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VOLUME 2 — NUMBER 18 THURSDAY. AUGUST 8,1961
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McHENRY COUNTY FAIR ISSUE
Heifers To Be Aivarded
Calfs To Be aivarded at Fair
Pictured above are the two fine purebred heifers to be awarded at the McHenry County Fair on Sunday, August 6th. On the left is Mar Ral Fan R36, a registered ayrshire junior heifer held by Don Oldham, herdsman at Mar Ral Farm. Algonquin, Illinois. This calf is sired by Burnhodm Royal¬ ist, whose first tested daughters arc milking fifty pounds of milk a day as two year olds. Hor own mother has two official records of milk - 12,000, and fat - 490, milking twice a day in ten month lactations. Fan R36 has been do¬ nated by Mr. G. J. Paige, owner of Mar Ral Farn\,
Mr. Paige is a prominent ayr¬ shire dairy cattle breedre whose handsome cattle are continuous DHL\ test and have been exhibit¬ ed at many major catle shows all over the country. He is a mem¬ ber of fhe McHenry County Pure Bred Dairy Cattle Association - - an organization that promotes the interest of dairymen, and especial¬ ly 4-H and FFA members, towards the merits and advantages of purebred dairy cattle. The PDCA paj- for the transportation of the
CONTIXXJED ON PAGE FI\'E Calfs to be Awiarded .
Facts & Figures on the ComniL. Service Group
Each organization shall have a certain amount of space devoted for its u.se to write its past history and its activities. Advertising shall be distributed throughout tho book itself at the Ixjttom and tops and on the pages inbetween. A brief history shall be incorporated of Grafton Township and of Hunt¬ ley Youth activities shall be in corporated in this book, and the work which the Huntley Com- (Continued on Page 2) Faots ti Figures on Servloe group
H.I.A. Special Meeting
A special meeting of H.I.A. was held at Springfield July 18th, Mrs. Gordon Peacock and Mrs. Albert Ehel attended the meeting.
An H.I.A. meeting was held at the Farm Bureau rooms Wood¬ stock. July 20t'h.
Miss Clairie Hellstorn, student nurse whose scholarship is spon¬ sored by H.I.A. is attending Ab- vermo College, Milwaukee, Wis¬ consin, gave an interesting talk CONTINUED ON PAGE FIVE H.I.A. Special Meeting . . .
Heifers To Be Aivarded
Thunderhirds Win Trophies
During the month of July the American Legion's Junior Color Gufird, "The Thunderbirds", won two trophies. The first was won at Fox Lake, Illinois in a parade on July 2. The second trophy, for the best color guard in the parade, was won in Dundee on July 19.
Up to this date. "The Thimder- birds" Partisipated in 6 parades and have 3 more scheduled for this season. The first of these will take place in woodstock this (Continued on Page 2) Thunderbirds win Trophy
Laundromat Progresses
Huntley's new landromat draws closer to its conclusion every week. This week, workmen have finished hooking up gas lines and electrical connections for the dry¬ ers. The exhaust vents on the dryers also are being worked on and near completion.
The cement base, talked about in last week's paper, to set the (Continued on Page 2) Laundromat Progresses
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R
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Dividends
Farmers Receive $13,463.60
In Dividends from Land Park Ass.
Farmers in McHenry, Boone, and Lake counties are receiving checks totaling $13,463.60, as divi¬ dends on their stock in the Feder¬ al Land Bank Association of Woodstock, according to an an¬ nouncement made today by Ray Timmons, Manager.
This dividend was declared by the board of directors of the as¬ sociation at its last meeting, pay¬ able to its member-stockholders of record at the close of business on May 31. 1961.
The payment of this dividend by the association has the effect of reducing the average interest rate paid this year by association members on their loans.
"Die dividend payment by the association was made poraible by (Continued on Page 2) Farmers Ree. Dividends .
NOTICfe
La*t week the Huntley Fannside published that the Llort's Club's chicken barbecue would be held on August 31. This was a mis¬ take. We are sorry. Tbe Lion's Club's chidcen barbecue will be¬ held on August 13 at 11:30 at the Huntley fire station.
Red Cross Plans Classes
Following President Kennedy's message to tho Nation on July 25, the rea(Stion of the public seems addressed to preparedness.
The McHenry County Chapter of the American Red Cross plans special training classes as recom¬ mended by Civil Defense, in care of the sick and injured. Mother and baby care and first aid.
National authorities urge that one member of every family j should be trained in either first < aid or care of the sick and in¬ jured. In many communities in (Continned on Page 7) Red Cross Classes . .
