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VOLUME 19-NUMBER 15 THURSDAY, JULY 19,1979
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ALL STAR GAME
NORTH TEAM
Larry Basel of Huntley. Andy Schmitt of Maple Park. Jnel Johnson of Wasco, Paul Manning ol Huntley. Bim Barsic of Maple Park, Mark Kindy of Wasco. Chris Seiler of Huntley, Kevin Duncan of Maple Park. Pai Riley of Wasco, Rex Hahn of Huntley, Dave Hare of Maple Park and Ben Parrel ot Wasco,
SOUTH TEAM Glen carnel of Sugar Grove, Kevin Tierney of Elburn, Damian Kampcr of KaneviUe. Matt Magcrko of Sugar Grove, Mike Rink of Elburn, Joe Bush of KaneviUe. Jim Sheridan of Sugar Grove, Chris Poh/ of Elburn. Kent Erickson of KaneviUe, Matt Schuring of Sugar Grove, Chris Kerncn of Elburn. Chad Hund of KaneviUe.
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Getting Bored? Need some¬ thing to do? Are you tired of playing with the same old toys? Then why not swap them at the Huntley Park District's first annual toy swap day at Deick Park? Bring a sack lunch and plan to spend the dayl We'll have refreshments, games, en¬ tertainment and a Great Time!
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The festivities started at 2 p.m. Sunday with the presentation of flags by Huntley Cub Scouts, Jerry Roberts Jr., Cris Manley, and Brian Eisenmenger. Editor Dennis (Quin) O'Brien (now he can't talk) sang Our National Anthem, and the entire opening ceremony was quite impressive.
Don Tessmer, the Harry Carey of Huntley, announced the participating players from six traveling teams. From Huntley was larry Basel, catching all but on inning; Paul Manning, pitching a couple of shut-out innings and getting a 3 base hit for his team; Rex Hahn, playing second base and pitching one inning; Chris Seiler, playing third base and Huntley Coach Dick Erath with his helper. Larry Basel Sr. In spite of their fine efforts the game ended with a
TERRI REAM, MISS HUNTLEY WITH HER MOTHER
Parents of the Miss McHenry County candidates wen   -viicd to attend the  first  meeting  with   McHenrv  Countv   Fair  . f'aials Thirteen candidates will vie for the Miss McHenrv i tui crown at the fair on August 1. first night of the fair at W, With Terri Ream. Miss Huntley, is her mother  Dodie Rt :h' (Don Peasley Photography)
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Pictured above is Miss Huntley. Terri Ream, as she participated in the Miss McHenry County Preliminaries last Wednesday at the Old Courthouse. The program was hosted by Photographer Don Peasley and MCed by Van Sells.
Also attending from Huntley were Lion Dan Ziller, former Miss Huntley. Cindy Jacobs and Beckie Harm, former Miss Huntley and Miss Carpentersville.
Evening gown and swim suit judging were the highlights of the evening at least for many of the men in the audience. Terri made all Huntley residents proud with her presentation,
score of 12 to 3. Behind the plate, the entire game was His Honor, Mayor Don Enstrom, red faced, probably sweating and obviously enjoying every minute.
The second game ofthe doubleheader consisted of three players off each city league team, twelve for the American and twelve for the National League. Don Tessmer announced the player»and they lined up down the baselines,
NATIONAL LEAGUE From the Pirates. Coach Jerry Roberts; Players - Scott Kunde, Jerry Roberts Jr., & Ed Skytte.
From the Cubs, Coach Wayne Workowski; Players • Gerrod Berendt, Jamie Ryan & Brian Eisenmejpger.
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