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VOLUME 6 — NUMBER 37
THURSDAY,  DEC.   1«,  1W6
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Barn Fire at GlissendorFs
The mendjers of the Huntley Fire Department responded to a caU to extto«ui^ a barn fire at the residence of Don Glissendorf, on the fann belonging to the late Tra«k Drendel, south ofH untley on Route 47, last Monday  about
11:30 p.m.
The lissendorf's expenenced a power failure at about 10.30 and phoned Vernon Drendel who was investigatingthe fuses vAien he noticed a red gikw near the barn. He inmiediately called the Huntley Fire Department who were on the scent within a very few minutes.
Many of the firemen were bowl¬ ing at the time on the Monday ni^t men's league at Bowl-Hi Lanes at the north edge of muntley and they aKwared at the fire in bowling shirts and shoes. The fire¬ men pulled burning and smoking straw from the bam and exttn- guLshed the blaze before it could conaume the barn.
Coming Events
THUDSDAY, (tonl^) Adult Ed¬ ucation—Estate Planning 8:00 pjn. FKIDAY, Dec. 17—Baskej||U — here. Himtley vs. RidMnBi; TUESDAY, Dec 21—Scouts CJuiKt-
IS^^SSy-THORitoAY: DaSiet'SO llatenco Htdiday Tournament.
Dr. Hernan^x Moves Practice
On Monday, Dec. 20, Dr. E. S. Hernandez will move his office from HunUey to 309 Ryerson Ave. in Elgin. The doctor prepared a letter wiiicii he sent to his patients and which is being printed in the Fannside in case he failed to in¬ dude any of his trksaOa or pa¬ tients. The letter ,»«ds as follows: "Dear Patient:,    .
I wi* to ix^bna you that as of t)ec. 20, 1965, I will remove my office to 309 Ryerson Av., Kgln, Illinois. For the convenience of your first visit, I am encJoatog a map showing you the new ofice locatin.
I would like to keep the same relationship with all of my patients that I have enjoyed in the past and to continue to give you the same medical service. My new phone number will be SH 1-0153, but tm- til Dec. 20th you may continue to readh me at 869-5144. My residence and emergency idione mmitoer will StUl be 428-3240.
I would also like to take this op¬ portunity to wish you happiitess during the coming holidays. Sincerely, E. S. Hernandez, M.D."
Dr. Hernandez stated to the Fannside that he regrets leaving Huntley. He stated that he had given much time and thought be¬ fore coming to the decision to lo- catehis office doserto the two hos¬ pitals in which he practtees, that he felt this location would be more centrally located for most of his patients and he would be able to give them better service. He stated that he is confident of the poten¬ tial in HunUey and tinat in the event a full tine doctor comes to Huntley, he would advise his Hunt¬ ley patients to welcome him and use his services. Dr. Hernandez stated tlttt he will oontinoe to serve any of his HunUey patients who wWi to contact him at Ms new location.
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Huntley Bids ^erry Christtnas
Sports Results 6-1 Record
The Huntley Varaitjr now has a record of 6 wins and 1 loss as a result of their two victories last week. Their conference record is 2 and 0.
The Redskins got a balanced scoring attack on Dec. 10 and as a result defeated a taller Hebron team 75 to 68.
Four of the Huntley squad were in double figures. Weber led with 28, Enstrom chippe din with 20. Rasmussen scored 14 and transfer student Frite Harm no¬ ted 11. This game was a very closely called game on the part of the officials. At the final hom 60 fouls had been called. Jr. Varsity
After 7 games the Huntley Jr. Varsity still remains undefeated. Their record is 7 and 0. The JV's showed much improvement in their two encounters last week. If   this   improvemenet  continues
and overconfidence does not set in the JV's will have a very success¬ ful season. The score of the game with Hebron was 60 to 49. The Mooseheart final was 66 to 46. CONTINUED ON PAGE THREE BaaketiMiU Statistics
Run-a%vay Boy Adtnits Theft
The 15-year old boy was arrest¬ ed in ary, Indiana la^ wede for loitering near the park has been returned and is now in custody in the McHenry County jail In wood- stock.
According to Huntley police the boy has confesed to taking an automibile belonging to Richard Michelsen, stating that he aban¬ doned it somewhere in CSiicago in an area inhabited primarily by. the Negro i-ace. Huntley police have not yet found the Michelsen car.
Signs of Christtnas
"Wiere are many flQe. decoratkms throughout Huntley this year. Per¬ haps one of thd m&et unusual' is that of the Village lt«eVf. This year the village .decorations are again in thepark. However, the lights and Santa wltfthis reindeer have been moved down near ^4he flagpol where P^rcy Swanson and Police Chief John Roth have "erected a treeof lights, using the flagpole as the trunk tif tlie .tree. Stretched across Main. Street are . flashing lights which illuminate the mess¬ age of-"iSesison's reetings." This is- the first time.t3iat such a ban¬ ner has been stretched across Main St. and the fir.st time the flagpole i hasbeeh uUDzed' ai A tree. The effect is beautiful.. Many of the home. decorations mtff be seen throughout the paper.
Sunday School Progratn 19th
. . The Annual Christmas Pro¬ gram of the. Church School in the United Church of Christ will be held in hte chureh saneteArjr on S)UMiar night,- December SMIl The program vill begta.al 1 gum. Entitled "CHRISTBlii «H)AT" this program is dirtetld V tM Chureh School CoordlBirtM', Mn. Albert Jensen, and the ^^laifmm of tbe Chureh's Board of Chris¬ tian EduOation, Mr. Gaorg* WilUs Children and adults from- the en¬ tire chureh school will parttdpate Following the program, the children will be treated to the traditional sacks of etnidy- ffOili the Ladies Aid and tlMfi wttl.be coffee and cookies far Oie test in the Social Hall. Tka anHSre community is invitai to thta affair.
Tke Villas Store
(Yuletide Memorie*)
Come again the Christmas season	
, . Vivid, memories waiiQ on?e laorc
And »i>l^ c2dk#/'^'^ Brave in all its ChristOMS tr^)f»gs, G^ily decked with dolls and taje. Once a year supreme attraction For the village girls and boys.
How we hurried from ^e schoolhouse Soon as study hours were o'et^ , Flocked like noi^, chattering mayiea To the thrills of "Schmalz's Store"! S^ the doQsl  So truly gorgeous! Simn, skirted, teeth like peai^
S^^tjQg.eyes and flaxen tresses — ;	
^lade to torture little girls.
"Old Maid" games and ribbon cawfy, P^anue brittlpj balky mules. Picture books and "Christmas mixture", Toy pianos, mimic tods; ¦ Dolly buggies, cunning  flatirons,
Marbks» tops,.asd dominoes	
Ev^rthing. to |ielp old Si^nta Stuff the stocking to die toes.
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Candy bead strings, rainbow
Fruits ne'er seen on land or sea.
Red-striped canes and tinsel gariintltf,
Glistening angels for die tree;
Ropes of green and bells of scarlet, ^
"Live-forever"  wreaths of hoBy — — —
Nothing lackbg one might wish for '
To make Christmas br^t and joDy.
Years have passed and time in passmg
Changes brhjg to me; and yoo,
Cities fall and kingdoms tomUe — — —•
The little store has vanoiied, toe —> — -~
Thirty years ago or more
Ever half forget the splendors
—" wenett Jueeuou watt
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