The Huntley Farmside

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VOLUME  16 —  NUMBER 4
THURSDAY, APRIL 24. 1975
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FR.ANK   PARISEK PO   192 HUNTLEY.    ILL
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SERVING THE PEOPLE  OF HUNTLEY  SINCE 19<M
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SfBgbetti Supper Success
Who made the sauoe? and who cooked the spaghetti were the two most questions asked at the Boy Scouts first sponsored spaghetti supper. It's an old family recipe said Alice Joi-di and refuses to give out tlie secret, and the spaghetti was prepared to perfection by Joyce Rudrfnski. Janet Graff assisted these two women in the kitchen making salads, slicing bread and filled in where needed. Bertha Ran- deJs cut the cakes and handed out the desert. Three hundred forty- two people bought tickets and thor ougWy enjoyed the evening out. Favorable comments flowed through¬ out the evening, but the one Scout¬ master Jordi appreciated most was the one "Rememlx?r us next year when you sell ticlcets." The scouts of troop wish to thank the Ameri can L^on awl the Legion Auxil¬ iary for the use of their fine fa¬ cilities as well as Dean Food Com pany and 'Bev's Village Inn for their generous donations, and the many fine people who supported us. En¬ ough money was realized to pay the bus trip to Galena, the new flags and a little expense money. New Flags Arrive
The new flags, an American and a troop flag have arrived just in time as Troop 167 steps off in parade unit one Saturday, April 26 in Galena, 111., where they will oomjiete for the best dressed unit amoi^ the 10,000 scouts represent¬ ing Blackhawk Area (Council, A full bus of scouts and interested Syectatofs will board the North Western Garage bus at 5:30 on Saturday to make the trip. Good Luck 167. Paul Revere C»mporee
A winter type spring ccunp out was enjoyed this past week end at Kunde Woods, Marengo. The only thing mksing was the snow. 13 Scouts and four leaders braved the wind, nain and bitter spring like weather to compete in the Paul Revere Camporee. Our troop tied for second place in the competitive events, wMcb was a good showing for a group of young scouts. They allso received a blue ritibon for a good camp site, scoring 85 out of (Contlnned on Page 2) SCOUTS
PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS, The .American Le¬ gion and the American Legian Aux¬ iliary, ever since the founding of these two organizstions, have de¬ voted much of their talent, effort, and financts to impi'cve crynditions for our nation's children and youth; and
WHEREAS, The Child.en & Youth Prcgraim or The American Lcgicn £Tid the American Legion Auxiliary has the noble pu.pjse of .providing a setting which permit? adequate opportunity to the child cf tvery vctenn to realize his full potential, and lo assure every Am- crica'i child a ^^mUar cpp:rtun;ty to a,rhievo his full pot?nt;al; and
WHEREAS. Ti:e Lcgitnnsires an i mexbrrs of the Auxiliary of Hunt¬ ley have lahorrd unsclfi'hly ts- -h'N"- t'lis ii. r>\ th-;-uTh thc'r un- tring effort, dndicatcd le.-idership, and devotion to the prircipirs <if this benevolent program; now, therefore,
I, Dcnalrl Enstrom, Mayor cf the Village of Hu-ticy, do horeby pro¬ claim the period of April 1 througli April 30, 1975, ss AMERICAN J E. GION CHILDREN & YOUtH MONTH, and call to the attention of all citizens tlie good worka of the members of The American Le¬ gion and American I.(egion Auxiliary in their dedication to tlie principles of this outstanding program.
IN WITNES.S WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused to be affixed the official seal of the Village of Huitley this 1st day of  April,   1975.
Donald Enstrom
Mayor
ViUage of Huntley
Huntley Blood Drive Success
L Schfchtner To Have Open House
Mr. Louis Schachtner has retired after serving Icr twenty-four years as Highway Commissioner. Mr. Schachtner also served for fifteen years on the Strto Bl^iJ as a d'- rector for the Township Oi'ficials. The community of Huntley and Grafton Townsihip, are very grate¬ ful for his many years of dedicated sei-vice. We wish hni many years
CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO OPEN HOUSE
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Another very successful Huntley Area Blood Bank. Our Huntley peo¬ ple r«ally turned out and we drew 99 pints. To these donors and to those who tried, I am extremdy grateful. Colds were the main rea son for rejection. Special thanks to the students, tliey were well repre- srntetl. A few have to wait a few months tlien they will be eligible! To all the fictorie?, clergy, fiix;- m"n and rescue squad thanks for their coop:\;ation. This is truly a ccmniunity rffort. This is a com nuirity project and everyone in the Hur.tiey ar;>a i~ covered anywhere in the United States, by this area Assurance progiam. If you have scmeonc, or knew someone in need of blood, please notify Huntley area Bleed Bank Chairman Neva Robert- ¦shaw 338-1799 or the Huntley Po¬ lice Dept. at this time a Huntley resident is urdcrgoirg surgery at Methodist Hosp. at Rochester, Minn. She needed al least 16 pints of blood, whicn was supplied by the Aurora Blood Bank. Several of her friends were donors at Huntley. If anyone care to donate during the year contact Mrs. Robertshaw or the Woodstock or McHenry Hospl tals. The hospitals have a drawing once  a month at the hospitals.
