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VOLUME 7 — NUMBER »S THURS., DECEMBER 1, 1968
PHONBt
•669-6621 (any time) (if no answer) 469-0908
6
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SCHOOL FILE HUNTLEY HIG!! 3Cii HUNTLEY. ILL
2 SECTIONS — 10 PAGES
MAIUSD AND DISTMBUTBD WBBKUT
T eaata iter copy
Burglary At Huntley School Solved
The recent burglaries in the Hampshire and Huntley schools and several other school and home burglaries in the Sycamore and Dekalb areas have been solved with the apprehension of four youtks who are members of a bur¬ glary gang. How many other boys are involved hal not been deter¬ mined at this titne.
The Huntley po^ce interviewed the boys at the DeKalb county sheriff's office, the boys admitted the Huntley burglary and also took the men to a cornfield on the Plank-Burlington Road about M, mile west of Route 23, where they uncovered a Revere 16mm. movie camera in a brown case which was stolen from Huntley school & valued at approximately $500.00.
Complaints and warrants have been signed by the Hantley Police Department against t^boys, all of whom are scbool d^B^uts and who are atfll in the canroy of the DalTrih iT^iatii g^riff
The Htintley poUceJtoce also in¬ vestigating a rnni6l^H||,t these same boys were lnvol«a with the break-in at the Huntley Dairy Mart last Jnne.
Lions Club To Sponsor Tree Sale
— Lions Sell Christmas Trees —
The Huntley Lions Club will be selling Christmas trees this year in the downtown park. Don McCol¬ lum and Howard Ruth are co-chair¬ men of this event. They expect the trees to arrive the 8 of Dec. and will have them on display either the 9th or the 10th.
A selection of balsam and scotch pine Canadian trees rangring from 3 feet to 8 feet, will be available. Each tree will be tagged according to price. During the day, if a lion member is not in attendance, the purchase price of the tree can be paid at either Don's Super Valu store or Collins Pharmacy.
Last year, the proceeds from the various money-making activities were speAt on numerous projects which ranged from purchasing Christmas candy for the children oTimw!»jr'artiir^"B»I|MBi!^lll«g- chase band uniforms for the schooi Better than $1,600.00 was spent in civic projects. The community benefits when you support the Lions Club.
Huntley 4'H Clubs Award Night
They Decked The Halls
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Shott, sons Buck and Hal, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gmner, sons Less, Dave and Danny, Mrs. Joyce Will and son Dong, Mr. aad Mrs. Tom Bjorn, daughter Chris, Mrs. Sunny Tessendorf and Carl Jensen enjoyed the first Christmas party of the season at the Legioa Home on Sonday. A pot luck dinner was enjoyed. Robert Gruner poured, and at the end of the day the Legion Home was gaily decorated fotf the holidays.
The three Huntley 4-H Clubs held their annual pot luck dinner and awards night last Friday eve ning in the basement dining room of the Trinity Lutheran Chureh.
Following the dinner the par¬ ents and 4-H members heard a speech by Bill Berghom, county 4-H king of the Fair. Bill stated that Judy Johnson, the 4-H Queen had a previous engagenvent which prevented her from attending.
#
. . --Gtalton ^iti4 — ,
' isT yekf^bnviy ptnB .& ac- ¦ chieVement eertif icat^Susan Jirik, : Sue Hayes. ^M\
3rd year (silverj^bis; Beverly Albrecht, Nancy Rohlwing, Bar- bara Scholer.
Sth year (gold) pins; Sue Egg¬ ers, JoAnne Lamz.
— SPECIAL AWARDS —
State outstanding (state of 111.), Health (Eli Lily Co.), Dress Revue (Simplicity Pattern Co.), Home Improvement — Frances Donahue.
County Project Honor Member Award won in Poods, Clothing and Baby Sitting, Mary Boriiart, Jo- Anne I.ian)z, Donna Mollter, Peg¬ gy Neuman, Nancy Rohlwing, Bar¬ bara Scholer.
State Project Honor Member Award — Dolores Fawkes. Sue Eggers, Teresa Wisneth, Beverely Albrecht, Vanita Sherwin, Frances Donahue.
