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ntleff S^armstde
GRAFT
VOLUME 21-NUMBER 7 THURSDAY, MAY 21,1981
a;22APER — SINCE 1960
VSPSS80-36&
16 PAGES
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— SERVIWG THE PEOPLE OF HUN1X£Y SINCfe 19M
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FFA BANQUET
Last Tuesday, May 12, the Huntley FFA held their annual Banquet at the Grade School Gym with a meal of ham and homemade goodies being served.
Following the dinner, awards were given out by FFA members, advisors and Mr. Nelson. They are:
SCHOLARSHIP AWARD
Steve Drendel & Linda Borbart
LEADERSHIP AWARD
Steve Drendel
GREENHAND DEGREE AWARD
Dave Conrad, Poetry; J<din Larsea. business work experience: Jeff
Masslieldk small aaiattls; Scott O'Briea, Horticulture; Jim Marsh,
beef; Jeff Peterson, small ammals; Logan Scarpace, small animals;
Forrest Sodergren, small animals; Kim Ziller, Sheep; Dan Ziller,
Work Experience; Brad Coarad, Poultry and Wendy Kilgore. small
animals.
CHAPTER FARMER DEGREE AWARD Judy Borhart, Linda Borhart, Dan Dziewior, Dale Fitzgerald, Joe Gow, Mark Kunde, Dan Landorf, Erwin Looney, Paul Looney, Dan McMahon, Kathy Miller, and Tim Van Acker
Continued on Pages 13 & 14
MEMORIAL DAY 1981
The Huntley American Legion Post #673 will conduct Memorial Day services in honor of the nations war dead at 11 a. m. on Monday, May 25th at the Huntley Cemetary, Commander Dennis Rudsinski of Huntley Post #673 aimounced today.
Chairman of this year's Memorial Day observance is Robert Schultz, who outlined some of the details of the Post's Memorial Day ceremonies. Schultz explained that this year's observance will include the following:
Patada &mn the Haatiey ataitia«ati«i30A.M.
Saeviaca as
Leg^ HoaM to the Caasataiy
Coatinued on Page 2
POPPYDAY MAY22nd
Poppy Day will be held this Friday. May 22 in Huntiey according to Poppy Day Chair¬ men, Mrs. Arncrfd Chesak and Mrs. Camrfl Robertshaw. Pro¬ ceeds are used for veterans.
OPENHOUSE MAY23rd
An Open House will be held this Saturday, May 23rd for Roy Bankes at the Sute Bank of Huntley from 9 a.m. till 12 noon. Roy is being honored for bis 20 years of service at the bank.
DEAN MARLOWE RESIGNS FROM OOUNTT BOARD
Dean Marlowe, County Board Member from Huntiey, resign¬ ed last Tuesday, May 19tii (effective that day) at tbe regular meeting after 5 yrs. iw office. Dean is leaving the boarv to own and operate Aoe Hardware in Elgin along with his wife. Marge. He will begin bis new position on June 2.
Dean said that he will be sorry to leave the Board and Marlowe Feed & Hatchery but that bia new duties will keep him very
Continued oa Page 2
— ¦¦¦iii'y»i!r
JACK BRUNSCHON HONORED
Pictured above is Vemon (Jack) Brunschon being ptesented with a Plaque of Appreciation last Thursday night at the Grafton Township monthly meeting. Jack served in the Road Commissioners Department for 24 years. For the last 7 years, he has served Grafton Township as Road Ccmunisaioner.
S. ERNESTI TAKES lat PLACE IN ESSAY CONTEST
Pictured above is James Skomer, Huntiey High School Principa], Suzanne Emesti, Essay Contest Winner, Mrs. Robert Schultz, Auxiliary President and Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Robert Bunt.
Mrs. Robert Schultz, Presideat of Huattey Unit. American Legion Auxiliary, has been informed that Suzanne Emeati has won first place in the Second Division annual Americanism Essay Contest sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary. The titie ofthe Essay Contest for this year was "What May Country's Flag Means to Me.'-
his Contest is divided into three classes: Class I, 7th and 8th grades, Qass II, 9th and 10th grades, Qass III, llth and 12th grades. Miss Eraesti, who won first place in Oaas II in Huntiey, also won first place in the llth District. Students entering this contest from the llth District were from puPage, Kane. McHenry and Will Counties, the four Counties whkh oomprise's the llth District.
The Second Division covers the Northera part of Dlinois. North of the Illinois River, West to lowa and East to Indiana excluding Cook County. Miss Emesti's winning essay haa been sent on to the State competition, which meaas she is one of five winners in the State of Illinois in grades 9 and 10.
We wish to give Suzanne our congratulations and wish for her the best in this the fmal step of this competition.
thb
A Liner or Two Page 5
Jr. High VoileybaU Teanu Page 10
Math Contest Wianers Page 5
Senior Citizen Hontb Page 4
Grocery Ads Pages 3 & 16
Ace Hardware Ad Section 2

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Title	The Huntley Farmside
Date	1981-05-21
Month	05
Day	21
Year	1981
Volume	21
Issue	7
Decade	1980-1989
Creator	The Huntley Farmside
Coverage	Huntley, Illinois, United States
Description	Weekly Newspaper from the Huntley Area Public Library Collection
Subject	Newspaper Archives
Rights	This material may be protected by U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S. Code).
Publisher	This Collection was digitized and loaded into CONTENTdm by OCLC Preservation Service Center (Bethlehem, PA) for the Huntley Area Public Library
Source	Reproduction of library's print newspaper archives

