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VOLUME ia-NUMBER 49 THURSDAY, MARCH 23,1978
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TRINITY LUTHERAN EV. CHURCH Rav. Frtdtrlck Harm, Putor
maundy thunday 7:30 PM Oommunlen Sarvlea
QOOD FRIDAY
7:30 PM Communion Servioe
EASTER 6 AM Sunrise Servioe 7AMEa8terBreelcfa8t 9 AM Sunday School 10:15 AM Festival Service
ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev. L. D. Day, Pastor
Mass 8:00 PM
QOOD FRIDAY
HOLY SATURDAY Mass 8:00 PM Confession 10:00 AM «id 11:00 AM
EASTER Masses 8:00 AM and 10:00 AM
Confession will be held tiefore each evening mass.
FIRST CONQREQATIONAL CHURCH Rev. Roger Meallff, Pastor
MAUNDY THURSOAY Servioe In Huntley - 7:30 PM
EASTER Sunrise Servioe - 6:00 AM
Easter Breakfast In Sodal Hall - 7:00 AM Easter Worship Servioe - 9:30 AM No Sunday School
Monday, March 27 - Cub Scouts - 3:30 and 6:30 Tueeday, March 28 - QIri Scouts • 3:30
Wsdnssday, March 29 - Choir Rshersal - 7:00
Bell Chdr-8:30 Friday, Mareh 31 - Ch^Ml Chdr - 3:30
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KAREN
OSTRANDER
PROMOTED
HENRY MARLOWE .LION OF THE YEAR
Karen Ostrander has been promoted to Buyer in the Purchasing Dept. of Wabash Tape Corp., Huntley, III., manu¬ facturer of magnetic coated . pndMcts&tf the diM processing industry.
Since joining Wabash in 1972 as a receptionist, Mrs. Ostrander has held the positions of general clerk and, for the past three years, purchasing/ac¬ counts payable secretary. In her new position, the is responsible for the purchase of raw mater¬ ials, supplies, and equipment in support ofthe company's manu¬ facturing activities.
A 1972 graduate of Huntley High School, Mrs. Ostrander currently resides in Union, 111.
BACK BOB'S BACK
On Friday, March 10th, a State Bank of Huntley official present¬ ed a check for $2,450.00 to Mr. Robert Peterson.
This amount represented the total money raised in the "Back Bob's Back" drive for funds. The Robert Peterson account was opened in December and deposits were accepted until March 4th.
An important part of this account was the money raised at the 1st Annual Huntley Volley¬ ball Toumament and a share of the Jaycees' Las Vegas Night.
All those involved in organizing this campaign wish to thank the Huntley Communi¬ ty for its fine moral and financial support.
TE8TINQ FOR PRESCHOOLERS MARCH 30th
Children ages 3 thru 5 will be registered for vision and hear¬ ing screening March 30, 1978 at the Huntley Grade School, 11302 Lincoln St. Huntlev. II. between the hour* of 9 • 11 a.m. and 1 - 3 p.m. At this time those who register wfll be given an Appointment Slip, a Teaching. Game for the screening, a Physical/Dental Form for kin¬ dergarten, and a Readiness Screening Form to be completed here.
The Huntley Lions Club honored their Lion Of The Year. Henry Mariowe. at their regular meeting March 14 at the American Legion Home. Presi¬ dent, Chuck Ruth, introduced Lion Bud Weber who gave an
impressive "This Is Your Life" portrayl of Henry Marlowes years as a young man, college years at Blackburn and graduat¬ ing from University of Illinois. In 1931 thru 1951 Ag teacher at
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UON'S CLUB DINNER A SUCCESS
The Huntley Lions Annual Comed Beef and Cabbage Diaiiw held last Saturday, March 18th was a huge success. The meal primarily
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