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VOLUME 18-NUMBER 6 THURSDAY, MAY 12,1977
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OPEN HOUSE FOR FATHER DAY
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UON'S CLUB INSTALLATION
St. Mary's Parish is planning an Open House on Sunday, June' Sth to honor their pastor, Father L. Dudley Day. He is celebrating the SOth year of his ordination to the priesthood. He has been pastor of St. Mary's parish for thirty-nine years.
Father Day will celebrate a Mass of Thanksgiving at 12:00 P.M.This will be followed by an Open House at the American Legion Home on Woodstock and Coral STreets, Huntley. The reception will begin with a short program at 1:30 P.M. and continue to 4:00 P. M. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Father Day was bom in Chicago on March 5, 1902. He was ordained on June 5, 1927 at Quigley Chapel in Chicago by the Most Reverend Edwar F. Hoban, D.D. He served as associate pastor at St. Joseph, Harvard; St. Peter, Rockford; St. Mary, Freeport and St. Ann, Dixon. His first appointment as pastor was at St. Mary in Morrison, Illinois from 1936 to 1938. He was appointed pastor of St. Mary, Huntley on July 22, 1938.
1ST COMMUNION SUNDAY AT ST. MARY'S
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President Hayes presented awards to the following: 5 yr. perfect attendance Bill Kuestner. Eddie Meagher & Jim Weirich. 10 yr. perfect attendance: Mel Ewert. 25 yr. perfect attendance: Arnold Chesak & Helm Thurow. 2Syr membership certificates and pins to:Henry Marlowe, Arnold Chesak, and Helm Thurow. Lion Earle Johnson was recongnized
On Sunday, May 1st, St. Mary's Catholic Church held First Communion Sunday. 19 Children received communion for the first time from Father L.D. Day, pastor of St. Mary's. Pictured above are several scenes from the special Sunday.
The first communicants afe as follows:
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The Huntley Lions Club held their Installation of Officers and 30th Birthday Saturday May 7, at the Cloven Hoof in Marengo. Deputy District Governor George W. Abbamonto of Cary was installing officer.
Installed were: Charles W. Ruth, President, Vice Pres: Dennis Rudsinski, 2nd Vice Pres: Jim Weirich, 3rd Vice Pres: Mel Johnson.Directors: Del Borhart, Elden Pfaff, Eddie Meagher, Mel Ewert, Lion Tamer: Dick Kohley, Tailtwisters: Dick Seiler & Dave Kosmen, Sec-Treas: Chuck Lamb.
COME CELEBRATE!!
MAY BABIES BIRTHDAY PARTY
'    SATURDAY, MAY 14,1977
Free admission & food
Dancing 10:00 til 2:00
Music kiy Burton's Bridge
Everyone wBioome
WHEREAS, The American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary have for many years engaged in the rendition of benevolent services to Disabled Veterans and their families and have taken an active part in charitable work within the community; and
WHEREAS, The American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary hold an Annual Poppy Day on which Poppies made by disabled Veterans in Illinois Hospitals are dispensed publicly for the purpose of raising funds uiih whici to carry on their great »(>ik. and
WHEREAS, the davs. M:iv 27 \ May 28. 1977 hj- been selected as Poppy Froura'.' Days for Ihc year of 197^.
NOW   THEREFORE.   I    Don ! nstrom Mayor of the Village of
iuntley   Illinois,   do   hereby
•irtclaim these days ms Poppy j'rogram Days, for all Veteran Organizations,   and   requesi   all
citizens to observe these days bv wearing a Poppy and Making; an appropriate contribntion foi rhis worthy cause.
Mary Lou Hardy Donald Enstrom
POPPY DAY
The Official Poppy Dav is Mav 27. 1977.
However, in view of the fact that school doeing is May 26th. and knowing our scfaool children with to l>articipate In this worthwhile cauae, we are having a Poppy Day at the schools en May 20Ui. 1977.
Remoter, this is a "Special" Pbppy Day at the schools only. 1 ^have faith is the fact that our young people wish to remember our Veterans and wish to contribut to their needs.
"** FREE SAND
¦ On Saturday. May 21st. the Huntley area Jaycees. will be giving away free sand for sandboxes again this year. Anyone interested in receiving sand should write or call Tom Jurs at 669-3232.
CARNIVAL
The Huntley area Jaycee's and Skinners Amusements of Crystal Lake will be having a carnival on as the single member belonging the square. May 13,15 & 15. for 30 years and its only charter There will be rides.games, and member. Lion Tom Swanson was refreshments for everyone and a recognized as a orginal member, special matinee for the children but resigned and was reinstated on Saturday afternoon from 2-5 as    a    new    member    later.       pm.
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will be a Bingo Tent to.
SWINGING HIGH
Huntley High's first musical play "Swinging High" will be perofrmed Friday. May 20th at 8700 in the Grade school gym. The band and chorus are working together to present a musical comedy about a High Schod and every thing that comes with it -
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