The Huntley Farmside

              We've Got Your Ticket To     Craft ideas, Craft show calendar
Fall's Fabulous Crafts ^^^^^H&T'~
SERVING THE PEOPLE OF HUNTLEY SINCE 1960
Cf)t iluntkp fntm^iht
HUNTLEY, ILLINOIS
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1994 - VOLUME 34, NUMBER 25
USPS 580-360
Huntley Redskins Win 18-8
By Jim Geary
The Huntley Redskins ran their way to their first victory of the season Friday night, Sept. 16, against the Hawks from Mt. CarrolL
The first quarter was a hard fought defense battle. The hitting was fierce and neither team could move the ball.
Early in the second quarter. Matt Robisky took a Mt. Carroll punt and, with the help of some good blocking, excited the fans with a 35-yard return. This seemed to ignite the Redskins offense and they moved the ball to the Mt. Carroll 4-yard line where, with 9:50 left in the second quarter, Ty Thompson took it in for the touchdown. The
extra point failed, but Huntley had their first lead of the season.
The score stayed 6-0 until 1:11 left in the third quarter when quarterback Bill Kline took the ball on a quarterback sneak fi-om the 1 yard line for a score. Jamie Rosenthal's extra point kick was blocked.
Huntley's offense controlled the ball for most of the fourth quarter. Matt Robisky ran the ball from the 34-yard line for a touchdown with 6:50 left in the game. The extra point was missed.
Randi Falls of Mt. Carroll got the Hawks on the board with 3:24 left, but it was sent enough as the Redskins won 18-8.
The entire Redskins defense played well. There were sacks, fumble recoveries and interceptions recraded by a host of Huntley players.
The offense was led by the great running of Ty Thompson. He led all backs with 130 yards. This does not include a 53-yard run which was called back. Curt Pippenger had 60 yards and Tim Kahl had 54. The entire offensive line of Neal Rodrian, Kevin Lessner, Ken Krol, Scou Strang, Matt Geary, Stuart Liegel and Bryan Hoist received offensive player of the game award for great blocking.
The next game is Friday, Sept. 23, at South Beloit.
Sophomore V-ball Wins Spikefest
By Laurie Weber
Huntley Sophomore Volleyball team won first place in Frosh/Soph Spikefest Tournament at Richmond- Burton High School on SaUirday, Sept 17. They were undefeated in their pool.
beating Harvard 15-5,15-13; Richmond Burton 15-2,15-3; Marian Central 15-8,15-8; and Johnsburg 15-10,15-7. The Redskins then beat Grayslake 15-2,16-14 for the championship. Team members are sophomores Katie Beth, Kristen Henley,
and Danielle Slater, and freshmen Megan Borhart, Suzie Repmaiui, Becky Weber, Chandra Bakley and Katie Holtz. The team is 5-0 in conference play and 11-1 overall, with their only loss to Cary-Grove.
Liquor Commission Okay's New Business, Regular Board Meets	
Huntley Village President Dhamer called the liquor commission to order on August 11. Roll noted the following present: President Dhamer, Trustee Becker, Trustee Borowicz, Trustee Eckel, Trustee Sheehan and Trustee Todd. Trustee Shamhart was absent
President Dhamer advised the commission he has Len Gerdzunas' application applying for liquor license. The background ch«;k from the Illinois State Division of Motor Vehicles has been stating there have been no convictions on Mr. Gerdzunas. He passed this report around to the commission for their review. Mr. Gerdzunas will bring his insurance waiver in as soon as he receives it from
the insurance company. The commission can grant the license, but not issue it until the waiver has been received.
Trustee Becker made a motion to grant Len Gerdzunas a "D" liquor license with the license to be issued upon receipt of the insurance waiver. Trustee Todd seconded the motion. Roll call vote noted the following: Trustees Becker, Eckel, Sheehan and Todd voted aye; Trustee Borowicz voted nay. Trustee Shamhart was absent. The motion passed.
President Dhamer advised Mr. Gerdzunas the paperwork will be in the business office, bring in the insurance waiver.
Trustee Eckel made a motion to exit the liquor commission. Trustee Becker seconded the motion.
/s/ Julie K. Snave
Secretary of the Meeting
These minutes are subject to approval at the next regular meeting.
Regular Village Board Meeting
The August 11, 1994, regular meeting of the Huntley Village Board of Trustees was held in the board room of the village hall and called to order by President Dhamer at 7:04pm. Roll noted the following present: Village Board President Dhamer, Trustees Becker, Borowicz, Eckel, Shamhart (entered at 7:25pm).
continued on page 12
Huntley resident, 3-year-old Leah Nicole Egger carefully chooses the names of the winners at the Genoa Pizza raffle prize give-away while mommy, Jenny Egger, looks on.
Genoa Pizza Announces Drawing Winners	
By Cathy DeQuaker
The Huntley Area Chamber of Commerce and Industry recently held a ribbon cutting ceremony for Genoa Pizza, located in the Huntley Court on Route 47. During their grand caning, Genoa Pizza held a raffle for several give¬ aways. Three-year-old Leah Nicole Egger reached into the box to draw the names of the winners. Leah received a
"Mickey Mouse" pizza for her help. The winners of the Frank Thomas Pepsi T-shirt were Sue Hansen, Wanda Tatosian, Kyle Knautz and Bonnie Eberhart. Winners of the 18" extra family pizzas were Kristian Raeder, Dave Gates, Lorraine Strociek, Janic Williams and Rich Braun. The grand prize winner of free pizza for a year was Linda Mulcahy of Huntley. Congratulations to all of the Genoa Pizza winners.
Village Board Sets Meeting Agenda
There will be a regular meeting of the board of trustees of the Village of Huntley on Thursday, Sept. 22, at 7pm, in the village hall at 11704 Coral St., Huntley.
A. Call to Order
B. Consent Agenda
1. minute approval - Aug. 11& 18
2. ordinance 94-09-22-00 - unlawful acts
3. ordinance 94-09-22-00 - stop signs
4. recapture agreement - Hoist (Monday's packet)
5. reduce Hoist letter of credit (Monday's packet)
6. TIF payout $52.00 - communication equipment
7. TIF payout $87.00 - communication equipment
8. TIF payout $200.00 - annex building
9. TIF payout $22,794.00 - amending subdivision ordinance's park district donation formula
10. letter of credit- 1st National Bank of Marengo
C. Mayor's Report - stop sign on Main St. - Ms. Heidi Casciaro's comments
D. Administrator's Report
E. Attorney's Report
F. Engineer's Report
G. Department Reports Police
Public Works H. Public Comments
(limited to 3 minutes) I. Old Business J. New Business K. Executive Session L. Adjournment