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LIONS PANCAKE BREAKFAST
Pumpkin Drawing at Supermarket
Thanks for    The Help
The Huntley Lions Club wish to thai^ all who partidpated lit their Pancake Breakfast.  Special  thanks  are
extended to;
Huntley Material Handling Huntley Phannacy Huntley Sute Bank
Union Special Corp.
Dean's Milk Plant
Huntley Super Mart
Huntley American Legion
Pictured above is Al Allen, owner of the Hufltiejr SitperAaitot •• he draws out winning names In the Pumpkin dnwtog. 2 Big Pumpkins were given away, (me weighing 92 lb*., dw cAn 73 Ibt. Winners were Ni^ey Orangie and Laurie Tracey tk Huatky.
Dave Bond Receives Award
Prize Names Drawn at Mona's
Penguin News
Boy oh boy, are the Penguins proud birds this month. The 13th ILLINOIS ASSOC. OF SNOWMOBILE CLUBS convention was held Oct. 28-30th. It was a great weekend, just seeing all of our ' good friends and enjoying the fun and food would have been enough.
But, the lASC elected two of our members officers for 1984. George Gore of the Lake in the Hills Snow Hunters and also of The Huntley Penguins was elected Preaident. Then Jim Bond was elected Treasurer.
On Saturday nhe at the banquet, along with tecogiii^»$ the officers St Region Directors^ and King St Queen winnets wete announced. To our proud and happy surprise Re^oo 5 woni It was Pat and Lany VaaAckert Two more Penguins
who have worked hard in our dub to keep h sucessfiil. I was real happy to see Larry flnally get crowned and of course Pat is a spedal person and a queen every day ofthe year.
On Sunday moming after brunch the Snowmobile Saftey Program is recognized. All the v<riunteers who have made this program successftil are acknow¬ ledged, use also honors a Safety Student ofthe year. This student Is selected by his test scores, first in his local class the then in a "Super Test" given by the lASC Master Instructor. Dave Bond waa the winner this year. He was awarded a plaque and a- complete set of snowmobUe clothes. This gift WM ghren 'Sf POLARIS and It Is
«nd botrts. ThOir^NIMii' i^ypteciate your paitidpatlon thelASC.
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Pictiired above Is Mtm* of Mona's Restaurant as she counts bubble gtwi pieces ftom a Pumpkin Jar. Thete wete 134 individual pieces and Janice Headley and Cindy McDonald of Algonquin tied with their guesses. They will each recieve Identical Pumpkin Jars with 134 pieces of bubble gum and one free dinnet at Mona's ResUurant. A third winner, Brian Tessmer will receive the same prize.
Glaucoma UiHI Coming to Huntley
The Huntley Lions Qub wiU be sponsoring the Glaudimia Screening Unit in Hiudey, November Hth, Monday - 1:30 pm to 4:30 pm on the West side of the Legion Home. It Is avaUaMe tne of diarge to aU aduHs • 18 yn. and over.
The Unit ia operated by the Uona   Pouadetiim   Staff   aad assieted by ttw University flf nilBola Dmt. (tf OpthataMloiy. .In   §4mUiBm   to   the   ftee
hypettension tests. Diabetes is a majot health ptoblem and is the leading cause of new caaes of blindness thitHithoiit the world. Thete are many people who have glaucoma, diabetes, hy¬ pettension aad ate not aware of H. If not detected in time, they could go blind. Thtis, wc the Huhtley Lioas Qab, alter this •ervice ftee of diarge aad aak that an Huaifcy area ^itena lake advaatage of tMa Mjwea- lag.
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Park District Minutes
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«»order at 8 pm.<M WtiMaday,
26,1983. Wtiiietltntc;
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meetiag., were read.  Mrs.
Meroer   maoe   a   motion   to
approve the minutes, seconded
, by Mr. Gumett. All Commis-
(skmers   voted    aye   and   the
motion earned.
The Treasurer's report was given. Mr. Gumett moved to accept the report, seconded by Mrs. Mercer. All voted aye and the motion carried.
The blHs fbr the month were presented. A motion to pay aU bUls was made by Mr. Jurs, seconded by Mr. Gumett. AU voted aye and the motioa carried.
The awuditor's aimual report was distributed and discussed. A motion by Mr. Jurs, second by Mr. Tures, was to accept the report aad send copies to the govemment within five days to meet the siz month limit. AU ayes and the motion carried.
Mrs. Warrington and Mr. Wirsing entered the meeting.
After Mr. Wirsing's report, the board discussed groimds. cabin, filling ruts, roada, toUeu, and preparation for die winter.
Mrs. Warringtoa's report Induded the HaUoween puty, the need tot rectei^ioaal fadlities and the McHenry County Conservatloa Patfc aad Recreation Counci] meeting.
Mr. Tures made a motion to move the aext aieetiag fhmi November 23 to Noveniber 30, seconded by Mr. Jurs. AQ ay** and thc motioa carried. ftbUah notice.
Mrs. Mercer awved tor a^footameat, aeeonded by Mr. Gumett. Tbe meetiag adjoomed at 9:55 pm.
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