The Huntley Farmside

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VOLUME 10 — NUMBER 33 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER, 27,19«9
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Christmas Fund Is Over $300
This is the last week to donate funds for Christmas decorations for the park. The Lion's Club com- mmittee pkns to purchase the dec¬ oration Dec. 1st. The Huntley Farmside will publish a final list of the names of donators in next weeks paper, as well as reporting what the money was spent for. Thus far ov^r $300 has been con¬ tributed to Hie fund. The commit¬ tee has purchased a blue spruce tree for the west end of the park.
4'H Leaders Honored
Sock Hop Friday
A Sock Hop will be held on Fri¬ day, the 28th of Novemoer from 7:30 to 10:00 p.m. at the Congre¬ gational Church Hall. This event is sponsored by the chapel choir of the church. The officers of the choir are President, Gail Eckman; Vice President, David HiU; Secretary, Bobby Sue Tessmer; and Treasurer, Jane Mididflm.' Tb«4#^ is iml^r the directioli «r Mrs. B«Ba Ostrand¬ er.
The choir members plan to make this a festive Thanksgiving Sock Hop and invite all 6th, 7th, and Sth grade students of the commtinity to a de¬ lightful evening at music, refresh¬ ments and dandng.
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^Bazaar For <.   Christmas Fiind,
\S A Special Fond IUiiin« PtOmo-
tion for the Benefit 4(4he Huttiey Decorating; Fund to be lield at the    § 1st Congregationid Churdi im Sat   . '¦ November 29th from 12 to 9 ptn. <       A Bazaar and Bake Sale wiU ttact ^
at 12 noon and wQl last vatiH 9 pm or until all the items are eoo^lMe* ly sold out. There will be Flmnal      .^ Displays by Jerry Krentaer, Git»-      ' brity Jewelry by LcMjIiie IljrratMr» Avon  ProducU  by yifeda  JOhaMMl our Huntley Avon Repietntativ*/ A Special—For M«q Only Hodr^ will be held from 6:80 to 7:80 frti There wlU be Free Gtft Wi«p^^ The Profit  usually made thMiffi^ commissions   on   the   Salea  lilliliir will be turned   over to    Bnattey, Decoration Committee, to Bmalijf, the Square for tbe ChristauB Sflft-
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More than 120 McHenry County 4-H Leaders were honored at a recognition program given them by sponsors last week.
Presenting the dinner were the McHenry County .,AKicnU»»« and Home Economies firte^ioiB Serf*' ices, assisted by McHenry FS..
In the salute, the 4-H Leaders were honored for teaching "skills, friendship, leadership, citizenship, perseverance,   character,   initiative
and achievement."
Henry Edgerton, executive secre¬ tary of the McHenry County Farm Bureau, gave the invocation. Dave Smith, assistant farm adviser, and
the Extension Oouddls — Earl Schultz, Jr. and Mrs. Elmer Dom .. in passing out recognition awards.
The list shows 41 first-year lead¬ ers. Those with the longest service
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include Mrs. John Strohui, Wood¬ stock, 26 years and Stuart Wells, Harvard,  24  years.
Olhers include: Mrs. Raymond Wiersma, Hebron, 21 years; Ken Maduu$e9,   Algonquin,   18   yean;
Hubert Schultz, Woodistodk, 17 years; Mrs. Laverne Jcriinsqa, Mar¬ engo, 13 years; Ernest Marzahl and John Schlosser, 12 years.
Teachers To Visit Industry
Huntley Football Report
Pictared Abore: L. to R. FRONT are: W. G. Barmeister, lim Bats, Hany Dangtierty, Ed Hayes. BACK: H. Marlowe, L. Marks, T. Lawther, T. JankowsU, C. Rouse.
R^resentattreg from Hnntley Industries aad Saperiateadent Qt Schooto a>et te ^aa for the Teachers of Hantley Schools to visit the Indastries of HoBOey.
W. G. Bohneister of Union Special was (be host
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Edwavd Hayes and Harry Daugherty represented Midweat. WeD flafplj Company, James Bats, U.S. Magnetic Tape Ce., llieodoie Lawlhm, OMgr CaqNHatton, Heniy Marlowe, Mariowe Feed aad Hatdiery, CM A. B. RobhMon aad Ted Jantowrtd of Hnadey Material Haadi^ Ce. tin vtoMxiptM^
Huntley High School held Its football awards assembly Friday, Nov. 21st. The following students were given their awards at tbis time; Varsity Letter Winners were Phil Lindsey, Gary Downen, Dar¬ win Campbell, Larry Delaney, Dave Schmietendorf, Glen Borhart BiU Ruth, Jim Bakley, Dan Fruin, Scott Harm, Gary Schultz, Jon Spradlin, Scott Eckman Hal Shott, Jim DrafaU, Pat Donahue, Joe Kahl, Al Hafferkamp, Greg Bund¬ gard and Len Borhart.
