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VOLUME 18-NUMBER 4
THURSDAY, APRIL 28,1977
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I  SERVING   THE   PEOPLE   OF   HUNTLEY^ SINCE 1960
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LIONS CLUB CELEBRATES boy scouts take 3rd place
30 YEARS
. This coming May 7th, the Huntley Lion's Qub will hold its Annual Installation, and their 30th anniversary Dinner at the Cloven Hoof resturant.
The new officers for the 1977-78 year are: President-Charles Ruth,Tailtwisters,Dick Seiler & Dave Kosmen 1st Vice President-Dennis Rudsinski,Lion Tamer,Dick Kohley 2nd Vice President-Janes Weirich,Directors,Mel Ewert & Eldon Pfaff
3rd Vice President-Mel Johnson,Del Borhert & Ed Meagher Secretary-Treasurer-Chuck Lamb
The following list is an up to date list of the Lion's Qub membership:
Al Allen, Roy Bankes, Elmer Britton, Del Borhart, Norm BrettshCneider, Will Brill, Walter Burmeister.Harry, Daugherty,Richard David, Glen Delaney, Chas. Dammyer, Chas. Ehle, Melvin Ewert,Vernon Ewert, Patrick Freeman.
Philip Freund, Harold Hansen, Terry L. Hansen Ed Hartman Ed Hayes, Lee Hennig, Robert Hight, Ed Hoeske, Herbert Jackisch, Earle Johnson, Melvin Johnson,Art Kahl, William Kerns, Don Kohley, Richard Kohley, David Kosmen, William Kuestner, Chas. Lamb, William Leggee, Gene Lindsey, James Manning, Leroy Marks, Dear Marlowe.
Henry Marlowe, John Mattingly, Edward Meagher, Paul Meagher, Paul Mercer, Richard Michelsen, Wayn Miller, William Moylan, D. O'Brien, Jerry Obenauf, Chas. Olson Eldon Pfaff, Tom Ramsav. Rdsar Ream, Kenneth Reed, Wilmer Rohlwinv
Dennis Rudsinski, Paul Rosenwinkel, Carl Runge, Chas. Ruth, Chas Ruth, Ed Schweiger, Richard Seiler,Chas. 2>taadt. C. Ron Stroupe,   A.  Ton   Swanson,Richard  Swanson,Hlemuth  Thurow, Louis Van Acker,M.B. Weber, James Weirich, Arthur Wicke, Dan Ziller, Wayne Zimmerman,Norman Zimmerman.
HISTORY OF THE HUNTLEY UONS CLUB
by Chock Lamb April 12,1977
The 1947 Hundey Lions Qub Charter Was presented at a dinner meeting May 14, 1947 in the basement of St. Mary's Cathcdtc Church. Harvard Lions Qub were sponsors of the Huntiey Qub. On April 29, 1%7, the club celebrated their 20th anniversary with a dinner dance at Shady Lane in Marengo. Today the membership of the Huntiey Linos is 72 with 40 to 4S members at each meeting: The Huntiey Lions Qub follows the tradidtion of Lions International with projects of service to the community, state, ' nation, and Internationally. One of the first things they did 30 years ago was to purchase the liand uniforms for the members of the Huntiey High School Band, which at that time had just been organized. The local club also purchased and installed the lights and lighted scoreboard on the football field when that sport was unaugurated. They also buile the first tennis courts, Sponsored the teener-league program, sponsored the Queen Candidate for the McHenry Co. Fair, donated monies to the Huntiey Rescue Squad, paid for glasses for thedeedy in the community, sponsored the treats at the tlHuistmas Program, given monies to the Leader Dog School, Hadley School for the Blind, Braille systems, sports competitionfor the blind and Handicapped, sponsored the Glaucoma Units, and many, many, other projects.
Each year in June (Fathers Day) they serve a chicken Bar-B-Q which attracts hundreds to the Village with Country Charm. Present Officers: Eddie Hayes, President, lst Vice President, Chuck Ruth; 2nd Vice President, Dennis Rudsinski; 3rd Vice President, Jim Weirich; Tailtwisters, Dick Swanson and Don Kohley; Lion Tamer, Bud Ewert; Directors, Mel Ewert, Mel Johnson, Bdon Pfaff and Tom Swanson; Secretary - Treasurer, Chuck Lamb.
The Huntieyi-ions Qub will celebrate their 30th Birthday on May. 7,1977 at the Qoven Hoof RestraUnt, along with the Installation of officers for the Coming year. The Huntiey Lions Qub was organized April 30,1947. Charter Nite Was May 14, 1947. Officers were: Ray Kelly, President; Norroan Kalsow, 1st Vice Pres.; Lester Ewert, 2nd Vice Pres.; George Sharpe. 3rd Vice Pres.; Wm. P. Hoy, Treasurer; George Dolby, Lion Tamer; Dan O'RouAe, Tailtwister; Earle Johnson, William Jenkins, C.F.Qanton and R.D. Hairr, Directors^ Howard Ferreira, Secretary;
Members were: Marritt Anderson, Dixie Andrews, Frank Brosseit, C.W. Qanton, den Cole Jr., Father Day, George Dolby, Lester Ewert, Howard Fetrein, R.D. Halre, Edwin Hangartner, Rev. Walter Heyl, Wm. Jenkins, Earle Johnson, Norm Kalsow, Ray Kelly, Arthur Kunke, Herman Kunke, Leo Lange, Jerry McRoberts, Dan O'Rourke, Leon lihaber, Paul Orser, John Schlupp, Wm Seiler, George Sharpe, Ernie Stading Jr., Milton Stadlbg, Tom Swanson and Gilbert Ttacy.Only one charter member, Earle Johnson, is still t member of the Huntiey Lions.
