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New London – Firefighters extricated a woman from her car this afternoon after it flipped on its roof near the intersection of Water Street and Governor Winthrop Boulevard. Police responded to the incident, which appeared to involve another car, at 3:48 p.m.
Several firefighters used the Jaws of Life to remove a door from the flipped Mustang GT and were able to help the woman, who was conscious, out of the vehicle and onto a stretcher. She was taken by ambulance to Lawrence + Memorial Hospital. Traffic was detoured from Water Street for a short period.
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First Metro Annual Stockholders' Meeting
Manila Water P10-B Corporate Notes
SM Prime raises P5.0 billion from 5-year floating rate notes
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FMIC economic and investment briefing
Federal Land, Inc. raises P6.6 billion from its Maiden Notes Issuance
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First Metro Economic Briefing in Cebu
FMIC-PSE-CEAP Stock X Challenge Commences
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GT Capital Holdings raises P5-B from maiden notes issue
Stock X Challenge Portfolio Management Seminar
FAMI Speaks on Common Sense Investing
First Metro-PSE-CEAP Stock X Challenge Registration Period Extended
FAMI Celebrates Fifth Year Anniversary
First Metro Investment 9-month Profits Up by 63%
First Metro Securities Unveils On-line Trading Facility
Stock Trading Competion For College Students
First Metro Investment Completes Its New Treasury and Risk Management Software with IP Converge Data Center (IP-C) and Credence Analytics (CA)
Photo Release: First Metro Investment Corp. (FMIC) Conducts 'Bigay Liwanag' On Its Third Year.
Photo Release: KsK Coop Formalized Accreditation of FAMI's Save and Learn Mutual Funds
FAMI Save & Learn Mutual Funds win in the ICAP Awards
FMIC 1H10 Profits Jumps by 60%
FMIC Bullish on the Philippine Economy in 2010
First Metro Investment's Profits Up by 65%
Photo Release: 12TH Retail Treasury Bond Offering
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First Metro Investment's Profits Surged 158%
Renewable energy sector needs funding support, says First Metro Investment
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FAMI Launches its Monthly Investment Program for Catholic Schools' Employees
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First Metro Investment is Best Domestic Bond House in the Philippines Twice in A Row
First Metro Investment Corporation Holds Briefing on 2010 Economic and Financial Markets Outlook
First Metro Securities Brokerage Corporation (FMSBC), a wholly-owned subsidiary of First Metro Investment Corporation (FMIC), unveils its enhanced on-line trading facility.
"The online facility aims to provide retail equity investors, here and abroad, with easy and convenient access to the Philippine stock market through the Internet," said FMSBC COO & senior vice president Gonzalo Ordonez.
The platform is accessible through www.firstmetrosec.com.ph and has been optimized to connect seamlessly with the Philippine Stock Exchange's new trading system. The facility carries with it real time stock market data, price movements, and economic information to facilitate stock investment decisions.
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The school board met for the fifth time this month to discuss budget options both for the 2012-2013 school year and going forward.
The school board has already cut $2.5 million from the fiscal year 2013 budget due to austerity cuts.
Director of Finances Alan Melson stated the board needed a fund balance of between $3 and $4 million to avoid going into debt. The budget currently has a fund balance of $1.3 million assuming the board made no more cuts or approved a millage rate increase, Melson said.
"Where we're at right now you could get through FY 2013," Melson said to the board during his presentation. "However, barring some major funds we would face $4 million in cuts next year just to get back to a $3 million fund balance."
Melson listed an upcoming $460,000 increase in health insurance costs as well as step raises as reasons the budget will have to be reduced further next year.
Board member Tara O'Neal asked what it would take to get the fund balance up to $3 million.
"You would have to raise the tax rate by 3 mils and eliminate 20 positions, that's just not feasible," Melson said
Other discussion included revisiting personnel cuts that Williams had earlier recommended to the board, the four day week and increasing the millage rate.
Williams said the board could always revisit those options but he felt the time frame to cut those positions or revisit the four day week for the upcoming school year had passed.
"These people have signed contracts and are on summer vacation now," William said "I don't think it would be appropriate to cut those positions."
Williams said he plans to begin looking at every single position within the school district in August to determine which ones could be altered or eliminated in the FY2014 budget.
"We will have to look at personnel for next year's budget," Williams said. "It's not palatable and no one likes it but we have no choice. Personnel make up 86 percent of our budget."
Williams said he was also not in favor of a millage increase, but that it was the board's decision on whether to approve one.
No decisions or cuts were made during the meeting, but four potential options are still being explored.
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Williams and Melson said they were not ready to make recommendations to the board on these options during the meeting. Williams plans to present his findings on the potential cost savings during the July 10 board meeting.


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- 1/2 package of bacon
- 1/2 pound of ground beef
- 1 medium onion
- 1/2-1 green pepper
- 1/2 cup ketchup
- 2 tbsp yellow mustard
- 1/2 cup brown sugar
- salt and pepper to taste
Then dice up your bacon. Tip: to make it easier to cut, pop it in the freezer for about 20 minutes!
