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              SERVING THE PEOPLE OF HUNTLEY SINCE 1960
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THURSDAY OCTOBER 10, 1996 - VOLUME 36, NUMBER 26 - HUNTLEY, ILLINOIS
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Huntley Grad Starting for Air Force Volleyball Team
Air Force Academy senior Tara Shamhart, a 1992 graduate of Huntley High School, has earned a starting role for the second year for the women's volleyball team this season. The Falcons are in their first season of Division 1 action, after playing in Division 2 for the last 20 years.
Shamhart is one of just two seniors on a team loaded with freshman, and she began the season coming off the bench as a defensive specialist. However, her consistent hitting helped her move up to a regular spot in the front row in about the third week of the season. She's averaging 1.76 digs and just over one kill per game, and picked up five kills and five block assists last week against Rice University (the Falcons' first Western   Athletic   Conference
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If you saw a house coming down, the highway at you last Friday it wasn't your imagination. This house was moved from Algonquin Road to its final destination 23 miles away. It traveled at a rate of about 5 miles an hour. (Photo by Tom Jurs)
Homecoming King and Queen
Huntley High School hosted their 1996 Homecoming last Saturday night. The weekend festivities kicked off on Friday with the class competitions and the Football game. Saturday was the Volleyball Tournament during the day and the Dance at night. Pictured above are 1996 Homecoming King and Queen Omar Manzanares and Tera Coots in the court presentation at Homecoming.
No School October 14th
Monday, October 14th is a holiday. School will not be in session that day. It is a legal public school holiday referred to as Columbus Day.
October 11 Early
Dismissal
Reminder
On Friday, October  llth, school will be dismissed after approximately  a  half day  of classes.      There   will  be   no kindergarten and lunch will not be served. School will be dismissed on the following schedule. Grades 6-12 10:45am Grades 1-5   11:40am The reason for early dismissal is to permit school improvement inservice activities. A schedule of the activities planned for the day will be distributed soon.
Lions Candy Day
The Huntley Lions Club will be having Candy Day on October llth and 12th. Candy Day benefits the Deaf and the Blind citizens of Illinois.
The Lions of Illinois have spearheaded efforts to protect our citizens against the ravages of blindness and deafness for many
years.
Mayor James Dhamer signed a proclamation to proclaim October llth and 12th Lions Candy Day. On Friday October llth the Lions will be out from 3:30pm until 6pm, and on Saturday October 12th the Lions will be out from 7am until noon.