The Huntley Farmside

              VOLUME 14 — NUMBER 18 THURSDAY, AUGUST J, t97>»3
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"BE SURE YOU ARE RIGHT, THBN OO AHEAD'' — DavU Cr«efcet«
JCoem Borhart Crtmmed Miss McHenry County
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rjr CewiWy F»lr held a talMit contest inr whicfi forty two entries partici¬ pated. "Sympathy,'' a rodtn music group from Huntiey, entered and placed as oae of ttie twelve finaliste to compete Friday evening at the fair. The group includes Randy Lesr- geo, playing- organ, Randy Boley, guitar. Mike Baber, drums, Steve Sciiachtner, base guitar, Ed Brande- MLSIC CONTfcST
CoBtiiiued oa Paj^e Two
'1 he third amuai sidewalk day was hetd in Huntiey \aet Seturtey, July 28ih. The Sidewalk sale was hdd on the square with downtrwn merchants. Heinrman Hardware, tft© Huntley Shoe Box, Tte Village Store, State Bank of huntiey aad Harry's Super Valu having booths in front of their establishments Other merchants sudi M the Huntley Supermarket, the HuMley Fjjnnside Newspopw, Dr. Jamies O'Laughlin also had boothf downtown. Still other m«r- rb^ois outside of the dowii^cwn are's such a!>,the HuntJey Boutique, M. A H. Oairy Mart and Martowe's Feed hsd specials in tfieir stores to ode- bratf the event-
The bank's penny corrai was of special interest to the youngsters in tJie community^ Kids up to the am; cf 10 seaoh through siraw for pen¬ nies whldi had been piaoed there by the l>iknk. A cash award was mad^ to the two yountrsteta who gathered ttie most pcnoies. tlaey vipne
After a wmrtie-r w prt»ye-s, pj«n- ning and practice, tilo Huntley Dra- matirs Company fer C^^irist is ready for ii.«^^ first public r?rtormance. This taJcnJed group Ol young people will be "TeMing It like It Is" on Sunday, Augrust 12, XrOO P.M. in the Hunt¬ ley Firebam. Yes, that's the name ci' their show — "Tell It Like It Is,'' by Ralph Cawiichael and Kurt Kai- sar - and it "tells if about- Life, ConUntied on Page Two DR.\MATI<^ CO
Most m^f^tants caaida«d sidewalk day a success. Harry's Super Vjju through his advertising in the Hunt¬ ley Farmside Newspaper and a clr- (CootiiMied on Page 2) SIDEWALK SALE
NOTICE
• As in year past, tbe Huntley Farm- side will take Fair Pictures on Sun¬ day, August 5 by the dairy seddon at the McHenry County Fair at ap¬ proximately Noon.
Marlowes Show Past Souvenirs
Mr. Mid Mn. Henry Mariowe stow sonveolrs of the past fair* from Mrs. Mariowe^a
faoily wMcb Aows an enveU^ annonaciiic the SeOi annlverBary of the MtiBenry
Coonty Falrl Heiea't gfandfatben €. W. HarriMB, was president in flie eaittnr yean..
The fair was rerlrcd la 1949 after a lapse of several years. The envelope above earried
a 19«3 date. (Don P^easley Photo)
Srd AtuatuA SidewaXh. Day