The Huntley Farmside

              .VOLUME  14.^^ NUMeEft  1
THURS0inr, aphm st, 1973
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M9-Sttl — UfiAAak$aA 4if-H9t» or '4St-14M
FRANK  PARISEK PO  192 KUNTLEY.   ILL
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Wlili»«MittIcatlsas d« yaanMV«>4strtatt afllos yoa 1ltl(Bt^d*>f8« fiisi an»<4fce duties of«M) sOMrrMt-V WKar «br yoa feel tfiat you caa briac li^«he sfflcef Wlart Msoas de yon feel at* imprntant and «iqr7 Ho^r ds yov feel tiie offii« forwlrieh yoa at* imilroTedr
8. D* yaft fsel ikst yos win K«v«^th«» tfass is Seroie to storfying the fasaes and fMMSD».-wklch cosfront tke oMI« ysa am/kf
We h«f» that aatk of tte caadlAitas «« take this ofpsHMHy to tell ot their fSMBy* how ktsg tkey tare llTed ki the ana, aai stker kems el tatsrest to tbe votsrs of oAi ares;
"•9 raftEfimj ARE RMHT. TtOSf-OO MOUUT '— l^arli
ncctioa «Mi flasiafltf UsiiSr^ fiast Main Street. Mill Stredt and Route 47.
Ihsse then are Same of Ae pro- poseld that I wouid wake as viitege txasiee. They represent only a smsii part of the total picture, but they do indicate some of my concerns for this commuidty.
li you wsm* this type of leaderriiiPi if yen want the oommumity to move in this dinectiott, then 1 tru* you will vote fw me on Tuesday, April 17tli. Ihere are 7 oondtdatas for the board of Village Trustees in this cite!ion. Eacii \oter siwuid cast his vote for 3 candidates. I liope Itot you wai mark one of your votes for mck
Robert Franlis.
to oMabftT
eo«dd be
ROBERT FRANKS
In the near future, the Villaee of Huntley wail be in the middle of its most iirportai^ years. Tlie im- ntediate futur:; wil brinj growth, and growth trrings many cbaoges to any viliage. This ptjwth may be oroerly. Tliis growth may be dhaotic and disruptive. Aai it v^l> be the- viHt«e tnieAees that dedde tiie fidi mewure aod impact of that gnamth. Tljey win deckle if that growth is plaened and orderiy, beneficial and welcomed. They wiil also bea^ #» primary ieapo«u4biUtyH that^'girowtii is disnq>tive, coitfy and ^rhaotic. As pre.sent chairman of HunU^'s Ftan- ning Commission, I am weil aware of lhe problems and Concerned with Bltjwlll.
To insure that our growth is or¬ deriy and beneficiaJ will require sound and fair judgement, hard work, imagination, a pooling of local talent and resources, andioasperation between the members of this oom¬ munity an dour local government:
It is my belief tiiat ( can help form the guidelines flor growth thait win make our community a better plpce to live. And t>ecaiise of thai belief, I am raiMiii>g<for the paeMJan of village trustees. I have formed this belief on the basis of experi¬ ence, eduicatimi, ability, and age. I am 35 years old and bave lived in Huntley since 1966. I was born Sep¬ tember 22, 1938 in Lake City, Iowa. Educational' background includes: graduate of Lake View High School^ Lake View, Iowa. Graduate of Beuna Vist? College with a Bachelor of Arts Degree, and did ginhiate work at the University of Nebraska, Lin- cdii, ebnaska; received a Bachelor of Divinity frwn the University of Dubuque, Dubuque, Iowa. Was awarded the hwiorary Doctor of Di¬ vinity in 1969. Received the Mastec of Sacred Theotogy and Doctor of Philosophy Degrees in .September of 1972 from the University of Iowa, Giaduate SchotM of Reli^n, Iowa City. Iowa. Since 1966, I have beea pe.stor of the First Congregational Chiu-ch of HunUey.
