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9fc HUNTIEY •3^««!^
VOLUME 18-NUMBER 19 . THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 19771
' FBONB —
669-5621 • If no answer ud) 459-1456 or 459-0998
PO 192 HUNTLEY, ILL
12 PAGES
r SERVQVG THE PEOHiE OF HUNTLET:
SINCXSMI
15 Cents
.»'
^PBIOOfT
RICHARD DEGNER WITH HIS RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION
Ray Plote, Dundee, of R«y Plote Excavating, purchased the 4-H Reserve Grand Champion atoer raised by Richard Degner. Unkm. at tiM 4-H and FFA Livestock auctkia at the McHeniy Coonty Fair. Purchase price was 9Sc a pound. Shown bM U fUchard Dagner. Ray Plote, Congressman Robert McQory and Diane Kuhlman. 1977 4-H Qneen. (Doo Peasley Photoggtapfay).
HUNTLEY HAS 5 PARAMEDICS
1 n ¦^ ^
IKE PROF I
DIST.
Among the Huntley Fire Department Rescue Squad Team, five have completed the second stage In their training to become Para Medics. They are: Captain Al Wiesneth, Asst. Chief Paul 2aUer, Brian Spencer, Dave Veath and Dave Oldham. They started their training in 1972. It is a two part training course. There are some 12 men who have completed the 1st part of the Para Medic cotu'se. The second phase of their traifting is much more extensive and difHcult as they have to be able to administer medicine per doctors orders and to read ETG strips, etc. All of these men have paid fbr their own training. It takes many hours of hospital trotting as well as studying to achieve the title Para
Medic.
'fS)lka Party atthe Hideway Aug. 21st
The Annua] Lion's Oub Family ncnic will be held on Sunday, August 21st starting at 12:30 at Deicke Park. This year the club
will roast a whole pig for the mdn course.
Members are aaked to bring a dish to p«as and their own service- CKunes and prises will be available fot the young.
On Sunday, August 21, Htutf- 1^ dtlarts can widti aad twM to Polka music at Tha Hldeway Lounge. The Polka Paty irlll
feature Jerry Zahata ft his Happy Stats aod w(U begin at 6p.m. at the Bowl m Lanes' Hideway.
The Zelieoaki's have been fea¬ turing eatertainii mt for young and old at thet Hideway all summer but this v Jl be the Htst time dMt a Polka Party will be held at dieir establishment. Thegr invite eveiyoae to pot oa tiMll ^tftiif^t^ shoea and come dowa fot Mwoaimaltan.
TOWNSHIP AONORS HOWARD RUTH
At the last Township roeettni^ a walnut plaque iatlM ikape of the State of IBtnois was presented ta Mrs. hfiidted Riitfi, In hoaor of her husband, tiie late {foward Ruth. Howard was the Grafton Si^perviaor for the last twleve years. His son. Chuck, who won the recent election for SupervisOT, watdied ac \aemoOtee tM^ved the award.
The plaque read: In Memory of Howard C. Ruth for his Loyalty and Dedication as Grafton Township Supervisor served from April 5, 1965 to FchcMty 6,1977. The plaque was presented to Mrs. Ruth hy Trustee David Oldham and Jim Schultz
Bob EUewortii John DftZTnofifer
on
-_^ " » %
PIctarad above Is Jerry Zimmermaa as he welcomes Bob EtbwarthtoDftZTraaaferlac. Bob wffl be like Mnaget of tbe New AutombbUe aad Seiea Department at tUftUcn.
ia addMoa to Mwnmowers. soopwnaMea, aad diain aa*a. BftZ BOW handles tbe Aitic Cat, gjpWt oMward motor line aad a oMupieta aMattinnof aiinni eiitiMiiibik pails aad aooessories. UStZ wifi be opaaes Satantey from 8 to S aad Sanday 10 to 4:
DU la;^ r *!. n Fbr aB the« people, it wto a
J^e WeeFootbaU trtplotbe Uow Mobile Screening
Unit far a free test Moinday,
Augaat ISdi la tiie unit parted at
Huntleyl^e tetlm.
'We ace sore many poooki are
135fta.aH9siiB»>gB>9f»^ relieved to fled tliey don't h«ve
yootb tadde football taaa tUs' Glaacbaia. Sagar Diabetes or
season. Call Steve Oosfbi at U^ Bkwd PMaaafe aad we feel
VASm gtatcAd tfaarlf aay of die people
HnatlsrAma tefected on for ftutfaer ebeAaps
Jaycaoa wffl be able to be iHriped beaooae
r.L>« 'm C3tik ^ diaeaee was eaofht la ttaM,'
„ ^T^^^ ••idaiacktatt.pieddeatflflhe
- '^*.*°*?' **** "^"""^l'- Haadiir Ueaa Ctab. which co-
T'*5??!t5****^**'?S'* ^oosoredttewmaliigwtAthe
af yoaaWaqhaee—. Safar Pto- u^j, ^f Ullaols Poaadat^a.
