The Huntley Farmside

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VOLUME  14 — NUMBER  16 THURSDAY,   JULY   19,   1973
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Huntley American Legion and Auxiliary Joint Instalation
On ainday evening, July 15, new officers of the Huntley Ani«ican Legion Post No. 673, as weU as new officers ot the HunUey Auxiliary Unit were installed-
Commander Robert Schultz opened ISio meeting with the salute to the colors, the singing of the National Anthem, prayer by Tom Bjom and the Preamble to the Constitution of the American Lejron. Commander Schultz then turned the gavel over to the Auxiliary President, Lois Hammond in order that the Auxil¬ iary could proceed with the installa¬ tion of its new rrfficexs.
Mrs. Angle Powell of Wheaton, Past llth Distrct Presdent, was n- stallinp officer for the auxiUary. This year's officers are as follows:
President, May Chesak, 1st Vice President; Vera Re-smussen, 2nd Vice Pi-e.sident; Elsio Jordi, secretary; Violet Jurs, treasurer; Marilyn Eck. man, historian; Lola Mauslhak cha¬ plain; Sherry Bohlin, Sgt. at Arms; Hedwig I^eonard, Asst. Sgt. at Arms, Mable Schultz.
Mrs. Becky Gable of Fox River Grove was installing muscician, M"^. Otis Nixon of Wauconda, Chaplain and Mrs. Robert Schultz, Sgt. at Arms. Upon comirfetion of this ritu¬ al, RusseH Bieritz, past depart¬ ment commander from Geneva then julBuitetensd M>e 4ai^iygJtMyjc<fjolr,
Harold Doty, commander: Jctmes Manning, Senior Vice Commander, Charles Jurs, Jr. .Vice Commander, Donald Enstrom Adjutant and ser¬ vice officer, Thomas Bjom, chap- Iain, Richard Sizab, finance officer and Gene Hopp, Sgt at Arms.
Brief speeches were given by out¬ going Presidenf LoiS Hammond and Commander Robert Schultz and President May Chesak and Comman. dor Harold Doty. Refreshments were served following t'.ic installation.
Annual Lutheran Church Picnic
School Registration
R?(!:ist-at1on together with pay¬ ment of book fees and insurance for grade school children of Huntley District No. 158 will be held on August 14th. High school will be registered the following day, Aug¬ ust 15th.
Hours for registration are 9 to 12 A.M. and 1 to 4 P.M. at the hijrh school office.
Book rental for kindergarten is $6.00, wbile grades 1 thru 12 is $10.00.
School insurance is available for
a charge of $3.00 per student for
.grades Kindergarten through Sixth
(Jradc  and   $4.50  per  student   for
grades Seven through Twelfth.
School Calendar
August 8 — Boon County Fair - F.F.A.
August 14 — Rcgi.stration Kinder¬ garten thru Eighth Jrl^ade
August 15 - - Registration High School
Aujrust   24   —   Teachers   Institute
August 27 School starts - Half Day - Dis-'uiissiil 12:00 Noon (No
;Kindergarten>
August 28 — First full day of sch¬ ool . Cafeteria open
SIDWALK SALE JULY 28th
Third Hole In One At Pinecrest
Betty Valdez of Woodstock had a hole in one on 15 hole, 157 yards par three at Pinecrest Golf Course. She hit a five wood to make the shot. This is the third hole in one hit at the Huntley Golf Course. It was witnssed by Cindy K^l.
llie abore pictures were taken at fiie amiaal TrinUiy Laifaeraa CiwRli piodc iield at Deicke Park last Sunday, July IStli. The erents of tiie day started wMii « open air worsiilp service in the rain dielter al tbe parti. This waa followed by a pet lock dinner and games for (Jie cliiLlrBa Tbe pteaiG afforded old friends to converse in die relaxed abuosphere of ttie park and to leam ai tmportaat decisions made at (he Latiieraa Ctaarch, Miiaoaii Syaod Conventioa held in New Orteaaa the prewioos weeic