Once prepped, cook your bacon until it's crisp then set it aside to drain on a paper towel.
In the same pan you just cooked your bacon in, go ahead and sauté your beef and veggies. You can cook them together or separately, I've done it both ways and it's turned out just fine. We're not on Food Network here, it's all getting thrown together in the end anyway.
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EMCC men's soccer team claims 3-1 win at Pearl River |
POPLARVILLE – The East Mississippi men's soccer team claimed its second win in a week by posting a 3-1 road triumph over Pearl River Monday evening in Poplarville. Head coach Junior Noel's 5-7 Lions had previously snapped a six-match losing skid with a 5-0 home victory over Rust College last Wednesday in Scooba. With the recent pair of wins, the EMCC men have now posted the most victories in a season since the 2001 East Mississippi squad recorded a 7-6-1 mark. Looking to avenge last month's 7-2 home loss to Pearl River, the Lions tallied two unanswered second-half goals to break a 1-1 halftime deadlock Monday night in Poplarville. Freshman Seth Wood of Caledonia evened the contest in the 44th minute on an assist by Starkville's Josh Shields. Freshman Eduardo Fumo of Starkville broke the stalemate with his fifth goal of the year coming in the 60th minute on an assist by Justin Knight of Quitman. Sophomore Leonardo Reyes iced the contest for the Lions with his state-leading 13th goal of the season on a feed from Caledonia's Tyler Pounders during the 83rd minute of play. A native of Arima, Trinidad, Reyes is tied for 14th nationally with an MACJC-leading 31 points on the season. In addition to his 13 tallies, the second-year standout has also assisted on five other EMCC goals this year. Playing without injured all-region sophomore Nikeisha Noel, who sustained a high ankle sprain during the first half of Saturday's match at Jones County, the 2-7-1 Lady Lions dropped their seventh straight decision with a 4-0 setback at Pearl River Monday evening. The East Mississippi soccer teams resume MACJC North Division competition Friday at Hinds. With home divisional matches set for next week in Scooba against Northwest Mississippi (Oct. 14) and Itawamba (Oct. 16), both EMCC clubs are in search of their first divisional victories of the 2009 campaign. |
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MOUNT PLEASANT – Iowa Wesleyan College put an early scare into nationally ranked Coe College, but the Kohawks scored 17 unanswered points in the third quarter on the way to defeating the Tigers 48-21 Saturday night at Mapleleaf Stadium.
IWC scored a pair of touchdowns late in the first quarter to take an early lead, but the visitors got three short rushing touchdowns from star quarterback Brad Boyle to stop the Tigers in their home opener and win the first-ever Old Threshers Bowl. Coe won its season opener, while IWC dropped to 0-2 on the season.
After losing its season opener the week before against Trinity International (Ill.) University, Wesleyan put together a much better offensive effort against the Kohawks, who came into the game ranked 12th in NCAA Division III. It took the Tigers some time to get going, as the offense sputtered on its first two series and Coe took the lead when Boyle scored on a quarterback sneak for a 7-0 lead midway through the first quarter.
IWC would answer less than two minutes later, though. Kevin McConnell (So.-Kansas City, Mo.) hit Marc Ballatori (Fr.-Tequesta, Fla.) on a short pass, and the freshman wide receiver made a move and outran the defense for a 54-yard touchdown, his first collegiate touchdown reception.
The Tigers then would take advantage of a defensive stand, stopping Coe at the IWC 32-yard line when Darious Watson (Sr.-Bellwood, Ill.) recovered a fumbled snap on fourth down. The offense then really started clicking, putting together a seven play, 68-yard drive that ended when Taylor Day (Fr.-West Burlington, Iowa) caught a four-yard pass from McConnell for a touchdown and gave Wesleyan its first lead of the season at 14-7.
Coe soon would begin to find its rhythm, though, scoring quickly twice in the second quarter to regain the lead. The second touchdown came with 4:38 left in the first half after a McConnell interception in IWC territory. The Kohawks went 36 yards in four plays, with Brendan Leiran scoring from 11 yards out for a 21-14 lead.
The score stayed that way until halftime, as Boyle threw a pair of interceptions in the first half, one more than he threw all of last season for Coe. The Kohawks would score on all three of their possessions in the third quarter, though, with a pair of 2-yard touchdown plunges by Boyle bookending a 29-yard field goal by Elliot Rausa. The second touchdown gave Coe a 38-14 lead with 1:55 left in the third quarter.
The Tigers would not go quietly, though, answering with a quick touchdown drive of their own. Wesleyan went 70 yards in six plays, capped by McConnell connecting with Leondre Washington (Fr.-St. Louis, Mo.) on a 38-yard touchdown pass, McConnell's third scoring pass of the game.