bawa or wwa rteaawe ptoweiBs Mcdkal iMdatgaoi Dht the sriNaet
aaiaoiMnl«e««Ktor. •: (S^,a^ii^«^^orf^|rt^|,
Aay boy between the 1M3 aad weighlag no more than
Object Description
| Title | The Huntley Farmside |
| Date | 1977-08-18 |
| Month | 08 |
| Day | 18 |
| Year | 1977 |
| Volume | 18 |
| Issue | 19 |
| Decade | 1970-1979 |
| 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 |
Description
| Title | The Huntley Farmside |
| Date | 1977-08-18 |
| Month | 08 |
| Day | 18 |
| Year | 1977 |
| Volume | 18 |
| Issue | 19 |
| Decade | 1970-1979 |
| Sequence | 1 |
| Page | 1 |
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| Creator | The Huntley Farmside |
| Date Digital | 2007-07-16 |
| 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 | 9fc HUNTIEY •3^««!^ VOLUME 18-NUMBER 19 . THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 19771 ' FBONB — 669-5621 • If no answer ud) 459-1456 or 459-0998 PO 192 HUNTLEY, ILL 12 PAGES r SERVQVG THE PEOHiE OF HUNTLET: SINCXSMI 15 Cents .»' ^PBIOOfT RICHARD DEGNER WITH HIS RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION Ray Plote, Dundee, of R«y Plote Excavating, purchased the 4-H Reserve Grand Champion atoer raised by Richard Degner. Unkm. at tiM 4-H and FFA Livestock auctkia at the McHeniy Coonty Fair. Purchase price was 9Sc a pound. Shown bM U fUchard Dagner. Ray Plote, Congressman Robert McQory and Diane Kuhlman. 1977 4-H Qneen. (Doo Peasley Photoggtapfay). HUNTLEY HAS 5 PARAMEDICS 1 n ¦^ ^ IKE PROF I DIST. Among the Huntley Fire Department Rescue Squad Team, five have completed the second stage In their training to become Para Medics. They are: Captain Al Wiesneth, Asst. Chief Paul 2aUer, Brian Spencer, Dave Veath and Dave Oldham. They started their training in 1972. It is a two part training course. There are some 12 men who have completed the 1st part of the Para Medic cotu'se. The second phase of their traifting is much more extensive and difHcult as they have to be able to administer medicine per doctors orders and to read ETG strips, etc. All of these men have paid fbr their own training. It takes many hours of hospital trotting as well as studying to achieve the title Para Medic. 'fS)lka Party atthe Hideway Aug. 21st The Annua] Lion's Oub Family ncnic will be held on Sunday, August 21st starting at 12:30 at Deicke Park. This year the club will roast a whole pig for the mdn course. Members are aaked to bring a dish to p«as and their own service- CKunes and prises will be available fot the young. On Sunday, August 21, Htutf- 1^ dtlarts can widti aad twM to Polka music at Tha Hldeway Lounge. The Polka Paty irlll feature Jerry Zahata ft his Happy Stats aod w(U begin at 6p.m. at the Bowl m Lanes' Hideway. The Zelieoaki's have been fea¬ turing eatertainii mt for young and old at thet Hideway all summer but this v Jl be the Htst time dMt a Polka Party will be held at dieir establishment. Thegr invite eveiyoae to pot oa tiMll ^tftiif^t^ shoea and come dowa fot Mwoaimaltan. TOWNSHIP AONORS HOWARD RUTH At the last Township roeettni^ a walnut plaque iatlM ikape of the State of IBtnois was presented ta Mrs. hfiidted Riitfi, In hoaor of her husband, tiie late {foward Ruth. Howard was the Grafton Si^perviaor for the last twleve years. His son. Chuck, who won the recent election for SupervisOT, watdied ac \aemoOtee tM^ved the award. The plaque read: In Memory of Howard C. Ruth for his Loyalty and Dedication as Grafton Township Supervisor served from April 5, 1965 to FchcMty 6,1977. The plaque was presented to Mrs. Ruth hy Trustee David Oldham and Jim Schultz Bob EUewortii John DftZTnofifer on -_^ " » % PIctarad above Is Jerry Zimmermaa as he welcomes Bob EtbwarthtoDftZTraaaferlac. Bob wffl be like Mnaget of tbe New AutombbUe aad Seiea Department at tUftUcn. ia addMoa to Mwnmowers. soopwnaMea, aad diain aa*a. BftZ BOW handles tbe Aitic Cat, gjpWt oMward motor line aad a oMupieta aMattinnof aiinni eiitiMiiibik pails aad aooessories. UStZ wifi be opaaes Satantey from 8 to S aad Sanday 10 to 4: DU la;^ r *!. n Fbr aB the« people, it wto a J^e WeeFootbaU trtplotbe Uow Mobile Screening Unit far a free test Moinday, Augaat ISdi la tiie unit parted at Huntleyl^e tetlm. 'We ace sore many poooki are 135fta.aH9siiB»>gB>9f»^ relieved to fled tliey don't h«ve yootb tadde football taaa tUs' Glaacbaia. Sagar Diabetes or season. Call Steve Oosfbi at U^ Bkwd PMaaafe aad we feel VASm gtatcAd tfaarlf aay of die people HnatlsrAma tefected on for ftutfaer ebeAaps Jaycaoa wffl be able to be iHriped beaooae r.L>« 'm C3tik ^ diaeaee was eaofht la ttaM,' „ ^T^^^ ••idaiacktatt.pieddeatflflhe - '^*.*°*?' **** "^"""^l'- Haadiir Ueaa Ctab. which co- T'*5??!t5****^**'?S'* ^oosoredttewmaliigwtAthe af yoaaWaqhaee—. Safar Pto- u^j, ^f Ullaols Poaadat^a. bawa or wwa rteaawe ptoweiBs Mcdkal iMdatgaoi Dht the sriNaet aaiaoiMnl«e««Ktor. •: (S^,a^ii^«^^orf^|rt^|, Aay boy between the 1M3 aad weighlag no more than |