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•¦'T^Tr- ^ HUNTUIY ^5«^ VOLUME 16 — NUMBER 10 THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1975 - PHONE — i<»-M2l — UN. Aas««r 4S9-UM or 48M456 10 PAGES TRAMK PARFSEK PO 192 HtJNTLEY, ILL SERVING THB FtOPLB OP HUTOXBY STNClt HW ue C Ernesti Found Guilty Of Resisting Arrest Mr. Charles Emesti was found guUty on Thursday. June 4tli by a jury of 4 men and 8 women of re¬ sisting arrest. The trial wan heard in Judge Brodys Courtroom at the McHenry County Courthouse. Mr. O'Grady, attorney for Mr. EmesU, staid te would appeal tte verdict. Mr. Emesti was charged with run- jang a stop sign and resa.<*ing arrest on tte morning of January 26, 1974 in tte area of tte Green Diamond Restaurant in Huntiey, At a previous trial, Mr. Emesti was found Not Guilty of tte Stop Sign Violation by a jury of 12. This charge led to tte Inddents which resulted in tte re- sistkig arrest charge. Aooording to testimony p«eserted at tte trial. Officers McKeating and Stolquist had juSt finished break¬ fast at tte Green Diamond Restaur¬ ant and bad gone to (he squad car. Officer St<^quiist was inside of tte car wbBe Officer McKeating was outside. Officer McKeating stated (hat te observed Mr. Ernesti run (te stop sign at Dwyer Street and Rt 47 prioir to pulUiv into tte Oreen DUmvood lot Officer Stol^iist stated that te ^d not see Mr. Seaarti run .(to ftar a^ ta<t. flat Observed Uta }n tte reendew mknot aa he entered the Ofeen DlcnMttKi parking kit Offioer McKeating said that te teiied Mr. Elmesti several ttee*. with statemerAs such as "Excise me, sir" and "Wait a mlnite, I want to talk to you.'' Officer Mc¬ Keating said ttet te apprehended Mr. Ernesti in tte vestibule of the Green Diamond and tapped him on tte shoulder and told him "Hold it, I want to talk to y<Mi." Wiere- upon, he said, fknestl isming with his right arm in a cdrde toward him. he officer said te jumped tedt blocked tte blow and attempted to smib^hie Emesti. The offioer said that Mr. Emesti then took a second Swing at him. Office- Stolquist, who reportedly was oorfside the building arrived at (*iis time and assisted officer Mc Keating with Mr Ernesti to the squad car. According to testimony given by officer McKeating, Mr. Emesti cffli- tiniied to istruggle with the police after te was advised he was under arrest on the way to the squad cor. There wore several descrepancies tol, Offijoer MoKeatilng testimony which conflicted with other witness, es and his own police report. In ttet report the officer stated that Mr. Emesti's oar was parked several car lengths south of tte entrance of the Green Diamond Reertauiant. In his testimony te stated ttet the Emesti car was parked several oar lenghts north of (te enfcranoe. All of the other witnesses stated ttiat the oar -was parked in tte first parking place from tte doorway betiween 5 - 10 feet from the en- tronoe. In Ms report, (Micer M&. Keating .stated that Mr, Emesti had only swung <Hioe at him. Wten atted which repont was right. Officer Mc Keating stated that his testimony in court was accurate. Officer McKeating was shoMi a large drawhig of the Green Dia¬ mond parking lot and asked to pin point tte varioiM people and veh- Memorial Day In Huntley was colebrated on tte traditional holi¬ day last Friday, May 30th. Although many factories and businesses re¬ mained open, teving aelebra*ed the observance tte Monday tefore, a large crowd gathered to honor Amer ica's war dear. m& year's cerwnony atso mcurked tte beginning cf tte Bi-Ceoteanial peleteatjon of oar oounbry. Mrs. WiaUy Leooamd, Bi-Centetmiai Chair¬ man for Huntley, was