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The Loyola Maroon VOL. XXX, X-259 Loyola University, New Orleans, La., December 8, 1952 NO. 0 Wolves Meet Wisconsin Badgers Tonight Wolfpack's Starting Six Homecoming For Loyola Wisconsin and Loyola! That's the extravaganza on tap tonight which the whole school has been pointing to all year. Game time is 8 p.m. and the place is Municipal auditorium, home of the Sugar Bowl tourney. Speaking of the Sugar Bowl, the sensational St. Louis Billikens, last year's Sugar Bowl champions, were dumped, 55-54, by these same Badgers last year. The Maroons, led by the "solid six" Reynoir, Kethcum, Calvin Hanberg, Baer, and Rouzan, are hungry for revenge, and promise to be skyhigh for the game. The Badgers from Madison, who are making their initial appearance in New Orleans wound up last season with sensational wins over highly touted Illinois and lowa, teams which finished one, two in the Big Ten. Holder of numerous conference titles, Wisconsin has a wealth of outstanding players. Their big thito are Dick Cable, Paul Morrow and Charlie Siefert. Cable, a 6-2 forward, broke into the starting lineup last year as a freshman and stuck in points at a .391 clip. Pivot man Morrow (6-7), hooked and tapped for an 11.8 points per game average. Seifert is one of the top defensive cagers on the Wisconsin team. CeNteß. (,'s* Tom TioozfitJ Bob Han6crg~ I on Ketchum CeNrera. C 7" Co Captain ftar Bee* &U9 fieyNo/n. Fo»w*r.d Cs* Co CopratN DICK CABLE Loyolans Host Miami Hurricanes Wednesday and down Tulane's basketball court Wednesday, Dec. 10, at 8 p.m., with Loyola's possibly "pooped" Wdl fpack bucking the breege. Since this game follows that Wisconsin epic oy o y a the storm warnings."It's hard enough to get a ball club up for a game so soon after a big one like Wisconsin, but to play a team as dangerous as Miami was seventh in the nation in team offense last year, averaging 76.7 points per try. They racked 1687 points in 22 games, winning 14, for a nifty .636 average. Coach Dare Wike'. orange- Wike Wolves Seek Revenge—-- By GARY HYMEL Ours is a revenge-mad Wolfpack that meets Wisconsin in homecoming tonight because: 1. Coach Bud Foster's Badgers beat us last year, 66-47 and, 2. We lost our homecoming game to Dayton in '51 in a bitter battle after one of the school's greatest displays of basketball and spirit. it tonight a grown-up Pack defends coming activities and is given a better ze than the underdog that played a ago. They are one year older and taller, averaging 6 ft. 5 in. e Pack's starting six all ready for the . Gus Reynoir and Hanberg will start at forwards and Mat and Tom Rouzan at guards. The center will be manned altery by Ed Galvin and Ketchum. !sconsinC a Big Ten tDer, is led by Dick ; (6-2), Paul Morrow , and Charles Siefert (6-1). Cable is the ace. A starter as a freshman last year he hit on 40 per cent of his shots. Morrow averaged 11.8 points a game. Last year the Badgers had a 11-9 record which included victories over Illinois, No. 5 in the nation, and St. Louis, champs of the Sugar Bowl. At the half time intermission tonight the 1952-53 Campus Queen, Mary Jane Williams, will be presented along with her six-maid court. She also reigns over all homecoming activities. PROBABLE STARTING LINEUPS WISCONSIN No. Player Position Height 39 Richard Cable Forward 6-2 44 Anthony Stracka Forward 6-2 54 Paul Morrow Center 6-7 49 Charles Siefert Guard 6-1 8 Daniel Spika Guard 6-1 LOYOLA 30 Gus Reynoir Forward 6-5 27 Bob Hanberg Forward 6-3 24 Ed Galvin Center 6-5 21 Mat Baer Guard 6-5 22 Tom Rouzan Guard 6-4 Foster (See MIAMI, page 3) SPORTS EXTRA SPORTS EXTRA
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The world's oldest elms are being checked daily after deadly fungus claimed five other trees in the same park.
Towering elms, many more than 100 years old, have been chopped down in Preston Park, Brighton, after being attacked by an airborne disease.
Another ancient tree which has been in the park for 170 years has been treated with a drastic chop in an attempt to save it.
