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VOLUME 22-NUMBER 41 THURSDAY, JANUARY 20,1983
GRAFTON TOWNSHIP'S OFHOAL NEWSPAPER -SINCE 1%0
Huntley High School School Files Huntley, 111.60142
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SERVING THE PEOPLE OF HUNTUY SINCE 1960
BENEFIT FOR STEVE
Sunday, January 16 fbr Steve Bergbreitner. All funds ccdlected plus what will be supplemented by Aid Association for Lutheran Branch 191 of Trinity, Huntley, to reach a goal of S4000. Music for the dance was provided by the Burton's Bridge Band and the Deuces Wild. Steve has B cdl Lymphonoma Stage 3 Cancer, fa May doctors removed 90% of a Spfaal cord tumor at Illinoia Masonic. Sface then he has been gomg to St. Jude's Hospital fa Memphis, Tennessee. Steve is currently offthe diemotherapy and holdfag his own.
The oommittee fa diarge of the benefits would like to thank everyone and participated fa makfag these benefits such a success.
Merchants, who donated are:
Kaehiar Conpaqy, Maiy Bjqr - Feggy Hi aadi* »—¦"«-*- SnownabBe CUb, Novflo'a BMbetahap, Bowl HI
Tap, Hntley fam, Weat Mafai St. Prib, Jaa'a Jayceea, Fen ZIDer, Loeffla Kdil, Ebra Pradacta, Marlowe's Food, Faiauide Aoto Sapply, Owr BeU • Maiy Hana, Maiy Kay • Sae ScfaaUer, Georgfai Zffler, Jadde Bertta Ceiaadca, The Souut Shop • Caifai Walter, 9iaUee Prodacts • Sae iOttal, Maiy Kay • Mari^ Eckman, Char'a Cetaaiico, Ftemad Eqa^yaiaat, Haatiey Hair Deaiga, Koobeaoc Motor Service, A.E. Rebfaiaoa PbMtka, Woyae aamMimaa Coaotractloa, Unloa Special, Ptaff Aoto Salea, Lyaette Scfaiesfaer, Coaaie Ptaff, Baib Tfaaiow, Tnpperwaio • Naacy Dvorak, Taylor Troe A Stnv loaanral, BAB Senrloe, Strode's Coloalal VofBMat ForaHara, Moaa'a Reotaaraat, WoHilea's Coaatry Store, ADea's Haatiey Saporamifaot, Harry's IGA, Bakley CoaatractloB, Rotfa's Beaaty Sfa^, DFC TrawapBitatloB, Deaa's Fooda, Sam's FaanQy Reataaraat, BrID Realty, Haatloy J.H. Patteraoa Co. Rawleigh • Ray Kelley, Avoa Pradacta JOek, Aatiqaea etc., VIBiigo fam, Hanaea Heattag A McHeaiy FS, Hoppy's Baiberahep.
A special thanks to:
Aid Association for Lutherans, Trinity Branch 191; Farmside, Huntley American Legion; Republican and Police Department.
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MOTHER-SON BANQUETAT TRINITY THS SUNOAY
Trinity Lutheran Church of Huntley is having a Mother and Son banquet on Sunday, February 13. 198,^ af 7:00 p.m. Tickets may be purchased frotn Alfred Jordi 669-5643 or from thc church office.
The cost of tickets is: $6.00 for adults and $3.00 for those under 12 years of age. There will be no tickets sold at the door. Proceeds frotn this banquet will be u.sed as Trinity continues to celebrate it's 25th anniversary of it's present Worship site.
NOTICE
The calendar says January, but the weather says Baseball! On January 27th (thursday night) at 7:30 at the American Legion, there will be the first Little    League    ooadies    and
volunteer meetfag. Anyone faterested fa helpmg with the baseball program this year is asked to stop by or caU Jim Bond at 669-5856.
SCHOOLLUNCH MENU
Monday, January 24
Bar B Q Beef or Hot Dog on a bun, Chips, Apple sticA, Buttered Vegetable, 2% milk
Tuesday, January 25
Roast Turkey "with Gravy, Whipped Potatoes, Bread A Butter, Chocolate Cream Pie, Buttered Peas, 2% Milk
Wednesday, January 26
Taco with lettuce A Cheese, chips. Apples, Buttered cpm. Cookie, 2% mUk
Thursday, January 27
Chicken Fried Steak with gravy. Whipped Potatoes, Buttered Vegetable, Cherry Cake, Bread A Butter, 2% milk
Friday, January 28
Pizza burger, Buttered com, cookie. Chilled Fruit, 2% milk
ABE UNCOLN PLAY
The Thiti Grade Qass, of Huntley Elementary Sdiool, would like to favite you to dieir Patriotic Assembly-The Life of Abraham Lfaoofa-fa the Grade Sdiool Oym-Feb. 11, 1983 at 9 a.m. Please plan to attend!
HOBOSHOW TICKETS ON SALE FEB. 12
The Chancel Choir of the First Congregatkmal Churdi has set the dates for their annual Hobo Show and Dfaner as March 4th and Sth. They are ezpandfag to three shows to try to fill the demand for seats. So if you had given up on gettfag tickets, this may be the year to try agafa.
"The Hobo Dinner is prepared by the ladles of the churdi and consists of a family style, all-you-can egi meal of beef stew, mashed potatoes, tossed salad, frendi bread, beverage and dessert. This Is followed by an hour long variety show performed by the dwir. The cfioir is directed by Miss Luann tiunz and accompanied by* Mrs. Barbara Faga.
