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VOLUME 19-NUMBER 34
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29. 197^ "raoNE'
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UUNTL&Y»   ILL
SEIZING THE PEOn^OFHUNfLEY SINCE 1960
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH MORTGAGE BURNING
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3 HUNTLEY 4-HERS RECEIVE LEADERSHIP AWARDS
the eight "I Dare You Award" winners for McHenry County ate (ftumt row left to right) Lee Tomlinson, McHenry; Penny Jeffers. Harvaid; Uada Boriuut, Hoaticyi Mad K««a Draadai, Haatlay. Back row left to right, Gary Payne, Woodstock; Jtai Dwadal, Hua^lBj. Terry Ugeriiaasen, Woodstock,' and Dale Hazehprood, Marengo.
the award is baaed on the basis os outstanding leadership. It is gives by Das Forth Poundatimi to encourage members to strive to make the most our of their ulents to have Vi^ aspirMibns. to triin for leadership and to accept responsibility of outstanding citizenship. (Don Peasley Photography)
On Wednesday, November 21, Thanksgiving Eve, The First Congregational Church of Huntley had^ much to be thankful for. They celebrated the final payment of the remodeling of the church and the addition of the sodal hall and basement by having a mortgage buming. The original building committee was present. They are Mr. & Mrs. Gene Lindsey, Mr. Sc Mrs. Herbert Eggers, Mt. Sc Mrs. Oyde Bakley and Mr. Sc Mrs. Ed Piske. and Mr. Henty Gariieb, Treasurer. Dr. Robert Frank was the initiating pastor.
Each of the committee had a part of the mortgage which they burned. Rev. Roger Mealiff omducted the service while the youth and adult choirs sang.
Herb Eggers reviewed some of the things that the chun^ has accomplished in the past 30 years such as:
In 1951 new pews and a new altar were installed.
In 1957 the new social hall was built.
In 1964 the new parsonage was built.
In 1966 the new organ was installed.
In 1967 the church sanduary was carpeted.
In 1968 the first ofthe handbells wer purchased.
In 1970 the church was remodeled and the basement was put in.
In 1977 more handbells were purchased.
In 1979 the mortgage was burned and the church is once again debt free in their building fund.
SANTA'S FUND ROLLER SKATING PARTY
Santa's Fund is sponsoring a FREE roller skating party for all Jr. High Sc High School Students as follows:
Vilisge Square at 6:30 P.M. and retum at approximately 10:30 P.M.
Parents Please make arrange¬ ments to have your child or dyidMD pklcd ^ at tiia ViUage Sqnare not Uter thaa 10:30 P.M.
Frae baa. adaiaatoa aad akatea. tOKIE WiIEm,$ is RESERVED FOR HUNTLEY STUDENTS ONLYi Come join in the Funt Parents may come but we will need a donatkm. Skates and admiaskw faiduded in donation. Gotta get the wheds a roOial
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Posters are at both adiools to sign np for the bus ami also the High School Students who may drive on their own.
Two buses will  leave the
SEMOR'S GUILT GIVEAWAY
The Huntley Senior Citizens are giving away their home¬ made Quih on Deeetnber 6th at 8 P.M. at the VUlage Board Meeting. Mayor Don Enstrom will draw the triankig number. The quilt will be on disi^ay.at the Meet Sc Eat Center, Trinity Lutheran Churdi on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday next week. Tickets for the give away are available from any of the Seniors ot from Chairman Kate Boncosky.
TRIPGIVEAWAY
Again this year Huntley Merchants and the Huntley Farmside will be giving away a Trip for Two to Pheasant Run in St. Charies for the 1st place prize. The trip includes dinner on Friday night at either the Bakers Wife or the Smugglers Cove; 2 tidtets for the Dinner Theatre pn Saturday night and breakfast on Saturday and Sunday moraing. Besides all the good food and entertainment, there is a swimming pool, game room and a variety of small shops on a cobblestone lane.
The 2nd fiaoe prize is a 9" RCA Black Sc White AC/DC Sportable TV. This TV goes anywhere. You g«t a sharp, bright picture... 100% solid state reliabilhy plus the veaari- lity of three-way operatioa. tiw Sportable plays tiUwe wajt: AC house current, 12 volt dgarette lighter socket and rediargeable DC battety sack assenblv. Jt Coattnuiidoa Pime 2
NEW PASTOR TO BE
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Dec. 2nd
Rev. Charies W. Kittel will be installed as Pastor of Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Chnrch, Huntley, on Sunday evening, December 2 at 7:30 P.M. Members and friends of Trinity are invited to attead the Installation Service. A reception will be hied for PastOT aod Mrs. Kittel and family after the service. Rev. Kittel's flrst service will be December 9th.
PastOT Charies W. Kittel was bora in Baltimore, Maryland, on April 9,1943, the sou of Werner and Agnes Kittd. He went to sdiool in Baltimore and attend¬ ed Redeem|^ Lntberan Church where he was confirmed.
Upon graduatkm from High School in 1961 he entered BahimOT Jr. College.
After God's Spirit led him to pursue the ministry as a vocatkm, he entered Coodocdia SeniOT College b Ft. Wayne, Inc., for his pre-theological tramhig. In 1966 he received his B.A. degree and continued his studies at ConoOTdia Seminary ia St. Louis, Mssouri.
In 1%7 he met his wife, the former Sue Ellyn Kammrath. The Kittels were married on Eaater Sunday, Bveaiag, April 14, 1968. They apcot the yketege year at St. Mattiiew Lutheran Churdi hi Bantagton. BHnda. Upoa g^uatioa from Cmi- C(ttdBMda(iPa(e2