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9fce HUNTLEY "^om^
VOLLME U — NUMBER 4
THURSDAV, APRIL n >*?'i — PHONE - M9-5621 - If No Aaswar 4SM9M or 459-1456
itUNiLY 60142 ILL.
12 PAGES
IHI PEOPLE OF HUNTLET ilNCF IMI
15c PER OOPY
School Menu B&B Celebrate 3Sth Anniversary May 1 Scouts Take Srd Place In Galena Parade
MENU blZ-lllG
Monday
Bar-B-Quc on bun I'rfnch tries Vejietabk's Upside down cake Milk
Tuesday
Meal loar& gravy
Steamed riee
Candied sweet potatoes
Vegetables
Buttered bread
I'ruit in orange juice
Milk
Wednesday
Hot dogs on bun
Piekles, catsup, mustard
Potato chips
Vegetables
Applesauce
Milk
Thursday
Tacos or
Peanutbutter/jelly .sandwich
Potato chips
Buttered corn
Brownies
Milk
Priday
Iresh orange juice Macroni & cheese I'ro/en greenbeans Buttered bread ("hoc. ("ake Milk
R«»8cue Vehicle Referendum To Be Held
TTie Huntley Kre Depart¬ ment ^nnlounced this week that a referendum must be held to pomply with a state law In order to continue operation cf the Huntley Rescue Vehicles. The referendum will not in- erase ta.xos at this time but merely will enable tlie Fre Pro¬ tection District to legally u.so operate the ro^ciie unit. It will enable the fire dopartment to roit'"ue the rescue service, service.
Tf the referendum should fail, the rescue vehicles -will be sr.Id anfl the squad will cease to e.xist.
Nn dato has been set fioj- the referendum as of yet.
First Cominunion To Be Held Sunday at St. Mary's ....
Ninteen children will take First Con>munion this Sunday, May 2, at 8:00 o'clock Mass at St Mary's Church. Thcy are: Stacia Demise Akcrbers, Thi. mas John Conley, William War¬ ren Darling Jr, Dean Steven Dobrolinsky, Mark Sloven r>on ahue, Diane Lee F.ngel, Briae John Fettes, David Loe Fitz- .'-•orald, Jamps Andrew Orechis, Paula Kay Kohley, Michael AnklrewLohncis, David Allc+i Lohneis, George J. Mayo'-ski, Jr, JefTery WnyrK' MoCnrty, Nancy Jean .Schnfider, Paul A. Simpson, Edward Jam.?s Cikytts, and Ronald Lawrence Van Acker.
B&B Service will celebrate its 55th business anniversary on May 1. 1970'. One rf the old¬ est busines.ses in Hunt'ov. it was established by William (Bill) Seiler and Lyle (Bus) Rubash, and the name B&B was derived from their initials. As a Mobile Station when opened, the B&B was the seventh gas station in Huntley.
Prior to being a service sta¬ tion, the building had b"on the offica of a feed mill, and it wns converted by the ownor, Mr. Lazerschult^ of Barrincton, to a singrle bay garage and was expanded to a two bay in late 1941 and has remained the same since then.
Bill and Alethea Seiler he- carrre the sole owners and or>- erators of the business I.Tte in 1941. It has roniainod a faniily business over the years. Long time residents can recall the sight of Bill doirg mechanical work, Aleth<^a keeping books and the four young Seilers grow¬ ing frcm playpens to gas pumps
attendants and adults. Richard became a partner in 1966 and his wife Holly assumed the duties of bookkeeper in Septem¬ ber of 1975. Today a new gen¬ eration of little Seilers can be seen at the B&B.
The station has employed many local men over the years. As a member of the Huntley "Vocational Training Program, Bin and Dick have employed and trained high school boys interestod in the gas and serv¬ ice business.
The Seilers are prcnid to be a part of the Huntley Commun¬ ity and happy to provide the best service possible to its resi¬ dents. Bill has always said "Huntley has been good to us."
As a "thank you" to friends and patrons of the B&R an anniversary celebration is plan¬ ned for Saturday, May 1-, 1976 from 8;00 p.m to 1:00 a.m. at the Huntley Fire Barn. There will bo dancing lunch, beer and door prizes so plan to attend and help celebrate .15 years with the B&B Service.
Bake Sale Takes In $300.
