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USPS 580-360 THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1990 VOLUME 30 - NUMBER 5
OFFICE PHONE 708-669-5621
Huntley's Town Picnic Plans
Huntley's 5th Annual Town Picnic takes place Sunday, June 24, in Deicke Park.
At the April 24th meeting the liquor commission turned down the request for a liquor permit to allow beer sales at the picnic. There will be no beer tent at the 1990 picnic but there will be a lot of fun for all!
This year the town picnic committee is combining new and old events to entertain all age groups. Restaurants and organizations will again offer a variety of food and soft drinks for a "taste of Huntley" sampling. Funny Bones the Clown will be back again this year to entertain the crowds. Kids can enjoy three rides being featured this year: a giant slide, a bouncy moonwalk air bag and the trackless train ride. The Huntley Library District sponsors a story-teller who will delight all age groups with stories throughout the day. Artist's endeavors will be displayed in the Deicke Recreation Center. Twenty-two area fire departments will compete in a barrel battle, where they attempt to push a barrel across a line with the water spray from their hoses. The traditional dunk tank offers a chance to show off your pitching arm. Radio- controlled demonstrations and car races are also planned. Several musical groups of various types will perform throughout the day. A teen dance in the evening at the park recreational center features local disc jockey Mike Hoffman.
Come One, Come All! Make the 1990 Huntley Town Picnic the biggest and best yet!
SERVING THE PEOPLE OF HUNTLEY SINCE 1960
Huntley Junior High T.V. Studio
25c per copy
New Trustee Charles Becker
Charles F. Becker was appointed Tuesday, April 24, at the Village Board meeting. Village President James Dhamer appointed him to the remaining year of James Greve's term as trustee after Mr. Greve was forced out of office.
Mr. Becker is a retired glazi^. He feels being retired will allow him the time to devote himself to the village. His concern for the direction the village will grow led him to submit his name as a replacement, since growth is inevitable and should be handled properly.
By: Gordy Price
It all started with Mr. Blake's idea for a television studio. He had tried before, but failed. But this year there is something new and exciting at Huntley Junior High. Everything seemed to come together. Now they have their own studio at school. The kids seem to love it, they get to do many great things with it. For example, they get to do reports on camera, even interviews on camera. The kids not only get to be taped, they're the ones that are doing the taping! Taping is not the only thing they g^t to do, they can also direct, design sets, and other exciting jobs. The T.V. studio (now known as WHJH) also has its own news program, the kids also get to do that. The studio also offers the video yearbook, a thirty minute tape with
happenings from the '89-90' school year. The yearbook includes Royals sports, the talent show, and the faculty.
The television studio does many terrific things for everyone, especially kids. Here are some comments from some of the kids at school, "It's a lot of fun, and you get to learn how to take orders and give orders", replied Chris Vorgias when I asked him what he thought of the studio. I asked Jamie Schiesher the same question and her answer was, "It's a great new thing to improve the school, and it's a good experience". Joe Pfaff s reply was, "I think it's real neat, and it's helpful to the students". So in conclusion, the
studio is in fact an
excellent idea, and it's
great for the kids' future.
Huntley School Prairie
The Huntley School Prairie finally got its start Saturday, April 28, with the initial digging out of the gravel and addition of top soil. The Huntley School Prairie is located at the Huntley Elementary School between the primary and intermediate wings. Formerly, it was a gravel and seal coat area, covered with weeds and a bike rack.
Continued on page 3
Minutes Of The Village Board Regular Meeting
The Regular Meeting, held April 12, 1990, of the Village Board of Trustees of Huntley was called to order at 8:00 P.M. in the Board Room of the Village Hall by the President.
Roll noted the following present: President Dhamer, Trustees Wicke, Hoeft, Russ, Gow and Borowicz, with Trustee Greve being absent. Also attending were Village Attorney Kukla, Village Engineer Schwegel and members of the Police and Public Works Departments.
The March 8th, 1990 minutes were before the trustees for approval and there being no additions nor corrections they stood approved by motion by Trustee Russ, seconded by Trustee Gow, and roll noted all ayes and motion carried.
The finance reports were examined. Trustee Wicke made a motion to accept the Treasurer's report as submitted, seconded by Trustee Russ. Roll again noted all ayes and the motion carried.
Next on the Agenda was the review of the current expenses. After same, a motion wa» made by Trustee Wicke, seconded by Trustee Hoeft, to approve the payment of all invoices submitted with the exception of the Building Inspector's invoice and roll noted all ayes and motion carried. The Clerk was instructed to pay same and copy of paid invoices is attached hereto.
In the same line, a motion was made by Trustee Wicke, seconded by Trustee Borowics, to transfer the School and Park Donation monies to each entity. Roll noted all ayes and motion carried.
Trustee Hoeft then made a motion to authorize the Home State Bank to expend $123,007.00 to Seagren and Shales for the Sewer Treat- ment Plant construction, seconded by Trustee Russ, noting this invoice was in order as per Baxter and Woodman review. Upon roll call, all trustees voted aye and the motion carried.
He also made a motion to pay the $68,555.22 installment note to Home State Bank as per notice received, seconded by Trustee Russ and upon roll call, all trustees again voted ayes and the motion carried.
The President at this time called for the Public Hearing
scheduled per publication for the purpose of hearing the forced
Annexation of the Hughes property located at the South end of the
village on Dean Street, being zoned as most restrictive, R-1,
President Dhamer called for questions. There being none a motion
was made by Trustee Hoeft to adopt the Ordinance Annexing Certain
Property to the Village of Huntley, McHenry County, Illinois,
seconded by Trustee Wicke, with roll noting all ayes and motion
carried.
