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NICOR Proposes Natural Gas Transmission Project

to Joliet, Illinois. The Viking- operations to begin by late 1999. NICOR, Inc has announced Voyageur Transmission Project The project will utilize existing agreement on a letter of intent lo proposal would affect McHenry, utility corridors for much of its join Calgary-based TransCanada Kane, Will and Kendall counties length. Its initial capacity will be PipeLines Limited and in the Northern Illinois Gas 1.2 billion cubic feet of natural Minneapolis-based Northem States service area. gas per day. Power Company (NSP) as a Future phases of the project Individuals who are interested in sponsor of the Viking Voyageur include extensive input from the the Viking-Voyageur Gas Gas Tiansmission project, a $1 public. Meetings have already Transmission Project may call billion pipeline designed to taken place with some local Julian Brown, Northern Illinois transport natural gas from the officials along the proposed Gas' community relations director Canadian border tothe Midwest pipeline route and several more at (630) 983-8676 extension 2763. IS^^^MMIW United States. meetings are scheduled with For specific landowner issues The Viking Voyageur project is landowners, environmental and and concems, call, toll free, 1-888- a proposed 800-mile, underground community groups. 242-1481. You can also visit the natural gas pipeline that will Current plans are to begin Viking Vayageur web site at originate in Emerson, Manitoba, seeking regulatory and other http://www.vikingvoyageur.com. Canada, then extend east and south approvals this fall, with Femvale Idelette 120 was named the reserve senior heifer calf champion at the 1997 Wisconsin State Fair Angus Show held August 2 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. James Marsh, Huntley, Illinois owns the winning entry.

Harmony Road Harvesters to Campus to Hold Start New 4-H Open House Year

The Board of Education of By Tim Hoeft Consolidated School District 158 will host an Open House and Dedication Ceremony for the new The Huntley Harvestors 4-H Huntley Middle School and Club will hold the first meeting of Huntley High School on Sunday, the '97-'98 4-H year on Thursday, Sept 7, l-4pm with the dedication Sept. 11 at 7pm in Fellowship at 2pm. The school is located at Hall of the First Congregational the Harmony Road Campus, Church of Hundey. We will be 13719 Harmony Road, west of having a Pizza Party to celebrate Huntley. For additional the installation of our new officers information, contact Dr. Pamela and the beginning of our new 4-H Kraus, assistant superintendent at year. We'll starf talking about 847-669-5248. some of our plans for activities this year, as well as receiving the "Clover" so we can decide which projects to register for. 4-H is open to any youth age 8- 19. To join for this year, you need to be 8 years old by Jan. 1, 1998. We strongly encourage parents to Youth Baseball attend with their youth. Board Election If you want to make new friends, leam about something that To Be Held has always interested you, serve your community, and HAVE FUN On Thursday, September 4, ...Come and leam what 4-H is all 1997 at 7:00pm the Huntley about! Our meetings are always Youth Baseball Board election the 2nd Thursday of the month. If you have any questions or want to Viking Voyageur will be held at the Huntley American Legion. This is an open verify the time and place of our Gas Transmission Project meeting for the election board 4-H meetings, contact our leader, Mc Henry County =»=• a Oonwan members for the 1998 season and Jan Hoeft at 847-669-3941 or 10 20 for any changes to be discussed for President Megan Sunderlage, 847- the next season. 669-3806. Page 2 THE HUNTLEY FARMSIDE-ILLINOIS September 4, 1997

Hard decisions always have to be made when solving problems. Being The opinions expressed open minded makes the task easier. f out MinuU ®00av^ Keeping happy memories when in articles and columns things change helps make life more pleasurable to deal with when our published in this needs change. Our past is a learning experience, our present is plarming newspaper are not new adventures, our future is always unknown. It's our daily presence, necessarily the opinions dealing for a better future. In Praise of Sorrow of The Huntley Living with God's presence in our hearts helps to make good decisions. Enjoying special people in our lives are to be foimd no matter where we To one who has brooded long over the mystery of this world and his own Farmside newspaper, its move to when its called for, and we never forget people we already know. soul no law is more salient and strange than the efficiency of sorrow. Country life is hard work, as well as enjoyable for its peace and open space. It It is joy we all foUow and praise and worship, but what a wastrel and ne'er- publisher or staff. seems like the walls are closing in on our space. It's hard to enjoy when do-well it is. We have laughed and danced and sung, but what has come of it? fighting traffic and the growth that surrounds country life. Everyone gets What indeed but certain mocking echoes, revealing the hollow emptiness of excited about all the changes, yet we forget how important it is to have space our prison of circumstance? While, on the contrary, whatever substantial Additional copies of this week's to take comfort in when needed. Going with my daughter near the city, we find steps mankind has made have been by the crutches of pain. issue of The Huntley Farmside patches of farm fields between all the growing. A little space is left, but how 'Tis the laborer sweating in the field that feeds the world, 'tis the soldier can be purchased at the following hard to get to just work God's fields to enjoy. dying in battle that cures diseased governments, 'tis the workman reeling in newsstands: As soon as everything goes well, we're on the treadmill to fight for more the heat of the steel-mill or riveting girders at dizzy