The Huntley Farmside

              SERVING THE PEOPLE OF HUNTLEY SINCE 1960
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HUNTLEY, ILLINOIS
THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1993 - VOLUME 33, NUMBER 14
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Cable Commission To Meet In Huntley
The Fox Valley Regional Cable Commission will be meeting in Huntley at the Village Hall this Thursday, August 5, at 7:30pm. Dr. Barry Orton, a telecommuni¬ cations professor from the University of Wisconsin-
Madison, is the expert hired by the commission for consultation. Area residents who may have a problem with their cable television service, or are interested in what the commission is doing, should attend.
Newly Opened Tip Top Cafe Welcomes Patrons
Ziya Senturk and Bill Lopez (owners of the nearby Country Junction Restaurant), along with Agim Toska, have just opened the Tip Top Cafe on the Square in Woodstock. Since the filming of "Groundhog Day" in Woodstock, folks have been talking about the Tip Top Cafe, which was featured in the movie. Now you can enjoy a nice assortment of tasty items in the reataurant where Bill Murray ate each day in the movie. The menu features sandwiches, pizza, ice cream, soda & beer.
Huntley Chamber Declares Golf Outing Huge Success,    Makes Future Plans
By Cathy DeQuaker Huntley Area Chamber of
The Huntley Area Chamber of Commerce and Industry would like to thank all those who participated and volunteered their time and donations for the 1993 Golf Outing held on July 30 at Pinecrest Country Club.
Thanks to: Wade Runge. Dr. William Awe, Don Pietschmann, Bob Traxler, Steve DeQuaker, Pat Bieszki, Deborah Merhaut, Laurie Runge, Tricia Clancy, 1993 Miss Huntley Jennifer Lange and first runner-up Shannon Raby. Thank you to Sheets Surveying for the use of stakes for the hole sponsors; Ace Hardware, B&K Power Equipment, Country Junction Restaurant, Crystal Lake Country Club, Empress River Boat Casino, Essency Desktop Creations, GYMerica, Holiday Inn-Elgin, Huntley
Commerce & Industry Executive Director
Chiropractic and Massage Therapy. Marengo Ridge Golf Club, Mary Kay Cosmeties- Kristy Smith and Drathring, Northwest Herald, Pinecrest Country Club, S.S. Clipper, Village Inn Restaurant, Wander Inn, YMCA-Crystal Lake, Kall-A-Tax and Accounting Service, Walsh Chiropractic Center, Marengo Disposal, Huntley Floral, Northwest Mobile Fitness, Floyd's Restaurant, Crystal Lake Discount Golf and Tennis, McHenry County College-Small Business Development Center, Thomas Baker-attorney, Union Special, Bernat Development, Remke's Garage, Quality Water Conditioning, Pressing Matters Printing, King Chevrolet GEO, Traxco Inc, Lindow's Appliances, Tricia Clancy- broker/realtor-Windsor Realty,
Huntley Country Store, State Bank of Huntley and The Ambutal of Crystal Lake. Jim M'Lady Oldsmobile/Izuzu/Nissan of Crystal Lake sponsored our
hole-in-one prize. Ron Leathers of Merrill Lynch
sponsored the door prize.
Legat Architects sponsored the
golf balls. Wade Runge of Bunge & Associates sponsored the golf tees. Tom Pinkowski of Commonwealth Edison was the lucky winner of our door prize, an autographed Michael Jordon basketball.
Tentative plans are in the making for a sidewalk sale, arts & crafts fair and farmer's market in Sept. or Oct. during Chamber of Commerce week. The Chamber is seeking input from retailers to see if there is a desire for this type of event. If you
are a retailer or crafter and would like to participate, please contact the Chamber at 669-0166.
The Chamber would like to welcome a new business in town, Walk-In Pantry. Jim Doyle, owner, established the convenience store and is open for business. The Walk-In Pantry is located on Rt. 47, approximately 1/4 mile south of Algonquin Rd. Also, welcome to Merrill Lynch, Fast Signs and Cookie Sntiith.
The next Business After Hours and Grand Opening will be held at Walsh Chiropractic Center, 10696 N. Rt. 47, on Friday, Aug. 20, at 6pm. Hors'doeurves and beverages will be served. If you would like to attend, contact the Chamber office by Aug. 16.
The Board of Directors has
recently adopted an organiza¬ tional chart for the Chamber. The chart consists of four divisions on which the Chamber will be structured: Business & Economic Development, Public Relations, Internal Affairs and Government Affairs. Each division has several committees under them. If anyone is interested in being on a committee, contact the Chamber for details. Division chairpersons are: Government
Affairs-Thomas Baker, former State's Attorney for McHenry County; Public Relations-Pat Bieszki, owner of Northwest Mobile Fitness and the Fitness Connection; and Internal Affairs-Wade Runge of Bunge & 'Assoc. P.C. The Business and Economic Development chair is open at this time.
See Pages 8 & 9 for Huntley Park District Ball Team Photos . .
More McHenry County Fair News On Page 4
Kathy Goes Car Shopping On Page 10 .