The park is home to the Preston Twins, the oldest elm trees in the world at 350 years old, which are being monitored daily by Brighton and Hove City Council staff. They are currently free from disease.
A Wheatley elm is the latest victim to have succumbed to the chain saw in Brighton's biggest urban park after being riddled with fungus for several years.
Neil Brothers, aboriculturalist at Brighton and Hove City Council, told the Friends of Preston Park the tree had two forms of fungus eating away at its core.
The tree's neighbour is also starting to show signs of disease and is being assessed to see if it also needs to come down – which would make it the sixth tree to be lost in 18 months.
A 170-year-old English elm has had a drastic chop to try to save it. A large branch fell from the tree during the summer, creating a hole. High winds then caused more havoc and further branches have been lost.
A council spokeswoman said: "We are always disappointed when it is not possible to save a tree. We are keen to preserve and care for existing trees as much as possible.
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"Any tree found to be damaged or diseased is assessed to see how it can be cared for or safely removed if that is the only option."
The recently felled trees will be replaced with new Wheatley elms, which are grown specially in Hyde Park.
Brighton and Hove has been internationally renowned for its work to manage elm disease since the 1970s.
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george smith wrote:I think it's mulched to prevent people from logging it and therefore spreading the disease further. The beautiful old elm outside my house is being cut down as I write ... very sad.
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Hello E-con users.
I am looking for a consultancy or agency that can help me build a commercialistion programme for my organisation's email real-estate.We are planning to sell space within our email newsletters to our key sponsors who come in three flavours (let's call them gold, silver & bronze).
Some of our emails are very widely read and have very good metrics, others are more niche and perform less impressively. This lends itself to some initial price banding, though at what level is yet to be established.
I would like to find out how we can set price levels/expectations for our email real-estate considering that we currently do NOT have any commecialsation of our email content to base this on. We would look to be selling this real-estate in newsletter sponsorship-style packages over set periods (annual or more).
Any ideas or suggestions would be gratefully received. There does not seem to be a wealth of info on the web in relation to this subject (that i can find at least) or possible suppliers/advisors.
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27 January 2009 16:28pm
Hi Howard,
Generally speaking what you describe is perfectly doable. But as you may well know, in IT sometimes things are tricky. A little "," (comma) can make a huge difference.
So, technically speaking, the options actually very much depend on your existing systems and what is already in place in terms of managing recipients, groups, and other aspects of your system.
If I had more information about what you currently have then I could perhaps make some suggestions or recommendations. Feel free to get in touch and I will be more than happy to help if I can.
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27 January 2009 16:43pm
Please partly ignore my last message as it did not focus on the price levels/expectations setting aspect of things.
It is generally hard to estimate price and expectation levels but I've found that some of the most popular ways of doing this is to look at:
- what others are doing in the same market and
- to potentially do a discounted pilot or initial offer kind of thing to investigate the levels of response you receive
I hope this helps.
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Thanks for the coment Denis.
I guess i should give a bit more detail so people have a better understanding of how we would hope to monetise the email channel.
Our organisation has gold, silver and bronze sponsors who currently pay differing amounts for things like event sponsor, travel partner etc Currently they bid on thiese rights every four years and it is essentially an auction.
While this auction covers things like the above assets, it does not cover email real-estate or website inventory. This will be included in the next round of auctions.
The challenge facing me is how to get the best return on the selling of the email real estate to one or a combination of these sponsors.
So really i think need an agency/consutant with experience of monetising sites/assets from scratch and some background reading on game theory.
While looking at examples from the market could provide some information/ideas - they operate in a very different manner as their inventory is just available to the highest bidder, while ours are long term partner programmes which run for years.
If anyone can suggest any further actions i'd appreciate it.
Denis Kondopoulos
Technical Project Manager (MBA, MBCS, CITP, CEng) at Naxtech.com
28 January 2009 10:32am
Hi Howard, Given that your bidding process is every four years it would be hard indeed to compare with other sites. I've come across portal sites which used the same principle as you but not for advertising lasting such long periods of time. In their case I used an online bidding system and that included the payment side of things too. Now, I don't know how exactly you do things at your end but I hope I can help. Regarding maximising the return from your email advertising real estate, there are many different approaches and they all seem to work. For example things that you could think of (these are not suggestions. just food for thought).- package up good-performing and bad-performing real estate and sell the package
- price based on number of recipients/emails
- provide trasparency in the results to be expected and price accordingly
- price based on the sections/topics covered in each email or page
- http://www.beyonddiscovery.org/content/view.page.asp?I=3685
- http://www.autonlab.org/tutorials/nonzerosum06.pdf (especially the second half which focuses more on bidding)
Good stuff, thanks Denis. Some v.useful info for me to go away and think on.
