The Huntley Farmside

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VOMJMP;  S  —  NUMBER   13 TIHIRSDAY.   JUNE  28,  1962
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Two Die, Three Seriously Hurt in Collision
A collision on Huntley-C'aiiKMi- tcrsxillo Road, two miles cast of Huntley in McHenry (;V>unty, last Wcrinesday nisht, June 20, at 10 p.m. resulted in the death of two persons. Two others were seriously injured.
Mrs|. Dorothy Heisser, 46, and her son Ricky Allen Heisser, 13, of 1033 Ontario St., Oak Park are the dead. Mrs. Heisser was dead on arrival at the Memorial Hospital and Ricky died at 8 a.m. the fol¬ lowing day.
Mr. Harold Heisser, 58, driver of the car, was travelling east on the blacktop road when his car was hit broadside by a machine oiK-rated  by  Erwin   H.  Burg, 36,
CONTINUED ON PAGE THREE COLLISION . . .
Huntley l^ner League Wins
The Huntley Teener League won their first game of the season a- genst Hamshire last <^sk 11-6.
Hamshire pitcher ^^^ up 10 hits, 11 bases on balls, and had 8 stricke outs. The hits were by Rasmussen, Weber, Ackman, En¬ strom, Kahl, Bowman, and Fuji- moto.
Dennis Enstrom was the pitcher for Huntloy. He gave up 4 hits, f) bases on balls, and had 8 strike outs.
The next game will be against Burlington here on sunday, at 2 P.M. On Wedn^sday Huntley will play  Burlington,  there at 7 P.M.
Annual Red Cross Meeting
The Aiuiual Meeting of the Mc¬ Henry County Chapter of the American Red Cross was held at the Chapter Headquarters, June 19. The Nominating Committee, of , Mrs. Marjorie Frye, Chairman, Mrs Walter Lawrence and Arthur Desmond, proposed the slate of officers as follows: Fred T. F'^rris. Woodstock Chairman, Charles S Parker, Woodstock, Vice-Chair- man. Mrs. Margaret Jcnner, Crys¬ tal Lake. Secretary and Raymond Gathman, Woodstock, Treasurer. The same were unanimously elect¬ ed to serve for the term ending June 30, 1963.
The following reports were giv¬ en: In Water Safety a total of 1058 Cortimicates were issued; of these 763 were earned during the summer programs and 295 were issued at the Woodstock and Har¬ vard High School Pools during the rest of the year. All of these were issued by trained Red Cross In¬ structors and at present there are 25 Red Cross authorized Instruct¬ ors in McHenry County. All sup¬ plies, such as skill sheets and cer¬ tificates are furnished by the American Red Cross.
In First Aid a total of 425 Cer¬ tificates were issued in the year
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Notice To 4-Hers of Area
In a press release from the Mc¬ Henry County Fair Board it was announced that all McIIeniy Cou- ty 4-Hprs should get thoir exhibit entries in by July 18th deadline. Anyone having questions should call the extension staff at 815- 338-5000.
Fire By Union      ! CarPsTown
The Huntley F"ir<-m(n assisted Ihe Union Fire Dopt in extinguish¬ ing a farm fire near Union last Wednesday June  13.
Tho Huntley fire Dcpl. also par¬ ticipated in watoi- fights last P"ri- day night in Gcne\a 111. for Ihe Sowdisli day festival. Wo under¬ stand that the Huntley Firo Dopt look 4th place Union was 1st place winner.
Tap Sold
Mrs. Mabel Wondlcr. -110 .Sigin Ave. Dundee purchasrd Carl's Town  Tap   from   Carl   Espy   last
Monday Juno 23. The Wend'ov's are planning to move to Huntley shortly. The Wendlers intend to operate tho establishment together
HUNTLEY LITTLE LEAGUE TEAM 1
HUNTLEY LITTLE LEAGUE TEAM 2
Box Scores Of Little League
Thursday June 14, 1962
Huntley  II
C. Geohl S..S.
Hernandez  2b
Jordi C
Kahl 3b
Gruner  lb
S. Goehl CF.
Strissel  R.F.
Seiler PH.
Wolter   L.F.
Weltzien P
Huntley I
Evans   S.S.
Borhart   CF.
Swanson P
Rohlwing C
Yurs  lb
Dammeryer LF
Ruth  3b
Jurs  3b
Burmester 2b
McNitt   2b
Mattingly   RF
I.*nincole RF^^
Weltzien stflW out 5
AB
3
1
2
2
,3
2
2
1
1
1
AB
3
2
, 3
2
3
3
2
1
0
2
1
1
R H
1    1
2    0
1    1
1    1
0    0
1    1
0    0
0   0
0    0
0    0
R H
1    1
0   0
0    1
0   0
0   0
0    0
0   0
0   0
1    0
0    0
0    0
1    1
S Goehl
struck out 4. Swanson struck out
10.
Juno 18, 1962
Huntley 11 3
C Oiehl SS
Jordi P          ^^ S Goehl CF ^^
Kahl 3b
Seiler  RF
Wolters RF
Gruner   C
Drafall   RF
Hernandez 1st b
Weltzien 2nd b
Wasco 0
Crook  C
Bowgren   RF
Fisher 2b 3b
Debates Isl b
Raasch  SS
Walkenbcrg  CF
Vo-ss P
Egner  3rd
A. Egner 2nd
Swanson   LF
Doug   Jordi   Pitched
AB
3
3
3
2
1
1
2
2
2
0
R H
2   2
0    1
1    1
0   1
0   0
0    0
0   0
0   0
0    0
0   0
AB R H
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
2
0    0
0    0
0   0
0   0
0   0
0    0
0    0
0   0
0   0
0    0
a   perfect
game in his first appearance
pitcher. Wasco also pulled a
pi ay   in   the   third   inning.
Struck out 13 Voss 8
June 19.   1962
Huntley II 2
C Goehl SS
Jordi   C.
S.   Goehl   P
Kahl 3rd  b
Gruner 1st b
Seller LF
Strissel   PR
Drafall LF
Wolter  RF
Weltzien  C:F
Fawks PH
Hernandez 2nd b
Kaneville 3
Dornedon 2nd b
Nickels 3rd b
Long 1st
Kaminski LF
Probst  SS
Stover  CF
Landis   C
Marty RF
Kick P
AB
3
4
4
4
3
1
0
1
2
2
0
1
as a
triple
Jordi
R H
0    1
0-2
0   0
0   0
0   0
0    0
1    0
0   1
1    1
0    1
0    0
0   0
AB R H
4
3
3
i-i
3
3
3
2
1
1    1
1    1
0   0
0   0
0   0
0   0
0. 1
0   0
1   0
Steve Goehl lo8t his first game in a reel tight pitching duel. Field¬ ing errors cost us the ball game. Goche struck out 11 while Kfck struck out 8.