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VOLUME 7 — NUMBER 47 THUBS., FEBRUART 28, 1967
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Busy Week for Area Farmers
On Saturday, 'I'ebruary 25, Freund Implement Co. wQl hold an open house to celebrate their first anni¬ versary in Huirtley. To mark the oc- casicm the ccmipanyl is awarding several awards including:
Door awards: Clock Radio. Toy Riding Tractor, Fire Extinguisher, Grease Gun, Tractor Tool Box, Toy Tractors.
In addition, specif reduced prices wSl be effective on many pieces of equipment. Free coffee aiid doug- nuts will b served. •   "
On Monday, Februaiy 27, a meet¬ ing sponsored by Martowe Feed and Hatchery entitled "Will Profit b your Biggest Crop in 1%7?" Will outline what neces.sary steps are needed to insure a greater dollar profit to farmrs.
A representative fiom the Mon¬ santo (Chemical Co. v/ill be present to give farmers the latest up-tc-dale information for increasing yields.
Accident On Union Road
Two Huntley youths were hospit¬ alized on Tuesday, February 21, after a minor accident which oc¬ cured at 8:16 A.M. 1 mile North of Huntley on Union Road in front of the Charles Krise drireway.
Charles W. Ruth, 16, R.R. 1, Huntley, son of Mr. and Mra. How¬ ard Rvith, was driving South on Union "^oad. At the curve he tam¬ ed left. A truck driven by Donald Hennig, 84, Box 82, Plato Center, was going North making a right turn at the curve.
According to Sheriff's report the Ruth car turned left too much and was struck by the Hennig car. Both cars were damaged on their left fenders. Penny Ruth and Wm. Ruth 12, who were pa'sengers in the car were taken to the Sherman Hospital in Klgin, by their father.
NOTICE
Mrs. Margaret Dwyer, regitftrar for Grafton township remindf -all voters that Monday, March ^^js the last day to register priJlPnto the township eli»:tiop whlch^rill be liil^ on A^ 4. If yaa 18ve changed Midress or are a f'w- comer into tte community, d V- rent registration is necesten'. Mrs. Dwyer's phone number is 669-5644.
Notice Of PaperDxks.
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A paper drive wiH be held on Saturday Feb. 25th PIek up Will be by the Boy Sconts and the Cub Scouts. If possibld have papers' out on the walk.
Teen Age Dance
A very succesfful teen-age dance, sponsored by the Senior Pilgrim Fellowship of the United Church of Christ, was J*ld on Saturdav night in the Social Hall ofthe church. The group invited all teenagers in the cOTTununity and a total of UO tic¬ kets Were purchased.
Tbe theme of the dance was in keeping with Valentin's Day and decorations carried out the idea. TTve youth had spent considerable time in decoratii^ and planning the affair
which helped to make R successful.
Music was provided by a groi^ of area teen-agers, the 'Knight Boats" and as one of the adults who was present for a time expressed it, "if you hard the sound of things popping that was the ear-drums."
The next party being planned by this group of young people is a rol¬ ler skating peuty on March 5. That will be limited to members of the P. F.
Heart Sunday Pr(Klamatum
WHEREAS February 26, 1967 has been set aside as Heart Fund Sunday, I hearby set aside and proclaim this Sunday February 26, 1967 as Heart Fund Sunday in tbe Village of Huntley, Illinois. Attest,
Wilpault BriU Mayor Himtley, IDinois
Sundhty^ f A. 26 is Heart IVad
Sunday in Huntley. The American Legion Auxiliary s)x>n80r8 the Heai^ Ftind drive in Huntley as a special service project. The ladles of, the, Auxiliary will cfdl upon the peoi^e in HnnUey this Sunday to contribute to this worthwhile pro¬ ject.
Unlike most CHiarity drives which cover only specified diseases or certain groups of people the Heart Association is concerned with and is a benefit to all who are living — For every human being has a heart. Actually the strongest muscle in the human body. Beating an average of 72 times per minute 24 hours a day 366 days a year for the v**^ life span of both men and wi    Jl
The Heart Ainociatfon mearch
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sure can and w£Q b«Bef^..4Ttry person sooner or latar.' )i re¬ search not only enables ^pe<H>lc with bad or defective hearts to live longer more comfortable and productive lives, but insures those with healthy hearts of a method of education and guidance to keep healthy and alert, much longer than would be possible without the naaatch.
This research helps your doctor to detect and treat these diseases much sooner and much more effectively than it could be done even ten years ago. If you have a heart that labors mightily and faithfully for you night and day year in year out, Make a contri¬ bution to the volunteer who calls on you this Sunday. You may be helping your own heart to serve you better and longer.
Mn. Benvrd Shott! is Heart Sunday Chairman, if you wish to volunteer to help in th^ drive or to make a contribution, please call  her at 669-5726, Huntley, III.
