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THi;RSDAY.May 6, 1976
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Village Board Annual Meeting
Ihc Anr.'jal Msstirg cf the Vill.'pe Board of Trustees was held in the Board Room of the Villajro Hall, April 23, 1S76 at 7:C() p.m.
The ;oll noted the foUcwing present: President Enstrom, Trii^tcis Stronpe, Manning, Ei¬ senmenger. Hrai.k, and Ackman with   Trustee   Lohneis   absent.
The first order of business was tlie prescntaticn of appli¬ cations for liquor licenses for the year, May 1. '.976 to April 30, 1''77 alcn:'. with the required fees to President Enstrom. A motion was made hy Trustee Franiiv. seJo:''ded by Trustee Ackman. to issi ? Class A li¬ censes to the following: own Hap - Th3lma Sleffler: Huntley I ceJon Homo. Inc., I.ittle Am¬ erica Parkside T-td. Ofie ¦! Tap, Pineerest. Inc. Pfaff's Pui). Inc., and Bcwl-Hi Lanes, and tc issue a package Ircsnsc to .Joy Al Enterprises. Ltd. Uponi ri:ll call, all trustees vot«l aye and the inotion carried. In connevtion v.ith this order of birsincss, Mr. AVirsing of Park side Tap 'nquired about the pos: bi'ity cf having police -landinc by one-half hour be¬ fore closing ard fifteerv min¬ utes after. The Board noted that the police were in the area generally. Again, the tav¬ ern keepers were cautioned a- b( ut   juvenile   drinking.
Trustee Lohneis then enter¬ ed  the meeting.
Pirsident Lnstrr;ii then call¬ ed Mrs. Thclna Stcfflsr and Mr. Trir Ramsey to present their request. Mr. Ramsey is in the process of purchasir.j; Town ap and requested that the liquor licrns? i.*: ucd to Town Tap be transferred to his own¬ ership at the time of final pur¬ chase The President stated that when transfer is made, there is a oO.OO fee to the Vil¬ lage anJ that he must make a satisfactory arrargemsnt with Mrs. S'effler as to pay¬ ment cf the license. He felt that by the May 6th meeting all should be finalized so that the transfer could be made at thai  time.
Trustee S*ix)upe then made a iniotii-n, seconded by Trustee Lohneis, to instruct the Treas- luer and the accounting firm to make all in-lerfund trans¬ fers to balance all outstanding funda with the exception of IMRF on .ir before Aipril 30. 1976 l'pon roll call, all tnus- to( s \'oted aye and the motion carried.
Next, it was noted that the Animal Control Contract was vp for renewal and a motbn was irr/vde hy Trustee Frank, seconded by Trustee Stronpe, to renew thi-- contract lor an¬ other year and  upon toil  call,
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Dale G.   Carlson Drowns Seilers Hold 3Sth Anniversary Party
In Pineerest Pond
Pleturctl above is Kon Raklev.   ^r.. wlfli hU lather, as hi; pre¬ pared tn en In the wnter.
3Sth Annlversay
Last Saturday, May   1st  SCO friends    attended   the   Seller's
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Tlie   black   limoscne   with   Carlson's   body   is   dragged   from ttie   pond.
Ken Schroeder won a Biceii tennial clock, 'donated by Lar¬ ry Taylor Auto Parts). A slow cooker was eiven to Mrs. Joe received 16 floral arrangfv |ManHne, (donated Ijv Lany nients, a cako baked by Ru'h Taylor \m\o Parts), the wm- Schultze and many weU wishes, n^r of the Osterizer was Brib Many door prizes were given ^irk. (donated by Boncosky Oil), away   during  the   evening. ^rs.  Vern  Downen won the
Bill Kearns won a fire ex- cordless trimmer, (donated by tinguisher (donated by National Mobil). Bill Kahl of Crystal Auto Parts); Ron Emericson and j ake received the cutlery set George Weisneth Jr. were giv- (donated by Butler Auto Parts)'. en bx>lf balls, (donated by But- winning the can opener and Ier Auto) Carol Donahue and joe crusher was Howard Soh- Shirley Weisneth won first aid wen-m. (Gaston Auto Parts), kits. The big prize of the evening
Pie molds were given to Bruce was won by Ruth Schultz. She Ferguson, Judy Kessling and won the Weber Kettle, (donated Wally l.eciiatd. The winner of i>y Broadway Tire and Supply). the ice chest was Meta Tess- i^.e Seiler's wish to thank all mer. (donated by Larry Tay- their friends for the flowers lor  Auto  Parts). (Continued   on   Page  2)
New Restaurant   Optfns
The Huntley Pcdite and Viro departments. Hie Huntley resoie squad, Mdleniy ((iiiiity Sli.riffs patrol and tho McHenry County Civil  Defense  all  ussisted  in  the arlion.
Ilip   Klankenships  open J^'' c*^''^
Ncw   Kestatirant  with   a The  Hurtley   eel'   is  on   tbe
Room named after Huntley fi'''=t ploor  rf  the  Tinei'r.  nar-
Last Saturday night. May 1st, tially surrounding the iukehoit.
Dick   and   Oonnie   Blankenship The    inserintion   on    the   rU
of Huntley held a private party foi'^tabl"   in   Huntley.   Illinois,
at their now  restaurant called r^'a^'s.    »ohn   Frank   was   the
the Tincup in St. Charles. At¬ tending from Huntley -were iMa- yor ond Mrs. Knstrom, Mr. and Mrs Wayne Miller, and Mr. and   Mrs.   Quinn   O'Brien.   The
where thi<^  pil was located  in the  citv  h.tiL"
ILie Blankenships in kee^jing with Western Style serve most of their dinners in fi'ying pans.
is   llutitlcy   tin   (hicf   I'liil   I reund.
Tincup    is   done    in    Western m:>>-''ig   one   feel   that  it  was
style and named after a ghost cooked  on  the   range over  an
town  in Colorado.  This estah- <>P^n   fire.   The   Tincup   menu
lishment contains many antitiue has   a   variety   nf   foods,   any-
tarisoiis   nmiy  is  removed   and   thf  roroner  Tr.eron  F.horn    and    historic   items    including thins from steak to pizza.  Bev-
proiioiincos hlui tle.td  at  (In- scene.   In  (he cenier oi'  the picture   Hunt'ey's old  V'llage board ta- ^rages  are served   in Westem
bie rnd chairs which are in the style tieer gla.sses, jars and "Huntley Room." The "Hunt- tin <-'UTS. Tin plates are used lev Room" will also have a ff>i' salads. Tho .<T)ecialty of plaque coi^taining our towi^'s the house are their delicious, history above the board table freshly fried mui*rociiis and and shoulo be arrivins within onion rings a matter of days. The Blanken- Ttir.sday. May 4th. the res- shios had purchased the board taur.-nf will be officially open- table  and   chair  plus  the   old (Continued   on  Pafe  2)
iDalc (i. Cn.rl.s.'n, S.L 2iM Main Street, .M.ui.r.qoin, drowned wtH>,, his lalv' iiiudcl black c.uli. l.u liini-~,rv pluii'-id \<'.\t> :\ .sm;iil pciiirl |. rat( cl at tlir lar west   collier   i'l   tlic   Ucilf  course
of the I'inocrcst (.'ountry Cli.b in Hiinlley. Carlson's body was found sittiii;: upright in his ve- liii. I,' t;-.Jcr I '^ ll ct (li waicr in th.' Iiii> 1' >iid by Huntley police. Aicuiiiinj; 111 Uuntley police « ontinued   on Page  ll