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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1988
VOLUME 28-NUMBER 23
2 SECTIONS
OFFICE PHONE 312-669-5621
SERVING THE PEOPLE OF HUNTLEY SINCE 1960
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Time  to   Register for  Girl  Scouts
Registration for all new and returning Huntley Girl Scouts will be held froa 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. Monday, Sept. 12 at the First Congregational Church on Church Street in Huntley.
Registration is open to all interested girls in grades K-12 residing within School District 158 Boundaries. Representatives of our Huntley Girl Scout organization will be present to answer questions.
Parents will be asked to fill out the registration forms as well as pay the annual registration fee of $4 per person. All those interested in volunteering as leaders are encouraged to sign up at this time. For further information, call Suzanne at 312-669-3902 or Helen 312-669-3549.
8/40  McHenry Salon  #483
On August 21, 1988, an inspiring installation of new oITicera for the 8/40 McHenry County Salon #483 took place at the Huntley Legion Home, Huntley, 111.
Installing officer, Becky Gabel introduced her installing team as follows: Installing L'Aunnonier, Betty Lingenfalter; Installing Musician, May Chesak, and Installing La Concierge, Marion Karlove. ^ The officers were impressively given their obligations as follows: Le Petit Chapeau, Ceil Violett; Le Demi Petit Chapeau Premiere, Mary Siewerth; Le Demi Petit Chapeau Deuxieme, Marilyn Eckman; La Petit Secretaire, Pearl Cooper; L'Archiviste, Dorothy Messer; L'Aumonier, Eva Sparks; La Concierge, Ruth Repp.
Le Petit Chapeau Passe, lolene Biangardi, received a beautiful Book of Prayers, a Photo Book, a Memory Book and a Publicity Book which she will have as a reminder of her very successful year. Continued on page 2
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Recycling  Roundup
Several of the Recycling Centers in McHenry County use volunteer groups as monthly co-sponsors. Non-profit groups can co-sponsor a drive for a month and be paid for their efforts. The Crystal Lake Recycling Center has an opening for the month of December. Participating groups will need to furnish 4-5 workers each Saturday of the -'onth of their choice. If your group needs a way to raise funds, you can sign up for this activity and get complete details by calling Louise Staneck at 815-459-1630.
HUNTLEY: Next door to the Supermarket in Huntley Center, Rt. 47. Open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Self service. Will accept newspaper tied in bundles or packed in brown paper bags with no magazines or junk mail included, glass containers, steel cans, aluminum foil products, and 100% aluminum cans. Sponsored by the Village of Huntley and the McHenry County Defenders. For information: 312-669-5816.
LAKE IN THE HILLS: Des Plaines Sod Center, 1220 West Chicago Ave. (Algonquin Rd.) the same location that was used for the once-a-month recycling drives for tha ntta*- several years. Seven days a week, daylight hours. Self service. Will accept newspapers, aluminum cans, tin cans, glass containers.
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Varsity Football team members (1 to r) back row Coach Awrey, Rich Bergbreiter, Jim Franklin, Bryan Elwood, Chad Reiser, Rich Wagner, David Miller, and Mike Lekis. Middle row Brian McDonald, Eric Bauer, Jamie Sweeney, Eron Boley, Charles Murphy, Keith Brown. Front row Jim Reed, Chad Bakley, John Mercer, and Rick Sherman! Managers are Steve Bergreiter, Brad Spencer, and Jamie Rosenthal. Statisticians this year are Heidi Henkel and Kim Strissel.
Varsity Football
The 1988 Huntley Football Season opened last Saturday, Sept. 3, against Galva. Even though the Redskins lost 20-14, they gave the audience an exciting game. At half- time, Galva lead 12-0 but Huntley came back strong and fighting. Huntley scored its first touch down in two years when Mike Lekics scored on an
11 yard run. The entire team and coaches stormed the end zone, jumping and cheering. Though they received a penalty for it everyone felt it was worth it. The crowd continued to yell as they carried the ball across for another two points. Another touchdown on a long run in the fourth quarter gave
Huntley another six points. An offensive paaa interference penalty, with 1:30 left in the game, cost the Redskins a chance to tie the score.
Volleyball
The still-undefeated high school volleyball teama played against Genoa-Kingaton on Tuesday evening. The Freshmen scores were 15-6, 15-0; Jr. Varsity 16-0, 16-3; and Varsity 16-6, 16-6.
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