present to inagurate tte observance. Ste uilBed aiQ^ne who 'nMed la eeetritote to te ceehraUon Iv esniacting her. A new flag pole and flag were dedieated iiy Oonanander Schultz and President fidsRian. Mrs. Anyild Oiesak pteced a wreath at tte bass cf tte flag pdiL ! .f .41 Tte guest speater of tte day was R^. Oal Skinner, Jr. Repre. sanliati^e Skiver tteoked (te eiem- bera df tte armed fosseanaho.hepM im oooqtor free- Ifae tiomeai Anthi^ w«ft jilayed and tte sakite to tte dead jicesKsufted by tte cara- billed Utix^ exmatJa of tte Huntly and Union Ametnlc^n Lagion Posts. The bendiction and invocation was given by Pastor Hann. WilMam Le Ge« .sain «>• ®Nir S|WM4ei.B(Meer. (Miss Ontoeg tadtiA *% JUnOirs noL" 'Me..aHBWd.iM.tlM>4aaieioiD Itsfoa Homa. Ito BMMf lAoKKiaaa Legion pa[typated,in.J pBic«das,.to Vsiop Huntley and Haimooy. COMMENCEMETfT FBODAY, JUNE 6, 1975 8$00 P Jl ' ¦ -^ PROCESSIONAL Pomp and Circumstance, Qgetr Helen Marlowe, Organist *INVOCATION Dr. Rev. Robert Frcnk PRESENTATION OF AMERICAN LEGION AWARCS Robert Schultz, CTomEOpnder ADDRESS Scott Ijjadsey, Salutatorion HIGH SCHOOL CONCERT CHOIR ¦--- "Remember" ADDRESS Kurt Bastian, Valedictorian PRESENTATION OF AWARDS -• LeRoy Marks, Superintendent C. WILLIAM LEGGEE The bnpossible Dream by Mitch Leigh PRESENTATION OF SENIOR CLASS WiUiam ttoylanx F^iadDO) PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS Norman Brettschneider Board of Educoticc *'THE ALMA MATER" High School Concert Chwr BENEDICTION Dr. Rev. Robert Ffank RECEPTION UNE Audience please stand klea ERNESTI Contlnned on Page Two Village Receives 22,400 Grant From State Aa patt of Covemor Dan Walker's Aaaeii0»d BuUding Program, tfae QBqeli' Em4roivnei4al Proteotion asen«r>l9<ter offered $22,400 to the Vttege of'Haatley to pirepare a fa- tCMfa plan for upgrading tte exist¬ ing aawige Oacfflity. ft^a total eligible coat of this pro)SCt is cetinittted to te 129,800. Based on this tigixe, HtmtHV viH provide 25%, or $7,400, aoconding to Dr. Ridiard H. BiioelaBdi direo¬ tor of (te Illinois EPA. "This Accelerated BuSdyiB|g PrOi- gram wis increeee by mote tban 65 per cent — from 230 to 3*01 — the nuniier of aeeage tareattpent con- struction peojeats mdntatoe (teou^KJut (he state, this year and ne«ti" We aie offeiriitg tte ovat tp Hunttey in an eCfoart to ogntznl -war, tar pollntloq^ to .Mnfirpure oir fwh' vinn^nt and to create ]q|^. "We aie woddng^ .4||k)c% aVk city official's, cooautting engineer- and contradtoFS in ao e^ort tp ^>eed tte flew ef ffc^itian caintnit money into'Ate <n«n«t;i<%.>pri]rot "Cleaner rivers and ataeaiue mean that our diviUkig maSee can te . moie easily purified. This povfiram wfll ensure ttet we will sooB sea rapid iuynteaieiit hi (he aciaalfte life of many of ear ateta watani. Te xecehe ea«* oOac «ea- mwdtfes had to submit an appUca- Gcattned en Back Page taiANT Lions Club to HoldChicken Bar-B-0 Patter's Day. June «. IWl tte Hundey Lions Club eW heel ^ tmnual Ohioten .Bsebequft i* w0 Runliev^ Flraham. ^OOa dtoxwr it tte odgBiniaaUoe's T«4m*Jf ttfitsy- maUng prejeot and all aambamam (hairirives wofi mtaDlg.iO.Jlt»' pate tte 1 anoorient iseat Dtaaer eneiale el hmfimsA cUctei, home baked hMMi. Ilff% ts«e, oc4» auw, roll, MHar *pA bevan^ls. DeeoawHieept^tif iWV: en, wMoh U prepeeil-^ *« 22» of (te club over open bartequ* |pR is a spei^ baatieqwe-awioe, Brt- paredfrom » laasiy ^e«^pa»«< HaOf ry MarlovuB, camera of Mariowe a Feed & Hatdwiy in HaiAly. Bdd>» made pies, prepared br the l»ola» of (to <ttuh, affl-eaaote awlWj»fc Servto* «o*e la from U:QI^m to 4:00 p.m. DiwatlDo ia: "^ S2:i9, ^»tBdran St>ti. iaalde tiea, oome "nto or 4«toe.