IWC would get no closer, as Rausa added a second field goal to make it 41-21 and the Tigers were unable to score again. Wesleyan was inside the Coe 40-yard line twice in the final quarter but could not take advantage, and the Kohawks added a final touchdown with 1:53 left in the game after recovering a muffed punt and driving 20 yards in three plays for a touchdown.
McConnell had the best day passing of his young career at Iowa Wesleyan, completing 18 of 29 passes for 218 yards and the three touchdowns. Lawrence Moore (Sr.-Country Club Hills, Ill.) led the receivers with seven catches for 58 yards, while Ridge Hobbs (Fr.-New London, Iowa) had four receptions for 72 yards and Ballatori added three catches for 78 yards.
Watson led the Tiger defense with nine tackles, a fumble recovery and an interception. Dominique Richards (Sr.-Bronx, N.Y.) added seven tackles, including 1 1/2 sacks, and Cameron Jones (Jr.-O'Fallon, Mo.) and Sailialii Tupai (Jr.-San Francisco, Calif.) both also had seven tackles. Warren Green (Fr.-Fairburn, Ga.) and Kerry Hartley (Fr.-Lithonia, Ga.) also both added interceptions.
Boyle, last season's Iowa Conference MVP, finished completing 17 of 28 passes for 296 yards, one touchdown pass and two interceptions. He also finished with a net of -4 yards on nine carries but scored three touchdowns on the ground. Coe outgained the Tigers 443-320.
The Tigers face another tough opponent next week when the University of St. Francis (Ind.) visits Mapleleaf Stadium at 1 p.m. The Cougars are ranked 17th in the NAIA Preseason Top 25 Coaches' Poll.
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Who Wore It Better
45 comments:
- Anonymous04 June, 2012 00:43
R we done mourning already?I hate Kim K bt she wore it better.Kate has d body of a thirteen year old boy so in opinion,nothing looks good on her.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous04 June, 2012 00:53
Ladun didnt u say u wldnt blog again today? Dont u actually know ur not supposed to blog again today? How insensitive can u be really? U r a retarded soul i swear.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous04 June, 2012 01:24
Who wore it better on a day like this .....Ladun please put things in perspective and take this nonsence down......shm, ***hiss **
ReplyDelete - Anonymous04 June, 2012 02:21
The nation is mourning as a whole and u are here reporting who wore what best? Hiss! Insensitive cow!
ReplyDelete - Anonymous04 June, 2012 02:29
Shallow much Ladunni???
People just died o madam,not chickens not rats but human beings.Widom and sensitivity dictates that you observe some sort of quiet and sobriety for them at least for some hours.Putting such an unfeeling shallow post at this sad and heartbreaking time is damn shallow - Anonymous04 June, 2012 02:57
Insensitive cow ni e Ladun!! A nation is mourning you are chattin "who wore best"?! Hiss
ReplyDelete - Anonymous04 June, 2012 04:22
Ladun im disappointed in you for been so insensitive,im in far away US but i cant seem to get over the plane crash and you are here asking for stupid opinion.trash
ReplyDelete - Anonymous04 June, 2012 06:37
Ladun,are you for real,you could not even wait a day,haba,not now. Smh...
ReplyDelete - Anonymous04 June, 2012 08:25
Ladun pls people just lost their lives. Don't u have a sense of sympathy. Come on.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous04 June, 2012 08:38
The Duchess of Cambridge all the way. Very classy and not trashy like the rest.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous04 June, 2012 09:20
Is this what your blog should carry on a hot sunday evening when the whole nation is mourning. I know u won't post this, but this is completly disrespectful. You lack respect. Am highly disapointed
ReplyDelete - Anonymous04 June, 2012 09:32
Ladun, i truly hope u die soon .. U r an insensitive beast. Fool
ReplyDelete - Anonymous04 June, 2012 10:22
And you refused to put the post down. Are you just stupid or plain dumb? Insensitive cow
ReplyDelete - Anonymous04 June, 2012 10:30
my sentiments exactly
pull this freaking stoopid post down
this is an insult to all those who died
we are all in a state of shock
ladun are u ok upstairs????????? - Anonymous04 June, 2012 11:03
Ladunni Liadi! Take this post down and put it back on some other time. It makes u seem silly
ReplyDelete - Anonymous04 June, 2012 11:06
who wore it better? you have to be kidding Ladun. When you are supposed to blog u won't.
U really need to review your blogging ish. - Anonymous04 June, 2012 11:23
@Ginika and the rest of the unfeeling creatures that can actually be so unbothered in a time like this,I have this to say to you.
Death will touch everyone,I repeat everyone.i hope in a time when you are mourning your loved ones,or when your loved ones are mourning you;people find it in their minds to know who wore what better,NONSENSE!
