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VOLUMK   14 — NUMBER  37 THURSDAY, DECEMBER uy 1973
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FRANK PARISEK PO 19:^ HUMTLEY, H,I»
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"M SURE YOU ARE RIGHT, THEN GO AHEAD" — DavM Creetetl
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December Village Board Meeting
The regular meeting ol the Huj>t- ley ViUaee Board was held on Thursday, December 6Wi with all members  present.
The highlight of the mee'ing was the hiring of h Chief of Police. The PoUc,. C.omm.ittee had reviewed sev¬ eral candidates for the position. In uddltiop to a local inve«iga«Jor of -the carididate. the McHenry County Sheriff's Departmemt searched their recoixt. After a lengthy execuftive session, the Board voted to hire William Otto Friedl to fill the po¬ sition.
Mr. Ralph Ooleman and Mr. Brian ColeSTtan were present at the meet, ing, the board had stated thiat they ¦would dSscuss the pos>siWlity of ellniinattng the 4 a.m. liquor license in theVillaRC of Hontley Pinecrest Golf CouTise and Colemans Tavern are the only two e.staWishments who purchased the more expensive liccn.s(.>. The Colemans pi^sented a petition with 100 pigr«tures from residents of the Village and people who work in town ni favor of keep¬ ing the 4 a.m. Hcense. The Board voted u> table the matter at the December meeting.
The Board passed the sidewalk ordinance which will require resi¬ dents on certain streets within the HlBii^ir (o pface wiewaUB in front 0* theb- property. The board will give residents who have shn*beiy tdanted on sidewalk right-of-way ad. ditional time to more it. It also will go around healthy tuees rattier than destiX)ying them. This ordinance is published elsewhere in this paper.
The board dttscussed the possi¬ bility of placing a flashing red light at Mill Street and Route 47. At¬ torney Caldwell said that the State no tonger pennirts such devices.
It was reported that the petttians for crossine gates at Route 47 and Main Street, t**s a flashing signsa at the Mill Stneet Railroad Crossing are on file with, the Stafte. The Boaxli envpowered the vQtege attorney to get the neoesaary evidence to ac¬ quire these gates
Eight inches of land was vacated to the Fox V^ley Landscapi^ Oom. pany to comply with ViHage Ordi¬ nances.
It was reported that the Village now has $200,000.00 in savings.
Emergency School Closing
Emergency sdiool closing for Huntley School District No. 158 wtil be repotted to WTVS, Crystal Lake and WRMN and WUKL-FM of El¬ gin.
Parents and students are asked to Ksten to WIVS-AM 850, WRMN-AM 1410 and WJKL-FM 94.3.
Tile above radio Nations wiH be used because their programing per¬ mits repeated armouncements con- cemii^ sdiood clo^gs.
Letters To Santa
The State Bank of Huntiey is ac¬ cepting letters that are written by small children to Santa Claus. Tliese letters wall be apswered by Old Saint Nick and the bank has been empowered to give any child a San¬ ta colOT-ing book and "Happy Face" button to the chiklmi that write him a letter.
Please oonside>r the State Bank of Huntley as heiadquaiterB for your ohiW'.5 letter to Santa.
If you should have any questions, please refer your call to Miss Donmi- en at 669-5151.
Meister Singers To Presnt Hoho Show
The Meistersingers from Ft. Lau¬ derdale, Fla. will present a Hoho Shew at ^ Congraifiaitiraial Ghurc#i Social Hall Sundlay, Dec. 16'h at 7:30 PM. They are giving this per- forjnance as a "Thank Ywi" to all the people for the kind hospitality they have extended the choru?. Miss Faye Marlowe stated that without the local pe:^le providing hoiisiing it  would  have  been  imp ssible for
them to tour NorJhern  Illincls. e   The  Mudents  wiS present qoo- certs a! WfcsdfieW and Dterryvale
.>;hopfing ceTiileis, Marengo, Lci.ti- bard, Mooseheart and HurAley High Schools. They plan to tour the Mu¬ seum of Science and Industry, Ad¬ ler Planetaiium, Fields Miiseum and attend a musical a the Shubert Theaer.
Mrs.   Lucille   TTiurow   and   Mrs.
Marae Eggers will serve sa-ne c»' the mekfe and the stttdMatB yA shiy in tocal homes. The 53 students and 6 adults will make the Herwy Marlowe home at 47 N. OSurch St. their headqoar ers.
They are looking foi-ward to at¬ tending the High School Sock Hep. Saturday evening and meeting the local students. The Meistersingers extend   an  invitation  to   the  local
students b) go caroUne af'.tr the Hate Shcur Suactoy «verii# Suadiir e^tlsmocn Mr. CJBen ISetoney |k ntaking airangements tor them t» shde down the hoH at the local school. Many have never seen snow so If you have a sled or toboggan pilease ccme join them Sunday af¬ ternoon for some fun.
Christinas Celehration Oec 15
The Huntley merdiants are mak¬ ing plans to weicome Santa to the oommuiMty DeoembeT 16th. The celebration is to indude all age giroups from pre-sohotri up. Donations are now being accepted far the Christmas celebratkai. Anyone inter ested in donating should address thear checks to Santa's Fund, P.O. Box 395, Huntley, Illinois. SCHEDULE —
1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. pre-school. ers thru second grdde. Santa Claus arrival, Crown Snow Princes and Snow Prince
3:00 pm. - 4:00 p.m. — Grane 3, 4 aaid 5. Cartoons, First Oongregat- ional Church Social Hall.