* Money nteed by thla ar orgapizBtJon-wllte aped tot yodtfa aeHvMaa 4hre«^oati«e«rt«( to ntataav. -A. Fiiead^ ^J^i^ W«h tSeqehry C**"** •f**"?'^ de^tiopa meal io » Police Report 5-30^ P<*ice taveeWgated a aee* pWnt (yt orimitt* damage ta an auto. PbHce are «"»*>^**"*J*" vestlgation based on Idwnaaeee supplied to (hem , ^ _^ 5-30-75 PoMc* Stopped a *hJeot riding a mini-bike akog Algooq^n Bliadctop. Upon cheddBg, poooet found tte subject did net teve a •raUd license. The subjects pareff were contacted as te was a JwenBa. ' 6-1-75 OfTJcers took care tTpf.- perty damage accident on Alguui|(aa Blacktc*. Nc injuries were irwdvea and no arrests tickets issued. 6-3-76 Police charged Matftin 1* Straley, of WteeUog, BllnOls, eWi Improper Lwie Usage and DrWhg while iMider tte Tnfhienee. Offtoere on petxol observed Mr. ^^*^ vehide in tte area of Wunttey Boet Hi Lanes driving ettatically, cr«»»- ing tte center Une asvertl tfanes. ma oar was taken to Ben HaBitasd Chevrolet. At tte garage (te car «Might on lire. While tte poHce w«e «t tte fiae, tte Green CMamond rea- taiarant wag broken Into and from t30 to $50 ki cash taken. Poiioe in- vestigaited tte area and wifl oontfame tovvoric (»(He ioformattoo evpMed- Park Swimmi»g Notice Swimadoc kesoaa ba^ .Jaee 16 and end Jane 27 at Elgki Aoadaeqr pool. Ist aesalon, ages S-7* • laaae grade school et 11:30. ret«mi to 0pde sichool at 2:10. 2nd aeeilon ages 9*10^1 W2-», leave grade school et 1:46, return at 3:45. 2 ^attfied InSbraatorg .4(01.^ in itlie podi ait tte time. Bi^ S0im- miag adS, and towei Students in fi^k aas4<Si- sejpi- miog,, etteoting sumaaar sahdoL If you wish to bring your lunch to summer school Mrs. Bond will su¬ pervise from 12:00 to 12:30 uTOi etadei4a vriille (tey eat^tWir kmdi- ea. Be sure you teve someone here Coatfaaed aa Page Two SWIMMING
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Title | The Huntley Farmside |
Date | 1975-06-05 |
Month | 06 |
Day | 05 |
Year | 1975 |
Volume | 16 |
Issue | 10 |
Decade | 1970-1979 |
Creator | The Huntley Farmside |
Coverage | Huntley, Illinois, United States |
Description | Weekly Newspaper from the Huntley Area Public Library Collection |
Subject | Newspaper Archives |
Rights | This material may be protected by U.S. Copyright Law (Title 17 U.S. Code). |
Publisher | This Collection was digitized and loaded into CONTENTdm by OCLC Preservation Service Center (Bethlehem, PA) for the Huntley Area Public Library |
Source | Reproduction of library's print newspaper archives |


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Cellar/Tasting Notes A Morrell Discovery. Marcato Cabernet Franc is one of the most food-friendly wines we have ever come across; hugely popular at the Morrell Wine Bar & Cafe. It's got a spicy nose of white pepper and fresh tomatoes wrapped by bright red cherry fruit; a real find! Cab Franc is the new 'in'..
Cellar/Tasting Notes Everyone loves Pinot Grigio and everyone loves Soave. Marcato makes the best Pinot Grigio for the money (which we introduced to the market) and now Marcato also makes the best Soave. A fresh, crisp white with a nose of flowers, peaches, apricots and a hint of honey, soft and gentle on..
Cellar/Tasting Notes Dry, slightly fruity wine with just a hint of crispness. Delicious with oysters, shellfish or on its own.
Cellar/Tasting Notes Speris entry level Valpolicella. Ruby red, with intense, ample bouquet recalling vinous and almond notes; dry, flavorful and structured on the palate, with a pleasing bitterish nuance and great food versatility all around. 70% Corvina, 20% Rondinella, 5% Molinara, and 5% Oseleta. A magnificent..