heights that builds our Huntley Supermarket, Rt.47 money, so we go in circles all the time. More money, more space, more houses, 'tis the agonizing mother that brings forth the child, and the in Huntley Center building, higher prices companies need to pass on to consumers. Our high starving poet that furnishes our fancy. Union 76 Gas Station, Rt 47 earnings will cost more for products. The circle never stops. We seem to be What considerable value did we ever get from picnics? Was any scientific Papa G's Restaurant, Rt 47 lost without a compass to guide. We come back right where we started just to discovery, to bless mankind, ever thought out on a pleasure yacht? All the do it all over again. We never venture off the tract to find new paths of life that benefit to the human race that ever came from the piazzas of summer hotels, Copies are also available at the from cabarets and midnight frolics, from all games good or bad, from all can give us joy and happiness. We seem to always stick with the old ways Huntley Farmside newspaper office when times are good or bad. hours of satiety or hilarity, you could put in your eye. Hustle and bustle, cars in a hurry, blood pressure up, anger in the Only from the wounds and bruises of the world comes its healing. Only 11801 Main Street, Huntley response, stress on the job, hurry get the products off fast, more money given, from its sufferings comes its greatness. Only from its dark chambers of put our bodies through hell. We were meant to live a long life, but we push anguish emerge its abiding comforts and graces. ourselves beyond what our bodies can handle. We call this the good life; There was something of deep insight into the paradox of life that wanting more and never happy with what weve been blessed with already. characterized the Puritan's grimness. For cruelty is not far behind pleasure, With all our stress and extra money, we end up paying for ill health that takes lust is the child of lightness, and beneath the smooth surface of the Tfte it all. What price do we want to pay? sensualist lurks the horror of heartlessness. The old country mail wagon, drawn by one horse. By all means let us be happy when we may, abut let us not falter at the door Clip clop along the road, surprise package arwiously waiting. of sacrifice and pain, for only within the crypt of sorrow lie the rich and HuntCetf Time seems forever, yet grateful for the day. mystic treasures of the soul. Old cars bump one another, yet people came out fine. To suffer is to know life. Out of disappointment, disillusion, failure, Tarmside Not enough speed to hurt inside. humiliation, betrayal, bereavement, loneliness, out of such bitter moments Relax as they talked and went on their way. come those supernal, transforming, ennobling qualities that sit like starry How are you doing, compared to "Hey, get out of my way!" crowns upon us, and reveal us as sons of heaven. Suzanne L. Brown Faster and faster, watch out, no one stands a chance. That smile touches our hearts and wins us that is the ripple upon pensive Publisher We all loose in the end. deeps. The idiot mirth of the shallow saddens us. Joy is good; let us seek it. But sorrow, which no man seeks, but which Published every Thursday except destiny thrusts on him, is better; let us not shun it. the last Thursday of the Year. Some one said: "Joy impregnates; it is only sorrows that brings forth." Reproducdon in whole or in I'm all for a month that begins part, without written permission Paid Advertisement Copyright 1919 Comments with a holiday and that's exactly of the publisher, is prohibited. what September does. Hope you all H were able to enjoy the first day of Copyright 1997 by Kathy... the month off of work in honor of The Huntley Farmside Labor Day. Maybe it's just me, but 2nd Class Postage paid at isn't it a bit ironic that people get a Huntley, IL 60142 day off from work in order to celebrate a holiday set aside Send address changes to: Kaihy Kitchen specifically for working people? Ask The The Huntley Farmside 11801 MainStreet Don't get me wrong, I'll take the day off. It just seems odd, that's all. Chitoptactor P.O. Box 127 Another reason to celebrate is that my son was born on Labor Day. Huntley, IL 60142 Hey, I figure if they're going to name a day for labor, the least I could do is "deliver." Happy 18th birthday, son. Courtesy of Dr. Jim Walsh ^ The 7th is Grandparents Day. Grandparents are very special people and deserve to be honored. However, I'm not sure how this day was declared. SHORT LEG CREATES BACK PROBLEMS Phone (847) 669-5621 One year, all of a sudden, it was just there on the calendar. I'm inclined to FAX (847) 669-5623 believe the card, flower, and candy companies all got together and created At a local health fair, I saw a In other cases, a leg length discrep- it. Love and kisses to all grandparents anyway, especially mine. Q chiropractic doctor checking ancy may be corrected with shoe Hfts. Hey dude. Did you, like, know that Califorhia became, like, you people for "short leg." What is the Such corrections should be prescribed know, a State or something in September 1850? Wow, man, let's party. significance of that test? and carefully monitored by the pre- scribing chiropractic doctor who Joyce Liput Francis Scott Key wrote the Star Spangled Banner on September 14, Chiropractors have long known that leg length inequality as little makes sure the lifts are producing the Accounting Director 1814. You probably don't need to throw a party or take off work or A as 1/4 inch or less can lead to spinal desired result. Nothing should be left to anything like that. Maybe just "sing its praises" on that day. distortion, vertebral misalignments chance. Margie Hughes Pilgrims sailed from England in the Mayflower seeking freedom. I (subluxations), spinal curvatures, For obvious reasons, those who Circulation Director admire them for their courage, but shouldn't the ship have been named the care about their health should have a spinal disc