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The Huntley Grade School Has Undergone Many Changes This Year %mlltd Jarmsik USPS 580-360 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1990 VOLUME 30 - NUMBER 23 OFFICE PHONE 708-669-5621 SERVING THE PEOPLE OF HUNTLEY SINCE 1960 25c per copy .%^4 '•v^ Michelle Barnum is the new Chapter I Reading Instructor. Barnum is a first year teacher and Sandra Schultz is a Huntley Grade School a recent graduate of Illinois Wesleyan The Huntley Grade alumnus back as a full-time fourth grade aide University. Orginally from Wheaton, IL. Barnum School has undergone to Mrs. McGuine and Mrs. LaLoggia. She teaches currently lives there but says she is looking many changes this math, English, and reading groups. Schultz is to move to the Huntley area. year including a a recent graduate of Northern Illinois second mobile University and recently married. Some will classroom, room remember her as Sandra Stallbaum. renovations, and many new staff members! The Huntley Farmside is pleased to introduce you to three new teachers this week. Huntley High School has added several new faces to its teaching team. Here are three Steve Heilman has taken over the life science of the new teachers program at the high school and will teach who have joined the Geology, Biology I and AP Biology. In staff. Watch future addition, Heilman is also the issues of The Huntley Anita Murray is a new second grade teacher and Freshman/Sophomore assistant football coach and Farmside for more new a graduate of Illinois State University. She the Freshman/Sophomore baseball coach. Last grade and high school was a substitute teacher for Cook and Du Page year, Heilman was on the coaching staff of teacher features. County 13th year. Murray was married last Edgerton High School, WI. whose team won the month and lives in Aurora, IL. She and her Class B State Baseball title. husband are looking to move to the Huntley area. Elisa Kriz, affectionately known as E.J., is the new band director of the band program for high school and 5th through 12th at Huntley Grade School. Prior to coming to Huntley, Kriz taught in Jasper, IN. for two years. Kriz is a graduate of the Joni Van Zummerman is the new Special Education University of Instructor. In addition, Zummerman will be the Illinois where she Sophomore Class Advisor. Originally from was a standout Waupaca, WI. Zummerman received her teaching musician and member degree from University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh. of the Marching Prior the coming to Huntley Zummerman taught mini Band. for two years in Minnesota. PAGE 2 THE HUNTLEY FARMSIDE-ILLINOIS THURS., SEPTEMBER 13, 1990 Long Time Residents Voter's McHenry County Legion Hosts Registration Board Meeting Open House On The Move For Enstroms The 1990 election for You are hereby notified State-wide & County officers that the regular September An Open House is being held is shaping up as one of the meeting of the McHenry County for Don and Fern Enstrom on closest, most hard-fought Board will be held to convene September 16, 1990 from 2:00- battles in the history of our Tuesday the 18th day of 5:00 at the Huntley American state and county. September, 1990, at the hour Legion, Don and Fern will be Approximately 6 million of 9:00 am, at the Court moving to Virginia Beach in Illinois citizens are House, 2200 N. Seminary Ave., October. We would like to registered to vote. While in Woodstock, in said County. take this opportunity to wish this number might seem Rosemary Azzaro them Good Luck and thank them impressive, millions more of County Clerk & Ex-Officio for their many years of your friends and neighbors Clerk of McHenry County Board service to the Legion and could vote, but simply choose community. not to! If you are at least 18 years of age on or before the date of election, Nov. 6, and a resident of Illinois for 30 days you must be registered 28 days preceding this election. You will need two forms of identification showing your current address. Voters must re-register if Fern and Don Enstrom to be honored at Open they change their address or House September 16. name or fail to vote over a four year period. Voter registration will be Long time residents Don and wherever her help was needed. held Saturday, Sept. 15 at Fern Enstrom will be leaving A life member of the the Huntley American Legion the Huntley area this month. American Legion Post 674, Don from 9 am - 1 pm. They are moving on September was the Club Manager for the Anyone needing to register 28 to Virginia Beach, VA. last 3 years and the Adjutant to vote, who cannot make it Originally born in Huntley, for 32 years previous to on Sept. 15, may do so at the Don