The Huntley Farmside

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GRAFTON TOWNSHIP'S OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER -SINCE 1960
USPS 580-360
VOLUME 22-NUMBER 50 THURSDAY, MARCH 24,1963
Huntlsy Hlflh School School Files Huntley, III. 60142
16 PAGES
SERVING THE PEOPLE OF HUNTLEY SINCE 1960
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LEGION & AUXILIARY BIRTHDAY DINNER
A livtag portrayal of the Last Supper will be presented at the Maundy Thursday service during the conclusion of the jotat lenten services of the First Congregational Church of Hunt¬ ley and Congregational Churdi of Algonquin. The service will also taclude the sacrament of Holy Communion, the Act of Tenebrae and spedal music.
The service will begta at 7:30 p.m. at the Algonquin church.
8th GRADERS CHALLENGE FACULTY THIS FRIDAY
Numerous members of the Huntley Junior High and Elementary teaditag staff (better known as the "Dirty Dozen") are practidng almost daUy for the Student-Faculty Basketball game tfais Friday nigfat.
the game wUI be held ta the grade school gym at 7:00 p.m. and admission is $1.00 for adults and SOc for tfae kiddies. Pre-sdioolers and senior dti¬ zens are free. Concessions wUl be availalbe.
tfae ei^tfa grade members of tfais year's team approach this game with caution knowtag the superior playtag abUities, sportsmanship and team spirit of their teacfaers.
To rid tfae poor students of tfaese anxieties the faculty team wUI award the eigfatfa gradera 3 potats per basket and 2 potats per free tfarow. ta retum the kids promise not to fast break (don't they?)
Tfae muki-talented teacfaers wUI have a pep band, dieerleaders and of oourse, lots of fun and surprises.
This is an event you won't want to miss.
SCHOOLBOARD AQENDA
1. CALL TO ORDER 2. PLEDGE TO THE FLAG
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Last Saturday, Mardi 19th, tfae Huntley American Legion A AuxUiary faeld their 64tfa Birtfaday Dtaner at tfae Legion Home. Bob Schuhz was chaplata. Commander Ron Emricson welcomed the group.
The beef dtaner was served by tfae Celas of tfae 1st Congregational Cfaurdi.
FoUowtag'tfae dtaner, life members, Don Enstrom and Bob Schultz, cut the birtfaday cake. Harty Weltzien was not present.
Commander Emricson tfaanked tfae Farmside for tfae Birtfaday ads.
At tbe head table were Mabel Scfaultz, AuxUiary Secretary; Bob Scfaultz, Chaplata; Mrs. Virgil Banker, lltfa District Treasurer; lltfa District Commander, VirgU Banker; Marjorie Emricson, 1st Vice President Huntley AuxUiary; Betty Zirk, AuxUiary President; Bob Zirk, Sdiool Board member; Don Enatrom, Adjutant and Fem Enstrom, AuxiUary member.
Guest tatroduced were Mrs. Jamie Wesley, lltfa Distrid President; Emie Wesley, lltfa Distrid Historian; Clyde A Jennie Colltas and '' Bamey.''
Membership ptas were presented by Commander Emricson and Adjutant Don Enstrom to:
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Ronald Emricaon, Stanley Korwin, Donald Stutesman, and Daniel Tilock
FATHER AMBRE TO
CELEBRATE 40 YEARS IN THE
PRIESTHOOD
On Sunday, Mardi 27, 1983, Reverend Leo H. Ambre wUl celebrate the 40th Anniversary of His Ordtaation to tfae Holy Priesthood with a Concelebrsted Mass of Thanksgivtag at St. Mary's Churcfa ta Huntley at 12 noon. The Reverend Leo H. Ambre, presently assigned as Pastor of Satat Mary Cfaurcfa, Huntley, Dlinois was bom January 5,1917 ta Aurora, Dlinois. He attended St. Josepfa Grade School, Aurora and took preparatory stadiea for the priesthood at St. Frands Preparatory Semtaaty, MUwaukee, Wis. PfaUosophical and Theological studies were begun at St. Mary Semtaary, Bahimore, Md. ta September of 1937. On Mardi 27, 1943, fae received tfae sacrament of Holy Orders ta St. James Pro-catfaedral, Rockford fiom biahop Jofan J. Boylan.
Stace tfaat Hme fae has served as associate at St. Mary Churcfa. Sterltag fiom 1943 untU 1954. Havtag aerved as Soperintendent d St. Vtacent Home for ChUdren and St. Joaepfa Home of tfae aged from 1954 untU 1962, fae was appointed Pa^or of St. Margaret Mary, Algonquta, for two years. On Augnat 8, 1964 he became pastor of St. Thomas Churdi, Crystal Lake. During his tenure there fae completed tfae boildtag ofa new diurcfa. On February IS, 1980 he was tastaUed as Pastor of St. mary Churdi, Hnntley aad on AprU 2, 1982 fae was appointed Vicar for Ftaance A Admtaisttatlon of the Diocese of Rockford.
50'S OANCE
APRIL leth
Get your pootBe sUtt out and ftad yoor leather jadcets and "Let die Oood Times RoU" at tiie Stii grade SO's dance.
On AprU 16di yoa can dance to tiie "Dynamics", SO's atyle. from 9:00 p.m. to 1 a.m. The oost is $4.00 per peraon and ttae
dance wUI be faeld at tfae American Legion Hall. Tickets can be obtataed from an eighth grader or can be reserved from the Grade School Office by calltag tiie scfaool at 669-5106. So slide your faair back, put on those tappta sfaoes and oome to tfae SO's dance at tiie American Legion faali on AprU 16tfal I
by EUeen Manntag A Jodi Peteraon
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Cfaaries Conley and Paul Mercer
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BASEBALL SIGNUP
March 26 is the day to get your name in for the sumnrier baseball program. hAr. Bond wtil be at the American Legion from 1-3 p.m. on ttie 2eth. Tum in your applications that day. Applkxtkxw were given out at schooi or use one from this paper. Boys must be9 t>y July 3l8t and not tum 13 before that day.
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