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VOLUME 22-NUMBER 34 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2,1962
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LIONESS HOLD PLAYDAY FOR YOUNGSTERS      STEVE DRENDEL MICEIVES
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The Huntley Lioness Club held their first Playday for youngsters of Huntley on Friday, November 26 at 1 pm.  Children got to play games usually scheduled fbr adults every Monday. There were all ages in attendance.   Many Lionesses helped the younger children to play.   Prizes were awarded to each child who won a game.
Following the games, popcom and cool aid was served to the large crowd.
:This was a fun, enjoyable time for the youngsters who usually have nothing to do the day after Thanksgivtag. A job well done by theLbnrssGub.   _______ -^_-,_«._,    ._ _..«^ .^.w i^ww«w-i
FIRE DEPT. MOCK FIRE
AUXILIARY
CHmSTMAS DiNNER
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Huntley American Legion Auxiliary and its Juniors will be ~Bo1d&ir tlieir AtiiKrid Chrittmas Potluck on Thursday, December 9th at the Pbst Home at 6:30 p.m. The Legionaires will be serving and cleaning up. Each members is asked to bring a little larger dish to pass and a $3.00 grab bag gift. The unit will furnish rolls, butter and beverage. Be sure to mark you your
CHOIR & HANDBELL CONCERT     AT     Isl CONG. CHURCH DEC. 5lh
On Sunday, December 5 at 7:00 p.m. the dioirs and handbell ringers of the First Cbngregatk>nal Church of Hun¬ tley will present their annual Continued on Page 2
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ieU^ fighting real fires and saving lives through the rescue squad, the Huntley Fire Department haa practice drllla throughout the year. For instance, all of the major industries in town have had
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Steve Drendel of Huntley has been awarded the national "I PARE YOU" Award by the McHenry County 4-H orgfuiizatioii. The honor was presented during the 4-H Members and Leiden Recognition Banquet on Nevember 12, 1962. Dreadel waa selected for the Award in recognition of excellence in character a&d well balanced personal development as well as leadership potential.
In addition to the national recognition received, the Award provides the recipients with a copy of William H. Danforth's book I DARE YOU and a personalized certificate. Mr. Danfoith wrote the book out of his own experience. He dedicated much of his time and philanthropy to youth work. In the book, he challenges the readers to aspire to their highest potential, to attain constructive lives of service and citizenship and to be committed to excellence.
The "I DARE YOU" Award is made available by the "I DARE YOU" Committee ofthe American Youth Foundation in cooperation with the County 4-H office. This is the 42nd consecutive year of the Award program. The American Youth Foundation, founded in 1924, is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to providing programs for youth. The aim ofthe Foundation is the discovery and enhancement of leadership skills and the promotion of balanced growth and development.
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Senta Is conrring to Huntley on Saturday, December 18thl He'il arrrive at the lst Oongregationai Church at 1:00 with surprises for everyone! Sure hope you've been goodi Hot chocolate & cooMeB will be served and 2 Disney Christmas cartoons wili be shown, "Santa's W/brkshop' '/&' 'Ruto's ChrlstmaB Treel'' The festivitiee will end by 2 pm or 2:30 pm Volunteers are weioome! CNI the Park Off toe for detailsl