The Huntley Farmside

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VOLUME 12 — NUMBER  18 THURSDAY,   AUGUST   5,   1971
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Hi Ho Come To The McHenry Connty Fair
One <if the outstanding hishllehts of the Mc¬ Henry County Fair will be. beld on opening night Wednesday, Auirust 4. with Ihe 23rd annual Miss
McHenry County pageant. From left, front: Deb¬ bie Brady, 1969 wfamer; Lonie DeWerdt, Woadar Lake; Jeanne Kristenaen, Woodstock; Rose Emery,
Richmond; Sandy Miller, Marengo; Cynthia Bram¬
ble, Vox River Grove; Dawn Mark, Lake-in-the- Hills and Mrs. Lylo Kleckner, chairman. Back Linda Beyer, committee member; Diane Mathison, Miw Hebron; Linda Koch, Fluntiey; Cindy Zuspan, Ci9i^ Lake; €in«y Bir41, Mias McHenry County; Aane   Elliott,   McHenry;   Pam   Pack,   Haravrd;
Girl Scoot Day Camp at Deicke Park
Candy Davis, nion; nnd Rita and Leame Oest, Committee membets. (Don Peasiey Photos)
Pictured to th<> richt is l.inda Koch. Miss Hundey, with Mr. Glen Delaney who escorted lier to the Preliminery Judging on behalf of the Hnntley Lions Club who sponsored her.
State Bank of Huntley Has Resourses of $10,086,928.
The State Bank of Huntley had .1 rew high in tot;il resources on July 31 in the amount of $10,086.- 928. Some of th^ reasons for this niw high is the increase in demand and savings deposits, as well as col- I'Ciiin (f ty.xes for Kane and Mc- lleni-y  Counties.
Ovor th" years when a new high i.s rci'hfd, it i.s just a matter of I hne before these new totals be- (.¦r:iio pernianent. A comparison to¬ tal resource figure of ten years ago w.-s $.V076.'i58.
Physical Exams Required
Parents of children expected to enter kindergarten, fifth and ninth grade in the Huntley Schools Aug¬ ust 27 are being reminded by school (fficial-, lo have their child's physi- c'll and denial examinations com¬ pleted with the exam forms return¬ ed to Uieir school by that date.
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The Huntley Girl Scouts held their first day camp during the last week of July. The camp was held in Diecke Park from 10:00 till 3:G0.
There was a total of 54 Girl Scouts in attendance, four units were set up to handle the namber of girls. Two Brownie units under the lea¬
dership of Evelyn Grechis, Teresa Gourletz, Doris Maynard and Ella Tinberg. One Junior unit lead by Nancy   Shotliff   and   Betty   oeske.
each  unit preparing one  course of the meal and the dessert was home Continued on Page two GIRL SCOUTS
Legion Joint Instalation
Tie American liegion Post 673 of Huntley will install the new of- ficc:-s for 71-72 at the Legion Post Hi.me cf Huntley, Saturday, August 7th at 8 P.M.
The following is the list of officers to br^ installed: Harold Doty, Com¬ mander; Joel Belden, Sr. Vice-Com¬ mander; John Mattingly, Jr. Vice- Ccmmander; Don Enstrom, Adju¬ tant; Dennis Rudzinski, Finance Of¬ ficer and Harold lohn, Sgt.-at-Arms.
Traditionally,   the   Huntley Aun-
officers the same evening. In kecp«
ing with this long established prac-
Conttnued oa Page two
LEGION  INSTALATION