6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. — Grades 6, 7 and 8. Jr. High Sock Hop, First t^onongrejgaftaonal Church's Social Hall Refreshments
8:30 - 11:30 p.m. — Grades 9 thru 12. Hi^ School Dance Music by - "Sympathy," First Oongnegat ional Church's Social Hall Refresh¬ ments.
Eligibility  for  Snow   Princess   and Soow Prince. Age 4 throu^ 8. Bal¬ lot boxes will be placed at various merdiants for singing up. Parents be sure to register your child be- Ibre December 13th. THE  FOLLOWING   DONATED: POLY  SPECIALTIES,  INC DEANS POODS JAMES OLAUGHUN JACOB RICHARDS ROY DIEDRIOK JIMS CITGO SERVICE BOWL-HI LANES AL BLANKENSHIP EL SCHARF TOM A BILL MRS. DICK ROBERTA SWEENEY SAW SHARPENING
VILLAGE INN HAROI.D DOTY RON & MARY STROUPR HARRY'S SUPER VALU COLEMAN'S TAP MR & MRS BOB FX:KMAN MR & MRS JAMES O'CXJNNOR SR TOWN TAP
CHUCKS BARBER SHOP STATE BANK OF HUNTLEY A. W   ROBINSON CO. CUNT BIRKENADER HARRY GERGERCALS JOYCE & WALT CLARENCE'S BARBER SHOP HUNTLEY FARM STORE K. P  BAKLEY LITTLE AMERICA B & B SERVICE OFFIE'S TAP DAVE STERNBERG SLOW MOE NANCY REH DELORES McGEE DAISY KUNKE MUELLER FARMS UONS CLUB COILS INC HANSEN HEATING &
PLUMBING MARGES BEAUTY SHOP JIM & NANCY GRIMES J. H. PATTERSON MIDWEST WELL SUPPLY VILLAGE STORE RUTH'S BEAUTY SHOP BARNEY  KILLIAN RON HILL
BEN   HANSFdRD   CHEVROLET PENQUIN   SNOWMOBILE   CLUB HAROLD STAFFORD EVELYN & CLEM HARTMAN MARY JANE & BILL JUNE OBENAUF IRISH & DICK JACOBS MARLOWE FEED & HATCHERY
RELIABLE MOTORS ELMERS DISCO BECKER BROS. APIS. HEINEMAN'S HARDWARE HUNTLEY   FARMSIDE ERNIES RESTAURANT DOROTHY & JOE SCHALLER PARKSIDE TAP HENRY WELI-S
New Police Chief Hired
Wimam Otto Friedl, 35, was ap¬ pointed acting Chief of Police unliil ApM-il 1, 1974. Mr Friedl will take over the position on January 1, 1974. At present he resides in Oar- pentersviUe but will shortly rnove to town. At present he is a patrol¬ man with the Barrington PoUce De. partment. He has however acted as an ur«5eroo\'er a^^ent and detectives. He has 36 hours towards his police scier.c-e certificalte. According to thf police committee Mr. Fniedl comes with the highest qilalifications for the job.
Post Office Christmas Hours Expanded
Postmaster Michelsen announces that the post office window hours will be extended from December 10 thru December 22. The stamn viandows will be open for service Mondays thcxi Saturday's from 7:00 a.m. to 5:30 pjn. dudng bhls time. There will also t>e receipt and dk- patch of madl on Sunday, Decem- l)er 15th and December 23rd.
Postmaster Michelsen advises that all parcels and ktleiB intended for delivery by Chrisbnas should be mailed immediateiy-
Be sure to use ZIP codes on all addresses.
Huntley Fireworks Case Continued
The case Involving Anthony T. Cartolano, owner of the Melrose Fireworks Com^bny located in Hunt. ley was postponed by Judfte Leonand Brody until Jaji. 10.
In the hearing Dec. 5 Simon Stick- gold, Ottolano's lawyer moved to surpress evidence in a criminal case aUeg:ing unlawful aaie of I^reworta to McHenry County undercover de¬ puties because the evidence was se- curet in an urdawful manner.
The amount of the purchase wMch the deputies are alleged to have made is $12.00. The date of the sale is Jane 1973 after tlie Tireworks plant was closed June l-^tfa by the Sherift on a complaint that fireworics were beii^ unlawfuUy exploded. Thb charge w«s <lsinisscd by Judge Thomas Baler.
Attorney Stiickgold argued tlsat the sheriffs men were in violattan of the co««t order when they pur¬ chased the firworks, stnce the i4ant wsa already under the Sheriif s oon- troi.
Assistant States Attorney Den Mengeling aiigured that wfaHe tiie fireworks were under the lesiU oon- trxd of the Sheriff, Cartotane sdU had actual physical oc»trol and Itatt nothing wias done to entrap him by the deputies.
Hic oondmiaoce was given to at- kmr Mm to amend his motion m Jiidge Brody commented that the nM<ion to suiprest evidence con¬ tained only oooolusions ot hi« cbart- es of eotrapment and lidawful se- curement ot evidraoe-