degeneration, certain forms Diane Lynch Septemberflower? of arthritis, and other health problems chiropractic checkup for short leg from Farmside Associate Celebrate Citizenship Day ttiis month by concentrating on all the good including pinched spinal nerves. time to time. It's so easy to do, biit so things about being a citizen. I think perhaps too often we grumble and Aren't those reasons enough to have a important. We do it in this office all the time. Jacki Hedgepath complain instead of appreciating what we have. leg length checkup? Farmside Associate I don't usually include much on war history in my monthly reports, USUALLY CORRECTABLE but I'm making an exception here. The Battle of Chickamauga during the One leg being shorter than the other WALSH Karlith Gorka Civil War began on September 19, 1863. My great-grandfather fought in is a very common problem. In most GHiROPRACTIC CLINIC Farmside Associate that battle, was injured, and ended up in one of the worst prisons of the cases, though, the short leg is not actu- 847-669-0045 Lane Cameron time, Andersonville. Needless to say, I'm pretty glad he survived. ally short, but appears short due to an 10696 North Rt. 47 - Huntiey unnatural twisting torsion of the Staff Photographer I'm sorry to report that Summer officially is over in September. Fall just North of the Dairy Mart begins, and while it's true Autumn leaves are beautiful, it's also U"ue you pelvis—a problem usually correctable with chiropractic care. FROM PAW TOOORRECTIONTOPREVENTON can kiss'the nice weather'good-bye. So, Happy Harvesting...now get out 5AVe $50,flN,XClU,RJNIJlAL VISIT your snow shovels. e 199 6 WDPC Most insurances accepted September 4, 1997 THE HUNTLEY FARMSIDE-ILLINOIS Page 3 Now Featured at Riverdance Trip Ranger Doug and Riders in the Sky 8th Annual "Fall" The opportunity to see Donley's Wild West Riverdance performed live has Perform at Woodstock Opera House Cream Of the Crop Shops In Union arrived. As a part of McHenry County Ranger Doug, Riders' lead songs in a year - just a few - but if Arts & Crafts Opotted College's Sensational Excursions, singer/yodeler, rhythm guitarist, you only record two or three a The Fin 'N Feather Farm the Department of Continuing and main song writer, and "idol of year, then you wind up with a (formerly the Milk Pail Village) of I |oon O'c^fts Community Education is American youth", along with collection of songs that need to be East Dundee, ILL., presents the 8th sponsoring a trip to Chicago's bassist Too Slim and fiddler recorded," Doug says. "This Annual "Fall" Cream of die Crop, Auditorium Theater to see Woofly Paul will be performing at album gave me the opportunity to Arts & Crafts Show on Saturday, Riverdance on Oct. 22. the Woodstock Opera House, on do that. September 13, from 10:00 am to Tickets are $70 per person. The Saturday, September 6, at 5 pm "I have seen such a change in 5:(X) pm and on Sunday, September trip will depart from McHenry and 8 pm. Western music since 1977 when 14, from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. County College at 10 am and In addition to the cowboy we began," Ranger Doug says. The Fin 'N Feather Farm is a return at 6:30 pm. A limited classics (like "Cool Water") they "The music was almost forgotten. famous landmark of the Midwest number of tickets are available. are famous for, you can expect to Now there are cowboy poetry located just North of 1-90 on Route Participants can enjoy lunch at hear songs from Ranger Doug's gatherings all over the country, a 25. one of downtown Chicago's many recently released solo album number of music festivals - it has 100 quality crafters from fine restaurants. Individuals are "Songs of the Sage". really become vibrant again, and Arizona, Indiana, Iowa, and responsible for their own dining Offered by Warner Western, Warner Westem is a label created Wisconsin and 50 ILL. towns, will Songs Of The Sage, a collection just for this genre. be outside the Milk Pail Restaurant (c^eorgia •|-^ee74-^lle'r expenses. For more information about the of 12 original songs written by "People still want to believe in on the grounds of the Fin 'N ppssiaent of !^les ana naAeting trip, please contact Gabriele Doug, further establishes this the West and that cowboy image. Feather Farm. 847-669-3543 Ertmann at (815) 455-8782. decorated songwriter as one of As a writer, I want to give Wheel Thrown pottery, To register for the trip by Western music's most gifted something in return to the cranberry products, and clothing [email protected]:com.com phone, call (815) 455-8588. minds. "I don't write that many tradition I've gotten so much will cover the grounds. Terrific from. I want to preserve the quilted jackets and sandstone trivets romance of the West and will tantalize. Floral arrangements communicate the power and and baskets will add beauty and possibility that the life of the color. Fountains and personalized cowboy gives to the world." dog cat items will intrigue you. The Woodstock Opera House, is Come join us Saturday, located "On the Square", in September 13 and Sunday, Woodstock. September 14 for the 8th Annual "Fall" Cream of the Crop Arts & PRIMESSVi Craft Show held outside the famous Milk Pail Restaurant on the ground of the Fin 'N Feather Farm located on Rt. 25 just North of 1-90 in East FREE wes TO SENO FOR Dundee, ELL. Dine in the Milk Pail Restaurant and stroll through the (NAPSl—rNumismatists Online country setting as you enjoy the INSTALLED! offers exciting opportunities for coin collectors and can be reached many craft items on display. Cost <)(' In.stullutioii S149 at http://wwrw.nuinismatists.com. Mail-in Hebatt- -*50

