The Huntley Farmside

              91. HUNTLEY
VOLUME 18-NUMBER 25 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28,1977
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HOMECOMING WEEK
IHDNTLEY REDI^INS VARSITY TEAM
jPictured above are members ofthe Huntley High School Footballi Dan Schaller, Gary Schultz, Jim
'Team. They are as follows: Larry Borhart, Gregg DeDina, Steve| Allen, Keu Allen, Bot»^lf«lbi«in. Jim Btti^^
Grechis, Jeff Habbley, Todd Hopp, Ron Marsh, Dean Pfaff, brett Roesslein, Tim Swanson. Dave Tures, Jim Dhamer, Darryl Dobrolinsky, Tom Dwyer, Bob Eckman, Jim McMahon, Jeff Schuld, Jeff Susanke, Jim Kearns, Rich Foerster, Dennis Foutch, Dale Gray, Tom Koppie. Steve Morrow, Bob Ornberg,
HOMECOMING CANDIDATES
Last Tuesday,  September 27th the selected by the High School students.
The Queen candidates are Barb Brettschneider, Peg Harting, Cindy Jacobs, Marian Manning, and Tammy Ream.
Homecoming King candidates are Larry Borhart, Rich Degner, Steve (jrechis, Ron Marsh, and Dean Pf^ff.
The final vote to decide who the Homecoming King Sc Queen will be held on Thursday.
CONGRATULATIONS 4-HERS & LEADERS
SENIOR CFTIZEN WALK-IN CENTER TO OPEN OCT. 6th
"The McHenry County Senior Citizen's Council will be opening a new Walk-In Center for Seniors on Thursday, October 6, at Trinity Lutheran Church in Huntley", announces Marge Jones, Execu¬ tive Director fbr the Council.
"This will make the sixth Walk-In Center in McHenry County", Marge said, "and it will be open one day a week, to start, with the intent to expand to two days a week next year.''
The Huntley Center will be financed through the courtesy of Grafton Township, Coral Town¬ ship and the VUlage of Huntley.
"All Huntley seniors are cord¬ ially invited to attend the Grand Opening Day Party which will start at 10:00 a.m.". Marge concluded. Reservations for meals must be made by 2:00 p.m. the day before you plan to eat at the Center. Ruth Schutze is the Site Manager for the meals program and will be accepting reservations at 312-669-5594 for the Grand Opening..
Louise Kreutzer has been hired as Hostessfor the Center and will be responsible for seeing to the comfort of pattldpasts.
Guest oS Honor for the Opening will be elected officials fix>m the area.
For further infi»mation, please call the CouncU Office at 815-338- 607Sor81S-4SS-2660.
SPECIAL BOARD
MEETING A special Board meeting waa called by the President for Hunt¬ ley District #158. The meeting is called fat Tuesday. October 4 at 8:00 p.m. Busiaeaa to be conduc¬ ted conceraa aefotiatloni with the teachers aad ularies.
Steve Doyle, Keith Dobrolinsky, Ross Fru|ii,i^:^!BW»ltf^ Bruce Linsey, Mike Lovins, Steve Parisek, 0a^)l r|^«ff, Troy Roesslein, Nick Susong, Dale Workow»Jii^tiii4 fetball Coach-Joe Manning, Asst. Football Coach-L||rt^]^^LMaQager- Dave Schachtner. GO |9|BSiXWS
SENIOR CLASS d»fft*«r
BRATTSSALE
The   Huntley   Higfe; ; School Senior Class will|>: hold a Bratts Sale on Saturdya, October 1st. 4 Bratts will be on sale, after the Homecoming: parade in the downtownir; square and later at the^t^ cencession stand for 90c.4
The proceeds will be used for the Senior Clas* >**«<;**> Trip.
JAYCEES
BUSINESSMEN'S
LUNCH
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and 40 business leaders attended the lunch. The purpose of the meeting was to thank the people for their support of the Jaycees and to introduce them to Mr. Ed Kelly from the Elgin Chamber of Commerce.
Larry Anniballi, State Presi¬ dent of the Jaycees, explained to the group the goals of the organization. He and tiie Dundee Cub extended the Huntley area Jaycees aeveral yean ago.
Mr. Kelly explained to the bitsinessmen the purpose and beneflts offered by the Elg^. Chamber of Commerce. He uiA that t^er duunbers in Algon¬ quin and Dundee used the Bgin ofllce for their clerical work. He saM that one Hundey business was a member of the Elgin
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