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VOLUME 15 — NUMBER 24 THURSDAY, WPTEMBER 12,1974
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FRANK  P,A24SEK PO  192
HUMTLEY,   ILL
SPACES
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School Calendar
September     — Football at Hia¬ watha, 7:30 p.m.
Sept. 9 — FootbaU, Hiawatha, Fpesh-Soph,  7:00 a.m.
Sept. 11 — Curriculum Day - Dis- misisal at 2:22 p.m.
Sept. 13 — Football - Earlville 7:30 p.m.
Sept. 14 — FFA Bicyde S^ety check 9:30 a.m. - Rodeo 1:00 p.m.
Sept. 17 — *P.T.A., 7:30 p.m., Subject: "What should you expect Schools to do for your chanlnen?"
Sept. 21 — Football - At Hamp¬ shire 2:00 p.m.
Sept. 23-28 — Homecoming Week
Sept. 23 — Football - Hampshire - Presh-Soph 3:45 p.m.-
Sept.  28 — Homecoming.   10:00
a-m., "Parade; 12:00 p.m. FoolhaU -
' Mooseheart - Fresh So^; 2:00 p.m.
Football  -   Mooseheaft  -   Varsity;
8:00 p.m. Dance.
Sept. 30 — Inservice day - Dis¬ missal at Noon.
Ootober 4 — High Schooi Flailure Notices to Parents.
Oot. 4 — Foothall - At Richmond 7:30 p.m. - Booster Trip.
Oct. 7 — Football - Richmond 5:00 p.m. - Fresh-Soph.
Oct. 9 _ P.T.A. - High School Opeo House - 7:30 p.m.
Oct 11 — FoothaM - Genoa-King- atatt - Freeh-Soph 6:00 p.ni.
Oct. 11 — Football - Genoa-King- rfui     Varsity 7:30 p.nu
Oct. 14 — CohmAws Day - No
Oot. 15 — P.T.A. - Elemedhary Open H4use - 7:30 p.m.
Oct 19 — Football - At Hebron 2:00 p.m.
Oct. 21 — Football - Hebron - Fresh-Sopli 3:30 p.m.
Oct. 23 — Curriculum Day - Dis¬ missal at 2:22 p.m.
Oct. 25 — Football - Wheaton Christian - 7:30 p.m.
* The faculty will be introduced at open house instead of at the first meeting.
2 Indited for Attempted Murder In Huntley
The McHenry County Grand Jury indited two men in the Huntley shooting incident wWoh occurred in front of Codenijan's Tavern Augoust 25th. Arthur D. Cannes, Belvidere, and Jobn F. -Powell of Popular Grove were charged with attempted murder, ag-gravated assult £^nd un¬ lawful use of weaponfi.
The Grand Jury charged that the men had attonpted to murderBMinie Smith and Silas Christian by alleg¬ edly fjring harvdguin at them with the intent to kill. There are seven counts in all against the men.
Police Report
Sept. 3 — In Woodstock there were two cases handled by llie Hunt¬ ley Police Do-pt. that was presented to the Grand Jitry. After hearing both cases the Grand Jury handed down a True Bill against all subjects involved. Trials are now pending.
Charged with Arson, a Mr. EMdie Lyle will go to trial stemming from his arrest 6-8-74 in Union Special by Officer Robertshaw.
Mr. Arthur Cannes and Mr. John Powell are charged with attempted murder, aggravated assault, and violence. The two men were al¬ legedly involved in a shooting inci¬ dent In front of a kxal tavern in Huntley, 03cers handlii^ the ease were Officer lieKeati^,'"nmii«f Beatty and Chief Dziewior.
Sept. 3 — Domestic Problems - On two diferent calls, a husband and wife were having words which seem¬ ed to get out of hand, after talking to the police oficers they calmed down and both agreed to seeing their lawyers or ooimsellors.
Sept. 4 — A cassette tape player was removed from an auto along with a nnmber of tapes, police after in¬ vestigating the theft report, the tiipe Continued on Back Page FOLK E  REPORT
Village Board Minutes
The Regfdar Meetang ol the Vil¬ lage Board was held in the Board Room of the Village HaU, Thursday evening, September 5, 1974 at 7:30 p.m.
The fcdlowing officers were pre¬ sent: Presadert Enstrom, TYustees: Zimmennasi, Stroupe, PKank, Eg¬ gers, Manning, as w^ as Attorney Oaidwell, Mc. Ranc^ Woodnmn and Percy Swanson. Absent was Leonard Ackman.
The minutes were presented and as there were no corrections or al¬ terations to be irtade, they stood ap¬ proved as presented.
The Treasurer's Reports for July and August were then presented and discussed. A motion was made by Tnustee Eggers, seconded by TtMS- tee Zimmerman, to approve these reports and upon roll call, all mem¬ bers %"Oted aye and the motion car¬ ried.