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I >,•>,•!• ,'.^ Page 4 THE HUNTLEY FARMSIDE-ILLINOIS September 4, 1997 The Vietnam Beds Offer New Training Workshops Happy Birthday to You! Veterans Hope to Hospital Your time could be die key that Memorial in Mexico unlocks the door for someone trying to leam a new language. At Saint Joseph Hospital, die McHenry County College is Traveling Wall departure of 25-year-old patient looking for volunteers to help in September 5 Diane Lynch beds means that new "The Wall That Heals" a half- the English as a Second Language September 6 Minnie Harting technologically advanced beds scale traveling replica of the program. Volunteers will help featuring equipment that will September 6 Joyce AUen Vietnam Veterans Memorial in students develop speaking, reading facilitate state-of-the-art patient September 6 Jenna Dale Hughes Washington, D.C, will bring and writing skills. care have arrived. In the Mexican September 7 Grace Goehl messages of the Wall home to Workshops for diose interested state of Guanajuato, the arrival of September 9 Herbert Eggers northern Illinois, from Thursday, in volunteering begin on the new beds at Saint Joseph September 10 Brandy Lanius Sept. II, to Sunday, Sept. 14, Thursday, Sept. 11. This is an Hospital is met with equal 1997, located in the east side of orientation session. Four other September 11 Shelby Hill excitement, but for a different the Sycamore Park behind the sessions follow on Sept. 29, Oct. September 11 Carol Barton reason. Saint Joseph Hospital's Good Time Shelter in Sycamore, 1, Oct. 14, and Oct. 27. Sessions September 11 Cindy Sikula old beds are scheduled to become IL. The exhibition will feature the are held from 7pm to 9:30pm. their new ones. dramatic replica - stretching nearly There is a registration fee for the 246 feet in total lengdi. "The Wall The old hospital beds are being workshop. Volunteers must attend That Heals" is open 24 hours a replaced at Saint Joseph Hospital all 5 sessions and work as a If you wish to have a birthday printed, please send a note to: day. There is no charge for on Tuesday, September 2 with volunteer for 15 hours to complete The Huntley Farmside, Atui: Birthday Editor, Box 127, Huntley, 11 admission. The opening ceremony Hill-Rom Advance Series Beds. the training. Sessions can be 60142 or call (847) 669-5621. Include the month and day of the on Thursday, Sept. 11, will be at The beds being removed from the attended in any order. birthday, the name of the celebrant (as you want it to appear), your 6pm. There will be short hospital are then being donated to For more information on the name, and a phone number where you can be reached if we have any programs on Friday and Saturday the Rotary Club of Elgin's workshops, or if interested in questions. (Birdidays submitted without a name and phone number ay 6pm. The closing ceremony Mexican Project under the volunteering, call Jane Brehm, will not be printed.) will be on Sunday, Sept. 14, at leadership of club member Sal director of Limited English 1pm. Camacho, owner of Supreme Proficiency/Literacy Programs, at Coarings. After reaching Directions: Go to the east side of 815/455-8560. Sycamore on State Route 64 and Guanajuato, the beds will be go soudi on Airport Rd. for .2 evenly divided between facilities in mile to the east entrance of the Guanajauto City, Mroelia and Sycamore Park. Tepic Nayarit. Huntley Community Church Calendar Any veteran who served in the "In Mexico, diese beds will be military at any time, whether in used in areas where patients combat or peacetime, is invited to currently are stationed on thin parricipate in the opening mats," said Del W. Johnston, FIRST CONGREGATIONAL ST. MARY CATHOLIC LIVING WATERS LUTHERAN ceremony on Thursday, Sept. Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation 11628 Main, Hundey 10911 N. Woodstock, Hundey Meets at CL. Soudi High School 11th. Veterans are to assemble at Board Immediate Past Chair and 847/669-3691 847/669-3137 1200 S. Randall Rd., Crystal Lake 5:30pm at die north side of the Rotarian. "The 25-year-old beds Reverend Ron Woodruff Rev. Robert Garrity, Pastor 847/854-7571 pond so that all veterans can form will probably be used for another 9:00am Sunday Worship Pastor Dennis Heaney a procession behind the color 25 years." 10:30 Outdoor Worship Deicke Pk Sun. Masses Sam & 10am guard and be recognized for theu- The 80 new beds at Saint 4:00 Confirmation '97 Sat 5:30 Mass Tues; Mass 7pm Sunday Worship 8:30 & 10:30am service to our country. To Joseph Hospital will be placed 6:(X) Habitat Workcampers Wed.. Thurs., Fri., Sam volunteer call Joe McGuan at 815- into 46 patient rooms in the 9A> Cmsader Bells 3:30 Youdi Group meets Ist & 3rd 758-8309 or Ed Meldrum at 815- Medical, Surgical, ICU, 9/10 Chancel Choir 7:00 Wed. at Bell's home. HOPE COVENANT CitURCH 758-2743. Pediatrics, Oncology, and ICA 7:30 Bible Study R. E. Teachers needed, call Tom 451 Ackman Rd., Crystal Lake units. 9/11 Whitechapel 7:00 O'Brien 815-459-3572. (comer of Randall & Ackman) Genesis Bells 8:15 815/455-6340 Pastor Rick Hampton Flowerwood TRINITY LUTHERAN CHRIST UNITED METHODIST 11008 N. Church, Hundey Meets at C.L. Soudi High School Sunday Worship 8:30 & 11:00am "Where Beautiful Landscapes Begin" 847/669-5780 1200 McHenry Ave., Crystal Lake Sunday School 9:45am Reverend Charles Kittel 815/477-0710 9am Sun. Worship Reverend David Decker 10:15am Sunday School/Teen & EVANGELICAL FREE ' Landscape • Designers Adult classes 9:15am Sunday Worship CHURCH II:I5am Rally picnic 10:30am Sunday School 575 East Crystal Lake Avenue • Contractors 5:30pm Worship Serv. Nursery available Crystal Lake 815459-1095 9/8 Woodstock Residence 2pm Pastor Robert 0. Page Residential, • Commercial, 9/10 Choir 7:30pm Oasis Bible Study 9:30am & 7pm FOX VALLEY FREE CHURCH Sunday Worship 9 & 10:30am • Industrial Nursery Available ST. PETER EVANGELICAL Meets at Jacobs High School Sunday School Classes LUTHERAN LC-MS Algonquin, IL Retaining Walls 87 Galligan Rd., Gilberts Senior Pastor Tom Atchison Brick Pavers 847/428-4054 Rev. Allan Buss, Pastor Sunday Service 9:45am WESTLAKE COMMUNITY Vicar Dan McQuality Pastor Joel Popenfoose , All Nursery Stock Fully Guaranteed Sunday Worship 8 & 10:30am 847-669-047*5 Sunday School & Bible Class at MORNING STAR WORLD Meets at Hundey High School 9:I5am OUTREACH CHURCH 41W350 Powers Rd., Hundey Sun. Service 10:00am JOY COMMUNITY 847/669-9800 Squirts thru 7di 10am 7105 Virginia Rd. Pastors Stephen & Mary Foster Adult small group ministi-y with Flowerwood Crystal Lake, IL 60014 groups meeting weekly Route 14 & 176 815-477-5167 Sun. @ 10am & 6pm Westlake is a Willow Creek Asso. Crystal Lake Rev. Paul & Rev. Karen Stunkel Wed. & Fri. 7:30pm Church 815-459-6200 9:30am Worhsip Serv. Hundey Nursery Available Elementary School September 4. 