A special thank you to the Ameri¬ can Legion Auxiliary for sponsoring the blood bank and to our. Presi¬ dent Mrs. Marilyn Eckman for giv¬ ing me the privilege of being tiie chairman. To all of the workers who worked so hard to make tlie Huntley Blood Drive successful
Neva Robertshaw
Huntley Blood Bank
Chairman
Date A Brownie Nite Success
On April 15th, Browsie Troop 59, and Troop 220, held thelir annual 'Date A Broiwiie' night. It was held at tbe Congregational Church from 7:00 P.M. until 9:00 P.M. everyone that attended piayed games of their dioioe. There were twelve ganies to choose from. The theme of our fim night was, 'Our Pop's Are Tops.' Refreshments were served by some of tbe Brownie Mothers, the Lead ers, and Co-Leadeis. Everyone had a great time.
Brownie Troop 59, and Troop 220, would like to express their tiianks to Rev. Frank, for allowing us to use the Fellowship Hall for this event. Also a spedai Thank You to the Mothers who helped serve refreshments, and everyone else who helped to make this event a comiriete success.
Notice To Fans
The baseball and track seascm has already begun at Huntley High School. We urge everyone's active support for those teams. Remember it is a cheering gallery that hdps spur our athletic teams oon towards victory.
You will recall the successes of our Huntley teams already this year. Namely: District and Confer ence Bowling Champions, Confer¬ ence Basketball Cbamplom, and co- Champions Conference VoUeybaiL Only your continued support will keep Huntley on top.
Tbe next home baseball game is Tuesday, April 29 against Hebron. The girls track tea mhas a tri- team meet at Central on April 28 with Huntley, Hebron and Central par ticipating.
Come and cheer (xir teans to victory!
Huntleyy Booster Club
Half Dy April 28
Monday, April 28, Huntley Schools will be dismissed at 12:00 noon for Teacher Inservice activi¬ ties.
Activities for the Teaohens will center on teachincr tbe gifted stu¬ dent
t School Board Meeting
\    The regular meeting of the Board
j '  Educ ti-n  of  School  Dist   No.
I      158, was held m the Hisli Stdiool
. Building oo April 14. 1975, at 7:45
m. 'I    Upon rcn call the foUowing ao- swered   present  Mr.   ZiUer,   Mrs. Jaaes, Mr. Ruth,  Mr. Beettsdui^ ¦  der,  Mr. Bond, Mrs. Simpson aod Mr. Stading. None absent. V    Canvass of electkio of April 12, 1975. 20e votes cast Bartiara Sim^ son,  125; Dani^ ZiUer, 165; Ray. ,nK»d O^e, 91; Carol Donahue, 1; Wayne    Zimmerman,    1;    Dooald Duck,  1.
A motion made tiy Mn. Jones
and 2nd by  Mr. Ruth to apponve
,^ of the canvass of election w listed.
Moticm carried 7 yeas and 0 nays.
A motion made by Mr. Bond and 2nd by Mr. Ziller to seat Barbara Simpson for a three year term. Mo» tion carried 7 yeas and 0 nay«. , A motion made by Mrs. ^mpton and 2nd by Mr. Bond to aeat Dan¬ iel Ziller for a three year term. Motion carried 7 yeas and 0 nayt.
A motkn made by Mr. Brctt. Schneider and 2nd by Mrs. Jones to adjourn this meeting to caQ Ba> other to organize tlie new Boaid Meeting   stood   adjourned.
April 14,1975
This being a conttnuatton of tbe regular meeting of AprB 14, 1975, now being held to organize tlie new Board of Education.
Upon roO ctdl the fUlowing aa^ swered present Mr. Ziller, Mn. Jones, Mr. Ruth, Mr. Brettschnei- der, Mr. Bond, Mn. Simpson aod Mr. Stadii^. None absent
A motion made by Mr. Bond and 2nd by Mrs. Simpson to a^ioint Mx. Stading as president protem. Motion oarried 7 yeas and 0 nay«.
A motion made by Mr. Bond and 2nd by Mr. Stading to nomin¬ ate Daniel Ziller as president of the Board of Education for the coming year. Motion carried 7 yeas and 0 nays.
A motion made by Mr. Brett¬ schneider and 2 nd by Miv. Ziller to pay the Secy, and Qerk (rf the Board ai Education the same sum as last year, lor the coming year. Motion carried 6 yeas and 1 nay, with Mr. Stading casting tiie nay vote.
A motion made by Mr. ^Qer and 2nd by Mrs. Jones to appoint Emest Stading Jr. as Secy.; and Cleric of the Board of Education for the coming year. Motion carried 7 yeas and 0 nays.
A motion made liy Mr. Bond Md 2nd by Mrs. Simpson to bold ttX regular board meetings from 7:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. On Uie 2nd Moo- (CoBtiBaed oa Pafle 2) SCHOOL BOARD
STROUPE WINS
At 8:17 p.m. on April 15, 1975, Mr. R(Mi Stroup was dellared the winner of the Trotters PoU His expertise in local govermneot waa evident in his selecting the correct order of finish over the 54 other en¬ tries in this Huntley event
Ron fantastic near prediction of the winn«s vote total enabled him to edge out Dick Enstrom in tUf contest of skill and cunning.
The ExecuUve Dhector of Trot- ters, Inc. reports that thnni^ shrewd management aod mnnlp^T'"- tion of Income and Expenses on this project, Roc shall receive the Grand Prize. This wUl be in tbe form of a certlfled check written on the Fii^ National Banlt of Flan* agan, in the amount of $.37 cents. Roo shall also receive a plaqae appro{Miate for iiis acUevenent