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F/V/e Men Arrested In New Incidents Kivo Mo Henry area men were arrested on charges siemming from alcohol related incidents over the holiday weekend. Starting outNthe new-year in fine fashion, the police were caTleSito Ithe home of Kathy McCauley 'at 219 Rosedale-r McHenry, at about 2:30 a.m. Jan. 1, after, her , brother* Ralph Freeman, had arrived at the home intoxicated and broke two windows. As a result of breaking the windows. Krecimm»alsn t*ul his hands and was taken to McHenry hospital for treatment. Ai 3:15 a.m. the same morning, the police/had to return to the home Decause Freeman had also returned and "created another disturbance." Ralph Freeman, 17, of 5416 Garden Quarter, McHenry, was arrested for criminal damage to property under J5150^isorderl^ond^^nd 1.50 All Seals *1.50 STARTS FRIDAY THE DEER HUNTER. FRIBAY, SUNDAY THIU THURSDAY ? 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The Sheriff's police saw the car weaving on Route 120 and Tranberg was arrested for driving while intoxicated and disobeying- a no passing zone. . •" The Sheriff's police responded to a report of a disturbance at Route 176 and Nish road, near Crystal Lake. Some people at the scene were trying to prevent Wally Foreman, 20, of 1509 Pine, McHenry, from driving because the others believed Foreman to be intoxicated, SHOWPLACE 5 •• DOLBY STEREO He MOTION PICTURE $1.50 BAR6AM MATINEES "1941"-TK ROSE-ELECTRIC NORSEMAH-TRE BLACK HOLE FRIDAY TWRB TWiRSBAY TILL 2;30 PM FRL THRU THURS. 24:30-7115 NO PASSES - NO BARSAIN MATINEES JOHN t FREUN0 Freund Funeral Home Serving Wonder Lake and Chicagoland Area 815-728 0233 7611 HANCOCK DR. WONDER LAKE ONLY $975 Jr MO. 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(The minimum deposit is higher if you want to receive your interest in quarterly or monthly income checks.) „ % ' A substantial interest penalty is required for early withdrawal of all certificate accounts i m NaTIOIMaL BdNKOF IVFHGNRY 3011 WEST ELM STREET P Q BOX 338 MCHENRY. ILLINOIS BOOSO SI 5-385-5400 W Member FOIC according lo I lie report. When the police arrived. Foreman refused lo cooperate and was arrested for disorderly conduct, with bond set at $35. A report of a car parked on private property in Wonder Lake brought the Sheriffs police. Thomas Cheatham, 18, of 3719 Maple, McHenry, was arested for possession of cannabis with bond set at $3,500. Another person in the vehicle, Gregory Lorr, 18, of Wonder Lake, was ticketed for having open liquor in a motor vehicle. At noon last Saturday, Sheriff's police were called lo a beach in Wonder Lake belonging to the Hickory Falls association. Earlier in the day, several youths had been seen in the area. It was later discovered that two 250-gallon air tanks,0 oxygen tanks, benches, and other articles had been thrown into the water at the dam spillway. One redwood^stained table ~ was missing. Someone forced open the doors of two school buses at Johnsburg Elementary school and stole • two .10-'"" pound fire extinguishers. • • * * To learn, one must listen, and that's what throws many of us. They Don t Some people speak from experience. Others, from experience, don't speak. -Axtfpnna, Great Lakes. Settles On In Curriculum Johnsburg Community Unit school board members, in session / in December, voted to accept curriculum changes for the 1980-81 school year, as suggested by the administration. Some of the changes will be merely a consolidation of courses previously offered. The board also agreed lo keep a two-year science requirement and a four-year graduation requirement for all students who began their high school career at Johnsburg. The four-year requirement would be reduced onlv in cases of hardship. Other board action in­ cluded the acceptance of both student trips proposed for 1980. The first, proposed by Cathy Abreu, high school language teacher, is an American Study Travel Abroad program to Mexico. The trip will take place June 10-20 at a cost of ap­ proximately $595. This trip will provide an in-depth look at the Mexican culture, and heritage, with visits to many places of interest including the National Palace, the Cathedral of Guadalupe, the Museum of Anthropology, Maximillian's Castle and a Bullfight. The second trip approved will be a cross-country ski trip planned for Jan. 18-21 by the JEEP club (Johnsburg Environmental Education program formerly known as the High School Outdoor club). The destination will be announced later Dr. Andreas was hopeful that the high school would be accepted to participate in the Urbana Reading program which would supply the, school" with $1,000 for materials, a management program and staff training. Jocelyn Booth, high school reading instructor, spoke highly of the program and its developmental approach. The program quota of 15 has been filled, but Johnsburg is receiving consideration as a sixteenth school. Steve Pollock reported that about 12 classes will be offered for adult education at the high school in con­ junction with McHenry County college. Some of the classes will be: typing, disco dancing, clock building, "photography, furniture refinishing, training for parenthood, physical education and cake decorating. Classes will be offered on Wednesday evenings and child care will be available for a fee. Pat Bingman reported that Johnsburg school district will be assessing local needs for nutrition education and formulatn plan for the district with the^ aid of a federal grant which is being received by the McHenry county regional superintendent's office for county schools. The district is looking into a lunch program for senior citizens. Dialogue seemed favorable in this direction. Dr. Ken Falkinham discussed the progression of the new additions and problems with various phases, but he feels that on the whole, things are moving .along- Some discussion was held on the annual board-staff dinner and funds were released for a down payment on the next event. National 4-.H news dedicated its November issue, in part, to 4-H in schools, which printed an article entitled "4-H Mini Fair" by Jodi Beutel of McHenry. The article ex­ plains the success of Johnsburg's mini-course program materials. used with 4-H A letter has been sent to Edward Parks, attorney for the Ridgeway subdivision, stating the board's in­ tentions on the bus issue. The lettfer. points out that the board will not hire a full- time supervisor and that the s u p e r i n t e n d e n t h a s discretionary power to hire a person to ride the bus for a few days if the need arises. THE LARGEST INVENTORY OF WATER PUMPS INTHl£MIDWEST WE "Jot Pumps SERVICE •Submorsibl* Pumps At . *AII Typo of Pump Ports *Coptivo Air Tanks" BRANDS ^ • ' •Wator Filters *$oftonors c i •Hydr-o-matic Sump Pumps r " • •Wall Drilling RED •Idool Sump Pumps \ JACKET\ •Everything Wolsr THE HOUSE THAT GOOD_ I V VA/CI I C ( y / 3TA RfTE WELLS BUILT VV|Henry county] CD. pUfv|p 815 385-5252 3200 N. RICHMOND RD. (ROUTE 31 NORTH) McHENRY ILL. 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