I have served on various Boards, Councils and Committees of the Northern Association ,aad Illinois Conference of the United Chtirch of Christ. Itits denominational work en¬ tailed th ecreative aod administra¬ tive work with and for groufis of from 21 to 460 diurthes.
I was maaried to the former Carol J. Kubasiewitz of Rochester, New York July 30, 1961. We have two children, Robert Lee Jr. who is 11 nnd Carl Benjamin who is 5.
I endeavor to bring to fihe Boand of Village Trustees an open and in¬ dependent viewpoint, a viewpoint that always is determined by con- sideratioTt of wh»t is best for the citizens of Huntley. A viewpoint that has only the cioncen for tbe entire
welfare of this ooaiaiunity, free from any speetal'interest, and free from any (les(i« ta grihd personal axest. I can promise thsit on ony vote, on- any dsc'sicB,- on any concem, tliat I will do everytking in my power to copsMer aH of theelements involved aacl arfive at-« tiecision ihnt repre¬ sents the setttMient of the parties iAvbl^ed aai Dhfehest iotcrests of the town ItMtf. Thus, any ma)or de¬ cision miul.fae reached only after full hsartoiiB of «i) <he pertinent de¬ tails''M4'tiartMl'cooaitleration of Qte|NMsMilft ISlpttUkct tteit dscMoft.
ccnunui^y <he necessary time and effdrt needed to insure an erderly and benefidal future.
Ii ispesaifaMfor me in port, to in¬ dicate the scope, extent, and diree. tion of my caiidi*H!y by SfPae aev- etai of the- proposals Hha/t' T would piescnt to Dbe ViUage Board of Trasteeg' it' elsstkd. These propotiais are listed oniy as items of my own pensoKtl cicnenn, and the feelings of iMer>y oftKe peaple that have men- ticned their views to me personally. j\ti<i it is impTttaitt te note that they ace not Hated in any system of priority:
1. Elimination of tlie City Vc hide Sticker. With the advent of Federal Revenue sbaring and tMs important source of added inoome to the dty of Huntley, some tax burdens should be etiminated, and this is tiie most logk»l and easiest fiiSKC, to start
2. Adoptku by the City of Hunt¬ ley of a Jnoksd Car-Ofdinanee. At the present time, the village of Huntiey does not have a problem whh junked cans. But when the problem occurs, A's too late to pass an ordinance regulating junked cars^
:-. Adoption by the Village of Huntley of a strict Buildfatg Code tliat oovers and regulates ail new structures. Growth will bring major new constructifon aad let's have this construction regidated now, before any miqor new construction or sub¬ division begins.
Encouragement of Businesses on the frnge area nf city linuts, to annex to city. Services aie being afforded, txit the salee tai is going to the county and not into our city funds wiiere it sboudd be.
4. The VUlage of HunUey should iKk^it an OnUnance covering the li* censing of all Rctc^ Wbclesale and Manufacturing businesses. With Ikia ordinaoee it wouM be posslbie to control tbe future growth of Hunt¬ ley in such la ftishion that our looal bwinesses and nwoutlMwing oon- cems are teiily oonsidsred ank^ttie shopping interests of our local citi- zeiis are protected.
5. The Vttage of Huntley shoidd take whatever steps, legal end other, to compel the Railroad to erect CreaaiBg Cuanls or Gates in ooa-
DONALD ENSTROM	
I, Donald Enstrom, ruBniag for Village President cm the "Pboi*>'s Party" live at 12 Bast Coral Street I am a life long resident of Huntlsy. 1 graduated from Huntiey Higk School in 1943. I served in the Arm¬ ed Forces in Worid War 2, with 9 months in the Kiilippine Isian4«. I have been emnk>yed ify the Deaa Milk Company sinoe 19^. In Nov¬ ember 1948 I married Miss Pem Buckley <tf Betoit, WisoMsia, and w« aM> tke paaeoks of Attlnr and
Navy. I am an >acitlve n^OHwr of Vm American Legion aad the Forty and Eight organizatioo. 1 have served on tl* ViOkge Board tor 12 years, the lait 6 months «» VillaSe Presi¬ dent. My main concern for the Vil¬ lage is the sewerage disposal plant which we al know hag to be eo- larged to meet the State and Fecterei specifications. My only promise, if eccted, will be to do eveuything pos¬ sible to help all the peopie of the >'illage of Huntley.
