Huntley Legion Carnival Hit by Weather Delays
Poor weather hampered Huntley Legion Carnival with high winds knocking out power from 6 05 to 7 35 p m on Friday delaying opening. Saturday brought better but wet conditions as local groups donated services and gifts while awards of 400 250 and 150 went to Clarence Offenheiser Charles Lazansky and Don Anderson. Water fights winners were Woodstock City Fire Dept Union Fire Dept and Woodstock Rural Fire Dept.
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Huntley
Clarence Offenheiser
Charles Lazansky
Don Anderson
Woodstock
Clanyard Farm Wins Progressive Breeders Award in Vermont
Clanyard Farm of Huntley Vermont earns the Progressive Breeders Award the Holstein-Friesian Association of America recognizes only 540 breeding establishments including 19 in Illinois. The farm’s 305 day lactation average stands at 71 cows with 15,359 pounds milk and 596 pounds butterfat. A 102.6 percent breed age type rating accompanies the honor, with a bronze year plate to be added to prior plaques.
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Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Illinois
Clanyard Farm
Clanyard
National Organization of the Holstein Breed
Jeff Palmer Wins Merit Award For Farm Mechanics
Jeff Palmer of Huntley received a certificate of merit from the Thor Center for Better Farm Living in Huntley Illinois. The award honors the most outstanding senior in Farm Mechanics at Huntley Consolidated High School for applying shop skills to machinery maintenance and project building under the guidance of the vocational agriculture teacher.
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Jeff Palmer
Huntley
Thor Center For Better Farm Living
Huntley Consolidated High School
Neil C. Hurley Jr
Thor Center
Northern
Illinois
Farm Mechanics
Vo-Ag
Thorenter
Future Farmers of America
Hurley
Thor Power Tool Company
Dairy Co op Leaders Meet Over PMA Chicago Market Order
Dairy cooperative managers and PMA administrators from Wisconsin Illinois Indiana Iowa and Missouri gathered by invitation to discuss proposed changes in Chicago milk market order aimed at improving producer prices. A L McWilliams served as general manager of the group and the Thor Center leads ongoing farm mechanization studies.
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Pure Milk Association
Dairy Farmer Cooperatives
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Missouri
PMA
Chicago
A. L. McWilliams
Huntley Communist Credit Union Declares 4 Percent Dividend
Board minutes from June 4 show the Huntley Communist Credit Union declares a 4 percent extra dividend for savers on May 31 1963 with June 390 1963 payout date. Treasurer notes possible semiannual dividends if 1963 first months stay strong and saving matches life insurance up to $1000 for qualified savers.
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Huntley Communist Credit Union
Delwin Barhart
Raymond J. Kelley
Village Board Notes Approves Police Chief Appoint ment
The Village Board met on Thursday June 6 with all members present. Richard Nelson a Chicago Police sergeant was named Chief of Police after a board motion. The board also approved payroll items Social Security ordinance for village workers and paid vacation terms and sever al bond calls for Water Sewer GO Bonds. The meeting adjourned after routine reports and approvals.
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Wilpault Brill
Rudy
Staab
Richard Nelson
City of Chicago Police Department
Brill
Wasserstrass
Fitzy
Enstrom
Raymond Burton
Fitzi
Nays
Ackman
Moti Rudy
Ackman Vest
Holstein Classified for Huntley Student’s Purebred Cow
Craig Johnson a Huntley High School vo ag member owns a pure bred Holstein cow classified for type by J A Fairchild Berwick Penna an official inspector on the Holstein Friesian Association of America The animal was classified Good.
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Craig Johnson
Huntley High School
Vo-Ag
J. A. Fairchild
Berwick
Penna
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
4-H News Junior Clovers Meet at Dorthy Gray's Home
The fifth meeting of the Junior Clovers 4-H club took place May 21 at Dorthy Gray's home. Members Vanita Sherwin Dolores Fawkes JoAnne Lamz and Linda Koch presented talks and demonstrations. Camp scholarships were drawn and awarded to Mary Barhart Linda Koch and Penny Ruth with alternates Cindy Goehl Frances Donahue and Debra Borhart. Some girls volunteered for next meeting at Graf ton Home Bureau June 5 at the Legion. Refreshments were provided by Debra Borhart Sue Eggers and Sherry Mon ayne.
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Clovers
Dorthy Gray
Vanita Sherwin
Dolores Fawkes
JoAnne Lamz
Linda Koch
Mary Barhart
Penny Ruth
Cindy Goehl
Frances Donahue
Debra Borhart
Grafton Home Bureau
the Legion
Sue Eggers
Sherry Monayne
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Huntley Legion Carnival
Battleboro
Trinity Lutheran Bible School
United Church of Christ Bible School
Credit Union
Village Board
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