Continued on page 7
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| Title | The Huntley Farmside |
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| 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 | I§ h f k Hutitto Jf^armsik ^ , 1851 ^ USPS 580-360 THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1990 VOLUME 30 - NUMBER 5 OFFICE PHONE 708-669-5621 Huntley's Town Picnic Plans Huntley's 5th Annual Town Picnic takes place Sunday, June 24, in Deicke Park. At the April 24th meeting the liquor commission turned down the request for a liquor permit to allow beer sales at the picnic. There will be no beer tent at the 1990 picnic but there will be a lot of fun for all! This year the town picnic committee is combining new and old events to entertain all age groups. Restaurants and organizations will again offer a variety of food and soft drinks for a "taste of Huntley" sampling. Funny Bones the Clown will be back again this year to entertain the crowds. Kids can enjoy three rides being featured this year: a giant slide, a bouncy moonwalk air bag and the trackless train ride. The Huntley Library District sponsors a story-teller who will delight all age groups with stories throughout the day. Artist's endeavors will be displayed in the Deicke Recreation Center. Twenty-two area fire departments will compete in a barrel battle, where they attempt to push a barrel across a line with the water spray from their hoses. The traditional dunk tank offers a chance to show off your pitching arm. Radio- controlled demonstrations and car races are also planned. Several musical groups of various types will perform throughout the day. A teen dance in the evening at the park recreational center features local disc jockey Mike Hoffman. Come One, Come All! Make the 1990 Huntley Town Picnic the biggest and best yet! SERVING THE PEOPLE OF HUNTLEY SINCE 1960 Huntley Junior High T.V. Studio 25c per copy New Trustee Charles Becker Charles F. Becker was appointed Tuesday, April 24, at the Village Board meeting. Village President James Dhamer appointed him to the remaining year of James Greve's term as trustee after Mr. Greve was forced out of office. Mr. Becker is a retired glazi^. He feels being retired will allow him the time to devote himself to the village. His concern for the direction the village will grow led him to submit his name as a replacement, since growth is inevitable and should be handled properly. By: Gordy Price It all started with Mr. Blake's idea for a television studio. He had tried before, but failed. But this year there is something new and exciting at Huntley Junior High. Everything seemed to come together. Now they have their own studio at school. The kids seem to love it, they get to do many great things with it. For example, they get to do reports on camera, even interviews on camera. The kids not only get to be taped, they're the ones that are doing the taping! Taping is not the only thing they g^t to do, they can also direct, design sets, and other exciting jobs. The T.V. studio (now known as WHJH) also has its own news program, the kids also get to do that. The studio also offers the video yearbook, a thirty minute tape with happenings from the '89-90' school year. The yearbook includes Royals sports, the talent show, and the faculty. The television studio does many terrific things for everyone, especially kids. Here are some comments from some of the kids at school, "It's a lot of fun, and you get to learn how to take orders and give orders", replied Chris Vorgias when I asked him what he thought of the studio. I asked Jamie Schiesher the same question and her answer was, "It's a great new thing to improve the school, and it's a good experience". Joe Pfaff s reply was, "I think it's real neat, and it's helpful to the students". So in conclusion, the studio is in fact an excellent idea, and it's great for the kids' future. Huntley School Prairie The Huntley School Prairie finally got its start Saturday, April 28, with the initial digging out of the gravel and addition of top soil. The Huntley School Prairie is located at the Huntley Elementary School between the primary and intermediate wings. Formerly, it was a gravel and seal coat area, covered with weeds and a bike rack. Continued on page 3 Minutes Of The Village Board Regular Meeting The Regular Meeting, held April 12, 1990, of the Village Board of Trustees of Huntley was called to order at 8:00 P.M. in the Board Room of the Village Hall by the President. Roll noted the following present: President Dhamer, Trustees Wicke, Hoeft, Russ, Gow and Borowicz, with Trustee Greve being absent. Also attending were Village Attorney Kukla, Village Engineer Schwegel and members of the Police and Public Works Departments. The March 8th, 1990 minutes were before the trustees for approval and there being no additions nor corrections they stood approved by motion by Trustee Russ, seconded by Trustee Gow, and roll noted all ayes and motion carried. The finance reports were examined. Trustee Wicke made a motion to accept the Treasurer's report as submitted, seconded by Trustee Russ. Roll again noted all ayes and the motion carried. Next on the Agenda was the review of the current expenses. After same, a motion wa» made by Trustee Wicke, seconded by Trustee Hoeft, to approve the payment of all invoices submitted with the exception of the Building Inspector's invoice and roll noted all ayes and motion carried. The Clerk was instructed to pay same and copy of paid invoices is attached hereto. In the same line, a motion was made by Trustee Wicke, seconded by Trustee Borowics, to transfer the School and Park Donation monies to each entity. Roll noted all ayes and motion carried. Trustee Hoeft then made a motion to authorize the Home State Bank to expend $123,007.00 to Seagren and Shales for the Sewer Treat- ment Plant construction, seconded by Trustee Russ, noting this invoice was in order as per Baxter and Woodman review. Upon roll call, all trustees voted aye and the motion carried. He also made a motion to pay the $68,555.22 installment note to Home State Bank as per notice received, seconded by Trustee Russ and upon roll call, all trustees again voted ayes and the motion carried. The President at this time called for the Public Hearing scheduled per publication for the purpose of hearing the forced Annexation of the Hughes property located at the South end of the village on Dean Street, being zoned as most restrictive, R-1, President Dhamer called for questions. There being none a motion was made by Trustee Hoeft to adopt the Ordinance Annexing Certain Property to the Village of Huntley, McHenry County, Illinois, seconded by Trustee Wicke, with roll noting all ayes and motion carried. Continued on page 7 |