The Huntley Farmside

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VOLUME  13 — NUMBER 47
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1973
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Cong. McClory Visits Huntley
v. S. Congressman. Robert Mc¬ Clory was in Huntley last Thursday, Feb. 15th. The Congressman's day started at 8:30 when he arrived at the hdgh school, and talked to vari¬ ous study halls and groups until noon. Ho answered many questions put to him by students.
At noon Representative McClory visited Huntley's largest irvdustry, the Union Special Machine Co. There he had lunch witih, company executives.
The highlight of the Congress¬ man's tiip cajne at 4 o'clock ii .lie afternoon, when he visited with grade grade school stmlcnt.s at St. Mary's Catholic church. Father Day, pastor of the cliurch, liad in\i'ted Dr. Rev. Harm of tho Trinity Lutheran CJiurch, and Dr. Rev. Frank of 1st Congregational Church, to attend with member of their confirmation and catechism classes. Both Protes-
Continued on Inside Back Page McCLORV IN HUNTLEY
School Calendar
Feb. 23 -
ents Feb. 23 Feb.  24
Harvard Feb. 26 Feb.  28 Feb.  28
Failure motions to par-
- Soph. Play Night
- Soph. Tournament -
Women's P.E.
- Mini Oourse Day
- Men's  P.E.
March 3 -
Hai-vard
March 5 -
March 9 —
- Freshman
Mardh  10
March  14
March 16
March 16
Scfnool
March 20
March 21 -
March 23
- Soph. Tournament -
- Women's P.E.
Sadie Hawkins Dance
— State Ensemble
— Men's P.E.
— End of 3rd 9 weeks
— Institute Day - No
- P.T.A.
— Men's P.E.
— Report Cards
McHenry FS In Huntley
McHenry FS has once again ex¬ panded Its services and factlUiies jhrou^ acquisition ot another flarm servioe center located at Hurttley, Stanley Steagall, general manager of McHenry  FS,   announced   recently.
Custom farm services provides feeds, fertilizer, and seeds to farm¬ ers in tfae McHenry and Kane ooiHi- ty areas. Last year tiiey had a total sales yalbuut of $490,000 with about $240,00(^ of <hafc vetaae ia fertiliz-y er. Feed sales Urtaled $100,000. Th#^ rest was in seed and other farm Coatinued on Page Two FS IN HUNTLEY
Toum Calendar of Coming Events
FridBy, Febniary 23rd
Olwrus - Congregational Chureh Saturday, February 24)th
Senior Oonfirmation - Lutheran Church
Windgate Home - Lutheran Church Sunday, February 25th
Cub Soout  -   Boy  Soout  Pancake breakfast Monday, February 26th
Cub Scouts
Elders - Lutheran Churdh Tuesday, February 27th
Lion's C3ub
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
BrownieB
Dartball • Caoere^tMiaotd Cburch
Oiess - OOdgreeational Church
BowUivg - Lutheran Church Wednesday, February 28th
Chancel   Choir   -  Congregational Ctiurch
Park District Meetiivg
Midweek Religion - Lutheran Church
Junior  Confimia/tion  -   Lutheran Ohtirch
Boy Scouts - Cub SooUs Meeting Ihursday, March 1st
Deacons - Congregational Church
Confirmation - Congregational Church
Village Board Meeting
Choirs - Lutheran Church
Royals Tahe 1st In Tourney
Annual Hobo Dinner March Srd
It's Hobo time again for the Hunt¬ ley Congregational Church ohoir. I'he lOth annual dinner and floor show will be given March 3rd. Show times 5:30 and 8:00.
The choir is working on some of your ftavoriftes; Wonderful Oo- pcnh^^n. Wagon Wheels and Sound of Music, aa well as music by solo¬ ists Boots Parisek and Shelby Hill.
The choir k uitder the direction of Aim Tirk, aoaompenied by Helen Marlowe.
Reserved scttits only by calling Mrs. Don Hardy.
School Board
The regular meeting of tho Board of Education of Schotrf Dist 158 was held in the High School Buikl¬ ing, on February 12, 1973, at 7:45 p.m.
Upon roll oall the following an¬ swered pi'esent Mr. Jirtk, Mr. Bein, Mr. Ziller and Mr. Adams absent.
A motion was made by Mr. Bitand^ wein and 2nd .by Mr. Michdsen to approve of the minutes as read. Mo¬ tion carried 5 yeas and 0 nays.
At this stage of tte meeting Mr. Adams made his apfiearance.
A motion made l^ Mr. Bein aod Contimed on Page Three SCHCX>L BOARD
Tie Huntley 7th and Sth grade basketball team took first place in the annual Huntley Lions Club tour¬ nament last Wednesday, Feb. 14th. Tlie team clnkhed the champion¬ ship in an overtime play-off, beating
St. Pat's by a score of 40 to 41. Hunt- U'y took second place in the 5tti and! 6ih grade portion of the tourna¬ ment, bowing to St. Pat's by a soore Continned on Page Two ROYALS TAKE 1ST