first saw Fern where he that. He held the office of Grafton Township Supervisor's worked at Dean Foods. Fern, Post Commander from 1964 to Office: Monday, Wednesday & who lived in Beloit, WI, was 1965. Fern has been a member Friday - 9:00am to 2:00pm. visiting relatives in of the Legion Auxilary since The last day to register to Huntley. A few days later Don 1948 and served as President vote for the November 6, 1990 took Fern out on a blind in 1968. election is Tuesday, October date. Fern took one look at Don retired from Dean Foods 9, 1990. Don and said "Mother, I'm in 1987 after 41 years working You can make a difference. gonna marry that man and it in every position there from isn't going to be long." And "milk smeller to truck 7 short weeks later Don and spotter". He is a 1943 Fern were married on November graduate of Huntley High 14, 1948. They have resided School and an Army in Huntley ever since. Replacement Tank Corp COOD^BUY SUMMER* * Don and Fern have actively veteran of World War II. * served the Huntley community Don and Fern raised two sons in many ways during the last in Huntley, Arthur and Bruce, 42 years. who is deceased. They plan to WEEKLY SPECIAL For 12 years Don presided as live with Arthur in Virginia * Thru 9-19-90 * the Huntley Village President for 6 months to 1 year. After * A CHILI DOG OR from 1972 to 1984. Previous that time, they will find to that he filled a seat on * their new homestead in the A CONEY DOG * the Village Board as Trustee Roanoke, VA. area. from May 1961 to July 1972. Plan to attend the Open with FRIES Since 1965 Fern has House for the Enstrom's this volunteered as the Funeral Sunday, September 16, at the with MED. SOFT DRINK $2.25 Luncheon Director. She has Legion Hall from 2-5pm and not only coordinated the * with MED. SHAKE $2.75 catering and the set-up at the extend them well wishes. They * have certainly made enormous Legion Hall but often times * worked in the kitchen or contributions to Huntley and their presence will be missed. HOURS (Weather Permitting) DAILY 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM * * * jThe Euntles Jarmsik * orrics rtMMW ttt-tm^u amviMO TUI ftorL» or Htmrucv UHCIL IMO * FARMSIDE ASSOCIATES: * Karen Kohley ^^^^ ^'P"' Robert Ehrke Margie Hughes L%"brra^Sidt Tracey Schwartz Route 47 Huntley. IL Published every Thursday except the last Thursday of the year. CALL AHEAD Reproduction in whole or in prut, without written permission VfTki START WITHOUT tOtf from the publisher is prohibited. Coypright 1990 by the Huntley Farmside. Suzanne L. Brown, Owner and Publisher. 708-669-5737 Subscription price. $8.00 per year. * Second Class Postage paid at Huntley, IL 60142. Send address changes to: The Huntley Farmside 11801 E. Main Street - Box 127 - Huntley, IL 60142. POG DAYS THE HUNTLEY FARMSIDE-ILLINOIS THURS., SEPTEMBER 13, 1990 PAGES Huntley Varsity Redskins 1990 Huntley High School Football Schedule 9/14 Paxton V Away 6paii 9/17 Genoa-Kingston JV Home 4pm 9/21 Harvard v-crv Away 6pm 9/28 RiGhmond-Burton V-JV Home 6pm 10/1 Ridhmond-Burton JV Away 4pm 10/6 Lake Forest Academy V Away Noon Huntley Junior Varsity Redskins 10/9 Late Forest Academy V-JV Home 4pm 10/13 Hampshire V-crv Away Noon 10/16 Hanpshire JV Home 4:15pn 10/19 Central V-JV Home 6pm Homecxjming 10/22 Central JV Away 4pm 10/26 Genoa-Kingston V-crv Away 6pm V - Varsity JV - Junior Vajisity *'* ~s' ,~i»* Huntley Junior Varsity Huntley Varsity Cheerleaders Cheerleaders 30th Anniversary Special BUY 2 get 1 FREE Subscribe to the Farmside for 2 years at the regular price Get the 3rcl year free -J 1 year for $8.00 _J^years for $15.00 Address City V;! PAGE 4 THE HUNTLEY FARMSIDE-ILLINOIS THURS., SEPTEMBER 13, 1990 Adult Literacy Stress In The Open House Scholarship Kelly Clark Program Workshop At Huntley School Available Certified At MCC If you know someone who The Business Training Monday, September 24, 1990 Crystal Lake Business and Kelly Clark of Huntley can't read or has difficulty Center at McHenry County has been set aside for Professional Women organiza- received a certificate as a with reading, there is a free College is hosting a "Stress District #168'8 Annual Open tion offers their annual $360 Basic Nurse Assistant during program at McHenry County In The Workplace" program on House. Parents are cordially scholarship for Fall semester the summer semester 1990 at College that can change a Monday, September 17, from invited to attend. Parents 1990. Applicants must be 25 McHenry County College. life. People with little or 9-4. Developed and to be will have an opportunity to years or older and returning no reading skills - or even facilitated by consultant.
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