The Huntley Farmside

              ^ifz UttiitUu Jfarmafije
VOLUME 18-NUMBER 43 THURSDAY, FEBRUARYS, 1978
r
PHONE- 669'5621-If BO anawer call ^459-1456 or 459-0998
FRANK   ^;xHi::t.v.
JiUNiLEY.    ILL
PAGES
SERVING THE PEOPU OF EUtmXf SINCE 19iO
\   ISc PEK COPY
:?\/taiM£)
MARLOWES ATTEND WAYNE IFEED SEMINAR
VALENTINE DANCE FEB. 11
The Huntley Athletic Boosters are sponsoring a Valentioe dance at the Legion on Feb. 11.
Social hour will be from 6:30 - 7:30 with a dinner and dance following. Contact Carolyn Schachtner or any Booster for ticket information.
In   their  last  meeting  the
Boosters voted to include the Jr. High Athletic program into the club. We will need the help and
attendance at meetings of the Jr. High parents. So far this year the Boosters have helped to ptirchase training equipment for the foot¬ ball and basJcetball teams. We have also taken the teams out for dinner. We have done this I throughout SO-SO raffles and bake
sales. We hope to be able to extend this help to the Jr. High boys and girls but we will need the support of the Jr. High i parents to aid in raising the funds needed.
Parents of girls, as well as boys, are welcom^.    The nezt meeting will be Jan. 30th at 7;30 in the High School Library. Please try to attend.
made by Donald L.  Staheli.(far Nearly 160 Wayne Feed Deal-   rjght). President of thr Chicago
ers and their wives attended the Allied Mills 1978 President's Marketing Council business semi¬ nar at Mullet Bay, St. Maarten, Netherlands Antilles in Jan.,
SNOWMOBILERS RECEIVE LETTER FROM SUPT.
174 North Oak Street Cryslal Lake, Illinois 60014 (815)459-6070
OF CL. SCHOOLS
Crystal Lake Communifcy Con^olkkitod School District A;
based agribusiness flrm, and H.
W.   "humpy"  Campbell,   (left).
Vice   President   and   General
Manager of the Wayne Feed ,^,„   ^ , ,   Division to:   Mr. & Mrs. Henry
1978. Each dealer was presented Marlowe, Marlowe Feed & with a plaque for outstanding Hatchery, Inc., Huntley, III., in marketing services during the recognition of their contributions past year. to livestock and poultry produc-
Presentation of the plaque was | tion in the United States.
IT'S A GIRL
Quin and Marge O'Brien proudly announce the birth of a baby girl, Elizabeth Blanche, last Saturday. Feb. 4th at 11:43 a.m. Beth weighed 6 lbs. 15 ozs. and was 21 inches long at birth.
She was welcomed home by her brothers Quin. 14; Scott. 12; Shawn, 4; and a sister
January 31, 1978
Larry VanAcker
To All of You Wonderful People Who Helped ni.strlct 1*7  and Its Students During ,ind After the January 26 Blizzard;
As a representative of the school district for your assistance. It was certainly a c it was the way that staff members and othe In" to see th.it children arrived home safe ties were made available for travelers and storm. There Is no way that I could thank cause so many people participated in many to say that we would have faced many more been for each cf you-.  Thank you very much
BB:lv
I would  like to thank you risls and  the best  thing about r  interested citizens "pitched ly and   that  District  47  faclli- commuters  stranded by the each of you individually be- different ways.     I would  like severe  problems  if  it  had not   , for your help and assistance!
Be&t  regards.
Bob Blazier Superintendent School District A7
Pictured above is a letter sent by Superintendent of Crystal Lake Schools, Bob Blazier, to Larry VanAcker thanking him for assisting in getting the children home safely. Butch Dougherty and Rich Deldrick received similar letters. Last week one school official claimed that the but was not lost ^
JAYCEES LAS VEQAS NITEMARCH4TH
The Huntley area Jaycees vrili hold their 4th Aahual Las Vegas Night on Sat., March 4th at the
American Legion. This year the Jaycees will be working with the conunittecto "Back Bob'* Btck" an4 put of tbe profit* from,Las Vegas Night vvill be 49aated. to the "Back Bob's Back l>und". : During the nezt tivo weeks
Huntley buiinetcmen will be contacted by either a Jaycee or a member of the "Back Bob's Back" committee fbr dooatlont to the Las Vegas Night auctioB, Thii year |he Jaycees will also
cotrnNdfeD onback paqi
VILLAGE BOARD MINUTES
The Village Board of Trustees met for their regular meeting on February 2,1978 at 8:00 pm in the Board Room at the Village Hall.
Those present were: President Enstrom, Trustee Stroupe, Ack¬ man, Lohneis, Eisenmenger and Mercer as well as Percy Swanson, Village Superintendent of public works and Don Schwegel of Baxter and Woodman.
After calling the meeting to order, the President presented the minutes of the January 5, 1978 meeting after which there being no additions nor corrections stood approved as presented.
The financial reports were the next order of business. After a •borough review of same. Trustee Stroupe made a motion to approve ofthe finandal reports as presented and also to congrad¬ ulate Roberta Staab, the village collector on the fine job she has been doing for many, many months with no error* ever. This motion seconded by Trustee Eisenmenger and after roll call, all trustees voted ayi and the motion carried. Trustee Stroupe also asked that the Resolution for the Commercial Savings Account be expedited so that the savings can be transferred.
Next, The President asked for
approval of bills for the month
snd a motion was made by
Trustee Ackman, seconded by
CONTINUED ON INSIDE PAGE
BACK BOB'S BACK
VOLLEYBALL
TOURNAMENT
Only the best feelings of good sportsmanship, brotherhood and desire to win emonated from the Huntley High School Gym last Saturday, Feb. 4th, as the 1st Annual Huntley Volleyball Tour¬ nament got underway. Those playing on the 20 teams paraded behind their banners around the packed gym to the tune of "Rocky". All were in unique uniforms, and some had enthusi¬ astic followings and displays of support.
The teams played to an exciting final game, which, unlike the eliminating rounds of 10 minute timed games, was played to a regulation 21-point finish.
The Dairy Mart Coneheads and the Credit Union Dangling Parti¬ ciples played the title game, with the Credit Union becoming the 1st place Huntley Champions in volleyball.
The Loudest Cheering Section Award was won by the Fire Dept. "Flames" who had an unusually large following in attendance.
After the final game, Mr. Roliert Peterson was introduced to the audience and the 3-ft. high Loving Cup Trophies were award¬ ed to the 3 winning teams by Hi. Bud Weber, emcee for the evening.
The Zenith portable color TV, raffled just befate the dtaaipioe-
CONllnujsD ON BACK PAGE