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Newspaper
Huntley Farmside
Location
Huntley, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1971
Page
1
Pictured scenes show the Huntley Lions Club annual chicken barbeque held at the Huntley Fire Barn on Father’s Day Sunday June 20 from 11 AM to 4 PM. The event funds youth activities and Lions projects with all food sold by end of the day.
The United States Postal Service promotes paying lock box rental fees yearly instead of quarterly to streamline procedures. The notice signals a change in payment cadence and indicates continued discussion on page 2.
The June meeting of Education of School District 158 was held at the High School at 7 45 P M with all current members present. Motions approved minutes bills transfer funds repair bid for gym floor insurance contract low bid three year term sealing asphalt play area bid awarded to Jackson Asphalt Paving Co.
The United States Postal Service to be inaugurated July 1 with ceremonies in Washington and at all post offices. Postmaster Michelsen invites all residents to visit on July 1. Dedication in Washington hosted by Postmaster General Blount with lawmakers former Postmasters General and postal officials as guests.
Twenty five children of St Marys Catholic Church in Huntley received their first Holy Communion last Sunday June 20 at 8 00 AM Mass with Rev L D Day pastor officiating The class includes Kenneth Allen Leonard Allen Christopher Collins Steven Drendel Terry Fettes James Goehl Joseph Gow Michael Groessen Raymond Kubis Darrel Pfaff David Schachtner Leroy Schroeder Jr Andrew Schroeder David Seeman Donald Strickland Jacqueline Chamer Kathryn Dwyer Rebecca Edmondsen Sherry Goerlitz Joanne Grechis Karen Hansen Sandra Height Lea Malaker Donna McMahon Laurie Molitor Lynn Van Acker
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