How absolutely shallow - Anonymous04 June, 2012 11:38
Pls give her α break: we know wat happened n we are all deeply sad bout it but wats d insult bout her posting d "who wore it better" if you are judging her then what are you doin reading and making such comments!#bloody hypocrites! Kmt
ReplyDelete - Anonymous04 June, 2012 11:41
@anon 1:32 you are so wicked and cruel. may you and ur generation perish for wishing Ladun evil
ReplyDelete - Anonymous04 June, 2012 11:56
AGARACHA Says....
All the fools talking about LAdun being insensitive for posting, what the f*ck are you doing on her blog? f*cking hypocrites. - Ginika04 June, 2012 12:05
Anon 04 June, 2012 03:23; i'm mourning. Perhaps, you need to read my comments on the crash posts. You have posted and you have also contributed to this post. We are all oiling Ladun's pockets She put a post up and if anything vent your anger at her.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous04 June, 2012 12:08
Morons like you should fuck off. LL its omoales like these that have chased people from your blog. Why would an idiot say when they mourn you. You are wishing people death just because they made a comment? May you be the one who is mourned.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous04 June, 2012 12:39
You lot are crazy for calling her insensitive n all sort of rubbish names, its an enternment blog get that into ur empty skul, her takin it down changes nuffin.to the jealouse ppes wishn her death, it sure does come around. Think with your fucking brain fake nigerians. Go morn on your own and stop reading blogs hypocrites
ReplyDelete - Anonymous04 June, 2012 13:10
Ladun not to further add pepper..I live in the UK..couldn't even follow the Jubiless celebrations..been so consumed by the activities on Sunday but to post about who wore it best?? on a day like this??...leave it to ur sensibilities..I also presume u live in 9ja..of which anything u should be more in tune with what's on ground!!
ReplyDelete - Ladun's biggest fan04 June, 2012 13:15
In the interest of peace Ladun maybe you should just remove the comments or the post. People have died and people are cursing people to die here. It's so sad. It will not bring the departed back. Lets not use this post to abuse people and use abusive words. I have a feeling some more abusive posts will follow but please quell it as the blog owner. Some comments here are so unnecessary. Thanks.
ReplyDelete - Anonymous04 June, 2012 13:37
They only reason most of us are here is to get updates on what happened n the way forward...we r no hypocrites @anon 3:38
ReplyDelete - Anonymous04 June, 2012 15:11
Stupid anon 3:23 go away from here if you are really mourning. What are you doing here? Your ojukokoro brought you here to make such a bitter comment. Anyone could have been on that flight. Ladun is doing her job and you are helping her to make it big..
ReplyDelete - Anonymous04 June, 2012 17:50
Don't be silly @Anon 3.08..came here for more updates..seeking more info as poss..u must be daft to think people came here a 4 gists..there's time for everything..that time is not now..
ReplyDelete - Anonymous04 June, 2012 19:53
Kate looks splendid in this. Tulisa looks skinny in this and Kim K looks like a ball......
ReplyDelete - English Teacher04 June, 2012 20:06
The princess wore it BEST (get it?)
You are comparing 3 pictures.. not 2 :). I'm sure we were taught comparison in primary 2/3... - English Teacher04 June, 2012 20:06
The princess wore it BEST (get it?)
You are comparing 3 pictures.. not 2 :). I'm sure we were taught comparison in primary 2/3... - Anonymous04 June, 2012 22:00
BTW, MY COMMENT COMES MORE THAN 30 HOURS AFTER THE ILL FATED PLANE CRASH, SO I AM NOT INSENSITIVE - Aduke04 June, 2012 22:11
Duchess Kate clearly does it for me. Super Stunning n very classy!
Are all these insults,curses what not really necessary tho??...Smh. Very uncalled for! - Anonymous05 June, 2012 15:22
Today is Tuesday n this is d 1st time I am coming on any blog since Sunday , if u come here on Sunday u r in
ReplyDelete - Anonymous06 June, 2012 10:15
Anon 05 June, 2012 07:22 we all came here for info on the crash which led us to read other news. Is it wrong?


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MIAMI (AP) — Once the Miami Heat found a way to rally in the final moments of regulation, they made overtime look easy.
LeBron James scored 32 points and finished one assist shy of a triple-double, Dwyane Wade scored 27 and the Heat pulled off both early and late before beating the Dallas Mavericks 119-109 in overtime Wednesday night.
Down 100-94 with 3:02 remaining in regulation, the Heat closed the game on a 25-9 run — and sent Dallas to its sixth loss in as many overtime games this season.
"We have ultimate confidence in our team, our talent level, our execution," said Chris Bosh, who scored 17 points for Miami. "And we believe in each other. To know we can be down by six with 3 minutes left and still have the confidence to overcome everything and get the job done, it works out great."
Ray Allen added 15 for Miami, which extended its Eastern Conference-leading record to 22-8 despite trailing by 12 in the opening minutes. James had 12 rebounds and nine assists for the Heat, who scored the first seven points of overtime.
