The Huntley Farmside

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VOLUME 9 — NUMBER 15 THUR«>AT. JULV 15. 1968
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Huntley Little League Team 1st.
Huntley               7 1
Sugar Grove 6 1
Kaneville 5 2
Elbum    5 S
Maple Park Tigars  5 3
Hampshire No. 2  4 4
Wasco  3 4
Burlington 3 5
HampAire No. 1  3 5
M^le Part Cards  2 5
Plato Center  2 6
Lily Lake  1 7
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Legionaires To State Convention
Tbe American Legion Department of Illinois will hold its annmd Con¬ vention in Oiicago at the Pahner House from July 25 through July as, 1968.
The Legion Post No. 673 of Hunt¬ ley, Illinois has selected the follow¬ ing delegates: Robert Schultz, the new Poet Commander, and Donald Enstrom, Post Ad}ut«at.
There wfll be an llth District Caucus on Thuraday, July 25th to
Park Board Report
A nunriser at red markers are appearing at the Deicke Park In Donahoe's Woods. The markers are for a topagraphical siu:vey bemg conducted by the Huntley Park Board. When completed the survey will show the contour and geologicsd make-up of the park. Surveyors will not be able to comjriete the survey however, until the leaves have fallen off of the trees.
In addition to the topographical sur vey a boundery survey will be made A location for an entranceway into the park is also being studied.
-NOTICE-
Minutes of last Wednesday's sdiool board meeting will appear in next weeks Farmside.
Air ryeperb^eakeaeee. Ittffitfw MMions «ai be heki <B Fdday, Ally IBdi and Saturday, July 27tt.
Conunander Sdiultz has been se¬ lected by the llth District Sgt-at- Arms, Alvm Anderson to carry the llth District colors in the large, CDiorful parade ot the American Legion, whidi whids i^> the conven¬ tion on Sunday, the 28th of July.
The delegates will be accompanied by their wives, Mrs. Mabel Sdiultz, and Mrs. Fem Enstrom, who wiU be attending the Auxiliary's Depart¬ ment Convention at the Sherman House.
Goodwill Truck Here July 22nd
"Tta.tueee-.et'] ices at GoodwiU Industries «re in' far greater d^nand, than available materials and facilities," according to Mazie Mott, local Goodwill repre¬ sentative.
A Goodwill truck will be in Hunt¬ ley, Mmday, July tt, to {Hdoip doth¬ ing, ^oes, housewares and other materials wfaich the faandiaHpped men and women can use in a re¬ habilitation program.
CaU 669-5680 for complete informa¬ tion about Goodwill Industries, dub presentations aid pickiy) arrange¬ ments.
New Business In Townl
Pictured above ts a Atar ceastmetetd br perMs or pcimhis ankaowa OB the Randaaae property ea Mala St. ia Hnafley. Ilie deor had a siga at- tadied to it triiiA rta«. 'TliiiMlti. Pale BriUtac SpirlWHs. Wtas DMm." Ike eaar wet-mupauky eirt at aa aagle, aaf the awataf ak* Ml a eaek- ayaA Ibt. Vue^iiK tt attadad t» a Immk« Imee «Uelii Mr. Haaiiiaae anolM after tk^Wdag W tke OU rartey hrame^jAidA^mmi aWter Vek eeet. oa tte stker sUe af the IWce tte liiiiiiiiWI at tt* JMlflerlrtace It aajroM tfaaU ge tttwgh tte <eer ttv waitfi tav* a large inp.
McHenry-Lake Black & White Show Results
There were 175 entries at the An¬ nual McHenry-Lake Blads. and White Show held at the Fair^txinds, Woodstodc, <Mi Jidy 10, and spaa- sored by the McHenty-Lake Hol¬ stein Club. Traphy winners m Boys Showmanship were won by Danny Fruin and Stev«i Borhart, Hurtley, and by Margaret StlHing, McHenry, and Pamela Comue, Hebron.
In the Jr. Division, Jr. ChanHi and Reserve Chami^oo Female was won by Har<M Stillhig, Jr. Mc¬ Henry. Sr. Champ and Grand Cham¬ pion Female in the Jr. Divlsimi was shown by Dan Fruin, Huntley.
Qass 1 — Jr. Bull Calf - Sr. Div.
— Elmwood Farms.
Class 2 — Sr. Bull Calf - Sr. Div.
— Elmwood Farm..
Class 3 — Jr. Yearling Bull — Sr. Div. Elmwood Farm.
Class 4 — a-. Yearlh^ Bull — Sr. Div. — Moo Meadows.   Ghi»n{^n
BuU — Jr. Bvfll Calf Elmwood
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Class 5 — Jtmior Heifer — Sr. Div.
— Moo Meadows; Jr. Div. — Peter StiiUac.
Sr. Div. — Elmwood Farni — Jr. Div. Roger Shanks.
Class 7 — Sr. Heifer CaK — Sr. Div. Elmwood Farm; Jr. Div. — Karen Mekike.
Class 8 — Jr. Yearling — Sr. Div.
— Harold Stilling, Jr. — Jr. Div. — Harold Stillhig, Jr.
Class 9 — Sr. Yearluig — Sr.. Div.
— EUnwood Farm; Jr. Div. — Syl¬ via Fruin.
Class 10 — Jr. Get-(rf-Sire — Sr. Div.
— Ehnwood F«Tn.