State Outstanding Club Member Award— Frances Donahue.
— JUNIOR CLOVERS — 1st 'year pin & acb^evipment certificate; Jean Borhart, Karen Borhart, Susail Borhart, Jean Er¬ nesti, PAmala Connoly. Katherine Fettes, Debra Hill, Patricia Hom¬ eyer, Nancy Kapsell, Carpi Lamz, Regina Manning, Cindy McCollum, Carol Neumann, Karen Schroeder. Peggy Sigrist, Marcy Ungs, Patty Urbach, Cynthia VanAcker^jfefipic- !a Zimmerman. '*¦'¦
3-yr member pins; Susan Hennig, Karen Kahley, Debbie VanAcket", Mfiij^ Schiesher.
clunty Project Honor Memeber Award, Karen Kohley, Barbara Schultz, Terri Schroeder, Sylvia Fruin, Mary Schiesher, Donna Kahley, Susan Hennig, Pam Isen¬ hart. State Project Kathryn Kopsell County & State Outstanding, Kathryn Kopsell.
Special Awards (medals) won in Home Economics (Montgomery Ward), Achievement (Ford Motor Co.), Clothing (Coats & Clark), SUte Outstanding (State of 111.), Kathryn Kopsell.
Following Bill's speech Larry Albrecht of the Huntley club gave the speech which he won in the state speaking contest.
Each person present at the din¬ ner was given a song sheet and throughout the program songs were sung; Mary Borhart led the singing, accompanied at the piano by Beverely Albrecht.
Annual awards were presented to the following:
Huntl^ Harvester's
Harold Sw«|neon — Del Borhart
' ¦' Leaders •SPECIAL AWARDS:
Special awards in most cases can be given only once to a 4-H mem¬ ber; therefore, the award is given to the next person in line the fol¬ lowing year. Preference on special awards was given to a 4-H'er who also turned in an outstanding Re¬ port form, or had a record book and project worthy of State Hon¬ ors. Dairy — Larry Albrecht, Public Speaking — Larry Albrecht, Swine — Chuck Ruth.
State Outstanding award — Kathy Kopsell.
State Project Honor Member: Chuck Ruth, Pat Donahue, Larry Albrecht, Kathy Kopsell.
County 'Ontstandit^^ Mertrtfef: Kathy Kopsell, Sidney Sherwin, Pat Donahue, Larry Albrecht.
County Project Honor Memebr: Chuck Ruth, Pat Donahue, Lanry Albrecht, Kathy Kopsell, Stan Hafferkamp, Paul Donahue, Sidney Sherwin. Ken Kopsell, Beverely Albrecht.
1st year pins were presented to: Dale Bein, Dennis Diedrick, Jim Hennig, Nancy Kopsell, Art Leach. ¦Kathy Meyer, Jim Modaff, Mark Ostrander, Paul Ostrander, Greg Slovacek, John Spiniolas, Theoder Tinberg, Richard Wascher.
3rd year pins were presented, to: Beverely Albrecht, Glen Borhart, Ronald Botterman, Danny Fruin, Sylvia Fruin, Dan Henry, James Spiniolas.
Sth year pins were presented to: Jarry Burkland, Jim Drafall, Alan Hafferkamp.
Other 4-H members who rece/ved a seal for completing the year of club work were:
Larry Albrecht, Steven Bingham, Steven Borhart, (Sordon Diedrick, Pat Donahue, Charles Emesti, Paul Donahue, Ronald Haffer¬ kamp, Stanley Hafferkamp, Susan Henning, Diane Henry, Arthur Kahl, Russell Kahl, Edward Kop¬ pen, Kathryn Kopsell, Kenneth Kopsell, Tom Modaff, Chuck Ruth, Sidney Sherwin, Vanita Sherwin, Stuart Swanson, Ronald Tinberg.
Larry Albiedlt . • •
4-H SUte Public Speaklag Wiaaer
Info. On Rt. 47 Saftey Signs
(Editors Notp t»i^following was PanuiMe by ^ Represent-
sent to the H newly re-elected, ative Daniel M
SUte of DeiMtcUatat nt aad
Woriw.