O.J. Mayo scored 30 and Dirk Nowitzki — still working his way back from knee surgery — added 19 in 29 minutes for the Mavericks.
"It shouldn't have gotten to overtime," Mavericks coach Rick Carlisle said. "We were up six with a couple minutes to go and our inability to keep them out of the paint was our downfall."
Vince Carter had 15 points, Chris Kaman scored 14 and Darren Collison finished with 11 for Dallas.
Allen hit a 3-pointer to start overtime, James scored on a stepback over Nowitzki and Wade came up with a steal and dunk to put Miami up 110-103 early in the extra session, and the Heat weren't in trouble again. James sealed it with a three-point play with 48.6 seconds left.
"Don't take anything away from Dallas," Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said. "They played a very good basketball game. It's not as if we were necessarily letting them score. It was highly competitive at both ends." Continued...
Dallas looked to be in control when Nowitzki rattled home a 3-pointer with 3:37 left in regulation, putting the Mavericks up 100-94.
Appearances were deceiving.
Late in regulation, James set up Shane Battier — who had missed all three of his previous shots in the game — for a 3 that put Miami up 103-101. James went to Battier at one point in the second half and urged him to keep shooting when he had opportunities.
Little did they know Battier would get such a crucial chance.
"The right basketball play," said James, who finished exactly one assist shy of a triple-double for the 12th time.
Dallas didn't call time-out, and Nowitzki scored from the right side of the lane to tie the game with 3.9 seconds remaining. James missed a contested jumper as time expired, and off to overtime they went.
From there, all Miami.
"That's the NBA. We're not that dominant where we can come in and blow every team out," Wade said. "You've got to respect these other teams. They're good. They come in and play very well against us so we've got find ways to win ballgames. That's what it's all about right now."
James extended his streaks of scoring at least 20 points to 30 consecutive games this season, 35 regular-season games going back to last season and 51 straight games overall when including last season's playoff run.
The teams met two weeks ago in Dallas, a game where the Heat simply dominated start to finish and led by as many as 36. Continued...
This one was decidedly different.
Dallas was up 18-7 before Nowitzki even entered the game and led by as many as 12 late in the first quarter — thanks in part to the Mavericks grabbing 19 of the game's first 27 rebounds — and still held a 10-point lead when Mayo connected on a jumper midway through the second quarter. That's when the Heat put together its best run of the opening half, a 16-6 spurt led by James.
Still tied midway through the third, Miami seemed to have grabbed some control with a 14-5 run that gave the Heat a 78-69 edge. But the Mavs ripped off the next eight points, starting with a 3-pointer by Carter and then a 3-pointer and a layup by Nowitzki that got Dallas within a point again.
Dallas reclaimed the lead at 88-87 on a 3-pointer by Mayo midway through the fourth, and only a few moments after Wade chased down and blocked a layup try by Collision to keep Miami within three, Mayo struck again from beyond the arc in the left corner by the Heat bench to put the Mavs up 97-91 with 4:09 remaining.
They just couldn't finish the job.
"Execution down the stretch has been one of our problems all year," Nowitzki said. "We're 0-6 in overtime and lost a lot of close ones during the season in regulation. We've got to work on that."
NOTES: It was trophy night for James, who was presented with his USA Basketball Male Athlete of the Year award by Heat President Pat Riley in a brief halftime ceremony. And just before tipoff, the NBA announced James was the Eastern Conference's player of the month for December. ... It was the 21st time Nowitzki played at Miami, and just the second game where he came off the bench while visiting the Heat. He also didn't start in his first-ever game at Miami in 1999. ... An errant pass by James struck a courtside cameraman in the third quarter. The man was tended to briefly for what appeared to be a small cut, and James went over to shake the photographer's hand.
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Joe Johnson scored a season-high 33 points, Deron Williams added 19 points and 13 assists, and Brooklyn snapped Oklahoma City's 12-game home winning streak in a game featuring the first ejection of Kevin Durant's career.
The Nets squandered a 23-point lead and allowed Oklahoma City to tie it at 85 before ripping off a 23-8 run to seize control right back. Durant was ejected near the end of the surge, arguing with Danny Crawford after the referee had already issued a technical foul against Kendrick Perkins. Continued...
Durant scored 27 points and Russell Westbrook had 26 points and 10 assists for Oklahoma City, which lost for only the third time at home this season.
Nets interim coach P.J. Carlesimo got a win against the team that fired him back in 2008.
BOSTON (AP) — Mike Conley had 23 points and nine assists to help Memphis send Boston to its fourth consecutive loss.
Rudy Gay scored 19 points and ex-Celtic Tony Allen had a season-high 15 points for Memphis.
Paul Pierce scored 17 for Boston, but he had just one basket in the third quarter and none in the fourth while missing seven of his last eight shots.
Rajon Rondo had 11 points and 10 assists for the Celtics, who trailed by 18 after the opening basket of the fourth quarter but closed the gap to 83-78 with under 5 minutes to play on back-to-back 3-pointers from Jason Terry.