Laundromat Progresses
Mc Henry County Fair 3-'4'-5«-6
This year The Huntley Farmside dedicates this Issue to the 4-H groups and their adult supervisors who make the MeHenry County Fair possible. Aprogram of the fair is published within these pages for the convenience of our readers.
ENTERTAINMENT
A good county fair, and we think ours is a good one, usually has something of interest for every¬ one, certainly there 'is a wide variety of entertainment. We be¬ lieve the Steele Amusements car¬ nival is one of the cleanliest and best we have known. There will be many exciting rides. It will be larger and oven more fun this year, says Raymond Timmons, McHenry County Fair Publicity Chairman.
Miss McHenry County
One of the prettiest girls in the county will be chosen to preside over the fair. This selection wUl be made on Thursday night. There will also be a number of profes¬ sional acts as a part of the eve¬ ning's entertainment.
Tractor l*ull The tractor pull will be of par- CONTINCED ON PAGE FIVE McHENRV COUNTY FAIR .
TB X-Ray Unit Scheduled For August 14
The TB X-Ray unit will be in Huntley at the Huntley Fire Bam on August 14 from 2-5 p.m. The X-Ray will be given to anyone 30 years old and up from 2-5 p.m. However, under 30 years of age from 2-4 p.m. If there are any further questions, call Mrs. Wal¬ ter J. Carroll at 2191.
Grand Chan&p. at B.&W. Shoiv
Clanyard Anthony Jana, space pure bred Holstein. owned by Clan- yaril pahne, was Senior and Grand Chamtioii female at the 1961 Nmlh- ern, lUinols State Black and White Show at Mooseheart, Illinois on July 15.
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| Title | The Huntley Farmside |
| Date | 1961-08-03 |
| Month | 08 |
| Day | 03 |
| Year | 1961 |
| Volume | 2 |
| Issue | 18 |
| Decade | 1960-1969 |
| Creator | The Huntley Farmside |
| Coverage | Huntley, Illinois, United States |
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| Title | The Huntley Farmside |
| Date | 1961-08-03 |
| Month | 08 |
| Day | 03 |
| Year | 1961 |
| Volume | 2 |
| Issue | 18 |
| Decade | 1960-1969 |
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| Creator | The Huntley Farmside |
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| Coverage | Huntley, Illinois, United States |
| Description | Weekly Newspaper from the Huntley Area Public Library Collection |
| Subject | Newspaper Archives |
| Rights | This material may be protected by U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S. Code). |
| Publisher | This Collection was digitized and loaded into CONTENTdm by OCLC Preservation Service Center (Bethlehem, PA) for the Huntley Area Public Library |
| Source | Reproduction of library's print newspaper archives |
| FullText | VOLUME 2 — NUMBER 18 THURSDAY. AUGUST 8,1961 PHONE RmMmr B«tt — C. L. 4fi9-«M8 HOBOD PHONE 4S9-40S8 ^' HUNTLEY '^"'"^^^ ¦ 1 8 PAGES MAILED ASH DISTBIBirnCD WEMULT SePMrOmr McHENRY COUNTY FAIR ISSUE Heifers To Be Aivarded Calfs To Be aivarded at Fair Pictured above are the two fine purebred heifers to be awarded at the McHenry County Fair on Sunday, August 6th. On the left is Mar Ral Fan R36, a registered ayrshire junior heifer held by Don Oldham, herdsman at Mar Ral Farm. Algonquin, Illinois. This calf is sired by Burnhodm Royal¬ ist, whose first tested daughters arc milking fifty pounds of milk a day as two year olds. Hor own mother has two official records of milk - 12,000, and fat - 490, milking twice a day in ten month lactations. Fan R36 has been do¬ nated by Mr. G. J. Paige, owner of Mar Ral Farn\, Mr. Paige is a prominent ayr¬ shire dairy cattle breedre whose handsome cattle are continuous DHL\ test and have been exhibit¬ ed at many major catle shows all over the country. He is a mem¬ ber of fhe McHenry County Pure Bred Dairy Cattle Association - - an organization that promotes the interest of dairymen, and especial¬ ly 4-H and FFA members, towards the merits and advantages of purebred dairy cattle. The PDCA paj- for the transportation of the CONTIXXJED ON PAGE FI\'E Calfs to be Awiarded . Facts & Figures on the ComniL. Service Group Each organization shall have a certain amount of space devoted for its u.se to write its past history and its activities. Advertising shall be distributed throughout tho book itself at the Ixjttom and tops and on the pages inbetween. A brief history shall be incorporated of Grafton Township and of Hunt¬ ley Youth activities shall be in corporated in this book, and the work which the Huntley Com- (Continued on Page 