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Newspaper
Huntley Farmside
Location
Huntley, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1964
Page
1
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Diana Diehl daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert R Schultz receives third place in the District 11 essay contest on Grey Documents of Freedom. Presenting the award is Mrs Mabel Schultz Urbanism Chairman and Leonard local president of the Legion Auxiliary.
The Young Democrats of McHenry County met June 11 at Huntley Bowling Alley to discuss the YD Convention in Decatur on June 19, 2021. Herbert H. Franks of Union is a candidate for president of Illinois YDs. Nine delegates were announced to Terry West as YD McHenry County president. A motorcade will travel June 14 to DeKalb for the annual YD Picnic and then to the Pines in Oregon Indiana for the YD of Ogle County picnic.
The Vil lage Board met June 4 with President Wilpoult Brill presiding. Members present except L Ackman. They ordered bills paid and discussed Oakley subdivision street improvements. The board voted to purchase a white V-8 squad car from Ben Hansford Chevrolet with black lettering, stick shift, and two way radio.
The Lions Club chicken barbecue at Huntley Fire Barn on Sunday June 14 drew more than 700 attendees. Moderately overcast weather and late rain did not hinder serving from 11 a.m. to after 3 p.m. Proceeds fund civic projects in the community.
Arthur H. Resser of First National Bank Elgin was named president of the Du Kane DeKalb NABAC chapter. Other officers include Harry Benson vice president Laurel T. Batt secretary and R L Bankes treasurer. New officers assume duties July 1.
Laurence F Johnson of Huntley High School and Daniel Cassens of Dixon were selected as recipients of the Green Giant Foundation Agricultural Scholarship at the University of Illinois for 1964 65. Johnson, son of Mr and Mrs Melvin L Johnson, ranked fourth in a class of 31 and has 5 years 4 H work plus 2 years vocational agriculture. He excelled in F F A judging and parliamentary procedure and plans to enter the university in September.
Six Huntley F F A members and advisor Donald Barrett attended the State F F A Convention. Delegates Craig Johnson and Lonnie Millerman spoke for the chapter. state and national officers urged positive thinking and shared speeches. Walter Hoffman won a dairy production jacket donated by a co op. Allen Heimseth earned the State Farmer Degree.
The June 13 1964 school bond election failed to pass a plan to build a new school and issue 250000 dollars in bonds with 118 yes and 159 no. The tax rate proposal also failed with 108 yes and 164 no. total votes 280 with 2 spoiled and 25 mixed ballots.
Huntley School Board meets June 13 1964 with minutes approved. Six 1957 Royal typewriters offered at 80 each with four names on a waiting list. An 18 cu ft Hotpoint refrigerator for 297 is also offered to buyers via Mr. Kelly. Also approved funds transfers and contracts for safety survey and insurance, plus bills payment.
The American Legion Auxiliary district convention in Crystal Lake Illinois on June 14 honored unit 673 members. Lucy Koch won multiple awards including silver for top district sales and bronze for largest sales increase while May Chuak was elected Alternate District 11 officer.
The Sunday morning club held its first annual picnic on June 14 in a wooded area of Riley township. About 150 people attended the gathering and enjoyed barbecued food.
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