The Huntley Farmside

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VOULME 16 — NUMBER 34 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1975
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Wm-IKY,    ILL
2 SKCnONS
SBRYING THE PEOPLE OF HUNTLEY SINCE !»«•
15C i'ER COPir
400 HONOR PASTOR HARM FOR 25 YEARS
Sunday, Nov. 16, wa set aside by Chupch to honor Pai^or Frederick R. Harms wiio has served the con- gregaltion for the past 10 years and recently completed 25 years in the Christlfan ministry.
Paitor Harms has served con. gregations iin South DaKota, Min- nesdba and New Yos-k. He moved to MUnois in 1962 somring Zion Lutheran Church, Grant Park until 1965 wtien he was called to serve Trinity of Himtley.
yVppToximately   400   persons   at-
\"lf   sh'"-t  nn^l   ;«n-
other injured last Sunday at ap¬ proximately 8 p.m. at Tunes Nur- ser>-. The injured man received four .shots, reportedly from a .32 caliber pistol allegedly used by the other injured nian. Bo&i were transport¬ ed t oWocdstock Hospital by the two Huntley Rescue Vehicles. One man rec.?ivcd heeid injunies when he w'as allegedly hit over the head with a bottle.
Huntley Police first learned of the inoiderl when 3 Mexican labor¬ ers from the nursery went to the Town Tap and told tho owners and patrons of a shooting incident.' The patrons called the Huntley police, who resi»nded to the call at the Tavern. Because of the language barrier, it was thought at first that the incident had occured in front of the tavc-m. Sgt. Ptak called for assistance from the McHenry Coun- tj' Sheriff's dept. and he and Phil hreund  prcceo<iod  to  the nursery.
In the Mexica nquanters at the nursery Fire Chief Freund assisted the wounded man wMe Sgt. Ptak made a wcUminary search of the area in oror to find tbe man with the gun. Shortly thereafter units fi-om the McHenry County Sheriff^s Dept. and the State Police arrived and oontiuned seardiing.
Some of the poiioe were hamper¬ ed in their attempt to reach the niu^ery because of a large number of curiosity seekers on the road and   tlio   nursery   property   itself.
School Menu
Menu Week of Nov. 24 - 26
Monday — Bar-B-Ques, buttered CO n, French fries, apple crisp, milk.
Tuesday — Sialisbury st«dc in tomato sauce, steamed rice, candied swc-ct potatoes, buttered Imead, sliced peaches,  milk.
Wednesday — Chili with crackers, peanut butter and jeUy sandwidi, chectse siticte, battered bread, ap¬ plesauce, milk.
Tborsday   end   Friday   —   No
< ii'ef of Police Dan Dzwiezor, bad to force his. j^ threugb the crowds to reach Ihe dceee. Hundey fire¬ men asastcd Police who were ail inside of the Mexioan qaattem in controlling the odlooketB. llie^in- vestigaition is still penfing by -the McHenry Counsty Sheriffs Dept.
Sheriff's Report
At approx. 8:00 p.m. Nov. 16, McHenry County Sherilf podaoe re¬ ed vod a radio c^ fro mHuoUey police tiait. the Huntley Rescue Squad and pcrfice were enroute to the Tures Nursery ait 9810 Dundee Road, Huntley, to tmoMt^gate • pes*. sible    shooting.
Upon arrival of McHenry Cogoltgr Sheriff Police it was detennlned that one male subject had been, siiot 4 times and ai»ther subjecl^had oeen struck in tbe face fff^fthTJilg injuries from a broken beer bottle, who later was dctenmiined to be the olfender. Both subjects wee triirepoited to Uw MacaKXH*. HbM- tai for McHenry County, in V/oM- stock and admitted pending ftotber obscrvatkm.
Charges are pendliie: at this U^ , and   invostigBtbn  of tlie  iaiddent is bedne bandied by tlie Detective Dhdsion  of  the   Mdiwoiy Conoty Sheriff Police. '   '
Victim:   Aituro   Camargo,   9810 Dundee Rd., Huntley, Dl, 20 yeaiB , old.; Offender: Aiodfo Cortee. 9no Dundee Rd., Huntley, Ifl., A^e 39.
Scbooi Hapry Itanksgivin^ fcqn tho Oooks. '
Notice
PloMe have eapy far^oKfc «*d9 paper ready Mondaydne to Thawa- giving.
Thank Y««
Tlie Htuittey FiuiBtMe'
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