The Huntley Farmside

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VOLUME 15 — NUMBER 49
THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1975
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American Legion
As iits part of the worldwide ob¬ servance of the American Legim's 56th anniversary in March, Hunt¬ ley Post No. 673 is planning special bhihday festivities. Post Comman¬ der Bob Sdvdtz announoed today.
Legionnahes of Post No. 678 wiU celebrate the occasion with a dinner party at 7:30 p.m. on Satnrday, March Sth at the Huotiey Le^on Home.
The ^»ecl«l event is being dbee- ted by a committee under tbe chair¬ manship of Robert Schaebtner and oonsistii^ of tbe following memben: Harry Deuaherty and aUnlay Ko*. The eveot wiU be U^iUgfated by the t^ipearance of a Past Nation^ Commander of the American Legion as the main speaker, John Geiger of Des Plalnes, BL After hoIdh« numerous offices at tlie Post Dis- trict and Division level and sarviiij on varous commlttes Ma. Geiger served the department of Blbwis as its commeoder in 1960. He then went on to be the National Com¬ mander of ths American I.egton In 1972.
Post No. 673 is also bonorad to have present at this event the de¬ partment president of tho American Legion AuxiUary, Jerry Ridon, vice president Elaine Muiphy and nu¬ merous other county, distiict and division officers. Continuous mem¬ bership pins will be awarded to Post and Auxiliar>' members pre¬ sent. A roast beef dinner, family .^¦lo, wUl be ."ierved by the ladies ol the congregational Chtutaj of Huntley.
Huntley Woman Raped
A wcwnan, 21 years old, was raped in riM'ai Huntley by an unknown msm last Friday, March 1st, The man was described in a state poUce composite as weighing between 140 and 150 lbs., having red hair, speak¬ ing with a slight southern dra'.vl arijl responding to the name of Mik<?.
According to reports, approxi¬ mately at 11:>0 p.m. Feb. 27, tv,o subjects knocked a*, the door of the home and asked if an hidividu.il lived there. Tliey wore informc 1 th;it the person the:.' were soekin<; did not live at that aJdrCfS. At ni>- nroxlmately Lit) p.m. March Isrt. Ih3y rctu'.Tied to Ihc liousc, rof.-e- ';^n*irvg themselves as F.B.I, agents. They <fi;pbycd an r.utomatic pistol fo;x:od their way into the house and thoy taped the hands aaici feet of her husband, herself and his 18- year-old b:-othe.-, placing pUlow oases ovei- th<j men's heads. Ac- cordng to repoi-ts the two then ran- .¦sacked the house, taking t»ols, mo¬ torcyde parts, a stereo and other arOcJeo. Before departing, 1 of the two raped the woman. The two made thdr get away by automobile. The police have aot apprehended anyone at the time this article was written.
Fire Dept Benefit Dance This Saturday, March Sth
Hobo Show Sell Out
TWs year's Hobo Show was a s«H-out The program consisted of Canrptown Races, I Got Plenty of Nuttin, If I Were a Rich Man, Ale-x. ander's Rag-Time Band, and Old Msrn River. Ann Tirk sang Summer¬ time asnd Bin I.€ggee sang Un- chahied Melody. The hi^ school kids added Swanee and Reuben and Rachet. The Sandridge Valley, OMi- slsoing of Bandy Leggee aad Randy Boley, sang as Tears Go By and Two Hangmen. Oi course there were the usual jokes and hm. Last but not least we*e door prizes.
The choir would Uke to thank everyone who contributed to the diow and special thank you to Mrs. Thurow and her. kitchen hypers.
The choir Is directed by Mr. BUl Leggee and accompMiied by Mrs. Helen Mariowe. Tbey receive gift certificates to Weltziens Country Store from ttie choir as thanks.
Plctunes of the Hobo Show wUl appear in next weeks Farmside.  . •
Aux Gives $100 to Rescue Squad
"^ Mrs. Robert Eckman, Preaidoit at the American Legion Ansjliary pre¬ sents Phil Freund, Chief of die HnnOegr Fha D^jMutment with a diedc for $100 to be nsed toward the puchasa of e<|Blpii>ettt for tfae reacne squad. This was Saaa aa part at tba AvOaay'a CoMMriijr Barvka
This Saturday, March 8th, the Hunt¬ ley Fire E>epattment will hold a benefit dance af the Fire Station proceeds raised from this event will be used to pay off the rescue vehicAe aiKl ecfuipment. In adddtion to the d«nce, tickets are on sale for a 25" Admiral Console television aet on dfei^y at V & V Elecitroalcs and Litton Mlho Wave Oven on diaptey
Police Report
February 24, 1975. Police were ral"o<l to the scene of an aocidedt two mil'es est of RxuHi Road oo Algonquin Road. Offleer stood by umil McHeniy County aquad ar^ rh'ed.
February 25, 1975, PoUce are to- vestigatlng the loss of a drtvers license by the Hunitley Supeirtnar- ket.
February 25, 1975, Police investi¬ gated an open door at a local busi¬ ness. PoUce checked out area and cc^ntacted agent of business to coote and secure the building.
Februaiy 25, 1975, Police again found another onen door at another business. This one was also checked out and the owner of tbe business was called to Dome and secnre the tniildlng.
