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Buntletr JFarmsiHe
VOLUME 23-NUMBER 7 THURSDAY, MAY 26,1963
GRAFTON TOWNSHIP'S OFnc.AL NEWSPAPER -SINCE 1960
Huntley High School School Files
Huntley, 111.60142
USPS 580-360
16 PAGES
SERVING TH, I'KOPLE OF H J ^ ILEY ilNCE 1960
20c PER COPY
CONCERT & AWARDS
Last Tuesday, May 17th at 7:30 p.m. a Spring TTiank You Concert was held at the Huntley Grade School Gym. Starting off the program was the Sth Grade Band who were making their 1st appearance playing "The Pea¬ nut Song", "The Wood
I Continued on Page 4, 7,10,11 Chopper", and William Tell Overture. Jessica Williams was named the outstanding Sth Grade Band students. She and Julie Trickle and Brian McDonald also competed with the other bands downstate. Other Sth grade members are:
8tti GRADE QRAOUATES
The entire eighth grade graduatmg class of Huntley Elementary School, consisting of 63 members, has been working very hard on thd preparations for Graduation Week. Their goal is to personalize the activites to be meaningful to them. The theme "Underwater Fantasy" has been chosen for the week. Monday, May 23 was the day of the class trip. The student^ decorated the bus with siga^ reading "Just graduated", and "Great America of bust " Tuesday was spent deoorating the gym for the dance Tuesday evening. The disc jockey group "Geny" spun records and kept everyone dancing. Wednesday was spent practicing for graduation itself and Thursday is the BIG DAY.
The graduation ceremony is Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the Grade School gym. Everyone is invited to share in the students joy in passing this first big milestone in their life.
Members of the 8th Grade
Graduation Oass are:
GrcgAlbredrt
Ken Bnad
MukBaoMT
Cheryl Boettcher
Mntle Bracionan
JideBont
CauA CncdatM*
Kick Clavey
ErlcCole
Ton Coaley
Bemadette Darling
Dean Dobrolinaky
John Domagalaki
DMinIa Drendal
Danfiratib DsvM Brath CaaalaEvana
Conthiued on Page 2
The Huntley Jaycees will hold their Annual Sandbox Fill on Sunday, June Sth starting at 10.00 a.m. till 1
AnytHie wanting sand fbr a sandbox please have contain¬ ers by the street and we will gladly fill them for you. We will appreciate your cooperation to make this a successful operation and will continue our service to help the community as we have in the past.
Any questions, please call Brian at 669-3573 or BUl at 669-3436.
COMMUNITY MEETINQ JUNE 29tti
There will be a oommunity meeting conceming the renova- twn of the Huntley Community Sport Cbmplex. This informa¬ tive meeting will involve discussion on the new multi¬ purpose lights, announcer stand, and baseball fields. Everyone is welcomed and all suggestions are needed. The meeting will be held at the Huntley American Legion on Wednesday, June 29th at 7:30 p.m.
LINDALeBOIDA
TOOK HONORS AT
STATE SCIENCE FAIR
Linda LeBoida, an eight grader at Huntley Elementary School eamed a First Place in State CompetHun at the Illinois Junior Academy of Science State Sdence Fair in Cham¬ paign, D. Her project was a study of the l>est coverings to hold in the heat from solar energy. Her conclusions were that double-paned glass holds tatj the heat longer than triple plastic, double plastic or single glass. Linda worked very hard on her project since last October. The other three Continued on Page 2
8th GRADE TOP ACADEMIC WINNERS
Monica Fettes, Cassie Evans and Marci Maxwell are the top academic winners for the Oass of 83 at Huntley Elementary School. Cassie is the Valedictorian with a grade point average fbr Junior High of 4.0. Monica and Marci tied for seoond place Salutatorian positon with a grade point average of 3.98. All three students will give a speech during die graduation ceremony Thursday night.