I may well drop you a line in the future regarding these points.
If anyone else has anything relevant to add I would love to hear from you...
In the meantime, i'm impressed with the quality fo response on the E-con boards and will definitely use them again :)
I'm sure you've already thought about this, but for other readers in a similar situation, one thing to check first is how these people opted into email communications initially. It may be that part of the email real-estate is not available for direct marketing purposes, and this will affect the scale of benefits and how such a programme is developed and implemented.
If you choose to include other people's content, served from elsewhere, in your own messages, you should understand there are some risks with that. For one risk, see the E-Consultancy Limited blog posting and discussion about how malware can be distributed (the post's title relates to Google, but the risk is generic):
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Hi Howard
We've got some presentations coming up next Thursday 5th Febraury on Email Marketing at our free Supplier showcase. You can see the details and register at http://econsultancy.com/events/email-marketing-supplier-showcase-february-2009 and there will be alot of email experts (client, agency and supplier) there on the day to chat this through with.
Hi Howard,
If you're the same Howard Blanchard that worked with me at Haymarket we certainly learnt some relevant lessons developing the Healthcare Republic email bulletins.
I run an independent consultancy now, if you fancy a chat about what you're doing drop me a line; firstname.lastname@example.com


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YPHR Training10 Jul In this practical session you will learn how to identify gaps in your fundraising portfolio, discuss and share your experiences with fellow fundraisers, and find out more about the innovation framework and how to use it. This is a brilliant opportunity to learn more about innovative fundraising, share your ideas and discuss the challenges of fundraising. The training will be facilitated by Beth Crackles, Business Development Manager at Friends of the Earth and fellow YPHR member. More about the facilitator... Beth joined Friends of the Earth last April. Her role as Business Development Manager is to scope out and progress new income generating opportunities, from developing an on the night fundraiser for high net worth individuals to looking at how the charity works with businesses. Prior to Friends of the Earth Beth was Fundraising Strategy Planner at RNIB. In this role she supported business planning across the fundraising group, worked on cross-organisational external campaigns and helped develop the Innovation Programme.What Beth loves about fundraising is the variety of her role and how rewarding it is. She believes charities have a vital role in supporting and giving voice to groups and individuals who may otherwise be under or mis-represented. |
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HADD@Art Market13 Jul - 15 Jul Woven of organic wool colored with organic dyes, kilims are flatwoven. The symbols and motifs that Seden, Fatma and their weavers group use are from the Van region, as well as replicas of antique kilims from other regions of Turkey. In the conservative Kurdish community of Van, eastern Turkey, traditionally, weavers learn from their mothers and female relatives – girls are not allowed to go to school. http://handeyemagazine.com/content/tribal-rugs Seden and Fatma represent a new generation within their community, having learned to weave in a workshop founded by social worker and photographer, Enver Ozkahraman. Trained in the mornings as weavers, the group learns to read and write in the afternoons. The income generation component of the workshop has helped gain the support and trust of parents for the literacy training. Anatolian Artisans provides sustainable economic benefits for low income artisans of Turkey by helping improve quality and design, and through marketing as well as training in micro-business management. For further information about HADD, please click here |
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Course23 Jul - 3 Aug Every day women are starting new businesses. Whether small, medium-sized or large scale, motivated by pure survival or for self-fulfillment, female entrepreneurs are realizing ideas, generating income and creating employment opportunities for themselves and others. In fact, female entrepreneurs in developing countries are currently hailed as the new rising stars of the economies and different stakeholders have commended them as an important source of economic growth and development. Despite the growing number of female-led business and a significant increase of initiatives, policies and resources designed to create enabling environments for women entrepreneurs, women still own and manage fewer businesses than men. For further information, please click here or email email@example.com |
