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VOLUME 22-NUMBER 18 THURSDAY, AUGUST 5,1982
Huntley High School
School Files Huntley, III. 60142
USPS 580-360
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LEGION & AUXUJARY INSTALLATION
David C. Hucek DVM recentiy opened an office in Huntiey on Dundee-Huntiey Road. Dr. Hucek specializes in horses and dairy
Last Saturday, July 31st, the Huntley American Legion and Auxiliary held a joint Installation at the American Legion Home. The flags were presented and there was a minute of prayer for Pat Williams.
The Auxiliary officers were swom into office by Marilyn Eckman, Installing Officer; Helen Lang, Installing Musician; Vi Jurs, Installing Chaplain and Sgts. at Arms Nancy Zirk and Kathleen Metcalf. The new officers are:
President • Betty Zirk 1st Vice President - Marge Emricson
He wsa bom on January 20, 1954 in Virginia. He worked with American Bred Horses all thtough his youth. In 1981 he graduated from the U O I College of Veterinary Medidne at Champaign. Dr. Hucek went on to work for the Peotone Animal Hospital for one year with Dr. Jim Nadler and Dr. Jerty Saads.
In tbe future he plans to enlarge Us facilities ia Huntley to build a surgery for horses. Dr. Hucek has a 24 bour emergency service and can be reached at 669-5050.
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PENGUIN SNO WMOBOE PICNIC„
Pictured above are members ofthe Huntiey Penguins Snowmobile Club at their annual picnic which was held in Deicke Park last Sunday. The club had a pig roast and pot luck meal. After the meal, games were provided for the children. The adults made their own games including a tug* of war across Deicke pond. Paul Mercer, a Village Board member and considered a devil by some, ended up in the pond along with Julie Olson and several other Penguins. A thought was provided by some to have snowmobile races across the pond. However this was vetoed by the club. The Penguin Snowmobile Club works diligentiy to provide trails for the sport of snowmobiling. They have donated a sled to transport people who are injured in blizzards and accidents where conventional rescue equipment cannot venture to the Huntiey Fire Departinent. In past yeats they have cooperated with the Huntley Fire Department, Huntiey Police and SherifTs Dept. in times of emergency during the winter months. There are many people alive today because of their efforts. At one time members of the club risked their lives to save children who were stranded in a school bus in the Crystal Lake area. They have done a great deal for our conunuaity. Continued on Page 4
PARKDISTRICT MEETING
The regular meeting of the Huntiey Park District was called to order at 8 p.m. on July 28. 1982 by president Borhart. Present were Borhot, Tures, Jurs, Attoraey Cowlin, Larry Kahl, URoy Wirsing and Betsey Warrington. Absent were Weltzien and Mercer.
The minutes of the June 23 meeting were read. Mr. Tures moved to approve the minutes, seconded by Mr. Jurs. All ayes and the motion carried.
The Treasurer's report was given. Mr. Jurs made a niotiott to accept the report, seconded by Mr. Borhart. All ayes and the motion carried.
The bills for the month were presented. Mr. Tures moved to pay all bills except one for Continued on Page 2
INSIDE THIS EIHTION
Class of 72 Reunion Page 10 A Liner or Two Page 4
Riding Academy Page6&7 Sidewalk Sale Page 2
Lamb Carcass Show Page 2
Grocery Ads Page 3 & 12 Aca HMdwara Ad SacttMi 2
NEW   MINISTER   AT
CONQREQATIONAL
CHURCH
We, at the First Congrega¬ tional Church of Huatiey, ate happy to aaaouace that our new minister. Reverend Ronald T. Woodruff, will be conducting his first worship service with our church on Sunday, Augnst I, 1982. Rev. Woodruff comes to Huntiey from the Federated Church of Chagrin Falls, Ohio, where he has spent the last 25 years. He and his faniily will be moving into our oommunity during the fhrst week of August.
Plan on being with us this Sunday for worship and meeting Rev. Woodruff aod his famUyl
Car Wash Page 4