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VOLUME 21-NUMBER 19
THURSDAY, AUGUST 13,1981
'F.R-SINCE I9<)0
USPS;580-36G
20 PAGES
SERVING THE PEOPLE OF HUNTLEY SINCE I960
HUNTLEY HARVESTORS TAKE HONORS
The Dairy Herd took the 1st place trophy again this year.
The Huntley Harvestors, leaders and moms worked in the 4-H stand Wednesday night. Continued on Page 9. 10. 11 & 12
TRIP FOR TWO
This year participating merchants are giving away a Mini Weekend for Two at Indian Lake Resort off Route 20. The 260 acre resort has a health Club, Indoor swimming pool, Outdoor Swimming pool, six outdoor Tennis courts, two 18 hole golf courses. There are several restaurants. The Tomarack Restaurant and Lounge is on a lake. The lobby and some retaurants are done in a tropical paradise with skylights and waterfalls.
Also to be given away will be tickets to Santa's Village, Great America and Circus World.
A Rib Dinner for Two at the L-Station in Gilberts will also be given away.
Residents will be able to sign up this weekend at any of the following merchants:
HUNTLEY PHARMACY
DR. JAMES O'LAUGHLIN
HANSEN HEATING & PLUMBING
HARRY'S IGA
STATE BANK OF HUNTLEY
MARLOWE FEED & HATCHERY
J.H. PATTERSON CO.
BUCK BROS. INC.
HEINEMANN HARDWARE
HUNTLEY INN
HUNTLEY SUPERMARKET
PINECREST GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB
VILLAGE INN
HUNTLEY COr^-OP
HUNTLEY FESTIVAL DAY THIS SATURDAY
Everything is ready for Huntley Festival Day. The schedule for the day is:
9:00 a.m. Merchants Sc. displays will have many bargains out. Lioness Bake Sale &. Ice Cream Social at Legion Seniors Bake Sale at Center Art Show at the Legion Games at the Center
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BOARD AGENDA
Regular Meeting August 13tta 7:30-10:30 p.m.
1. OOI to Older
2. Pledge to tbe Flag
3. Mlnatea
Approve tbe minutes of tbe July 23 meeting
4. Qtlien's Group
5. Finance Reporta for Actton A. Agenda of Bills
6. Saperinteiident's Reports for Action
A. Cafeteria Benches Bids
B. Personnel
C. Eztra Curricular Assign¬ ments for 1981-82
D. Inservice   Programs   for 1981-82
7. Snperinteodent's RepMts for Information
A. Pr^-school Workshop
B. Examining     the     bus renovation option
C. Cafeteria     Remodeling: Schedule for Completion
D. DOE Grant Pre Approval
E. Options:    Activity   Fund Interest
F. Administrative Responsib¬ ilities for 1981-82   •
G. SEDOM     Recognition Status
H.   G.S.    Program/schedule for 1981-82
8. Committee Reporta
9. ConreapondMice
10. Old/New BnafaMe*
11. Oppoctnlty (or vtaiton to
Lynette Fettes shows award winning cake decorating project. She took Best of Show.
Monica Fettes. 11, displays her Grand Champion 4-H gaidening! project of cabbage, beans, onions, carrots and more. Monica, ai member of the Huntley Harvestors, is in her second year of 4-H (Don Peasley Photograph)
Richard Kramer, Huntley, used a macroadapter on his camera to get inside a tulip and take this photo to win Best of Show in the Open Class Photography Show. Kramer said he took nearly two rolls of film with varied lighting to finally get this unique shot. Don Peasley Photo by Sarah Peasley)
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HUNTLEY DAY AT MUSEUIVI
The Huntley Harvesters, McHenry County's oldest 4-H club chartered in 1926, will perform Sunday. August 16th at 2:00 p.m. at the McHeniy County Historical Museimi in Union. On stage at the maaeum.
the Harvestors will present their award-winning "Share the Fun" skit that won them the opportunity to go downstate and compete • state-wide at tbe Illinois State Fair.
Under the direction <tf 4-H
leaders, ElnM^r and Rae Meyer
and Bill and Rosemary Becker of
Hnntley, the Harvestocs plan an
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