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pilfc iiuntleg Mtmsibs
VOLUME 22-NUMBER 14 THURSDAY, JULYT; 1982
GKAFTON TOWNSHIPS OFFICbVL NEWSPAPER - SINCE I960
Huntley High School School Files Huntley, 111.60142
USPS 580-360
20PAOES2SKt TIONS
SERVING THE PEOPLE OF HUNTlEY SINCE 1960
2QC PbK eOPV
J. BORHART WITH SPONSOR THE MARLOWES LIONESS HEARING MOBILE
PARK DISTRICT DOG SHOW
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Marlowe join in the celebration! Judy Borhart, 17, Huntley, was crowned McHenry County Dairy Princess last week and Marlowe Feed and Hatchery had the pleasure of sponsoring J udy int he contest. Judy has begun her reign, making an early morning appearance on WGN-TV Jast Thursday moming. She'll attend the Illinois Daio Princess .or.Us; Jiily 7*^2'' as a guest of McHenry County Diary Promotion Council where Diane Heinrich, Crystal Lake, will be our county's representative. (Don Peasley Photography). Continued on Page 5
HYDRANTS FLUSHED
Jim Schultz, Superintendent of Streets for the Village of Huntley, announced today that the water hydrants will be flushed on July 13 and 14.
VILLAGE BOARD MEETING
MINUTES OF THE REGULAH
MEETING OF THE VILLAGE
BOAKD OF TRUSTEES
The Regular Meeting of the Village Board of Trustees was held July 1, 19G2 in the Board Room of the Village Hall and brought to order at 8:00 P.M. by President Enstrom.
Present were President En¬ strom, Trustees Wicke, Berlin, Mercer, Dhamer, Brown and Rudsinski, as well as Attomey Szura, Village Engineer Schwe¬ gel and members of the PubHc Works Department.
The minutes of the June 3rd, 1982 Regular Meeting and also those of the special hearing of Federal Revenue Sharing Funds of June 3rd, 1982 were brought before the" Trustees for their approval. There being no additions nor corrections, they stood approved as presented.
The Treasurer's Report was discussed and a motion was made by Trustee Mercer, seconded by Trustee Berlin, to approve same and upon roll call, all trustees voted aye and the motion carried.
The bills for the current month were reviewed and after said review, a motion was made by Trustee Mercer, seconded by Trustee Brown, to approve payment of all presented with Continued on Page 7
On Friday, July 2, Hundey Park District sponsored a Kennel Ration Dog Showl There were 13 entrants & 13 different varieties of dogs I The show started out with a demonstration by the Woodstock Dog Training Class, sponsored by the Dept. of Parks & Recration of Wood¬ stock. The demonstration was very enjoyable and evetyone got to see what their dogs could do with a little training.
The judges for the Dog Show were: Sandy Wiesneth, Paul Miller, Chad Warrington and Brian Speats. The dogs were judged for the following categories: Beet Befaaved Rusty Kowalski &. Muff and Petey Knopka & Nana, lst place Jodi Joulker & Muffin 2nd Place Brian Eisenmenger & Muppet 3rd Place
Carolyn Weigle & Dodger. Cassie & Tracy Evans & Princess, Jodi Manke & Fletcher and Tina Johnson & Sioux Bell, ail received merit awards.
Fmuiieat Dog
Jill Seyller &Ajax
Cassie & Tracy Evans
& Princess
Petey Knopka & Nana
1st Place
Sara Mercer & Dali 2nd Place
Jodi Manke & Fletcher
Brian Eisenmenger & Muppel
3rd Place
BntTridiCiitCSoiy
Rusty Kowalski & Muff
1st Place Jodi Manke & Fletcher
2nd Place
Cassie & Tracy Evans &
Princess 3rd Place.
Continued on Page 4
On Tuesday, June 22, the Lions Club Hearing Unit came (o Huntley courtesy of the Huntley Lioness Club. Thirty-seven people were tested. Six of those failed the test and were referred to a physican for care. Three had a noise induced problem and twenty-eight passed.
The testing was held inside the American Legion Home this time. A couple of years ago, the Hearing Mobile was in Huntley and approximately 50 people were tested. Continued on Page 5
LITTLE LEAGUE ALL STAR GAME
The Huntiey ALL STAR GAME wil) be held on Saturday, July 10 at 1:00 p.m. The All Star teams are as follows:
AMERICAN LEAGUE
DODGERS Greg Jones, John Goers, Vince Budwick, Matt Seiler, and Scott Doty. Alternate Dan McLaughlin
Most Improved: Eric Kittel Most Valuable: Vince Budwtcfc
SOX Mii<e Reynolds, Bernie Kearns, Matt Manning, Richie Alwin and Ron Reh. Alternate: Keith Brown.
Most Improvvd: Eron Bdey Most ValuiMa: Mike Reynolds
CUBS
Dave Thackwray, Ken Pearson, Dan Riedl.
Alternate: Arxly Brunn
Most Improved: Jim Rodrian Most Valuable: Ken Pearion
NATIONAL LEAGUE
CUBS Jay Peterson, DeWayne Berry
PIRATES
Troy Keesling, Russ Hastings, Shane Pickerell,
David Bond, Cody Manley. Alternate: Chris
Continued on Page 2
INSIDE THlft EOmONi
Gilberts Days Page 8 Little League News Page 6
FFAerstakehonors Page 2 A Uner or Two Page 5
Music Boosters Page 4 Grocery Ads Page 3 & 12
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Title	The Huntley Farmside
Date	1982-07-08
Month	07
Day	08
Year	1982
Volume	22
Issue	14
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

Title	The Huntley Farmside
Date	1982-07-08
Month	07
Day	08
Year	1982
Volume	22
Issue	14
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 174 kilobytes.
