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GRAFTON TOWNSHIPS OFFICIAL NEWSPAPfiR - SINCE 1960
USPS 580-360
VOLUME 21-NUMBER 10 THURSDAY, JUNE 11,1981
16 PAGES
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SERVING THE PEOPLE OF HUNTLEY SINCE 1960
HUNTLEY HARVESTORS TO HOLD RUMMAGE HUNTLEY FIREMEN TAKE
SALE 1st PLACE
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Please help send "Elsie, the Cow" and the rest of the Huntley Harvestor's 4-H Boys and girls to State Fair.
We need Rummage, Rummage and more Rummage.
The Huntley Harvestor's 4-H Qub is again going to the State Fair to compete in the Share-The-Fun Contest. Our act "The Harvestor Jamboree" won 1st place in County competition April 3rd. We will perform at State Fair the evening of Aug. 13.
The club has alremdy sold a htudred cases of candy bars and we would like to thank all the kind people who bou^.
As we still ivDed more mooey for the two charteted buses aod other expenses.^we aije pUnitisg a RUMMAGE SALE.for Juae 26 A 2f. We need yoar HELP. Please denate any''iu6ie ¥em that we could sell. All Items may be dropped off at Al Wiesneth at 669-SS67 and Betty Nerby's (after 4) 669-5286. Please call ahead of time for information on drop off or pick up.
Now is the time to clean out your closets, garages and basements and share your discarded treasurers with us.
If additional information is needed call the leaders at 669-5559 or 459-6752.
MISS HUNTLEY CANDIDATES
Pictured above are Miss Huntley Candidates, Sandra Rowe, April Fischer, Sue Schaller and Chris Foerster as they prepare for the contest on June 17th. The pageant will be held at 8 p.m. at the American Legion Home. There will be evening gown, and sportswear competition. The girls will have to answer a question put to them that night.
The public is invited. Refreshments will be served.
FLAG DAY IN HUNTLEY JUNE 14th
Flag Day 1981 takes on added significance with the celebration of the SOth anniversary of the adoption of the "Star-Spangled Banner'' aa out national anthem in 1931. Fort McHenry is the site of the War of 1812 battle which inspired Francis Soott Key to write the words of our iiational anthem. Plage Houae, now a national historic land¬ mark, waa the home of Maiy PkkersgiU who made the original Star-Spangled Banner. Continued on Page 2
HIQH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL
2nd SEMESTER
"A" Honor Roll - AU "A's"
Seniors - Thomas Oark, Bruce Lindsey, Janice Smith, and Vicki Zirk
Junior - Heidi Degner
Sophomores - Paul Eisen¬ menger and Julie Omberg
Freshmem - Joann Jones, Sandra Wiesneth and Pauline Ziller
HIGH HONORS Seniors - Leonard AUen, Continued on Pane 2
VILLAGE BOARD MEETING
MINUTES OF THE REOULAM
MEETING OF THE VILLAGB 1
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
The Regular Meeting of the Village Board of Trustees of the Village of Huntley waa held on June 4th, 1981 in the Boatd Room of the VUlage Hall and brought to order at 8:00 P.M. by President Enatrom.
Present at thia meetiog were President Enstrom, Truatees Berlin, Dhamer, Wicke, Mercer and Rudsinski, aa well as Attomey Szura, Village Engi¬ neer Schwegel and David Oldham, operator of tfae Sewer Treatment Plant. Absent waa Tmstee Brown.
The May meeting miautes were brought before the Board for approval and after discus¬ sion, a motion was made by Trastee Mercer, seconded by Trastee Rudsfaiski, to approve as written with the following amendment made by former Trastee STroupe, who asked that tbe minutes reflect that "he and the Board should commend particularly the diligence, ef¬ fectiveness aad accuracy of Mary Lou Hardy, without whose efforts little, if any, of the improvements in financial fore-' casting and reportiag could{ have been made," Upon roll! call, all tmstees voted aye, the motion carried and the miautes as corrected approved.
