from the Chkago Tribune aad COco Cola Botfllng Company for making the AD Conference team. Tliey are ptetured with Coach Jack McDonald wlio holds tlw trophy the team received for Ceofer¬ ence Co-Champlons. The boys an Greg Lin*ey, Scott Hana, Bryan Mailer and Dave Hoppmann.
Church News
ST. MARY'S CHURCH
Woodrtock St. Hnntley,   DHoois Fatber L. D. Itey, Pastor Sunday Masses
8:00 -  10:00 a.m. Confessions Sat. 9:30 - 10:30 a.m. 7:00 . 8:00 p.m.
Christinas Day Masses   8   -  9:30 -   11:00. Confession 2-4 p.m.
Christmas   Eve Confession   Saturday,   Dec.   23 0:30 - 10.30 a.nv 7:00 - 8.00 p.m.
FmST CONGREdATlONAL CHURCH Hvotiey, llilniti WEKKLT cAuam^*
Sonday, December M
9:30, Sunday School
10:45, Worship Servioe
11:45 P.M., CandleM^-Oommun- ion Servioe Monday, December 25
MERRY CHRISTMAS! Sunday, December 31
9:30, Sunday Scbooi
10:45, Wonship Service
School Board
The regular meeting of the Board of Education of Sdhool Distriot 158 was heM In the Hh?h School Building on December 11, 1972 at 7:45 p.m.
Upon roll, call tlie following an¬ swered present, Mr. Jirik, Mr. Michelsen, Mr. Stading;, Mr. Bein and   Mr.   Ziller.
A motion made by Mr. Bein and 2nd by Mr. Michelson to approve of the minutes as read. Mation car¬ ried 5 yeas and 0 nays.
At this stage of the meeting Mr. Adams made liis appearance.
A motion made by Mr. Stading and 2nd by Ms. Adams tn approve of the payment of the regular monthly bills. Motk>n oarried 6 yees and 0 nays.
A motion made by Mr. Ziller and 2nil by BesQ to transfer $534.52. Motion carried 6 yeas and 0 nays.
A modon made by Mr. Bein and 2nd by Mr. Jirik to insUll the welding veatilatkm system as pro¬ posed for the sum of sl,041.60.. Motion carried 6 yes and 0 nays.
A ihotion made by Mr. Adams and 2tMi by Mr. Stadhig to afiprove of the Title 2 applicabon fior the year of 1972 and 73 for a sum of $1,161.32. Motion canied 6 yeas and 0 nays.
A tnoticHi made by Mr. link and 2ml by Mr. Adams to approve of the Title 1 CooipBtablliity report for the fiscal year of 1971 and 72. Miction carried 6 yeas and 0 nays.
At tiil^ Sbage of the meeting Mr. Jirilc called for an executive ses¬ sion.
A meeting nMde to adjourn by Mr. Stading and 2nd by Mr. Adams. Meeting stood adjouined.
PictwM beove are the eoeks at of Mw deeerated wlndewln he I8gli seheel-Mi^apairtMirt.
The M<fr«ery Ooualr Ooc^ '^ sociation bei4 tbeir fonrtfa and finsd meette^ of the yev in the Hittt- ley school oafeterta on MoadBy, Dtc. nth. Menu ideas tirere dis¬ cussed concerning nutrition, use of government commodities, and re¬ cipes.
In celebration of the iKlidays, the cooks brought a didbi cmd home¬ made Christmas decorations which they aU enjoyed and shared dur¬ ing (he pot hick dinneri and social iiour. Decorations were furnished by the art class. Special guest wes Mr. Lincobi, grade sdKMl princi¬ pal.
The next meeiing io February wUl be at the Woodstock High Scfaool.
the Hantley ackoel, attandiag in froM ,The whidow was decorated by the
The  Knit QoutpetV  will   demon¬ strate cafeterte tee of f mzco toodB.
Eggnog Day at Bank
lhe Staite BaiA of Huntley is celebnUing its 12th annual eggnog parly this Saturday, December 23rd from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. All friends of the bank are invited to celeiwate this joyous holiday.
Mr. Louis Van Actoer will be in cliargc of dispensinig: with the food and drink, as well as being helped bv some of the other Directors.
Wayne Miller and Roy Bankes stated that this is just a way of 9a>i:% "Thnnks!" to the friends and customers ot the bank.
The Hondey Ameticaa biM their annual Chrtettnas party on Saturday, December 9.F<4l«wlng coekt4dls and dinner tbose in attendance enjoyed
dancing.