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Newspaper
Huntley Farmside
Location
Huntley, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1968
Page
5
December schedules include board meetings and multiple high school and grade school games. Christmas concerts are planned at Elgin Academy and Grade School venues with game times in the evenings. The calendar shows winter vacation periods at Hampshire Mooseheart and Christmas Day, with school resuming January 6 at 8 30 AM.
The American Legion Auxiliary held its December meeting at the Legion Home with a pot-luck dinner and decorated hall. Twenty three members attended along with guest Mrs Dennis O Brien. A candle washcloth and soap gifts were given to each past president. Charter was draped for Mrs Tom Bjorn. The group approved donations for veterans gifts and a junior fund and discussed scholarships and blood donor needs.
Numerous late 1950s to 1965 model Ford and Mercury cars offered with prices ranging from 325 to 1150. Listings include sedans, hard tops, convertibles, and station wagons with various engine types and options such as V-8, stick or automatic transmission, and power steering.
The Rocking Chair Club, a new group of older couples from the Congregational Church, met at Floyd's Restaurant on Sunday evening. They plan monthly gatherings on the first Sunday and discussed future activities and ideas.
The Congregational Church Young Couples Club met Saturday evening November 30 for games and social time. A Christmas dinner is planned for Sunday December 15 at Floyd’s Restaurant with a $1 gift exchange. Reservations with Louise Bakley at 6695787 due by December 8.
The Past Presidents Correction notes a Christmas gathering will start at 6 30 PM instead of 7 30 PM on December 17 at the Home of Mrs. Arnold Chesak.
Herman Hasse 88 of Huntley died after a weeklong illness in Memorial Hospital Woodstock. Born in Germany in 1880 he came to the United States at six, farmed 40 years in Arlington Heights, and is survived by two daughters three sons 18 grandchildren and 24 great grandchildren. Services Thursday at Trinity Lutheran Huntley with burial in St Johns Northfield. Memorials to Trinity Lutheran Church.
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