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VOLLMK 2 — M;MBEK 4 THURSDAY,  APRIL 26,  1962
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Power Line Brakes on Main Street   ' Are You Mother
Of The Year?
At r2;2."i. Good Friday, Ajiril 20, the electric lights in the business section of Hunlley went out due to a breakage in on<- of the ix)wei' lines af the corner of Woodstock and Main Street in frcinl of the Huntley Farmside Office. The breakage in the line was caused by a thin strip of copper wire which it is crossed to the high lines. When the line broke a loud
bang was heard: much the same as a gun shot. Patrolman Andy Sychowski, of the Huntley Police Department, came in a matter of minutes to investigate the noise and set up barricades and flares around tho immediate area of the fallen line. The Public Service Company spliced the lines and at 1:05 power was restored to fhe business   section.
Adult Ed. Ends      Casey Wins
B\  Roger A   Perk'\-
The first sections of Adult Edu¬ cation Interest classes closed with the tenth, and final, two hour meetings last Monda> e\ening. A[)ril 23, 1962. Some of the partici¬ pants of the cla.ss brought cakes that were enjo\ed hy all class members during the "coffee- break".
Pe<iple registered and participat¬ ing in the Conversational Spanish I Class were: Mrs. ^'. Donahue, Mr. Wm. Kuestner, Mr. E. Johnson Miss D, Young, Mis? M. Price, and Miss D. Price.
People registered and participat¬ ing in the Law and Your Welfare class wore: Mrs. C. Kahl, Mrs. D- Barrett, Mrs. Kerrick, Mr. R. Sta¬ ab, Mr, E Meyei', Mrs. Fenwick, Mr. W. Zimmerman, Mr. P. Orlleb Mrs. Manning, Mr. R. Schachtner, Mr. B. Aulk, Mr and Mrs. A Kahl Mr. G. Cole, Jr. Mr. 'and Mrs G. Borhart,  and   Mrs.   H.   Thurow.
The Law and Your Welfare class was taught by Mr. H. Wells of Huntley: the Conver.sational Spanish I class was taught by .Mr. M. Saxby of Lake Zurich.
Check-list inventory was taken during the last part of fhe classes period; afler the results arc com¬ piled, they will be publishe<l in th(- Huntley Farmside.
Attorney Raymond J. Kelley's Irish Terrier Casey took Best of the Breed af the Lake Shore Ken¬
nel Club Show hold at Hammond, j Indnana. Ca.sey will eomix'fe next I Sunda.N' at Ihe Waterloo Kennel I    Club show at Waterloo, Iowa.
I School Calender
!    April   28,   1962   Grade  4,   5,  &   6 Elementary .school musicale Ma\   l.i.  1962 High School Spring Concert,   Mother's   Day   Program Ma.\   14. 1962 Grade School Music
I    Recital
I    May 23, 1962 Grade School Insfru-
i   ment  Display
I    May 30,  1962   Memorial Day Pa-
j    fades. Cadet  and Senior Bands
June  2.   1962  Harvard   Milk   Day
Parade, Cadet and Senior Bands
Jane   3,   1962   Huntley   American
Legion  Parade,   Cadet  and Senior
Bands.
All   concerts  and  programs will be  held  af  8:15,   at   the  Huntley Consolidated   .School    Gym.,   with i    the exception of  the High school I    Si)rinK Concert honoring the moth¬ ers' on Mother's Day, fhe program I    will start at 2:00 p.m.
Any mother li\ing in the Hunt¬ ley sch(K>l district may bo chosen asHuntlcy's "Mother of Iho Year." A panel of judges will select her on the basis of letters sent in by our readers. An.vone wishing to nom¬ inate a woman for Mother-of-fhe- Year must whight a loiter in 300 words or l(>ss wh\' the\' feel their particular choice is desirving of this award. The ago of tho auth¬ ors should appear on the copy, and his or her name should be signed on the reverse side. Our Mother- of-the-Year will 'oo awarded num¬ erous merchandise prizes from the various Huntley Merchants. In addition lo her other prizes, our "Mother" will receive a trophy Inscribed "Mofher-of-lhe-Year, 1962, Huntley, Illinois. A complete list of prizes and fhe merchants awarding them will appear in next weeks Hunlley Farmside.
