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VOLUME 9 — NUMBER 18
THURSDAY,   AUGUST   8.   1968
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Huntley Rates High At McHenry CourUy Junior Fair
The Holstein classes far exceeded all otfaer dairy classes in the Mc¬ Henry County 4-H show last Friday. Judging took most of the day as youngsters from around the county vied in several categories.
Top blue rit>bon winners noted in each category from Huntley were: Purebred Junior Heifer Calf, Dan Fruin, Huntley Harvesters; Senior Heifer Calf, Karen Meinke. Clover- leaf'Bodsters; Junior Yearling Hei¬ fer, Steven Borhart, James Dra- tai^; Steve Van Acker, Huntley Harvesters; Two-yearvold-otw not in milk, Jim Hennig, Alan Haffer¬ kamp, Huntley Harvesters; Four- year-old-cow, and older, Dan SYuin, Huntley Harvesters; Grade Junior Heifer Calf, Tom Kohley, Huntley Harvesters; Yearling Heifer, Ron Hafferkamp, Huntley Harvesters.
In Production Sylvia Fruin took Continued on Page Five
School Sign-Up
Registration for students of Hunt¬ ley High School will be August 19 for Seniors and Juniors from 9:00 A.M. to 12:00 P.M. St^omores and Freshmen will register August 20 frwn 9:C0 A.M. tto 12:C0 P.M. High school students will register In the Study Hall, Superintendent Marks announced. Grades from Kinder¬ garten through eight will register ^^^ Ki'ade sebotd. office Ai^mt 20. 'HawS WI the siadci'^ciiaol'iPtglatAt ~ lon are between 9:0a A.M. and 12:C0 and 1:00 to 3:30 P.M.
Kindergatten, fifth grade and ninth grade students are required by the State of lUinds to have physical examinations which should be ob¬ tained from the family doctor.
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-NOTICE-
TTie annual Ag Advisory Com¬ mittee picnic, for the Ag Committee, past members and their famiUes and F.F.A. members and their fam- i Uies. .is planned] for this Sunday, August 11, at 12:00 at theh Diecke Park.
It is to be a pot luck. Bring a dish to pass, table service and your own meat di^.
$181,000 Bond Election Coming
The regular meeting of the Hunt¬ ley ViUage Bouxl was held on Aug¬ ust 1, at 7:30 p.m. All members were present with the exc^itlon of Village Clerk, Richard Enstrom
Following the reading of the min¬ utes, payment of bills autiwrized, Huotley Police Chief Richard Nel¬ son was recognized and stated that the School Speed Zoae at 70 miles per hour on West Main Street should have a second sign stating "End of 20 mile i^ieed limit" Hie C3iief re¬ ported further that certain signs in Huntley have been defaced and idiould be replaced.
Mayor Wilpault Brill stated that youngsters caught defacing property or committing other acts of vandal¬ ism will be prosecuted to ttie fall fotenei^.the law. He.aaidi;"tee ?    ContiBaad ae ' "^-
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Winners pictared above: Steve Borhkrt, Reaerve Chawpioa Opaa; Naacy Kopaell, Re«ei»e Chanurion Pen of Three Maitet Lambs; Paul Ottraader, Grand (%ai^oa Aryshfare Qpen Claas: Mark Ostrander, Grand Champkm Aryshire 4-H ad Junior Champloa Aryshire 44.
-NOTICE-
An <^n meeting et the Huntley Women's Bowling League will be heki on Thuraday, Aoguat IS, at Bowl-Hi Lanes at 7:Sa i .
Anyone interestad fat Ikm^Hh in tte Women's League thia iaaaon is invited to attend tUs tnaetiBg-
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Fair wtaaera plctarai A^e are: Ma Fmii^ Reaetire ClHHB»loK Pea a|^ Tluee Maricrt Boca; Jtnt Heaidg, Sr Reaerve BalsMa aai ShaMMMMi Opea Oaas; Tem Kahky. ShvimuMUp *Mi teoL Itodaff, Grand niiiiHiHi; AUMfaHay. M MMIiaal TkAem Pimlk
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