The Huntley Farmside

              VOLUME 22-NUMBBR 26 THURSI3AY, OCTOBB^?, 1982
) U^ PAGES 2 SECTIONS ' "^
GRAFTON TOWNSHIPS OFI ICUa NEWSPAPER - SINCE 1960
Huntley High School School Fiies
Ul. .r^.lr^w    III    fr>-l/10
XJSP!^S80r3eG
SERYINO THE PEOPLE OF HUNfi^^INCE 19<g
«   ¦   I   ¦¦ —
UONS CLUB CELEBRATES 3Sth
The Huntley Lions Qub had their regular meeting Sept. 28 wdth a celebration commemorating the 3Sth anniversary of the local club. Honored guests were the First President Raymond J. Kelley and Howard Ferreira, the first secretary-Treasurer. Also included in the guest list were: District 1-J govemor Lion Maurice Pennock and Zone Chairman Lion Jim Hutchinson. Citing the past experiences of the club, Mr. Kelley and Mr. ferreira gave insight to the many projects and service to the community. Lions Eddie Meagher added to the fun experiences the club performed. President Heebie Thurow and Lion Norm Brettschneider (Chainnan of the Anniversary event) indeed thanked the former meml>ers for their appearance. S^one chairman Lion Jim Hutdiinson presented President Heebie with a special award for membership and also Lion Roger Jensen will be presented with an award for outstanding service. Fifty Lions were tuned up to this spedal event. The 3Sth anniversary cake was deliciousl Projects upcoming will be the Pancake Breakfast on Oct. 24th. The batter up signal has already t>egun special recipe for the pancake batter. The Christmas Party at the Legion in December, the annua] Chicken Batfoeque on Fathers Day in June and the International Convention in Hawaii next June. And Candy day the Sth & 9th of Oct(d>er.
President Herb called the meeitng to order by having the Pledge of Allegiance, Invocation by Lion Del Borhart. Lion Tom Crane led the group in "God Bless America" and "Oh Beantlfnl." A Uoness May Chesak at the piano. The "kitche Group" then came out to aing "Happy Birthday" for the Lions Clnb. Lkms Secretary-Treasurer Charlie Sass being Ul, Lion Den Rudsinski was aaked to perform tbe duties as recor^r. Lions'Robbie Robinson and Joe Schatter taUtwlsterl DeHdous roast pork dinner served by the Legkm Auxilaiy. Lion Del Borhart photographed fai the absence of Uoo Dennis O'Brien. No further bushiess conducted. Fun Fun Nite.
Charlie Lamb Continued on page 11
8th GRADE SLAVE SALE Sat. October 23rd
MoretoFollQWI
Trinity Lutheran Church is holding a Father-Son Banquet on Sunday, October 17 at 7:00 p.m. at the church. Tickets atet S6.00 for adults and S3.00 for anyone under 12 years old. Tickets may be obtained through Al Jordi or at the church office.
UONSCLUB
PANCAKE
BREAKFAST
On Sunday, October 24, 1982, the Huntley Lions Oub will hold their annual Pancake Breakfast at the American Legion Home, tocated in downtown Huntley, across from the Park. This is a all you can eat affair, consisting of Sausages, Eggs, and Pancakes. Orange Juice, Milk and coffee are included in the meal. The price is S3.0^ for adults and Sl.SO for children under 12. Serving will be from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. rain or shine.
The Huntley Lions Qub invites all to come to the ViUage with Country Charm and enjoy this culinary experience.
ST. MARTS
OKTOBERFEST THIS SATURDAY
On Saturday, OcttAier 9th, 1982 St. Mary's will hdd their Sauerkraut and Brats Dinner and Dance.
Tlckeu are $3.50 per person for adults and $1.75 per person fbr chUdren under 12.
Advance sales of tickets wUl save you SOc a tldc'et. Tidtets are avi^aUe at the foUowing traces:
B&B SERVICE, PFAFF AUTO SALES. BILL'S VILLA06 INN, HUNTLEY CREDTT UNION and STRODES COLONIAL VER¬ MONT FURNTTURE STOIE, . also after all Masses at St. Marys.
AAL DONATES SIGN TO SCHOOL
'; -rriiiitmg>>i^i)i^^iiimiii.Mitim>H'iiiiiiiiif«it(i»mii&mt»mtiu)i»imitii
Aid Associatioo for Lutherans Branch 191 of Trfaiity Lutheran Church. Huntley, recently partidpated in the donation and installatkm of a new sign on the Huntley school property along Route 47. This sign clearly indentifies the Huntley Schools to all who pass through our village.
The local District Representa-
ATHLEnCBOOSTB) BAKESALE
The Huntley Athletic Booster Cub will be holding a Bake Sale on Saturday, Odober 16 (Homecoming) at 9:30. Parents of athletes please bring bakery items to the park downtown on the square at 9:(X).
SALAD LUNCHe3N N0V.4lh
The First Congregatkmal Church of Huntley wUl hold its second annual Bazaar, Bake Sale Luncheon on Thursday, November 4, 1982. Bake sale and Bazaar wUl be held from 9 am to 1:30 pm. Luncheon wiU be served from 11:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. with spedal fast serve Une for employees on lunch break.
ChUd care viU be provided for shoppers at SOc per chUd.
Tickets for luncheon are $3.50 adults, $1.75 for diUdren 12 years and under.
-ove fK AMI Ayprtatten for Lutheran* Is WUnter Rohlwing. I Mr. and Mra. Noel Hansman helped to coordinate this donatMn through the Helping Hand Benevolent iFund. They consulted with thie faculty and admfaiistration of Sdiool District #158 to determfaie die nature of this gift. The schools are very gratefiile for the opportunity to partidpate in this ptojed.
PARKDISTRICT MEEHNQ
MINUTES OF THE REGULAR
MEETINO OF THE HUNTLEY
PARKDISTRICT
The regular meeting of the Huntley Park Distrid was caUed to order at 8 p.m. on September 22, 1982. Present were Commissioners Borhart, Mer¬ cer, Tures and Jurs, LeRoy Wirsing and Attorney CowHn. Commisstoner Weltzien was absent.
The minutes of the August 25th meeting were read. Mr. Rutes made a motioa to approve the minutes, seconttod by Mr. Jurs. AU ayes and the motton carried.
The Treasurer's Report was given. Mr. Rotes moved to accept the report, seconded by Mrs. Meroer. All ayes and th etnotton earned.
The bUls ter fbe month were presented. Mrs. Mercer made a modon to pay.iB MOs exc^ one for metchandls* tabe retwned.
CMttBM«OBPaie2
AUiMterTwoP^ReS Stofy Hoar Plate 4
FPANewsPage4 Homeooming Page 5 AuxUiary Newa Page 4 A 7
urocwy Ads Mm 3 & 16