The Huntley Farmside

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VOLUME  15 — NUMBER 37 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1974
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Touch Tone Starts Monday
niinods Befi Monday, Dec. 16 will begin offering Toudh-Tooe service to some 1,000 HutiCey ouatomers served by the 669 prefix.
The Touidh-Tone phone transmits musical tomes, instead of the pulses sent by a rotary ddal, to tell the telephone switching equipment where to nxite the caM.
"In addition, you can 'dial' a caU much fasteip with Touoh-Tone push¬ buttons becaose there's no wiaiting for the dial to return to position," Illinois BeU Manager Don Legner siaid.
Steps to nmke Touch-Tone service available to customers induded a December 2, eqiapment oonversdion ¦wliich produced changes in the sound a( tho dSal tone and the ring¬ ing signal.
Huntley custoners can order Tcuidh-Tone frfiones by callirtg their Illinois BeU service represerttative. The number for residential cusKom- ers is 428-9981 Busdr>ess customers can call 858-9981.
Police Report
Dec. 6, 1974, 9:00 p.m. Police nesponded to a theft from Disco gas sitation. It vfas reported two subjects stole mtmey bags from the biislnesses. TVo men were appre¬ hended and chairged. Investi^aJtion is 8t»U conitiniiing Charged with theft is Oharies Coatroras (23) Oar- pentersviKle and Henry Montana (21) Elgin.
Dec. 7, 1974, 11:00 a.m. Police responded to an accident in a local paridng area. An aoddeinit r^xwt was made out and no tickets were issued.
Dee. 7, 1974, 11:30 p.m. PoHce located an open door to a area business. A check was made of the building after the awi»er was no¬ tified - and a clos« waltoh was made thixw^Kxit the  night.
Doc. 8, 1974, 2:40 a.m. Police were caUed to investigate a crim¬ inal damage complaint. It was re¬ ported persoii<s) unknown had let the air out of a tiiie of a resident. Dc^c. 8, 1974, 3:30 a.m. Police re¬ sponded to assist Kane Oounty Sher. iffs deputies in reference to some¬ one stealing plywood south of tovni. Polico arrived at the scene and waited until Kane Counlty arrived. Dec. 8, 1974, 5:10 a.m. Assistance was asked by the IU. State Poiice in stopping a veWcile suspected of being involved in an armed rob¬ bery. Hurttley police assktod in the apprehension of the subjects in question.
Dec. 8, 1974 8:00 p.m. McHenry County Sheriff Depaitment report while on routine patrol an aiito with defective mufflers and the roar license piate bent up South¬ bound on J(^nson Rd., near Ple- sant Grove Rd., ^ Marengo and sitopped it to investigate. In ihe possesabn of the driver, Boniald ¦rtmm, 17, 14141 HeamHo^en Rd., Huntley, was foiuvd a quantity of anphetamine as well as oamnabis and gum ammunition as weli as an uscncased gun/ i>eing tnanEpotted in the vehicie, resdltinig in Wks ar¬ rest for Possesaton of Oontrolied Sdiystence; Possession of Oannabis, Contributing to the Delinquency of a Minor; Unlaiwftd Use of Wea¬ pons; transporting a loaded unceasr ed in an aioto; defective exhaust system and improper disptey of registration, with bond set at $5550 for couift appareurance January 20, 1975. His juvenile oompanton was found to be in possession of con¬ trolled a\A>3t ance, and was re¬ leased to tbe custody of his parente aiul tbe matter refored to iuvenile tttiKuiUes.
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•VS SUSM TOU ARE BIGHT. THEN GO AHEAD" — David Crockett
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Chief Nelson Dead
Riidiard Neteon, former Chief of Police in Himtley, died Tuesday, December Id Nelson was CJiief of Police In Huntley from 1963 to January 1st of this year.
VisitaKiion will be from alter 5 on Wedtiesday and cdl day Thure¬ day at the Mee and Baynee Funeral Iiome 3918 W. Irving Park Rd, Chicago. Services wiU be at 1 p.m. on Friday December 13 with burial at Mt. Emblem Cemetetiy, Grand and Wolf near Elmhuret
C Robertshaw Promoted
Officer Carroll Robertshaw has recentiy been promoted to the rank of Sergeant. ODficer Robei^tphaw bas been with the Huntley Police for the past eight yeare. Prior to ooming to Huntley Sergeant Robert- stew was a member of his home town Palace Dept for 8 yeans and the Sheriff's Dept. fior 2 ycare. He has taken numerous courses in law enfoaxemeirts.
1st Congregational
Annual Church Christmas Concert Dec 15
The AnraiaS Ovristmias Choir Oom. cort of the First Congregational Church of Huntley viiill be held: December  ISth at 7:30 p.m.
