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VOLUME 22^NUMBER 23 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16,1982
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TRINITY LUTHERAN CELEBRATION
Pictured above is Rev. Martin Baumgaertner of Charlotie, North Carolina, who was the guest preacher at Trinity Lutheran Ev. Church last Sunday, September 12 for thc 8:00 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. services. Rev. Baumgaetner came to Huntiey lo help the members of Trinity celebrate it groundbreaking some 25 years ago. Throughout this year to celebrate the anniversary of the groundbreaking several other former pastors close to the congregation wUl participate in the celebration. Following the 10:30 a.m. service, a pt>t luck dinner was served in the basement of the church.
REDSKINS BEAT WHEATON CHRISTIAN 29-6
The Huntiey Redskins played their first football game of the season at home against Wheaton-Christian winning 29-6. Both teams played a good clean game. Paul Manning did an excellent job as quarterback. Both the offensive and defen¬ sive lines did their j<^ very well.
Huntiey's Dave Hansen took the kickoff at the Huntiey 5 and went to the 30.. Anderson moved to the 34 while Hansen went to tiie 38.
Wheaton took over on the 24 yd. line but couldn't get any yardage.
Huntiey took over at their own
37. Connor went to the 44 on a pass play. Dave Hansen, on a pass, made a TD which was called back becaase of a penalty. Manley moved to tiie
38. The Skins went to tbe 26 on a Wheaton penalty. Hansen made the 1st TD of the game on a paas play.    The   eztra   pplnt   was
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AUXIUARY MEEnHQ
The Huntiey American Legion AuxHfary Meeting was caUed (O order by President Betty Zirk last Thursday, Sept. 9th. The minutes and Treasurer's Report were approved.
Wayne Blake, Huntley Jr. High Teacher, was introduced. Mr. Blake was the winner of a scholarship to Valley Forge Patrotism Program in Valley Forge. He was very impressed with the facilities and the programs. 55 teachers attended lectures, films and tours. Mr. Blake wUl be a guest at the llth District Meeting on October 17th to teU about his week at Valley Forge. The Huntiey Unit presented him with a chedt to help cover his travel ezpenses.
Mrs. Mabel Shultz, Ameri¬ canism Chairman announced that the theme of this year's essay is "How great Americans infldenced Our Heritage."
Sunshine Chairman Vera Enstrom sent' cards to Bob Schultz and LudOe Koch.
The unit donated S35 to the Veterans Christmas Gifts Pro¬ gram.
The tentative budget was presented by Mrs. Mabel Schultz and approved. There was a discussion on mariiting ttae kitchen walls. A report should be prepared by tfae nezt meeting. The AuxUiary wUl be serving the Lions Club dinners again this year.
There frill be an appredation Nite fbr the Heinrichs on Oct. 29 in St. Charles from 6-9 (reception St ttom, 9 p.m. tlU ? (dandng). President Zirk has tickets avaUable.
Delegates were choosen for the McHenry County Meetings.
Hostesses were named fbr the year.
The meeting was adjoumed.
OPEN HOUSE FOR AUGUST HEINE
Pictured above is August Heine who celebrated his 8Sth Birthday at an Open House at the Huntiey American Legion last Snnday, September 12. Mr. Heine can be seen witta tala aon, Vemon and daughter, Gert Reta. A cake and buffet kmch was aerved. One of the more unusual presents given to Mr. Heine tor his birthday was a spark plug from Mr. St Mrs. Amold Cheaak. The apatk plug is to be used to keep him young and peppy aad shoald be dianged every 5.000 mUes.
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CRAFT PARTY AT OONa CHURCH
Are you looking for something to make for Cliristmas gifts or to , do on those long winter evenings? It's not too early to begin making your projects. The Women's Circle of ttae Hrst Congregational Church of Hunt¬ ley, is sponsoring a CREATIVE CIRCLE Craft Party. This party will be given as an open house at the church.
CREATIVE CIRCLE is a large manufacturer of fine needle¬ point kits, including crewel, counted cross stitch, latch hook, and stich 'n stuff ( a form of trapuntoquUting;. An instractor wiU be availtble fbr advice.
The open house wiU be cm
Tueaday, September 21 friim 2 p.m. to9p.m. at the churcch. 9 North Chofdi Street. Hutrthy. Proceeds from this party dMWl used to purchase new caaifc boards for the Snnday school rooms. Por mote infonnation cootMt Sue Frihart 669-323S.
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A Snnday Suiter Dance wlU be held on October 10 from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Sunday, October IOth at the Huntiey Amisticaa Usgioa HaU. The Supper is sponsored by tlie Huntley Senior CMxens. Muaic wUi be provided by Chariie Jacobsen. There wtU be a S8.00 per person donation.
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INSIDB THIS EmnON
Cub Scout Sign Up Pa«e 9 Park Diatrict News Page 6.8 & 10
Career Fair Page 5 FrONewsPage4
AUaerorTwoPage4 Jt^gtaig Oroup Page 2
Pteture Lady Program Page 4 Grocery Ada Page 3 A12
Am Hardwaaa Ad SmUib 2