The Motor Fuel Tax Aliotment for July was $1,233,04 and the muni¬ cipal Tax was $7,644.49.
A motion was made by Prank, sec¬ onded by Eggers, to allow all bills and have ordets drawn on the Treas¬ urer for their amount. Moteon was carried.
Th^ Presidertt then recognized Randy Woodman of Baxter and Woodnun, who gave the Boamd a report on tbe progress df the Fed¬ eral Goveixaneiato daoMoo a« to
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were satisfied but that they atiH had no word ftom the Federal Gov¬ ernment. He said the! they would keep the Board infonned and then left the meeting.
Percy Swanson informed the Trus¬ tees that he felt the streets, Ed¬ ward and North Ohurch, were not up to specafioatioos. After a discus¬ sion, it was decided that the Street Committee should meet and take Continued on Pace Two VIIXAGE BOARD
Parkside Team Take 1st in League
Pictured above are members of the Parkside Tavern Horseshoe tesan who took 1st place in the lea^e during the 1974 season. The lea«rue is comprised of teams from Huntley
Union Marengo and Hampshire. This is the 2nd year that the Parkside team took the trophy.
Membera are: (fTMit) Bill Mones, Kenny Strissel, Marv Radloff, John
Mattbgly, (back row) Ed Piske, Jerry Laii^r, Gene Maitlne, Louis Van Acker rLeRoy Wk«it«, flod Bkh Lambwefar.
lst Woman on Hundey Police
Min MaxiaC. Hiiundez hn bean
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past two*yieaia with the UoHenry County Sherilfs DefMttment, stait¬ ing as a oadet hi 1972. Sbe was de¬ putized by the deportment In March 1973 and acted as tattma aod translator at the McHenry Oouoty JadL
The new Hurttley Police Officer was bom in Texas and has lived in Woodstock for the past 19 years. She speaks Spanish and EngUsh fluently and bas been used as a translatar by the State Police, County aieatffs Police, and local police thmu^iout the area. She bas received training
h— triwtt adfcgt 1»M»n farpMoa tratrlsis hwhalhn foadtanMnliBlt of criminal inveatlSMfetoa, ciimfaial taw (or pottce ofttoen md inadMog of juvenUea. Sbe ptana to continue her her eduoatioQ.
Miss Heaiandez caaie to Hunfley when the Opportunity waa ottered to her to go on patrol. She is one of two women la McHemy Courity who are u^ed ki ttie type of pottoe work.
Miss Heniaadez stated that sbe has wanted to be a polioeoian since she was a &tie girl.
County Waterf ights In Huntley Sept ISth
McHenry County Waterfigbts As¬ sociation waterlii^ tournament will be held Sunday, Septwnber 15, 1974 at 1 p.m. at the Hvmtley Village Square. Approximately 20 teams will participate. Tnophiess will be award¬ ed to the 1st, 2iid, 3rd, and 4th place teems.
Menu of the Week
Menu Week of 9-16 - 20-74
Monday Pizza burger on biui, wl>oie kernel oom, potato chip, sugar cookies, millc.
Tuesday Fried chicken, mashed potaboee, buttered mixed vegetahles, cran¬ berry sauce, buttered ba?ead, ap- plaaauoe, mtlk.
Wednesday Meat balls in tomato sauoe, steam¬ ed   rice,   buttered   green   beame, Clierry jetto with riches whip, bat¬ tered bread, mdlk.
Thuisday Tomato so*^ ttod crackers, ham sandwich or peanut batter aand- wkh, oottace cheese, fruit, milk.
Friday Fisb squares io tuter aauee, oole ^3w, battered bread, pineapiile, milk.
School Board Adopts Holt School Math   j
The Holt School Madhemotks ser¬ ies has been adbpted by the Board of Eduoation to be us€d in grades 1-8. This ciune about after several months of study by tfae grade scfaool staff, of malhemaiioB series avati- able.
A basic pramise of the Holt School Mathematics program is tl»t each child is an individual. Each dilkl learns in his own personal way. Hence each chUd should be moti¬ vated in tlis own pemnal way.
The B^ pcograoi, acoonlingly, provides iostmciUonal compoaenfes and teacfaiog 8(iiate0ies tfatt snooeed in nntiivatihg atodents: aiveinges, above average, and t>elow average. Eafh oompDoeot is designed to mo¬ tivate cNbtDea ki tlifferent wagni and to develop in tbem an uoderalaadlog of an abaity to use matheiiulldk.
The basic oore of the Hdtts Stfaool MJathemaidcs prvigram is cttetofiy created texttwok and teacher^ edl- ikxL aooompaeied t^ workboote, MU masters and test maiteiB. In addi¬ tion to the basic oore material, tbere is a full range of multi-media oom- pooeots: taacfainc oassettea wilfa worlosheets, soiaid Hknsti^, anawev booklets and tnelzicatton maalan.
Otyanialioa of tbe HSM poo^am is structured around tbe 11 baaio HSM
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