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VOLUME 22-NUMBER 6 THURSDAY, MAY 13,1982
Huntley High School School Files Huntley, ill. 60142
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LIONS & LIONESS CLUB INSTALLATION
Last Saturday, May Bth, the Huntley Lions & Lioness Club held a joint installation at the American Legion. The Auxiliary served a delicious steak dinner.
Following the dinner. President Dorothy Schaller made a special presentation naming May Chesak as " Lioness of the Year.'"
New Lioiiess ofllcei* i^utalled were:
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Carol Weirich, Dorothy Sdialler, Bobbie Tessmet, Holly Seller, and Gwen Jensen
VICE PRESIDENTS Bev Hartmanii, Gail Wasserstrass and Marilyn Ackman
SECRETARY Fran Borhart
TREASURER Karen Kohley
PRESIDENT Dorothy Dammyer
New Lions officers installed for the year were:
T/^MER Roger Jensen
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DINNER &  MUSICAL AT 1st CONG. CHURCH
The Chancel Choir of the First Congregational Church of Hunt¬ ley, under the direction of Miss Luann Lamz, will present a musical variety show rurn Your Radio On" combined with
a spaghetti dinner on June 18 and 19. There will be one show a^d serving on Friday at (}:J0 p.m. and two shows and servings on Saturday at 5:J0 and »;00p.m.
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VILLAQE BOARD MEETING
MINUIES OF THE REGULAR
MEETING OF THE VILLAGE
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
The May 6th, 1982 meeting v^as held in the Village Hall in the Board Room and called to order at 8:00 p.m. by President Hnstrom.
Present were President En¬ strom, Trustees Berlin, Brown, Rudsinski, Dhamer, Wicke and Mercer, as well as Attomey Szura, Village Engineer Schwe¬ gel, members of the Public Works Department and the Chief of Police.
The minutes from the Regular Meeting of April 1st, 1982 and the Annual Meeting, of April 26th, 1982 were brought before the Board for approval. There being no additions nor correct¬ ions, they stood approved as presented.
the financial, reports were - received in time for the meeting and after review, a mation was made by Trustee Mercer, seeonded by Trustee Wicke, to approve of the Treasuerer" s report and upon roll call, all trustees voted aye and the motion carried. Trustee Mercer Continued on Page 7
POPPY DAY IN HUNTLEY MAY 21st
Pictured above is Huntley Auxiliary President, Mrs. Arlene Mattingly, left; Mayor Don Enstrom, center, and Mrs. Ctorothy Schaller, Poppy Day Chairman, right, as Mayor Enstrom signs the Poppy Day Proclamation.
I he Huntley American Legion Auxiliary will be having Poppy Day in Huntley, Friday, May 21, 1982.
As the slogan goes for this year is: "Help the Veteran Win the Race - WEAR A POPPY", may we ask that each of our Huntley citizens and area people, young and old both, support the veterans and proudly contribute and display your poppy on May 21, 1982 and ofrMemoria] Day.    ^-
the proceeds donated from the Pttppy Ptogram Day Hxt. used to provide for the disabled veterans; widows and chUdren'of the veterans, from the programs of Veteran Affairs and Rehibiiitation and Children and Youth.
Let us all be proud ofour Veterans and ofour Community and join in by contributing and wearing the Poppy on May 21, 1982 and at fhe Memorial Day Service.
We would like you all to show respect; in honor of our war dead and assisting in the rehabilitation of the veterans yet hospitalized from wounds and illness in the past; b'y wearing the "Poppy." Thank Youl
MEMORIAL DAY IN HUNTLEY
The Huntley American Legion Post #673 will conduct Memorial Uay services In honor of the nations war dead at 11 a.m. on Monday, May Jlst at the Huntley Cemetery, Commander Dennis Rudsinski of Huntley Post #673 announced today.
Chairman of this year's Memorial Day observance is Robert Schultz, who outlined some of the details of the post's Memorial Uay ceremonies. Schultz explained that this year's observance will include the following:
Parade from the Hnntley Americaa Legion Home to the Hantley Cemetary starting at 10>30 a.m.
Se^'vices at the Cemetery
invocation: Rev. Marii Yura, 1st Cong^{atioaaJ Qinrcfa, Huntley
Placing Memorial Wreath a« tlie baae of Fiaig Pole: Boy Scoute
Solo: Mr. William Leggee
In Flanders Fleldt
American Salute: HnnUey High School Band umler the direction of Mr. Gary Glowacz.
Speaker: WUUam Schuitz, Paat 2nd Dlvisioa Commander, American Legion.
Introductions:
Firing Squad: Huntley and Unkm AmetlcMi LegiaB Posts.
National Anthem: Huntley High Sdwol Baad waOmr the direction of
Mr. Iiary Glowacz.
Taps: .
Benediction: Rev. Mark Yuis, 1st Coogregatioanl Chttich, UuBlley
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Boy Staters Named Page 2 Homemakers Meeting PageS CPR Class Page 8 A Liner or Two Page 8 School Board Agenda Page 12 Ace Hardware Ad Sectioa 2
Park District Softball Page 4
SidewaUc Day Page 8
School Board Meeting Page 8
Steve Drendel Wins Award Pase 9
Grocery*Ad« Page 3 & 16
Viilace Sqolw Ad Sectton 2