Cellar/Tasting Notes "A textbook Prosecco; a frothy, fresh, pure, delicate and delicious sparkling wine. While it may lack the stuffing of a great Champagne, it is the perfect crisp sparkler to wash down antipasto or to enjoy as an aperitif."


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Selenium, a natural mineral found in multivitamins and in many foods such as grains, corn, fish, and animal organ meats, was originally investigated as a potential method of preventing skin cancer, but scientists found overwhelming evidence that it reduced prostate cancer risk. "Based on previous studies, there is a strong indication that selenium produces antioxidant affects that have shown to decrease the risk of prostate cancer," says S. Bruce Malkowicz, MD, associate professor of urology and principal investigator on the study. "To confirm these initial findings, we are conducting a long-term comprehensive study assessing the benefits of taking regular doses of selenium and determining whether this substance proves to reduce the incidence of the disease," he explains.
Penn is one of only 12 centers around the country offering these selenium trials, which are funded by the National Cancer Institute. "What makes taking selenium so appealing is that it's considered a natural mineral, one found in many common foods, and when taken in regulated dosages, is completely non-toxic," he explains.
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To be eligible for participation in the negative biopsy trial, men must be in overall good health, have a prostate-specific antigen or (PSA) reading of four or greater, and have had a negative prostate biopsy -- which indicates no evidence of cancer. Participants are randomized to take either a placebo or one of two selenium dosages of 200 or 400 mcg per day, respectively. The participants are monitored every six months and blood tests are taken to measure PSA levels. "We're hoping that this trial will show that selenium significantly decreases the risk of prostate cancer," explains Dr. Malkowicz.
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For some men, prostate cancer can be a slowing-growing disease and patients opt for watchful waiting, a method that involves nothing more than periodic surveillance of the cancer growth. For these men, another randomized trial is offered to assess if treatment with selenium slows the advancement of the disease. Participants in this 'watchful waiting' chemoprevention trial are given the substance in one of four different dosages or placebo. Participants may be eligible for this trial if their prostate cancer has been diagnosed within the last 48 months and only if they have not received any standard cancer treatment, such as hormonal therapy, chemotherapy or radiation therapy. "Offering selenium to patients who have already been diagnosed with prostate cancer is like taking a holistic approach towards their disease. For many men, it's a nice option." Malkowicz says.
Prostate cancer is most often diagnosed in men over the age of 50 and it's twice as common among African-American men as among white American men. At the age of 50, the American Cancer Society recommends that all men receive a PSA test and a digital rectal exam to test for the disease.
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During the 11th day of the trial, defense counsel Katherine Ferguson again relied upon forensic experts to question the findings regarding evidence reached by their counterparts who had previously testified for the prosecution.
Following the reading of the charge and the presentation of closing arguments by both sides, the jury in the 354th District Court is expected to receive the case to begin deliberations by lunchtime Friday.
Brandon Woodruff, 22, has pleaded not guilty to one count of capital murder in connection with the deaths of Dennis and Norma Woodruff. Prosecutors have alleged Woodruff killed his mother and father inside their home near Royse City sometime after 9 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 16, 2005. Their bodies were found in the residence two days later.
Woodruff remains in custody in the Hunt County Jail. Prosecutors are not seeking the death penalty as a punishment, should Woodruff be convicted of capital murder.
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Yes. The unit know how much capacity it has left so it does not have to regen that amount.
Although this is related to my other thread, it's a little more specific, and may be more helpful to all forum members as a new thread.
I'm in the process (with Gary's assistance) of tweaking the programming of my new Fleck 7000SXT 64K (2.0cuft) system.
When you get to Reserve Selection, there are 3 options:
Safety Factor - expressed as a percentage of the total capacity
Fixed Reserve Capacity - expressed as a gallon volume to be held as a reserve
Variable Reserve - from the Pentair manual: "Variable reserve refills the brine tank based on
gallon volume remaining when the unit starts regeneration."
From everything I've read, it seems Variable Reserve is the most "automatic" (i.e. goof-proof) method for establishing a reserve. However...
I've just begun to understand the concept of salt dose, and it's relationship to the Brine Fill cycle.
"...refills the brine tank..." Does this mean that Variable Reserve actually adjusts the salt dose?
