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THURSDASY, SEPTEMBER 29. 1983 VOLUME 23-NUMBER 24
Huntley High School Schoo/ R/es
Huntley, III. 60142
SEBVINO THE PEOPLE OF Hun ILB. ..-.^	
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Scenes From American Legion Hog Roast Senior Citizen Housing Holds
Open House at GreenTrees In Huntle^
Auxiliary Members Wanda Enstrom and Betty Zirk above servinc at Legion "Hog Roast ¦.
Mayor Don Enstrom and "Grandma Enstrom" along with many
local residents visited GreenTrees on Sunday. Village Clerlt. Mary
Lou Hardy, in doorway. .      ,     ^    .
munKy setting for Seniors was
Greentree of Huntley, apart- a    low     interest     loan     from planned with  broad walkways,
ments for Senior Citizens' held Farmers Home Administration,   park  benches,   extensive  land- their     grand     opening      last      The     28 I      bedroom scaping and a centrally located
Sunday. .Sept. 25th from 2 p.m. apartments   are   located   in   6 community room,
to 5 p.m. single story buildings on a 2.5      The development was design-
The GreenTrees of Huntley, acre    site.     Each     apartment  cd by W. Bruce Meltmar and
quality   affordable   apartments pro\?ides such amenities as air  Associated.   Inc.   of  Rockford.
for Senior Citizens, have been conditioning,   walfto-wall   car-   The   General   Contractor   was
developed    by   the    McHenry peting    and    fully    equipped  Residential Development Group
County Housing Authority using kitchens.   A   comfortable   com-   Ihc. of CfvsfaT LkfP '     ^    --*»-
Pictured above  'The Carving ofthe Hogs" done by Ron Emricson. Doug Melahn and Joe Schaller. Able assistance by Cordy Diedrick.
., serving at 11 o'clock.
I>,e    American     Legion's      For not being a very good day first annual     Hog Roast" was  ^^j ,he High School Marching held    at    thc    post    home    in   - Hunfley.    this    past    Sunday.
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being    cancelled, still   served   over
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event turned out a success, and they wish to thank everyone who attended.
The menu consisted of Pork, buns, corn on the cob. saurkraut. potato salad and sliced tomatoes. The prepara- tioiis for this feast were started on Saturday when members of
meat was used.
The American Legion Pbst wishes to express their gradiiude to all who helped in the preparation and the serving of the dinner and give a spectal thanks lo thc Committee-men who were responsible -for putting      the      whole      thing
.K» 1 „„: - A.^     J .1.   ^. J.   together: Dave Oldham. Gordy
ZJ^eTiJrr   '^^^^"""t   Diedrick. Don Hardy and Ron readied them for roastmg and   fcniricson.
Auxiliary Members made Potato Salad. The roasting began at about ,1 a.m. Sunday moming and Legion and Auxiliary members came bright and early to ready the food and tables for
Notice
The price of the Huntley Farmside will be increased on newsstands will be increased to 25c to cope with rising prices. This will become effective with the October bth. edition of the paper.
A 50-50 drawing was held about 4 o'clock. The winners were. Lefty Jacobs. Ed Conley and Buzz Barton.
If you happen to miss the "Hog Roast" this year, please make a special effort to come next year. You won't be sorry!
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Auxiliary News
The Department President of thc American Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. Irene Lofton of Cham- p.TJgn. will be traveling Ihroughoui thc Stale of ll'inois presenting the programs of the Anierican Legion Auxiliary.
Mrs. Lotion has cht>sen as her theme 'Patriotism Will Soar Through Cheerful Service For thc Veteran ¦ with special emphasis on Patriotism.
1 raveling with Mrs. Lofton on thc caravan visits to thc twentyfivc Districts of the organization, will be: Mrs. Angie Powell (Lee) of Wheaton. Department First Vice President nnd Legislative Chairman: Mrs. .loAnn Shafer of Cisco. Department Membership Chair¬ man; und the Second Division President. Kosa/ind Pittinger of Polo.
The Caravan will be visiting thc llth District. which encompasses the counties of DuPage, Kane. McHenry and Will, on Sunday. October 2. IW3 at Downers Grove Post Home. Newly elected District President. Mary Gorny of Glen Ellyn will preside. Tbe Caravan will begin promptly at 9:30 a.m. Luncheon w ill be served at iKXjn with the Fall Convention starting at 1:30 p.m.
The llth District has a membership of over 4800 members and some 100 delegates will be in attendance to leam of Ihe programs of the Auxiliary as outlined by the State Program Chairmen.
NOTICE
THE STATE BANK OF HUNTLFY WILL BE CLOSEp MONDAY. OCTOBER 10. COLUMBUS DAY.
Huntley Couple Die in Auto Accident
Wendell and Diane Calhoon of 1071.? Woodstock St. Huntley, were killed in a head on collision last Sat. Sept. 24. when their car collided with a van driven by Samuel Finley of Elgin.
The Calhoon s according to 'sheriffs reports were north¬ bound on Nestler Rd. near Waterstreet in Elgin.
According to sherifTs reports . the Finley's van was traveling in the wrong lane when the accident occured. Finley was charged with a DUI and improper lane usage. AlJ three were transported to St. Joseph's Hospital where Mrs. Calhoon was pronounced dead on arrival and her husband reportedly died in the emergency room. Finley suffered a broken leg.
Mr. Calhoon was a lifelong resident of the area. He was related to many families in Huntley. Several years ago. he started Farmtown Realtors which later became » Century 21 affiliate.
Lioness Meeting
The Huntley Lioness meet¬ ing was held Wednesday evening at 7:'30 ofl September 21 at the Legion. The meeting opened with the pledge and song "You're a Orand Old Flag" and "TWt Land". The minutes' were read attd spproved and the treasurer's report was handed^ 0«it. Membership card were handed out. Everyone was encouraged to bring in new mettibets.
Karen Kohley. Youth Chair- Canllnved on Pafe 2 .^ "
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Scliool Board Minutes
1T)C regular meeting of the Board of Fducation of School District #I5«, Hundey Consoli¬ dated -Schools. Huntley. Illinois was held in thc High School building on September 8. 1983 .11 7:,M)p.m.
Ihc President called the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m. Upon roll call the following members answered present: Mrs. Basel. Mr. Heavey. Mr. Freeberg. Mr. Pupich. and Mr. Zirk. Absent: Mrs. Massett, and Mr. O'Brien.
All present joined in the Pledge to the Flag.
1. Mr. Heavey moved Mr. Freeberg 2nd to approve the minutes of the August 25. regular meeting as written. 5 Yeas • 0 Nays. Motion carried.
2. Mrs. Basel moved Mr. Heavey 2nd to approve the ounfidehtial minutes of the August 25 Executive Session as written. S Yeas - 0 Nays. Motion carried.
Mr. O'Brien joined the meeting at 7:42 p.m.
3. Mrs. Basel moved Mr. Freeberg Znd to appiove payment of the monthly agenda of bills. Fducation - $24,887.19. Building S10.769.()I.Transpor¬ tation - S2J.07l.72. 'yeas: Based. Freeberg. Heavey. O'Brien. Zirk. and Pupich. Nays: None. 6 Yeas - 0 Nays. Motion carried.
4. Mrs. Frtcberg moved Mr. Heavey 2nd to reimburse' Imprest Ftmti the .sum of S577.53 for total expendltares. Yeas: Freeberg. Heavey. Basel. O'Brien, /itk and Pupich. Nays: None. () Yeas - 0 Nays. Motion carried.
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