DONALD R. TESSMER	
On April 17, 1973, Don Teasmcr hopes to t>eoome one of the village trustees of this community.
Having Uved in or around thds community all of my 45 years, I believe 1 bave the capabilities with whieh to satisfy the younger and (Mder generattoos. I was bom in tiiis town in 1928, and giwtuated from Huntley Higk in 1945. Served thi-ee years in the U.S. Air Force from 1946-1949, of which 2jb months were spent in Japan as administm- tive spectalisL Am active on the Huntley FPD in the capacity of voi- ucteer firemen, and have 15 years in this public sernoe.
I am married to the former Bar¬ bara Ratfa, also a local gftrl from Gilberte, married for 19 years, have four children (Bobbi Sue, J4; Brian, 13; Brenda, 12; and Becky, 10), and live at 140 Lincoln Street, own our own home which we buSt ourselves tiuough our famfly and some very good friMds.
In prevltous years I haven't sou^it public ofGoe ¦aa I was employed by Dean's Food's Co. as a cross-country driver aad didi^ feel itfcat I could apply su£ficieat time to the demands of tlie pabHc as a public servant. I em now setf^mpioyed in oeipraiber and cement work, I feel that now I can supirfy tfae time needed for this o«k^.
If elected I wH oootimie to try t(i do a capable and thorough job ir. assisting the Viliage of Huntley Boaid in their ceaseless efforts for a better and finer (own.
Would ai>pi«eMe your vote April 17,  1973.
Ttank yoa» Ooofdd IL Tessmer
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I'm Jai^ Htrtnn; a' camMM^- fbr Uie moQt^ SMtet SaUm Vttf 31 years oki'and^vetteeftttiarried' for 10 yeo*. ^ haOfttat OMirlM. is a sysletni pfO^iMnmer f^r-i^nUM: Airfinest In Elk Otr»v<? TOf*«p.' Wfr have ttvo sons; Jimes-9, IfrtluHli* grade, and Tim 6, in first grade..
rth a paJlikte-of MMrbMv^Hkttiv S<t(t)dl and Jr. CaO««». i«v>e wevfteii wkh cMldreR' sinee- I* we>9 afcttesn yeoTS ok};"as asMauiiiMg,' 'oanBsiNSf and'tmstkig InstnisMp a^TssMlnk' cmnps^'After osSeffM^WMlml saia> Serriee irnpn'SLiit1'h% for UK BMr Ttiefbowt Cfc-
^ma&- rataaf- oaia  f^Mp  in SchsMiikurg, 1> wss; aaractiw«*BMn« ber of the Schaumborg Jr. Wbaien's asb ier-A«* yaaia^ aMt" apiiait on^ the' Duaa4< Ms tm>^
I was on the Steering CommillMs fen the ftMMHtiss^of > the rmialuoak. VMCAv I akK>«en«d>o«^tl».VMCA. Bfaad.aiiDiHMSaas.toa. «faa«* years, servings as thS' Caaae Coiswlllas Cbairn—i asAHke Jr. H>^Pin|»ni Chairman.
il was Mksd ta- JsMB. a YkfCA. wcmen's.anMifi wkMa Bow-gisM np- pect to the YMCAwefftoe ittaH, mi tHioinstoa woaan's ii' iii'iii
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We arealSQ niembeis of the.Mir- en4^Uni«n WMtaaae 1ICai«pn Ctifii. I've served as the secretaiy for tlie past year. I'm now in the pTDcCas of encouragiflg; a Wi^come WlggO. Ln the Huatley to promote more shopping in Huitfley.