Division aH[^^ways Office lof Di^fiSEl Engineer 595 South State Street Elgin 60120 Virden E. Staff
Chief Highway Engineer
Nevember 15, 1966
Mr. Daniel M. Pierce Sute RepresenUtive 1923 Lake Avenue Highland Park, lOlnob
Dear Sir:
We wish to reply to your letter of October 4, 1966. but personnel limiUtions made It impossible to obtain any factual daU. Our letter dated September 30 explained why the department has been unable to approve the installation of four-way stop control on ]4oute 47 at Main Street in Hontley.
Actually 4-way stop control, dur¬ ing a busy period is much more hazardous for pedestrians. Drivers are so involved watching other dri¬ vers and making sure they get their turn that oedestrians are overlooked. It is also confusing for pedestrains because some drivers turn left, others right, so it is diffi¬ cult to watch all posible move¬ ments.
The Manual, however, sete up various requiremenU both in traf* flc voltjmes and other considerate^ ions. By statewide observance ot
ee Mtfn^l we are able to main- in more or less uniform signing and marking. There wiuld be con¬ siderably more confask>n and less voluntary cooperation by motorisU if each community was permitted to establish their own traffic con¬ trols, regulations and system of signs. Your interest and concern in this
matter is appreciated.
Very truly yours, J. H. Dinkheller District Engineer By Fred C. Mason
Dlftrict Traffic Snglhen:
Object Description
| Title | The Huntley Farmside |
| Date | 1966-12-01 |
| Month | 12 |
| Day | 01 |
| Year | 1966 |
| Volume | 7 |
| Issue | 35 |
| Decade | 1960-1969 |
| Creator | The Huntley Farmside |
| 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 |
| Contributing Institution | Huntley Area Public Library |
| Collection Name | Huntley Area Newspapers |
Description
| Title | The Huntley Farmside |
| Date | 1966-12-01 |
| Month | 12 |
| Day | 01 |
| Year | 1966 |
| Volume | 7 |
| Issue | 35 |
| Decade | 1960-1969 |
| Sequence | 1 |
| Page | 1 |
| Technical Metadata | Image was scanned by OCLC at the Preservation Service Center in Bethlehem, PA. Archival Image is a 1-bit bitonal tiff that was direct scanned from original material at 300 dpi. The original file size was 188 kilobytes. |
| FileName | 19661201_001.tif |
| Creator | The Huntley Farmside |
| Date Digital | 2007-05-31 |
| 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 |
| Contributing Institution | Huntley Area Public Library |
| FullText | m VOLUME 7 — NUMBER »S THURS., DECEMBER 1, 1968 PHONBt •669-6621 (any time) (if no answer) 469-0908 6 ^afm^id^ SCHOOL FILE HUNTLEY HIG!! 3Cii HUNTLEY. ILL 2 SECTIONS — 10 PAGES MAIUSD AND DISTMBUTBD WBBKUT T eaata iter copy Burglary At Huntley School Solved The recent burglaries in the Hampshire and Huntley schools and several other school and home burglaries in the Sycamore and Dekalb areas have been solved with the apprehension of four youtks who are members of a bur¬ glary gang. How many other boys are involved hal not been deter¬ mined at this titne. The Huntley po^ce interviewed the boys at the DeKalb county sheriff's office, the boys admitted the Huntley burglary and also took the men to a cornfield on the Plank-Burlington Road about M, mile west of Route 23, where they uncovered a Revere 16mm. movie camera in a brown case which was stolen from Huntley school & valued at approximately $500.00. Complaints and warrants have been signed by the Hantley Police Department against t^boys, all of whom are scbool d^B^uts and who are atfll in the canroy of the DalTrih iT^iatii g^riff The Htintley poUceJtoce also in¬ vestigating a rnni6l^H||,t these same boys were