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Newspaper
Huntley Farmside
Location
Huntley, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1966
Page
1
Huntley Police report four boys linked to burglaries at Huntley and area schools and homes in Sycamore and Dekalb counties. The suspects led officers to a cornfield where a stolen 16mm movie camera valued around 500 dollars was recovered. Warrants issued for the youths still in custody.
The Huntley Lions Club will sell Christmas trees in the downtown park with balsam and Scotch pine options from 3 to 8 feet. Co chairs Don McCollum and Howard Ruth expect trees to arrive December 8 and display December 9 or 10. Proceeds last year funded local civic projects including band uniforms and children’s candy.
Three Huntley 4-H Clubs held their annual pot luck and awards night at Trinity Lutheran Church basement. Bill Berghorn spoke as county 4-H King of the Fair. Judy Johnson could not attend. Larry Albrecht won the state speaking contest. Mary Barhart led songs with Beverely Albrecht at the piano.
They Decked The Halls Gruner sons Less Dave and Danny Mrs Joyce Will and son Doug Mr and Mrs Tom Bjorn daughter Chris Mrs Sunny Tessendorf and Carl Jensen enjoyed the first Christmas party of the season at the Legion Home on Sunday. A pot luck dinner was enjoyed Robert Gruner poured and at day end the Legion Home was gaily decorated for the holidays.
A long list of 4-H members received pins and certificates across categories and years. Awards included State Outstanding, County Project Honor, and special medals in Home Economics, Clothing, and Foods. Officials note special awards are limited per member and given to those with outstanding reports or project records.
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