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THURSDAY, AUGUST 29,1985 VOLUME 26-NUMBER 22
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Do You Recognize Any of These People
If you don't, it might be because this picture was taken over 25 years ago. It is the Huntley graduattog "Qass of 1960", who held their 25th class reunion last Saturday, August 24th, at the Legion Home.
They are pictured left to right, front row: David Oldham, Judy Diedrick (Shotliff), Sandra Stark, William Bedwell Thomas, Nancy Linnenkohl (Kane), Beverly Hetoe (Eisenmenger), Charies
Olson, Donald VanAbbema, Joseph Sikora. Second row: Robert Seeman (Ziller), Darlene Ewert (Schuman), Richard Cole, Ronald Montanye, Joyce Drendel (Allen), Gloria Borchart (Harmon), Diane Miller (Henntog), Carolyn Ahrens (Jones). Third row: Loren VanAbbema, Annette Priegnitz (Kastntog), Elatoe MDler (Christiimsen), Dale Schwab. Back row: Jerome Chamness,   Barbara   Ackman   (Walsh),   John
Fettes, Edward Manke, Marcia Rubash (Westman) and Ltoda Meyer.
Not pictured: Larry Mortimer and Charles Bemdt.
The Class of 1960 tovited everyone wfao faad attended school with tfae class even if tfaey faad moved away and ftoished to another school. Story on toside page.
Elgin Watch
Company
Reunion
AD Elgto National Watch Company former employees are tovited to a reunion at the Blue Moon Restaurant to Elgto, Dltoois, Sunday, Odober 6th |from 2 to 6 pm. Tickets are $8.00 per person. Food, beverage, program and remtoisstog. Bring spouses. Admittance by ticket only.
To order tickets by mail, make check payable to Elgto Watch Reunion. Send check to: Box 5757 % Daily Courier News. B.O.B. 531 Elgto, n. 60121- 0531. Your tickets will be mailed to you. Please have your retum name and address corred to order to receive your tickets.
Tickets can also be picked up at Gromer's Supermarket, Elgto at the service desk or Daily Courier News.
Senior Otlzens
News
The Huntley Senior Citizen Gub met at the Sodal Hall of the Congregational Church Thursday August 22nd. Hosts were;Henry and Norma Gariieb and Emma Gehrke.
FoUowtog the noon pot-luck, 41 membeS* and guests ari- jwered talLcftlL
Tom Kmeger, Charles Boe and David Nelson gave a presentation on Ftoandal Plann¬ tog tmd "Have it Work for you"- They are all assodated with IDS Ftoandal Services.
Carlton Carlson of Elgto entertatoed with several musical numbers on the Banjo. Mr, Carlson who is 79 years old took the Seniors back through memory lane with the music from the era all remember.
There are still a few reservations left for the Oktoberfest trip on Od. 17th.
See Louis or Fred if you would like to go.
The Sept. 26th meettog will be hosted by, Margaret Harbeck, Millie George and Mildred Harttog.
AU Seniors to the area are tovited to attend all the meettogs and the center each thursday.
A 4-H Thank Yon
Hi There,
The Huntley Harvestor's 4-h Qub would like to thank every¬ one who attended the McHenry County Fair tmd looked at our exhibits and projects and vished with us. Your partidpatlon made the busy week fly by.
This years livestock audion was well attended by bustoess's and todividuals anxious 4-h Qubs to McHenry County. A stocere thank you to those who purchased livestock from Hunt-
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Gary Borhart Promoted
to plant manager of Oscar   Mayer   Foods
Gary D. borhart has been promoted Columbia Foods, Columbia, Missouri, Corporation's newest facility. He is origtoally from Huntley, Dltoois and has a B.A. degree from the University of Wisconsto-PlatteviUe. He jotoed the company to 1971 as a produdion supervisor and faas held several supervisory poshions, the most recent betog produdion manager ofthe company's Perry, Iowa plant.