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THURSDAY,  MARCH   12,  1964 VOLUME    4   —   NUMBER   49
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Mortgage     Burning     At      Trinity
Plctuju^above are members of the Trinity Lutheran Church In Huntley as tk Bamed flHhe mortgage on the Church in an impressive ceremony at  the ChurcF last Sunday at the regular 10:15 service.
Red Cross Fund Drive Chairtnan
The annual Red Gross l^und Drive is her. Let Is all do our best In making it a success.
The McHenry County chairman is and has  been for the last 20
years is Mr. Fred Ferris of Wood¬ stock, who was born and grew up in Huntley. He graduated from Huntley High School in 1899.
His father, T.   R.  Ferris,  was Huntley's druggist and postmaster.
Huntley has krown and old replaced since then. But Fred likes lo come back to Huntley and meet the old and new friends he has made in the Fled Cross work.
High School To Present Sacred Concert
TTt^ Huntley High School Sen¬ ior Chorus will present their 6th ^acred Interdenominational Music roncr"-t on Sunday evening, Mar. 'is. ,nt 8:00 pm. at the United ("hurch of Christ Congregational, ¦Tiint'ey, There is no admission charRO.
Tho chorus will present the Lent Easter Cycle by Johann Sebastian '5ach. The cycle is composed of twf>lve  parts,  ther are:
For Ash Wednesday, Jesus, I Will Ponder Now; Invocavit Sun- (^ay, Rise. My Soul, To Watch and Pray; Reminiscere Sunday, Out of tho Depths I Cry to Thee; Oculi Sunday, Wilh All My Heart I l.ovc Thee, Lord; Laetare Sunday, Jesus, Thou Soure of Every Good; Judica or Passion Sunday, A Lamb Goes Forth Our Griefs to Share; Palmarum Sunday, Hail! Thou Blessed Lord, Redemmer; Thursday in Holy Week, Our Lord and Savior in the Night; Good Fri¬ day, Ah, Holy Jesus Hast Thou Offended; and three, jpq;iipiQ|Jt.aBt- tihgs for Easter Sunday, In Triumph Shouts The Son of God, Jesus Christ, Our Lord and Sav¬ ior, and The Lord Is Rls'n On CONTINUED ON PAOE  SIX
Huntley Men To Hear Cary dD C,L. Jaycees
The possibility of organizing a Junior Chamber of Commerce in Huntley will be aired at an open meeting which has been scheduled by the Crvstal Lake and Cary Jay¬ cees for 8:00 p.m., Thursday, Mar. 19, at the Huntley American Leg¬ ion Hc«ne.
At the briefing meeing, the Crystal Lake and Cary Jaycees will explain various phases of their own operation, community and membership benefits resulting from Junior Chamber operations and Junior Chaml>er chapter and membership requirements. A ques¬ tion and answer {period will colse the session, which is expected to last an hour and a half.
Tho Junior Chamber of Com¬ merce is a civic service organiza¬ tion whose menMUhip is open to all young men be^^n the ages of 21 through 35.
Purpos of the world-wide organ¬ ization is the imjwovement of communities in which units are lo¬ cated and personal devaiepmeBt of its members; both objectives being accomidished through a wide var¬ iety of project activities.
JuniOT Chamber chapter are lo- CONTINUED ON_PAOE SIX
Jr. Class Play - March 14
The Junior Class of Huntley High School will present "No Boys .Allowed," a comedy-mystery in 3 .nets. It will bo presented at 8:00 p.m. in the high school gym on March 14.
The following is a brief summaiy of tho play:
Rita was through with Fred   -
absolutely — especially after she saw him ki.ss that blonde good¬ bye at the airport. Of course, Fred claimed it was only his cousin, but blondes like that are nobody's cou¬ sin. Then Fred breaks In on Rita's slumber party — which is strictly a "no boys allowed" affair — and pleads with her to take him back.
Bruce Weber On Deans List
Bruce A. Weber of R. R. 1 in Union, III., was one of 147 Brad¬ ley University students listed on the Dean's Honor List for the first semester of the 1963-64 academic school year according to Dr. E. Russel Kuchel, vice president for Academic Affairs at Bradley.
Students with grade pcAnt aver¬ ages of 7:00 [A-minus] or hitter are eligible for this recogniti(m. Only full-time day students carry¬ ing 12 or more hours may be hon¬ ored on the Dean's List.
Joy Davis
Receives
Honors
Joy Davis, daughter <rf Mr. and Mrs. David L. Davis, R. R. 1, Huntley, has received academic honors at Augustana College, Rode Island. Her name appeared <»i the Dean's List for her achievem«it of close to an "A" average during the fall semester. A graduate of Mai^ngo Conununity High Sdtool, Miss Davis is a junior at Augustt- ana. She is majoring in psydK^ogy.