Yes. The unit know how much capacity it has left so it does not have to regen that amount.
That is the usual description for variable brining; it varies the amount of refill which equals lbs of salt which regenerates so much capacity which is figured in gallons.
I don't see how that relates to variable reserve.
Variable reserve usually causes a regeneration before the meter zeros based on an average of capacity used per day over the last X (7) days and if the historic volume for 'tomorrow' will get into the reserve set aside in the computer, then it will start a regeneration (at the scheduled time, usually 2AM). It does that within the K of capacity you program and that does not include any reserve capacity.
Fleck may be doing it a bit different.
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Gary - I thought the exact same thing (after reading some of your other posts elsewhere).
I was also reading the Pentair 7000SXT manual (link below). On page 6 paragraph 3, it talks about changing the Control Type. The default is "Meter Delayed - Fd"...and then on page 7 paragraph 10 it talks about changing the Reserve Selection to Variable Reserve (cr)...I presume these both need to be changed to for the Variable Reserve function to work...hmmm.
Methinks a call to Pentair may be in order - although I doubt I'll get a straight answer.
Yes I would think it has to be metered-delayed but I base that on Clack's variable reserve and Autotrol's Technetic 1000 and Avantapur 'proportional bring'.
Years ago as a dealer, Fleck's tech support was very good at answering questions.
Let us know what you find out.
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Just received this email from Pentair (Wayne Ploense's responses in italics)
Question: Brand new 7000SXT. Came equipped with .125gpm BLFC. Any problem
changing it to .5 or 1.0 BLFC (to shorten BF and therefore overall regen time)?
Yes, the refill rate is based on injector size due to this unit refills the
brine tank with soft water back through the injector orifice size. Your unit is
giving you treated water after rapid rinse, not refill. Nor does it need to be
back in service before you have treated water. You have until the next regen to
have that brine tank refilled.
I need to clarify with him, but I think he's telling me: Do not change the BLFC...since it's calibrated (my word) to the injector. It sounds like if I change the BLFC, I'd need to change the injector as well - probably more work than it's worth (?)
Also, to use Variable Reserve, do I need to change both the Control Type (to
No that is a variable fill not variable reserve. Just change reserve to
I interpret this to mean: Where the manual talks about Control Type, it's actually talking about (what we call) variable brining (what he calls "variable fill").
Here's his contact info, incase anyone ever needs it:
Wayne Ploense
Pentair Water
Technical Sales/Support, CWS-1
1-800-279-9404 Ext 2119
That's good info. I didn't think you needed to change the BLFC. That size (odd to me) was used for a reason. I didn't say anything on the matter before because I truely didn't know the answer. Thanks for the info.
Again, to keep everyone informed and up to date, I asked Wayne for a little clarification (his responses in italics):
Ref the .125gpm BLFC: I should NOT change it, since it is correlated (my word)
to the injector...i.e. change one, change both (prob more work than it's worth.
No, but the injector size is critical to the performance of the system.
Ref changing Control Type to fdPb: NO to this as well.
Is this what's normally referred to as "variable brining"? (you called it
variable fill).
If this is correct, can we change the wording in the 7000SXT manual? Page 6
paragraph 3 calls it "Variable Reserve - fdPb"...but actually has nothing to do
with Variable Reserve. (covered in Reserve Selection page 7 paragraph 10).
Correct, that is a mistake in the manual.
I should have mentioned that the injector and BLFC go together. I would expect anyone selling you a BLFC would mention you have to change the injector and throat IIRC.
You should go back to the guys you bought it from and ask why they are using a .125 BLFC. It is a very odd size and there is no reason for it.
BTW, it is easy to change an injector etc.. You unscrew the old parts and screw in the new parts.
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I should have mentioned that the injector and BLFC go together. I would expect anyone selling you a BLFC would mention you have to change the injector and throat IIRC.
You should go back to the guys you bought it from and ask why they are using a .125 BLFC. It is a very odd size and there is no reason for it.
BTW, it is easy to change an injector etc.. You unscrew the old parts and screw in the new parts.
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OK...but does changing all of these screw up anything else with how it operates?
Just an aside, when we started all these discussions, I sent emails to both Pentair, and the outfit I bought it from...Wayne is the only one to reply (so far).
Wally, why would you even consider messing with with either the BLFC or the injector? Do you really believe that the manufacturers rep has no clue as to the performance parameters of HIS own equipment?