The tickets will go on sale February 12 at 10:00 a.m. until 12:00 noon fa the diurch's sodal hall. They wUI sell for S6.00 for aduhs, $3.00 for chUdren under 12.
Watch this paper for details of the show which the choir Is diligently puttfag together for a fun-filled evenfag of home- cooked food and home-town talent.
CONQREQATIONAL HANDBEU CHOIR
Sunday, February 6th, the Congregatkmal Churcfa of Hunt¬ ley will have a dedicatkin service for their 5 odave set of handbdis. The first set of handbella was a three odave set ordered fa 1964 from the White Chapel Foundry of England. The Hi^ Sdiool choir stared several fund ralsfag projeds to pay for them: bake sales, ice cream sodala, and candy sales, fa the Spring of 1965, the diolr presented the first "Hobo Show" to raise more money for the handbells. The first show had a cast of seven students and an audience of about 75 people. When the bells arrived fa 1966 the choir had eamed enough money to cover their oost.
Addittonal bells were added fa 1970, 1972, 1974 and 1978 and new tables and li^ts were all provided by the choir. Pecember. J982 an addhkmal odave was'added. These bells were given by' the aduh dioir and n- memorials for Les Oglesby, Griice Buckley, Walter Carroll, Ruth Brill, Freid* E. Fyfe. Helen Wasserstrass, Shlg Fujimoto, Mazie Blott, Bmer Lamz, Charles Spangard, Opal M. Sherfield, Harold Brill, Mabel Criditon. and Earie B. Johnson.
*   CUB SCOUT PINEWOOD DERBY
Last Sunday, the Huntley Cub Scouta held their annual Pfaewood Derby at the 1st Congregational Churdi. The aodal ball was pa(±ed with scouts and spedators cheering eacfa race. The winners were:
8Years(Jlds
1st Place • BUly Lyndi
2nd Place - Dong Kiag
3Td Place • PJ Repmann
A Year Olds
1st Place - Soott Pickerill
2nd Place - Jaoob Swaason
3rd nace - Gary Harp
'    lOYearOlds lst Place Shawn Conley 2nd Place - Dale Zoellick 3rd Place - Sheldon Faworski
Scott Pickerill was the fastest fa the pack. The best design fa each age bracket will be announced at the Bloe A Gold Dinner fa February.
Partidpatfag fa the Pfaewood Derby were:
ByoaroMa Billy Lynch, PJ Repmann, Paul Krumweide, Steven Kothe, Lane Lfanenkohl and Doug Kfag
9TearOfaia
Andy Hansmann, Eric Deidrick, Greg Colson, Brad Ball, Jimmy Brewer, Eric Kittel, Shawn O'Brien, Jimmy Johnson, Gary Harp, Soott Pickerill, Jaoob Swimaaa, Aa^ Cole, Todd Ma^er, Jaaon Faworski, snd Jason Cariock.
10 Yeor OMa
Pat Wilson, Chad Bakley, Shawn Conley, Mike Mansfield, Jason Bye, Jeremy Lesser, Paul Leffelmann, Chria Page, Richard Boettcher, Keith Brown, Dale Zoellick, Eric Sdimitt. Sheldon Faworski, and John Mercer.
Refreshments were served by mothers throughout the races. The pidures will appear fa next week's Farmside due to a snow storm fa Chicago.
The present bell dioirs start with grade scfaool children and fadude two adult choirs. The hi^ school players attend area ffaals and vi^ other diurdies.
Helen Mariowe and Larry Warrington are Bdl Masters, assistants Bell Masters are Betsey Warrington, Prudy Cole and Ray Meyer.
On Sunday, January 16th the Hi^ Sdiool choir aecepted an favitatkm from Mr. Scfaomer to perform at the Salem Methodist Churdi fa Barrington. Those attendfag were Larry and Betsey Warrington, Kathy MUler, Debbie Woodruff, Kim ZUler, Beth Lemon, Dale Anderson, Soott Storms, Steve Sundeen, Forrest Sodergren. Joan Lemon and Henry A Helen Marlowe.
PARTY FOR HENRY BRACKMAN
On Thursday, January 27th a birthday party for Henry Brackman wUl be held at the Senur Chizen's Meet A Eat Program. Cake and ice cream will be served to .everyone who oomes to wish Henry a happy 97th Birthday. Henry's birth date is January 28th. Anyone wishfag to have lundi fa the Center must call fa thehr reservattons at 669-3383.
SENIORaTIZEN NEWS
The next meetfag of the regular Sentor Citizen Club will be hdd on Jaaaary 28 with a pot luck at 12:30 p.m. A apedal travetoge film wUl be presented. All peraons 55 years of age or older are favlted to Jofa ns for a sodal aflemoon. Btood pressure checks will begfa at 11:45 a.m.
ATHLETIC BOOSHTERS VALENTINE DANCE
The Huntley Athletic Boos¬ ters Qub wUI hold Its Annual Valentfae's Day Dance on the evenfag of Satnrday, February 12, 1983. It is an adult dance td be hdd at the Huntley American Legton. Doors will open at 8:30 pm and the band is tfae Dynamics, a group diat plays SO's A 60's maslc. They will begfa playfag at 9:00 pm. Hckets are $3.00 for a sfagle and SS.OO for a couple. 'Ilie 50/50 giveaway drawfag wUl be held tt thb event prodded all the tl<^ets are sold by that date. Come out and enjoy yourself. Remember: the nioney goes for the school athletics and athletics are for kidsl
Sobmitedby
Jeannie OHer
Publidty Chahperson