lnvol«a with the break-in at the Huntley Dairy Mart last Jnne. Lions Club To Sponsor Tree Sale — Lions Sell Christmas Trees — The Huntley Lions Club will be selling Christmas trees this year in the downtown park. Don McCol¬ lum and Howard Ruth are co-chair¬ men of this event. They expect the trees to arrive the 8 of Dec. and will have them on display either the 9th or the 10th. A selection of balsam and scotch pine Canadian trees rangring from 3 feet to 8 feet, will be available. Each tree will be tagged according to price. During the day, if a lion member is not in attendance, the purchase price of the tree can be paid at either Don's Super Valu store or Collins Pharmacy. Last year, the proceeds from the various money-making activities were speAt on numerous projects which ranged from purchasing Christmas candy for the children oTimw!»jr'artiir^"B»I|MBi!^lll«g- chase band uniforms for the schooi Better than $1,600.00 was spent in civic projects. The community benefits when you support the Lions Club. Huntley 4'H Clubs Award Night They Decked The Halls Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Shott, sons Buck and Hal, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gmner, sons Less, Dave and Danny, Mrs. Joyce Will and son Dong, Mr. aad Mrs. Tom Bjorn, daughter Chris, Mrs. Sunny Tessendorf and Carl Jensen enjoyed the first Christmas party of the season at the Legioa Home on Sonday. A pot luck dinner was enjoyed. Robert Gruner poured, and at the end of the day the Legion Home was gaily decorated fotf the holidays. The three Huntley 4-H Clubs held their annual pot luck dinner and awards night last Friday eve ning in the basement dining room of the Trinity Lutheran Chureh. Following the dinner the par¬ ents and 4-H members heard a speech by Bill Berghom, county 4-H king of the Fair. Bill stated that Judy Johnson, the 4-H Queen had a previous engagenvent which prevented her from attending. # . . --Gtalton ^iti4 — , ' isT yekf^bnviy ptnB .& ac- ¦ chieVement eertif icat^Susan Jirik, : Sue Hayes. ^M\ 3rd year (silverj^bis; Beverly Albrecht, Nancy Rohlwing, Bar- bara Scholer. Sth year (gold) pins; Sue Egg¬ ers, JoAnne Lamz. — SPECIAL AWARDS — State outstanding (state of 111.), Health (Eli Lily Co.), Dress Revue (Simplicity Pattern Co.), Home Improvement — Frances Donahue. County Project Honor Member Award won in Poods, Clothing and Baby Sitting, Mary Boriiart, Jo- Anne I.ian)z, Donna Mollter, Peg¬ gy Neuman, Nancy Rohlwing, Bar¬ bara Scholer. State Project Honor Member Award — Dolores Fawkes. Sue Eggers, Teresa Wisneth, Beverely Albrecht, Vanita Sherwin, Frances Donahue. State Outstanding Club Member Award— Frances Donahue. — JUNIOR CLOVERS — 1st 'year pin & acb^evipment certificate; Jean Borhart, Karen Borhart, Susail Borhart, Jean Er¬ nesti, PAmala Connoly. Katherine Fettes, Debra Hill, Patricia Hom¬ eyer, Nancy Kapsell, Carpi Lamz, Regina Manning, Cindy McCollum, Carol Neumann, Karen Schroeder. Peggy Sigrist, Marcy Ungs, Patty Urbach, Cynthia VanAcker^jfefipic- !a Zimmerman. '*¦'¦ 3-yr member pins; Susan Hennig, Karen Kahley, Debbie VanAcket", Mfiij^ Schiesher. clunty Project Honor Memeber Award, Karen Kohley, Barbara Schultz, Terri Schroeder, Sylvia Fruin, Mary Schiesher, Donna Kahley, Susan Hennig, Pam Isen¬ hart. State Project Kathryn Kopsell County & State Outstanding, Kathryn Kopsell. Special Awards (medals) won in Home Economics (Montgomery Ward), Achievement (Ford Motor Co.), Clothing (Coats & Clark), SUte Outstanding (State of 111.), Kathryn Kopsell. Following Bill's speech Larry Albrecht of the Huntley club gave the speech which he won in the state speaking