The Huntley Farmside

              ^ HUNTLEY ^°*«^
...VOLUME 16 — NUMBER 2... ..THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1975....
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FRANK PARISEK PO 192 HUMTLEY, ILL
10 PAGES
SERVING THE PEOPLE OF HUNTLET SINCE 19M
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ACE Hardware Holds Open House   Village Board Bowl-Hi Keglers Win Tourney
Minutes
Th" Reeular Meriting of the Vil- Irgrr Bo.i-d of Trusters was beld in t'o Bn'rd Ro->m of the Villae? Ha'l, Thu'-'Jriiv evening, April 3, '"75    Pt   7:30  pm.
TTip forrw'^'a' rff'"er' w(>n» ir,-'- '¦'¦nt- Pr'-'ir'ir'nt ErstrOTi. T-us'^j-^s R e" s. M"-' ins, F^ank. ard S' "U"'-. wi'-h Pr"cy Swans'-n. M"r- "'n R-y^-.'r qntl \ttsTn"y Caldwell ""s"   ^'I'-'-dina-.
The me ti"g vas "li'llrd to Tier with 'he mimitei of the previous meeting of March ftth, 1975, was w?ll as the special meeting of March 17th, 1975. A motion was made by Trutoe Frank, seoonded by Trustee Egae-s, to approve of te minutes as presented, and upon roll call, all tnji?tfes present voted ayp   snd  the  motion  carried.
Tnistre Ackman then entered the meeting.
The Treawrer's Report was the next ondrr of biifinsss. After a dis¬ cussion of this and the montiily nianagevial revert, the clerk wa^s instru.-ted to have the treasirer transfer the street salaries for the past fciir months (Jan., Feb., Mar., and Apr.) to tho Road and Biidge Fund salaries. A motion was made by Trustee Eggers, seconded by Trustee Frank, to approve (Jie Treasurer's Report as read and upon roll oall, aB pireseint voted aye and the mcition  carried.
TTie P.nesider^ then called on Mrs. Hedy Leonard, who is in charge of the Bicertennial Celebration to be held in 1976. Sio gave the Board a summary on her commltleels activities, and istated that Loiuse Kreuitzer wiis Chairman of the Huntley Birthday Committee, wiw also informed the Board of her work. Mrs. Leonard explained the reason that she was tliere was that she would need to know tte Board's intentions as to what they would give toward this celebration. She stated that sbe needed this in- formation no v/because she had to Continued   on   Page   Foitf
Village Board
An open hou.sc was held at the new Huntley Ace Hardware in the Huntley Center at R->ute 47. The celebration was to show the new stC're to employees of Aoe Hard¬ ware in Elgin, Dundee and Village officials and to honor employees of the Bakley Construction com¬ pany, who had worked on the new building. The lease was signed by Mr. Zeigler wth Mr. Kenneth Bakley, owner cf he shopping cen¬ ter on February 27th. Although the firm does not plan to have its formal cq>ening until sometime in May, the store wili be open for business as soon as it is stocked and  the parking lot is  completed.
The new Huntley store will re¬ semble the iteigler's Ace Hardware stores in Elgin and Dundee. There will be nine separate departments in the store: paint, tools, electric, hardware, hooisewares, gifts - ap¬ pliances, lawn and garden and ru¬ ral, sporting goods, toys. The new store boasts 12.800 sq. ft. of Space and has been described as an ultra- modem   hardware   store.
The Zeigler family has been in hardware business continuounsly in Elgin 'Since 1930, when Mr. Lyle Zeigler opened his stone in the downtown aroa. This Mr. Zeigler had worked in his father's hardware store in Elgin in 1890 and had worked for Van Camp Hardware as a salfsman in the early years of his tdult life. In 1934, the com pany became an Ace HaTdwar. 5tc:-o and has rimained such since that  date.
In 19j() saw the Zeigler's pur- chasirg a lar?? pa-ccl of la* d 6 blccks frcm the downtown a'x^a. A four th"i!sa-:d squ.'^re ft. wa"e- hcuse was built on this land to hou:e cut of season and back stock mo-o!-.r'';!i-;e. Followintr their ser¬ vice in World War II and tho Kcr- oan Crnf"ict .Mr. Greg Zeigler and Mr. Jivnirs Zeiirler respectively, tnok ar> active pjrt in the family un- drrtakirg. In 1958 a mode-n 10,CO: sq. ft stere was erectsd in frort cf th:' waroh'^'jse giving the Zeig- lors 14,0<;0 -q. ft. of floor and wa-.j- hcu :e cpcriti'jns. In the foHowinj .ninc> ycprs, additicnal prcperly and buildirigs w'c.re purcliascd. givi-g the Zeigler famih' owre-ship of a little over 'i <^f the blcrk in wliich they are lo'--ati>d, 80.000 sq. ft. and in 1968 a 2O,CO0 sq. ft. store was ccri trueted on adjacent property. Fcu-i years lat^r the business opon- ed a new Ace Hardware store in Dimdce,   111.
