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gi. HUNTLEY
VOLUME 18-NUMBER fr
THURSDAY, MAY 26,1977
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The American Legion has issued a oordlal invitation to the residents of Huntley to attend and participate in Memorial Day services on Monday, May 30th. Commander Charles Oonley of Huntley Post #673 issued the invitation today for the traditional rites which will begin at 10:30 AM. Program at Huntley Cemetary: Invocation-Rev. Roiaer Meallff, Congregational Church, Huntley. Placing of VWeath: Boy Scouts, in Flanders Field: Dave Seaver. Speaker: Mayor Richard Vert)ic, Elgin.
Introduction of Mayor Donald Enstrom of Huntley and Mayor James Andrews of Union. Solo: Mary Earner
Gun Salute: Huntley and Union American Legion. National Anthlem:  Huntley High School Band under the direction of HenryWoznell. Benedectlon: Rev. Roger Mealiff.
In urging the widest posslt}le participation In Huntley's Msmorial Day services, Conrvnander Conley referred to the following SKoerpt from General Logan's original ordsr: "Lst no avarice or neglect, no ravages of time testify to present or coming generations that we hawe forgotten as a people the coet of a free and undivided reput>lic."
WINNER OF THE POPPY POSTER CONTEST
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Last Saturday, May 21, the Huntley Police Department conducted bike registration at the Huntley Grade School parking lot. Approx¬ imately 100 people ranging from adults to toddlers registered their bicycles and tricycles witb the local autorities. In addition to the reg¬ istration, a rodeo was also conducted. Those who went through this test of skill received an extra set of wheel reflectors, in addition to the ones they were given for registering. Everyone who went throu¬ gh the obstacle course had a chance of winning prizes which were supplied by the local policemen and Huntley businessmen. The win¬ ners are Robin Kunde - 1st Huffy bicycle; David Veath - 2nd 6 volt generator; Brian Eisenmenger - 3rd, tum signals; Joseph Hill - 4th, mirror; Scott O'Brien - Sth. lock; Tom Conley - 6th, horn; Gerry Dedina - 7th, bike bag and Greg Raymond - Sth, tool set.
Beckie Harm the first place winner of the Legion Auxiliary Poppy Poster Contest was presented an award by Mrs. Hedy Leonard on the Day declared as Huntiey School Poppy Day.
Also Included In the picture is Patricia Griffin, Becky's Art Teacher. Debbie Lueth won the second prize while third prizie went to Barb Lamz.
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SALUTATORIAN
DAVm PAUL UNDSEY
VALBMCTORIAN
High school Principal WUliam Moylan announced that Dave Undsey is the valedictorian for the Qass of 1977.
Ed Hare hu won the honors of class    salutatdrian. Mark
Williams hM the third highest average; with an .0184 grade point separating the three students.
David Undsey in additkia to hts academic efforts has participated in fngtlMll honor society and baseball. Theaeniorlfafburyear lattamaa W baseball. He also was givea a Bausch A Lomb Sdence Award.
Ed Hate is the winner ai the Smi of the Anerican Revolution award, is tike student cMindl preddent and a member of the Natioaal Honor Society.
Chief Ptak said that anyone who wishes to register may still do ao at the Huntley Police Station at wMdi time they will receive reflect-
Contioued Inside addressed by Mlow gradutes.
ors fbr their bikes.
Mary Sigrist SpeakMr at MCC Graduation ^
McHenry County Colleaie'a eight commencement waa l^e|4 Wednesday. May 18. For jfee-: first time in the College's hlatoiy' the ceremony was help on the permanent campus cm tiie. 14 and Lucas Road, Crystal Lake.
The 1976-77 gradtiatea
Mary Ratchlbrd Sigrist, Huntley, VSeonaa Ues Witfalii the Student Him»«ir';and   Maryanne   J.
^ol^, Ctystal Lake, "Oppoctno^ Mr. loir, a  Community College
' CMiicallab la Avdlable to Every llattiher sfThe Community." ' A Mbeptte for tiie graduatM ajut ttelk gaatts waa held in tiw CoUege Centr Immediately OoatlatfBdhuMe