ON HER DAY
.Senior (.'ili/cns' (lub iil Huniley wislies lo tluink the people nl Hie llunlle> :ue;i lor Ihcn most geilrnnis response lu our Senior (ili/en^ Hake Sale. > I'll were l.inlastic"
S.iin-(t>\v:iso>lleeled lor Ihe beiu- I'il ul Ibe Hieenlemiial ami \2^\\] An niversars ul' [(iinlle\ .
lu llie niunel.ir> cuntribulurs, euiilribiiluix ul bakery, sulicilurs, woikeis, bakers, Inners. Stale Bank ut IIimiIKa. .ill uf you wonderful. eenenni\ peuple. our siraletul appre- eialiun.
Mr. ,*i Mrs Arnold Chesak. ( iKimii.m .iiiil ( lialrperson
Last Saturday, April 24th, the Huntley Boy Scouts partic¬ ipated in a parade in Galena. The Bob Scouts marched with¬ out rain gear or coats In the rain, fhl.s decision had been made before the paradte by a vote of the scouts and leaders Don DeDina, Gary DeDina and Wm. Graff.
Tlie Seouts were an inrpi-ess* ive sight in their uniorms and purple vestr"? (made by Mrs!
Graff) and their precision marching. Followinig- the par¬ ade, the scoiiit leaders and a small gix>up of Huntley moth> ers waited at the Chamlber et Corr'merce for the results. Huntley received 3rd place in the appearence catlgary. Mr DeDina acceped the trofihQP for his troup.
."^l Scouts and adults nVotor- ed to th« ;2rld Grant Pllgrl- (Continued on Page 2)
Object Description
| Title | The Huntley Farmside |
| Date | 1976-04-29 |
| Month | 04 |
| Day | 29 |
| Year | 1976 |
| Volume | 17 |
| Issue | 4 |
| Decade | 1970-1979 |
| Creator | The Huntley Farmside |
| Coverage | Huntley, Illinois, United States |
| Description | Weekly Newspaper from the Huntley Area Public Library Collection |
| Subject | Newspaper Archives |
| Rights | This material may be protected by U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S. Code). |
| Publisher | This Collection was digitized and loaded into CONTENTdm by OCLC Preservation Service Center (Bethlehem, PA) for the Huntley Area Public Library |
| Source | Reproduction of library's print newspaper archives |
Description
| Title | The Huntley Farmside |
| Date | 1976-04-29 |
| Month | 04 |
| Day | 29 |
| Year | 1976 |
| Volume | 17 |
| Issue | 4 |
| Decade | 1970-1979 |
| Sequence | 1 |
| Page | 1 |
| Technical Metadata | Image was scanned by OCLC at the Preservation Service Center in Bethlehem, PA. Archival Image is a 1-bit bitonal tiff that was direct scanned from original material at 300 dpi. The original file size was 173 kilobytes. |
| FileName | 19760429_001.tif |
| Creator | The Huntley Farmside |
| Date Digital | 2007-07-03 |
| Coverage | Huntley, Illinois, United States |
| Description | Weekly Newspaper from the Huntley Area Public Library Collection |
| Subject | Newspaper Archives |
| Rights | This material may be protected by U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S. Code). |
| Publisher | This Collection was digitized and loaded into CONTENTdm by OCLC Preservation Service Center (Bethlehem, PA) for the Huntley Area Public Library |
| Source | Reproduction of library's print newspaper archives |
| FullText | 9fce HUNTLEY "^om^ VOLLME U — NUMBER 4 THURSDAV, APRIL n >*?'i — PHONE - M9-5621 - If No Aaswar 4SM9M or 459-1456 itUNiLY 60142 ILL. 12 PAGES IHI PEOPLE OF HUNTLET ilNCF IMI 15c PER OOPY School Menu B&B Celebrate 3Sth Anniversary May 1 Scouts Take Srd Place In Galena Parade MENU blZ-lllG Monday Bar-B-Quc on bun I'rfnch tries Vejietabk's Upside down cake Milk Tuesday Meal loar& gravy Steamed riee Candied sweet potatoes Vegetables Buttered bread I'ruit in orange juice Milk Wednesday Hot dogs on bun Piekles, catsup, mustard Potato chips Vegetables Applesauce Milk Thursday Tacos or Peanutbutter/jelly .sandwich Potato chips Buttered corn Brownies Milk Priday Iresh orange juice Macroni & cheese I'ro/en greenbeans Buttered bread ("hoc. ("ake Milk R«»8cue Vehicle Referendum To Be Held TTie Huntley Kre Depart¬ ment ^nnlounced this week that a referendum must be held to pomply with a state law In order to continue operation cf the Huntley Rescue Vehicles. The referendum will not