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THURSDAY, DECEMBERS. 1983 VOLUME 23-NUMBER 34
GRAFTON TOWNSHIP'S OFHCIAL NEWSPAPER -SINCE 1960
/ Huntley High School ^ School Files Huntley, III. 60142
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SERVING THE PEOPLE OF HUNTLEY SINCE 1960
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Penguins Christmas Party
Br. O'Laugtalin Leaves Himtley
Pictured above is Larry "Buzz* Barton sitting on Cookie Monster's lap at the Penguins Snowmobile Club's Christmas Party while Oscar greets excited children. The two Sesame Street characters were play by Lt. Miller and Officer Bob Wiggins of the Carpentersville Police.
The main event, Santa coming with his bag full of toys followed shortly thereafter to the delight of youngsters young and old. After Santa left for the North Pole, the club served a Pot-lucic dinner.
BURGLAR CAUGHT IN ACT
On November 29th at approximately 2 am, Huntley Police responded to 11603 Second St. on a burgulary in progress call.
Due to the fact that the mother had barricaded herself in a bedroom, Huntley Police, assisted by Dlinois State Police, were forced to gain entry through the front door. A search ofthe home led to the arrest of Gary R. Lutz of DuPage County.
Mr. Lutz was charged with residential burglary and is now being held on $20,000 cash bond in the McHenry County Jail.
Chief Rossi added, that Mr. Lutz was out on parole from a state penitentary at the time. 	
Park Board Park District Minutes
The regular meeting of the Huntley Park District was called to order at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, November 30, 198.'. Present were: Commiss¬ ioners Jures, Mercer. Gumett and .lurs. Attomey Cowlin. LeRoy Wirsing. James Greve and Jim Ketchmark.
The minutes of the October 26 meeting were read. Mr. Gumett moved to approve the minutes, seconded by Mr. Jurs. All Commissioners voted aye and the motion carried.
Lions Christmas Party
Pictured presents a the needy.
is  Lioness Oub President,   Bev Haitmann  as she check to Santa fot the Lion's Qub Christtnu Baakets for
Afterwards, a card touma¬ ment was held ending with 3 individual winners with high scores. Norm Brettschneider. Gail Wasserstrass and Darryl (iurnett and a Boobie Prize Winner, Fern Enstrom.
Everyone had a grand time.
last Saturday, the Lions Club held their annual Christ¬ mas Party al the American Legion w here Roast Turkey with all fhe trimmings was served by fhe Auxiliary.
Christmas Carols were sung before and after dinner and Santa Claus visited with a gift for all and a surprise to all, "He almost lost his pants." Seems Santa has been losing a little wight I
Dr. James O'Laughlin announced this week that he has sold his Huntley Dental Practice to a group of dentists from the Elgin area. They are; Dr. Kenneth C. Bork. Dr. Douglas P. Bork. and Dr. Dean W. Lodding.
Dr. O'Laughlin has served the Huntley area for the past 13 years and has written a personal letter to the community, published elsewhere in this edition.
Vehicle  Stickers Are Ready
THE FRIENDLY VILLAGE WITH COUNTRY CHARM
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1984 Vehicle Stfckera are now available for purchase at the Village Hall. Hours are Mon. & Sat. from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and Tuesday thru
Friday 8:30 am to 4:00 pm.
The prke of Vehicle Stkkers for Trucks is SS.OO and for Cars. Motorcycles, and Snowmobiles the price is S3.00.