The Huntley Farmside

              VOLUME 2a-NUMBER 10
THURSDAY, JUNE 16,1983
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POPPY POSTER WINNERS
TRINTTY CAR WASH
Pictured above are 1st Place Poppy Poster winners Todd Ream, Ann Mueller and Jay Petferson with Chainnan Dorothy Schaller, left, and Auxiliary President Betty Zirk, right.
UONSCLUB
CHICKEN
BAABEQUe
Mouths are watering! Sto¬ machs are chumingi All because of the Huntley Lion's Oub Chicken Barbeque. h's that time of year again for the Annual Chi(±en Barbeque held at the Legion Home on Father's Day, June 19th. The Lions and Lionesses are busy getting ready for the delicious meal of barbeque chicken, potato, baked beans, oole slaw, and roll. This ia one treat you won't want to misa.
Donations are Adults $4.25, Cbitdren under 12 S2.25 and Sr. Citizens (65 * up) S3.2S. Remember June 19th at the legion Home.
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL AT TRINITY
On Monday, June 20, 1983, Trinity Lutheran Churdi will open its doors to chUdren of the community with the VBS theme "The Precious Word and Me." "Wc want the children to have fon whh crafts and projects, and games and songs," stated Rev. Charles Kittel, pastor of Trinity. "Most of all, we want to share the Good News of God's love with our diurch and neighbor¬ hood children."
In addition to many of the regular activities at VBS, this year will feature the showing of three special diildren's films and a closing day "Open Hous" featuring Mr. Dave Meyer, who will take one and all on a journey into the worid of illusion with a message of reality for today.
We would like to antidpate our needs by encouraging pre-registration. Simply call the diurch ofRce (669-5780) week day momiogs. Mon.-Thar. and Continued on Page 2
Pictuted is Matt SeUer. 2nd place winner with hb Poppy Poater.
Last Thursday, the winners of the Poppy Boater Contest attended the Huntley AuxUiary Meeting with their parents. Contestants were divided into three categories, 6th Sc 7th Grade; 8th Sc 9th Gradea Sc 10th Sc llth Grades. Pifty-iiDur young people entered the contest. Chairman Dorothy Schaller introduced the winners:
lat PLACE
Jay Peteraoa Todd Ream Ann MueUer
Th? Walter League of Trinity Lutheran Church held a Car Wash last Saturday in the Church parking lot. The young people thoroughly enjoyed their work combining it with water fightt. It was hard to tell if the cars were wetter than the youngsters.
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PONY LEAGUE HAS A 5&0REOORD
Matt Setter Robin Scfaoman Soott Oltendorf
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TRINITY CHURCH PICNIC
On Sunday, June 26th the fourth 'annual Churcfa/Snaday School t>ig Roaat Picnic wUI be held. It wUl begin with Worahip at 10:30 a.m.' at Deicke Pvfc. Bring the wlioIe famUyl Games. activities, and jnizes for yoong and old alike. Not only wUl there be a pig roasted tiiis year, but alao a lamb. Elmer Kuta will (Hovide the frig; the Hop Kahl famtty wUl provide the lamb.
Bring a dish to pass (large) and table service for your famUy. Beverages wUl be avUaUe. If you need a ride to the park, call the diorcfa office at 669-5780.
PARKDISTRICT TENNIS LESSONS
Huntley Park District Is sponsoring 2 sessions of tetmis lessons on June 20 Sc June 27, Mondays. During the lessons, the partidpants wUl receive 45 minutes of instruction, then 45 minutes of playing time. The times for 8-13 year olda Is 10:00 -11:30 a.m. and for aduhs, 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. The fee for the dass is S3.00/S3.75 for.tion-residentb of Huntley Park District. To register, call the paA oflice at 669-3180 during regular office hours of Mon. & Wed. 9K)0 - 12:00 or Sat. 10.00 - 12.-00. The lessons are hdd at Deicke Park's tennis courts.
Hie Huntley Pony League is off to their best statt. On May 27ih, Himtley faced KanevUle and won 16-4. Againat Kane¬ viUe, Huntley pounded out 19 hhs, and diiiteen stolen bases to wfai tiie flrst game. The winning pitcher waa Ride Qavey.
For Humley's seoond game on May 31st, Huntley over- whehnad W«soo whh a 15-1 win. Winnbg phcher wss David Erath, who allowed only one hit.
On June 3rd, Huntiey played h« tou^est contest agabist Elbum Oraage, which Huntley won 5-0. On.a two hkter whidi was phdied by Dan Eratb. On June 7tii Huntley faivaded Maple Paric and came away with a win of 16-S. The winning phcher was David Erath. Last Saturday on June 4th Huntley hosted Elbum Whhe and won by a margin of 13-2, bdiindtfae pitching of Dan Erath. q On Tuesday nig^t. June 14tii, Huntley wttl travel to Buriington, laat years diampa, and wUI come bone with a win. If the people of Hnntley like exdting baseball, thia is the team to follow.
Players are as fiirftows:  .
Daa Eratii DavidEratii Chria Maaley Coatinoed oo Pace 2