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THURSDAY, AUG. 17,1995 - VOLUME 35, NUMBER 19 - HUNTLEY, H^LINOIS
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Village Public Works flushes hydrants tonight
The Village of Huntiey Public Works Department will be flushing out fire hydrants tonight (Thursday, Aug. 17) between the hours of 11:00p.m. until 7:00am, weather permitting.
The village advises residents not to do laimdry or other cleaning for 24 hours after the flushing takes place.
The hydrants are flushed periodically to reduce the mineral content in the town's water.
TLC Preschool plans open house, adds new teachers
TLC Preschool and Kindergarten, locatedin the educational wingof tiiie Trinity Lutheran Church ofHuntiey, has scheduled an open house and registration on Wednesday, Aug. 23 from 6:00-8:00p.m. Everyone interested in enrolling a child, as well as those who are curious about the program, is encouraged to attend.
The preschool also is proud to annoxmce the addition of three new teachers for tiie 1995-1996 school year.
Mrs. Carol Lehr will be teaching the new kindergarten program. She has taught for two years at Locust School in Marengo, and she and her husband have been residents of Huntiey for about a year. TLC feels that her previous kindergarten
classroom experience will make her an excellent addition to their staff.
Mrs. Linda Kranz will be teaching a class of 3-year-olds and a class of 4/5-year-olds. She attended MCC's early childhood development program and has been on staff in their Children's Learning Center. She is also a Huntiey resident.
Kranz will be assisted by Connie Bewley, another Huntiey resident. Bewley and her husband are the parents of two children.
Mrs. Sue Hansen will continue on the staff at TLC, teaching both a class of 3-year-olds and a class of young 4- year-olds.
Trinity Lutheran Church is located at 11008 N. Church St. in HunUey.
(I to r) Carol Lehr, Linda Kranz, Sue Hansen, Bev Kimball and Connie Bewley will be teaching at the TLC preschool / kindergarten this fall.
Hoeft scores big at McHenry County Fair
Tim Hoeft of the Huntley Harvestors 4-H Club, who was named Intermediate Champion Showman, poses with his Reserve Champion Barrow at the
McHenry County Fair.
More Fair coverage on page 4!
Host families needed for exchange students
Learn about a foreign country first¬ hand without leaving the comfort of your own house. How? By welcoming a foreign exchange student into your home. Family members not only learn about another country but become better acquainted with their own sense of nationalism, history and traditions.
Several organizations are now seeking host families for tiie 1995-96 school year. English-speaking students between the ages of 15 and 18 years old are carefully screened for suitability. They bring their own spending money and are covered by healtii insurance. The students' length of stay varies.
For more information, call: * International Student Exchange, Inc.- 1-800-233-4678.
* Educational Resource Development Trust/SHARE -1-800-321-3738
* Cultural Homestay International - 1-800-210-6080