The Huntley Farmside

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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 23,1995 - VOLUME 34, NUMBER 46
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Chamber Honors Huntley Farmside 35th Anniversary
By Tracey Schwartz
This weekend the Huntley Area Chamber of Commerce & Industry will honor The Huntley Fannside newspaper's 35th anniversary at Huntley Business Expo '95 in Huntley High School's Delaney Gym. In celebration there will be Farmside memorabilia on display and free copies of this issue at the chamber booth.
The first issue of The Huntley Farmside was created and produced by Dennis Q. "Scoop" O'Brien and his fiancee, Suzanne LeGrand, on April 7, 1960. Over the years the newspaper grew into a family enterprise with Scoop and Suzanne and their three sons, Quinn, Scott and Jim, each contributing to the success of the weekly community tabloid.
Through the 1970's Scoop continued to deliver Huntley its "hometown newspaper" with his new wife. Marge, and their three children, Heather, Shawn and Beth. During Scoop's illness and extended hospitalization, the staff kept the Farmside coming out on schedule.
After the death of Scoop
Suzanne Brown, publisher of The Huntley Farmside
O'Brien in 1986 Suzanne Legrand Brown took ownership of The Huntley Farmside again. Brown, assisted by the local staff, has managed the newspaper as sole owner from her home in California ever since. Today, Karen Kohley, Joyce LipuL Margie Hughes, Tracey Schwartz, Melissa Cavill, Sue Fabros and Sally
Archambeault along with the help of many stringers, columnists and delivery. personnel, strive to provide the same folksy, family- oriented, good news, hometown newspaper as was begun thirty-five years ago.
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Huntley Scouts Hold Pinewood Derby	
By Debby Frasher
On Saturday, Jan. 21, Boy Scout Pack #167 held their Pinewood Derby. The turn-out was great and the races eventful. The winners in each division are listed below.
TIGERS
Race: 1st David Reynolds; 2nd Tim Slagle; 3rd Joe Hupperich. Best Design: 1st Sean Hundley; 2nd Daniel Krecker; 3rd Adam Borhart Best Paint Job: 1st Kiel Mueller; 2nd David Reynolds; 3Fd 2^hary Ruemelin.
WOLF
Race: 1st Ryan Blakely; 2nd Matthew McMahon; 3rd John Frasher. Best Design: 1st Charles Wickersheim; 2nd Matthew McMahon; 3rd John Frasher. Best Paint Job: 1st Tommy Reynolds; 2nd Charles Wickersheim; 3rd Matthew McMahon.
BEAR
Race: 1st Stephen Fabros; 2nd Jack Lindberg; 3rd Sam Wills. Best Design: 1st Stephen Fabros; 2nd Jimmie Jewell; 3rd Jack Lindberg. Best Paint Job: 1st Brian Manning; 2nd Michael Newsome; 3rd Sam Wills.
WEBELOS 4TH GRADE
Race: 1st Richard Blakely; 2nd Christopher RuemeUn.
WEBELOS 5TH GRADE
Race: 1st David Kabbe; 2nd Brandon Lebron. Best Design: 1st David Kabbe; 2nd Ken Raymer, Jr.; 3rd Brandon Lebron. Best Paint Job: 1st Ken Raymer, Jr.; 2nd Christopher Ruemelin; 3rd Eric Grimes.
A special thanks to coordin¬ ators; Gary Wickersheim, John Blakely, Bill Benton, Henry Frasher, Ron Schroeder and Brian Lee. They set up the
track, cared for the cars and called the races. Special thanks to Sue Kabbe and the
Bear Pack Pinewood Derby race winners were (I to r) 3rd Sam Wills, 1 st Stephen Fabros and 2nd Jack Lindberg.
5th grade Webelos Pinewood Derby Best Paint Job winners were (I to r) 1st Ken Raymer, Jr., 3rd Eric Grimes and 2nd Christopher Ruemelin.
volunteers in the kitchen area, who did a great job preparing the food and drinks. Thanks also to those who donated to the kitchen needs. Special
thanks to the individuals who helped judge the best design and paint jobs. Thanks to all the volunteers who helped make this event a success.
The Huntley Farmside office is located in the lower level at 11801 E. Main, the corner of Main and Woodstock.
For More Pinewood Derby Photos See Page 4