The Huntley Farmside

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VOLUME  16 —   NUMBER 22 THURSDAY,  AUGUSr 28,  1975
—   PHONE   — 669-5621 — If No Aii«wer 459-1456 OI 4594)998
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Huntley Police Now Giving Parking Tickets
CHIEF DZIEWIOR
Hunrtley Police are now ticketing automobiles for parking violationK. For many years these ordinances and laws were overlooked.People aire now receiving tickets with an envedope so that Ithey may pay their fines at the Village Hal. A $3.00 violation is overtime parking, oo parking zone, parkirug with 20 ft. of a crossw^k, perking within 15 ft. at a fire hydrant, iblocking a driveway, parking 2 a.m. to 6 a.m., parking on a siidowalk, parkway, or tree bank, reserved parking 2x>ne, iwrking on the wrong side of the sit:ei:t or na. parking within 12 i: L-hcs of the curb. $5.00 violatioiis will be issued I'or no city vehicle sticker, failu.'C to dii^pkiy a city slicker, dogs runnjag at lavgc and an incpsrable motor vehicle, (junk¬ ed  car'. .: t i.'i
$3.(10 fares u^„ paid within a 72 h<;ur perj'.U are iuhject to a S5.00 tine, issuance of an arrest warrant or !. iirred over to a collector. If a rcrscn fLcl.s tiai th.' lick:', is un¬ just, ho may plead his ca-se in court.
(hiet Dzierwior stattvl tbat he is not out to get anyone, but to en- lorce the lawe of Himtley. He ft;itcd tbat veMclcs that are park- rd illev.Tlly cfiuld c.uise an accident ('¦ in.iuiy to a p'^'lc-strian I'orced to \\n!k  in .the street.
'ThN r-'.;' ¦^^''pI'' t'fic Iliintlcy Polic:? [.cps'.lnnint have h:.-en cracking ;1 wn :i't.T \\.a,-ning the public in i'')i: J ;ircr tw;) weeks ago. Of special i'r,'\r;' ',, ; re th; .-,c prople from the \i'.r.:i.Ue wh;; have ii;t purrhascdl .st'.ckers. It IS re)-„'ited Uiat there are scnn' p: o.:!--^ in Huntley who h-vc never purchased the vehicle ta.'c s.tickevs ur;;'.l this week. Humt¬ ley Police have a complete r'ecorJ of those people wbo have purchased \e!iicle stickers. They also have access through a computer of U- cense plate registnaltion in a matter of minutes. This information en¬ ables the police to tail the differ¬ ence between Huntley vehicles and those  from out of town.
Last Week To Enter Queen Contest
All Huntley girls between the ages of 16 and 20 interested in t>ei'ng a comtestant to the Bioentenm&l Queen Contes* must contadt Lonnd Oldham at 669-5204 before Septem¬ ber  liK.
Inportani Notice from the Huntley Fire Dept
"In recent weelcs, there have hijcm so miuiy people at fires and rescue calls that Huntley firenien have been hanvpered Ln doing their work," state Fire Chie!" Phil Freund. He said, that everyUnie the whistle blows, it 15 not an open invitation for everyone in town to jump in 'their car and rejiort to th^- I'ire station er follow the rescue squad or  fire trucks   to  their destination.
He added that this pracUce is also Etgainst tlie law. Chief Freur.d
saul that he hj- be. n in cotitid!- with th'^ Huntley Chief r.f Police an.l .Sheriff's l).';)a',-tnun1s in the area, and if this practic doi s not cease immcdi.'it'^ly. viol,i.t(»r.s will he iickcted upon ;'n"i\ul at 'he scene iis has been d,ijie in other towns. The traffic on Coyiio Station roa.l lat WtHlnosday wa..^ so heavy that the emergeiK^y ve-hicle had difficuUy nianeuvering. Traffic uas backeJ up 2'._. miles. It is al.^o again.st tiic law pot   to   pull  off   the  n;ad   to  make
way  for an emcrcrncy vehicle.
Parents are asked to caution their childvon to stay in their yard in l-ack of tbe side w-alk when an ein- or>rency \ chicle approches or the ^sire.i is blown. They are also i«- qucsted to restrict their children from foUowiiijr tliesc vehicle's.
nie above pictuirc is of an acci¬ dent which happened earlyer this 5 car.
Doug 8triclvlaud Found Alter Missing S Hours
Between 60 and 100 citizens from Huntley galbhered at Big Timber Road Sunday moniiing approximately 1 mile east of Route 20 to search for Doug Strickland, wlvj was miss- ii>g after his car was involved in an automobile accident the nig-ht before.
Doug was returning from work at a cinema in Carpenitersvillc when the car he was driving leit Ure road and bit a telephone pole.
He reportedly does not remember anything of the accident, the events that lead up to it or how he got in the comfield.
TTie Srickland car was discover^
ed by State Police at 4:.'0 a.m. They reported the accident to Hunt¬ ley Police, who contacted thr' boy's parents, Mr. and Mr.s. Eugene Strickland of Lincoln Street, HuiDt^ ley. Doug's parents conlaclej Mr. Joe Manning and Mr. Manning as- seruhled. the entire Huntley High School football to search for Doug, who for yeare has been manager of the teain. His wife contacted the clergv- of the three Huntley church¬ es who prayed for Doug and sent out the alarm for searchers. Mem¬ bers of the Fire Department Rescue Squad, Boy Scouts, the entire foot¬ ball team  and people of aU ages
from evei7 walk of life gathered to find the boy.
He was located between 9:30 a.m. and 10 a.m. by K. P. Bakley and llarTy Hughes wbon he emerged from a cornfield. Doug was taken tok Highland Hospital, Belvidere, by his parents for observation He was released early this week and planned to ix?turn to school on Wed¬ nesday. In all Doug was missing- for a total ot eight hours. His car was completely demolished.
The above photo is of last years Baskdliball Team. Doug, l.st Back Row Left, was the Manager of the team. DeWayne Photo.
Huntley To Conduct Civil Defense Tests
<   STOLQUIST,  Civil Defense Director
The Civil Defense Tesit will be held at 10:30 a.m. the First Tues¬ day of every month. The Huntley (ivil IX^ens<! Depaitment has iift- C'-ived their certification certiftcate Ircin the State of Illinois. This wiU '¦¦v rr'.icnted to President Enstrom ¦ It the Senu-mbor Village Board 11 el '.:/, 'I'-'.'s ri.'ces Ilundey eli- •'¦'l- i.ir ! -d r;il C;\il Dtrfense • 1:    ' . ,: ¦ !  S; •: )i'S  P;ort rty.
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Burglary Suspects Caught
Sni.mi'F'S   REPORT
August 19, 1975 — During the investigation of the burglary of the office of the Fox 'Valley Gn^ase Sei-vice. Powder Park Rd., Huntley, discovered August 17th., It wss determined that checks of the com¬ pany had also been taken. On Aug¬ ust 18th. information was received from the Elgin Police Department that they had apprehended a sub¬ ject attempting to oash Mie of Ithe checks at a bank in dieir dty. Through investigatian it wag de¬ termined the offender was not Imr Continued oa Page Two BURGLARY