The Huntley Farmside

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VOLUME 22-NUMBER 39 THURSDAY, JANUARYS, 1983
Huntley High School
School Files Huntley, 111.60142
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BENEFIT FOR STEVE
CHRISTMAS CONCERT
A  * >*"*
AUCTION
of new items donated by Huntley merchants. Sanday, Janaary 16 at 2:00 pm American Legion Home
DANCE
Janaary 16th 7:00-10x00 pm
American Legion Home
Music donated by:
THE DEUCES WILD
& BURTON'S BRIDGE
Tickets: $2.00
BLOODBANK JANUARY 18th
Aurora Area Blood Bank will sponsor a community blood drive on Tuesday, January 18, 1983, at the First Congrega¬ tional Church of Huntley, from 3:00 to 7.00 p.m.
The Aurora Area Blood Bank provides blood tor patients in a nine-county region. Blood is provided to all residents in the region without regard for the ability to pay or donate blood.
A single blood donation provides a unit of whole blood, which can be used to transfuse a patient, or may be processed into several blood products, such as plasma, red blood cells, or white blood cell concentrate.
Donors should be between the ages of 17 and 65 and weigh at least 110 pounds, most people are suitable candidates as blood donors unless they are anemic, pregnant, have a cold and have not donated within the last eight weeks.
Volunteer telephone callers will be calling previous donors stated Huntley Blood Bank Chainnan, May Chesak. New blood donors are needed, also. She urgently requests all who can be donors to respond as blood is badly needed to meet the needs.
There will be a Huntley Athletic Booster Gub Meeting on Wednesday night, January 12th, 1983 at 7:30 pm in the Huntley American Legion Meet¬ ing Hall. Everyone is welcome' to attend.
The main topic will be the selling and collecting of the 50-50 giveaway tickets. The drawing will be held at the Valentine Day Dance, provided all the tickets are sold by then. Support the Huntley Athletic Boosters - buy a tickets!
Submitted by
Jeannie Ziller
Publicity Chairperson
LEGION     TO     HOST //TH DISTRICT MEETING
On Sunday, January 9th Hunfley American Legion Post #673 will be host to the llth District American Legion Win¬ ter meeting. The meeting will start at 1:30 p.m. with Commander Virgil Banker of Bolingbrook presiding. The llth District, the largest district in the department of Illinois, comprises four oounties, McHenry, Kane, DuPage and Will. Present to weioome the llth District will t>e the llth District     President     of     thei
American Legion Auxiliary,' Jamie Wesley of Joliet. Ron Emricson, Post Commander of Huntley Pbst #673, urges members of Huntley Post and other American Legion Mem¬ bers in the surrounding area to attend. Refreshments will be served following the meeting.
SCHOOLLUNCH MENU
Monday, January 10
Weiner Winks plain or with dieese. Tater gems, E.T. Cake, Buttered vegetables. 2% milk
Tuesday, January 11
Chili with crackers, Peanut Butter & Jelly sandwich, Fresh Apple, 2% milk
Wednesday, January 12
Roast Turkey with Gravy, Whipped Potatoes, Bread & Butter, Fruit Jello, Carrots with butter, 2% milk
Ihursday, January 13
Taoos with lettnce A cheese, cookie, applesauce, 2% milk
Friday, January 14 NO SCHOOL
Photos by Mike Dominick
by Mike Dominick
Thc Huntley Grade School held its annual Christmas Concert on December 20th. featuring area Choirs and Bands.
First to perform was the Huntley High School Choir. The Choir sang six songs including: All Ve Good People, which featured a solo by Dale Anderson also When The Bells Ring, with Stacie Akerberg on chimes.
Next to perform was the Huntley Junior High SDchool Band. The Band performed four songs which included. Christmas Chimes and