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Volijme 23-Nunit>er 19 THURSDAY, AUGUST 25,1983
Huntley High School
School Files Huntley, 111. 60142
Sfitvnkl THE PEOPLE OF HUNTLEY SINCE I960
Pictured above are Norm Brettschneider and Gwen Jensen working on 'Annie' while Instructor, Chuck Yerke watches, t^ar Backcround is rlassmafe. Dick Kohley.
Last Thursday, Huntley Lioness Club Members along with a few husbands and daughters took a CPR course at the Hunttey Fire Bam.
After viewing a movie and Ustening to s short lecture, three Huntley Rescue Squad mem¬ bers; David Veath. Bryan Spencer and Chuch Yerke. took small groups to show them the correct technk|ues of CutHo- Pulmonaiy Resusitation (CPR).
After .an ezcnici»ting 4'/i hours, all 13 mimbers of the CPR class received their cards stating that each had completed the basic cardiopulmonary resusitation course and demon¬ strated proficiency In the technique of CPR. It Is suggested that a retraining course be taken again in a year, ifnotaocmer.
The Huntley Ltoness Oub would like to thank the fluntiey
Fire Department for offering this course and Dave. Bryan and Chuck for their time aad patience. The courte was exhausting in the eztreme heat, the dummies ("amed Annie), we worked on were not vety co^>perative at times, but the course was interesting and the company enjoyable. We all ihank you.
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^^4, -Installation of McHenry ^9IMM^ Salon. No. 483, Eight and Forty, was held August 21. at the Huntley Ameii»n Legion Post home, at 6:30. Dinner was served preceding the mstallation.
Partners installed were La Petit Chapeau, Betty Lingen¬ felter, McHenry: La Demi Chapeau. Ethel Pierce, Alden; La Secretaire Caissiere. Pearl Cooper. McHenry; L' Aumon- ier. lolene Biangardi. Fox River Grove; La Conderge. Lois Haak. Wonder Lake and Pouvoir member. Arlene Matt¬ ingly. Huntley. La Demi Chapeau. Marion Karlove, Crystal Lake and L'Archiviste. Becky Gabel, Fox River Grove, will be installed at a later date.
Installing officer was Flor¬ ence Kennedy, Harvard; in¬ stalling L'Aumonier. Betty Lou Smith, McHenry; install¬ ing LaConoierge, Mabel Schultz. Huiltley «MI1ii9tinieir" musician, Helen Lang. Wood¬ stock.
The object of this organiza¬ tion is to participate in and I contribute to the aims and purposes of the American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary, to promote good fellowship, and to assist in the prevention and control of tuberculosis, cystic fibrosis.
lung and other respiratory diseases in children. During the year the Salon contributes to the American Legion Child Welfare Foundation. National Jewish , hoapital. Children's Meihorial hospital. National Cystic Fibrosis Reaearch - Foundation of Northem Ulinois and American Lung Associa¬ tion of DuPage and McHenry counties. Also" a donation is made to the Nurses Sch«ilar- ship Fund and noany other organizations.
Partners in the Eight and Forty are members of..»^the American . Legion Auxilia/y who have done outstanding service in the organization. V Guests at ttie installation were Mrs. Jim Lingenfelter. and daughter Shaniwn; Mr. and Mrs. Allan Bresner. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schulz, Nena Modrich and Mr. and Mrs. Don Williams.
Special guests from Kane County Salon No. b3. were Marily*^ B<iltM|gio and Char¬ lene ElschoJu.     ' -  ,
Partners attending from Huntley were May Chesak, Mabel Schultz and Arlene Mattingly. Emily Wieland. Des Plaines, also attended.
The next meeting of the Salon will be held Sept. 26. at the home of Dorothy Messer. McHenry.
Father Ambre Leaves Huntley
Father Leo H. Ambre has been pastor «t St. Mary's Catholic Chureh since Febru¬ ary ISth. 1980. During his three    and    one     half    year
pastorate he lias wodfced with parishoners not only on the spiritual development of his people, but together- they have renovated the entire Cont. on Page 2