The Huntley Farmside

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VOLUME 13 — NUMBER 15
THURSDAY,   JULY   13,   1972
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Legion Post 67S - Joint Instalation
On Satin-day, July 8th, new of¬ ficers of tho Huntley .American Le¬ gion Post 673, as well as new of- flcer- of the Huntley Aux/iliaxy unit,   were  installed.
Color.s were advanced by the Huntley Redskin Color Gti.iid, Deb¬ bie Hill. Dawn Jordi, Kathy Meyer, Paula Roesslein, Starr Workowski, Marcy Ungs and Pat Homeyer. Im¬ mediately after the opening of tiie meeting, the outgoing commander, Harold Doty, tumed over the gavel to the Auxiliary President Arlene Mattingly   in   order   that   the  Aux¬
iliary could proceed with the in- st;Jlation of its new officers. Mrs. Donald Enstrom of Huntley was in¬ stalling officer for the Auxiliary. This years officers are as follows: President, Mrs. Floyd Hammond, 1st Vice President, Mrs. John Mat¬ tingly; 2nd Vice President, Mrs. Arnold Chesak; Sccnatary, Mrsi. Carl iurs; Treasurer, Mrs. Robert Eckman; Chaplain, Miss Lola Mau¬ shak; Historian, Miss Betty Lou Jurs; Sergeant at Arms, Mrs. Ro- Contteued on Page Two JOINT INSTALATION
Miss McHenry Connty Candidates Told
Competing for the title of Miss McHenry County are these thrre beauties, (from left), Ann Michelsen, Mis» Huntley; Becky Poison, Miss Marengo; and Debbie  Rodstrum,  Misg  Fox  River  Grove.
Thirteen McHenry county beauties will gather at the  Timbers  restaurant Thursday  evening for  the
preliminary judging for Miss McHeruy County.
Members of the press, representatives of the sponsors, chaperones of the girls, and fair officials will attend this pageantry along with the jixiges and contestante.
(Do* Peariey Pfeats).
Purpose of the session is to pro¬ vide jud^s and contestants with an opporttmity to beccane acquaint- so as to choose the nwst worthy Miss McHenry County from among the blondes, brunettes, and red¬ heads.
Charles Weingart, fair president, will brief the press on highlights of the 1972 fair which opens August 2 at Woodsitock for a five- day run.
At this preliminary judging, no formal scoring will take place, and iill 13 candidates will compete be¬ fore tlic judges and the grandstand
July Village Board Mayor Resigns
The regular meeting of the Hunt¬ ley Village Board was held on Thursday. July 6th at the Village Hall. All trustees were present. Fol- lowintr the reading of minutes, treasurer's report and bilUs, the board discussed a new paint machine purchased by Superintendent of Streets. Percy Swanson. Trustee Ackman stated that although the paint machine was a good invest¬ ment, he feit Mr. Swanson shoufld have contacted the board before purchasing it.
Mr. Wendell Weltzien of Bowl Hi Lanes was presertt at the meeting. Mr. Weltzien introduced the new owmers of the bowling alley who will take posessdon August 1st. They are Mr. Charles Hanson and Mr. Zleinski. It was requested that the license be charged to new owners. The matter was tumed over to the liquor committee. Both of the owners, who are brother-in-laws, have pureijased one of the new duplexes on Church Street. Ttris wibl fulfill the resident requirement of tiie Village Liquor Ordinance. Mr. Herb Jackisch of Pinecrest Golf Course was at the meeting te inquire as to how the new zoning ordinance would effect his pre-an- nexation agreemeirt with the Vil¬ lage. According to tht new zoning map the golf course is zoned Rl and according to Mr. OaldHwU is being used under a oonditiional use VILLAGE BOARD
Continued on Baek Page
audience in  both swim taUbt formals on the opening night ot tbe] McHenry County Pair in a preraiei'{ grandstand show.
At a meeting last week, contest-| ants heard some of the plans for the event, learned of almost a doz¬ en appearances, and prepared for] the first meeting with the judges ln| mid-July.
The contestants drew for order appearance.  ThLs is the 1972 roster.I Bairington Hills is represented for] Ihe first time.
1.   Paula Wright, 16, daughter of] Mr. and Mrs. Gean Wright, Miss
School Physical Exam Required
Parents of children expected to crater kindergarten, fifth and ninth gnade in the Humloy Sohoois August 25 are being urged by school of¬ ficials to have their rfiild's physical and dental examinations Oompleted wiilh the exam forms returned to their schocrf  by that date.
All students transferring to Huntley schools from out-of-state are also required to have a i*iysi- oail and dental exams regardless of grade. If a student has had a recent physical exam from out-of- state, proof of that may waive the requirement of a currenrt physical examination.
Illinoas statute requires medical examittations prior to or upon en¬ trance to these grades. Parents are to arrange with their physician am appointment for the exams prior to the child stctfting school in the fall.
Parents are tuged to give special attention to immunization of chil¬ dren by the doctor during the sche¬ duled physical exHrninatioo. State law requires immunization prior to coming to school.
In the case of children who have recently moved to the area, parents may secure the proper physicafl ex¬ amination forms frotn the High School offioe.
2. JiAe UMaw. 17. dauciitar df iMr. and Mrs. Eugene Oarrison, iMlss Hebron,
3. Marcalee Marie Mertens, 19, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gkirdon
iMertens, Miss Barrineton Hllla.
4. Pamela Anthony, 17, dangbter |of Mrs. Doris Anthony, Miss Urioo.
5. Vicki Feller, 18. daughter of
IMr.  and  Mrs.  David Feilw,  Miss Crystal Lake.
6. Becky Poison, 17, daughter of jMr. and Mrs. Robert Poison, Miss
Contlnaed oa page two QUEEN   CANDIDATES
AAL Picnic July 19
The Aid Assodaition for Luth¬ erans, Branch 191, Huntley is plan¬ ning a cookout at Diecke Park after the Trinity Lutheran Softball League game on July 19th, at 7 p.m.
Come and support our team and enjoy the cook out sponsored by the Aid Association for Lutherans, Branch 191. AU members are in¬ vited.
No More Girl Scouts?
Due to lack of help there may be no Junior Unit at our Girl Scout Day Camp \»*<ch will be heW from July 31st to August 4ti». We need someone to help us as an assisitant leader in our Junior Unit. If any¬ one is able to help us, jiease call 669-3170. Working with our Girl Scouts in Huntley is very reward¬ ing and enjoyable, so please give us a call and join us at Day Camp.
Teen Age Street Dance July 13th
On July 13tti a street dance will be heW from 7:30 P.M. tiH 10:00 P.M." in the Viliage Square. All will be provided by the Biick Wi^.
Come and have a good time. No charge.
If it rains the dance will be held on July 20th. Any questions about the dance please oontact Glen Dei¬ aney.