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Last Sunday, July ISth, Trinity Lutheran Church held their-annual picnic at Deicke Park following a brief religious service by Pastor Frederick Harm ThD. A delicious pot luck dinner was enjoyed by all. Next Sunday the church will Q^ ^. serve a centennial <ielebt«l*ff." " CENTENNIAL —
The fourth of a series of Cen¬ tennial Services will be conducted next Sunday, July 25, at Trinity Lutheran, Huntley. Guest speaker at the 8 and 10:15 a.m. services will be the Rev. E. H. Happel, president of the Northem Illinois District of the Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod. The Sunday has been designated as "Synodical Sun- d^";   Rev. Happel's  message will
underscore some of the tncae im- g>ortai!|t de#.sions and restutions of the recent Syoodkal Convention held in Milwaukee.
Following the later service a pot¬ luck dmner will t>e Ji^' In the ctouch lowet leVfl.   At ite digner
-viUtftiiB ui^m^^^ism^^
ing to flte Syddtctl i^oiifamoit wtiT be conducted. Delegate Oumpiecht, who represented Circuit 9 of the Northem EUlnols iDstrict will be present  for  that  presentation.
Altar Guild ladies from Trinity congregation will be featuring an Altar GuUd display which will be placed in the church narthex dur¬ ing tbe day. Visitors are warmly ionvited to share the day with the congregation.
Solemn Utet/men^ Meats TtuM Sahtrday
A solemn Requiem Maae will be celebrated by the Rev. L.-D. Day, the pastor of St Mary'a Catiiolic Church in Huntley, thU Saturdoy, My 24th at 11 a.m. Ihe ^ass will be said In the Caiiiolic Cemetery on Dean Street in Huntley. Fr. Day stated tfiat the service is being held for the dead in all three Huntley Cemeteries. Thi.s is a special Mass for both Protestants and Catholics alike.
Proclcanation
RESOLUTM>N
* WHEREAS, EDWARD PISKE was an elected mwnber of the Poard of Commissioners of Huntley Park District and served. asPtesi- dent of the Board from May 1, 1M9, njitil April 30,. 1971, an4
wH^kEAS, he gave ofrhis time toward the Interest of the Huiftley Part IDstrict,  NOW THEREFORE
BE IT RESOLVED that the Board of Commisslonein In behnlf of tlie Huntley Park District show its ap¬ preciation for his service Ijy pre¬ senting him with a gavel pta<^ ap¬ propriately IMcriM;
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itrwiMW'iir^^ltM'Y rttaque to be presented to Mr. Piske and be It furtlier resolved tiiat a copy cf this Resolution be given to ED¬ WARD PISKE and a copy be spread on the records of the HIINTLEY PARK IMSTRICT.
HUNTLEY PARK DISTRICT
School Ccdendar
August 10 — Registration - K-8.
August 11 — Registration - Hi^ School. *•
August 26 — Teacher Institute.
August 27 —- School Starts - Half day.
September 6 — No sdiool Labor Day.
School Board
The regular meeting oi the Board cf i "ducatlon of School District No. 158 was held at the High School Building on July 12. 1971. at 7:45 p.m.
Upon roll call the following an-, swered present; Mr. Jh*ik, Mr. Brandwein, Mr. Adams. Mr. Stad¬ ing, Mr. Michelsen and Mr. Bein. Mi's Mackeben ahsenL
1. A motion made by Mr. Brandwein and seconded by Mr. Adams to approve of the minutes as read. Motion carried 6 yeas and 0  nays.
2. A motion ma*" by Mr. Adams and seconded by Mr. Brandwebi to approve of the payment of the fol¬ lowing monthly bills. Motion car¬ ried 6 yeas and 0 nays.
3. A motion made by Mr. Stad¬ ing and secbnded by Mr. Michelsen to approve of the transfer made on June 30, 1971, as follows, to Trans- pdrUtion Fund: $803.13, $2,107.32 to the Junior College fund, $9,380.93 to the BuUding fund and $3,249.55 to the III. Mun. fund. Motion carr- ried 6 yeas and 0 nays.
4. A mntion made by Mr. BrtMd- wcin and seconded by Mr. Beia t» accept the kU (rm^PlM^^
' ttu-vester ¦«i»i'itt«ii^eir*er'i
sum df ti:,im. WfaM«^-^«rtik4a). Motion iatfried 6 yeas *«i 6 nt$a.
5. A motion was made hy Mi¬ chelsen and seconded by Mf. Beta to purchase a 1970 Chevrolet, 66--paa- senger school bus for the sum of '.;6,275 plus trade-In. Motion car¬ ried 6 yeas and 0 nays.
6. A motion made by Mr. Adams and seconded by Mr. Brandwein to ai^rove of the In Service days for the school year of 1971-72 as pre¬ sented by Mr. Marks. Motion car¬ ried 6 yeas and 0 nays.
7. A motion made by Mr. Adams and seconded by Mr. Stading to approve of the resignatioft of Don
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4'H King & Qneen Candidates
On Thursday, August S, at tfae MrHenry County Fair, tfce 1971 4-1! K ng A Qusen will be crowned tiy *»•" 1970 King. Kevin Schute, and the  1970 Queen. Judy Rich.
Thr Our^Ti candidates this year -1--^: Bev Alhre'ht 17 year cdd dauff^t^r of M-. and Mrs. Hexman -^Jbt^c'-t of Huntley. She is, a mem> ber H' th*^ Gruftnn Gi'is and VbmA- ^<~y Ha-"-'-t'r8 - and iter projects h»s fn-d. cHtblric, babytittinC pie>  ur~ for nl"asur»», flower ananff- ip!» ?>nd dairy; Lois Bucher, 17 year -Id daughter of Mr and Mrt. Ar¬ thur Bucher of Crystal Lake. Sh* Is a member of the Jr. Wonder Maids, and her projects include clothing, food, room improvement, babysitting, handicraft, and "Do Your Own Thing"; Mary pror, 17 year oU daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Ray Droz of Woodstock. She ll a member of (he Gre^wood'^<k«ai- llns, and her projects indude lioraea and livestock science; Kathy Luth, 18 year old daugtter of Mr. aad Mrs. Ruasel UtK «l Harvarl Siie is a member df^ $Miubam B- Sharpa nd  ttae^fpirVinl iMttfr
ncflt, daky. tbOkimmf IMM ^m. San<^ Scott, 19 year ofU ^Militer of Mr. and Mrs. Brad Soott «f Kidk- mond. She is a men^ at tke Con- munity Clo>«ra A bo-Pben. Her projects include horse production and horsemansk^. Vanita Sherwin, 11 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrt. Wayne Sherwin of Harvard. She is a member of the Grafton Olris and Huntley Harvesters and her projects indude clothing, dairy, room im¬ provement, foods, photography, can¬ dles, and home ground Improve¬ ment.
The King candidates are: Brian Gerioff, 17 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gerioff of Woodstock
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