The Huntley Farmside

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VOLUME  16 — NUMBER 10
THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1975
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C Ernesti Found Guilty Of Resisting Arrest
Mr. Charles Emesti was found guUty on Thursday. June 4tli by a jury of 4 men and 8 women of re¬ sisting arrest. The trial wan heard in Judge Brodys Courtroom at the McHenry County Courthouse. Mr. O'Grady, attorney for Mr. EmesU, staid te would appeal tte verdict.
Mr. Emesti was charged with run- jang a stop sign and resa.<*ing arrest on tte morning of January 26, 1974 in tte area of tte Green Diamond Restaurant in Huntiey, At a previous trial, Mr. Emesti was found Not Guilty of tte Stop Sign Violation by a jury of 12. This charge led to tte Inddents which resulted in tte re- sistkig arrest charge.
Aooording to testimony p«eserted at tte trial. Officers McKeating and Stolquist had juSt finished break¬ fast at tte Green Diamond Restaur¬ ant and bad gone to (he squad car. Officer St<^quiist was inside of tte car wbBe Officer McKeating was outside. Officer McKeating stated (hat te observed Mr. Ernesti run (te stop sign at Dwyer Street and Rt 47 prioir to pulUiv into tte Oreen DUmvood lot Officer Stol^iist stated that te ^d not see Mr. Seaarti run .(to ftar a^ ta<t. flat Observed Uta }n tte reendew mknot aa he entered the Ofeen DlcnMttKi parking kit
Offioer McKeating said that te teiied Mr. Elmesti several ttee*. with statemerAs such as "Excise me, sir" and "Wait a mlnite, I want to talk to you.'' Officer Mc¬ Keating said ttet te apprehended Mr. Ernesti in tte vestibule of the Green Diamond and tapped him on tte shoulder and told him "Hold it, I want to talk to y<Mi." Wiere- upon, he said, fknestl isming with his right arm in a cdrde toward him. he officer said te jumped tedt blocked tte blow and attempted to smib^hie Emesti. The offioer said that Mr. Emesti then took a second Swing at him.
Office- Stolquist, who reportedly was oorfside the building arrived at (*iis time and assisted officer Mc Keating with Mr Ernesti to the squad car.
According to testimony given by officer McKeating, Mr. Emesti cffli- tiniied to istruggle with the police after te was advised he was under arrest on the way to the squad cor.
There wore several descrepancies tol, Offijoer MoKeatilng testimony which conflicted with other witness, es and his own police report. In ttet report the officer stated that Mr. Emesti's oar was parked several car lengths south of tte entrance of the Green Diamond Reertauiant. In his testimony te stated ttet the Emesti car was parked several oar lenghts north of (te enfcranoe. All of the other witnesses stated ttiat the oar -was parked in tte first parking place from tte doorway betiween 5 - 10 feet from the en- tronoe. In Ms report, (Micer M&. Keating .stated that Mr, Emesti had only swung <Hioe at him. Wten atted which repont was right. Officer Mc Keating stated that his testimony in court was accurate.
Officer McKeating was shoMi a large drawhig of the Green Dia¬ mond parking lot and asked to pin point tte varioiM people and veh-
Memorial Day In Huntley was colebrated on tte traditional holi¬ day last Friday, May 30th. Although many factories and businesses re¬ mained open, teving aelebra*ed the observance tte Monday tefore, a large crowd gathered to honor Amer ica's war dear.
m& year's cerwnony atso mcurked tte beginning cf tte Bi-Ceoteanial peleteatjon of oar oounbry. Mrs. WiaUy Leooamd, Bi-Centetmiai Chair¬ man for Huntley, was present to inagurate tte observance. Ste uilBed aiQ^ne who 'nMed la eeetritote to te ceehraUon Iv esniacting her.
A new flag pole and flag were dedieated iiy Oonanander Schultz and President fidsRian. Mrs. Anyild Oiesak pteced a wreath at tte bass cf tte flag pdiL ! .f .41
Tte  guest speater of   tte  day
was R^. Oal Skinner, Jr. Repre. sanliati^e Skiver tteoked (te eiem- bera df tte armed fosseanaho.hepM im oooqtor free- Ifae tiomeai Anthi^ w«ft jilayed and tte sakite to tte dead jicesKsufted by tte cara- billed Utix^ exmatJa of tte Huntly and Union Ametnlc^n Lagion Posts. The bendiction and invocation was given by Pastor Hann. WilMam Le
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'Me..aHBWd.iM.tlM>4aaieioiD Itsfoa Homa.
Ito BMMf lAoKKiaaa Legion pa[typated,in.J pBic«das,.to Vsiop Huntley and Haimooy.
