The Huntley Farmside

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VOLUME 8 — NUMBiat 26 TWURSDAY. SEPT. 31,   1967
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"Operation Over There" Sale
U.S. Magnetic Tape Co. is hold¬ ing a rummage sale Saturday, Sept. 23, starting at 9:00 a.m. Benefits will go to 'Operatoin Over There". This fund is to ouy Christmas presents for servicemen overseas. Any contribuUons of clothing, furniture, household goods, etc, will be appreciated. Please bring articles at any time to U.S. Magnetic Tape on East Main St. Huntley at any time from now untU Saturday morning.
FirstHomeGame Is Scout Night
Friday, September 22 is "Scout Nigtjt" at the Huntljey- Hebron football game. a^,*.
AH Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts. Brownies and Cub Scouts in imi- form will be addmitted free of c\\avsc
TTie Boy and Girl Scouts will present the flag prior to tlie start of the game. It had been prevtoudy reported that only Boy Scouts wwild participate.
AnnuaLScbiool ^ Budget Hearing
"ntere were no spectators pre_ sent at the public hearing of the puMic hearing of the proposed sch_ ool biKiget and levy on Monday evening, September 18, witii the ex¬ ception of the school attorney and ttie Fannside reporter
Reading and discussion (rf the budget to<* \xp <mly a portion of the time and the hearing conculded at 9 o'dock.
One item discussed was the coll¬ ection of tutition for sttidents at Contianed on page 3
Ray Kelley Retires from Law
Riiymond J. Kelley. attorney, ad¬ vises he has retired from the pract¬ ice of law. For the past 22 years Mr. Kelley has maintained his law office at 7 South Woodstock Street. Huntley.
"My future plans are indefinite." said Mr. Kelly. "Presently 1 am teaching at a parochial school at Spring Grove, and may do so for a year or two before retiring com¬ pletely. I taught several years ago before I became a lawyer, and I always frund teaching to be re¬ warding and enjoyable. My sister, w4io reside"! in Flordia, wants me to retire there but having lived at Huntlej for over 60 years it is difficult for me to make a decis¬ ion."
Mr. Kelley further advised that he has leased his law office to Att¬ orney James B. Elliott.
"Mr. Elliott is in no way assoc¬ iated with my law practice or any of my other business activities," advised Mr. Kelley. "I will con¬ tinue handling my pending matters to a conclusion, but I definately am taking on no new business. Mr. Elliott iesstablishing his own law practice.
Mr. Elliott presently reddes with his wife and two children in Wayne Illinois, but hot>es to became a rtsldent of tbe Huntley area in the near future. A native of Indiana, he received his BA degree at Val¬ paraiso Unlvershy, Valparaiso, Ind¬ iana; MA degree from Indiana State University, Terre Haute, Ind- CooMnued on page 2
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Girl Scouts Plan Peanut Sale
Wanted -
^our help of donations to midce our Music Boosters "Suprise ^Ilc• tion" Sunday, October 15, a big success!
Our Music Departmepnt has grown so ra--oidly, but schcol equipment and instruments are old. many n"»^ costly repairs and replacement. W" hc^e this fund raising acuticn will help finance some of these n?cjss. ities.
Check your ptt'c> -^"A ga~^^'^'e¦ NOW for unused furniture, (ttshee artiqu"S, pictures, frames. va»°s. etc. or surplus garden produce and heme canning. At present we have ¦such Hems as Bantam roosters, rabbits, luggage racks, piay pen.
Please caM Mrs. C. Hill 6fi<)-59r7 if you Wish pick up on your items eadi Monday evening and Sattr- day until OcK^ier 15. Your eariy response  »4M t« rapre-iatPd.
Entertaiitnent will be furnished by the Music DepaHm^nt wirti hot dogs, barbecues, cofTee and pop rold by the Boosters. Our auction¬ eer will be Howard Ruth. Join tu Sunday, October 15 at 1:30 P.M. at  Huntley  Sdiool  grminds.
The Peanuts have ai-rived !! I Mr Don McCuUom delivered the peanuts for the peanuts for the first annual peanut sale lo Mrs. James Wierich, Junior Girl Scout Leader. Locjl Lyons Club Members and other volunteers will be selling peanuts on Friday and Saturday. October 6th and 7th around the Huntley Square to support the Sybaquay Girl Scout Couiicil.
