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GrAFTON TOWNSHIPS OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER — SINCE 1960
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VOLUME 20-NUMBER 16 THURSDAY, JULY 24,1980
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SERVING THE PEOJPLE OF HUNTLEY SINCE 1960
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JAYCEES TAKE 1st & 2nd PLACE IN RAFT COMPETITION
j^m^ jfannUy; Jnijr MA, &i Hmitley Area Jayceea took 1st aad 2ad Place tn tfaeir ^vlsioii td the Annual Foi Shrer Kaft lace. TUs is tfae third year ia a row tfaat te local dob has takea flrst place honors. Tbe 5 ndle race started at the Alcooqnhi Dam aad eaded Jnst befcce tfae Catpeatersvife dam. At dmes the 17 Haadey Jaycees aad thdr 2 homemade rafts w«e reportetHy V4 hoar ahewl of the rest of the oooteaders, giviag the mea daie to swim aad have a cold oae.
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The Legion k AuxUiary held their Joint Installation last Saturday,! \Iuly 19th at the Legion Home. Commander Don Hardy opened the' meeting by introducing the Huntley Color Guard who presented the flags. Chaplain Bob Schultz asked for peace for our nation and for everyone to play for our comrades who keep the fires of freedom alive and to bless and comfort those in mental and physical discomfort.
Marilyn Eckman. outgoing President, said her farwell stating that Huntley was 1st in the District with 100% membership and that the AuxUiary had donated SISOO to community service projects during her year. She added that she was proud of the Blood Bank who had collected 105 pints of blood and over ISOO pints since its conception. Neva Robertshaw, Blood Bank Chairman, was given an award. Special praise went to Don Hardy and Marilyn Eckman. President Eckman also gave special thanks to George Wassertrass, May Chesak, Vi Jurs, Bemice Bakley, Fem Enstrom. Berry Zirk, Mabel Schultz, and Wanda Enstrom.
The Auxiliary Installing Officers were Eileen Jensen; Chaplain Fem Enstrom; Sgt at Arms Elaine Murphy and Musican Pat Marks. This year's Legion theme is "Come Share a Drea." Mrs. Jensen gave a description of each office as the new officers were pinned. Fem Enstrom lead the prayer. The gavel was presented to the new president, Mabel Schultz. Mabel's first act was to present May Chesak with pictures of her from the State Convention. May won the 1 st Place for her music report.
Mabel urged all members to attend the August 4th meeting when her Chairmen wUI be announced. Thc Girl Staters will also be there with some good news.
The Legion Installation was presided over bv Bob Schultz, Gene
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HUNTLEY   DAY    AT    THE HISTORICAL MUSEUM
STATE BANK OFFERS
The'State Bank of Huntley is ootttinaing to offer Repurdiase Agreemettts to the public. They are offering a 10% retum on amoimts of SIO.OOO.OO or more for an 89 day term. If investors are carious as to how the ftepurcfaaae Agreement works, It is simple: A depositor Continued on Back Page •
SCHOOLBOARD
MEETINQ
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UONESS MBEHNQ
Last Wednesday aig^, July 16, the Hoatley Lkmess Qub hdd their moodily meeting at the American Legkm Home at 8 p.m.
Presidem GaU Hayes presid¬ ed over her first meetiiig. The minutes were resd by Holly Seiler wliUe Ksren Kohley gave the Treasurer's Report. The lionesses voted to pordiase a Psst President's Plaqae and CootinaedoB Page 10
j Historical Museum last Sanday. Most of the program was hdd outside this year. Livestock was brought by the Keams famify, the
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