The Huntley Farmside

              Eutillep Jarmsik
USPS 680-360
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1988
VOLUME 28-NUMBER 25
2 SECTIONS
OFFICE PHONE 312-668-5621
SERVING THE PEOPLE OF HUNTLEY SINCE 1960
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State  Bank Of Huntley Still Celebrating
The State Bank of Huntley's still celebrating its 75th Anniversary of service to Huntley residents. Thursday, September 15th, the State Bank of Huntley held an outdoor barbecue on the bank property for its customers as a way of showing appreciation for their business.
A large 90' by 30' tent was set up for dining with an additional 20' by 20' tent for food service. The dining tent held 40 tables with each table seating 8 to 9 people. The menu consisted of barbecued pork chops, baked beans, potato salad, cole slaw, and birthday cake.
The affair was a huge success with tha tent filled to capacity for each of the three servings.
The high school senior class was in charge of directing trafTic and did an excellent job.
Earlier in the year the bank held two luncheons for customers who had banked with them since 1940 or before with a total of 51 customers being in attendance.
Earlier this summer,
customers were invited to try
their luck at the "Birthday
Treasure Chest." Seventy-five
prices were awarded to lucky
winners. Pictures on page 2
Special Voter's Registration
For those who have not registered for the November Sth election or need to change their name or address, special registration hours will again be held at two different locations.
On Saturday, October Ist, a registrar will again be at the Huntley American Legion from 9 a.m. until 12 noon.
On the same day, October 1st, a registrar will be at the Coral Township office at Union, Illinois from I to 4 p.m. to register voters in the Union - Marengo area.
These special registration times are l>eing held for the convenience of those who are unable to register during regular working hours.
Huntley   Band   in   Chicago   Parade
 
Pie Sales In  Huntley
The Eighth Annual Huntley Pie Sale gets underway Friday, Sept, 23. These pies are made by the makers of Baker's Square Pies. All Huntley School fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth graders are selling pies between Sept. 23 and Oct. 5, For more information or to order pies call 669-5108.
Pies available are cherry, apple and pumpkin for $5.25 and pecan and chocolate satin for )6.75. This is an excellent opportunity to stock up on holiday pies and year-round quick desserts. Pie delivery date is Tuesday, Nov. 8, just before the holidays.
All pies arrive frozen and need only be thawed for a delicious, quick dessert that everyone loves. Order through any student, or call 669-5108. Proceeds go to pay field trips, graduation trips and outdoor education.
Save  Your Magazines
Have you been wondering what you can do with all those magazines accumulating in your attic, garage, or basement? Some of the McHenry County Defenders Recycling Centers will now take them. There is one caution, however: Please pack them separately! Do Not mix them with newspaper!
The Crystal Lake, McHenry and Woodstock Recycling Centers can now recycle magazines. In addition, the Centers in Crystal Lake and McHenry will also take your junk mail, those slick advertising brochures, and small mail order catalogs.
The Defenders recommend that you simply put a brown paper bag or box in one corner of your garage and store these items here until you have enough to make it worth your while to go to the center. It's easy and it's
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Marching  Band Performs
Well, look who's marching down the streets of Chicago! Yes, that's right - it's our Huntley Redskins Marching Bank performing in the Chicago Labor Day Parade, held on Sept, 2nd,
The band consists of approximately 56 members, led by Doug Schuler, Band Director, with the help of Drum Major, Rick Walter and Color Guard Captain, Amy Bein, The Huntley Band was one of about 40 bands who participated in the parade that day.
Congratulations goes out to each and every member of the Huntley Redskins Marching Band on a performance well done. We're proud of you alll
Don't forget - look for the band to perform in Huntley's Homecoming festivities on Sept. 23rd and 24th.
Huntley  Girls   Enjoy  Camping
Pictured above are the girls from the Junior Troop #218 of Huntley who went on the Troop Trek at Chapman Hills Girl Scout Camp in East Troy Wisconsin, September 16-18. Thirteen girls with leaders Sue Hansen and Connie Ryan, participated in the council-sponsored event. There were 99 girls representing 7 different area troops. The girls cooked their meals over a fire, camped out in tents, and worked on crafts. A night-time hike, an All-Camp Sing Along around the campfire, and a Scout's own Sunday morning service were some of the activities that the girls planned and shared in.
Homecoming  Schedule
FRIDAY
Red and White Day
1:10 School  Dismissal for Homecoming activities 2:00 Homecoming Parade through downtown  Huntley 7:00 Snake Dance  begins at the grade school 7:30 Pep Rally and Bonfire near the football field (Announcement of King and Queen)
SATURDAY
12:00 Frosh/Soph  Football Game begins 2:00 Varsity  Football  Game  begins 7:30 - 11:00 Homecoming Dance