Title	The Huntley Farmside
Date	1981-05-21
Month	05
Day	21
Year	1981
Volume	21
Issue	7
Decade	1980-1989
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Page	1
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FileName	19810521_001.tif
Creator	The Huntley Farmside
Date Digital	2007-07-20
Coverage	Huntley, Illinois, United States
Description	Weekly Newspaper from the Huntley Area Public Library Collection
Subject	Newspaper Archives
Rights	This material may be protected by U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S. Code).
Publisher	This Collection was digitized and loaded into CONTENTdm by OCLC Preservation Service Center (Bethlehem, PA) for the Huntley Area Public Library
Source	Reproduction of library's print newspaper archives
FullText	ntleff S^armstde GRAFT VOLUME 21-NUMBER 7 THURSDAY, MAY 21,1981 a;22APER — SINCE 1960 VSPSS80-36& 16 PAGES ¦F — SERVIWG THE PEOPLE OF HUN1X£Y SINCfe 19M ^mm m FFA BANQUET Last Tuesday, May 12, the Huntley FFA held their annual Banquet at the Grade School Gym with a meal of ham and homemade goodies being served. Following the dinner, awards were given out by FFA members, advisors and Mr. Nelson. They are: SCHOLARSHIP AWARD Steve Drendel & Linda Borbart LEADERSHIP AWARD Steve Drendel GREENHAND DEGREE AWARD Dave Conrad, Poetry; J<din Larsea. business work experience: Jeff Masslieldk small aaiattls; Scott O'Briea, Horticulture; Jim Marsh, beef; Jeff Peterson, small ammals; Logan Scarpace, small animals; Forrest Sodergren, small animals; Kim Ziller, Sheep; Dan Ziller, Work Experience; Brad Coarad, Poultry and Wendy Kilgore. small animals. CHAPTER FARMER DEGREE AWARD Judy Borhart, Linda Borhart, Dan Dziewior, Dale Fitzgerald, Joe Gow, Mark Kunde, Dan Landorf, Erwin Looney, Paul Looney, Dan McMahon, Kathy Miller, and Tim Van Acker Continued on Pages 13 & 14 MEMORIAL DAY 1981 The Huntley American Legion Post #673 will conduct Memorial Day services in honor of the nations war dead at 11 a. m. on Monday, May 25th at the Huntley Cemetary, Commander Dennis Rudsinski of Huntley Post #673 aimounced today. Chairman of this year's Memorial Day observance is Robert Schultz, who outlined some of the details of the Post's Memorial Day ceremonies. Schultz explained that this year's observance will include the following: Patada &mn the Haatiey ataitia«ati«i30A.M. Saeviaca as Leg^ HoaM to the Caasataiy Coatinued on Page 2 POPPYDAY MAY22nd Poppy Day will be held this Friday. May 22 in Huntiey according to Poppy Day Chair¬ men, Mrs. Arncrfd Chesak and Mrs. Camrfl Robertshaw. Pro¬ ceeds are used for veterans. OPENHOUSE MAY23rd An Open House will be held this Saturday, May 23rd for Roy Bankes at the Sute Bank of Huntley from 9 a.m. till 12 noon. Roy is being honored for bis 20 years of service at the bank. DEAN MARLOWE RESIGNS FROM OOUNTT BOARD Dean Marlowe, County Board Member from Huntiey, resign¬ ed last Tuesday, May 19tii (effective that day) at tbe regular meeting after 5 yrs. iw office. Dean is leaving the boarv to own and operate Aoe Hardware in Elgin along with his wife. Marge. He will begin bis new position on June 2. Dean said that he will be sorry to leave the Board and Marlowe Feed & Hatchery but that bia new duties will keep him very Continued oa Page 2 — ¦¦¦iii'y»i!r JACK BRUNSCHON HONORED Pictured above is Vemon (Jack) Brunschon being ptesented with a Plaque of Appreciation last Thursday night at the Grafton Township monthly meeting. Jack served in the Road Commissioners Department for 24 years. For the last 7 years, he has served Grafton Township as Road Ccmunisaioner. S. ERNESTI TAKES lat PLACE IN ESSAY CONTEST Pictured above is James Skomer, Huntiey High School Principa], Suzanne Emesti, Essay Contest Winner, Mrs. Robert Schultz, Auxiliary President and Superintendent of Schools, Dr. Robert Bunt. Mrs. Robert Schultz, Presideat of Huattey Unit. American Legion Auxiliary, has been informed that Suzanne Emeati has won first place in the Second Division annual Americanism Essay Contest sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary. The titie ofthe Essay Contest for this year was "What May Country's Flag Means to Me.'- his Contest is divided into three classes: Class I, 7th and 8th grades, Qass II, 9th and 10th grades, Qass III, llth and 12th grades. Miss Eraesti, who won first place in Oaas II in Huntiey, also won first place in the llth District. Students entering this contest from the llth District were from puPage, Kane. McHenry and Will Counties, the four Counties whkh oomprise's the llth District. The Second Division covers the Northera part of Dlinois. North of the Illinois River, West to lowa and East to Indiana excluding Cook County. Miss Emesti's winning essay haa been sent on to the State competition, which meaas she is one of five winners in the State of Illinois in grades 9 and 10. We wish to give Suzanne our congratulations and wish for her the best in this the fmal step of this competition. thb A Liner or Two Page 5 Jr. High VoileybaU Teanu Page 10 Math Contest Wianers Page 5 Senior Citizen Hontb Page 4 Grocery Ads Pages 3 & 16 Ace Hardware Ad Section 2

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