The Carol Choir will sing Christ¬ mas Bells and '"What C^n I Give Him?" They wiB be directed by Bobbie Sue Tesamer and EUen. Er¬ vin. The Orusader Cboir, under the direction of Janis Parisek and Dawn Workowski, wiB sing "When Ughte Are Lit on Ohrristonas Eve" and "What Is This?" and piay "We Three Kings" on the handbells. The Chapel Choir will sdng "Ha^enl Swiftly, Hasten Softly" and "Little Lord," oonduoted by" Maay Low Hiardy They wifl play a Oiriabnas Miedley on the handibells and the Sth Grade giris wiH play an ar¬ rangement of "Silent Ni^"
The Chancel Choir, under the direotkHi of Bfll Leggee, will sin«: "Oome Christmas Momi^," "Go Teil K on the Mountain," "Break Forth, O Beauteous Heavenly > light," "God for Man k Bom" aai "Jes«s Oirist, Our Sajviour is jftonv."
All ohoire vnH combine to sing "Chrfe»n»^ Glory," "As Lately We Watched, and "OBudeamus," floJtow- ed by a cand9e1ij^ service.
A free wiE offering will be taken 'Snd refreshments wiU t>e served by the C«tas. The piMit is invited to attend WSe QaistaaaK Ooncert.
Christmas Party To Be Held December 21
Ohristmias is nearing very fast children and parents. It's just <Mie more week before Santa oomes to town. Remember! Mark your cal¬ endar to join in at Sarita's Party. Santa's Party is sponsored by our Huntley Bustness people and friends and is held for ail our HunMey chil¬ dren, their parents and all Sendor CHtizens.
.Following is the programs set-up for all ages:
Date, Dec. 21st. Saturday.
Place - Village Sqoare
Time - 1:00 to 3:30 fior all chil¬ dren uip thru 5th grade. 9:00 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. for all Jr. High and High School Students.
We wiH beg-in wl*h crowning our Snow Prince and Snow Princess, who will then lead the parade a- TV>i;.M the Square. FoU'^n? thorn win be S•l••^a Ol'*;!?. our HI* Sch^i"^ Band pr<A the Fire TnK-ks. The na- nade wiH proceed to the Fire Sta¬ tion, where SarM will be on hand to talk to the Mttie ones and pass f>i«t his treats to all. RefroShmenlts will then be served to aH and oar- toons will be shown the rest of the ei'itenvxsi  till   3:30.
A dance flor all Jr. High and Hi^ School Students will be held at Ihe Fire aafcten after the hask^thaU game tnm 9:00 pjn. to 11:30 p.m.
Remember kdids, refreshments will be served at ttie dance, so save some room. ,
The patty fior ajl Senior Citizens will be heid Fridiay,' Dec. 27 at the Social Hall of the OoagregsMianai ChiircJi. "This party wiH be heW from 12:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. A luncheon will be served and enter¬ tainment for aU fWllowJng. Remem- bcir all Sr. Oifcerts! Mark your cal¬ endar for this date. We want to see a big tum out for each gnoup of events!
Remember these parties are for the benefit of you, our cWldren and parents and Senior Cttizens!
Village Store Contest Winner
Santa's Party Donations
Followii^ Is the Hst of the mer- ohanlbs and friends who have so gradously donated to Santa's Par¬ ty. We wBj corttinue to print the names of donors up to Jan. 1st
Harry's Grocery, M&H Dairy Mart, Hansen Heating & PlumWng, Lemon Tree Boutique, Oofls Inc. Jake Richards, Huntley State Blank, Marges Beauty Strop, Weil Supply, Ron Reh, UWe Amerioa, Pineerest Country Club, Huntley Super Mar¬ ket, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lansen, Jerry James, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Blankenship, Richard Berker, Mr. and Mrs. Qem Haitman, Jack Faith, Mr. and Mrs. ^ugh .Sweeney, Daisy Kuikke.
Mr. and Mrs. RObett Bckmian, Loops CIti), James O'Laughlin DJ5A, Tures Nitfsery, Hanstord Cfaenrrolet, Foly Plastic Inc., Pox ViaBey Grease,' Bakley COnstruc- tino, Gary Bakley, Wdtden Coon- tty Store, HnnUey Restaurant, Hen- ly Wdls, Ptoteide Tap, PatrWl- Huns, Oolemanls T^, Town Tap belts Insunance, J. H. Pattetisoii VUlage Store, Mre. Pete PetenBOo.
Mr. and Mrs, Jim Gromer, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schefler, Oefies Ti^, Oback's Bart>er Shop, Mir. and Mre. Jiames O'Connor, Huntley Shoe Box, 'Village Inn, Clarence's Baiher Shop. The Huntiey Fannstd* Newspc^er.