MEMORIAL DAY IN HUNTLEY
The Huntley American Legion Pbst #673 will conduct Memorial Day services in honor ofthe nations war dead at 11 a.m. on Monday, May 30th at the Huntley Cemetery, Commander Ronald Emricson ofHuntley Post #673 announced today.
Chairman of this year's Memorial Day observance is Robert Schultz, who outlined some of the details of the Post's Memorial Day ceremonies.
Sdiultz explained that this year's observance will include the following:
Parade fiMa the Haiti(7 Amoricaa Loftaa Boom to tha Hnattejr Cemetaiy staithit at lOtBO a^.
Servicoo at Ilm Ciiiiieti j i
Invocathmi Kev. Chariea KHtal, Urinlty Lnthoraa ChvtA, Hnntley.
Fladnn of Memorfal Wraath at base of Flaf Mai Bar Seo^
Continued on Page 2
HUNTLEY YOUTHS
TOJUDGE
UVESTOCK
DOWNSTATE
McHenry County 4-Hers recently participated In meats, dairy, horse, horticulture, pouhry and livestock judging contests. The judging event is one of many leam by doing experiences 4-H memtters may participate in. The Judging program helps youth leam decision making skills, consum¬
er skills, cooperation skills as well as learaing the standards of specific items.
The top four scorers in eadi area will make up the county team that will participate in the State Judghig Contest on June 28 at the University of lUinois, Urbana-Champaign.
Meats judging team members are Eric Saathoff, Woodstock; Lynn Stater, Cary; Dean Jones. Woodstock; and Derek England. Cary. Ahemates are Jhn Manh, n—tlof and Annette Freels, Oontiniied Ml Pkge 2
Object Description
| Title | The Huntley Farmside |
| Date | 1983-05-26 |
| Month | 05 |
| Day | 26 |
| Year | 1983 |
| Volume | 23 |
| Issue | 7 |
| Decade | 1980-1989 |
| 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 |
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| Title | The Huntley Farmside |
| Date | 1983-05-26 |
| Month | 05 |
| Day | 26 |
| Year | 1983 |
| Volume | 23 |
| Issue | 7 |
| Decade | 1980-1989 |
| Sequence | 1 |
| Page | 1 |
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| FileName | 19830526_001.tif |
| Creator | The Huntley Farmside |
| Date Digital | 2007-07-23 |
| 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 |
| FullText | Buntletr JFarmsiHe VOLUME 23-NUMBER 7 THURSDAY, MAY 26,1963 GRAFTON TOWNSHIP'S OFnc.AL NEWSPAPER -SINCE 1960 Huntley High School School Files Huntley, 111.60142 USPS 580-360 16 PAGES SERVING TH, I'KOPLE OF H J ^ ILEY ilNCE 1960 20c PER COPY CONCERT & AWARDS Last Tuesday, May 17th at 7:30 p.m. a Spring TTiank You Concert was held at the Huntley Grade School Gym. Starting off the program was the Sth Grade Band who were making their 1st appearance playing "The Pea¬ nut Song", "The Wood I Continued on Page 4, 7,10,11 Chopper", and William Tell Overture. Jessica Williams was named the outstanding Sth Grade Band students. She and Julie Trickle and Brian McDonald also competed with the other bands downstate. Other Sth grade members are: 8tti GRADE QRAOUATES The entire eighth grade graduatmg class of Huntley Elementary School, consisting of 63 members, has been working very hard on thd preparations for Graduation Week. Their goal is to personalize the activites to be meaningful to them. The theme "Underwater Fantasy" has been chosen for the week. Monday, May 23 was the day of the class trip. The student^ decorated the bus with siga^ reading "Just graduated", and "Great America of bust " Tuesday was spent deoorating the gym for the dance Tuesday evening. The disc jockey group "Geny" spun records and kept everyone dancing. Wednesday was spent practicing for graduation itself and Thursday is the BIG DAY. The graduation ceremony is Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the