1997 THE HUNTLEY FARMSIDE-ILLINOIS Page 5 Used Tire Collection Event Small Potatoes Appear in First Please be advised that the on rims and no large industiial/off McHenry County Department of road tires will be accepted. More- of Fall Music Planning and Development, over each participant must sign Concerts McHenry County Farm Bureau a Consensual Removal Agreement and the Illinois Environment before their tires are unloaded. Protection Agency will be holding No tires will be accepted from Small Potatoes, one of the a Used Tire Collection Event from commercial trucking companies hottest, new folk music acts in die 8am to 3pm, October 6 thru and retailers such as tire dealers, Chicago area, will appear in die October 8, 1997 at die McHenry gas stations, etc. first of this fall's folk music County Fair Grounds in Again, all local units of concerts on Saturday, Sept. 13, at Woodstock, Illinois. government who have accumulated 8pm, at the Corner Room in As in the past, all residents may used tires through various Woodstock. Jacquie Manning and Rich Prezioso play a mix of Happy "4th" Birthday % participate in this program activities may bring these tires to !J^ provided that they have not the collection event. music diat ranges from original to Jenna Dale traditional, from jazz, blues and participated in the past. The Should you have any questions swing to Irish, and from gospel to maximum number of tires any regarding this memo please do not country. resident may drop-off is limited to hesitate to give me (Hank Fisher) 1,000. No tires will be accepted a call at 815-3344576. The fall folk concert series is sponsored by die Woodstock Folk Festival, Inc., a local group diat sponsors die annual folk festival Homebuyer Seminar on the Woodstock Square die third Sunday of July. Are you buying a home On Saturday, Oct. 18, Bob Janis and looking for answers? and Christine Gaylord will Conservation perform. Funny, challenging, and • What loans are available? always entertaining, diey sing and • How much can I afford? District Recruits Volunteers perform in a warm and easy-going • How much cash will I need? style. Their fine guitar playing and The McHenry County Hills Fen in Lake in the Hills. delightful harmonies leaves SEPTEMBER 10, 7:30-9:00 PM Conservation District needs Saturday, Sept. 20 from 8:30am- audiences smiUng. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK volunteers to assist land stewards 12:30pm at Lake in the Hills Fen Illinois' favorite folksinger. Art 325 S. RANDALL, ELGIN with natural area workdays at in Lake in die HUls. Thieme, will perform on Saturday, District areas. Workdays help Volunteers choose their level of Nov. 8. Widi a full graying beard FREE APPRAISAL COUPON volunteers leam about die ecology involvement and site where they and an insuppressible sparkle in and geology of the area, and serve want to assist. In the case of his eye. Ait Thieme delights Make Your Reservations by calling Patsy Jo Kresal an important role in the protection inclement weadier. Lake in the audiences with his outrageous at 847-468-1214 of McHenry County's landscape. Hills Fen workdays will be stories, awful puns, great banjo Tasks are determined based on the rescheduled during the same time and guitar playing, and the best, season and particular needs of each die following day. If die weather most authentic folk music to be t^FiRST FEDERAL site.Activities may include cutting forecast indicates the possibUity of heard anywhere today. brush, planting or collecting program rescheduling, volunteers All concerts start at 8pm in The SAVINGS BANK seeds, or monitoring plant and should contact Suzanne Jacobek, Comer Room, 303 Hoy Ave., animal populations. Volunteer Coordinator, at 815- Woodstock. Admission at the Member FDIC Equal Housing Opportunity LenderUa If you are interested in serving as 678-4431 on the Friday before door. Call 815-338-4245 to a volunteer, there are numerous each Lake in the Hills Fen reserve seats. natural area workdays scheduled. workday for confirmation. For Future workdays are scheduled as further information, please call FRANKS, GERKIN 6^ MCKENNA follows: Saturday, Sept. 13 from Suzanne Jacobek at die number LAWYERS 8:30am-12:30pm at Lake in the previously listed. Civil War Round Table Serving Your Legal Needs In: Workers Compensation, Injury, Located in Meeting Business, Real Estate, The Huntley Banking Center On Tuesday evening, September Zoning, Wills, Estate Planning, Huntley, ll. 60142 9th, at 7:30pm the McHenry Traffic, Criminal and Family Law 847-669-2500 County Civil War Round Table Naper Settlement holds its mondily meeting at die McHenry County Historical Presents Two N ew Programs Society Museum in Union, IL. Naper Setdement, Chicagoland's will conduct the class. Make This program will feature an open I9di century history village, will reservations now. Call 630-420- discussion on topics relating to Your House Can Save You Money present two new programs this 6010. any and all aspects of Civil War history. year in celebration of An Old On Wednesday, September 17, Widi om Auto-Home Advantage, Fashioned Circus, returning in Naper Settlement presents An The round table is open to you save money on your auto September, they are Clown Evening Of Old Fashioned Circus anyone interested in leaming more insurance premiums when you School For Kids, Saturday, Music. Ron Keller, director of die about the Civil War. Here in insure bodi your home and personal September 6 and An Evening Of Naperville Municipal Band leads a McHenry