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Lions Plan Football Night
On "Riursday evening, Novanber 30th, the Huntley Lions Club will entertain the Senior Football play¬ ers and coaches. At 8:30 the coa¬ ches will present movies of the 1967 football season. Tlie public is invited to view the movies and listen to the cc«nments of the staif. This event will be held at the Am¬ erican LeglMi Home.
Huntley High BasketballDates
HUNTLEY HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
1967 — 1968 1961
Tuesday, November 28
HSnldey — Big Rock Friday, December 1
Han^KMre Friday, DeceaiberS
Richmond Friday. December 15
Hiawatha SatiBxiay. Decendier 16
Cfeotral FHday. December 22
Marraigo Tu W TH FRI Dec 36.89 ' fsenoge RMMay Tuuiney IMS Friday, January 5
Hebron Friday, January 12
Mooseheart Haturday, January 13,
Genoa Friday, January 19
Hampshire Tu W Th Fri., Januasy 23-28
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Mooseheart Tuesday, January 30
Malta Friday, February 2
Richmond Saturday, February 3
Hiawatha Friday, February 9
Central Tuesday, February 13
Nwth Boon Friday, February 16
Hebron
Saturday,
Mooseheart Friday, February 23
iGenoa M T W TH F February 26
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Last X-Ray Unit Stop
Nov.  24 Last Date for X-Ray Unit
Friday, Nov 24, is the la.st Sche- dided date in 1%7 for the mobile diest x-ray unit .sponsored by the McHenry County Tuberculoas Assoc dation.
The unit will be located on the South side of tfae Court House and will be in operation 12:30 to 5 and 6 to 8:30 p.m.
Anyone 18 years of age or aider may avail himself of this opportun¬ ity to have a free chest xray. Child dren tmder 18, witfa a positive re¬ action to the tuberculin skin test may also be x-rayed.
l^e mobfle unit is spmwored by your contributions to the Christmas Seal Campaaga whldi is aow in progress. Mail your contributiMi as soon as possible.
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HAPPY THAiVKSGlVING
Thanksgiving Church Services
TRINTTY ETANGELIGAL
LUTHERAN CHURCH N. Chnrek at Fbst Stnet
Hantley, IHinois Frederkk R. Harm, Pastor
WEDNESDAY — November 22
8:00 P.M. Worship Service with Communion
FIBST CONGBEOATIONAL CHUBCH
Main  St.  at   Chnrch Rey. Robert L. Frank, Pastor
8:30 A.M. Thanksgiving Break¬ fast and Morning Service, sponsored by the Mens Fell¬ owship of the Church. All are welcome to come, have break fast and share in a brief ser¬ vice of Thanksgiving.
ST.  JOHNS   UNITED   CHURCH OF  CHRIST  —   HARMONY
THURSDAY — November 23
9:45    A.M.    Thanksg:iving Service  at Union.
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Dave Stading Hits 6 Point Deer
Pictured above is David Stading next to his 1957 Chevrolet. On the night of Sat¬ arday, November 11, Stading was returning to Huntley from Carpentersville on the blacktop when a 6-point buck deer jumpel out in front of his car. The deer was killed instantly and Stading's car received damage to the left front fender, headlight hood and grUIe.
The animal was turned over to, James Varva, game warden, who disposed of It. According to Stading had the animal not been mangled It would bave been turned over to a charitable institution.
Fire Call On Albrechts Farm
The Huntley Fire Department re¬ sponded to a call from tlie Herman Albrecht farm on Monday morning at 7:20. The fire was in the up¬ stairs of the old Albrecht home lo¬ cated on the west side of Albrfcht Road.
.^ family had just moved into the house last Saturday. Il wa.s re¬ ported that children were playing with fire which ignited a mattress 'and part  of the upstairs  floor.
Huntley firemen repcirted that very little water was used lo ex¬ tinguish the fire.
Legion Held Feather Party
The Feather Party and Bazaar of the Anierican Legion and Legion Auxiliary was a success. Many Door awcu^ were given as well as turkeys and geese. Don Enstrom received the grocery box. Else Ack man the Past Presidents basket, Sarah Koch the Junior prize, a center peice. Many more prisze were given awag. A buffett lunch¬ eon was served.
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Meeting Lions Club
by C. Lamb.
The regular meetir>g of the Hunt ley Lions Club held Nov. 14. A del icious dinner was served. Special guests were Lion R. Kirchoff, Zone Chairman, and Mr. Walter Bauer. Plant St^t of Union Special Mach¬ ine Co. of Stuttgard, Germany. Lion C. Lamb presented his special guest Mr. R. Nelson, Huntley Pol¬ ice Chief.
Ljon Kirchoff presented a very worthwhile narrated film on Lion Membership.
In business session, it was appro¬ ved to donate $25.00 to the Black¬ hawk Council of the Boy Scouts. Christmas party was discussed Christmas tree comwuttee gave its Teport. Fruit Cakes were distribut¬ ed. Anyone desiring more may contact Lion Chesak.
Lion Pfaff was present and pre¬ sented himself in the usual fine manner.
In Executive session the follow¬ ing were taken as new members: Mr. P. Freund, local implement dealer; Mr. Wm. Buck, local drug- gest; and Mr. R. Nelson, local Chief of Police.
goodwill Stop Next Monday
Goodwill Pickup in Hunley Nov. 27 The Goodwill Industries truck will be in Huntley, Monday, Nov. 27 to colec repah^able cl(rfiing, shoes and houseware for disablevi trainees and enq)loyees at GoodwiU, accord¬ ing to Mazie Blott, local repre¬ sentative.
For pickiq> arrangements, bags, clubs programs and information about Goodwil Industries, call 669- 5680.