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VOLUME 8 — NUMBER 8 TBUR8DAT. MAT 25.  1967
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Luncheon & Demonstrations
The United Chiaxh of CSirist Sr. Choir will apoMor a "Lancheeo Is Served" at the Social H^ of the cburch at 12 noon on WedneedJiy.
June 7. .. .  -„
A nuitiery will be provwed nor snudl children but they *ould be fed before they owne.
The Northern Illinois Gas Com¬ pany will demonstrate ontdoor cook¬ ing. The program will feature many new bJffbeque techniques and grill ideas to laajte eutdoor ooolciac more fun as well as more delicious.
Two Northnm lOinoia Gm Com¬ paoy home eooawnfets Jean Cooaey and r-rfi "tarjl Jftti iinm»rr raaay meat, powiy WKTlMt recipes for tSMir "In Wi^ to Caek Out" redpe f(rider, wiii^ will be distrib- \ited to members of (he audience after the program.
These humemaking experts will
also introduce a new adventure in outdoor coitog—the gas grill— wltich is easy to use and designed for year-round outdoor cooking.
Food door prizes wil be given away. Members, flieir friends and guests and the genand puUic are invited to the June luttdieoa and meeting. IV^ets are availabie tnta any member nf tbe choir and from Mrs. John Ru^.
Commencement Program
The closing events of the 1966- 67 sdiool year wiU be within the next few days. On Sunday cvemng at 8 o'clock Vhc. Bacalaureate ser¬ vice wfll be held in the High School Symoasium for the ht^ achaol graduating dass. The speaker will be Rev. Frederick Harm. ': On Mooday, Mlay 29, the 81li grade graduation will he hdd at 8 o'clock in the gynuuoium.
The High Sdiool Commencement will be iwld on Wednesdair evemog May SI, at a-M pMi.
OQnM^e pnogranns oi tiiese events are printed Elsewhere in this week's isMe of the Farmside.
SCHOOL FILE
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Boy Scout Camperee
Over the past week-end (May 19 21) the Huntley Boy Scoii Troop 167 participated in the aramal Kis¬ waukee District Sjprmg Camporee. •Wje enctsnpmcnt was near Cond Road south of Marengo.
The tlieme of this year's camporee was "(^wTatkm Disaster and the scouts with tiidr leaders practice the skais necenary fa> efficiently oope with a disaster. Hie boys demoastratad Oieir akiH addi si^al flags, fint-aUi, knot-tying, and ptioutive fire hidktfctg techniques. Tbey aha review tmergntcy mobili¬ zation procedures.
The manbers of Huntley's Troop 1*7 spert many hours this spring helping clear debris from farms that were fait by the tornado in ApriL Tlieir additional experience and ti-aininf ia last week-ends camporee should be of greater help :diouk! aaother disaster strike.
The menobers of IfunQey's Boy Scout IVoop M7 ape piamiing to at¬ tend Camp Lowden of the Black¬ hawk Area CoundL This summer eiperieace is cfitn to all Boy Scouts and any inteicaled Mters also, lie troop has resened the Whippoorwill Camp site and will be there £roni Jtfly n-29. n>e camp fee inchides food and activities for the week. Registrations close June 1.
B(^3 who have registered at tins time are: B(A Ziric, twD Kalsow, Ken Kanqjhausen. Vance Swanson, Warren Behrens. Paul Domdnie and Pat Donahue.
Memorial Dey Tuesday May 30
Mom-Daughter Banquet
The Mother and Daughter ban- quest sponsored by tiie Mer.'s Fel¬ lowship of the United Church of Ciirist Congregational was attended by over IOO pei-sons on Saturday May 20th.
A delicious roast beef dinner was planned prepared and served by tlie men w1m> treated the ladies to an evening out with entertainment planned especially for them.
Mrs. Shig Fujimoto who spent jsome tin:*e last simuner visiting her native Japan showed pictures and added many interesting bits of information and humor about that countiy and her experience. Mrs. Fujimoto was attired in a beautiful Japanese costume which enhanced her natural attradiv«iess and en- l^nced \the au^ence, sspredic^lly the youngr children who were pres¬ ent.