High School Presents Concert
The concert presMJted on Feb. II, ' by the Huntley I^i School Cborus ' and the three sdwol bands was en-', thusiastically received   by   the ex¬ cellent crowd >fi^ich attended.  /4I the students patt{citMtog and thoir dkftMotB,   Mrs.  Johnson   and  Mr. Ttrfi,"!** to «e comroended for this fine performance.
Ttie fnembers of the Music Boos¬ ters Club aensted with the tickets, nieaiteriBg and fumi^ed the re- fredunents, with the Dean Miik Co. donating tlie mlBL
Other concert dates scheduled sore in April, the 8th for the Elementary Band and C3h»iis, and a Pops Con¬ cert on April 28th featuring the High School Band aad Clwnis. There will be mot« Mpntuitk» on these activities tt a kut date.
Tri-Cmmiy
Basketball
Tournament
Tile final {day-ofT ii the antiii^ Tri-County grade sdkKtf basketb^l tournament occured « tile tftasaif ium of the Huntley Idtool on Moa- day evenhig, F^ruary 90. Tlie tour¬ nament gang's vers dela.vpd i" schedule due to th? severe wind and snow storm qa Wdnesday, the I!;tb.. during vddch-time Huntley stiff erd a power fallure due to the storm and the lights were out for two hours.
Capturing first place inthe toumih nnent the 7tb and Sth grade team St. Pat's of St Charles b«ste4 St. Mary's of WoodstodL Wiaoer oL the Srd place was the Huntley team against St. Laurmce 43-as.
In the 4th and 6th grade oonqieti- tiOB the winter of first place waa the Woodstod( St. Mary's team ver¬ sus St. Pat's of St. Charles. Winner of Srd place was St. Mary's of Elgin.
This touman»nt is spooeOred year¬ ly by the Hui^ey Lkns Club and the Huntley school is the setting for the games.
Mr. Wayne Miller, preskleat e( the Lions Club presented tbe tn>- phies to the winaing teaaM at Qm CONTINUED ON PMS THBBB
Ag Chemicals at Adult Class
Tonifl^t, February 2S, the Vo- Ag Aault Class will feature rec¬ ent developement in Agricultore Chemicals. The guest speaker will be Mr. K«n CarlaoB.
Next Week, Match 2, wUl fea¬ ture the topk Estate Plaiming.llie guest speaker will be Uti, iwA McNvlty.. jMMibttielto trill be MrvM aMi 4|Kli mNCiat. MeM^ ing time 8:00 p.m. te 10:00 pjn.
Hdba Dinner This Saturddy
NOTICE: The 7:45 p.m. Hobo din¬ ner will be by resezvation to fa> cilitate better service. Those wish¬ ing advance reservations may eall 669-5821 after 6:00 p.m. People not reserving before the dinner will be handled on a..4^t coma, first serve Uuds.
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Garlieb Attends Open Hou
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West Bend. Wlaoonsin—A.^^4 pai> lieb of Himtley personnel reofijtlyatr tended a Gehl Bros. Manufaetimng Company national dealer open hpntt at West Bend, WiscanriAiiHie Ibcal firm represents tre Ge)4 line of for¬ age harvesting, handling dod lead- making ecpijpnfient in this area. Pur- urpose of tbe meeting- according to those atteoidiag froiin here, was to witness t^ tatroduotion of several new <jcM tem itifichines applloidlilit to tUs fwipili:';arei, as well as a iaeoltwM odir color indtifkntion pro- ghMBt'fWillM Gefal Une, desi^ied U»ii^ak«(Uife machines more recog- nhiaUe oh area farms.
New mlK^tfaes that will be mar- k«>t^ in Uds area by the GeM com- panjr ate an exdusive three-row, narrow-row com head for fm-age harvesters. The unit, aeemtling to lo¬ cal rif^W d-aler personnel, is design- «d to meat tbe rwgUiy increasing oemanu tor higher capacity madiin¬ ery in this area, as well as trend to narrow-row, high-population . com. Companion products, also to be sold here, are a hi^ capacity S5-incfa forage blower and a iMg capacity 115 bushd ofrth&fann feedmaker.
Goodwill Truck Will be in Area Monday, Feb, 27
Mazie Blott, locsd Cioodwill Indus¬ tries representative, reports that the (lOOdwUl truck will be in Huntley, Monday, February 27.
For pickup service or information about tiie rehaiMlitation {Hxigram for the physically handicapped- call 00^5680.
"The GoodwU Industries program stvts with the spirt of good wOl toward men," Mrs. Blott said, '"nie results of ^e Goodwill ^irit and the concept oi detaioping a whcrie man j are tuur. IftiBdkanMd people re¬ ceive jobs repii^ the contributed articles, wages 41^ above all train¬ ing and rehabilit^lan wtakii often makes it possible tor''4|(pB workup to get jobs in regular iiamttf." lAe continued.
GoodwOl Industries is a non-profit,''' non-tectnrian, accredited rehabiUta- CONTINUED ON PAGE THREE