County 2500 individuals vehicle with us. If you've been Old Fashioned Circus Music on live Circus Band in the 7:30pm answered die call of dieir country wondering how to get the best September 17. performance. Space is limited- and went off to fight out of a insurance coverage at a competitive At Clown School, kids ages 6- call 630-420-6010 for population of 22, 000. price, call me for details about the 10 can get ready for An Old reservations. Programs scheduled for the round Auto-Home Advantage. Fashioned Circus coming to Naper Naper Settlement is located in table include alternating Michael Scruggs Settlement September 19-21; downtown Naperville, just south discussions with formal ••Policies issued by COUNTRY MUTUAL 109 S. Jeflerson, Woodstoci< presentations. For information INSURANCE COMPANY®. Bloomington, IL Office 815-337-3700 diey'll learn how to apply clown of the Riverwalk. An Old Home 815-337-0418 make-up and other tricks of die Fashioned Circus, featuring the regarding the Round Table or ti-ade-and then take their show on Kelly Miller Circus, retums to the upcoming events, contact the die road in a performance at an Settlement Sept. 19-21. For historical society at 815-923- e 1997, CC S«vic«s. Inc. COUNTRYCOMWieS. area nursing home. Marsh- infonnation, call 630-305-5555. 2267. There is no charge to attend •^••••••••i INSURANCE GROUP Mallow, a professional clown. die Civil War Round Table. Pages THE HUNTLEY FARMSIDE-ILLINOIS September 4, 1997 Marian Central To McHenry County Farm Bureau to Host Back To Hold 85th Annual Meeting

School Night About 300 people are expected to Tickets for the dinner, which gather Monday evening, Sept. 8 at starts at 7:30pm may be obtained Marian Central Cadiolic High the Sfratford Inn, Harvard, for by contacting the Farm Bureau School parents will be the McHenry County Farm Bureau's office or one of the 18 directors "students" when die school holds 85di annual meeting. tiiroughout the county. its annual "Back to School" night The Illinois Farm Bureau During the meeting, die result of on Tuesday, Sept. 16, at 7:30pm. resolutions committee is seeking elections in Distiicts 2 and 4 will One of the more popular and well- County Farm Bureau membership be announced. Farmers in those attended events, die object is to comments on five topics diat have districts have been sent ballots. give parents an opportunity to been under scrutiny this year. Nominees are: DisUict 2-H^ry attend shortened versions of their David Gardner, McHenry County Alten Jr., Dunham township; students' classes, where teachers Farm Bureau president, lists the Gary Aavang, Greenwood; Dennis will make presentations regarding five topics as market deregulation, Wilkening, Hartland; and Mike class requirements and academic Internet availability in rural Hogan, McHenry. District 4- expectations of students. communities, environmental Duane Dahlman, Riley; Daniel Refreshments will be provided by "performance-based" standards for Ziller, Grafton; John Henning, the Parents Association at die end agriculture, nitrogen fertilizer use, Coral; and Darick England, of die evening. and future use of global Algonquin. Alten, Aavang, positioning and geographical Wilkening, Dahlman, and Planning Your information (GPS/GIS) systems Henning are incumbents. in farming. Directors retiring from the board Bulb Garden Gardner said comments by include Doug Borhart, Grafton; From left to right Bob Sr., Pat and Bob Koize owners On September 13th, from farmers on these and other topics Vern Schiller, McHenry; and of Kolze's Corner Gardens at Rte. 176 & Dean St. in 10:00 am until 2:00 pm. Art Van will be reviewed by the Bruce Meier, Algonquin. Woodstock. Zanten will be available at Resolutions committee before the Maureen Christine, Crystal Flowerwood to answer questions Illinois Farm Bureau annual Lake, wUl provide entertainment regarding "Planning Your Bulb meeting in December at SL Louis. widi her presentation of standard A warm welcome to die Kolze in 1969 we concentrated most of Garden". Art is a 5di generation McHenry County Farm Bureau and romantic ballards in her family - Bob, Pat and Bob Jr., our efforts into the production of bulb grower from Holland Beauty members will authorize the board distinctive style diat has dirilled owners of KOLZE'S CORNER bedding plants." Bulb Co. Stop by Flowerwood on to choose its four voting delegates audiences in New York, Chicago, GARDENS, INC. located at die Route 14 and 176 in Crystal Lake to the state Farm Bureau and at Wrigley Field where she intersection of Dean Sti-eet and The Kolze's new location is a on September 13di with all of your convention during the Sept. . 8 sang the National Andiem before a Route 176 in Woodstock. 23,000 sq. ft. greenhouse set on bulb questions. annual meeting. Cubs game. 30 acres which allows customers Although new to die area, die to shop during inclement weadier. Kolzes are not new to die garden They grow 95% of their business having operated Kolze greenhouse crops allowing Comer Gardens in Palatine at die gardeners affordable prices matched intersection of Route 14 and Plum with high quality assurance. This Grove Road for over 47 years. Sept/Oct Kolze's will have U-Pick pumpkins, a spook house, garden The Kolzes are excited about mums, fall pansies and a petting OLZE'S CORNER GARDENS their new location and look zoo. forward to introducing their new neighbors and customers to die Starting November 26, they Woodstock . 1/2 Mile West of Rte. 47 on Rte. 176 • 815-338-1475 latest in gardening techniques, will offer the finest Christmas perennials, annuals and hanging trees, wreathes and poinsetuas baskets. As Bob, Jr. stated "We including their specialty, the come from a long line of Eraser Fir Tree. vegetable truck fanners, however. Hardy Fall Pansies KITCHEN INSURANCE AGENCY (Your Independent Agent) 1110 E. Grant Hwy, Marengo 815-568-3157 6 Colors to Choose - $3.25 Each Serving McHenry County for 30 Years! Case of 8 - $24.95 owner Rog Kitchen Blooms Sept. - Nov.

