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Huntley Police Report
Himtley poiice are looking for a
wWle  male man betweeif the  age
[of 40 and 45 wtio exposed himself
a 10 year old giijl at 6 p.m. on
March 7,  1974.  The offender was
Segedly driving a dirty while sta-
[tion   weapon.  The  offense  oc^uTcd
hte oomcr of MiU and Ctiurch.
A similar offense iin\"ol\r:«ig a wlt'to
taition wagon and male is reported
|ahr;-pening in Huntley approximate-
y twp weete pricr, Hun+ley Podice
d ^>preciate the coope-OTfi-n o'
ny ddzen having knowledge of ihis
rtiid* or the subject drivinp same.
On   Manch  3.   1974  a radio w?s
Ireoovcfcd   by   Huntley   Police   be-
oagpa^ to Quin O'Brien. The radiio
rae stolen from his car March  I,
974. Further invesitUsation is pend-
Debate on RTA at Village Board
Streakers Strike
On  Sunday,' Marrh  lOiTi  at  ap-
¦rtoximA'ely 4 iin. three strcaloers,
Don, laiRdy and (^iai4ie, itUerobed
•ifadn Stoeet between Woodstnck
Oiry^ aii# naoed «<b«md the
llaH^-«v«Klclloiw.
Ia a f«te at t fit t themnttey \iea0a Maari vatai to io on i«o«nl aa apditat Ute KapU tmfttt Hmtlaatltf Ml w/kUk will be mteS apea in Oie Man* 19 eledlM.   ' ^
After a Miato hitMea WrpafclfcM State RtftMeaiibve Srace WadeU aatatiaStmStatmIiigti!>teK,^aiii HjiUje, « motion > bf HMatar NafaMM Wmmmmaat aai aaamS^I^'-mStert Frank. Vaa Na yataa wtUh aaaaat tSaS IStag wtara bt |M^ <tf iba iil aitre lUm
Nental Health Coffee This Sunday at Legion
On Sunday, MatxJi 17th, a coffee wttl be hdd at One HunHey Ameri¬ can Legion Home tia9 a.m. and at 11:30 a.m, a^r church services for people interested In finding' out the meaning at them mental heedth refemdum to be held on March 19th. A representative from Pioneer Cen¬ ter, a wortehop fior those who are too handteafipei) io be helped-im- der the Specdtai Eduoation Program of the PubMc Sc^wois wiH be pre¬ sent.
Kindergarten Registration Mar 26
Reg^ratiion nor children entering kindergarten in the Hunttey School District 158 wil be held March 26 from 9-11 a.m. and 1-3 p.m. Chil¬ dren who win be five years old before Dec. 1 may enroll. Pien.'ip hiisig your diMd's bii^ ceitifioatc witti you.
RDegistratiioin fonns, medical and dental cards and other nwiterials w^ be distributed. Appointment w<U be made for April 2nd & 3i-d for kindergart»i visitation and ear & eye testin«:.
Preschooletv who wiU be 3 by Dae, 1, 1974 will aiso register on March TA, from 9-11 a.m. & 1-3 pjii. Thnw^ recent Illinois legislation, chttdpen 3 years of age or older may be served by the local school 9y*em. In oonjundtion wi<!h Idndei-- ganteo pegisftratior, a preschool ^en- sm wfll be oonducted. Tliis is the first step in providing edludateonfll MTvices ftw htese children in Mc¬ Henry Oounty. Parents wffl be adc- ed Id oontplete an naformation oard, brief medioal quesilioaDsire, aodai history of the ahaM, ad appoint- mants wffl be made for ear-& eye teaiiner to be h^ Aprtl 2 A 3.