Boston began fouling and the Grizzlies made their shots, hitting 8 of 11 from the line down the stretch.
MILWAUKEE (AP) — Tim Duncan had 28 points, 13 rebounds and six assists, and San Antonio used torrid first-half shooting to beat Milwaukee for its seventh consecutive victory.
Tony Parker added 23 points and 11 assists for the Spurs, who shot 52 percent from the field for the game and withstood a second-half rally by the Bucks.
Brandon Jennings paced Milwaukee with 31 points. Bucks rookie John Henson scored a career-high 20 points and added nine rebounds. Mike Dunleavy had 19 points.
HOUSTON (AP) — James Harden had 31 points and seven assists to lead Houston over New Orleans.
When he couldn't find a rhythm from beyond the arc, Harden took to the paint, where he scored 16 of his points. Houston outscored New Orleans 60-28 in the paint.
Harden has led the Rockets in scoring for 14 straight games, not including a Dec. 10 loss to San Antonio where he was sidelined with an ankle injury.
Omer Asik had 21 points and eight rebounds, and forward Patrick Patterson scored 13 of his 15 points in the fourth quarter, adding nine rebounds in the game.
TORONTO (AP) — Terrence Ross scored a career-high 26 points, DeMar DeRozan had 24 and Toronto snapped an eight-game losing streak against Portland.
Ed Davis had 19 points and Amir Johnson 17 in Toronto's first victory over the Trail Blazers since a 116-109 double-overtime win on Jan. 13, 2008.
Ross had a career-best six 3-pointers as the Raptors won for the eighth time in nine games and opened their season-high, six-game homestand in style, leading by as many as 25.
Rookie Damian Lillard led Portland with 18 points while LaMarcus Aldridge had 14 points and 10 rebounds.
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Paul George had 29 points and 13 rebounds, D.J. Augustin scored 18 points, and Indiana beat Washington.
George had 10 points in the first quarter as the Central Division-leading Pacers (19-13) led by as many as 17 points against the team with the NBA's worst record.
The Wizards (4-26) wouldn't go away easily, battling back to within 51-49 in the third quarter before the Pacers pulled away.
Roy Hibbert added 13 points for the Pacers, who won their sixth straight home game. Ian Mahinmi added nine points and 11 rebounds.
Jordan Crawford scored 20 points for Washington, which fell to 1-14 on the road this season. Kevin Seraphin scored 16, Nene added 15 points and Bradley Beal scored 14 for the Wizards.
CLEVELAND (AP) — Jason Thompson scored 19 points and DeMarcus Cousins added 18, leading Sacramento over Cleveland for its second road win of the season.
John Salmons' 3-pointer from the corner with 52.9 seconds remaining gave Sacramento the lead for good, 92-90. The win broke a seven-game losing streak away from home for the Kings, who are 2-13 on the road and played without injured guards Tyreke Evans and Marcus Thornton, their second and third-leading scorers.
Kyrie Irving scored 22 points to lead Cleveland, which has lost nine of 11 and is 3-11 at Quicken Loans Arena, where it has dropped five straight.
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HANNIBAL, MO. – The Iowa Wesleyan College volleyball team had a productive weekend at the Hannibal-LaGrange (Mo.) College Dig Pink Classic, toughing out two five-set wins in finishing 3-1 in the tourney held Friday and Saturday.
The Tigers opened with a loss to nationally ranked Carroll (Mont.) College, but finished with three straight wins, including victories in a pair of long matches on Saturday. IWC improved to 13-10 on the season and with the good weekend moved closer to clinching its first winning season since 2005.
Wesleyan dropped its tourney opener against Carroll, ranked 19th nationally in the NAIA. The Saints defeated the Tigers 25-19, 25-12, 25-22, but IWC bounced back in its second match of the day when it defeated Stephens (Mo.) College 25-21, 26-24, 26-24.
IWC then had to work some overtime in both of its matches on Saturday, going five sets with both Central Methodist (Mo.) University and Peru State (Neb.) College. The Tigers came from behind to defeat Central Methodist 18-25, 25-21, 19-25, 25-13, 15-9, as Megan McVey (So.-Fort Worth, Texas) had 13 kills and Katie Jammer (Jr.-Green Bay, Wis.) added 12 kills with just one hitting error.
Wesleyan then finished the tourney with another exciting match, a 25-19, 18-25, 25-23, 20-25, 15-10 win over Peru State. McVey had another 15 kills and Kendra Zimmerman (Jr.-Green Bay, Wis.) had 40 assists.
McVey led IWC with 46 kills in the tourney, while Jammer added 31 kills and 51 digs and was named to the all-tournament team. Katie Leidl (Sr.-Esterhazy, Saskatchewan) led the team with 67 digs, Zimmerman had 143 assists, and Allegra Tennis (Jr.-Madison, Wis.) had 24 blocks in the tourney.
