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VOLUME  12 — NUMBER  31 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1971
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McHenrj County Mnsic Festival To Be Held In Hnntley November $th
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wUI perform works by Lotti, Handel, Thonuison iriong wtth folk songs from various cultures. Photo   by  DeWayne
At 8:00 P.M. in the Huntley Oon- soLidated Schools Gymnasium mem¬ iiers of the choruses from Alden- Hebron, Harvard, Huntley, Maren¬ go, McHenry East, McHenry West, Richmond.Burton, and Woodstock High Schools will perform in a 450 voice massed chorus. Under the di-
School Menu
Menu Week of 11-8 - 11-12
Monday — Woiner winks, plain or cheese, pork and beans, brownies, milk.
Tuesday — Oven fried chicken, mashed potatoes and gravy, buttered peas, buttered bread, chilled fruit, milk.
Wednesday   —   Italian   spaghetti       ice cream, milk.
rcction of Dr. Marie Ann Heiberg Vos, Crystal Lake, the massed chor¬ us will .sinp "0 Clap Your Hands" by Woodward, Selections from Fiddler on the R(X)f" by Hamick, Selections from "Goodbye, Mr. Chips' by Bricusse. The final se¬ lection   will    be    "A   Canticle   of
and meat sauce, tossed garden salad, Russian Dressing, buttered bread, mixed fruit, milk.
Thursday — Chicken ncxidle or tomato soup, ham and cheese sand¬ wiches, carrot and celery strips, chill¬ ed fruit, milk.
Friday — MacaronL and cheese, buttered green beans, buttered bread, orange push ups or vanilla
Kindergarten Oress Up For Halloween
A whole bunch of witches, gob¬ lins, and asscMted either characters of the morning kindergarten visit¬ ed the rj. hi*^ library Friday morn¬ ing. All of those halloween type ot
people put quite a scare into the librarian, Mr. Kem. He did recover in time to take a lecture and the kindergarten continued oo thedr eerie tour.
Praise" by  McAfee with  band ac¬ companiment.
Additional features on the pro¬ g-ram will be performanees by a woodwind quintet, the McHenry County. Brass Quintet, and a select chorus from Harvard High School.
Schoo' Calendar
Nov. 5 — Football Hiawatha - Away.
Nov. 8 — Music Festival at Hunt¬ ley, 8 P.M.
Nov. 8 — School dismissed at 2 P.M.
Nov. 9 — Football - Fr.-So. Hia¬ watha, Home.
Nov. 9 — Music Booster Meeting, 8 P.M. Band Room.
Nov. 12 — Football - Genoa, Away.
Nov.   12 — Acport Cards.
Nov. 14 — Music Boosters Auc¬ tion.
Nov. 15 — Half day scbooi A.M. - Parent Teacher conference day.
Nov. 16 — Senior announcement (orders)  8:30 A.M.
Nov. 17 — DewsBies - taking pic¬ tures all day.
Nov. 17 — F.H.A. Daddy Date Night. 7:30 P.M. Multi purpose room.
Nov. 23 — Baskethal Game 1 Marengo - Away.
Nov. 23 — Grade school - Bas¬ ketbaU - ts. Pats, Away.
Nov.24 — Inservioe Day - % day A.M.
Nov. 25 — No School - ThankB- giving Holiday.
Nov. 26 — No Sdhool - Tlianks¬ giving Holidiay.
Nov. 29 — Health Careers Field Trip.
Nov. 29 — Basketball - Hamp¬ shire Grade School, Away 6:30 P.M.
This performance of the County Festival will be the 21st Annual and is always one of H^e mitstand- in g^nusical events of the school year. Admission for the concert is $1.00 for adults and 75 cents for students.
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New Supermart Opens Wednesday
The Huntley Supermart will be open for business next Wednesday, November 10th. The store will re¬ main open Monday through Satur¬ day from 8 a.m. to U p.jn. and on Sunday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Huntley Hair Fashions opened last Tuesday, November 2nd. Cus¬ tomers of the hair dresser are asked to make their appointments in per¬ son as the phone lines have not been hooked up.
Recreational Classee To Be Held
Recreational Classes for men and women in f:ie Huntlay School DM. 158 will be held begiining oo Now. 22nd. for women and Nov. 24th for men. The classes will begjui at 8:t>0 P.M. Women will meet on Mondays in the multi-purpose room and men will meet on Wednesdays from 8:00- 10:00 P.M. in the gymnasium.
In order to know the enrollment figure please fill out the form below and send with fee to the Hi^ Scbooi office as soon as possible. The fee for the women's ctass is $5.00 for one hour dasses and $10.00 for M^f^ywr daaaea). Gym Aoea
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NOTICE
The Village has an ordinance AGAINST the displosing of debris in tihe streets. This includes leaves and grass clipping.
Street Department
Post Office Urges MAIL EARLY
Tlie following schedule lists dates recommended fbr consideration by customers in sending mail and pfur- cels before Christmas:
1. Mail for armed forces over¬ seas: (A) Surface mail, parcels - Nov. 5, greeting cards - Nov. 15; (B) SAM (space avalMile mail), (Continued on Page 2)
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Annual Roast Beef Dinner
Sunday, Octo4)er 31 was the date of tftie Annual Roast Beef Dinner held each fall in the First Congne- gational Chiurch in Huntley. This evnt is sponsored by every organiza¬ tion dn the church. This year (^ proximately 650 peofie wese aervad either at coe of Qie four aeathigs
or with cany-outa.
May we take this oppoituniftgr to thank everyone, those who wbriced and those wfao were present to en¬ joy the meal, for middng tha day a succesa The handbooked rug given away by the Ladiat Aid was woo by Charles Lamb.