Alter a census of aUt tlaee aod
Tho Anrtnal Hobo Show was heldi ct tho 1st Congregational Chiuirch] on Saturday, March 9th. The Hobo] Show i.s an Anmial even put on] by thew church's dwir. Folk»wing a) meal of gourmet Mulligian Stew wdth' ¦ ether hobo delioades served on TV', dinner trays, the group presentedji a musical theme "show. The oast lit- eluded. /t
Ann Buahal, Geoi-ge Buchal, Gafl  | Eckman, Elfen Brvii, Nancy Grau,i' Marcia Hardy, Oarl HiH, Dave Hill, /| Kathy  Jensen,   Mary  Loo  Hardy, Gerry  Lange,   Bfll  Le^ee,   Kathy Lovine, Dean Mariowe, Marge Mar¬ lowe,  John jiorrow,  Jim Moitow, April Ostema, Ruth Ann Hane, Bob¬ bi Sue Tessmer, Linda WeiricJi. Di¬ rector:   Ann   Tirk;   Piandst;   Helen Mariow^\
Pnogram: Filty Nifty United Stales; Chicago; PennsyK'aoda Pol¬ ka; Kentuck>' Babe, Sweet Georgia Bmwn; Jan Jose; Caiifomia E>ream- in': Keep Your Hyes on the Hands; Beef Stew; Huntley Song. Soloists: Bill L<'ggee, Gcoi-RC Buchfd.
The master ot' ceremonies w^s Apnil Ostema ¦with guesit sododst LeGee <and George Buchal, The Hobo« wish to thank everyone who aUended their dinner and show. A spcial thanks to Hein»nann Hard- w^are Store; J. H. Patterson; Viliage Inn; Huntley Hair FasWons; Village Siore; HutAley Shoe Bok; Fox bai¬ ley Fence; Holiday Inn; Marlowe Feed and Hatchery; Poly Speciadty's; Huntley State Bank; Hansen Heat- ing. Thank you all so much!
four year old ohildren by the Mc¬ Henry Coimty elementary school dis¬ tricts, follow-up screening will be provid'Od for some children. Purpose of this screening is to detect any spedai needs or proWeans of the pre-schooi child. Many cbfldren who are screened show i»o problems, and this is reaswiring to parents.
.CNtrf Report
Ri.^ald Mclntush. Richard Mca.- and  Ciniig Tracy   requested
Public Deifender in the Oooit of ge Thomas Baken- on Thursday, reh 14 for a variety of offences.
Judge Baker told Mr. Trac>',  17.
Ihiat  he  would   not  let. him go to
rii^ without a lawyer, as he oould
|go  to   tile   peneteotary   for  a long
.time.
Aflter the three had made out aippJication for public defender, they ^a^n appeared before Judge Bafcer.
Richanl meadows, the fiwft, told tfie judge that he had been irtakiiKfr ,$80. a week. The judge sadd that a puglic deifendeir womid be £^ potkiied (paid by the Couaty) for the pelimdnary hearing, but after tihiat, he wO'uld have to hire his own lawyer. The Judge said that Mr. Meadows should «ave his money.
Craig Tracy said that, he had been workinf 4 months and stipu¬ lated that he was single and bad no one to suppott. The judge asked him, among otter things, whHrt he did with bis mooey. Hhe toM Mr. Tnacy that he ooidd have a pubiic defender fon the peiimi«ary hear¬ ing. He then wotdd have to hire his own lawyer.
Ronald Mdntosh staited tihiat he had been employed for tbe last 3 years. He stipuiated that he had no dependents and nb money jp the hank. Tbe Judge commented, "... Nice way to Iiva . . ;" Mr. Mc¬ intosh also had a pnitMc defender appointed for hjm for the peiimin¬ ary hearing after which be ti^ have to employ his own lawyer.
Judge Baker suggested (faat the three might poiol their mooey and hire one lawyer to represent them.
Pdiminary heerkigB on the above 3 oases have been set ftr Miarch 25 t 9:30 A.M.
On Monday, Masrch 18, Rktnaxl Meadows, 19, wiH a(^>eiar beCore Judge Baker tor sentencing after piefidi^ guiky to a charge of rec- leas driving and fleeing and eludfaig: Huntley PoUce Oflicers on Februaiy 25th.