in- erase ta.xos at this time but merely will enable tlie Fre Pro¬ tection District to legally u.so operate the ro^ciie unit. It will enable the fire dopartment to roit'"ue the rescue service, service. Tf the referendum should fail, the rescue vehicles -will be sr.Id anfl the squad will cease to e.xist. Nn dato has been set fioj- the referendum as of yet. First Cominunion To Be Held Sunday at St. Mary's .... Ninteen children will take First Con>munion this Sunday, May 2, at 8:00 o'clock Mass at St Mary's Church. Thcy are: Stacia Demise Akcrbers, Thi. mas John Conley, William War¬ ren Darling Jr, Dean Steven Dobrolinsky, Mark Sloven r>on ahue, Diane Lee F.ngel, Briae John Fettes, David Loe Fitz- .'-•orald, Jamps Andrew Orechis, Paula Kay Kohley, Michael AnklrewLohncis, David Allc+i Lohneis, George J. Mayo'-ski, Jr, JefTery WnyrK' MoCnrty, Nancy Jean .Schnfider, Paul A. Simpson, Edward Jam.?s Cikytts, and Ronald Lawrence Van Acker. B&B Service will celebrate its 55th business anniversary on May 1. 1970'. One rf the old¬ est busines.ses in Hunt'ov. it was established by William (Bill) Seiler and Lyle (Bus) Rubash, and the name B&B was derived from their initials. As a Mobile Station when opened, the B&B was the seventh gas station in Huntley. Prior to being a service sta¬ tion, the building had b"on the offica of a feed mill, and it wns converted by the ownor, Mr. Lazerschult^ of Barrincton, to a singrle bay garage and was expanded to a two bay in late 1941 and has remained the same since then. Bill and Alethea Seiler he- carrre the sole owners and or>- erators of the business I.Tte in 1941. It has roniainod a faniily business over the years. Long time residents can recall the sight of Bill doirg mechanical work, Aleth<^a keeping books and the four young Seilers grow¬ ing frcm playpens to gas pumps attendants and adults. Richard became a partner in 1966 and his wife Holly assumed the duties of bookkeeper in Septem¬ ber of 1975. Today a new gen¬ eration of little Seilers can be seen at the B&B. The station has employed many local men over the years. As a member of the Huntley "Vocational Training Program, Bin and Dick have employed and trained high school boys interestod in the gas and serv¬ ice business. The Seilers are prcnid to be a part of the Huntley Commun¬ ity and happy to provide the best service possible to its resi¬ dents. Bill has always said "Huntley has been good to us." As a "thank you" to friends and patrons of the B&R an anniversary celebration is plan¬ ned for Saturday, May 1-, 1976 from 8;00 p.m to 1:00 a.m. at the Huntley Fire Barn. There will bo dancing lunch, beer and door prizes so plan to attend and help celebrate .15 years with the B&B Service. Bake Sale Takes In $300. ON HER DAY .Senior (.'ili/cns' (lub iil Huniley wislies lo tluink the people nl Hie llunlle> :ue;i lor Ihcn most geilrnnis response lu our Senior (ili/en^ Hake Sale. > I'll were l.inlastic" S.iin-(t>\v:iso>lleeled lor Ihe beiu- I'il ul Ibe Hieenlemiial ami \2^\\] An niversars ul' [(iinlle\ . lu llie niunel.ir> cuntribulurs, euiilribiiluix ul bakery, sulicilurs, woikeis, bakers, Inners. Stale Bank ut IIimiIKa. .ill uf you wonderful. eenenni\ peuple. our siraletul appre- eialiun. Mr. ,*i Mrs Arnold Chesak. ( iKimii.m .iiiil ( lialrperson Last Saturday, April 24th, the Huntley Boy Scouts partic¬ ipated in a parade in Galena. The Bob Scouts marched with¬ out rain gear or coats In the rain, fhl.s decision had been made before the paradte by a vote of the scouts and leaders Don DeDina, Gary DeDina and Wm. Graff. Tlie Seouts were an inrpi-ess* ive sight in their uniorms and purple vestr"? (made by Mrs! Graff) and their precision marching. Followinig- the par¬ ade, the scoiiit leaders and a small gix>up of Huntley moth> ers waited at the Chamlber et Corr'merce for the results. Huntley received 3rd place in the appearence catlgary. Mr DeDina acceped the trofihQP for his troup. ."^l Scouts and adults nVotor- ed to th« ;2rld Grant Pllgrl- (Continued on Page 2) |