Farm Board MembersRetire
^^PCffMrti Albftcht, six year injilmheT of the McHenry ^..yRrm Bureau board of dir- ItetArs, is retiring at this year's an¬ nual meeting of that organisation. Two long-time members of the board are also concluding many years of service to agriculture. They are Jim Curran, Nunda township director from McHenry, who has served for 20 years, and Elmer Ackman. Algonquin town¬ ship, who also has been on the board for 20 years. Mr. Ackman has sold his farm and is moving to another township.
OldDX Gas Station Razed
Huge buldozers of the K.P. Bak¬ ley Consfauction Co. ripped apart the converted building which hous¬ ed the D-X Gas Station on the comer of Main and Hoate 47.
This station was started in 1939 by Hiowanl Reeves who operated the   business  until 1944.   it was
I hen purchased by Glen Caie, Sr. and operated by him until 1S64 when he sold it to Mr. -Cevea Mr. Devea continued to (^wrate the station until 1961 when be leased it to Dick EnstrooxL In re¬ cent years the station wm cpet' ated by Mr. Enstrom, Al Sefauld, Tom   McHntosh,   and later Bdw.
Seller who OHiverted it to Stand¬ ard Oil iKtjducts. For the past year the station stood vacant untQ the land was purchaaed fey tbe Vb> Tavish^ Oil Co. of iSlgin. Wbrkmen are now bt^ding a modaRi sMien which will sen sanDline and efl at cut rate prkm.
Regular School Board Meeting
l^e regular meatlng of the Board of Education wsf li^ on Wednesday, September U ]!¦» bers present induded: Zinmiemun, Bein, Madceben, Ttirun. ax>d Stad¬ ing Absent were Lamb and Grau..
Ihe minutes of tbe previous meeting were read and approved.
A motion by lAaofcebwi. —flooded by Bain wav approved pemlttfaig loidents being diamissed frotn sch¬ ool for rrilgioHs purposes not to ex¬ ceed one dass period on that day. after clearing witfa the oAlce and with parent's consent The vote was 5 yeas, no nays.
A motion by stading, seconded by Madrtben to M>pix>ve one hour r?r day rf tutning tbroagh Hie Physically HandicaKied Home Bound Education Class of the co*jnty far Jerry Higiit for the schorl year of 1967-68, for the sum of $5.00 per day. This lad is restricted to his honte for probably six to cigM months. The couirty will furnish a tutor for one hour per day: 50% of the cost will be reimbursed by the state. The motion was approved with 5 yes votes, no nays.
It was reported at the meeting Coatimied oa Page Three
MeetingCkange
The Huntley Park Board wW meet next week en Monday Mon¬ day evening. September 25, instead of Wednesday. The time of tbe meeting is 8 o'clock.
Huntley Falls To Richmond
by  Bob   Wleks
Last Friday night the HounUey Oedsldfls were beat by the Rich- mood Rockets. 19 to 7, in a IJttle Bight Conference dash. Richmond broke in the scoring cohunn first an a loi^ scoring pass to halfback Jim Gray. The attempt at the extra point was unsuccessful and the score stood Rkhmond 8. Huntley 0. No further scoring occun-cd in (ho first quarter
Thr second quarter was a clos'^ -'cf'msive battle as neither team was aWe to put a tally on the scoreboard. Both teams exchanged the beW back and forth seve-il times, as neitlier offense was able to gain much ground. No scoring was accomplished and the score at Hie half stood Rtehmond 6. Hunt ley 0.
The tight defeoaive battle cp-ried over in tbe tted vmrter v^ bn»h offenses were uaaUe to start a subst^ned drive. Again neither tpfl-^ was able to score.
EpHy fai tbe iourth quarter. Uidi mood's Joe Caparos» hite'-cepted a Hunf'ey pasa and raced ln«» the erd zone to make the score Richmon.1 12. HunOey P. flie attempt at the extra point was again unaucces^- ful. and die nore remaimd the same.
At tliis point, Huntley began to move. Several completed pa«es by quartetback Chudc Gocbl moved Huntley deep into enemy territory. Tlie drive was capped off with a 30 yard scoring pass to halfback Barry lorhart Doug JcMi aiSbral the extra point Md (he aeore •ax»o& Richmend 12, Huntley 7,
With less than two minutes left in tile game, HunUey i^abi Had ttie ball and was driving.for Huw^ini^ ing scoi-e. Just when it seemed *hat tbe game was ours, Gray intei'tept- ed a Huntley pass and saWSfflHs
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