22 Nov 1973
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Newspaper
Huntley Farmside
Location
Huntley, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1973
Page
1
The Huntley Nursery School held Thanksgiving activities for 3 to 5 year olds in First Congregational Church rooms. Students enjoyed a Turkey Bowls feast with popcorn and corn candy while wearing Pilgrim hats and Indian headbands.
Wilmer J. Rohlwing of Huntley ranked second in overall insurance sales among 980 AAL representatives nationwide for October. The district rep for AAL, a fraternal life and health insurer, is associated with the Edwin F. Brandt Agency in Elgin. Continued on Page Two.
The Huntley Fire Department hosts a benefit dance at the Fire Station on Saturday November 24 1973 starting at 9 P.M. A $2.50 donation per person supports Jack Anderson. A raffle offers a 25 inch color TV. Music by the Velvetones. Sandwiches may be brought. beverages are provided.
A November 20 meeting drawn 50 attendees at Scho gym saw 21 from Huntley while others backed McHenry County or Elgin Community colleges. Despite low turnout, groups presented slides and petitions urged Huntley’s inclusion. The school board plans to decide Huntley’s district affiliation at a November 26 meeting in the high school library.
Mrs. Willmer Rohlwing announced the purchase of the Huntley Boutique from Jack Zenk. The shop will be renamed The Lemon Tree Boutique and close briefly for remodeling. The Rohlwings, longtime residents, have three children and two grandchildren and belong to Trinity Lutheran Church. Mr. Rohlwing is district representative for Aid Association for Lutherans and ranks high in sales. Betty leads Huntley Girl Scout troops and has past roles with Lutheran Ladies on Post Preservation in Cook and McHenry.
A zoning hearing on the land proposed for an amusement park south of Huntley along Route 47 near the tollway entrance is scheduled for November 28 at 7 30 P M. The meeting will take place at Buttamd Town Hall and interested residents are urged to attend.
The November meeting of School District No. 158 was held November 12 1973 at 7 30 p m in Hip School Building. Members present were Mrs Jones Mr Bond Mr Ziller Mr Breitineider Mr Jivik and Mrs Adams with Mr Sading absent. The board approved minutes and regular bills each by 6 yeas no nays. They authorized a 7 percent raise for non certified staff retroactive to 1973 74 and transferred 1000 from Educational to Imprest Fund. The School Program Plan was approved and Title 1 contracts for Carolyn Schachte ner Frances Horbart and Dan Kern were accepted.
Charles Art Hammer District Governor of Lions International District 11 will visit the Huntley Lions Club on November 27 1973. Hammer represents parts of Cook DeKalb DuPage Kane and McHenry counties with 3100 members and 60 clubs. He is a Lisle Lions member employed by Illinois Bell married with three daughters.
Huntley High School announces the A Honor Roll for the first nine weeks with students East Habbley senior Mark Yurs senior Kurt Bastian junior and Scott Lindsey earning top grades.
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