The Tigers have six matches remaining in the regular season plus the Midwest Collegiate Conference Tournament, and need to win three more matches for the team's first winning season in five years. IWC returns to MCC play on Wednesday when it hosts William Penn University at 7 p.m. at Ruble Arena.
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7!B" -law-- gk HUNTLEY ^««irfe THUUSDAV SEPT. 9, 1965 VOLUME 6 — NUMBER 23 PHONB: 312-669-6621 (any time) (If no answer) 816-480-0998 SCiroCL FILE .MUNTLEY HIQII SCHOOL HU^mEY. ILL 10 PAGES MAILED AND DISTIUBUTED WEEKLT 7e FER OOFI Auxiliary Holds Initiation Initiating officers of the American Legion Auxiliary last Tuesday night were: May Chesak, Esther Weltzien, Fern Enstrom, Mabel Schultz Lucile Koch, Lois Hammond, Sunny Tessendorf, Lola Mashak and Vi Jurs. Pictured above arc the new members of the American Legion Aux¬ iliary. They arr. Left to Right: Mabel Belden, Verda Calhoun, Slsa Ack¬ man Sarah Koch, Ruth Schmuck, Florence Vopelak, Elna (ironlin, Gladys Adams and Cathy Heiney. The Huntley American Legion Auxiliary met on Thursday, Sept¬ ember 7th, at the Legion home for initiation of new members. The meeting opened with the advance of the colors. Prayer by Chaplain Lima Tessendorf, Pledge and SInIng of our National Athem. Each member of the Auxiliary and the now members wore a name card decorated with a flower. These cards were made by Sunny Tess- erdopf. A table was set up with white cloth, crystal glasses with poppies, and four white candles In crystal candle holders for the Initiation. May Oiesak was the Initiation offi¬ cer, Mabel Schultz and VI Jurs were Sgt at Arms for this service. Officers taking pant were: Lima Tessendorf, Lucile Kooh Vera En¬ strom, Lois Hammond and Lola Mausak. Esther Weltzien was music ian. Those Initiated were: Mabel Belden, Verda Calhoun, Else Ack¬ man, Sarah Koch, Ruth Schmuck, Florence Vopelak, Edna GronMn, Gladys Adams, and Kathy Heiney. Marcia Swanson, our Girls Stater, spoke on her erip and stay at Jacksonville. This was the 25th anniversary of the Girls State. Marcia diecribed the lovely spac¬ ious dinning hall and the wonder¬ ful meals served. She told of the election at whioh sihe wa« elected City Treasurer. She thanked the Unit for sending her as she had a wonderful time. Elsie Hoy, Huntley's let Unit President, has rejoined and was welcomed *t last Tueeday night's meeting. On September 13th a •©hool of Instruction will be held at the Leg- Ion home at 8 P.M.. Other meetings will follow. The meeting closed with the sing freshments were served by May ing of America the Beautiful. Re- Chesak and Mabel Schultz. Enrollment Data The student enrollment in the Huntley Consolidated Schools this year is 727, in increase of 51 over one year ago, according to figures released by superintendent Thom¬ as Kelly last week. The enrollment by grades is as follows: Kindergarten (.3 Sessions 70 First Grade 71 IA 18 IB 26 IC 27 Second Grade 71 2A 24 2B ..24 2C 23 Third Grade 54 3A 26 3B 28 Fourth Grade 60 4A 30 4B 30 Fifth Grade 55 5A 28 5B 27 Sixth Grade 63 6A 34 OB 29 CONTINUED ON PAGE 8 M TIC E M International Harvester Dealer This week the Huntley Farm- side is publishing the official as¬ sessment list of personal property in full and a list of real astate assessments in which changes have occurred, as made by Walter B. Weltsien, township assessor, for Grafton township. The assessed values shown are subject to revision by the Board of Reviow and to equalization hy the Department of Revenue. Tax¬ payers who consider their property to be assessed more than (W/, of its value may file a complaint with the Board of Review Within 10 days of this publication. Copies of the newspaper may be obtained at the Huntley Farmside, 31 Grove Street, Huntley, the Crystal Lake NEWS office, and Collins Phar¬ macy, Huntley, at 7 cents per copy. Village Board (Meets iThe r^tUw meeting of the tai^yymafii.W0et*^ia heli»i>n tiureday, Sept. 2, at the Village Hall. All bebzers of the boa- " were ^iresent except Ernest Fit ¦ ; A representative of the Elevated Tank Services gave a list of sug¬ gested repairs to the vrater tank. He stated that 5 horizontal sup ports had rusted through, .5 verti¬ cal angles had also rusted through. Ho stated that these should be re¬ placed. He stated that the balcony floor is in need of repair and .should be replaced with rodwoor. The roofing paper was off and al¬ so should bo replaced. ;md stated that .l>is company would guarantee their work for 5 years. The Vil lage Board acepted the estimate. Prior to last week's meeting the Village Board had authorized this same company to drain, clean and paint the water tank. The drain¬ ing of the tank took place on Thursday evening, which account¬ ed for the peculiar ordor in the water. On Friday morning the tank itself was cleaned. The Village