The Treasurer's report andi financial reports #ere reviewedi and found to be in ocder. A< motion was made by Trastee' Mercer to accept tbe Treasur¬ er's report, seconded bjr Trustee; Continued on Page 12
Huntley Fire Department Watertight Team #1 took 1st Place in the Hunttey Waterfights held last Suaday, June 7th on Coral Street. Spectators enjoyed flie show for several hours Inmb the Vi^aae Square Paric. This yett the Hiudejr Fire l%tttec»t Used two smaUer hM»i whh tteeeiueitoa ewA nttut l&a the oottvedtfnitl large hose. Following the fights, the officers oif the Huntley Fire Department challenged the 1st place whining team to a fight. The officers used two hoses while the firemen onlv one. The officers won. Continued on Page 9
CABLE TV COMES TO HUNTLEY
Pictured above is Mayor Don Eiimom. Larry Meier, Installation Supervisor and Greg Allen, General Manager of United Cable TV after the completion of the first Huntley Installation. The 1st installation was made at the Farmside on Wednesday, June 10. Cable rv is now operational in Huntley. The company is offering a tree installation for those who subscribe for the service on one TV set within the next 30 days. The basis package costs less than SIO per month with tive additional services offered for movie and adult programming at an additional charge. Cable TV on the basis package otters 23 channels to their subscribers. The service
Continued on Page 14
SCHOOL BOARD AQENDA
REGULAR MEETING
June 11,1981
7:30-10:30 p.m.
1. C^U to Onler
2.PiedMtatfaeF1a8
a.Mfaiatea
Approve the minutes of May 14 meetiag 4. FfaHuwe Bapoeta isr Actlaa
A. Agenda of Bills
B. Reimbiirsement of Imprest
Continued on Page 2
TRINITY'S VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
On June 22. 1981, Trinity Lutheran Church will open ito doors to children of the conununity with the new Promises, Promises - From Godl Vacation Bible School material. "We waat the child¬ ren to bave fiia with crafts an projects, aad games aad soags," stated Rev. Charles Kittel, pastor of Ttiaity. "Moat of all, we waat to share die Gopd
Continued on Page 6
Object Description
| Title | The Huntley Farmside |
| Date | 1981-06-11 |
| Month | 06 |
| Day | 11 |
| Year | 1981 |
| Volume | 21 |
| Issue | 10 |
| 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 |
Description
| Title | The Huntley Farmside |
| Date | 1981-06-11 |
| Month | 06 |
| Day | 11 |
| Year | 1981 |
| Volume | 21 |
| Issue | 10 |
| 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 235 kilobytes. |
| FileName | 19810611_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 | ijB Buntlet; Mtmsihz GRAFTON TOWNSHIPS OFFICIAL NEWSPAPfiR - SINCE 1960 USPS 580-360 VOLUME 21-NUMBER 10 THURSDAY, JUNE 11,1981 16 PAGES ¦BBBtMOH SERVING THE PEOPLE OF HUNTLEY SINCE 1960 HUNTLEY HARVESTORS TO HOLD RUMMAGE HUNTLEY FIREMEN TAKE SALE 1st PLACE ¦t^"^ Please help send "Elsie, the Cow" and the rest of the Huntley Harvestor's 4-H Boys and girls to State Fair. We need Rummage, Rummage and more Rummage. The Huntley Harvestor's 4-H Qub is again going to the State Fair to compete in the Share-The-Fun Contest. Our act "The Harvestor Jamboree" won 1st place in County competition April 3rd. We will perform at State Fair the evening of Aug. 13. The club has alremdy sold a htudred cases of candy bars and we would like to thank all the kind people who bou^. As we still ivDed more mooey for the two charteted buses aod other expenses.^we aije pUnitisg a RUMMAGE SALE.for Juae 26 A 2f. We need yoar HELP. Please denate any''iu6ie ¥em that we could sell. All Items may be dropped off at Al Wiesneth at 669-SS67 and Betty Nerby's (after 4) 669-5286. Please call ahead of time for information on drop off or pick up. Now is the time to clean out your closets, garages and basements and share your discarded treasurers with us. If additional information is needed call the leaders at 669-5559 or 459-6752. MISS HUNTLEY CANDIDATES Pictured above are Miss Huntley Candidates, Sandra Rowe, April Fischer, Sue Schaller and Chris Foerster as they prepare for the contest on June 17th. The pageant will be held at 8 p.m. at the American Legion Home. There will be evening gown, and sportswear