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HUNTLEY, ILLINOIS
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8,1994 - VOLUME 34, NUMBER 36
USPS 580-360
Huntley Holiday Happenings... Kids Present Christmas Show
The students from Huntley Elementary School grades K-5 will present their annual holiday program on Tuesday, Dec. 20, at 7pm in the grade school gym. The program, entitled "The Twelve Days of Christmas," will feature traditional songs, sung by the various classes as well as
updated selections such as "Fax the Facts to Santa." Fifth grade students will provide the narration to tie it all together. The fifth grade band will make their premiere performance. Join in this exciting evening of holiday music and fun.
Meet Santa At Deicke Park
On Saturday, Dec. 10, the Huntley Fire DepL will be delivering Santa to Huntley Park District's Deicke Recreation Center at 1pm on their fire truck! Santa will sing songs with the girls and boys and wants to hear what they would like to get for Christmas! Following Santa's visit the Huntley Area Public Library will be sponsoring a storytime and refi"eshments will be served.
If mom and dad would like to get some Christmas shopping or decorating done,
Huntley Girl Scout Troop #194 will be providing babysitting that day from 9am-2pm for a fee of $2 per hour, per child ($1 per hour for additional children from the same family). Children should bring a sack lunch. Crafts, snacks and activities will be provided. No registration or fee is required to see Santa, but if you would like to take advantage of the babysitting, please call the park district office at 708/669-3180 by Dec. 8 to register.
Handbell Choir To Perform
The newly formed community handbell ensemble "Exaltation!" will give their first Christmas concert on Friday, Dec. 9. "Exaltation!" is made up of directors and advanced ringers from churches throughout the Fox Valley area, including Huntlian Larry Warrington. They will be performing both religious and secular songs of
the season and will be accompanied by strings, brass, woodwinds and percussion. The concert will be held at 7:30pm at the First United Methodist Church, located on the comer of Dole and Crystal Lake Ave. in Crystal Lake. Admission is free, however, good-will donations will be accepted during the program.
MCC Presents Holiday Potpourri Of Music
McHenry County College students and their insu-uctors will delight the audience at "Holiday Potpourri," the Dec. second Sunday concert held at the college at 3pm on Dec. 11 in the MCC conference center. The concert is a potpourri of talent and holiday music filled with the spirit of the season.
The MCC students and
faculty look forward to this concert as a means to share the holiday spirit. It affords the students the opportunity to perform with professionals and allows the professionals a means to enrich the students musical experience. The concert is sponsored by the MCC music club. It is free and open to the public. An artist's reception follows.
First graders Kelsey Botterman, Tyler Michelson, Tamica Quinones and Chris Ayala pose with Kevin Wanzer after the assennbly he presented to them on Dec. 1st.
Wanzer Impresses Huntley Students
By Barb Schmidt
On Thursday, December 1st, Kevin Wanzer came to speak to the students of Huntley schools.
Kevin Wanzer speaks to students about decision¬ making, drugs and simple drug information, prevention skills and self-esteem. With the help of laughter, Kevin has developed a unique presentation to which students can relate.
For more than 10 years, Kevin has performed for over
a million young people, teachers and parents throughout the United States, Canada, Europe, and China. The White House, along with a variety of national drug-free and educational organizations, have recognized him for his public service. Kevin has worked with the NBA, NFL, and Major League baseball in their drug-free efforts. He also has had several appearances on national T.V. and radio shows.
Kevin Wanzer, through his unique presentations at the assemblies on Dec. 1st, left a
lasting impression on the students, teachers and parents who saw him. This was his second time visiting Huntley. Several years back he made his first trip here to Huntley, and those who saw him back then were just as impressed with his performance.
We want to thank the HunUey P.T.A. and Operation Snowflake/Snowball committee for bringing Kevin back for another enlightening visit.
Many thanks to Kevin Wanzer for coming to HunUey!
Village Of Huntley Board Presents Meeting Agenda
There will be a regular meeUng of the board of frustees of the Village of HunUey on Thursday, Dec. 8, 1994 at 7pm at the village annex building at 11221 Dundee Rd., Huntley, IL 60142.
A. Call to Order
B. Consent Agenda
1. Minutes- 11/10/94 & 11/17/94
2. Bill list
3. Accounting Reports
4. TIF Approval - Office
Max $2,778.20
5. TIF Approval - Huntley Material Handling $65.00
6. TIF Approval - Ameritech $558.51
7. TIF Approval - Vtech
Computers $1,158.00
8. TIF Approval - Dan-Car
Sprinkler Co. $1,150.00
9. TIF Approval - Fastsigns $325.00
10. Turning ordinance
11. Amending waste holding facility ordinance
12. Sign variance ordinance- Nick Kanakaris
13. Sign variance ordinance
Lenny's Liquors
C. Mayor's Report Grafton Township Agreement
D. Administrator's Report
E. Attorney's Report
F. Engineer's Report
G. Department Reports Building
Police
Public Works H. Public Comments
(Umited to 3 minutes) I. Old Business J. New Business K. ExecuUve Session L. Adjournment