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THURSDAV,   SEPT.   13,   1962 \OLUME  3  —  NUMBER 24
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-NOTICE-, Voters'
Wendell Wellzion of Bowl-Hi Lanes annunecd today that a bowl¬ ing league for boys and girl.s agc.s 8 through 14 vvill start next Sat. morning al 10:30 A.M. Thocs inter¬ ested should be at Bowl-Hi Lanos at  that time
Service Meeting
On Wedne.sday September the (Community -Service Group met at the I/Ogion I-iome Meeting callctl lo order by president Lima Te.ss- endorf. Organizations represented were American Legion, Auxiliary. P.T.A., Home Bureau, Village Board, Lions Club. Was reported that 23 new families have signed for th(> use of the Book Mobile and there arc 8000 books available to the public. Election was held. Lima Tessendorf was rcellected, as President. Al Boncosky as Treasurer.'reellected Bob Eckland as Vice President Mazie Blott Secretary. Finance Committee Roger Perley Al Boncosky and Lima Tessendorf.
-NOTICE-
The first   football'
lie  will  be
this Friday at Richmond at 8 p.m.
Board Meeting
Everyone wa.s pre.sent for the Village Board mceti."p this month.
Tho municipal tAjft^as '2 per cent with !i;i,39.5.66.^F'
Ladies in the Southeast side of Hunlley were present to discuss a guard for the school cro.ssing at nt. 47 and Mill Street. Mayor Brill appointed Rudy, Enstrom, and Wasserstraus to meet with tho school board, to discu.ss ways of handling il. They also are tijing to contact .someone who uill do the guarding.
The east side sewei- uas dis- cu.ssed. II was decided not to run a sewer up lo the Algoraiuin Black- lop at the pre.sent time because tlie i)coplc aren't interested in it and don't have water jiroblems af the   present   time.
It was decided to wait until psrlng to start on the repairs in front of tho fire barn.
The police were called together to discuss their problems. However, there were no big problems on their part.
Card of Thanks
The members of The Huntley Community Service Group wish to thank everyone who helped make the Community Party on Sept. Sth a success. Sfwcial thanks to Mr. Harold Lake and his musicans who donated there time for the dance; to Mr. Henry Roesslion of Gilberts, the square dance caller- to Howard Ruth, the able M.C: to Mrs. Henry Marlowe for the Clev¬ er awards; lo Mrs. Harry Hughes for fXJSters; to Mrs. Ward Plane and her welcome committee; Mrs. Wayne Zimmerman for public rel¬ ations and all the organizations who provided refreshments and supplies or who assisted in any way.
This year several intere.sting and decorative displays were provided by the following: Deans Milk Co., Coils, Ins,, A,E. Robinson Co., Lio¬ ns Club, Huntley 4-H clubs. The Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts, Amer¬ ican Legion, the American Legion Auxiliary and The Hunlley Farm- side. All who set up or removed these displays should be compli¬ mented on a fine co-operative job. (Continued on Pag^e 2)
Registration Day Septemlier 22
The Board of Supervisors of Mc Henry County have designated Sat¬ urday. Sept. 22, 1962 as Voters' Registration  Day.
All these who are not registered voters, at the prenent time, should avail themselves of this opportun- nity   to  register.
Registered Voters do not need to re-register. However if you arc a registered voter and did not re¬ ceive a Voter's Registration Card, within the last two months, please contact tho County Clerk's office. Registration may l)c made at the County Clerk's office in the Court House, between the hours of 8 a.m.  and 4 p.m.
Registration   may   also   be   made with anyone of the following Dep¬ uty  Registrars: RILEY   -
Esther M.   Ruth,  RR No. Mar¬ engo. MARENGO—
Reva  M.  Crittenden, City Hall, Marengo. DUNHAM—
Nellie C. Wlttmu-s, 312 Marengo St.,   Harvard. CHEMUNG   -
Helen McLucn,  104 W.  Sumner St., Harvard.  (Ray Lush's Office) Earle G. Wells, 109 West First St., Harvard. ALDEN-
Elvin R. Cast,  E.  R.  Cast Gen¬ eral  Store,  Alden. HARTLAND
Mamie  Tornow,   Hartland. SKNECA
Ilonr.v H. F'roise. RR No.   1, Un- . ion. CORAL -
Claude O.  Rudy, Union. GRAhTON
Margaret   E.      Dwyer,     Village Hall, Huntloy. 8 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and 1  p.m.  to 5 p.m. DORR
Waller M. Reed, Librarj- Room, School District No. 48, Ridgefield. GREENWO(X)D-
Helen M. Asmus, Sunset Groc¬ ery, 3412 Thompson Road, Wonder Lake.