Fresh-soph and Junior Varsity awards were given to Dennis Pfaff, Bob Zirk, Ted Tinberg, George Ewert, Paul Mattingley, Tom Mo¬ daff, Grant Marks, Mark Zorica, Doug Lindsey, Ron Tinberg, Steve Nevel, Craig Bastian, Mike Zorica, Tom Kalsow and Paul Shott.
Mr. Maning presented the Var¬ sity awards and Mrs. Sdiereff, the cheei leading awards. Awarding letters at this time, gives the foot¬ ball players a chance to wear their awards especiaUy seniors before the end of he year,
Cheerleading awards went to the foUowing; Varsity-Linda Koch, Captain, Cindy Goehl, Glorui Koch and Jean Finzel. Fresh-Soph were Karen Borhart, Debbie Schooley, Karen Naperman, Ann Michelsen, Cindy Ewert and Peggy Sigrist, Al¬ ternate.
A'kpecial mention was given by thb Litde "8" AU- Conference Team. TUs yeiM^, no player from Huntiey made m team, however, special mentioa was given to (Hen Borhart, a junior wbo {dayed ted and Bitt Butti, sophomdM wltp a« Face llaw
HUNTLEY   FOOTBALL RECORDS FROM  RECORDED FILES AS OF 19«9
Highest rushing average per carry for one season 9.0 yds. Larry Rasmusen 1965.
Most passes attempted in one season, Charles Goehl ISO 1968
Most passes completed in one season 67 in 1968 Charles GoehL
Most total passing yardage in one season, Cbarles Goehl 1642 yards in 1968.
Highest completion average. 671 Brent Webeer 1966.
Most T.D.'s passing in one year, 17, Charles Goehl 1968 .
Most passes caught in on sea¬ son , Yurs, 27 in 1968.
Most passes caught in one game, Workowski   1964 7 passes.
Longest nm from scrimmage Larry Rasmusen 78 yards, Oct 8 1965 vs. Hebron.
Most yards gained from scrim¬ mage in single Larry Rasmusen, 215 yards, Nov. 6, 1966 against Hampshire.
Most T.D.'s scored in one game Steve Goehl. 6, Nov. 4, 1966, against Hiawatha.
Most T.D.'s in one season Larry Rasmusen in 1965.
Most points scored in one year Barry Borhart in 1968, M.
Most yardage gained in oae sea¬ son Larry Basmi^en 1041 yards in 1966.
Most team points in one year 1964, 22L
Most T.D.'s passing in one game 3, Barry Boriiart September 16, 1968 against Bichmond, tied 1^ Paul Yuis against Genoa saote «B PSfa Ifene
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Tbe senior class of Huntlay School   has   voted   to talent-variety   show   as   its making project The show «ffl iR^ -<^ enUtied Love 70" and will B» ||Si^ sented on April 2etb. Pitas r~"
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visior, Mr. Milto, tne that costumes will be needed. Aojr- one of tbe community wbp wldws to contribute an (dd BaiknMat costume or special gear, piMiM conuct any senior or Mr. MiUer of the high school. (Phone 669-6171). Of particular need are tiie f<dlow- ing: a cane, a top hat or a straw hat a wooden Indian, a bear or gorUla cosume, old formals, skirts of tile 60's (which go bdow the knees). The show iMromises to ba an exciting night's entertainmeid.
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Ernest H. Keller has been elect¬ ed vice president, marketing; of U.S. - Magnetic Tape Company, Huirtley, III., subsidiary of Wabash Magnetics, Inc.
KeUer, general salea manager since last Januaiy, joined the com¬ pany three years ago, ctCv serving for five years in vaiioaa atecathe sales positions with tiie pareiot com¬ pany in Wabash, Ind., aad hi Warfh ington, D.C.
In acklitioa to continuing ntgait sibilities hi tlie ca/bi9ttn ^^e tntk, KeUer wiU also guide tbe iatradDO- tion of the company's aew ylmSf" tape lines to be marketed ia 1970 under brand names "Ptimvs" and 'Duramil TV," and private libd audio tape.
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Veterans* Party Held
Tuesday,   November    18, Hundey American Legioa was the scene for a special ' giving party tmr % groi^ of Ikeiqrft- alizated veterans.
FBty patients ti$m fflgift^ Bospital wem brodi^ th f by special tai .pt^lti^.-'