The new Huntley Store will fea¬ ture 3 checkout counters, wiH have customer shopping carts, large wide Conthiued on Page Two
Open House
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Pidurcd above waa Mr. Hen^-y Gottschalk, Timer Bakley, who con¬ structed the rew Huntley Ace Hardwane Store, Mr. Herb Eggers, Trustee of Village Board, watch¬ ed as Village Pre.ddent Donald En¬ strom, welcomed Mr. James Zeig¬ ler, one of the owners of the new store to the community.
3 Election This Week
Three elections will be held in Huntley this week at the Village Hall. The first is this Saturday, April 12th and is for 2 members to serve on the Hantiey Sohool Board for 3 yrs. Polls are open to 12 noon to 7 p.m. Those seeking election are Barbara H. Smpson, Daniel ZitleTfc  and Raymond Cole.
On Tuesday, April 15th two elec¬ tions will be held at the Village Hall with the polls being open from 6 ajn. to 6 p.m. There are 2 posi¬ tions open for Park Comnussioner on a 6 yr. term. Candidates for this position are John Tures, Paul Mer¬ cer and William Ruth. There is Conthiued on Page Two
Elections
Both the Hunfley senior bo¬ and girls of the Junior division :' the Elgin Junior BowUng Assod tion won firet place. TTiey will con pete in the State tournament at Be' Vile, ni., where according to M Len Zielinski, owner of Bowl-1 Lanes, "and they're going to wi there too." This is the 1st time i the eleven year history of the Elgi Bowling Association tbat both tb boys and giris lieam have com. frcm the sitBne alley.
Tlie team from Bowi-Hl oompetet 1 aigainst teams from Elgin, Hoffmat' Estates, Brunawidc north, Stneam wood and Meadowdale to mentiorl a few. Many of these alleys havel over 300 youngsters m their League I
Confirmation Class at Trinity Lutheran
Pictured above ar em embers oi' the 1975 Trinity Lutheran Confir¬ mation class with Rev. Frederick Harm who -were confirmed on Sun¬ day, Max* 23rd at the 10:15 a.m.
eluded  the  foUowing:
Janet Lynm Ebeibardt, Kathryn Alice Gottschalk, Donna Je«n Jones, Lonne Lee Juergens, David Wayne Kosmen, Susan Lee Nuhn,
service. Members of the daas ki-      Vinginia Sue Redi^tier, Oaoiet Ed-      DeWaoe Studio.
ward Sle^ist, Daniel Lee Stallbaum, Donna Lee Strasri, Jeffrey Warren Susanke, Sherri Lyn Wenzel, Terry Lee Zflkr. Tbe above picture vas taken i^
hene Huntley o.Tjy has 45 yow« " pie
In addition  to taking  lat plaos
the   tournament   two   BowMIi
glcrs had high series. Tbey ve
uck   Nape   of   Lake-hi-tfie-Hais
h 741 and Connie Nerby of Hunt-
v  with  699  series,  Botti Chuc^
"d his father have worked for tlie
^i;intley   Fannside   Newspi^Kr   in
|->ast years. Members of the teams
•'re: Chris Scholz, Grace Bowman,
IPat Birdsell, Connie Nerby,  T»n-
Imy Maxwell, (absent), Don ZleUn-
jski, Todd Carriveau, Onick N^>c,
|Mark Eiwert, Rich Mdttinez.
They wili be accompanied by Mr. hnd Mrs. Zielinski to the tourney J n Bellville. Mre. Zlfi^inski k tbe jar^s coach.
{NEW JAYCEE CLUB
An effort is being made by ttie
iDundee Jaycees to start a Jaycee's Chapter in Huntley. The Jaycees is a community service onganizatioo comprised  of jt>ung men  between
[the ages of J8 and 35. The or- jf,ganization holds fund raising pro- 1 motions and performs projects for
, fcommunity   belStenmon*.   In   Otiier 1 trwns, they have con;truoted rain
! shcltens at pados, be«> in change of
/.Christmas decorations j^nd dean trf^ campaigns. ^
1 In Huntley, in 196?, a Jaycee Chapter was fo-med. "ITiis chapter lasted approximttsly Ihi years. One
jcf its major projects was tfae re-
jmovEl of gtumps at the HunUey cemetery.
Last Sa.tunlay, the Dundee Jay- coes were Here in an ^tfftort to reCTut members for the new 'Hunt¬ ley Jpyces caiapter. Several youijg men from Humtiey signed op. Tbe next meet!iig of the New Ohaplir wll meet April 16^h at the Piae- re-t Coumtiry Club at 7:30 p.m. Aryone wishing to become a meAi-
. tond this meeting. Fu^brr info ifiiy be ciA»in drom the tcXiowia^ pab- be obtaoed from the foUowing peo¬ ple: Extension Chairman, Ken ZescUce, 695-2008; Current Pi«b1- dent, Larry AnibeU, 426-3284; Jb- con^ President, Tom Bowes, as-
.4481; Dlrectnr, Dwre SMmiag, tgh
. 2745.