The Huntley Farmside

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Your Home Town Newspaper
THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1986
VOLUME 26-NUMBER 16 _ 	
SERVING THE PEOPLE OF HUNTLEY SINCE 1960 25C _
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RECEPTION FOR NINETIETH BIRTHDAY ANNOUNCED
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Mrs. Mable Henmer will celebrate her nine¬ tieth birthday at a buffet reception on Sun¬ day, July 2.0th hosted by her family.  The o- pen house will be held in the hall of St, Mary's Church from 11:00 A.M. until 2:00 P.M.
Mrs. Hemmer, the former Mabel Donahue, was born on July 23,l896 and is a life-time resi¬ dent of Huntley.  She entered the Huntley Grade School in 1902 and graduated from Hunt¬ ley High School in 191^.  Mrs. Henmer taught thirty years in McHenry County schools, twen¬ ty-three of those years in Huntley. Mrs. Hemmer, the widow of Edmond Hemmer, is the mother of three daughters, Mrs. Charles (Bar¬ bara) Ernesti, Mrs. Francis (Mary Elizabeth) Manning, and Mrs. Joseph (Margaret) Manning.
Mrs. Hemmer is a member of St. Mary's Altar and Rosary Society, the Huntley Senior Citi¬ zens, and the McHenry County Historical Soci¬ ety.
Her family extends this invitation to their friends to greet Mrs. Hemmer oh this happy ' occasion.  They request no gifts.
UACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
The First Congregational
Church   of   Huntleii will    be   holding their   Uacation Bible   School    on tiondaip,   Jul If   21' through   Fridav, Jul <l   25J,'   froM 9:0Q   to   11:30 each   Morning. There   wi11    be Bible   Stories, songs,   crefts, gawes,    and snacks.    Children f r o M   3    'fe ar s through   8th   grade are    welcowe   and the   Bible   School is   open   to   the entire   c o mu ri i t '.|.
Fee    is   *3   per child   or   SS   per faMilti.    CoMe   one and   ail!!!   Cal1 the   church   office to   register   - 669-Z691   -   Mondai^ 12:30   to   2:30   and Thrusday,   12:30 to   3:00,   or   Sue Frihart   - <S6S»-323S.
CHANGE OF MEETING DATE
The July 24th meet¬ ing of  the Board of Education of Huntley Consolidated  School District   158,   has been changed  to  July 23rd,   7:30 P.M.  at the High School.
HUNTLEV   HAIR DESIGN MILL   BE CUTTING   HAIR FOR   EASTER   SEALS
The   2nd   Annual Hair cutting   for Easter   Seal    fund¬ raiser    13   planned for    the   week   of Aug.    18   through 23.
Part 1c i pating salons   Mill    be donating   1072   of the    cost    of   ever<f haircut   given during   this   spec- i al    week.All funds    raised through   the   event will    support, therapij   prograMS for   persons   with d1s abilities    liv¬ ing   in   He Henri;! Count I.f .
A   contribution to   the   Easter Seal    Lociet'^   for McHenr ii   Cou.nt'} will    be   Made   on 'Iour   behalf   hf Making   an   appoint Ment   at   am}   par¬ ticipating   salon during   Haircut¬ ting   for   Easter Seal    week.
Huntle*!   Hair Design   in   Huntlei^ will   be   among those   cutting hair   for   Easter Seals.
Moodstock salons   raising funds   for    Easter Seals    include:
Hair,    Etc.,   610 Olson   St.;   Fran's Hair   Stilling,   210 flain  St. ; Doroth'^'s   Beauti; Salon,    209   Church St.;   and   Studio Ten,   121'*   N. Seminar ij   Awe.
Cri/stal    Lake's par11c i pat i ng salons   include: Paul    H';! land's Hair   Designers, 2Sfi   N.    Oak   St; Town   Sit   Countri; Beautv   Salon, 3612   S.    Route   31; and   NIBZ,   800 McHenr >f   Ave . , Suite   B.
FroM   the   Neck Up,    1308   N.    Park St.;   ManeTawers
Co. ,    25»06   H. Route   120;   The Pin   Curl    Beauti; Salon,1330   N. Riverside   Or.^ and   Ri verside Hairst ijfl ing Studio,   2020   H. Route   120   of McHenr';!   will    each take   partin   this event.
Harvard's salons   are:   Hair Do's   Unlimited, 27  N.    Atier; Mister's Coiffures,   45   N. Aiiier;   Chop   Shop, 600   Lincoln;   and Hair   Affair,    10? S.   Atfer.
Spring   Grove's Image   Makers, 2214   N.   Route   12;
Hmitley Memerles
Studio K, 338 H. Main St. and Hang Ten » Tan, 212 H. Main St., both of Car 1;! will be cutting hair for Easter Seals.
Remember i;!Our friends and neighbors with disabi1ities during the Haircutting for Easter Seal fundraiser.
TIME FOR THO's Hunt let! Park District is offering a 4* session program just for partici¬ pants who are 2 iiears old. Par¬ ticipants will enjoi! stoies, outside activ¬ ities, simple crafrts and snacks. The ses¬ sions are on Tuesda<!s and Thursdai!S, Juli! 2? and 31 and August 5 and 7 from ?:30 - 11:00 in Deicke Park. Connie Lombard is the instructor. The fee is #7.00 for the 4-se5sion ($10.SO for non¬ residents of the Park District). To register, call the p»ark office at 669-3180 during regular office hours
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Curtis Maushak,  Henry Kahle,   Leanord Davis Lee Marsh,  William Maushak