competition. The girls will have to answer a question put to them that night. The public is invited. Refreshments will be served. FLAG DAY IN HUNTLEY JUNE 14th Flag Day 1981 takes on added significance with the celebration of the SOth anniversary of the adoption of the "Star-Spangled Banner'' aa out national anthem in 1931. Fort McHenry is the site of the War of 1812 battle which inspired Francis Soott Key to write the words of our iiational anthem. Plage Houae, now a national historic land¬ mark, waa the home of Maiy PkkersgiU who made the original Star-Spangled Banner. Continued on Page 2 HIQH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL 2nd SEMESTER "A" Honor Roll - AU "A's" Seniors - Thomas Oark, Bruce Lindsey, Janice Smith, and Vicki Zirk Junior - Heidi Degner Sophomores - Paul Eisen¬ menger and Julie Omberg Freshmem - Joann Jones, Sandra Wiesneth and Pauline Ziller HIGH HONORS Seniors - Leonard AUen, Continued on Pane 2 VILLAGE BOARD MEETING MINUTES OF THE REOULAM MEETING OF THE VILLAGB 1 BOARD OF TRUSTEES The Regular Meeting of the Village Board of Trustees of the Village of Huntley waa held on June 4th, 1981 in the Boatd Room of the VUlage Hall and brought to order at 8:00 P.M. by President Enatrom. Present at thia meetiog were President Enstrom, Truatees Berlin, Dhamer, Wicke, Mercer and Rudsinski, aa well as Attomey Szura, Village Engi¬ neer Schwegel and David Oldham, operator of tfae Sewer Treatment Plant. Absent waa Tmstee Brown. The May meeting miautes were brought before the Board for approval and after discus¬ sion, a motion was made by Trastee Mercer, seconded by Trastee Rudsfaiski, to approve as written with the following amendment made by former Trastee STroupe, who asked that tbe minutes reflect that "he and the Board should commend particularly the diligence, ef¬ fectiveness aad accuracy of Mary Lou Hardy, without whose efforts little, if any, of the improvements in financial fore-' casting and reportiag could{ have been made," Upon roll! call, all tmstees voted aye, the motion carried and the miautes as corrected approved. The Treasurer's report andi financial reports #ere reviewedi and found to be in ocder. A< motion was made by Trastee' Mercer to accept tbe Treasur¬ er's report, seconded bjr Trustee; Continued on Page 12 Huntley Fire Department Watertight Team #1 took 1st Place in the Hunttey Waterfights held last Suaday, June 7th on Coral Street. Spectators enjoyed flie show for several hours Inmb the Vi^aae Square Paric. This yett the Hiudejr Fire l%tttec»t Used two smaUer hM»i whh tteeeiueitoa ewA nttut l&a the oottvedtfnitl large hose. Following the fights, the officers oif the Huntley Fire Department challenged the 1st place whining team to a fight. The officers used two hoses while the firemen onlv one. The officers won. Continued on Page 9 CABLE TV COMES TO HUNTLEY Pictured above is Mayor Don Eiimom. Larry Meier, Installation Supervisor and Greg Allen, General Manager of United Cable TV after the completion of the first Huntley Installation. The 1st installation was made at the Farmside on Wednesday, June 10. Cable rv is now operational in Huntley. The company is offering a tree installation for those who subscribe for the service on one TV set within the next 30 days. The basis package costs less than SIO per month with tive additional services offered for movie and adult programming at an additional charge. Cable TV on the basis package otters 23 channels to their subscribers. The service Continued on Page 14 SCHOOL BOARD AQENDA REGULAR MEETING June 11,1981 7:30-10:30 p.m. 1. C^U to Onler 2.PiedMtatfaeF1a8 a.Mfaiatea Approve the minutes of May 14 meetiag 4. FfaHuwe Bapoeta isr Actlaa A. Agenda of Bills B. Reimbiirsement of Imprest Continued on Page 2 TRINITY'S VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL On June 22. 1981, Trinity Lutheran Church will open ito doors to children of the conununity with the new Promises, Promises - From Godl Vacation Bible School material. "We waat the child¬ ren to bave fiia with crafts an projects, aad games aad soags," stated Rev. Charles Kittel, pastor of Ttiaity. "Moat of all, we waat to share die Gopd Continued on Page 6 |