The Huntley Farmside

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VOLL'ME  17 — NL'.MItnR  12
THURSDAY, JUNE 24,1976 5 —  nroNs  _
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FRANK PARISEK PO 192 HUNILEY, ILL
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DISEASED TREES IN HUNTLEY
Cottoney Maple scale has been reported wide-spread through¬ out th Village of Huntley and the State of Illinois. According to a Mr. Smith of the Department of Agriculture, the scale is a small crawling insect which attacks and sucks the sap from the silver maple tree. At the present time sc»le is insdde a white cotton cuccoon on this variety of maple tre& However according to Mr. Smith the insect will hatch in the early part of luly.
Mr. John Tures, of TuresNur- sery, stated tbat there was noth¬ ing known that would penetrate this cotton cuccoon. He added tbat when the insect hatched the affecte dtree shotild be sprayed with Malathion and then <iprayed again in ten days. Mr. Tures said that owners of affected t-ee^ wotild not know for a year if they had wiped out the insects. He added that in the spring of next year, before budding, trees could be sprayed with a mixture of Volek oil spray jmd Malatchion. He said at this time this mixture
would coat the tree so that when the insect attached itself and be¬ gan to suck the sap it would be all over.
Mr. Smith, of the department of Agriculture should start in mid-July. However Mr. Tures stated that hatching could take place sooi>er this year because of the extreme hot weather this month. He added to spray as soon as they hatch with Malftthion and oontinue on a weekly basis for several weeks.
Mr. Snvith cautioned tihat Mal¬ athion will kill honey bees and will burn carvaert junipers. He stressed that people should read the labels on the chemicals they buy bfore spraying. He said that most damage is done by people who do not read labels. He con¬ duded ttiat if cott«ny maple scale got heavy enough it could kill the tree. Malathion may be pur¬ chased at either Harware stare or McHenry FS store.
Pictured above is a branch from a tree with cottony Maple Scale.
The Bicentennial Comnussion and the Huntley American Le¬ gion Post have completed plans for the 4th of July, in keeping with the rest of the country, .bells will be rung at 1:00 p.m. for two minutes, the official time of the Birthday of the Ut>ited States. If you have » bell, stand outdoors and  ring it.
Parade fcvtrvation is 12:45 p.m. in the LAitheran parking lot. The progra mis:
l'%i p.m. — Ringing of the •bells.
1:05 p.m. — Parade - Main St. to Church St. to Mill St. to Deieke Park. Picnic lunch time. Pack a basket and "Picnic in the  Park."
2:00 p.m. to — Vairious games for everyone.
3:30 p.m. — To be announced at the Park.
3:30 p.m. — Beard judging - Sunbonnet  judging  -  Awarding
of prizes for decorated bikes or wa-gons. This will be followed by ¦musiic for singing and dancing.
The ycung people are invited to decorate bikes and-or wagons. Fcr the surtbonnet contest, It will rj>t be necessary to dress up in costumes, but if you already have one we would appreciate it if you will wear it.
We are lookng forward to an enjcble day in the Park. Let us reimemher that 200 years ago the people livin gthen, fought a- gainst trtaiendous odds that to¬ diay we are free to workshop as we wish, travel where we want to, vote 'S'S we believe and enjoy many freedoms denied to the citizens of other countries.
So - enjoy the 4th of July with yeur friends and neighbors in Huntley.
Any questions in regard to the 4th will be answered by Hedy Leonard at 669-3151
ins hom. "njis year the Uooa aub oixtered additioMll ohickatM to keep up with this growins event. However they did not or¬ der additional beans or potatoes forciilsr Al AUen to sl(4p his shel¬ ves of these Items at the Hunt¬ ley Supermarket to serve with the delicious bar^beque chicken. Funds from this, the Lions Clwb major money onaking event will go to local yocth activities aod oti>er Lion Club benefit.
Ed Hayes, Preddeot, of the Lions Club, thank all wha nude this event a huge suocesa.
FLAGSALufE SUN.. JUNK St
As }^as been requested by th« Pr esident,'the twenty-one dagrs from the 14th of Jnne to July ith are "Salute to the Fla^r" days.
Therefore, the Americwi Le> gion Post No. 673 of Huntley. will conduct a Fug Ceremony oa Sunday, June 27th in front of the Fo9t Home wt 1:30 P.M.
There wlS be a retirement of unserviceable flags by buroios. Anyone having an okl unuaahltt flag, bring it to the Legion be- iate Sumky, so that it Buqr' bs properly bnined.'
This will be foOcirad foy « "Sahite to the Flag" ceninanf. Everyone is invited to ettend and observe, especially young peo¬ ple, that they may learn pKX- per respect, ifor the flag.
.Meanwhile, fly your flag daily Be proud Am^iicans.
UONS OLUB BARBEQUE ... The Huntley Lions Oub served approximately 1400 people at the annual Lions Club Chicken Bar¬ beque held last Sunday. June 20th
POLICE REPORT	
June 16, 1976 — Police receiv¬ ed a complaint About youttg boys throwing firecradcers in the are* of North Church St., Upon arri¬ val by pcllce, they were able to locate the boys, and spoke with parents about the fireworks vio- laticHi.
June 17. 1976 — Police respond- with the fire dept to an auto accident on Huntley Dundee Rd.. the Sheriff was notified and tto injured were taken to Shennao Hosipital in Elgin.
June 15. 1976 — Police took • coTwplalnt of crimdnal damaged to auto, in which the ouUide mir¬ ror was broken off.
June 18, 1976 — Police receiv¬ ed a report of a suspidous auto at the Union Special i^nt, upoo arrival by police the auto was located but the oooupants were gone at this time.
June 18, 1976 — PoUce to<A a report that some house bricks were knocked off the house caus¬ ing damage to the home.
June 1«, 1976 — A subject call¬ ed polica with a comi^aint that a construction tmck had oauaed damage to a part of Ms fence.
June 19, 1976 — Poilec receiv¬ ed a drag racing complaint, but upos arrival by police the sutv jects were gone.
June 20, 1976 — Police mad« a trafHc stop on an auto, and upon checking the stAject driv¬ ing It wiais found that he waa wanted on warrants from the Sheriffs office.
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4yra ANNIVBRS4RY PARTY.. Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Sherman of at the HunUey Fire Station. At JS?*!?* *^ celbrating their the end ctf the day approamately ^^T^f anniversary on June 75 cooked chickens were left ov. !/*'* ''^.*.' * P™' ^ PP«> er. These were taken by the ctab "°^ *J" ^ ^^^ «* *** ^^ to residents of Valley Hi Nuts- **  '''¦•  ^^y«^ Sherman,  their