"TbuA You," ooe end afi for your gweroitty.
Mrs John Thorp of Church St., is shown In her home witb the Color Television which had just been presented to ber by Mr. lajnes NoIaM, owner of the ViUage Store. The TV was the first i^tce ol tfae store's Pre-Xmas Contest. Penny bad a total of 92,679 pofaits. Other winlMn were Doris BaU, Don McCune, Toni Soper, Gail Hayes, and Pox Vallejr Grease. SheUtoy HM
Village Board
BMen and Joan IPfaff, Rt 47, Huntley, appeared beflore the Hurt- ley Boatd to secure a Ucense to operate the tavern now known as COieman's Tavern. They hc4>e to be able to opiate by Jan. 1. The otostacle is the fact that in the Vil¬ lage Ordinanoe a tavern owner or the one who operates the tavern mast Uve in HiHitley. TTie PfSafTs outside of Huntley
Mayor Don Ensatrom and Trustee Robert Fnank pointed out to Pfaff that if he were incorporated he oould then aprioint a manager who Mves in Huntley to operate his establishment. Mr. Pfaff does t»t wish to incorporate, if he can do it any other way. He stated that he plans to live above the tavern in pertaps 3 years. The Board voted to give the license contingent upon Mr.  P8aff beconang a  corporation.
He plans to call his new enter¬ prise PfaflTs Pub.
In artother matter the Board voted to allow a per diem of $25 per meeting as compensation for Vil¬ lage Board of Trustees instead of the present $25.00. Tlie deadline for Ihe spring election is Feb. 10. The Clerk's salary is $550.
There was some objection to the police using an unmarked car for the potice work. Only oue of the two police cars Is marked. Chief of Police Dziewior stated that he tries to use the unmarked oar occasion- aliy so that the n»arked car will have a rest.
The patrolling of the school dur- the basketball games or other ac- ti'Tities was discussed. Mayor En- eti)om said he he could not see plac¬ ing a man in constant siKveilance iati games because poiice have oth- en duties. The same is true of the ©•ssing guard servioe at 3:30. He said that if the school needed such service that they ooutd hire an att Hy" pcAiceman and pay him as Unloo-Spectal Machiae Company does. *
.pan ZMer, President at tbe School Board and Chuck Ruth, Trus¬ tee, appeared asking for a cross¬ walk at Cfaurch and Douglas streets. It was approved.
Alfred Joidi requested that the Village pay part of a bill ctf f271 'Which he was changed by Bakley for the repair of Hs sewer wMch hack¬ ed up in 1970, He says that the bvttk oocured in tbs liiM of way
and therefore is the City's respon¬ sibility. The Board' voted to pay half of the hilL The oMtioB was tttade hy l\lr. Ron SbneMipe, seooniifld by Mr. Heib Eggen.
Raymond and Richamd Cole re¬ quested a permit aUo«4ng them to fill land which is looated on Mill St. across from the Dean CSmpany. Mayor Donenstrom stated that ihe land is in the flood plane and that the floods there drains into the Kishwaukee River. He said that there are strict rules regBixibg fiffl- ing  in flood plane land now.
There are 13.7 acres in the pro¬ perty and the brothers ¦wish to use fin from a factory which is said to be composed of clay and sfflkl and has been fired to remove metal. Mr. Randy Woodman, Village engineer was requested to study the matter and to report back. The Vfl¬ lage will pay for thds inveaaigation, but they plan to make an otdinance which will require the petitioner to pay tor such a survey or chemdoai analysis for possible pollution. There is a five acre slough in the property and fear vras expressed that if this was filled In tliat it would cause the water to diialn off on  the  adjacent property.
It looks like the polling pond connected with the sewerage dis¬ posal plant is necessary in the Hundley sewerage ^sposal plant plans. This will not cost the vil¬ lage much as Engineer Randy Woodman said that he stiH has the plans that he made in 1968 (which were never used). Huntley is niKnber 113 on the list to get Federal funds which, hopefiJiy, wMl be forth cmning soon. VILLAGE BOARD
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Snow Prince & Princess To Be Selected
Parents, don't target, if jraur child b between the ages of 4 y«t. ttm 8 yrs. odd, they are e&t^e to en¬ ter for Huntley's Snow Prince and- Snow Pi^ncess. Tliey witt reign over Santa's Party, Dec. list held fttxa 1:00 pjn. to 3:30 p.m. at the Vfl¬ lage Square and Pfa-e Ststion. Bal¬ lot boxes are placod at, (he varioai mencitants tor signing up. »
Deadbne for eotettog is Deb. 20th. DiDnt watt Wl the la* nfak- ute, sign up yoar son or dw#«bn'