FileName	19820708_001.tif
Creator	The Huntley Farmside
Date Digital	2007-07-23
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	pilfc iiuntleg Mtmsibs VOLUME 22-NUMBER 14 THURSDAY, JULYT; 1982 GKAFTON TOWNSHIPS OFFICbVL NEWSPAPER - SINCE I960 Huntley High School School Files Huntley, 111.60142 USPS 580-360 20PAOES2SKt TIONS SERVING THE PEOPLE OF HUNTlEY SINCE 1960 2QC PbK eOPV J. BORHART WITH SPONSOR THE MARLOWES LIONESS HEARING MOBILE PARK DISTRICT DOG SHOW Mr. and Mrs. Henry Marlowe join in the celebration! Judy Borhart, 17, Huntley, was crowned McHenry County Dairy Princess last week and Marlowe Feed and Hatchery had the pleasure of sponsoring J udy int he contest. Judy has begun her reign, making an early morning appearance on WGN-TV Jast Thursday moming. She'll attend the Illinois Daio Princess.or.Us; Jiily 7^2' as a guest of McHenry County Diary Promotion Council where Diane Heinrich, Crystal Lake, will be our county's representative. (Don Peasley Photography). Continued on Page 5 HYDRANTS FLUSHED Jim Schultz, Superintendent of Streets for the Village of Huntley, announced today that the water hydrants will be flushed on July 13 and 14. VILLAGE BOARD MEETING MINUTES OF THE REGULAH MEETING OF THE VILLAGE BOAKD OF TRUSTEES The Regular Meeting of the Village Board of Trustees was held July 1, 19G2 in the Board Room of the Village Hall and brought to order at 8:00 P.M. by President Enstrom. Present were President En¬ strom, Trustees Wicke, Berlin, Mercer, Dhamer, Brown and Rudsinski, as well as Attomey Szura, Village Engineer Schwe¬ gel and members of the PubHc Works Department. The minutes of the June 3rd, 1982 Regular Meeting and also those of the special hearing of Federal Revenue Sharing Funds of June 3rd, 1982 were brought before the" Trustees for their approval. There being no additions nor corrections, they stood approved as presented. The Treasurer's Report was discussed and a motion was made by Trustee Mercer, seconded by Trustee Berlin, to approve same and upon roll call, all trustees voted aye and the motion carried. The bills for the current month were reviewed and after said review, a motion was made by Trustee Mercer, seconded by Trustee Brown, to approve payment of all presented with Continued on Page 7 On Friday, July 2, Hundey Park District sponsored a Kennel Ration Dog Showl There were 13 entrants & 13 different varieties of dogs I The show started out with a demonstration by the Woodstock Dog Training Class, sponsored by the Dept. of Parks & Recration of Wood¬ stock. The demonstration was very enjoyable and evetyone got to see what their dogs could do with a little training. The judges for the Dog Show were: Sandy Wiesneth, Paul Miller, Chad Warrington and Brian Speats. The dogs were judged for the following categories: Beet Befaaved Rusty Kowalski &. Muff and Petey Knopka & Nana, lst place Jodi Joulker & Muffin 2nd Place Brian Eisenmenger & Muppet 3rd Place Carolyn Weigle & Dodger. Cassie & Tracy Evans & Princess, Jodi Manke & Fletcher and Tina Johnson & Sioux Bell, ail received merit awards. Fmuiieat Dog Jill Seyller &Ajax Cassie & Tracy Evans & Princess Petey Knopka & Nana 1st Place Sara Mercer & Dali 2nd Place Jodi Manke & Fletcher Brian Eisenmenger & Muppel 3rd Place BntTridiCiitCSoiy Rusty Kowalski & Muff 1st Place Jodi Manke & Fletcher 2nd Place Cassie & Tracy Evans & Princess 3rd Place. Continued on Page 4 On Tuesday, June 22, the Lions Club Hearing Unit came (o Huntley courtesy of the Huntley Lioness Club. Thirty-seven people were tested. Six of those failed the test and were referred to a physican for care. Three had a noise induced problem and twenty-eight passed. The testing was held inside the American Legion Home this time. A couple of years ago, the Hearing Mobile was in Huntley and approximately 50 people were tested. Continued on Page 5 LITTLE LEAGUE ALL STAR GAME The Huntiey ALL STAR GAME wil) be held on Saturday, July 10 at 1:00 p.m. The All Star teams are as follows: AMERICAN LEAGUE DODGERS Greg Jones, John Goers, Vince Budwick, Matt Seiler, and Scott Doty. Alternate Dan McLaughlin Most Improved: Eric Kittel Most Valuable: Vince Budwtcfc SOX Mii<e Reynolds, Bernie Kearns, Matt Manning, Richie Alwin and Ron Reh. Alternate: Keith Brown. Most Improvvd: Eron Bdey Most ValuiMa: Mike Reynolds CUBS Dave Thackwray, Ken Pearson, Dan Riedl. Alternate: Arxly Brunn Most Improved: Jim Rodrian Most Valuable: Ken Pearion NATIONAL LEAGUE CUBS Jay Peterson, DeWayne Berry PIRATES Troy Keesling, Russ Hastings, Shane Pickerell, David Bond, Cody Manley. Alternate: Chris Continued on Page 2 INSIDE THlft EOmONi Gilberts Days Page 8 Little League News Page 6 FFAerstakehonors Page 2 A Uner or Two Page 5 Music Boosters Page 4 Grocery Ads Page 3 & 12 Ac UMdwM« Ad Sectioa 2

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