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GRAFTON TOWNSHIPS OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER — SINCE 1960
USPS ssO'See
VOLUME 21 -NUMBER 2 THURSDAY, APRIL 16,1981
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2 SECTIONS UfPAGES
_ , SERVING THE PEOPLE OF IIUNTLEY SINCE I960 '
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57. M/l/?y 5 CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev, Leo Ambre, Pastor
Good Friday
12:30 p.m. Ecumenical Service at 1st
Congregational Church
2:00 p.m. Liturgy of Good Friday
7:30p.m. Stations of the Cross ¦
Ecumenical Service with 1st Congregational
Church.
Holy Saturday 7:30 p.m. Easter Vigil Service
Easter Sunday
8:00 a.m. & 10:00 a.m. Masses
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1st Congregational Church Rev, Roger Mealiff, Pastor
Good Friday 12:30 p.m. Ecumenical Service with Si. Mary's Combined choirs from the Congregational Church & St. Mary's singing. 7:30 p.m. Ecumenical Service at St. Mary's Catholic Church
Easter Sunday 6:30 a.m. Sunrise Service 9:00 a.m. Service
Trinity Lutheran Ev. Church Pastor Charles Kittel Good Friday 7:30 p.m. Service with Holy Communion
Easter Sunday 6:00 a.m. Sunrise Service with breakfast
following 8:30 a.m, Sunday School Easter Egg Hunt 9:00 a.m. Sunday School Film 10:30 a.m. Easter Morning Worship Service
P.TiO. .
FUNFAIR
Huntley Elementary Gym
Sat. April 25th
• GAMES • EXCELLENT PRIZES •
BAKE SALE • CAKE WALK
Rants & Ceramics
FUN FOR ALL
Profits to be used fbt Popcom Machine
HUNTLEY UON NAMED "CLUB OF THE YEAR"
EASTER EGG HUNT
Don't forget to keep Saturday April 18th free for the Easter Eff Hunt at Deicke Park at 1:00. It is sponsored by the Huntley Park District, who have made special arrangements for the Easter Bunny to be there. You won't want to miss iti I
There will be special divisions for pre-schoolers & kindergar¬ teners; 1st & 2nd graders and 3rd and 4th graders. There will also be a decorated Easter Egg display for anyone wishing to participate, adults tool
We aee^. some voluateeta to help color the egga mi Friday & to help with the egg hunt on Saturday. Maybe some of you older students who need something to do over Spring vacation would like to helpl If so, please call Betsey Warring¬ ton at 669-5573
JUNIOR CLASS CAR WASH APRIL 11
The Huntl«y High School Junior class Car Wash that was originally scheduled for April 11, has been rescheduled fbr April 18th from 9-5 at the Giiade School.
BLOOD BANK
Tues., April 2l8t
3 p.m.-7:30 p.m.
at the Legion
REDtSTRICTINQ MEETING
A meeting of the McHenry County Legislative Committee was held at the McHenry County Courthouse. The pur¬ pose of tbe meeting in part was to decide the re-districting of McHenry County. Two main redistricting proposals were made. One would have divided McHenry County into three, districts. The other would have! divided McHenry County into siz districts.
The purpose of the redistrict¬ ing is to comply with the federal guidelines demanding repre¬ sentation on a one man - one vote basis. The decision made by the County Board will be binding for the nezt ten years.
Prior to the meeting, tbe State Attorney Floro was asked if Grafton and Algonquin could remain together intact as one district. Mr. Floro stated, "No, that io bis opinioa this would not comply with the Federal Continued on Page 9
Pictured above is Norm Brettschneider. President ofthe Huntley Lion's Club, receiving a plaque from 1st Vice President, Dick Kohley. The plaque was awarded at the District IJ Convention on April 3rd for the Best Club in the Foz Valley Region of IJ. Last year, Huntley was named the top club in tbe Eiistrict.
HIGHSCHOOL HONOR ROa
HIGH SCHOOL HONOK WfXLL
3rd Nine Weeks
"A" Hoaor Rett • AB "A'a"
Seniors • Thomas Clark, Janice Smith, Vicki Zirk
Juniors - Heidi Degner and Diane Dittich
Sophomore - Julie Omberg
Freshmen - Joann Jones, Sandra Wiesneth and Pauline ZUler
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Seniors - Leonard Allen, Linda Borhart, Bridgett Gon¬ zales, Joanne Grechis, Tamara Hudren, Cindy Kilgore, Bruce Lindsey, David Livingston, Gerry Lueth, Debora Nugent, Daniel Plote, Darcy Roesslein, Troy Roesslein, David Schacht¬ ner, Susan Schaller, and David Seemann
Juniors - Leslie Grau, Robert Livingston, Carl Michalek, David Reid, John Spears
Sophomores - Cathy Allen, Judy Borhart, Paul Eisen¬ menger, Natalie Freund, Jefficw Hudren. Wende Kilgore, Daniel McMabon, Andrea Manning, Lynn Moody, Dale Pfaff, Robert Seemann, Timothy VanAcker, Wendy Weber, Jodi Wille, and Kimberiy ZiUer
Freshmen - James Blank, Catherine Collins, Julie Doma¬ galski. Suzanne Eraesti, Robin .