As a provious resldMt iif SWltam. burg {vit&Sh bkfi the fastt»t gitiw-
Utt-officixd E^tceimi Returnm
The foUowKigareunafNbtsi elect> ior, returns from the Graften Town¬ ship eieetfan neld Apiil 3, 1973. The resaUs for the uasoattsMl paste of Town Auditor a«r liioriiniMn. Fiovd R. Schnrnde Jamesrlk-Scb* uH;:. DasM D. CTdhSBi, aadi-Rol* W. Pierce were OV' the-ttaBat for these 4 piositions.
Kftunis an»-|^ven in the'fbiiowinf onden Grafton 1, Grafton 2, Graf- ton3, Grafton 4, Grafton 5 and Total K)R SUPERVISOR (vote for one) H. KiMi 282, 60, 56, 151, 83, 632 Q. O'Brien 2, 0, 4, a 0, 6
(write in)
FOR TOWN CLERK (vote for one) R. Enstrom 280, 59, 56, 179. 84, 658 FOR ASSESSOR (vote for Mie) V Brunschon 273. 16, 46, ISO, 50, 635 W. Nelson     16, 74, 22, 3, 90, 205
Menu of the Week
Meaa Week ef Apt* 9 - 13
Monday — Beet Bar-B-Oue on buiv burred com, ptotato cfaipe, 'or pCHMt bulfcer and jelly sand- meh). iftie adap, milk.
Tuesday — Pott patties ia torn- alo sauce, steamed itas wb^.butter sauce, vegetables, buttAwl- htvaa, applesaiKe, milk.
Wednesday -- Scaacfied. |«IMoes. and bam, btittered green beiMis^.liat com bteiad, (or peanut butter and jeUy saniwkli), bottcvstf fcsi^ruMr.. date padding, oi^
Thm«lay — Htalkta foulMb.w4lh. toonio mcait sauoe, tosasd" areia sited wMh RuMian ed Frenck bread,
Fiiday — FHed flah wNh taitac sauce, cabbage dam, boMCnd bRStf, chiUed fnilti:   '
inr uekWII' ''ili<ifc»*w1hpr shi»)ejtr- bopt'^'^ <ibM (i»>mfm'.mtft'aa^> prrtt>tce "wSh tma^-HaaOm 9mil»at H«ntle9% fWHWr-coil* h»^«Hrok« l6m to'«ttt*SUMI Diairtlk.if -eMft for thS»fw»s»e"ass<na»TSdenwsi It woeld Hksxt8>-wwliuMla|*t«|MNhHB get.1» blMt sdusalkia taa'^aoagimn Inz tax dollar the schoot.tdUMsk; new rmeeUmfxl! wsmM aisK NkB to see't>>c»<iilwtil vcAte In-: feoti't bigk aMii
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Camiat^ l^enta
PriOar, AprU 6th
Choirs - Congregational Cbssch Saturday, Affdi llh Senior CosflniMUon. - Lutheran
duaoh Wiadgat* Home - Luthiran Church Sunday, April Sth Quotion Sunday •  Luthenao Church Monday, April 9th Junior   Women   -   Ooogregatiooal
Church MdwHStf'CtgiwtieafB OraltaM' Giris 4-H- Tuesday, April 10th Boy Soouts Girl Scouts Biowaies Uons Chib
Chess - Congreprtionel Church Bowliag • Lutheran Church WeAieadky, April llth Chaaeal dniv • Congi r»MijiaJ
Clmth Mtd-Week  neUfkm  . Litfienui
dhtfth Jonkir Cbaflraiation - Lutheran
Chonh Lenten - Lutheran Church ' Lcirtaa • OongMMtiooal Ctauch Thtuadsr/ Ap«' iMT Ccafinaatloa - CoacregaMDaal
(3kwvh IlMvertiwt-H Choirs • Lutharan dwreh
Cam Wask and BmkeSM
Cais #illt. aftLliBhs sslBJSMor- day, Apttt'?; at the Huntlty (be bam irom 8:00 All. to AM P.M. •MT'VICA and FHA cfaiHI from Hqottty hidi UBlmi are «aikfaiak« ttiHr foeoss to baHar serve taiB earn.