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VOLUME 18-NUMBER 21 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1977
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PEE WEE FOOTBALL TEAM
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Pictured above are members of the Huntley Pee Wee Footb team and some of their coaches. The Warriors first game will be September 6th.
The following are the team members :\ Front Row: Dale Pfaff, Todd Qark, Paul Zaglauer, Toiil mgfat. Dale Erath, Rusty Lovins, Ted Koppie, Chad Reeves, Bruce
Starks. Back Row: Dale Anderson, Harold Hansen, Jay Ervin, DavJS Reid, Dave Hansen. Pat Schweiger, KH Weirich, John Leffelman, Corey Manley. Not pictured above are team members Robert Connors, Gerry Dedina, and Scott O'Brien. Coaches are : Rfcad coach Steve Goehl, Assistant coach Wally Lesniak, Coaches Shane Jordi, Paul Erickson, and Barry Borchart.
1st Congregational Church 125th Anndversaiy
Jim Drendel Place 6th At Sate Fair
Thirty 4-H youth (torn McHenry County participated in the Junior Activities at the 1977 lUinms State Fair. The names of those attending and the honors they received are as follows: Home Economics Diane Heinrich, A • Clothing Construction; Janet Sullivan. A - Clothing Construction; Vicky Schoenbeck, C - Beginning Table Covers; Judy Vyduna, A - 5-year Room Plan: Lynn Simmons, A - "You Buy Clothing"; Shelly VonBruenchenhein, A - Food Demonstration. Arts and Crafts
Shelly VonBruenchenhein A ¦ Photography 1; Joyce Orr B - Photography 2; Jim Weith, A - Phtography 3; Joy Vyduna, Cro¬ chet; DAnielle Byron, A • Stitch- ery; Dale Hazelwood,  A and Superior   -   Ceramics   (hand- formed); Terri Olenidc, A - Cer¬ amics (pre-formed); Lucy Byrnes, A - Sketching; Scott Dahms, A - Woodwork; Mystee Schultz, A and Superior - Leathercraft. Dogs • Sub-Novice daas 1^ points possible Debbie Nunes, 155'/>, 4th place, German Sbej^ierd; Aoita Stabfo- ski, 154, Retriever; Kris Lim- baugh, 151, Mixed Breed; linda Redmann, 154, Giant Schnauzer; JoAnn Aavang, 152, Collie, Sue Holian. 153'/>, Mixed Breed. Dogs - Novice Class 200 paints possible Patty Lang, 194Vt, 2nd ptace.
The rirst Congregational Church of Huntley will be celebrating theit 12Sth anniveraary on September 11, Dachshund; Vaaeaaa Everett, 1977. A the snniversaty service at 9:30 a.m. Rev. Dean Dalrymple firom the Congngatiuiial Church in Elgin dq, ^^ ftaee, g"gH«»» Springer willbeguestspeaker, his topic, "A Pilgrim People". A fellowship hour wUl fioOow the service, in the social s^gai^. Larry'Bieber, 187, Uth hall. The lalies of Trinity Luthem Church will serve a roast beef dinner theft, at 12:00 noon, which wU ^^ce, Iriafa Settef; Scott Lim- include a shot' program. Tickets fw the Birthday Dinners are S4.S0 for adults, Md availilble from Oe Herb baagh, NQ, Paig. Eggers, Arnold Thesaks, Phil Planes, or Roger Mealiffs. Friends of the chmch ate invited to Jala in **^' Qogg. Qpen Class festive occasion, with tickets avail^ie on a first come-first served basis. 200 points
Gail Repp. NQ. Poodle. Miscaaaneous
Dave Swanson. Participation TractOT Operator; Jim Drcndel, A - 6th out of 16 entries - Vegetable Garden; Nikki Payne, A - Public Speaking; Steve Thompson A - Public Speaking; Diane Heinrich B - Demonstration; Steve Thomp¬ son, A - Demonstration; Kim Kandehner, A - "Share the Fun" M.C.
McHenry County should be proud of the youth that repre¬ sented us at the State Fair and the honors thev received.
Huntley Team Does Well in Beer Stacking Contest
Last Sunday, August 28th, the finals in the beer stacking contest was held about 12:30 a.m. at Comisky Park. Repre¬ senting Huntley in the contest was the team from Pfaffs Pub with coach Tom Ramsey. The team came in between bth & 10th Place and won six cases of Schlitz Beer.
There seemed to be a good breeze going through the park as many of the stacks toppled after a few minutes. The oontestaats enjoyed the baseball game following the contest.