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Sex Worker Fr.Fest.26 Jul Context Sex work is heavily penalised by governments across the world. States stigmatise sex workers as "moral scapegoats" and use mass arrests and brothel raids to exert control over non-normative sexuality. Penalising sex work, however, can violate people's human rights related to health, bodily integrity, equality and nondiscrimination, autonomy, labour protections, and redress and restitution. Overview "Respected, Not Policed" will stimulate dialogue regarding the wide range of punitive laws and policies that punish sex workers for engaging in transactional sex. Participants will discuss the human rights implications of criminalisation by the State, including violence against sex workers, high rates of HIV transmission, stigma and discrimination. Participants will also discuss local strategies of resistance and meaningful engagement between sex workers and law enforcement. The discussion will further introduce sex workers and their allies to research done by CREA on violence against lesbian, disabled, and sex working women in Bangladesh, India and Nepal, and a new project being launched by Amnesty International, in collaboration with partners across the globe, to devise strategic human rights advocacy strategies to end the illegitimate use of punitive laws and policies to police aspects of sexuality and reproduction. Contributors
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Dale Member
Thanks for your replies. I have counted and read more than 30 letters- some 4-6 pages describing camp life, troop movements, loading armaments abord the ship, Patrols to Fort Monroe, Camp Martin (?), Passing a large encampment of rebel white canvas tents on the banks of the Potomac without being fired upon, raising money to pay the Doddsworth's band- a suggestion made by their Capt., encountering an "old darkie" coming into camp at night, drunken Engineer falling overboard and nearly drowning his saver in the process, retreats to the bridge at Bull run only to find impassable as it was littered with carts and carriages while being fired upon as the men scrambled to the trees to return fire, lot's of great stuff. The letters are well written and a joy to read. There are many letters that pertain to Louis West Froelicks involvement with the N.Y. Sun newspaper that he was a part of and where he published his writings. These letters offer a very interesting look at the changes that were taking place in the newspaper business in NYC and across the country, and talks about monied interests influencing what was written in other papers - a sort of "body count" or gore (not Al) cover-up similiar to that which took place in newscasts during the Viet Nam war, in order to keep up moral and support. I have spent most of last night and all of today reading through the letters. Along with these letters are nearly as many letters from Louis's son, Louis, a Princeton Grad and Newspaper man who resided in Tokyo, Peking, Shanghai, and other cities, recording his encounters in a very painterly manner. Letters iclude, " A REPORT OF THE WORK OF THE PEKING ARMY AND NAVY 1907-08,, Beyond this, there are pages and pages of Froelick geneology tracing back to the early 18th century. A wise person, probably a family member, has secured these treasures well. So, that's what's new with me. As you might tell, I am very excited and am enjoying myself. So, I am taking inventory, expanding my understanding of what is here, and will ultimately have to conclude a value and a proper placement of the collection. Any assistance will be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Dale |
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Dale, I have no idea how it's done, but you might find it helpful to have a museum or library look at your material. Many museums and libraries have collections of documents pertaining to one person. For example, the New York State Library has some 60-odd boxes of the papers of Union General Gouverneur Kemble Warren. They include personal letters, copies of his order books, reports, correspondence with other commanders, etc. Also maps, some of his books from his cadet days at West Point, a Bible, etc. Not only can a museum curator or librarian help you evaluate the material for insurance purposes, but also to tell you the significance of your stuff. The owner may wish to donate his collection to such a repository, and perhaps receive a tax deduction. I do hope there will be a way to preserve the documents and also make them available to researchers and historians. Keep us posted! We're all interested in this exciting development! Patty |