Any nominating letters must be received by the Huntley Farmside by May 7. The winner will be announced in the May 10 i.ssue of this paper. The .Mother selected will bo escorted on Saturday. May 12 by tbe Farmside photographer fo each place oig^;iness awarding h(-r a prize anc^^e will be pholo- graphcd as she ji'Ocei\es each gift. These pictures, along with the winninc letter \iill jipiK-.-^; in <iur May   17th  issue.
An>' merchants who still wish to donate gifts, plea.se contact the Huntlej' Farmsi
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AU nominafinS^-tters are to he .sent fo the Huntley Farmside; Rox 221M.C., Huntley, Illinois. All let¬ ters addre.s.sed in this way will re¬ main sealed until fhe judging day and will af that time be opened b\' the judges.
4, 5, 6, Grade Musical
By r?oger A. Perlex'
Giades 4. 5. and 6 are pn-pariiig tho Elementar.N' School Musical which will be gixen on Monday evening May 7. 1%2. at 8:15 p.m.. in fhe Huntley Consolidated School Gym., Huntley, Illinois. There is no admission charge.
The pre-band class of grade four will present three musical com¬ positions. All the members of grade four participate in fhis pre-band activity.
The grade fi\e cla.sses will |)re- .sent "On the Range", a musical dramalogue glorifying the Ameri¬ can Cowbo.N'.
Grade six cla.ss members will do a thirty minute program l>ased on the iwjiular oix^rtta, "Pirates of Penzance", b>' Gilbert and .Sulli- 'an.
Costuming and publicity is under tho sufiervision of Mrs. B. Stumpf, 5A, Miss D. Young. .5B, Mr. W. Lowe, 6A, and Mr. N. Bennett, 6B. Musical supcrvison of some of the preband activities is being carried on by Mrs. B. Ream, 4A, and Miss D. Price, 4B. Lighting and staging are being supervised by Mr. G. Delaney. Principal. The major musical accompanying is being performed by Mrs. L. Perley; each of the aforementioned grades has accompanists that assist in the musical production. The programs are being super\ised by Miss H. Martin, Commerical Department. Promiters for the events are Yvon¬ ne Schultze, and Phyllis Schulz.
School Board Meetings
April 13. 1962 The regular meet¬ ing of tlie Board of Education was called lo order at 7:30 p.m. and the following people present Mackeben Zininu'i man. Weber, Stading, Ad¬ ams and Plane. None Ab.senf. A motion made b\- Adams and sec¬ onded b\ Plane to approve the minutes as read. The motion carri¬ ed unanimously. A motion made bj .Mackeb<'n and seconded Adams to pay the following bills in the amount of S7,026.33. Motion car- ri<'d unanimously motion made by Zimmerman and seconded by Ad¬ ams to transfer $127.78 from the Educational Fund to the Revolving Fund. Motion caned unanimously. Motion made by Adams and sec¬ onded by Plane to transfer two thousand dollars from the Educa¬ tional Fund to the Transportation Fund. Motion carried unanimously. Motion made by Zimmerman and seconded by Adams to authorize the Senior Class to employ the or- ganst for Gradualon and Baccala- uieate Servces. Motion carried un¬ animously. Motion made by Plane and seconded by Mackeben fo ac¬ cept Edward Prichard and Donna Young resignations effected as of Ihe end of the school term. Motion carried unanimously. Motion made bj Adams and seconded bj Plane lo award gasoline business to tho McHenix County Sonice Company according to the bid. Motion car¬ ried unanimously. Af this stage of the meeting Miss Mackeben was excused and the Board then retired to the Ag. room to meet with the Advisory Committee and some of the F. F. A. Boys there a motion was made by Plane and seconded by Zimmerman to lease the 26 acres .southwest of the school prop¬ er fo the F'.F.A. Department on a cash rent basis to be u.sed for Educatonal i)urposes for fhe sum of !f2(K) payable af Hancsl time. Motion carried unanimously. Mo¬ tion made to adjourn. by Plane and .secondo dby Zimmerman. The meeting stood adpourned.
A sijocial meeting of the lioard of Education of School District 158 was hel in the Sehool Building on April 17, 1962, at 7:30 P.M. The meeting had been called for fhe purpost> of canvasing the annual school election of April 14, 1962, Upon roll call the foUowng ans¬ wered present, Mackeben, Zimm¬ erman, Weber, Plane, and Adams. None absent.