Ornberg, Jeffrey Peterson, Brett Pierce, Michelle Reid, Tyra Reid and Brian Spears
Seniors - Kenneth Allen, Joyce Berlin, Keith Dobrolin¬ sky, Steven Drendel, David Eeg, James Goehl, Sherry Goeriitz, Joseph Gow, Brenda Hartmann, Becky Kunde, Ann Landers, Quin O'Brien, Steven Parisek, Darrell Pfafif, Wanita Sherfield, Donald Strickland, R. Nick Susong, and Becky Tess¬ mer
Juniors - Kathy Akerman, Brett Barrett, Carol Ernesti, Christine Foerster, Richard Goeriitz, Stacy Hulke, Kimberly Keams, Mary Lang, Deborah Markow, Michael Musgrave, Kimberly Periman, Merri Pet¬ erson, Christopher Pupich, Lorrie Resh, John Staab, Bruce Stark, Russell Weltzien, and Daniel Ziller Continued on Page 2
UONESS CARMEL CORN OAY MAY 1st
Last minute plans fbr Liooess Club Caramel Corn Day on Friday, May I, are being made by the Huntley Lioness Oub.
"Cannei Cota Day is of. by , and for tbe community," said Barb Johoson, Volunteer Chair¬ woman for the event.
"The money we raiae will be' put to work in two ways to belpf the blind and deaf, aod both ways wiU help our conununity^ First, we will use funds here iJ Continued on Page 2
INDEX Inside This Paper
Editorial Pg. 2
Food Ads Pg. 3 & 12
Want Ads Pg. 11
Liner or Two Pg. 4
American Legion & Auziliary Dinner Pg. 6
Harry Daugherty Retirement Dinner Pg. 2
Rutland Township Returns Pg. 7
Paper Drive Pg. 4
Obituary ^i-'t
V&V ApplUnce Ad Section Two

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Title	The Huntley Farmside
Date	1981-04-16
Month	04
Day	16
Year	1981
Volume	21
Issue	2
Decade	1980-1989
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

Title	The Huntley Farmside
Date	1981-04-16
Month	04
Day	16
Year	1981
Volume	21
Issue	2
Decade	1980-1989
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 166 kilobytes.
FileName	19810416_001.tif
Creator	The Huntley Farmside
Date Digital	2007-07-20
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	he 3iuntletr ^attnslbt 9 %^ 'f ICOC con oisA GRAFTON TOWNSHIPS OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER — SINCE 1960 USPS ssO'See VOLUME 21 -NUMBER 2 THURSDAY, APRIL 16,1981 -la ^^^!3B?5?r ^ 2 SECTIONS UfPAGES _ , SERVING THE PEOPLE OF IIUNTLEY SINCE I960 ' lafit^r Sbfifitngfi 57. M/l/?y 5 CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev, Leo Ambre, Pastor Good Friday 12:30 p.m. Ecumenical Service at 1st Congregational Church 2:00 p.m. Liturgy of Good Friday 7:30p.m. Stations of the Cross ¦ Ecumenical Service with 1st Congregational Church. Holy Saturday 7:30 p.m. Easter Vigil Service Easter Sunday 8:00 a.m. & 10:00 a.m. Masses >q^»<»vgc.^^»v^q^o^^3a^«»i»^a^»<»»>jq^<t^^«„ 1st Congregational Church Rev, Roger Mealiff, Pastor Good Friday 12:30 p.m. Ecumenical Service with Si. Mary's Combined choirs from the Congregational Church & St. Mary's singing. 7:30 p.m. Ecumenical Service at St. Mary's Catholic Church Easter Sunday 6:30 a.m. Sunrise Service 9:00 a.m. Service Trinity Lutheran Ev. Church Pastor Charles Kittel Good Friday 7:30 p.m. Service with Holy Communion Easter Sunday 6:00 a.m. Sunrise Service with breakfast following 8:30 a.m, Sunday School Easter Egg Hunt 9:00 a.m. Sunday School Film 10:30 a.m. Easter Morning Worship Service P.TiO.. FUNFAIR Huntley Elementary Gym Sat. April 25th • GAMES • EXCELLENT PRIZES • BAKE SALE • CAKE WALK Rants & Ceramics FUN FOR ALL Profits to be used fbt Popcom Machine HUNTLEY UON NAMED "CLUB OF THE YEAR" EASTER EGG HUNT Don't forget to keep Saturday April 18th free for the Easter Eff Hunt at Deicke Park at 1:00. It is sponsored by the Huntley Park District, who have made special arrangements for the Easter Bunny to be there. You won't want to miss iti I There will be special divisions for pre-schoolers & kindergar¬ teners; 1st & 2nd graders and 3rd and 4th graders. There will also be a decorated Easter Egg display for anyone wishing to participate, adults tool We aee^. some voluateeta to help color the egga mi Friday & to help with the egg hunt on Saturday. Maybe some of you older students who need something to do over Spring vacation would like to helpl If so, please call Betsey Warring¬ ton at 669-5573 JUNIOR CLASS CAR WASH APRIL 11 The Huntl«y High School Junior class Car Wash that was originally scheduled for April 11, has been rescheduled fbr April 18th from 9-5 at the Giiade School. BLOOD BANK Tues., April 2l8t 3 p.m.