Dan Bolda, Treasurer
treasurer@hscillinois.org
Todd Iversen; Honorary Advisor
Jake Iversen | |
Jon Aagesen | |
Nick Oerkfitz | |
Shawn Carmody | |
Dave Binz | |
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Advisory Board
Officers
Jeff Johanson
VP
Trevor Kurth
President
president@hscillinois.org
Membership Dues
New members need to be sponsored by a current member.
First year new member dues: $275 (Includes new senior members 65+)
Renewal Fee Schedule
| Number of Workdays | Non-Senior | Senior (65+) |
|---|---|---|
| None or Expired | $225 | $125 |
| One | $205 | $100 |
| Two | $185 | $100 |
| Three | $165 | $100 |
| Four or more | $125 | $75 |
All members are encouraged to help out and join a committee(s) as part of the work day program for the betterment of the club. Not only are you helping the club, but work day credits also reduce yearly membership dues. See below for membership dues pricing. PLEASE NOTE: All workdays must be validated by a board member, officer of the club or committee chairperson. | Committee's | Chairperson |
|---|---|
| Club House Rentals | Steve Creviston |
| Landscape | Nick Oerkfitz |
| Lake | Jake Iversen |
| Trap | Shawn Carmody |
| Pheasant | Shawn Carmody |
| Archery | |
| Cook/Kitchen | Steve Creviston |
The club goes back to 1946 when several local men decided to get together and form a sportsman's club, they included Joseph Perenchio, Robert Brown, Bert Hawley, and Richard Krohn. Their purpose was to have an area that they could enjoy all types of sportsman activities and preserve it for future generations. Some of the first fund raisers, including the Smelt fry, which was held at the old Harvard Racetrack starting in 1947. This tradition continues today with our annual Smelt Fry held in April. From there, incorporation of the club occurred on May 14, 1958. The Club house was originally built in the late 1960’s on land donated by Joseph Perenchio. Later the Lake was acquired in the early 1990’s by the club from Joseph Perenchio. The lake was an old gravel pit that ran until the 1990’s. The club house has had 4 additions, with the last in the early 1990’s.