Posted: Fri Dec 1st, 2006 12:06 am |
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Dale, One more thought. Since you have the original documents, please wear white cotton gloves while handling them. The oil from your fingers will speed up the deterioration. If you can, put each sheet in a clear plastic sheet protector. You can buy a pack of 100 at an office supply store. Avery sheet protectors are "archival safe, won't lift print, acid free." Patty |
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Dale Member
Hello Patty, Thanks for the advice. Fortunately, the letters were copied using a typewriter sometime long, long, ago by the looks of the font used. There were some dates on copies from the 1940's. So, I don't need to handle them at all. They were stored in file folders. I have removed them and will place them in proper archival sleeves. I posted in the new members column some more tidbits that I culled from reading the letters and I listed some of the themes in that letter. Are you a historian by trade or by passion? Both? Enjoy. Thanks, Dale |
Posted: Fri Dec 1st, 2006 12:59 am |
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Dale, Even though you're working with typewritten copies, that old paper will get brittle and deteriorate. I just remembered that UV rays will cause ink to fade, so maybe you should try to keep them away from direct sunlight. I saw a program on the History Channel about the Declaration of Independence. One of the signed copies was framed and hung on a wall near a window. The ink faded and there's not much left to read now. No, I'm not a professional historian. If I were, I wouldn't have time to read all those history books that I love! So I guess I'm a passionate historian. Hm. Patty |
Posted: Fri Dec 1st, 2006 01:16 am |
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Patty, I do have the originals and many copies of the typewritten letters. Not to worry, thanks. Dale P.s. I have just read a letter wherein Louis talks of touring the Smithsonian with a guard that snuck him in. what a scoundrel! He also speaks of an inspection of the ranks by the President and Sec. of State on the day following his letter to a friend. |
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Dale, what a fantastic collection. How I'd love to read those papers. Every snippet that you've posted in here just screams out: "Read more!" Do you have any plans to scan them into digital format? If you don't have a scanner, you might consider taking them to a store that can do it for you. Maybe Staples or Office Depot. If you do that, it would be helpful to supply a unique file name for each document, by making a list before you go. That way you can work safely with them, and store the originals and copies where they can't be harmed. For example, "Letter, original, 10/12/1862" and "Letter, copy, 10/12/1862." I assume that a two-page handwritten letter might be just half a page in the typed copy. I suppose the images would be put on a CD-ROM. I've scanned many old and partially illegible documents which were brittle and discolored. I used software that permitted me to edit the text before storing in final form. Scanning software usually can't interpret strikeovers, handwritten marginal notations, clogged letters like "e," smudged ink or carbons, arrows in the margin that "move" paragraphs, coffee stains, paper-punch holes, foreign letters with diacritical marks as in French and Spanish. Sometimes, if the typist literally cut and pasted paragraphs, the scotch tape or glue can deteriorate and discolor, making it impossible for the software to read. Rust from staples and paper clips can confuse the software too. It takes the human eye to figure out what the text really says. You might be able to get some good advice from a librarian or antiquarian about the best way to protect and preserve both the originals and the typed copies. I mean in respect to humidity and temperature control. I have no idea if that material can be copyrighted by the owner. Perhaps the librarian can give you some tips. Keep up the good work. And do please tell us more about that clever young newspaperman, as well as what you learn about preservation and protection of your wonderful documents. Patty |
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Hi Patty, Thanks again for your great advice. Have been in the dark for two day's as we were hit hard by the windstorm and fireworks, power has just returned to us. So much to do... I'll take my time and get it done and will advise when things come together. Copyright???? This brings up another angle that I hadn't thought about. More soon. Peace, Dale |
