The Huntley Farmside

              VOLUME 13
NUMBER 6
THURSDAY, MAY U, 1972
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Boy Scout Pancake Day
The above pictares were taken at the Boy Scout Pancake Day held last Sunday at tfae Huntley FUe Bam. The results were not obtafaMble for this weeks paper, but we wiU print tbem as soon as tfaey are turned in.
May Village Board Meeting
The regular meeting of the Himt ley VUlage Board was held Thurs¬ day.   May  4th  at the   board  room! of ttie VUlage HsdI.  Trustees En-j strom,  Olhaber,  Zimmerman, Cole,( Ackman, O'Connor, President Brill Clerk Enstrom and Attorney Caid well present. No one absent.
Follctwine   the' reaciing   of   tti^ minutes, treasurers report and a proving the  payment of bills,   thel board   discussed   delinquent   water! blls.   It   was   decided  to   turn  ofl water at houses wtiose owner or ti ants   are  delinqu^"t  sevr'-al   (ijar ters.  Several ho:n(?s where te.u^nl have   moved  out  had  their  wai shut  off.  The   board   ordered the  water  not   be  torned  on  until| the delinquent bills are p^dd.
Mr. Marv Radloff was present atj the meeting stating that a stream] of water flowed behind his hoi on Sunset Drive. The water, Rad¬ loff steted, came from the school parking lot. He asked the viUag< if a manbole could be placed MUl Street and curb and gutter to' divert the "flow of vyoter.
Mr. RacUoff was instructed oontact tile Board of Education to see if they would pay half the cost to (Uvert the water.
June 6th has been set as a ten¬ tative date for the hearing on the Zoning and Ordinance map. More
\School Calender
May   12   —   BasehaU,   Central iHere
May  12 — Exchange Concert at IHebron 9 A.M.
May  13 — Jr.-Sr. Prom-Bansuet, ¦Pheasant Run.
May   16   —   Baseball,   Central, |Away.
May  18 — Baseball, Hiawatha, iHome.
May 18 — Spring Concert 8 p.m.
May 23 — Baseball,  Richmond, iway
May   23   —   G.A.A.   Mother   - |I>aughter Banquet, Cafeteria, 6:30.
May 24, 25, 26 — Final Exams.
May 25 — BasebaU, Hampshire, iHomc 4:00.
May 28 — Baccalaureate 8 P.M.
May 29 — No Sdhool, Mem(Mial ' |Day.
May 30 — 8th Grade Graduation, |7:30
May 31 — H. S. Graduation, 8 IP.M.
June I — Last day of School.
Announcement
This is to inform all our custom¬ ers, friends, neighbors, etc, that we have sold the "Bowl Hi Laneaf' Business and bulking here in Hunt¬ ley.
The new owners, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hansen, of Marengo, IU. and
^^Mr. and Mrs. Len ZieliiKki of Schdi-
_^       ¥^^er   Park,   Ul.   wiU   take   over   in
infoi™*ion on tiiis wUI be published i^'-^"Rust te  time  to  get ready  for at a later date. ,       ^"* **:" "fowling season .  .  .
The board discussed maktog par- We want to thwik everyone who
allel parldng on the north side of Mcdn Street between Wloodstock and Church Streets in ttie business Continued on Page Two VILLAGE BOARD
has been customers of Bowl Hi Lanes the past 16 years. We are planning on building a new modern clothing Store next (klor to Bowl- Hi Lanes, all on one fkior next ^n-ing for a Augast lst, 1973 date.
Park Board Minutes
The regular meeting of the Hunt¬ ley Park District Board was held on Wednesday, April 26 1972 at 8:00 p.m. The meeting was called to oriier by Presidetri: Parisek with Commissioners Deidce, Mackeben, Parisek, Re»n and Tures present. Also present were Mr. Everett Sche flow-and Atty. Henry Cowlia
The Secretary was asked to read the minutes of ttie previous meet¬ ing of March 22, 1972, after whi(h a motion was made by Mr. Tures, seconded by Mr. Parisek, to approve the minutes as read. All Commiss¬ ioners voted aye and the miotion carried.
The Treasurers report was then presented showing a balance in the checking account of $22,036.53. A motion was made by Mr. Ream, seconded by Mr. Tures, to accept the report as read. All (Jbmmiss- ioners voted aye and the report was filed for audit.
The President then presented the monthly biUs t/ar payment after which a motion was macte by Mr. Tures, sec(]nded by Mr. Mackeben, to approve all bUls as presented. Upon roll oaU aU Commissioners voted aye and the motion carried. .
