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VOLUME 7 — NUMBER 3» THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1966
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DetctLeMeniorial Center Dedicated
(Left to right) Edwin F. Deicke, Mrs. Deicice, and A.  Raymond Ewers, Villa Park, chairman. Memorial Hospital Board of Governors.
Plan Misson Festival At Trinity
"Mission FestiT«4" services will be conducted at Trinity Lutheran Church. Huntley, this Sunday, Oct. 30, at the Moming Services, 8:00 and 10:15 a.m. Guest preacher for the day will be the Rev. Edwin H. Happel recently elected president of the Northern- lUinois Districtc of the Luthern. Church, Missouri Synod. Rev. Happel served for many year^ as pastor of Immanue) Luthera^. Chureh, Dundee, and more recently as director of Stew¬ ardship and Finance of the Nor¬ thern Illinois District of his church.
Special emphasis will be placed on a presentation of the needs and challengres of the total missionary program of the Lutheran Chnrch, Missouri Synod.. Since Oct. 30 is also Reformation Sunday in the church year, special choir music will give attention to this impor¬ tant festival. Vi«tors are welcome at the services.
PoliceReport
The Huntley Police Department reported this week that Gene Meiser, 2S, of Hampshire was -fined JiOO.OO and sentenced tb" 80 ^iays iri the McHenry 'County Jail' for purchasing liquor for 5 minors on July 25. Robert Clemmerson, 18, also of Hampshire, was given a $50.00 fine and sentenced to 30 days in the McHenry County Jail on the same charge. On July 29 Huntley police picked up five ju-i veniles on a charge of drinking. Through the cooperation of the youths and their parents Meiser and Clemmerson were apprehend ed. After a series of continuations the two men were brought to trial on October 14, pleading not guilty to the charge. However, they were found guilty as charged and given the sentence mentioned above.
It haa been reported to Huntley police that restitution has been made to the B&B Service of the theft  of  used   batteries   recently.
ZIP Inio
The best way to assist the Post al Service during the Christmas "rush" is to shoo early. Mail early and use ZIP Codes.
It defiinitely is not early to start putting your mailing lists in order By organizing your Christmas mailing early, you help yourself to a happier and more relaxed CONTINVED ON PAGE FIVE
Elmer Beinman, 21, of Fox River Grove, was picked up by Huntley police at 1:16 a.m. Sunday in A collapsed condition on the back doorstep of a local residence. Bein¬ man had recently been released from Vandalla. He was taken to the McHenry County Jail to sleep it off.
Elmhurst Memorial Hospital's hew Edwin F.'Deicke Medical Education Center was dedicated Wednesday ev- ening, September 21, ip conjunction with the first of a series of infon;..it; ional progranife for members, of the hospital's governing boa;rd, medical and administrative staffs.
Deicke, a long-cime Dupage ai'ja resident and businessman, has phy- ed an important role in the devel op-. ment of Memorial Hospi'ial, having served as one of its earliest fourd- ers.
He served 30 years on its board of trustees, including 14 years as trcns- urer snd 12 years as president.
Durihg the dedication program. Deicke recalled when the twspiial had its fihariciar problems during the early depriession years. He ^aid $1,500 was raised throiigh the st/k^ of an automobile to help lead the ins¬ titute out Of its financial plight.
He added tlvat the Improvement in the economic cohdifrons hi the early 30's gave the hospital additioical impetus and suhs6«qucntly openM the way to fhe first adftftttn aiid succosd- inf expansion progrftriijK '••
Dr. C. A. Gut2iner. prtStWh't of Me(norikl-H«ls^K£r» bdkni'of tiSi?- tees. raid thtf Aere Have been many improtaiit ihiiesto'^ in the lift of tte hwtitution.
"I am pleased to lufM tfm tunity te take part in the'' of tbe new j:d«ta.JF.