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^« HUNTLEY ^"*f^e VOLUME 11 — NUMBER 44 THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 4. 1971 — PHONE — M»-M21 . If No Aaawer 45f-«9M TR.\V,K PARISEK RT. 1 HUNTLEY. ILL y >* PAGES Vocational Education Week Is Observed Tlie Huntley Higfa Sdiool has uU.ed co<^rative education to the corriculum this year to help prepare our young people for employment. This program provides meaningful work experience combfaied with for¬ mal education to enable tfae students to acquire knowledge, skills, and appropriate work attitudes. The iM-ograms removes the artifi¬ cial barriers whicfa separate work and education. The school becomes iaaatved witfa the employers and tfais creates a situation whereby tfae needs and problems of both are made known. Through tfais process the students become better trabed to compete in the world of work. Na^ml Vocational Education Week February 7-13, seems to be ttie most fitting time to let the com- onmity aee some ot the various ocdvities which, are taking place. We are in the planning stages of setting up a vocaticmal advisory committee to help advise the acbo(d oo relevent oontent and procedure ftr operating a total vocational program In the Htmtley sduxOs. The steering committee consist¬ ing <rf Mr. Walter Burmeisteii, Union Spedal; Mr< James 9«tz, Wabash Tape Caaik} Mr. Tad JankowsU, HiutleiilHlterial Han«ers Co.;««« tea a idainliii to hoUi m jfpen meeting on Februaiy 22, 1971 at 7:30 to exidain the purpose of the committee. Huntley Community Credit Union The Huntley Community Credit Union held it's 20th annual meeting January 28. Twenty sharehrfders were present to hear the reports from die Board of Directors. Treasurer Earle Johnson reports that 641 people are shareholders. The credit union has assets that total $161,052.45. He also said the organization has $139,269.67 loaned to members in 127 different loans. Interest on the loans produced an Income of $16,842.98. A 4% dividend was declared in 1970 paid semi¬ annually. The Credit Committee report was given by Irwin Wasserstrass. He reported tfaat 117 loans were made in 1970. "niese loans amounted to $83306.14 of pgw business. Robert Kraffka, Chainnan of the Supervisory Ownmittee, reported that all audits and account verifications were made. He pointed out that five claims for death benefits were made tlirough the shareholders in¬ surance in the amount of $1824.96. The value of this coverage is mak¬ ing the dividend equivalent to 4%%. The Insurance ahtt% accounts have on dollar of life insurance for each doUar in the share account limited to $1000 for shareholders ages 6 months to 54 years. A reduced Continued oa Inside Back Page CREDIT UNION SURE you ARE RIGHT, THEN GO AHEAD" — DavU Crochett 7 ceata per covf Huntley To Host Annual Tournament On Thursday, Feb. lldi the 5tfa & 6tfa grade will start tfae ball roll¬ ing. St. Pat's vs. Woodstock at 6:00 P.M. St. Joes vs. St. Mary's Elgin at 7:00 P.M. and Huntley vs. St. Thomas Moore at 8:00 P.M. At 9:00 P.M. on Febmary llth St Lawrence 7th & 8th vs. Huntley 7th & 8tfa. On Monday, February I5th at 6:30 the Sth A 6* grade — Hair^whire plays vs. St. Lawrence. St. Joseph 7th ft 8th vs. St. Thomas Moore 7th & 8th at 7:30 and Woodstock vs. Hampshire at 8:30. On Febmary 16th at 6:30 die first round will be completed by St. Pat's vs. St. Marys of Elgin 7th & 8tfa grade. At 7:30 winner of the 1st round 5th &6tli grade games — Hamp¬ shire vs. St. Lavmmce & St. Joseph vs. St Mary's Elgin. The winner of the first round Huntley vs. St. Thomas Moore & St. Pat's vs. Woodstock will play at 8:30 on Tuesday, Febniary 16tfa. Contlnaed on Page Two TRI COUNTY Notice The Huntley Police Department announces that the penalty goes into effect March lst, if vehicle stickers not boagfat Ail Star Team Is C3ioten In die little 8 Tournament All- Star Team Huntley faired as well as anyone. On the first team for Huntley was "Old Faithful" Tom Kaisow. He was accompanied by Dick Harolle of Genoa, Tom Shatters of Hampshire, Fred Awe of Central and Skip Tegman of Hampshiie. Named as Most Valuable Player was Skip Tegtman of Hampsliire. The High Scorer for the Little 8 tournament was Tom Kaisow, who netted 61 points. The Second All-Star team con¬ sisted of Ray Mills, Central, Glen Borhart HunUey, Jerry Reynols, Mooseheart • Rick Griswold, Genoa and Dave Eberiy, Hampshire. Honorable mention included the foUowing people: Bob Greenlee — Genoa Randy Brunswick — Richmond Jim Norgard — Hebron Rich Befarens — Central Ted Lyons — Hampshfare Luther Hitzenroth — Central Mike Lawrence — Hiawatha Darwin Campbell — Huntley. School Board iTie Board of Education for Himt¬ ley Dist 158 will hold the regular monthly meeting February Sth at 7:45 P.M. Committee reports will be heard, bills