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GRAFTON TOWNSHIPS OFFICUL NEWSPAPER — SINCE I960
USPS 580-360
VOLUME 20-NUMBER 6 THURSDAY, MAYS, 1980
Phone 669-5621
12 PAGES
SERVING THE PEOPLE OF HUNTLEY SINCE 1960
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Pictured above Is KeLh Dobrolinsky collecting tickets for theBoy Scout Pancake Breakfast. This Saturday Keith will become an Eagle Scout this Saturday at Huntley High School at 7 p.m. without his cast. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Last Sunday, the Huntley Boy Scouts held their annual Pancake Breakfast at the American Legion with over 300 attending. The scouts served a delicious egg. pancake, sausage and orange juice , breakfast Continued on Page 6
HUNTLEY HIGH SCHOOL
Last Tuesday, May 6, Huntley High School held hs annual Awards Banquet at the Grade School Oym beginning with a pot luch dinner. Dr. Bunt welcomed the students and families while Wally Pupich gave the Invocation.
Students receiving certificates fot scholarship, talent in fine arts or citizenship were:
Kathy Akerman, Richard Akerman, Catherine Allen, Kenneth Allen, Leonard Allen, Bemice Bakley. Judy Borhart. Linda Borhart. Thomas Brannam, Dacia Bunt, Valerie Bunt, Mark Carlock, Thomas Qark. TImothv Qark, David Conrad, Laura Cutrer. Heidi
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Last Sunday the Grade school students under the direction of | Mrs. Grilfin held their own Art Show and Ice Cream Social with over 100 attending.
At 2:30 p.m. the Sth Grade Band under the direction of Gaiy Glowacz, held their first concert. The band played "St. Alban Hymn", "The Peanut Song", "Valse Petite" and the "William Tell Overature." Julie Bunt was soloist playing "The Gladiator" on I trumpet. Mr. Glowacz said that he was proud of the band who hJ worked all year for the concert. Mrs. Gloria Chritiansen accompanied Julie Bunt.
During and after the concert, cake and ice cream were served in the halls to those attending.
Art of all kinds was on display fit>m the K-6th grades. There was a mural of animaU from long ago, butterflies. Hand puppets, day models, figures made out of newspaper. Egg carton fiBures. facn*
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The Miss Huntley Contest will be held May IS at 8:00 p.m. in the Grade Schooi Gym. Iliere are 10 contestants running fbr Miss Huntley.
The Miss Huntley oommittee is searching for any former Miss Huntley's befbre the year 1962. If yon have any information concerning this, please call LhMU Borchart at 669-5980 or Helen Ruth at 669-3731. The previous Miss Huntley wfainers
ill be honored during the program on May ISth.
MOTHER-DAUQHTER BANQUET
Beth Neperman of Plato Center will be the guest speaker atthe Mother-Daughter Ban¬ quet Saturday, May 10th at the Congregational Church. Miss Neperman was a participant in the 4-H Youth Exchange Program this last summer. She lived and worked with four farm families in diiferent areas of the country. Beth will relate her experiences of living abroad and show her slides of her host country.
Miss Neperman was the 1978 Illinois Dairy Princess. She was a 4-H nieml>er for 10 years and a leader for 2 years.
The public is invited to the banquet. Tickets may be obtained from the Men's Fellowship members or calling the chnrch office.
VILLAGE BOARD
Tlie first meeting of the 1960-81 fiacal year was held on May 1, 1960 at 8:00 P.M. hi the Board Room of the VUlage Hall and brought to order by President Enstrom.
Roll   noted   the   following present: President Enstrom, Trustees Stroupe. Wicfce^ Rud- Continned on Pase 10