The Huntley Farmside

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VOLUME 22-NUMBER 4 THURSDAY, APRIL 29,1982
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Huntley High School School Files Huntley, III. 60142
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SERVING THE PEOPLE OF UUNl^EY SINCE 196A
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AUXILIARY BLOOD BANK
75 donors responded to the Blood Bank need on Tuesday, Apnl 20th, wjth 72 Units supplied to the Aurora Area Blood Bank with only 3 rejections.
May Chesak, Huntley Blood Bank Chairman, deepfy appreciates these donors. She wishes to also express appreciation for the use of the Social Halt at the Congregational Church; Ben Hansford Chevrolet for the use of the advertising sign; to "Robie" who set up the sign and took it back; to the Huntley Farmside and Huntley Republican for their generous publicity; to "Barney" for helping to put out posters; to telephone callers; to the Anterican Legion Auxiliary metfibers, who so willingly helped iknd again to my indispensable-lKrf-"FaMay.".-,.If. r «-ji=>,- ¦'-¦*;*«
The next Btood Bank drawing v(rill be on Tuesday, January 18, 1983'.
MISS HUNTLEY CONTEST
The 1982, Miss HunUey Contest will be held in May. Those who are interested between the ages of 16 & 21, should contact Linda Borchart, before April 30th, at 669-5980.
The Miss Huntley Contest is sponsored by the Huntley Lioness Club. The Public is invited.
BAKESALE MAYItt
The Crossroads Christiaa Center Pentecostal Ladies AuxUiary are having a Bake Sale and Ctosed Bidding oa a Handmade quilt, measuribg 102 "wide by 108" k>ng. The sale wUI be in front of Heinemaan Hardware, Woodstock Street, Huntley from 9:00 a. m. to 1:00 p.m. on May 1st. The quUt was haad-made by our ladies aad quUted by Story Mfg. Co. Algonquin, Uliaois.
PTO FUN FAIR MAYItt
The Huntley PTO wUI be holdfaig a Fua Fafa- oa Satanfaqr, May 1st from 11-3 p.m. Thete wiU be games such as the cake walk. Goldfish, Space iavaders. bumber car aad duck poad. Refreshmeats of popccmi, bot dogs, pop and cupcakes wiU be avaUable. Come one • Come aU.
TRINITY LUTHERAN SPAGHETTI DINNER MAY Sth
Trinity Lutheran Church is having an All You Can Eat Spaghetti dinner on Wednes¬ day, May 5, 1982. Serving is continuous from 4:00 tU 8:00 p.m. Tickets are $4.00 for adults and $2.00 under 12 years old. Tickets are not avaUable at the door. For tickets contact Al Jordi 669-5643.
CAR WASH THIS SATURDAY
The Trinity Lutheran Church Youth Group is sponsoring a Car Wash in the Church parkiag lot this Saturday, May 1st starting at 8:30 a.m.
LIONESS CLUB MEETING
The Huatiey Lioness Club held their regular meeting on April 21st at the Huatiey American Legioa Home. Presi¬ dent SchaUer caUed the meetiag to otder aad May Chesak led the group ia song and the Pledge of AUegiance. Secretary HoUy SeUer read tbe minutes.
Chairman Phyllis Ewert reported that the hearing aid units have been installed ia Trinity Lutheran Church aad wUI be iastaUed ia tbe Congtegational Church at a ooat of S528- St. Mary's r^ected the
Oean-Up Days May 5-10
Village President Donald Enstrom announced today that clean-u( days in Huntley have been set for Wednesday. May Sth thru Monday. May 10th. Two large trash bins will be placed in the HunUe> American Legion's parking lot for Ihe use of Huntley residences.
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President Schaller reported that the Miss Huntley Pageant is to be held in May and that so far 3 candidates are registered. It is hoped that more wiU register before the April 30th deadline.
Sight & Sound tickets are stUI avaUable.
The Hearing Unit Testing MobUe wiU be in Huntiey in June on either a weekday &t>m 10-6 or a Saturday from 10-5. More infbrmation wUI be av^able at the next meeting.
Olive Staadt, Carmel Com Chairman, reported that her coniniittee had contacted 51 Huntley businesses aad there have been 25 returns. Tbe school asked that more people be stationed tbere and that they are wiUing to hold the buses far a shMt time. An appeal for young ladies over 16 to help wiU appear in tfae Huntiey Famiside aad posters bave beea distri- ' buted.
Chairman GaU Wassertrass set the following rules. At least two people are to be at the Legion by 6 p.m. Either team captain and on eother or two team members. Each perscm is responsiblbe for replacing themselves on their team. Tbe committee is goiag to work oa new games.
The Sute Convention wiU be held May 14 to 16 at the O'Hare Ramada Inn. The board voted $35 to Project Care.
The club wiU start a program of hearing aid exhange or rediarge program fbr tiiose who need them.
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CARMEL CORN DAY MAY Tth
Carmel Corn Day has been proclaimed for Friday. May 7, 1982 in the Village of Huntiey, Ulinois by Mr. Donald Enstrom, Mayor. Lioness Carmel Com Day is an effori by the Huntley Lioness Club to raise money to help the blind, visually handicapped, deaf and hearing impaired. The club is participating as part of a state wide effort by many Lioness Clubs through their charitable arm, the Lions oflllinois Foundation, 1515 N. Harlem Ave., Oak Park, U. The proclamation thanks the Lionesses for their communityh service and urges citizens to give generously when the Lioness give away carmel corn and accept donations.
Among members of the Lioness Club on hand for the signing were; Arlene Mattingly: Dorothy Schaller, President; Don Enstrom, Mayor; OUve Staadt, Chairwoman and Fran Borhart.
PROCLAMATION
WHEREAS, the Huntley Lioness Club is dedicated to humanitarian services and
WHEREIAS, the club is a positive force for community improvement and has contributed greatly to the quality of life in our community, and
WHEREAS, the women in the Lioness Club will sponsor Carmel Com Day as a means of raising funds to help the blind, visually impaired, deaf, and hearing impfured on Friday, May 7, 1982.
NOW, THEREFORE, I. Don Enstrom, Mayor, do hereby proclaim Friday, May 7, 1982 as Lioness Carmel Com Day in Huntley, Illinois and urge all citizens to contribute generously.
HUNTLEY BOY SCOUT PAPERimiVE THIS SATURDAY
The Huntley Boy Scouts wUI hold a Paper Drive on Satutday, May 1st frtmi 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. The scouts ask that papers be bundled and by tfae curb for pick .up-
MAY BABIES DANCE MAYItt
This Saturday, May 1st. tfie May Babies wUl bold tfiefa^ annual dance at tlie Ameticaa Legion stattiag at 10 p.m. Music
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mill be provided by tiie Cooatiy Classics. A free luncfa wiO be available to tiiose cutting a rug. AltlKHigb tlie daaoe ia put oa l>y the May Babies, it ia a celebratioa oi birtiidajrs year round. Joia tfie fun and daaoe up a storm tliis Satunlay.
SEOOMFUNFAIR MAYItt
On May 1st. a Pim Fair WiO be held at Sedom Scfaool fai Woodstock from 11:01) am to 3:00 p.m. TbeM wOl be door prises, games and giveaways. Oeneral Store (aew * uaed items - no dotlifaic), Cate wal^ Bake Sale aad hMs morel
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Mrs. Schuring's 91st Birthday Page 4 A Uner qf Two Page 4
Specials - You won't want to mias INiga 7
School Board Meeting Page 8 Scbool Board Agenda Page 9
Trinity Lutheran Conilmatioa Class Page 5
Grocery Ads Page 3 A 12
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