The president then recogiiize(fi Mr. Scheflow who presented tfae preliminary plans for tiie proposed garage-office building. A lei^Uily diacussJop, f(^owed .concerning lo¬ ts to Save a porating the boards revi^ona alone with the specs, ior tbte proposed building by nert meeting date. Hav ing completed hds business with the board Mr. Schflow left the meet¬ ing at tins point.
Mr. Parisek then reported ttiat he iias found scmieone who wcmld possibly be interested in the job as Recreation Director for the parii. He stated that he would sciiedule a meeting and go over the details (rf the proposed job and make fiutfaer reports at future meetii^.
Next Mr. CowUn staled that there has been no word itom H.U.D. as yet in r^ly to his letter to them.
Mr Parisek then presented tfae board with a letter of request for tiie use of the baU (Uam(»d from Union Special Machine Company. He stated that he bad been in touch with tiieir represenititives and liad given them the r^ulations and end avaUable dates and that there had been no reply as yet The board was also presented with a request from the Little League for Mcwday and Friday evenings, which was a|^>rov ed.
A motion was then made to ap¬ prove Lester Witte and Company tto audit the books for tile 1971-72 flsoal period. Tbis niotion baving iieen made by Mr. Ream, waa sec onded by Mr. Tares. AU Cominlss- ioners voted aye and the motion carried.
A suggesition was then made that someone diould be appointed to take care of the schrubery at Ifae entrance way at the parlc. After some discussion it vaa decided that the caretaker would be able to. handle this job.
Next a moti(xi was made by Mr.* Ream, seixmded by Mr. Tures, to retain aiU present officers for die next year. All (ximmisstoners voted aye and the hiotlan carried.
A motion was made by Mr Ream^ seconded by Mr. Deicke, to retain Carol Weirich for Stcretary, Treasurer for tiie next two years. PARK BOARD
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Little League Try Outs
Tfae above plchu«d wm taken at the Uttlo lea«B hr-ottta held last Satorday nt lhe Scfaool dhuwrnds. Apprsihnato^y IM hoys l^a* oat for the temam. On Mendar the bO|« ware SmtSaS lata < leaaM one whMi wlH travel friifli town to tawa aad S rrlhaai who wM ptey anooag thenselvas.
Menu of the Week
Menu Week of 5-15 - 19
Monday —
Weiner witdts With  dives or
Plain hot dog
French fries
Buttered bread
Lemon pie with Ri(hes wltip
MUk Tuesday —
Baked chicken and gravy
Mashed potatoes
Vegetd>les
Buttered bread
Fruit oocktaU and grapfrdit
MUk Wednesday —
Italian spaghetti Lettoce and radisfa salad
with dressing
Buttered bread
Dessert
MUk Thursday —
Meat loaf and gravy
Masfaed potatoes
Vegetables
Buttered bread
Chilled fndt
Milk Friday —
Tuna and noodles
Green Beans
Buttered breed
Orange puA ups or
VaniUa ice cream
MUt
NOTE: This is tfae last pubUsh¬ ed menu for the scbooi year. Starling May 22, each days menu will be "c(x>ks   choice."
Peanut butter sandwiches served eacb day in pTace. of main dish - on request.
Official Poppy Day PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS, tfae American Legion and The American Legion AuxiMary have fbr many years engaged in the rendition at benevolent services to Disabled Veterans Mid tfaeir families and have taken an active pert in charitable work widiio the community;  and
WHEREAS, The Amerioan Le- gion and The American Legkm Aux- ittary facrid an Annual Poppy Day on whkh Popides made by diaabfed Veterans hi lUinols Hospitals are dispensed pubttc^y for tbe purpoae of raising funds wltfa whkh to car¬ ry on tbeir great work; anl
WHEREAS, Friday, Miay 19, 1972, has been selected as Poppy Day for ttie year of 1972.
Conttnoed on Page Two POPPY DAY
Girl Scoat Mother Daughter Banquet
The Huntley Giri Scouts heUI theh annnal Mother-Daughter Dtn¬ ner on Thursday, May 4, at the Pint Coogregatkihal Church. A pot¬ luck dinner was served to the Jun- ior and Cadet Scouts and tbebr raothens.
Entertainmeat was ppovkled by the Elgin Community CoUeee Chor- aleeis. This very talented groop sang selections trom "PkkUer On The Roof and idao ottier popular songs. Badge airarda w«* given by the cadet traoii and the Aree CoaXbmti tm P»t» Tit9 BANQUET