The Huntley Farmside

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VOLUME 13 — NUMBER IB
TOUBSDAY,   AUGUST    10,   1972
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 HUNTLEY.    ILL
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David Cracfcett
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 19th
The foUowing was distributed to parents on registration day by Huntloy School oflFicals:
8-8-72 Dear Parent and Student Driver:
We urge tiiat no student, either from the high school or elementary enter or leave the sohool grounds by way of walking aloi^ Route 47. This is, quite obviously, a very dangerous practice. Police Ohief Nelson will contact the family of any student vioiating this regulate- ion. So, please, let's have diikfren using sideiwalks whenever possible instead of the trigihiway.
Although tbe school ttas no legal aidtiority io regard to traffic on
the public streets, we would like to make a few suggestions to dri¬ vers operating on the streets £tfx>und) the sohool. Let us remember that the legal speed limit in the school area is 15 m.p.h. Unfortunately, very few people adhere to this limit. Also, a poor idea is to let child¬ ren out of cars white parked on the west side of Lincoln because it makes it necessary for the child to cross traffic in oitker to get to the school.
As illustr^ed on the map below, we ask those coming from the east to use tbe new Mill Street, unlioad all students (Ugk scfaool and^ mentur)4(B th*emliriie of
Street and exit on Lincoln to Main. Tliose from the west (and those who want to use the High School parking lot) can enter on Linctdn from Main but drive around the square using Heinz and Sunset in order to enter LincoOn Street where you will merge with the flow of traffic, unload children and exit on Lincoln to Main Street
No one is to drive on the east side of the Elementary school be¬ tween t*ie hours of 8 A.M. to 4 P.M. unless given permission by school personnel.
..Please be careful — AVOID A NEEDLESS TRAGEDY.
Have yoo noticed that your car is looking a little dull and lacklus¬ ter lately. Has the chrome lost it's gleam? Are your whitewalls more of a tattletale grey? If the answer to these questions is "yes" - dkxn't dispair! Help is 'near! On August 19th, the Huntley High School Cheerleaders and Color Guard will be at the Firebam with sponge and chamois in hand just waiting for you to drive up and watch while they clean your car until it sparkles like  new.
The oar wash is just a part of the marvelous things in store at Huntley's Sidewalk Sale Day. There wtU ()e a vfiBt.anra^.j^Uem ia t^
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Boy Scouts. Donations wiR be asked for chances on 10 gallons of gasoline, a grease and oil change and one gallm of motor o'± Prizes are being donated by Walter's Disco. Jim's Citgo and B & B MCbil respectiveily. Also joining the long li^ of merchants who will offer special values on SSdewalk Sale Day is Maitowe Hatchery with bargains on Many types of poultry equipment.
At 8:00 p.m., for young people, musiic lovers, dancing buifs and everyone else, there will be a street dance at • the grade sdiool play¬ ground. Back by popular demand to provide the music will be the Brick Wall, an outstanding local group. We hope that this event will be great Success, so bring along friend or tw|o and a can of m quito spray.
School Calendar
August 24 — Teeciier Institote August 25 — School starts - Hal Day. Dismissal 12:00 Noon, August 28 — Full lay of scfaoo).!
August Village Board
The regular meeting of the Hunt¬ ley Village Boaid w«s cailled to order by President Dona hi Enstrotn cn Thursday. August 3rd at ttip Village Hall. This was President Enstrom's first meeting after be¬ ing appointed to fill the remein- ii^r term of Wilpautt Brill who" re¬ signed at the end of the July meet¬ ing. Mr. Brill resigned hfe por¬ tion as Pi«sident when he moved out oi the VMlagc.
All trustees w^ere present at tlie meeting as well as the Village At torney. Following the rewkrtg ot the minutes, treasum^s report and' ordering of monthly MUs paid, the board of trustees decided aitani.i' mously not to fill the vacancy cre-° ated when Trustee Enstrom baeame Presklent. The Board tnwever jBftr open the possibiiity of apfipjntfq|r someone if the need araOe liiiliiiiiiii now and tlie 197J electioa
The main topic of riiwiiHwiait tk the August board me«ltnc hook tip to the statfii. Roy HagiMi. Me, M«|nfc:4
tile K.  P.  Baidey Con- struction Co. At the July fflcetioc ol the board the VHlage Attorney was. instnicted tlo order Mr. TTiitfiiiii to, disconnect the tile from the storm sewer and r^lace the damaged i§e to village specification. The tile waa not   disconnected   t>y   the   Ai]^<usl^ meeting. At this meeting the board gave   Mr.   Hughes,   the  option   ol annexing into the village or disdOMrt   * necting the tile within fifteen days. * This was by unanimous dedsioa dl- the board
During the discussion of the Hugh-' es property several other parceld of land were discussed for annexa- , tion into the Village. It was report-, ed that $10,000.00 a year sales tax • is paid to the State of lUinois by Freund Equipment. Mr. Freund hail' indicated a desire to annex Into the ViBage. However (here are several ottier pieces of land between him and the Village Limits which must first be annexed.
Mr.  Jim   Jones   was   present  at
Ithe meeting to explain why he is not in the Village. Mr. Jones owns property  on ttie Algonquin  Black-.^
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