will be presented for payment. Under Old Business a nevlew of Insurance Specificadons will be made. New Business win include a dis¬ cussion of staff needs for 71-72 year. Junior Higfa Library needs will also be reviewed. Proclamation Whereas, the 21st Atmual Obser¬ vance of National Beauty Salon Week will be held during the week of February 14 liy more than 60,000 members dE the Na¬ tional Hairdressers and Cos¬ metologists Association, the im-o- fessional society that is cele¬ brating its Golden Annivensity this year, end Whereas, the members of this or¬ ganization in our community, as well as throughout our country are dedicated to the highest standards of professional beauty care; and Whereas, these hairdresjsers and cosmetologists are continuing their public service program of aiding the mental and physical well-be¬ ing of thousands of our country¬ men and women throughout our land by providing beauty care to women confined to homes for the aged, hospitals, and similar in¬ stitutions; now Therefor, I Wilpault Brill, President of the Village of HunUey, do hereby proclaim February 14-20, 1971 as 'Natioaal Beauty Salon Week" and call it to the attention of all citizens as a week in wfaich to gfive special consideration to the cosme¬ tologists of our community, ack¬ nowledging their high senge of pob- Uo re^MlMlbtiity,'««« %lr dediea- Uen to iMtivktidi tfm best possible bo«Hity care for all women. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Seal of The Village of Huntley to be affixed this 4th day of February, 1971 WILPAULT BRILL Little 8 Tournment Won By Hampshire The Litde 8 tournament held at Genoa-Kingston was not as success¬ ful as one could hope for. In the first game between the Redskins and the Hiawatha Hawks, our Red¬ skins started slowly and were los¬ ing at half time, but "Old Faithful'* Tom Kaisow led the Redskins back to a victory. The 66-56 defeat of the Hawks gave the skins a chance to continue in the Tournament. The second game was against the tall and powerful Central Rockets. Central grabbed a 19-11 first quar¬ ter lead and led all the way. Central showed good scoring balance with 5 men in double figures. For the Redskins, Tom Kaisow led nil scorers with 25 points while Glen Boriiart medied 12 and Darwui Campbell chipped ui 10. Tlie 66-83 lost still leaves the Redskins a chance for third {dace. In the game for third place Genoa-Kingston drc^iped Huntley 69-53. The Cogs had to play catch np ban, as tfae Redskins led at half 33-27. However, the Cogs came to life and the Redskins died as Genoa outscored the Skins 27-10 and 15-10. Tom Kaisow and Glen Bortiart led the attack witfa 14 pc^ts each. In tfae Cham[rfonship game the Hampshire Whippers left no doubt wfao was No. 1 as they trounced tfae Central Rockets 82-68. Meeting of Huntley Park District LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that there will be elected as commissioner^ of The Huntley Park District, on April 20th. 1971 the foUowing: 2 Commissioners for the term erf 6 years. 1 Commissioner to fill vacancy for a term of 2 years. The last day for filing petitions for nomination is February I Bth, 1971 Petitions may be obtained from and filed with: Mrs. Carol Weirich Secretary, Huntley Park District Board of Commissioners 337 Kaddeen Ave. Huntley, Illinois Signed Carol Weirich Secretary Huntley Park District Published fai the Hunttey Farm- side Newspaper Febmary 4, 1971 As Mr: Edward Piske is retiring from the board upon comptetkn cf his term of office, vridch expires with the upcoming election, the board is in need of someone wbo is willing to give of his time and effort to this very wortfawhile project. Mr. Piske has, for many yean, gives his aU in fulfdlinfc his otdJgatioQr m a coRiffltssioner and I know that-eveiy- tmMia»WeMt!>,iM.sm^ to Ma the board in expressing tbeir thaidES and appredatioo for a job w^l done. JANUARY PARK BOARD The regular meeting of tfae Hunt¬ ley Park District Board was faeld on Wednesday. January 27tft, 1971 at 8:25 p.m. Upon roll call those present were Commissioners Mac¬ keben, Parisek and Piske, with com¬ missioners Deicke and Ream absent. The President asked for the read¬ ing of die minutes of the previous meeting of 12-18-70 after wfaich a motion was made by Mr. Piske, seconded by Mr. Parisek to approve the minutes a.s read. Upon roU call all commissionem voted aye and the motion carried. The treasurers report was then presented showing a balance in tfae checking account of $14,089.99. A motion was made by Mr. Mackeben, seconded by Mr. Piske to approve the r^iort as read. Upon roll call all commissioners voted aye and the rcpoBt was approved and filed for audit. At this time President Piske tumed over to the board, a dieck received as a donation frran James & Shirley Dhamer, in lieu of