February 25, 1975, PoHce w^ere gating the incidents, called to the North Churoh St. area whpre a complaint was made per¬ taining to damage done to srea gai^ bage cans.  PoUce are still inverti-
Ffb;~u-nv 26, 1975, A woman ar¬ rive' !i* the police station and re- rrT*H .sh" h.^d been abducted Prom he C'ii-airo ars-a and dropped off in Hun ley Sh" als-^ «^tated tbe sub- i'-ct had for^etl her to rfMU'rve ber oio^h-PP hoPo~o sbe w?« r'»leas>d. .\n ISPFRN mrs'.ice was dKpatch- '-d with the d';5-c'4r>t;<-n o' the sub- i'X't and bis ca-. The v'ct'm was intcr\'icw-^d by fhe dcteo*1v« divi¬ sion cf the McHcn'7 Co. Sheriff's Department. There wars no com- r>laint slened and the victim secured transportation back to the Qilcago area.
February 26, 1975, Police responded to an acc-dent dispatch on Route 47 south of Hunttey. The police stood by, until Kane County PoMoe ar¬ rived, and assisted the driver of the truck with his mJnor Injutfca. Lo¬ cation of the other truck Involved was attempted b-at results were negative.
Febnuary 27, 1975, Police ioveatt- ConUnoed oa PataTwo POLICE REPORT
at Heinemann Hardware Store. Tbe firemen have abo reoehred a nonher of items which will be itfveo away as door prizes, the Bl|ht cf tba dance, to the people atceodnc (hk event Theae items inciude a ataieo donated by The Huntly Aoe Hard¬ ware Store, a oamera donated by Dr. Ol^angUn and a poctttla radio. For several weeks the niemcn have
Third Annual Easter Egg Hunt Pltmned
Sprtag ta just mound Uta corner and so is the 3Rd Aanuai Bastar E«g Huntley for sS oor Huntley cfaUdres.. Be aure and watch tb« paper the next couple of weete for all tbedettfs.
Matrk your cdandar for March 29th, Satarday, 1:00 p.m. Begfau>h« at tbe vaiage Square. AH details following in next week'ft newapaperl
been soUcitiiig dooatimis from dti- zeoa and businesses throogbout tfaa diatriot. In addition to thefr efforts, a aizafcle coHection was taken Iaat Suaday at St. M.vy's Catbolte Church on behalf of the Flre fto- toctkm District T!ie Huntley Vita- men hope that afatyoee will at¬ tend their danoe and cdebratioo.
Menu of the Week
Menn Week of March 1« • 14
Monday — Hamburger on bun, French Pries, buttered com, appie- sauce, mtflt
Tuesday — Baked cWcken, CrlM- beny sauoe, mashed potatoes, but¬ tered peas, buttered bread, firolt in orange juioe, mUk.
Wedneaday — Italian LaSagna, green beans, buttered bread, yeBow cake with choc, -frosdng, mfik.
Thursday — Scalloped potatoes and ham, cheeae sticks, buttered bef*s, hot com bread, butteied b-'^'l  tyA, mfljL
Pr!<Jay — Pish and ta-^^r s'uce, ma'-hed -nctatoes and bu*te- sauoe, oabba^ and camt cole slaw, but¬ tered bmead, mixed fndt, milk.
S-hco" Bcttrd To Meet Mttr^h 10
Th" M"r<ii meetfaur of the Hunt- lev Sch'^I Board will be held on Ma'X* 10 in the board ro-^ni. The mcHrg is acheduted for 7:45 p.m.
Diplomas will be presented to mkl year graduates. The four graduates are: Sue Borhart, Wayne Orau. Di¬ ane Hu^s and Bijyan Kent.
Tbe agenda fatdudes approving of tbe minutes, paying tfta bflta, r»- oelving committee reports. Also inr duded ame reports for Senior tr^, Junior - Senior prom. Otbsr Saaa are: Job descrlfitioiia, 75*76 cden- dar, revlaed joint agresmant for tfae Career Center, polides aad caMnets for tbe Homa Ec niMi.
MCC Election This Saturday, March Sth
Fourteen voting predncts havt been eatablished by the Boerd of Trustees of McHenry County Col¬ lege for the special eteoUon sched¬ uled tot March 8, 1975. The polk win be opened from 12 Nooo to 7 p.m. On that date the electorato wffl vote on the proposition cf in¬ creasing the annuai tax rate for educational purposes from the pire¬ sent .07 per cent to .12 per cent,
AppJteatlons for absentee ballots must l>e submitted personally or by nraH to: Election Clerk, Offioe of Business Services, McHenry Cow- ty CoUege, Oystal Lake, fll. 60014.
The foUowing poUing jteces have been established for the fourteen predncts:
CRYSTAL LAICE: Precktot No. 1 — The Foyer of tbe Fleldbouae of Oystal I.ake Hi^ SchooL
Cary: Precinct No. 2 — Maple- wood Grade School.
HEBRON: Precinct No. 3 — Al- der-Hsb'tm Commimity High School
JL^RENGO: Precinct No. 4 — M^rrn|f> Community High Schotd.
UNION: Pnecinct No. S — Ever¬ green Park School.
HARVARD: Prednot No, 6 — Central School.
WOODSTOCK: Precinct No. 7 — Gynwaaum, Oay Street School.
McHENRY: Precinct No. 8 — •nie Cafeteria of the East CanH>u8, McHenry High School.
RICHMOND-BURTON: Precinot No. 9 — The lobby of the Richmond- Burton Commuolty Hi^ School.
JOHNSBURG: Precinct No. 10 — Jc^usburg School.
WONDER LAKE & OREEN- WOC«>: Prednot No. 11 — Harrison Scbool.
GREENWOOD (Woodstoct
Schools): Precioct No. 12 — Green. wood SchooL
POX RIVER OROVE: Precinct No. 13 — Orchard Sbeet School
HUNTLEY: Prednct No. 14 '— HoaOey Village HalL