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VOLUME   6 —NUMBER   2 THURSDAY,   APRIL    15,   1965 PHONB:
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Overturned Trailer on Sikula Farm    Easter -1965
Destruction on SusongPlaee
Distruction on Carl Hill Farm
Tornado Hits        Notes on School Crystal Lake
Property damage In Huntiey was slight in comparison to the devas¬ tation created by the tornado which passed through the area last Sun¬ day afternoon, leyelllng a portions of Crystal Lake and ether northern Iliinois communities.
Following is listed (in part) property destroyed or damaged In the Huntley area or owned by for¬ mer residents:
At the Hans Skyette farm, on Reed Road, the barn was blown down and completely destroyed, CONTINUED ON  PAGE SIX
The Huntley Consolidated School District No. 158, wIM be In session for both elementary and Wgh sch¬ ool students on Monday, April 19, 1965 and Monday, May 31, 1965. These two days of sohool attendance are necessary to make up loat snow days when sc+iool was closed -earlier  this year.
Coming Event
TUSEDAY APRliL 20 — Village Election
WEDNESDAY April 28 — Bar-B- Que Supper U.C.CX:. Social Hall
Rev. L. .1. Perkine
For 19M> oentures Easter cele¬ brations have affected the western world. Men have gathered togrether to pay tribute to an obscure car¬ penter who was executed for trea¬ son as a common crimnal. They have done this since about 27 A.D.
Even thouKh he was dead and burieed. his followers were con¬ vinced that he continued to be pre¬ sent with thetn and alive in the flesh. This made news_ then and it still does. It defied logic then and it still does. Yet Easter is not merely a news story like any other execution. Easter is  a  sign   of  a
shange in the world   a change
in the lives of men who have come in contact with this executed car¬ penter, both then and now. It is a phenomenon that both mystifies and chanllenges everyone in the world of every age and class.
The way in whjch our coipmun- ities, including Huni;ley, have re¬ sponded to the tomadoe disaster that hit the Crystal I^ake — Island Lake area is a sign of the power of this E^ '^ evemt. iust as tho tornado sm.^K with all the force and fury of that Black Friday Cwfaeu the carptater. waa sjKcuted in 27 A.D.); so also the love of man for mon that we have seen in the waJkJopIe rushed to help the afflictecFTrfiis past week is the same force of love that God show¬ ed mankind on that first Easter. As God caused the carpenter to live on despite the cross, so we of the weetern world exhibit tha same love that God had in the manner in which we brought our goods, money, and resuce workers to the tornado area. All the force of God's love for men when he raised the carpenter from the dead is symbolized by our reaction of love reaching out in the middle of destruction. The rebuilding of des¬ troyed homes and communities is like an Easter resurrection.
On that ftrst Easter men learned that death and destruction are always defeated by love. Not even an execution of God's Son, that carpenter fropi Nazareth, could cancel God's love. So also now a tornado becomes an instrument where men can and do affirm the power of love to rebuild and re¬ surrect the  fallen.
Yes, for 19% centuries Easter has affected the western world. It has caused men to jump to show what love is as they learned it from God those many years ago. It has given to us the knowledge that no disaster can finally con¬ quer the people who can love their
neighbors as themselves   like
that carpenter did. May it continue to do so as more and more men seek to live this love of God.
Un-Official Elettion Returnes ¦
Emset  Stading, Jr.  and  Charles  ;
"Ohuok"   \aamb  were   the   winners  ;
of Education election held on April  ,
10. .
A total of 434 votes were oaot In  .
this, one of ttie largest, achool boa- 1
rd elections In Huntley. The condl-  '.
dates received the folowing votes: 'Stading 216
Lamb 246
Hannia BOO
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Worship Easter Sunday
St. Mary's Catholic Okarch
Rev. L. D. Oay, Paator
Phono   669-S8S1
SUNDAYS
Masses at 8:00 a.m. A 10:00 ajn. HOLY   DAYS
.   Masses at 8:00 ajn. A 8KX) pjn. SATURDAYS
Confessions at 7:00-8:00 pjn.
TRINITV   EVANGELICAL LUTHERARN CHUBCH
N.  Cainrch at Firat Stnet Phone 812—669-6780
THURSDAY  —  APRIL  16
7-8:30   P..M.   Announce  for   Holy ComnMinlon GOOD FRIDAY — APRIL 16 — 8:00   P.M.  WoroMp  Service  with Holy Communion EASTER SUNDAY — A^RIl 18 — 6:30   A.M.   Sunrise   Service   with Breakfast   following . 9:00 A.M. Worship Serviee 10:15 A.M. Sunday  Sohool TUESDAY — APRIiL 20 4:00 P.M. Jr. Confirmation Class 8:00   P.M.    Bowling   League    at Bowl'HI Lanes WEDNESDAY — APRIL 21 V -4^^ KM.. iMtiea At* Ijiarhsss at  ttnmanuel  Lutheran Sohool, Dundee ;   4:00   P.M.   Children's   Choir   Re¬ hearsal 7:30 P.M. LWML Meeting
UNITED CmmCH OF OHRIST
Hannony
Rev. Edward Hefaio, Ppatw
Phone 815—828-4M«
THURSDAY —  APRIL  15
8:00 P.M. Communion Service SATURDAY —  APRIL  17 9:30  A..M.   Confirmation   Inst,   at Harmony EASTER SUNDAY — APRIL 18 — 6:00    A.M.    Sunrise    Service    at
Union 10:45 A.M.   Sunday —   HarmOny 11:00 A.<M. Morning Worship with Holy Communion TUESDAY — APRIL 20 8:00 P.M. DartbaitJ — Tsam Ploy- offe at BensenWIIe.
