Hantley Winners and Queen Selections Highlight Harvard Milk Day
At Harvard Milk Day parade on June 2, contestants including Jan Bender were crowned festival queen, with Karen named Miss Congeniality. Huntley residents and local officials noted near-term representations in county contests as education talks noted bids and salary increases at a May 29, 1973 school board meeting.
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Karen
Jan Bender
Harvard
Board of Education of School Dist. No
Bond
Stading
Brettschneider
Jirik
Jones
Adams
Ziller
Mr. Adams
Mr. Ziller
Glen Delaney
Explosion Injures Two Boys At Powder Firework Incident
Deputy reports Gary Eicchholtz aged 15 and Dana Eicchholtz 14 along with James Chapman 13 suffered severe burns after Gary found a ball shaped object and Dana lit fireworks. The object turned out to be a Japanese aerial shell from a dismantled pond display.
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Gary
Dana
Eicchholtz
Jessie Johnson
N. Church Street
The
James Chapman
Apt. 7
Powder Park
Huntley
Chapman
Cary Siefert
Apt. 1
Woodstock Hospital
Weukegan Hospital
McHenry
Melrose Park Fireworks Display Co
Illini Girl State sessions to be hosted at MacMurray College
MacMurray College in Jacksonville Illinois will host Illini Girl State from June 11 to 19 1973 under African Legion Auxiliary sponsorship. About 600 girls will learn Americanism government and citizenship with visits from legislators. Marcie Ungs of Huntley Unit 673 selected as sponsor and participant with Patsy Britton as alternate.
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MacMurray College
Jacksonville
Illinois
Illini
Marcie Angs
Huntley Unit 673
Jim Girls State
Theim
Marcie Ungs
Marcie
Edward Ungs
Huntley High School
Patsy Britton
Elmer
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Huntley Lions Club Annual Chicken Bar-B-Que
The Huntley Lions Club hosts its annual chicken barbecue at the Huntley Firebarn on Father’s Day June 7. Open from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. with barbecue chicken, beans, potatoes, slaw, pies and drinks. Proceeds support local youth activities and all members and wives help with the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Huntley Lions Club
Huntley
Henry Marlowe
Marlowe
Dramatics Company For Christ invites Huntley help
A new project arrives in Huntley this summer the Dramatics Company For Christ a non denominational group staging the folk rock musical Tell It Like It Is. They need high school and college age performers and volunteers in dancing acting lighting sets publicity and more call Bev Albrecht or Mrs Nancy Irohnson for details adults welcome to support.
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Dramatic Company
Huntley
Dramatics Company For Christ
Bev Albrecht
Nancy Irohnson
Lions Club installation at Cloven Hoof in Marengo
Fifty eight members and wives attended the Lions Club installation on Saturday June 2 at the Cloven Hoof in Marengo. Officers installed include Elm Thurow as president Mel Ewert and Norm Brettschniders as first and second vice presidents Del Barhart as third vice president and John Mattingly as secretary treasurer. Directors named were W Brill Louis Van Acker Eddie Hayes and Jim Manning with Past Deputy District Governor Lion Richard Kirchoff of Carpentersville as installing officer Life Member Ed Deicke recognized. New members James Lemke and Harry Daugherty were initiated sponsored by Lion Eddie Hayes.
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Lions Club
Marengo
Elm Thurow
Mel Ewert
Norm Brettschniders
del Barhart
Lion Tanner
Phil Freund Tailtwister
John Mattingly
Chuck Lamb
W. Brill
Louis van Acker
Eddie Hayes
Jim Manning
Lion Richard Kirchoff
Carpentersville
Lion Ed Deicke
James Lemke
Harry Daugherty
Lion Eddie Hayes
Fiftieth Annual NFO Dance and Beef Party Held
The Fiftieth Annual NFO Dance was staged Saturday June 2 at the American Legion Home. Along with dancing the event awarded a four beef to Suzann Ernesti of Huntley, a hind quarter to Chimit Gednek of Alden, and a fore quarter to Harry Tinberg of Huntley. The NFO thanked all who contributed to the success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NFO
American Legion
Suzann Ermesti
Charles Ernesti
Hunt
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Hantley
Don
Joe Sanek
Mayer c. McHenry
Enstroom
Neeting
Wes
Lions Clus Lion’s Club
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