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Merritt then entertained the audience with their folk singing to the accomoaniment of their own inslruments. Their dis¬ tinctive style kept even the small¬ est children quiet to see aoci listen and conduded a deli^tfti] ovening for those in attendance.
Coming Events
Sunday, May 38
8:0D p.m. Baccalaureate Monday, May 29
8:C0 p.m. tJ* Grade Graduation Tussday, May 80
MEMORIAL DAY Wednesday, May 81
8:00 p.m. H. S. OwBineuceiwBt Wednesday, June 7 12:00 noon. LuncSieon at United Church of Christ with Foods Den«m- station following. Open to the pid)- Uc. Tickets available from dioir members and Alice Rus^.
X-Ray Unit To Be Near Friday
The mobfle unit will be operat¬ ing in Woodstock on Friday, Maf 26. from 12-30 to 5 and 6 to 8-.W pjn. Tt win be located at tte South side of the Court house as usual.
The McHenry County "Mtercw- lo«is Asaoeiatien eponsora «f fb6 xray projrram, sn^jrests that bar¬ bers might wish to take advantage of this opportunity to have an xnay, assuring themselves of theb/ report before the July 1 deadline. Sdiool personnel could avoid ttie Septen^er rush by having an xray at this time or throujrhont the summer. The next scheduled visit of the unit is June 2S, when it wiD be in Harvard.
All pM^ms 18 years of ace or older may have a fnae chest najr as well as children with a poaitiva tnbereulln dda tatt
Memorial Day Services
The American LeRioQ will hold ^Memorial Day services on Tuesday. May 30, in nuodey. Union and Harmony.
For those participating in ttie l>arade brecdrfast wiii be "erved at the UAkm American LJegRon Home at 7:90 a.m. The Union p€ff- ade will start at 9:00 a.m. in front of the Union Legion Home.
The Huntley school bands will participate in the services.
The Huntley program v.'iW stmt <«t 10.30 a.m. ia front of the Ley- ion Home. The parade will move east oil Main Street, turn south on Church Street, west an JUS Street. then soulb bn Dean Smat to the cemetwy where memorial services will be held as in past yjara
Rev. Pranks of the Unitad durch of Christ CongregatioBal in Hunt¬ ley wiU conduct the rel^lous por¬ tion of the servicas.
The guest speaker for all services this year wiH be William Carlson of Algonquin who will be the new commander of the Uth district of "Rie American Legion in Illinois.
At the conrhwian of iiie memor* ial services, ra&oabBMnts wffi be aerved to tiioBe partidpathig ia IJie j>iwMlf at Om Huatiar Aniari' can Le^on Honie.
In the aftemion at 2 o'clock the combined Hnntley and Union Leg- iooaires wiU ccnduot a memorial service at the Hatmooy cemetery.
Tlie graves of HunHev's ciMrens who formerly served their coantry wiH be decorated by the ladies of the Legion Auxiliary. Anyone w^o wisiies to donate flowers for Menj- orial Day should contact Mn. Luc- lille Kodi, 609-5062. Also any mem¬ ber interested ia mardiing with the Auxiliary should pian to be at the Legion Home in Huntley by 7:15 a.m. to go to Union, and 1^ 10:0(> for the Huntley parade.
JnikCar Mmm
The Jtmk Car ordinance fathered by Supervisor Howard Ruth, Graf¬ ton, has been very succesifbt in ifdrihiK ttie yards and driveways of joak cars. It hae, i nefd, been so succwful that the jark ears arc plaauing the McHenry County Sher- iffitf in that people are apparently towhig tiiem to anyii^iere along (he roadside and leaving them. It is then the duty of the Sieriff to find out who owns them and to have them towed away. If he cannot find the owner he must remove them from the road if the yiMresent a traffic haznd. Tliese cars must be kept for 30days. "Bat where?" says Sher¬ iff John CaivH. He has three stored in the Court House paricint; kit and tids is causing a crowded concNtion there, it is said.
OmHaviaor Charlee P. Weingart said that he would cimsidt wtth the Fair Ground offidals to see if there is a place to store them mi the fair grounds until they are claimed or diq>osed ot. It was said that the towing companies of the county are refusing to pick tbem up as they have no place to state them witibout being in vidation of the Junk Car nrdiaaace.
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