2) Faots ti Figures on Servloe group H.I.A. Special Meeting A special meeting of H.I.A. was held at Springfield July 18th, Mrs. Gordon Peacock and Mrs. Albert Ehel attended the meeting. An H.I.A. meeting was held at the Farm Bureau rooms Wood¬ stock. July 20t'h. Miss Clairie Hellstorn, student nurse whose scholarship is spon¬ sored by H.I.A. is attending Ab- vermo College, Milwaukee, Wis¬ consin, gave an interesting talk CONTINUED ON PAGE FIVE H.I.A. Special Meeting . . . Heifers To Be Aivarded Thunderhirds Win Trophies During the month of July the American Legion's Junior Color Gufird, "The Thunderbirds", won two trophies. The first was won at Fox Lake, Illinois in a parade on July 2. The second trophy, for the best color guard in the parade, was won in Dundee on July 19. Up to this date. "The Thimder- birds" Partisipated in 6 parades and have 3 more scheduled for this season. The first of these will take place in woodstock this (Continued on Page 2) Thunderbirds win Trophy Laundromat Progresses Huntley's new landromat draws closer to its conclusion every week. This week, workmen have finished hooking up gas lines and electrical connections for the dry¬ ers. The exhaust vents on the dryers also are being worked on and near completion. The cement base, talked about in last week's paper, to set the (Continued on Page 2) Laundromat Progresses ' armer s R ec. Dividends Farmers Receive $13,463.60 In Dividends from Land Park Ass. Farmers in McHenry, Boone, and Lake counties are receiving checks totaling $13,463.60, as divi¬ dends on their stock in the Feder¬ al Land Bank Association of Woodstock, according to an an¬ nouncement made today by Ray Timmons, Manager. This dividend was declared by the board of directors of the as¬ sociation at its last meeting, pay¬ able to its member-stockholders of record at the close of business on May 31. 1961. The payment of this dividend by the association has the effect of reducing the average interest rate paid this year by association members on their loans. "Die dividend payment by the association was made poraible by (Continued on Page 2) Farmers Ree. Dividends . NOTICfe La*t week the Huntley Fannside published that the Llort's Club's chicken barbecue would be held on August 31. This was a mis¬ take. We are sorry. Tbe Lion's Club's chidcen barbecue will be¬ held on August 13 at 11:30 at the Huntley fire station. Red Cross Plans Classes Following President Kennedy's message to tho Nation on July 25, the rea(Stion of the public seems addressed to preparedness. The McHenry County Chapter of the American Red Cross plans special training classes as recom¬ mended by Civil Defense, in care of the sick and injured. Mother and baby care and first aid. National authorities urge that one member of every family j should be trained in either first < aid or care of the sick and in¬ jured. In many communities in (Continned on Page 7) Red Cross Classes . . Laundromat Progresses Mc Henry County Fair 3-'4'-5«-6 This year The Huntley Farmside dedicates this Issue to the 4-H groups and their adult supervisors who make the MeHenry County Fair possible. Aprogram of the fair is published within these pages for the convenience of our readers. ENTERTAINMENT A good county fair, and we think ours is a good one, usually has something of interest for every¬ one, certainly there 'is a wide variety of entertainment. We be¬ lieve the Steele Amusements car¬ nival is one of the cleanliest and best we have known. There will be many exciting rides. It will be larger and oven more fun this year, says Raymond Timmons, McHenry County Fair Publicity Chairman. Miss McHenry County One of the prettiest girls in the county will be chosen to preside over the fair. This selection wUl be made on Thursday night. There will also be a number of profes¬ sional acts as a part of the eve¬ ning's entertainment. Tractor l*ull The tractor pull will be of par- CONTINCED ON PAGE FIVE McHENRV COUNTY FAIR . TB X-Ray Unit Scheduled For August 14 The TB X-Ray unit will be in Huntley at the Huntley Fire Bam on August 14 from 2-5 p.m. The X-Ray will be given to anyone 30 years old and up from 2-5 p.m. However, under 30 years of age from 2-4 p.m. If there are any further questions, call Mrs. Wal¬ ter J. Carroll at 2191. Grand Chan&p. at B.&W. Shoiv Clanyard Anthony Jana, space pure bred Holstein. owned by Clan- yaril pahne, was Senior and Grand Chamtioii female at the 1961 Nmlh- ern, lUinols State Black and White Show at Mooseheart, Illinois on July 15. |