Board will accept bids from contractors to replace a 4-inch, main which connects two 6 inch mains under Route 47, lead¬ ing to Union Special Machine Co. At the present time the Village is repairing the sidewalks on Mill Street between Myrtle and Grove. In the near future sidewalks on Woodstock Stree wili also be re¬ paired. It was announced that an elec¬ tion for five commissioners and to establish a Huntley Park district will be Held on Oct. 2. [See legal notice elsewhere in the Farmside] There being no further business the meeting was adjourned. Cotning Events MONDAY, September 13 7:30 p.m. Budget Hearing - High School. FRIDAY, September 17 1st Football Game — Here. 8:00 p.m. Huntley vs. North Boone — Scout Night. SATURDAY, October 2 Special Election to establish a Huntley Park District Pictured above are Bob Jasinski and Philip Freund, at the location of the new Freund Equipment, Inc. at the corner of Main Street and Route 47. This will be an International Harvester dealership. A new International Harvester dealer is moving to Huntley and locating in the building at the cor¬ ner of Main Street and Route 47. The business will operate under the name of the Freund Equip¬ ment, Inc. It will be manager by Hiilip Freund. . - Aceandn^ ,, W Bob,. ^apin^Ur- Sales Manager, the freurfd Equip¬ ment, Inc. will feature Interna¬ tional Harvester factory trained service department personnel and will carry a complete stock of re¬ pair parts. He atated that the firm plans to have a work force of six people which will be enlarged be¬ fore spring. He added that all the special tools necessary to work on today's modern equipment, includ¬ ing a dynometer and hydraulic testing machine will be installed. The Freund Bros. Inc. haa been in business in Barrington for over 30 years. The Barrinf » . opera¬ tion will continue as ivjintema- tional Harvester truck and indus- tr»I. eiiuiptneiit,;d»4l«ri>Wfe 'OMt Huntley operation will be farm equipment, industrial ^uipment and light truck dealers,*"^^ A total of 40 yyears - /-training and experience is the background of Freund Elquip. Inc. They cor¬ dially invite everyone to come and see their facilities. The company hopes to be open by Sept. 15. PTA Begins New Year Sept. 15 The Huntley Parent-Teachers Association extends a cordial in¬ vitation to all parents to its first meeting Wednesday, September 15th, at 8:00 P.M. in the gymnas¬ ium. It will feature Mr. Wayne Zim¬ merman, President of the School Board, who will present a resume' of progress to date on the new school building. A traditional and always popu¬ lar aspect of the year's first meet-, ing is the opportunity to visit with the teachers. Introductions of new and returning teachers will be made by Mr. Thomas Kelly, Super¬ intendent, and Mr. Glenard Delan¬ ey, Elementary School Principal. Following the meeting there will be an informal get-together for relaxation, conversation, and refreshments. We look forward to an enthusiastic and large turnout for this and all ensuing PTA meetings this year. The officers for the current year are Dr. Gary W. Brau, Presi¬ dent; Mrs. Eugene Hardy, Vice- President; Mrs. Charles Lamb, Secretary; and Mr. Richard M. Johnson, Treasurer. Committee chairmen are Pro¬ gram — Mrs. Mary Beth Manning, Refreshments — Mrs. Evelyn Hartmann, Memi)er3hip — Mrs. Florence Michelsen, I'ublicity — Mrs. Nancy Grau. Veterans Craft History The Huntley Legion Auxiliary this year received 2nd place honors in the State of Illinois for the sales of veteran craft items, with sales of $2415.53. Last year the local unit was awarded 1st place in the state. Mrs. Lucille Koch has been chairman of veterans craft activit¬ ies during the past two years. The Veterans Craft Exchange, since its very beginning, has fliled a place in our Rehabilitation pro¬ gram that has brought happiness and a feeling of security to hun¬ dreds of our needy and disabled veterahs. In the beginning, it was a dream of a group of our Past Presidents who realized the need of finding a way to establish a market for the merchandise which these vet¬ erans had learned to make as a substitute for the work they had been forced to leave due to their physical handi^ape. This group worked with a determination to find a means to meet this need. The dream came true with the es¬ tablishment of the Veterans Craft Exchange in 1938. It was a very modest beginning with just a card table on which to display the CONTINUED ON PAGE 8 NOTICE Bowl.iHI B«y« League will itarf Saturday morning Sefnttmtoer 11 at 10:30 AjM. ah Mereeted bey« • te 17 pl«aae come. <ni itajLV oaam
Object Description
Title | The Huntley Farmside |
Date | 1965-09-09 |
Month | 09 |
Day | 09 |
Year | 1965 |
Volume | 6 |
Issue | 23 |
Decade | 1960-1969 |
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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