No, plumbing ain't rocket science. Unlike rocket science, plumbing requires a license!
Tom - Initially, I was interested in shortening the overall regen time. Even though it would occur at 2:00am, I thought the quicker the better. But Wayne points out that the system is basically "in-service", delivering soft water at the end of RR, and - as long as you do your math correctly - the length of BF time really doesn't matter.
As I learn more and more, and my ignorance is being replaced with knowledge, it's become more a curiosity thing more than anything else. I'm just wondering (and I think Gary is too), is there a reason (advantage) to a slower BLFC?
As of right now, I probably won't mess with it...unless our discussions here (again, civil and respectful) determine a significant advantage one way or another.
And trust me, I don't believe Wayne has "no clue". I respect and value his input just as much as anyone's. As a matter of fact, I was considering asking him to register and join in this discussion. I think he'd be a valuable player.
Nothing against Wayne... Fleck doesn't sell softeners or filters and his expertise is in how to program Fleck valves and in troubleshooting them. I'm not sure of how much experience he has in setting up a softener for the best salt and water use efficiencies; hence my questioning some of his quoted comments in this thread. The same as I question Steve (aka NHMaster, Peter Griffin, Tom Sawyer and a few other names he has used each time he's been banned here and re-registers).
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Is there a reason for you to slam him? Does it help with the OP questions? Would you care to inform us how many times you have been banned from other sites? There must be a reason the unit was set up with a .125 BLFC. I think it is a strange size, but I'm not questioning it.


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SOUTHEAST OAKLAND COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS: Berkley nonprofit helps to warm up neighbors with winter clothes donations
Warm Up Your Neighbors, an alliance of the Berkley Senior Center, NorthPointe Foot & Ankle and the Berkley Red Hat Society, are collecting new gloves, hats, scarves and socks for people of all ages.
The gifts will be distributed to those less fortunate before Christmas.
"This is a continuation of our ongoing commitment to the community," said Dr. Lee Hoffman, one of four NorthPointe partners. "All the partners think it's important to do these things, not just during the holiday season, but throughout the entire year."
Donations can be dropped off through Friday, Dec. 14 at either NorthPointe Foot & Ankle, 27901 Woodward Ave., Suite 110 in Berkley, or the Berkley Senior Center, 2400 Robina Ave.
NorthPointe is open Mondays and Thursdays 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., Tuesdays 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Wednesdays and Fridays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Berkley Senior Center is open 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Wii Bowling is a favorite activity at the Berkley Senior Center. Each Tuesday, their league competes for bragging rights and a few snacks.
"It was brought to my attention that the seniors enjoyed Wii Bowling so much that they needed to have two games going at the same time," said Hoffman. "One of the televisions was not working well, so my partners and I decided to fix that by donating funds for a new TV."
The new 32-inch flat screen television was set up at the end of October and Wii Bowling continues in full swing. The seniors enjoy other games and movies on the TV as well.
Over the years, the podiatrists at NorthPointe have supported the Berkley Senior Center with other items including a sound system, coffee pot, Wii games and food for their holiday gatherings and special events.
Caroling on the streets of Clawson Continued...
Clawson Youth Assistance invites groups, families and individuals to carol on the streets of Clawson on Saturday, Dec. 15. Carolers should meet at Clawson City Hall, 425 N. Main St., at 5:45 p.m. for assignments and songbooks. Hot chocolate and cookies will be waiting when carolers return to city hall at 7:30 p.m.
"It's a great way to show our spirit of love and caring during this season," said Clawson Mayor Penny Luebs.
Call 248-259-6208 to register.
Caroling with the Optimists
Members of the Royal Oak Optimist Club will be caroling and ringing bells for The Salvation Army from 5-7 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 11 at Holiday Market, 1203 S. Main St., in Royal Oak.
Nature Society owl hoot on tap
Walk into Tenhave Woods led by a Royal Oak Nature Society naturalist who will attempt to lure screech owls and great horned owls by playing tape recordings of their calls.
The walk begins at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 14. Park in the lot at Marais and Lexington Avenues and walk 300 feet east to meet at the entrance to the woods. Boots and appropriate clothing are recommended. Nature Society walks are free and advance registration is not required.