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iMltbi»iCX'A.   ' CifcNW us f;«ok daaAj are fiMt a haad INM AenMdrea — but tbey know it waoU never paM, m they aie ap—aortt a biB niMcb wfll make ytm, to McHemy Caaaly, wha pay yew, texce fats tor tbeir taraaeportatiott.
He aecoMl Sam Stdrnfa at taktef tihe otber sMe and bring to tavor of tbe RTA. becaase he b taaatas "om tbe ether sMe" (the Dettocradc ballot) as Us platfem for electt—.. This Stroape denied later' In tfae debate.
He aaid that RTA Btl whkb alpped tht«i|h tbe legUadaa, with a very ¦mil mai«hi veto, had beea a filJlEal foetbdi aad tfaat favors were ex¬ changed by file "big hejrf Mayer Daley- Gov. Walker aad Hoom speaker Blair, Dal^, he aaM coataela the votes aad he wants the RTA. Walker went al0i«, he said becaase he waats te be sue of tb« aomlnatloa to socceed  RTA AT VILLAGE BOARD — Continued on Page Two
THE R.TJL BILL
By MARGE O'NUEN
On Marcb 19th the voters of Cook, DuPage, Kane, Lake, Mc¬ Henry and WiU counties will de¬ cide on tbe Regionfd Transporta¬ tion Authority BUI. If this biU is passed, eight directors will be ap¬ pointed. There wlU be four from the City of Chicago, two from Sob- faurbasi Cook County and two fTom DuBage, Kane, Lake, McHenry and Will counties. Eadi of tbe direc¬ tors will serve a five-year term at a salary of $200 per day, not to exceed $26,000 a year. The tight directors will appoint a chairman who wiil be en^doyed full time. The directors will also decide what salary the cfasiman should receive.
The Board shall coatrol the fi¬ nances of the Authority." Ead» year after hearings in each oounty, the board will prepare a budget and program. They may tfaen pass an ordinance fo pot the program and finances into action. The board will also have a steiff to fvaluate transportation whldi is operating or proposed. They will ejso '"co- ordlnate the development and im¬ plement of public transportation programs to tfae end thai the mon¬ ies avadlabie to Uw Authority may be expeoiied in tfae most economi¬ cal matmer possibie with the leaat possible duplication.
Tfae Boanl can place a tax on motor fuel of not more than 6% and on motor vriiicle parldag by passing aa ordlMmce- "FalliBe to. adopt a budget oniinanoe or oAer- Ceatimed aat Page Two
RTA . . .
President Uuges VOTE "NO^' on RTA
At our last VOtage Board Meet¬ ing we bad a discussion on R,T.A. lite Board voted 4 io 2 not to en¬ dorse this RiT.A. bin « it Is now v*ltten. I bope we represent the fe^ngs of tbe peoph In ow town and I centafaiy hope that you peofile wtH oome out and vote against the R.T.A, on March 19tlv Don Eastrom vaqge Prestdent
Huntley Village Board
Routine busioese took up the first part of the Vifta^e -Board meeting Tbursday, March 7 after which Mae (3i«««k, Pteddent of the American Le^on Auxliaiy presented an American flag on a abandant to the Village Board and the Vlll^e of Huntiey. Thte flag wHl rentsin in tiie Board room.
At tliis time Rdchand Enstrom, Vilage Oeric led the pledge of al- ie^nce to the flag.
A lesolutios boooring Glen Cble. Board member who paased asmy last moeth for hit servioe* Whs read aad ptesented to his wdfe.
Randy Woodman, Vttsge ei^ineer hatl good new* for tbe Boanl. He rspotted ikat aotna ot the atate 'ftands wbich am a pact of a gmot Cor Uie aewer and water syatem are abw avMiMe and tfaat he was going te SpningfiaU on McoikQr, Mardt 11 r«vinik« (Us.
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