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GRAFTON TOWNSHIPS OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER - SINCE 1960
USPS 580-360
VOLUME 21 -NUMBER 26 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1,1981
2 SECTIONS - 28 PAGES
SERVING THE PEOPLE OF HUNTLEV SINCE 1960
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HOMECOMING 1981
VARSITY BEATS SANDWICH
The Redakin Varsity played Sandwich for Homecoming in an excellent game winning 14-6. The Redakia defense waa super. The offense played vety well. The Color Guard preaented the flag and the band played "The Star Spanngled Banner."
Huntley leceived. Livingston took the ball fitom the end zone to the 20. Reyaolda moved to tfae 23 and again to the 28. LMngstoo moved to dte 42 on a pass. Newton weat to tbe 43. Meyer of Sandwidi intercepted a pass aod waa downed by Reeves. Livingston A Erath held Hargrove to the 41. Newton St. Erath downed Jankowski at the 35. Paul Drafall tackled Kannmacher    at     the     41.
JAYCEE ROSE OAY OCT 17th
October 17tb (Sweetest Day) will be Rose Day fbr the Hundey Area Jayceea. For the Sth year, the Huatiey Jaycees will be participating In thia annual event which has the primary goal of raising funda for Camp New Hope, the Illinois Jaycee Camp for handicapped chUdren. This year Rose Day is a statewide project in which the Ulinois Jaycees hope to raiae $50,000 for Camp New Hope.
Huntley Citizens who would like to order a dozen roses should contacct any Huntley Area Jaycee. The roses cost ,$12.00 per dozen. The pre-paid orders must be made by October 7th. The Jaycees will deliver the roses on October 17tfa.
During the week phone orders can be made by calling 669-3910. Also, Jaycees wiU be avaUable at Hoppy's Barber Shop on Saturday, October 3rd, from 10 am to noon to take orders.
Quarterback fumbled but recov¬ ered and was tackled by Pfaff at 43. Erath A. GiecfaU held Jankowski at the 27. Pteff stopped Rydeil at the 27.
The Redakins took over and Reevea went to the 25. Sandwich's Hargrave blocked a paas. Erath went to the 29. Sandwich took over at the 30. Uvjngaton heid Kanniaarher on m peas pUy at tbe 20. Sandwich Bktived bad IS Jt*- da a peaator. BeyaoMa tackled Har¬ grave at tte 20. Barrett dowaed Kannmacher at the 23.
Livingston  took  the  kickoff
fitom the 30 to die Sandwich 42.
Newton    went    to    tte    37.
Reynolda moved to tte 35. Erath
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PARKOISTRIGT OFFERS CIRCUS TRIP
Tte Huntley Park District haa obtained 35 boz seat tidtcU to the drcoa from tte Dllnois Credit Union League at an unteUevable ptice of only S8.S0 (which wiU indode tte bua). Tte circus will te hcM at the Rosemont Horizon Stadium. Tte bus wiU te leaving tte grade school parking lot at 2:00 and wiU retum at approzimately 8:00 p.m. Reservations must be made by Wed., Oct. 14 and tickets must te paid for by Fri., October 16. To reserve your tickets, call the Park office at 669-3180 during regular office teurs, which are Mond. St Wed. from 9:00 untU noon & on Sat. from 10:(X) until noon.
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The Ho|necoming Parade was held on Monday becauae of raia on Saturday. The u     	
down Main St. by Huntley Poliqp and Huntley Fire vehides. The Baad aad color i'uard "pTrforawi! The Hcwiecoming King & <>jeen. Dale Erath and Lorrie Resh, rode fai an antique car. The Homerommg Court foUowed. F-S St Varsity Pootbjtll players waved to tte crowd. Cheerieader lead a volley of cheers.
The floats were as foUows:
"We tteqglittt waa Satanlay"-Saolan       Contiaaed ooPages8A9
FIRE  HYORANTS TO BE FLUSHED
Jim Sdiultz, Superintendent of Streets, announced that fire hydrants wiU te flushed on Octoter6th&7th.
ST. MARY'S
OCTCMERFEST
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Cbme Join the FunI St. Mary's Catholic Church ia holding an Octoterfest on Saturday, October 10th after 7 p.m. Maaa until midnight. Admiaaion is Adults S2 and under 16 Free. Bratwurst plate is $2.00. Ticketa tn available from tte Altar St Roaary memtera.       *
INSIDE THIS EOmONi
FS Football Game Fige 11 A Liner or Two Pi^ 10 . CandyOayPii|)e5 Pre-Sduxri Story H^ir Page 10 Park District Me^U^I P^ 10 Grocery Ada Pages J. 6. and 16 Ace Hardware Ad SECTICm 2