Detroit Together Men's Chorus concert
The Detroit Together Men's Chorus will present their holiday concert Sparkly, Jolly, Twinkly, Jingly under the artistic direction of Brian Londrow at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 15 at the Lamphere High School Auditorium, 610 W. 13 Mile Road in Madison Heights. Continued...
General seating tickets are $18 in advance or $20 at the door. Seniors or students pay $15, preferred seating is $25 and on-stage premium seating tickets are $50. Tickets are available online at dtmc.org or by calling 248-544-3872. They can also be purchased in Royal Oak at Five15, 515 S. Washington Ave., and in Ferndale at Just 4 Us, 211 W. Nine Mile Road in Ferndale.
The all-male chorus is celebrating 30 years of making music together.
Twelve months of flowers
The Royal Oak Community Coalition is again offering their 12 months of flowers and plants as a unique holiday gift idea. For only $35, which is just $2.92 per month, people can give someone special a gift that will bring happiness all year long while helping support the coalition.
To order, call 586-264-4246, extension 116. Mention Lynn and ROCC for the coalition to get credit for the order. Plants can be picked up every month at any one of six English Garden locations.
The coalition's vision is to prevent substance abuse by sustaining and strengthening a safe and healthy community, together.
Caroling at Orson Starr open house
The Orson Starr House Guild invites everyone to enjoy an open house at the Starr House Museum from 1-4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 9.
Melissa Ambrose will play Christmas carols on the antique 1890 pump organ from 2-3 p.m. and Tatum Eidson will entertain with violin solos.
The Orson Starr House is at 3123 N. Main St., in Royal Oak. There is additional parking one block south at the Salvation Army Citadel. Admission is free, but donations are always appreciated. For more information, call 248-546-0138. Continued...
Home for the Holidays concert
The South Oakland Concert Band, South Woodward Jazz Orchestra, Women's Ensemble and Royal Oak High School's A Cappella Choir will present their Home For The Holidays concert at 3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 9 in the Kimball Auditorium at Royal Oak High School, 1600 Lexington Blvd.
The combined band and choirs will perform A Christmas Festival classic arrangement of carols by Leroy Anderson. The Concert Band will present The Night Before Christmas in a unique arrangement with a narrator, and the Jazz Band will do a number by Stan Kenton that utilizes, in addition to the standard big band instrumentation, four French horns, chimes and flute. The remainder of the program is holiday music.
Tickets will be available at the door for $10 for adults, $8 for students and seniors. Children 12 and under admitted free.
Deborah Buffa directs the High School choir. Members of the choir are scheduled to tour Europe in February, performing in Munich and Prague. The Concert Band is directed by Erick Senkmajer and the Jazz Orchestra is led by Don Marriott.
Anyone who would like to be a part of future performances of the South Oakland Concert Band, they are in need of musicians who play percussion, saxophone and bassoon. The band rehearses every Monday evening from 7:30-9:15 p.m. at Royal Oak Middle School and performs six concerts each year.
Those interested are asked to call Director Senkmajer between 11 a.m. and noon any day at 810-334-7958.
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Sydney, NSW. The SEC (Sydney Electrical Communications) Group achieved its goals of expanding in 2012 by securing a number of high profile clients in a number of diverse industries. The group focused on assisting clients improve customer service levels with new POS technology and reduce operating costs with energy efficient lighting solutions.
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In 2012, SEC Group worked with many corporate clients including McDonalds and the Urban Group.
One of the major projects the SEC Group delivered in 2012 was the implementation of the Dual Point system into the majority of McDonald's stores in New South Wales. The SEC Group installed equipment that generates a sales receipt at the first station where customers order and pay. Customers then take the ticket to the second counter, where they receive their food. This system allows McDonald's employees to focus solely on their specific responsibilities and delivers greater accuracy when collating orders for customers.
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TAZEWELL, Tenn. — Because of the recession, cutbacks in public schools across the country have compromised a lot of what many students have taken for granted, like after-school activities and programs. Fortunately, in Claiborne, Bell, and Lee Counties, schools have not made many critical cutbacks in planning their next budgets; that is, until now. At the last Claiborne County Board of Education meeting, the school board and administrators announced the decision to ax all music programs — including high school band, chorus, music theory, and all elementary and middle school music instruction — from all of its schools for the 09-10 school year.
Linda Smiddy, music teacher at Cumberland Gap High School, said the school board's decision to cut the music program happened without any advance warning to students, teachers, or band boosters.