HEBRON
Harold S. Thayer, Alden Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Office, Hebron
RICHMOND- LCD C. Karls, Kenosha St„ Rich¬ mond.
BIJRTON-
Alice Wagner, Bliven St., Spring Grove. MC HENRY—
Earl R. Walsh, 3429 W. Elm St., McHenry. 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Emma B. Pyritz, 5218 W. Fountain Lane, McCullom Lake, McHenry. — Justus Kellner, Vac- ula's Real Estate Office, Wonder Lake. Marilyn J. Van Zevern, Pistakee Highlands Community Center (Red Barn) 10:00 a.m. to 7 p.m. -Cletus Stewart Mayer, Pis¬ takee Highlands Community Cen¬ ter [RedBarn) 10.00 a.m. to 7 p.m. —Irma E. Gunther, 4216 N. River- view Drive, Sunnyside, McHenry. — Carol A. Kennebeck, 4209 N. Dennis Blvd., McHenry.—Dorothy E. Miller, 3709 W. Clover Ave., McHenry. -John Thomas Licastro, 1603 North Ave., Lakeland Park, McHenry.—Bonnie F. Meyers, 2406 W. Johnsburg Road, McHen- ry.--Eioise McCafferty, Real Es¬ tate  Office,  7406 Hancock Drive,
Community Party Saturday Nigiit
Huntley's 2nd annual Commun¬ ity Party was held last Saturday night, September 8, al the Hunt¬ ley Fire Station, Approximately 2(X) people enjoyed dancing 1o music provided by Harold Lake, Elmer Lang, Bob Haughey, Henry Linderman, Gordon McRac, Bob Butler, and Less Lidoll.
Henry Roesslion call the square dances.
Howard Ruth, Master of Cere¬ monies, made the following pre- .sentations: Longest Single Resid¬ ent ¦ Mr. Harry Weltzien - Key to the City; Best Girl Watcher - Glen Delany - Glasses and notebook for recording information obtained; Newest Married Couple - Mr. & Mi-s. AltK)rg - Double Night-gown and individual redcaps; Newest residents - Mr. & Mrs. Alborg - Map of Huntley; Visitor travel¬ ing the Farthest - Mrs. Florence Berkley ¦ 1 nights free lodging in the Huntley Jail; Lady with the best Hairdo - Mrs. Tom Kelly - large gunny .sack handbag. Mrs. Henry Marlowjc^ responsible for the gifts. ^P^
Trip Tq Dekalb
Farmers of CoraT, and tJ'rafton township and Dekalb corn dealer, Lawrence Ern^^of Huntley re¬ turned recentl^B^isTi a trip to Dekalb's corn it-search center at Dekalb, Object of the trip was to learn more about present day corn research and what it means now and in the future. While al the 100 acre test plot several hundred corn farmers were shown Dekalb's work in building in resistance to (Continued on Pa(?e 2)
First Football
Game Friday
The football schedule is lows:
September   14    Richmond 8:00  p.m,
September     21    Hebron 8:00 p.m.
September     28-  Genoa 8:00 p.m.
October       5—Hiawatha 8:00 p.m.
October       13 - Central 2:00 p.m.
October      19 —Earlvillc 7:30  p.m.
October   2.5 Kaneland
8:00 p,m,
November 3      -Pau Pau 1:30 p,m.
Hiawatha, will also play home coming game.
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NUNDA   -
Dreda F. Robertson, City Hall, Crystal Lake. 8:00 a.h. to 4 p.m. —Herbert F. Clausen. 601 South Broadway, McHenry Shores, Mc¬ Henry.—Mary Ellen Flanagan at Home on Highway 176, 1 mile West of Burtons Bridge end 3 Miles East of Highway 31 from 8 a.m, to 12 noon and from 6 p,m. to 9 p.m. at Green Bowler Restau¬ rant. Highways 176 and 31 from 1 p.m, to 5 p.m. — Lorraine K Bemis, 2406 S. Holiday Drive, Hol¬ iday Hills, McHenry. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.—Pacita R .Morrison, 119 W. Valley View Drive, Lakemoor, Mc¬ Henry.
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