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UNKEED cmnus oe
Since     CONOR EGMTIONAiL Rev.   Lawrence  J.  Perldns, Maia Street at Ctanh Hnattegr, nUiMto
THURSDAY — APfiM.  IS 3:46 P.M. Jr. Choir Praotloo 7:30    P.M.    Maunday    Thu^vday Communion   Service GOOD FRUDAY — APMIL 16 —
1:00-2:00 P.M. Momorlal  Service SATU^-JY — AlP«M. 17
No 6^|,rfnBtiavi Claso EASTEWSUNOAY — A«»R|iL 18 — 6:00 AJM. Sunrloe Service at the Chureh .':'.:2alMr. AM.-- fa null SI salo
ship  fisater Brsakfaat (Kvary-
one   la  htvltod  —  A  fro«'%rlll
offering takan) 9:3<W    1. Church Sehool. Ctaaoaa
foPsqrr. old« tttrough adoHs 10:46    A.M.    Morning    Worohlp.
Everyone  Invited I
Senior Class Play    Annual Banquet
The Senior CMiss at Huntlsy High School presented the play VArtsenIc and OW Lace", a comedy In ttH-ee sots by Joosph Kessk-ing, last Tuesday evening, April 13. The play was directed by Mr. Mittel. Members of the cast wore: Abby ^rewater, Susan Remua; The Rev. Dr. Harper, D«vld Reeves; Teddy Brewster, Lee Linnenkohl; Officer Birophy, MJIsord Brown, Offloer 0'H4M-a, oiale Rosaaloln; Martha Brewster, Pat Zemla; Elaine Har¬ per, Sanda Akerberg;. MerMmer Brewster, Wayne Workowski; Mi> Gibbs, Ed Glisendork; Jonathfin Brewster, Dennis RudsinsM;' (&>. Einstein, Ahan Borhi^; Lleutetiant Rooney, Craig Johnson; Mr. Whlth- erspoon, DavM Henvmer.
P.T.A. Bake
Sale Success
A net profit of $187.50 from the P.T.A. BMke Sale Saturday, A^ril 10, has been reported by the Bales Sal* Oonrmrlttee. This Is the largest profit On record from this annual event, and P.T*A. members and parents of students at Huntley Sch¬ ool are commended for their res- ponaa-.wlth donation* of baksrv godd/.and eash domitlona. Mme. Waiter Mursewdck was gen¬ eral oha^^^n of ttve svont and Mrs. Wgy'ne Zimmerman oo-ohalr- man, aaslated by Mrs. Earl luMnc Mrs. E«H Kataow; iMra. Cttartta Ernesti, notices; and Mrs. thoawaa Kelly, pooters and newspaper pub¬ licity.
Ths Qommltteo end Uif P'.TJk.. are greafeful to the Mat*. Btintt ef Huntley for the use of their build¬ ing on Main Street, and to Pur- Aiarfe Qertlflod for oupplying paper baas, as well to aM those who sup¬ ported this projsct by their jtatron- age.  -
The annual Joint Klomflnt^^ — Hlflh School Athletic San^iMt, ap- enairod by the Huntley Uons Club, was heid tas* Thuraday svsn4ng, April 6, Oft the Huntloy Wire Stat¬ ion.
A daHohH».i»iat baaf dlnnar vwaa prepared by the eeaertaan Legion Auxllljtry and »a«Pvad by Huntloy High Sohool  girls.
Tha toaatwwiatsf ef 1h« ovonlfHl was Wayne ZXmmsmian, Vies Pree¬ ldent of the Lions Cluti, In the absence ef the ProaMsnt Paul Ort- llsb, who wae recently In the hos¬ pital.
Ths invooatlen was given by Rev Lawrence J. Perkine, paator ef the UnKed Church of Christ Congregat¬ ional,
The welcome was given by Oavid Rudy, former proaidant of the Uons Club.
The gueat apoaker of ths svaiHng was Tal Brody, eo^^irtaln and All. conference ptayer from the Univer. sKy of iWnole.
FoMow4hg Mr. Brady's remaHcs Varaity AtMrde were presented by Coach Homer Barry, Junior Var¬ aity AM«rd« by Aast Osaoh Wr. Currie, Cheerleading Award* by Miss. Gall SuMm Doody, Tth A ee* grade AiMBTda by Coaoh Otih Qtl- ene^ and Mh A 6th gnede ivMrda by Coaoh Oave Trumbo and Wm. Eloanminger.
The awartte given at ifte Athletle ¦dn^wet vtere as fOtloM**: (Capttei luettera ImNoMs varsHy •WarBs, eiaH letters Mdtoate Junior Versifar auMarda, f tndloate partlolp. amea.}
•tNKms (4)
AUn   Borhart,   FB, T;   Lee  Lin¬ enkohl, FB; Dale Ressplein, Pft T: Wayne  Workowfli«  Nl, »•. JUNIORS (10)
WIttlam Bortiart, FB, bB^ T; Riohard Burmelater, f; Dennis Bh- CONTINUED ON PA&fe JtX