Costume Dance To Be Held
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The   Huntley  Am^ricap   Lfgion
will   hold 'its   annual ^ Hallowe'en
costume dance this Saturrfay night,
Octoi)er   29., Th^, music   wijl   be
provide^ by "^he fcsquires" a are^
(jroup frora Wqodstock. Cash prices
will be" given for the best cpatume^,
"ranging from $lfe to $5. Tm 4*<><^^
will continue from 9:30 until 1:3()
a,m. An admission charge will be
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certtiB it wK tacHHe ttn ant ikart of Memfriafs medicf ) toty." ¦
Dr. Qutztner added, "It is the |ie»- pie who iare employed ben and «fa» will be (»tMhg here from the ccJn-' . innnit}' '.i- the people who will be studying and leading hero — they will nnake ftiis center live."
"It is note 40 yeais since MfafiM'- ial Hospital has been e^ablished."
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Sports Note
The Hqtitley Re'ijkins, wtre ovcr- T«^elnied hy the ^flc>a-k{iig§lon team In the gamebjayj^ pn ine Huntley field on, JP*riqay.. October 21, Ijy a. tbiBnpBi^4t-0'score, ¦ "'The Huntley tearh made M yjs, nishingf,|87 yds^" Pf^ssfiig for a total of 135 yd^.' "Wiey had '6 1st dowris', attempted 'l5 passes. cdniplet«<i, t passes. High tackHer for the local squad Wt« Gary Bakl6y with 15 tac¬ kles, Chilck iRiith had 12 and Dan Dammyer ha<l* 12. ¦        '
The Huntley team this year '^as won two iames anil Ibst four. In the dash \*ith Hebron th^ Huntldy team won V9-0. Thte week they will play at Ricbn'ioodi <'
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THUi-^SDAY   ^-TiOVEMBER '3 .^ S-.ds) p.m. Special Towh Meeliti;^! '¦'-    at Grafton idwnship garage. Impertakt.
That date of October 27th has arrived and the Annual FFA "Slave Sale" will get underway at 8:00 P.M. tonight in the School gymnasiunx. Persons having jobs to be done about their homes and business establishments will be bidding for the services of thirty nine young men. All wiUing and able to tackle the various jobs to he done. These young men are donating their time to earn money for their FFA treasury. These funds are used to defray spme of the expenses of club membership is making trips in search of great er agricultural knowledge. The funds have been used on the ex- l^erimental plot planted soutii of the school building. They are man¬ aged solely by th6 boys and con- sriderable expense has occured as they develop the productive cap¬ acity of the field. President Lon¬ nie Millerman thanks the biddtra of the past y^ars for their support and says the club ia looldn||i for ward to this sale and the <^>por- tiinity of "slaving" for (Ml^ita "lucky bidden." Everyoaa is in¬ vited of course there will he free oji* 5 *refreshments and entert*inn«nt as in the {Mid! yoAn.    ¦   - " u.
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The Hnntley volontaer^'WBMn responded to two fire :^q on Monday. Tbe ftrst came «t Sftinxi- mately I p.m. and was a grass fire at the John Hennin^r farm west of •*he sodjiarswy.^.——-
The second call came in at ap¬ proximately i:30. It was reported to the firemen that a fire was burning in a com field on the Hartman No. 4 farm on Gilberts Road.
Tag Day This Saturday
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Moving into their. neim>oine, soo^t «^^,thfef! ^WWre^ ffpin the,Woodatock Child¬ ren's Home. Open ho«M a( tke new family livliig.wBlt«ii' K4skw««k«e VaHey^toMFd waa held Snaday Afternofn. Fropii left: ^ffe Biiwha, Parolwr Hii4a0a, Michelle Bnrlce, Chnck Stark, Wendy SUrk, Laurie B^He, iH ^^ty Burke.
A "tag Day" for thk benefit dr thb Woodstock"VhildrCn's hoaie will be Obeerved ' m Hnntley on Saturday, October tii Soe Eggers ahd a groiip ot High School lAnd- ents win conduct the Tag Day. All funds received win be turned over to the Woodstock Children's Hone.