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Newspaper
Huntley Farmside
Location
Huntley, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1963
Page
2
The town welcomes a new Police Chief with over 30 years on Chicago police duty. He works long hours in service, emphasizes public aid over dictatorship, and vows safety on Route 47 and during fireworks season. Residents urge fair overtime pay and vigilant law enforcement to prevent accidents and theft.
Public speaking competition for 4-H members took place June 11 at 8 p.m. in the Farm Bureau Auditorium. One boy and one girl were chosen to represent McHenry County at the State Fair in August. Contestants included Gary Barhart Chris Boore Bonnie Davidson Richard Davidson Nancy Dowell Kitty Eyles Tim Forrest Richard Gustafson Vicki Haswell David Hemmer Camille Kaminski Nancy Kane Andrew Kuby Gary Leann Phyllis McBride Pat McCullough Kathy Murphy Steve Spilson Diane Witt Betty Boppart.
The Young Democrats of McHenry County met in Marengo on Wednesday June 5 elected officers for 1963 64 Herbert H Franks East Union was re elected president William Norland Crystal Lake first vice president Gordon Townsend Union second vice president Barbara McKee Marengo recording secretary Jean Hillstrom McHenry corresponding secretary and Kenneth Christ Union treasurer A family picnic is planned for July with details to be announced later.
The June Hunt ley Harvesters 4-H Club met with Don Evans leading the pledge. Minutes from the last meeting were approved. The Black Go Show was discussed and set for July 10 at the fairgrounds. Gary Barhart reported on the Federation meeting. James Drafall spoke on heat. Meeting adjourned.
The article records a town meeting outlining emergency contact policies with the county sheriff, an open invitation to visit the police station, field work on the athletic grounds, building bonds and fund transfers, and a health welfare budget. It mentions a proposed school hearing clinic immunization program and a volunteer nurse shortage, with the next board meeting scheduled for July 12 at 7 p.m.
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