Grade School gym. Everyone is invited to share in the students joy in passing this first big milestone in their life. Members of the 8th Grade Graduation Oass are: GrcgAlbredrt Ken Bnad MukBaoMT Cheryl Boettcher Mntle Bracionan JideBont CauA CncdatM* Kick Clavey ErlcCole Ton Coaley Bemadette Darling Dean Dobrolinaky John Domagalaki DMinIa Drendal Danfiratib DsvM Brath CaaalaEvana Conthiued on Page 2 The Huntley Jaycees will hold their Annual Sandbox Fill on Sunday, June Sth starting at 10.00 a.m. till 1 AnytHie wanting sand fbr a sandbox please have contain¬ ers by the street and we will gladly fill them for you. We will appreciate your cooperation to make this a successful operation and will continue our service to help the community as we have in the past. Any questions, please call Brian at 669-3573 or BUl at 669-3436. COMMUNITY MEETINQ JUNE 29tti There will be a oommunity meeting conceming the renova- twn of the Huntley Community Sport Cbmplex. This informa¬ tive meeting will involve discussion on the new multi¬ purpose lights, announcer stand, and baseball fields. Everyone is welcomed and all suggestions are needed. The meeting will be held at the Huntley American Legion on Wednesday, June 29th at 7:30 p.m. LINDALeBOIDA TOOK HONORS AT STATE SCIENCE FAIR Linda LeBoida, an eight grader at Huntley Elementary School eamed a First Place in State CompetHun at the Illinois Junior Academy of Science State Sdence Fair in Cham¬ paign, D. Her project was a study of the l>est coverings to hold in the heat from solar energy. Her conclusions were that double-paned glass holds tatj the heat longer than triple plastic, double plastic or single glass. Linda worked very hard on her project since last October. The other three Continued on Page 2 8th GRADE TOP ACADEMIC WINNERS Monica Fettes, Cassie Evans and Marci Maxwell are the top academic winners for the Oass of 83 at Huntley Elementary School. Cassie is the Valedictorian with a grade point average fbr Junior High of 4.0. Monica and Marci tied for seoond place Salutatorian positon with a grade point average of 3.98. All three students will give a speech during die graduation ceremony Thursday night. MEMORIAL DAY IN HUNTLEY The Huntley American Legion Pbst #673 will conduct Memorial Day services in honor ofthe nations war dead at 11 a.m. on Monday, May 30th at the Huntley Cemetery, Commander Ronald Emricson ofHuntley Post #673 announced today. Chairman of this year's Memorial Day observance is Robert Schultz, who outlined some of the details of the Post's Memorial Day ceremonies. Sdiultz explained that this year's observance will include the following: Parade fiMa the Haiti(7 Amoricaa Loftaa Boom to tha Hnattejr Cemetaiy staithit at lOtBO a^. Servicoo at Ilm Ciiiiieti j i Invocathmi Kev. Chariea KHtal, Urinlty Lnthoraa ChvtA, Hnntley. Fladnn of Memorfal Wraath at base of Flaf Mai Bar Seo^ Continued on Page 2 HUNTLEY YOUTHS TOJUDGE UVESTOCK DOWNSTATE McHenry County 4-Hers recently participated In meats, dairy, horse, horticulture, pouhry and livestock judging contests. The judging event is one of many leam by doing experiences 4-H memtters may participate in. The Judging program helps youth leam decision making skills, consum¬ er skills, cooperation skills as well as learaing the standards of specific items. The top four scorers in eadi area will make up the county team that will participate in the State Judghig Contest on June 28 at the University of lUinois, Urbana-Champaign. Meats judging team members are Eric Saathoff, Woodstock; Lynn Stater, Cary; Dean Jones. Woodstock; and Derek England. Cary. Ahemates are Jhn Manh, n—tlof and Annette Freels, Oontiniied Ml Pkge 2 |