"They met, did it, and within five minutes it was gone," said Smiddy, who teaches all of the music classes at Cumberland Gap High School. She said it was done at the April 9 school board meeting.
"We weren't there to defend ourselves," said Smiddy.
Claiborne County School System Administrators are defending their actions.
"We regret these cuts," said Director of Claiborne County Schools Eddie Shoffner regarding cuts in the 09-10 school year budget. "School needs to be fun, and art and music makes it fun... [But] we did not have enough people to sign up for band at either school (Cumberland Gap High School or Claiborne High School). We're going to start all over. We're interested in seeing if we can find funding. This is not something we're saying is over forever."
In a letter-to-the-editor by band member parent Debbie Clayton, she explained that after Claiborne High School's long-time band leader, Matt Cowan, left and was replaced with a temporary fill-in until a more qualified director could take over, most of the students got discouraged and ultimately quit the program. Shoffner said that, when he asked both high school's principals what could be cut to save the school system money, they all agreed on cutting the music program.
Both Shoffner and the Assistant to the Director Trent Williams said there was a lot of discussion and that it was a hard decision. Shoffner said that it's possible a limited, after-school music program could be created for high school students. But that program could never sufficiently replace a school-sponsored curriculum.
As of right now, music is gone from the 09-10 budget. Many parents and members of the community feel that this cut is a critical setback for their school system and, most importantly, their children.
Smiddy said that this decision further eliminates after-school activities for students not involved in sports.
"I think that, here, we have hardly anything for kids, unless you're an athlete," said Smiddy. "Kids who are not athletic have nothing to do..."
She said that the effects of this decision will be felt throughout the community.
"Who's going to march in our parades?" she added.
Likewise, she said that Lincoln Memorial University would be greatly affected by this decision. They've recently started a music program at the college and to some degree, rely on Claiborne County schools to prepare students to pursue a specialized degree in music.
While Shoffner said he's only had a few phone calls regarding the matter, Smiddy said she now has over 1,000 signatures on a petition to get music back in the school system. That petition will be presented at Thursday's Board of Education meeting at Clairfield Elementary School at 7 p.m.
Shoffner said that with immense cutbacks in state funding, he wasn't even sure the cuts to the 09-10 budget were over with.
"We don't know, as of right now, how many programs we have to cut," said Shoffner. "Nothing is in stone yet concerning the budget."
He said there is a possibility that stimulus funding, or money from grants, could alleviate the budget crunch and allow the school system to reinstate the music program.
Smiddy, who may be out of a job next school year, thinks the cutbacks reflect the priorities of the school system.
"It's just been an uphill battle," said Smiddy. "I get very little cooperation at schools. The kid are quality kids. We have scores to back us up. We're very successful."
She said that now Claiborne County stands alone because they are without a music program.
"We are surrounded with counties that have (music programs)," said Smiddy. She also felt the school system should have given the community advanced notice to discuss the cutbacks and other avenues of funding that could be made available.
"We should have been given a voice and not been blind sided like we were," she said.
Stephen Woodward is a Staff Writer for the Daily News. He may be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Music cuts dash student's dream
By Stephen Woodward
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HARROGATE, Tenn. — After hearing that Claiborne County is planning to cut music out of the curriculum for the 09-10 school year in order to save money, one parent of a Cumberland Gap High School student said she is ready to take drastic measures to get her daughter in a music program.
"If we don't get music put back... she'll have to go Thomas Walker High School where band is really supported," said Melesia Johnston, whose 13-year-old daughter Erin is starting Cumberland Gap High School next school year. The move would require Melesia to pay out-of-state fees and plan her work schedule around getting Erin to the high school in Ewing, Va.
Melesia said that Erin had been in marching band since the 6th grade and could read music and play by ear. She said her daughter dramatically improved in math and science after getting involved in music. She now practices her flute and piccolo regularly so she could eventually try out for drum major.
"She was going to major in music in college, play in the orchestra, and be a teacher. That's what her dream has been," said Melesia. Without proper music training high school, Erin would be unqualified for music scholarships she was counting on to pay for college.
The situation really hit home when Erin went to make her four year high school plan recently. She had to make a schedule without band.
"She was devastated," said Melesia, who lives in the Shawanee community. "It's going to cheat a lot of these kids out of their future."
Stephen Woodward is a Staff Writer for the Daily News. He may be contacted at email@example.com.


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