Class U — 2 Yr. Old-Unfreshened
— Sr. Div. Jim Henning;  Jr. Div.
— Jim Henning.
Class 12 — Dry 3 «t 4 Yr. Olds — Sr. Div. — Ebnwood; Jr. Div StevMi Boriiart.
Class 13 — Dry Age Cows — Sr. Div. — Elmwood Farms.
Class 14-2 Yr. Old that has freshened — Sr. Div. — Elmwood; Jr. Div. — Roger Sianks.
Qass 15 - 3 Yr. Old in Mill^ — Sr. Div. — Ravenglen; Jr. Diw — Peter SUlling.
Qass 16 — Four Year Old hi Milk
— Sr. Div. — Ehnwood; Jr. Div. — Dan Fhihi.
Class 17 — — Elmwood son.
17 — Aged Cow — Sr. riiv wxl; Jr. Div. — CaroJ cSrl-
Class 18 — Produce of Dam — Sr. Div. — Pamela Comue.
Class 20 — Best 3 Females — Sr. Div. — Ehnwood Fainu. Class 21 — Dam and Daughter — Sr. Div. — Elmwood Farms.
In the Sr. Division, the Grand Oiampi<m Female Mid tbe Restfve Chan^kai Female Trophies were won by Elmwood Fartns, Antlodi.
Trc^ihies, from vaiioua Honers, were presented by Jiuy Radii Mc¬ Henry Co. Dauy Priacess, t» tfae Fifst Place wiraiers. Robert Heil¬ man, Natioaal FleMmaa lar the Holstem Frisian Association, also I»?eseatMl neiriy <hwlgmid hbbons to the tap EdtiMtwt.
4th of July Vandals Caught
Chief ot Police Richard Nelson reported this week that the vandals who painted initials on the Amer¬ ican Legions newly painted walls, numerals on the window . of the Green Diamond Cafe and obsenities on the back door of the Huntley Medical Center had been appre¬ hended. The vandals proved to be two giris who will be seniors at Huntley High School next year, lhe acts occiu-ed on July 4 duruig the Bakley Fireworks Display. At first Huntley Police thought the vandels to be boys, however attier further investigation tfae identity ot the two girls was learned. Upon con- frontmg the girls, an admission of their guilt was obtained.
The Huntley American Legion has not signed a con^aint against the girls. They will however have to repahit the portion of tiie Legion building whicb was defaced. It is not known what will be done about tfae damage to the bade door of the Huntley Medical Building as the -door was gouged in removing tho the obsenities.
Conoratulational Y.CeC. Tour
FouMeen couples went on tiie tour of Old Town ^;>(»isored by the Young CouiJes Club of the Fh^ Ccmgrega- tional Church. A chartered bus left from the church at 1:00 last Sunday aftemoon.
A general tour of Chicago was the first order of business, and follow¬ ing that, the young coiq[ries toured Old Town. From Old Town, tfaey took another tour of Oiicago, indud- uig: Oihia Town, Maxwell St, Skid Row. Ihey stopped for dinner at the Marriot Inn and returned to Huntley at 10:00. A good time was had by all.
J oint Legion & Aux. Installation
The American Legion Post No. 673, Huntley, Illinois, wfll have In¬ stallation of Officers fbr the com- hig year on Saturday, July aoth at 7:30 p.m. at the Huntley Legian Home. This will be a johit installa¬ tion with AuxUiary Unit No. 073 also installing new offlcers the same evening.
Legion officers to be installed are: Commander, Bobert SdniKz; Sr. Vice-Commander, Jack (}odd; Jr. Vice-Commander, James Manning; Adjutant, Donald Enstrom; Finance Officer, Robert Schachtner: Chap¬ lain. Richard Staab; Historian, Frank Parisek; Service Officer, Wil¬ liam Hubbe and Sgt-at-Arms, Joel Belden.
Robert Schultz has asked Alvhi Anderson of Woodsto<^ to be his hi- stalling offlcer. Andy Anderson is presently Commander of the County Coimcil, American Legion, McHenry County, and llth District Sgt-at- Arms. He is well known for his Legion activities. Robert Ednnan, a past Kane County Commander aiid now a member of the Huntley Poat .wUl^^tf« ivtJtmag OiatUe. eei oeyiiMMi anmr at- fveuusiuua; ano an active Legimmaire, will b« the installing Sgt-at-Arms.
A number of distfaiguisbed guests have been hivited ainoag whom are the Mayor of the City of McHenry and his wtfe, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Doherty, Lt. Cd. BM Pictor and his wife Eileen, also of Mdlenry, Mr. Wilpault BriU. Mayor of Hiaitley. and others. Col. Pictor was Robert Schultz's overseas Commander in WW2.
Immediately sdter the installation refrestmients wiU be served and there wiU be dancing. Members, guests and tfae piMc are invited.
Eldon's Off to Puerto Rico
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Mr. aad Mra. BM«b Pfolf ef NOL N. Rt. 47 were tkat lAay weaa tte wiaaers et m iH expeiba paid Tacadoa ta i Puerte Mea. estaaarei by AaMrien Mat4>r Sales CarporatliMi. Tkey ceHed tMs award for dtf Ttiiat SO #er eeait ittara lAakr «Mta et caii for tte nwatlii af A»ril« Mir aad Jtaaa. The trip la tram Aat 1st ta tte UMt.
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