contest. Each person present at the din¬ ner was given a song sheet and throughout the program songs were sung; Mary Borhart led the singing, accompanied at the piano by Beverely Albrecht. Annual awards were presented to the following: Huntl^ Harvester's Harold Sw«|neon — Del Borhart ' ¦' Leaders •SPECIAL AWARDS: Special awards in most cases can be given only once to a 4-H mem¬ ber; therefore, the award is given to the next person in line the fol¬ lowing year. Preference on special awards was given to a 4-H'er who also turned in an outstanding Re¬ port form, or had a record book and project worthy of State Hon¬ ors. Dairy — Larry Albrecht, Public Speaking — Larry Albrecht, Swine — Chuck Ruth. State Outstanding award — Kathy Kopsell. State Project Honor Member: Chuck Ruth, Pat Donahue, Larry Albrecht, Kathy Kopsell. County 'Ontstandit^^ Mertrtfef: Kathy Kopsell, Sidney Sherwin, Pat Donahue, Larry Albrecht. County Project Honor Memebr: Chuck Ruth, Pat Donahue, Lanry Albrecht, Kathy Kopsell, Stan Hafferkamp, Paul Donahue, Sidney Sherwin. Ken Kopsell, Beverely Albrecht. 1st year pins were presented to: Dale Bein, Dennis Diedrick, Jim Hennig, Nancy Kopsell, Art Leach. ¦Kathy Meyer, Jim Modaff, Mark Ostrander, Paul Ostrander, Greg Slovacek, John Spiniolas, Theoder Tinberg, Richard Wascher. 3rd year pins were presented, to: Beverely Albrecht, Glen Borhart, Ronald Botterman, Danny Fruin, Sylvia Fruin, Dan Henry, James Spiniolas. Sth year pins were presented to: Jarry Burkland, Jim Drafall, Alan Hafferkamp. Other 4-H members who rece/ved a seal for completing the year of club work were: Larry Albrecht, Steven Bingham, Steven Borhart, (Sordon Diedrick, Pat Donahue, Charles Emesti, Paul Donahue, Ronald Haffer¬ kamp, Stanley Hafferkamp, Susan Henning, Diane Henry, Arthur Kahl, Russell Kahl, Edward Kop¬ pen, Kathryn Kopsell, Kenneth Kopsell, Tom Modaff, Chuck Ruth, Sidney Sherwin, Vanita Sherwin, Stuart Swanson, Ronald Tinberg. Larry Albiedlt . • • 4-H SUte Public Speaklag Wiaaer Info. On Rt. 47 Saftey Signs (Editors Notp t»i^following was PanuiMe by ^ Represent- sent to the H newly re-elected, ative Daniel M SUte of DeiMtcUatat nt aad Woriw. Division aH[^^ways Office lof Di^fiSEl Engineer 595 South State Street Elgin 60120 Virden E. Staff Chief Highway Engineer Nevember 15, 1966 Mr. Daniel M. Pierce Sute RepresenUtive 1923 Lake Avenue Highland Park, lOlnob Dear Sir: We wish to reply to your letter of October 4, 1966. but personnel limiUtions made It impossible to obtain any factual daU. Our letter dated September 30 explained why the department has been unable to approve the installation of four-way stop control on ]4oute 47 at Main Street in Hontley. Actually 4-way stop control, dur¬ ing a busy period is much more hazardous for pedestrians. Drivers are so involved watching other dri¬ vers and making sure they get their turn that oedestrians are overlooked. It is also confusing for pedestrains because some drivers turn left, others right, so it is diffi¬ cult to watch all posible move¬ ments. The Manual, however, sete up various requiremenU both in traf* flc voltjmes and other considerate^ ions. By statewide observance ot ee Mtfn^l we are able to main- in more or less uniform signing and marking. There wiuld be con¬ siderably more confask>n and less voluntary cooperation by motorisU if each community was permitted to establish their own traffic con¬ trols, regulations and system of signs. Your interest and concern in this matter is appreciated. Very truly yours, J. H. Dinkheller District Engineer By Fred C. Mason Dlftrict Traffic Snglhen: |
| Collection Name | Huntley Area Newspapers |