-7:30 p.m. at the Legion REDtSTRICTINQ MEETING A meeting of the McHenry County Legislative Committee was held at the McHenry County Courthouse. The pur¬ pose of tbe meeting in part was to decide the re-districting of McHenry County. Two main redistricting proposals were made. One would have divided McHenry County into three, districts. The other would have! divided McHenry County into siz districts. The purpose of the redistrict¬ ing is to comply with the federal guidelines demanding repre¬ sentation on a one man - one vote basis. The decision made by the County Board will be binding for the nezt ten years. Prior to the meeting, tbe State Attorney Floro was asked if Grafton and Algonquin could remain together intact as one district. Mr. Floro stated, "No, that io bis opinioa this would not comply with the Federal Continued on Page 9 Pictured above is Norm Brettschneider. President ofthe Huntley Lion's Club, receiving a plaque from 1st Vice President, Dick Kohley. The plaque was awarded at the District IJ Convention on April 3rd for the Best Club in the Foz Valley Region of IJ. Last year, Huntley was named the top club in tbe Eiistrict. HIGHSCHOOL HONOR ROa HIGH SCHOOL HONOK WfXLL 3rd Nine Weeks "A" Hoaor Rett • AB "A'a" Seniors • Thomas Clark, Janice Smith, Vicki Zirk Juniors - Heidi Degner and Diane Dittich Sophomore - Julie Omberg Freshmen - Joann Jones, Sandra Wiesneth and Pauline ZUler ^gbHooon Seniors - Leonard Allen, Linda Borhart, Bridgett Gon¬ zales, Joanne Grechis, Tamara Hudren, Cindy Kilgore, Bruce Lindsey, David Livingston, Gerry Lueth, Debora Nugent, Daniel Plote, Darcy Roesslein, Troy Roesslein, David Schacht¬ ner, Susan Schaller, and David Seemann Juniors - Leslie Grau, Robert Livingston, Carl Michalek, David Reid, John Spears Sophomores - Cathy Allen, Judy Borhart, Paul Eisen¬ menger, Natalie Freund, Jefficw Hudren. Wende Kilgore, Daniel McMabon, Andrea Manning, Lynn Moody, Dale Pfaff, Robert Seemann, Timothy VanAcker, Wendy Weber, Jodi Wille, and Kimberiy ZiUer Freshmen - James Blank, Catherine Collins, Julie Doma¬ galski. Suzanne Eraesti, Robin. Ornberg, Jeffrey Peterson, Brett Pierce, Michelle Reid, Tyra Reid and Brian Spears Seniors - Kenneth Allen, Joyce Berlin, Keith Dobrolin¬ sky, Steven Drendel, David Eeg, James Goehl, Sherry Goeriitz, Joseph Gow, Brenda Hartmann, Becky Kunde, Ann Landers, Quin O'Brien, Steven Parisek, Darrell Pfafif, Wanita Sherfield, Donald Strickland, R. Nick Susong, and Becky Tess¬ mer Juniors - Kathy Akerman, Brett Barrett, Carol Ernesti, Christine Foerster, Richard Goeriitz, Stacy Hulke, Kimberly Keams, Mary Lang, Deborah Markow, Michael Musgrave, Kimberly Periman, Merri Pet¬ erson, Christopher Pupich, Lorrie Resh, John Staab, Bruce Stark, Russell Weltzien, and Daniel Ziller Continued on Page 2 UONESS CARMEL CORN OAY MAY 1st Last minute plans fbr Liooess Club Caramel Corn Day on Friday, May I, are being made by the Huntley Lioness Oub. "Cannei Cota Day is of. by , and for tbe community" said Barb Johoson, Volunteer Chair¬ woman for the event. "The money we raiae will be' put to work in two ways to belpf the blind and deaf, aod both ways wiU help our conununity^ First, we will use funds here iJ Continued on Page 2 INDEX Inside This Paper Editorial Pg. 2 Food Ads Pg. 3 & 12 Want Ads Pg. 11 Liner or Two Pg. 4 American Legion & Auziliary Dinner Pg. 6 Harry Daugherty Retirement Dinner Pg. 2 Rutland Township Returns Pg. 7 Paper Drive Pg. 4 Obituary ^i-'t V&V ApplUnce Ad Section Two

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