Camas of election as follows: 3 \ear term, MB. Weber-282, Ern¬ est Stading, Jr.-180, Adeline Kunde 181, Richard Ehvyer-2, Norm Zim- merman-11, Audrey Koi-win-1, Ed¬ ward Piske-1, John Cioehl-1, Ray¬ mond Kelley-2, Wilpault Brill-l, For 2 year term; Bernard Shott- 72, Robert Gruner-179. Audrey Korwin-181. Robert Schultz-236, Adeline Kunde-5, Mrs. L. R. Tess- ondorf-2, Raymond Kelley-1, Nor¬ man Zimmerman-1. Atotal of 331 \otes cast. Motion made by Mac¬ kebin and second by Plane to acc¬ ept the canvas of election as listed abo\ e. Motion carried unanimously A motion made by Plane second bj' Zimmerman to seat M.B. Web¬ er for a 3 year term. Motion car¬ ried unanimousle. Motion made by Stading seconded by Mackebin to seat Adeline Kunde for a 3 year term carried unanimously. A mot¬ ion made by Zimmerman and sec¬ onded by Adams lo seat Robert Schullz for a 2 year term carried unanimously. Motion made by plane and seconded by adams to .seal Audrey Korwin for a two year term carried unanimously. A motion was made to adjourn (Continued on Page 2)
Cub Scout Paper Drive
On Saturday, May 12, fhe Hunl- k\\ Cub Scouts Pack number 354 w .11 lio'd a pai>er drive to raise nione.N' to organize and maintain tbe i)ack which af the present lime there are two dens in the pack. Mrs. Audrey Korwin is the I">en Mother of Den 2 and Mrs. Betty Shott is fhe Den Mother of Den 1. The Cub Scouts were or¬ ganized in the middle of March of this year. It is a new organization and needs funds to o[>erate. Resi¬ dents have papers should call eith¬ er one of these Den Mothers or else put there papers in front of their home on May 12 lo be pick¬ ed up by the Huntley Pack Com¬ mittee Men. Mrs. Shotts number is 669-5726 and Mrs. Korwins num¬ ber is 669-3702. Your help will be appreciated.
Grade School Sprin CT Conce^
By Roger A. Perley
The Huntley Grade schot)l will present their -Atiinual Spring Music Concert on /^il 28. 1962, at the Huntley Con^fVated Schools Gym at 8:15 p.m., Huntley. Illinois. The Public is cordially invited. An ad¬ mission charge will be made.
Tho Grade 7 Mixed Chorus will o[K;n the program with a two part numlx>r, "Carry Me Back fo Old Virginny". arranged by I. Cooper; then they will present a four part number, "C:^^^line", arranged b> I. CoopeW^nd a Medley of Standard Papular Music will be present unLson fashion to conclude their portion of the program, these popular numbers are: "Too Fat Polka, I'm An Old Cowhand, Beer Barren Polka, Blue Moon, The Bells of St. Mary's, The Glow¬ worm, and Sing Along".
The Grade 8 Mixed Chorus begi
The Grade 8 Mixed Chorus be¬ gin with a two part number, "High CONTINUED ON PAGE 7
Annual 40 (Sl 8 Hinncr
The McHenry County Forty and Eight Salon 483 had their Annual dinner on Monday April 23 at the American Legion Home in Huntley. A chicken dinner was prepared and scrxcd by the Auxilary. Tables were decorated n the colors red and white red chapeaus at each place with place cards made by County Chapeau May S Chesak. French Poodles also decorated the tables. Beulah Unfer Department¬ al Chapeau woth the guest from Champaign. Chapeau Beulah told many interesting things of fhe 8 and 40 programs. We work for the control of Tuberculosis in children and contribute to the Jewish Hos¬ pital in Denver v^here many Tuber¬ culosis children are cared for re¬ gardless of color or creed. A nurse- es scholarehip has been set up for a registered nurse to make further study in the Control of Tul)erculo- sis in Children. Also two hospitals in Chicago. Chapeau May Chesak and Past Chai^eau Emily Vick will attend the Sur\ior at Peoria April 28th and 29th. Clothing is needed af both Chicago Hospitals from babies fo 13 year olds and up to 19 years. One Hispital is at 3026 South Calfornia and one at 5601 North Pulaski.
Chapeau May presented Chapeau Beulah with a gift and dinner ended. Group voted money for the National Presidents project. Next meeting to be at the home of Mrs Minnie Meyer in Algonquin in May