COMMENCEMETfT
FBODAY, JUNE 6, 1975 8$00 P Jl
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PROCESSIONAL Pomp and Circumstance, Qgetr
Helen Marlowe, Organist
*INVOCATION Dr. Rev. Robert Frcnk
PRESENTATION OF AMERICAN LEGION AWARCS
Robert Schultz, CTomEOpnder
ADDRESS Scott Ijjadsey, Salutatorion
HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT CHOIR ¦--- "Remember"
ADDRESS   Kurt Bastian, Valedictorian
PRESENTATION OF AWARDS   -• LeRoy Marks, Superintendent
C. WILLIAM LEGGEE The bnpossible Dream
by Mitch Leigh
PRESENTATION OF SENIOR CLASS WiUiam ttoylanx
F^iadDO)
PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS Norman Brettschneider
Board of Educoticc
*'THE ALMA MATER" High School Concert Chwr
 BENEDICTION Dr. Rev. Robert Ffank
RECEPTION UNE
 Audience please stand
klea ERNESTI
Contlnned on Page Two
Village Receives 22,400 Grant From State
Aa patt of Covemor Dan Walker's Aaaeii0»d BuUding Program, tfae QBqeli' Em4roivnei4al Proteotion asen«r>l9<ter offered $22,400 to the Vttege of'Haatley to pirepare a fa- tCMfa plan for upgrading tte exist¬ ing aawige Oacfflity.
ft^a total eligible coat of this pro)SCt is cetinittted to te 129,800.
Based on this tigixe, HtmtHV viH provide 25%, or $7,400, aoconding to Dr. Ridiard H. BiioelaBdi direo¬ tor of (te Illinois EPA.
"This Accelerated BuSdyiB|g PrOi- gram wis increeee by mote tban 65 per cent — from 230 to 3*01 — the nuniier of aeeage tareattpent con- struction peojeats mdntatoe (teou^KJut (he state, this year and ne«ti"
We aie offeiriitg tte ovat tp Hunttey in an eCfoart to ogntznl -war, tar pollntloq^ to .Mnfirpure oir fwh' vinn^nt and to create ]q|^.
"We aie woddng^ .4||k)c% aVk city official's, cooautting engineer- and contradtoFS in ao e^ort tp ^>eed tte flew ef ffc^itian caintnit money into'Ate <n«n«t;i<%.>pri]rot
"Cleaner rivers and ataeaiue mean that our diviUkig maSee can te . moie easily purified. This povfiram wfll ensure ttet we will sooB sea rapid iuynteaieiit hi (he aciaalfte life of many of ear ateta watani.
Te xecehe ea«* oOac «ea- mwdtfes had to submit an appUca- Gcattned en Back Page taiANT
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Patter's Day. June «. IWl tte Hundey Lions Club eW heel ^ tmnual Ohioten .Bsebequft i* w0 Runliev^ Flraham. ^OOa dtoxwr it tte odgBiniaaUoe's T«4m*Jf ttfitsy- maUng prejeot and all aambamam (hairirives wofi mtaDlg.iO.Jlt»' pate tte 1 anoorient iseat
Dtaaer eneiale el hmfimsA cUctei, home baked hMMi. Ilff% ts«e, oc4» auw, roll, MHar *pA bevan^ls. DeeoawHieept^tif iWV: en, wMoh U prepeeil-^ *« 22» of (te club over open bartequ* |pR is a spei^ baatieqwe-awioe, Brt- paredfrom » laasiy ^e«^pa»«< HaOf ry MarlovuB, camera of Mariowe a Feed & Hatdwiy in HaiAly. Bdd>» made pies, prepared br the l»ola» of (to <ttuh, affl-eaaote awlWj»fc
Servto* «o*e la from U:QI^m to 4:00  p.m.  DiwatlDo ia:        "^ S2:i9, ^»tBdran St>ti. iaalde tiea, oome "nto or 4«toe.*
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Police Report
5-30^ P<*ice taveeWgated a aee* pWnt (yt orimitt* damage ta an
auto. PbHce are «"»*>^**"*J*" vestlgation  based  on  Idwnaaeee
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5-30-75 PoMc* Stopped a *hJeot riding a mini-bike akog Algooq^n Bliadctop. Upon cheddBg, poooet found tte subject did net teve a •raUd license. The subjects pareff were contacted as te was a JwenBa. ' 6-1-75 OfTJcers took care tTpf.- perty damage accident on Alguui|(aa Blacktc*. Nc injuries were irwdvea and no arrests tickets issued.
6-3-76 Police charged Matftin 1* Straley, of WteeUog, BllnOls, eWi Improper Lwie Usage and DrWhg while iMider tte Tnfhienee. Offtoere on petxol observed Mr. ^^*^ vehide in tte area of Wunttey Boet Hi Lanes driving ettatically, cr«»»- ing tte center Une asvertl tfanes. ma oar was taken to Ben HaBitasd Chevrolet. At tte garage (te car «Might on lire. While tte poHce w«e «t tte fiae, tte Green CMamond rea- taiarant wag broken Into and from t30 to $50 ki cash taken. Poiioe in- vestigaited tte area and wifl oontfame tovvoric (»(He ioformattoo evpMed-
Park Swimmi»g Notice
Swimadoc kesoaa ba^ .Jaee 16 and end Jane 27 at Elgki Aoadaeqr pool. Ist aesalon, ages S-7* • laaae grade school et 11:30. ret«mi to 0pde sichool at 2:10. 2nd aeeilon ages 9*10^1 W2-», leave grade school et 1:46, return at 3:45.
2 ^attfied InSbraatorg .4(01.^ in itlie podi ait tte time. Bi^ S0im- miag adS, and towei
Students in fi^k aas4<Si- sejpi- miog,, etteoting sumaaar sahdoL If you wish to bring your lunch to summer school Mrs. Bond will su¬ pervise from 12:00 to 12:30 uTOi etadei4a vriille (tey eat^tWir kmdi- ea.
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