The Huntley Farmside

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VOLLME  17 — NUMBER   10 ¦niLTtSDAY,   JUNE    10,    1976 —   fBOME   — «9-S«21 - 1/ No Amwtr 4*%S9H or 4 59-1456
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STATE BANK GROUND BREAKING
Pictured above from left to right i.s Father L. D. Day, Pastor df St Mary's (Tatholic Church, Louis Van Acker, director of State Bank, Wilpault Brill, director of State Bank, Henry Wells, di¬ rector of State Bank - John Vostel, architect - Wayne Miller, preaident of State Bank of Huntley - Roy Bankes, vice president Of State Bank of Huntley - William McCredie, president of the ioard - 6arl Heineman, illrector of bank - Rev. Dr. Fred Harm, pastor of "Trinity Lutheran Church - Henry Marlowe, director of $tate Bank as they Watch Mayor Don Enstrom break ground.
Wayne Miller, President of the State Bank lends a hand' ffi stirtiitg the bank's construction.
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Pictured  above H the  former  Mayor of  Huntley,  Wilpauff Brill, as he s<^oops tip ^artfa.
State Bank Groundbreaking
Last Monday, June 7th a groundbreaking cercrticniy was held at the new site of the S'atc Bank of Huntley, off Route 47 and the H.untley Al- gonqiiin Blacktop. Wayne Mil¬ ler, president of the bar.lk was the M.C. for the ceremonies. He thanked all cf the buslne?* men a.".d wives for honoring them with their presence- Mr. Miller then intix>duced Father L. D. Day, who led the groulp in prater. Father Day said that the .secret r.f success in Hunit¬ ley was that the whole town locked arm* and extended a helping hand in a spirit of co¬ operation,  !cve and friendship.
Wayne Miller, follcwel Fa¬ ther Day, thanking the Village Board and' Plannin'g- Commis¬ sion lor thc'r cooperation and introducing Mayor Don En¬ strom. The Mayor congratula:'3d the bank stating that the new site wculd improve the town.
At this proint in the cercmcny Mr. McCredie wa's honored and the history of the bank was told. Mr. Miller stated that the actual digging- and construc¬ tion will not take place for 60 days, bLt that it is fiiMin.g to start in this Bicentennial year. Mayor Enstrom was the first to try to sipeed up construction with his large shovelful ctf dirt. Following the Mayor, Henry Marlowe, Earl Henneman, Roy Bankes, Wayne Miller, WilpauU Brill, Louis Van Aoker and Hen¬ ry wells all turned eath.
Following the groundbreakinig ceremony a lunch was served at Pinecre'it Country Oluib for all in atter.tJance. Rev. Dr. Fred Harm gave tho lunr.heon bless¬ ing, saying that God was the give;- of the perfect gift, love, and that we should thank h«n for this t'-ft. He also staited that we .should dccronstrate our thanks and asked a special blessittjj for the bark's new en¬ deavor. Wayne Miller, thei\, thanked Herb and June Jack- ish for the good lunch which they had prepared.
WCJ'gnitaries r/resent froht other banks were introduced; from Continental Bagk in Oii-
Negro Man  Arreated
Pictiired above Is Glen Hansford of Ben Hansford Chevrolet as he hucked his tow truck up to the car driven by Kenneth Ragland from a field near the Hoist home.
Indecent Exposure and Burglary  at Hoist Residence
On June 7th at approximate ly 8 p.m. Officer Donald Thom¬ as received a call from Rioh¬ ard Hoist to come to the Hoist home on Algonquin Rd. While he was on the way, a hurry up call came through. Mrs. Hoist met Officer Thomas in the driveway and explained that her husband was guarding their home and that the subject was inside. Officer "I>omas report¬ ed that Donald Hoist was watching the rear of the house with a shotgun in his hands.
Mr. Hoist stated that a Ne¬ gro male came driving up the road fast and recklessly to¬ wards the hoose in a dark blue Ford. The subject then got out of his car and ran in the house. Mr. Heist stated that he fired one shot  into the air and toH
Proclamation
WHEREAS he people of the United States of America are celebrating the 2C0th anniver¬ sary of the birth qt this great nation  ,and
WHEREAS, the Congreus at the Undted States has declared the twenty-one days from Fta«
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the man to come out. T^e sub¬ ject threw out a bock, but vvould not come out. Mr. Hoist said that the subject wtas m the house with no clothes on atft he didn't know why.HoIst stated that there were mw* weopons in the house. Ait thl» time Officer Thomas saiw the offender in the plcOure window with what seemed to be a rifle. He called for btTck up unite. The officers tried to talk oot the subject, whea tfiis failed two depiiities went in and ee- corted  him  out.
Arrested was Kenneth W. Ragland, 23, of 8911 PemeO, Chicago, for indecent exposure. criminal trespass to land, crini- inal damage to property, reck¬ less driving and burglary. He was taken to the McHenry County jaii. Hfei car is being held at Ben Hansford Chevro¬ let. , '   I
Boys State Students
LcRoy Marks, Boy's State Chairman for Hunitley Ameri¬ can Legion Post 673 announoed today that David Strickland and Brian Briscoe, Huntky Jijjniar High students, wi^be^ttending Coatinaed on Page twa