On Monday Nite October 17, 1938, tiie first Huntiey Lions held their Charter Nite, but evldentiy the Club was disbanded a few years later. At that tirtie officers were: Pres. Edward Hayes; 1st Vice Pres. E.S.Conley; 2nd Vice Pres. E.C.Rudinskl, 3rd Vice Pres. N.W. Kalsow, Secretary - Tres. Ray Kelley, Lion Tamer Dr. A.J. Norman,
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MOTHER-DAUGHTER iBANQUETMAY6TH
On Friday, May 6th a Mother-
¦ Daughter banquet will be held at
'.''¦.30 at the  1st Congregational
Church of Huntiey. This event is
sponsord by the Mens Fellowship
at the Church.    Tickets Will be
I available from any member of the
Fellowship
UTTLE LEAGUE NEWS
All boys, who signet) up for Little League will ha%c ir> outs tor the traveling team on SaiiircUiv. April 30th from 2:00 pm lill ¦V.^0 pm.
Anyone wishing to be a cu.ich , or assistant coach please >.;ill Butch Daugherty at in;'i-.1127.
MAY IS NEAR!
Set aside the 14th May ^.Miiy tMbtat pwty and
For the Seventh Year in a row Troop 167 attended the 23 Annual ; Grant Pilgrimage, April 23 and 24 which is held in Galena 111. was once attended by 13 boys and 5 adults of Troop 167.
The warm and unexpected Sat. was welcome relief over last years rain. The boys spent most ofthe morning and early afternoon sight seeing Galenas beautiful and historical past. The boys once again brought home 3rd place for The Best Dressed Troop which is quite an honor considering the hundreds of Troops that attended the Pilgrimage.
The Troop also had a chance to visit the only open land mine in 111.. This mine and the lead extracted gave Galena, its name and fame.
1ST COMMUNION SUNDAY AT ST. MARY'S
This Sunday, May 1st, will be first Communion Sunday at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Huntiey, at the 8:00 am mass.
The first communicates are as follows:
Boys-Christoper John Briscoe, Gerry Dedina, Dennis Frank Drendel, Christopher John Freund, James Lewandowski, Michael Jame Riedl, Michael Urban, Michael Anthony VanAcker, Joseph Patrick Senio.
Giris-Marie Elizbeth Brackman, Michelle Rena Crain, Bennadett Darling, Cassandra Evans, Monica Sue Fettes, Eileen Margaret Mainning, Dacien DeRae McGec, Ann Margaret Richmond,Rhonda Urban, Judith Ann Wiesneth.
SALAD LUNCHEON MAY 11th
There will again be a fast serve line for the working persons who wish to attend the May 11 th Salad Luncheon at the Huntley Conglt^ gational Church. Serving will begin at 11:30 A.M. and continue ! mtil 2:00 P.M. Tichets are '< ivailable from any of the church ¦vomen, by calling the church iffice or 669-5657. Advance -eservations would be ap¬ preciated.
LIONS CLUB NEWS
Atiending the District IJ Lions Convention April 23 & 24 at Oakbrook were: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Rudsinski, Mr. and Mrs. Norm Brettschneider, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Weirich, Mr. and Mrs. Delwin Borhart, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Michelsen, Mr. Charles W. Ruth, Miss Helen Lee, Mr.
Vernon Ewert, Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Ewert. & Mr. and Mrs.
Chuck Lamb. Past   Intemations   Director Dominic   Carlone   was   guest speaker, and invited all Lions to the International Convention in his native state of Louisiana(New Orleans) in June. Highlights  01  the  convention
was a special Lion of The Year Banquet April 23 at the time Charles Lamb was honored by having his name placed in nomin¬ ation for the award along with 45 others. Mr. Raymond Bock,Sr. of the Richmond Lions Qub was selected. On April 24th,Mr. Wallace Hanford of Glen Ellyn was elected Govemor, Mr. Bob Ostrom was elected Lieut. Gover¬ nor. Mr. Ostrom is from Burling¬ ton. John Oberweis of Aurora was elected Trustee for the Lions of Illinois Foundation.. Govemor- Qect Hanford has selected lion
Mel Ewert of Huntley as Zone Chairman   for   the   Fox   River Region. Huntiey is proud to have this distinction.
At a specia] Nacrcdogy cere¬ mony at which time the deceased Lions during the year are com¬ memorated, departed Lion Howard Ruth'sname is inscribed. CoiitlaMdoaPage2