send¬ ing Christmas cards. The donation is to be applied to use as tibe board sees fit The board greatfuUy ac¬ cepted the Dhamers Ifaougfatful dona¬ tion. The President then presented tfae monthly bills for payment. Mr. Pari¬ sek made a motion, secooded by Mr. Piske, that all bills lie approved for payment as presented. Upon roU call all cotnmissioners voted aye and the motion carried. In tfae next order <^ business President Piske stated that, al- Continued oa laslde Back Page. PARK BOARD United States Post Office Postmaster Richard Michelsen an¬ nounced today that puiilic finance windows at tfae Hunttey Poet OfRce wiU tie dosed on Saturdays, startfaig February 20, 1971. Public lobbies wiH be open as usual on Saturdays, for the eoovenlence af lock- box customers^ However, manned windows, providffig stanpa, money orders, registiy, parcel poet, information, and otber servlbei, will be closed. This change in servioe ia part of a recognition of tite dunge in mafi- hig faabita of many poatal caatomefs, and is befaig observed by otiier peat offices in this area. Mail will continue to be ooUected, procesaed, ami deUvescd aa heieto- fore. Huntley Medical Building Annual Meeting TbB Bwtlw it^KM ,:W0l^, AnQUH JNwCfala''irafl' iMHt .JMMHlffJF' 27, at iM pjA. «»Utt ihHtamtUt wUh Pzciddettt Walter BormMater presiding over the meeting. Reports were presented tqr var¬ ious directtmi in connection witti ttie leasfaig of the buikfang, new north entrance addition, the painting of the trim, and the resuKa of laat yean pancake dinner, wfaicfa was handled by interested memtiers in the community. A detailed report was given on what faad been done in the way ot contacting phyafcians, naming wfaat doctors had been contacted and those shown tfae Hundey facUitte*. During the year the mortgage on the building was reduced by $1,000, leaving a balance owing of $3,500. llie successful pancake breakfast was again discussed and it waa tfae general consensus tfaat tfais should be faeld again in tfae month of Aprii and the proceeds be apidied against the mortgage. The existing directors, Walter Burmeister, Jofan Rugb, Leon Ol¬ haber, Earle Johnson and Wayne Miller were re-elected for the com¬ ing year. Lions Club On Itea., January 26, Tom Hoff¬ man, Dave Sdunltendntf and Hal Shott of tiie UICA Club and tfaeir coordinator Mr. Rolie* SimpaoB of tfae Huntley High School were guests of tiie Huntley lions dob for dinner. After tlie meal and a short bvaiaesa sectioa the stadents gave a slide preaeatatioa and re¬ port on the Nattooal, SUtte and Local UICA program. A slide ^ow told how the fro¬ gram started 15 years afo fai Ten¬ nessee to hdp stadanta become Coathiaed on ImMo Baek JPage LIONS
Object Description
Title | The Huntley Farmside |
Date | 1971-02-04 |
Month | 02 |
Day | 04 |
Year | 1971 |
Volume | 11 |
Issue | 44 |
Decade | 1970-1979 |
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 |


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And I have a question. Do birds eat roly-polies? Cause my yard is crawling with them and there are constantly a gazillion birds walking around back there, pecking away at my grass.
Poor things. Between Cameron and the birds, I don't think they stand a chance.
And I have another question. Does anyone know how to spell roly-poly? 'Cause I looked it up and found roly-poly with this definition: short and plump - pudgy. Somehow I don't think Webster is talking about the bug.
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5th Grade Research and Inquiry Resources
• Students will use the Internet to do research and inquiry on dogs.
• Students will read about several dog breeds.
• Students will complete a chart with facts about two dog breeds and decide which breed is best for children.
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• Send students back to the Web site to explore more about dog breeds. Students can play a dog breed spelling game or take a quiz about dogs by clicking on Quiz Yourself . Students can also find out more about the responsibility of owning a dog.
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read the article and then click on National Geographic Game: Working Dogs to play a trivia game about working dogs.
Click on Dogs With Jobs at the bottom of the page. On the new page, click About Dogs and then scroll down to Dog Jobs . Have students read more about different dog jobs that interest them. Ask students to work in a small group to write and present to the class a description of several kinds of dog jobs.
research more about dog breeds and working dogs. How are working dogs trained? Which breeds make the best working dogs? Ask students to research a specific event when working dogs were are used and write up a report explaining how the dogs successfully completed their jobs.