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GRAFTON TOWNSHff'S OFHCIAL NEWSPAPER -SINCE 1960
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VOLUME 22-NUMBER 36 THURSDAY. DECEMBERS, 1962
12 PAGES
Hufttley High School School Files Huntley, 111.60142
SEBVING THE PEOPLE OF HUNTLEY SINCE 1960
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YOUNGSTERS RAISE FUNDS FOR STEVE BERGBREITER
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UONS CLUB CHRISTMAS DINNER
nctored above are Jamie Sweeney, Gary Keesling and Jeremy Lesser sdling popcorn in fiont of the Hantley Fost OfSce to raise fimds to help Steve Bergbidtet. The Bergbceiter's recently moved Ht Wimfliy^fetf'NOiiaisai^lRliW fiir B'i^ Cancer. In May he was operated on at Dlinois Masonic Hospital where 90% of a tumor wrapped around his spinal cord was removed. After the surgery, he went to St. Jude's Hospital hi Memfrfiis, Tennessee for fiirther treatment. He receives diemotherapy intravenously through a Hickman Line in his chest.
The boys sold nine cases of popcorn with 12 jars in each. Young Steve's grandfather bought 100 bottles of popcom himself.
In February the Huntley Lions Gub will be holding a Spaghetti Supper to raise funds for Steve's medical care. Be sure to watch the Farmside for more details.
SANTA COMING TO HUNTLEY
The Himtley Lions Qub held their annual Christmas Dinner last Saturday evening at the American Legion Home. Cocictaii hour was held betwem 6:30 and 7:30 fisllowed by a Cani sing akmg widi May Chesak at the piano preceding a deficiotis Turkey dtaner served by the Hoatley American Legion Auzfiliuy. V<ak>mia§ dtaaer. SanU ^JSm ^"WJfjtli htf^ ft"" of BMdica.fdr titf^iJoBt, UoncaMn, Tui&^attpgntm*. BtadbigtmMi $»Mfbt gift ^ttmngt.
PENGUIN CHRISTMAS PARTY
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Santa is coming to Huntley on Saturclay, December 18thI He'll arrrive at the 1st Congregational Church at 1:00 with surprises for everyone! Sure hope you've been good! Hot chocolate & cookies wiii be served and 2 Disney Christnrvas cartoons will be shown, "Santa's Workshop" & "Ruto's Christmas Treel" The festivities wiii end by 2 pm or 2:30 pm Volunteers are welcome! Call the Park Office for details!
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Laat Sunday, the Huntley Pengufais held their Muittal Chriatmas
Party at the Legion Home. The day centers aioand the diildren who
weretreated to a magician widi aB Unda of neat tridu, a down with
AUXIUARY
CHRISTMAS DINNER
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Hantley Americin Legion Ausfliaiyaadita Jooiota win be holding tbeir Atmaid ChriatiOM ftrtludc on Tharaday, December 9th at Ae I\>st Home at 6:30 p.m.
SCHOOL CHRISTMAS CONCERTS
The annual Christmas Con¬ certs will be December Uth at 7:00 p.m. for Kbdergaiten thiough 6th grade and Decem¬ ber 20th at 7:30 p.m. for Jootor Hi^ and High Sdiool bands and dioirs. The elementary program, "Grandma's Christ¬ mas Scrapbook", will feature the sfaiging by eadi grade of new and old carols. The finale will be "Christmas Speaks to Everyone" and of coarse Santa will be here to oomplete die evenings entertainment.
The December 20th ooncert will include perfbrmances by the Junior High and High Sdwol Bands and diolrs and the Himtley Sfaigers. Seiectk>ns will range Bom "Silver BeUa" and "We need a Uttle Christmas" to "O Come Emanuel" with synthesizer accompaniment. We wlU oondude the ooncert with the "Hallelujah Chorus" from the "Messiah" and ask all of you who have sung it before to join lis.
EARLY DISMISSAL
Students will be dismissed at 1:10 p.m. on Tuesday, Decem¬ ber 21st (following dieir party) to begin the hoHday break. There will be no kindergarten for the A.M. stadeats that day. Therefore, their last day will be Monday, December 20th. They will have their patty at diat time. The P.M. sesskm will have their part on Decemver 21 ftom 8:15 - 10:45 a.m. Bus ContiniMd on Page 2