Garden Mums ---16 Varieties T. MANNING CONCRETE FLAT WORK, FOUNDATIONS, 1 Gallon $4.25 ea. 10 or More $4.00 ea. COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL 2 Gallon $5.75 ea. 10 or More $5.50 ea. 'Mention this Ad to Receive a Free 4 1/2" Perennial 11481 ALLISON CT., HUNTLEY with $10.00 Purchase. (While Supplies Last) Tom Manning (847)669-5750 September 4, 1997 THE HUNTLEY FARMSIDE-ILLINOIS Page 7

C.A.G. To Meet NIU Graduate McHenry County State Fair Results Cash Back For

Carolyn Fier of Huntiey received Schools McHenry County 4-H'ers had an ran dirough Saturday, August 17. The Hundey Communities her Bachelor of Science Degree in award-winning day in die Illinois The State Fair Exhibit Division against Gangs (C.A.G.), and die Clinical Laboratory Science from Spring Hill Mall recendy invited State Fair Junior Exhibit Division provides an opportunity for young Blockwatch Meeting will be held Northem Illinois University this area junior and high schools to on Monday, September 8, at 7pm on Saturday, August 16. They people to interact with adult past May. participate in a new, exciting at Deicke Park, on Route 47 in were among more than 7,000 judges through the process of back-to-school program. Cash Huntiey, Illinois. young people who took part in conference judging, according to Back for Schools, which started on this year's Junior Show, which Janice Seitz, director of the September 1 and continues statewide 4-H program. The through November 30,1997. member and judge discuss the It's an interactive program project's strong points and how it designed to help area schools eam might be further developed in the MEDICAL SERVICES money by having shoppers redeem future. Through conference their Spring Hill Mall receipts for Sometimes your age con cause you to fumble. Immediate Care judging, 4-H members develop schools to eam points toward a Suite 108 self-confidence and refine their 847/854-5511 cash prize. Schools have an communication skills as they pick opportunity to eam and share up Pharmacy up pointers from the project Suite no to $21,000! 847/854-7755 judges. Nine local schools have Laboratory & X-Ray Special Superior awards are responded and will participate. Suite 108 given at the discretion of the School group representatives are 847/854-5311 judges to projects they consider targeting dieir cash prizes for a Mammography outstanding. The following were number of important projects and Suite 108 given diis award: Dan Gregory activities, such as: landscaping, 847/854-5511 Computer Science HunUey, Jenna capital funding, orchesti-a dips and Physical Therapy Lueth Foods Huntley, Erin signage. Hundey High School is Suite 108 Sti'auss Conservation Union. At 847/854-5511 one of die participating schools. die McHenry County Fair, the How does Cash Back for Schools Education & Wellness following 4-H'ers earned the Suite 111 work? Everyone can help and it's 847/854-5511 Award of Excellence, and the easy! You don't have to have privilege of representing their Occupational Health children attending any of the Suite 108 county in the State Fair Junior participating schools! 847/854-5511 Show: David Gregory Parents, teachers, students and PHYSICIANS Woodworking Huntley, Don anyone in the community can Gregory Model Rocketry, Family Care participate by redeeming their mall Suite 116 Huntley, Jennifer Hahn Clothing receipts during die program period. Family Practice Huntley, Stephanie Henning They can "vote" for dieir favorite 847/854-8595 Clothing Huntley, Tim Hoeft participating school at the Edward A. Bryant. M.D. Communication Huntley, Kelly Custortier Service Desk in Center Mohammed Khaleeiuddin, M.D. Koch Home Furnishings Court by putting their receipts in Women's Healthcare Center Union, Ashley Strauss Foods die box of their favorite school. Suite 112 Union, Jennifer Urbauer 'Visual Obstetrics & Gynecology Each dollar spent at Spring Hill 847/854-0688 Arts Union and Cathy Walters Mall equals one point for the Raja Chatterji. M.D. Photography Union. In die Junior school of their choice. Charge Humberto Lamoutte. M.D. Diary Show, Isaac Nevel of and/or cash receipts will be Pediatric Health Partner Harvestors placed 2nd with his validated by a Customer Service Suite 117 Holstein fall yearling heifer. Desk representatives so that 847/854-5490 Neelam Narula, M.D. customers will not have to give Water Tower Dental up dieir actual receipts. Suite 101 General Dentistry, Orthodontics, Oral Surgery Periodontics 847/854-DENT Michael Morgan, D.D.S. Gregory Stern, DDS. Michelle Smick. D.D.S. tPhafSforLiinch? IMMEDIATE CARE Kevin Ladesic. D.D.S. The Elgin Clinic, Ltd. HUNTLEY SCHOOL LUNCH MENU /S TM '4C hi Suite 103 Internal Medicine. Nephrology. ^ Monday, September 8 Psychiatry French toast sticks, sausage links, applesauce, orange juice No appointment is needed and we're Located right in 847/658-9890 or grilled cheese Mohammad Zahid. M.D. open extended hours because we know your own hach yard. Mussarat Zahid. M.D. ^ Tuesday, September 9 that life's little spills and illnesses don't Lake in the Hills HOURS: Key Medical Group Salisbury steak, msh. potato/gravy, bun, gm. beans, chenrycrisp always occur during regular office hours. Medical Center Suite 105 Our experienced, caring physicians and is a professional, Internal Medicine or hot dog/bun nurses offer prompt, convenient treatment convenient medical i.m. - IU p.m 847/854-7711 ^ Wednesday, September 10 for your family's minor emergencies So center dedicated Barbara Amsler M.D. Ronald Hirsch. M.D. Spaghetti/meat sauce, tossed salad, Italian bread, peaches when you're in need of medical attention, to providing high 0 a.m. - b p.m Sergei Lipov M.D. or pepperoni pizza visit Lake in the Hills Medical Center quality health care Karen Casciaro. M.D. We'll help you get on the road to recovery to Lake in the Hills Orthopedic & Spine ^Thursday, September 11 in no time! and surrounding communities. Surgery Associates Grilled cheese sandwich, carrot sticks, fresh fruit Suite 114 or chicken pattie/bun Orthopedic Medicine 847/854-8590 ^ Friday, September 12 Michael Gitelis. M.D. Anthony W. Savino. M.D. Cheese Pizza, mixed vegetables, diced pears Lake in the Hills Medical Center Ralph L. Scafuri. M.D. or peanut butter & jelly sandwich A Service of Saint Josepli Hospital, Elgin, IL James S. Fister M.D. Michael G. Kogan. M.D, One Bloclc East of Randall Road at 2250 West Algonquin Road Sponsored by DFC TRANSPORTATION & THE HUNTLEY FARMSIDE Pages THE HUNTLEY FARMSIDE-ILLINOIS September 4, 1997 SemorrilScene Writing Courses At ECC The Center for Personal and Professional Development at Elgin Community College is Five Huntley McHenry County Commanders offering seven continuing education writing courses diis fall at locations in Elgin and St. By Don Hardy Charles. Novel Writing starts Sept. 11 to I thought someone maybe meetings we had at his farm home A lot of die members called him Commander was Donald Hardy in Oct. 16. Joumal Keeping: Writing might be interested in some of the and his wife would make food for "mayor", as he was our own the year 1981. He retired from it Out will be held Sept. 22nd. men of Huntley when the us after die meetings. He was our Village of Huntiey President (and Union Special Company. He was How to Launch Yourself Into population of Huntley was less Post Commander in 1937. a good one, tool). He was, and Huntley Post Commander in Writing, workshop on Sept. 27di. than 650. I would like to write Our next McHenry County still is, my best friend. He was 1980,1992,1993 and 1994. Fiction Writing will be held Oct. about our own HunUey Legion Commander was Carl Jurs. He our McHenry County Commander We also had a member. Bob 18di. How to Get Published held Post 673 and of five Hundey Post worked for die State of Illinois. in 1970. He was die Huntley Post Schultz, from our Post 673 who Nov. 1st. Creating and Writing members who were Hundey Post He served as our McHenry County 673 Adjutant for over twenty (20) went on to become the only Commercials will meet fromNov . 673 Commanders and went on to Commander in 1946. He was our years. He retired from Dean Foods. member of Huntley Post 673 to 1 to Nov. 22nd. Freelance Writing become commanders of the Post 673 Commander in 1958. He was our Huntley Post 673 be an Uth DisCict Commander. Techniques on Dec. 6th, a one- McHenry County Council of die The next McHenry County Commander in 1964 and 1965. He is still active in the American session seminar. American Legion. Commander was Donald Ensti^om. Then our next McHenry County Legion. For more information or to Let's go back to the 1920's and register, call 847/622-3036. 1930's and 1940's and even die 1950's. Very few Legion posts in #IM-141-0998-EWS McHenry County were fortunate We're Committed to Your Success enough to own their own post home. Most of the Legion posts If you're looking for sound investment advice tailored to your individual goals, consider... A.G. Edwards (and there are thirteen) would meet at village halls, basements, and even homes to conduct their meetings. Our own Post 673 had AGEdwards no permanent home until 1951. »• INVESTMENTS SINCE 1887 We met upstairs in Pabst Hall, members homes and upstairs in 120 E. Calhoun Street •Woodstock die Hundey Village Hall. I don't (corner of Calhoun and Jefferson) recall if we paid a fee for the use of die Village Hall. We did have a 815-338-2550 small room in die upstairs that we IRAs Bonds had a stove and an old refrigerator. Virgil Smith, Monday - Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Jim There were a few drawers in this Manager Saturday 9 a.m. to Noon Goehl liule room that held our silverware. We could also lock Member SIPC this room and we had our Annuities A.G. Edwards & Sons Mutual Funds equipment diere, flags, etc. On our meeting nights we would wait until die meeting started and send someone to the store for cold meats, bread and whatever Life Insurance • Financial Planning • Retirement Planning condiments were needed for the members who attended. Usually 20 or more members would be Alan Rick present. Hafferkamp Setser Now about our fiv« McHenry County Council Post Commanders. Our first commander of the McHenry County Council which has thirteen posts was Mr. Clyde Clanton. In 1932 he became our first McHenry Council Commander. He was in parmership in a grocery store on Jon Peter Joe Jim Main Street called die Royal Blue Stout Behrns Benedetti Wormley Store; his partner being Rudy Schoof. Mr. Clanton also sold insurance and Mr. Schoof had a ti-ucking business. Mr. Clanton \ was our Huntley Post 673 Commander in 1922 and 1924. Our next McHenry County Council Commander was William "Pat" Williams. He was by trade a farmer soudiwest of Hundey. He Kirk Brian Dennis Don Phil was McHenry County Commander T-hompson Andersen.,,,,,,.,...,. Witty, Miller in 1946. I can remember a few September 4, 1997 THE HUNTLEY FARMSIDE-ILLINOIS Page 9 Senior^ Scene

Huntley Factory Shops' Senior Gold Club Breakfast Look Who's 801

Seniors at least 55 years old are seniors to a discount at Huntley Factory Shops wiU invited join other senior citizens participating stores on the Second host it's monthly Senior Gold for coffee and pastries, and bingo! Tuesday of each month - Senior Club on Tuesday, Sept 9, at 9:00 Winners will receive prizes that Gold Club day. Participation is am in the Hundey Factory Shops have been donated by die mall and FREE and NO reservations are food court announced Debbie die mall merchants. Also seniors required. Wodrich, assistant general will have the opportunity to Huntley Factory Shops is manager/senior marketing manager become a Senior Gold Club located at the intersection of 1-90 of HunUey Factory Shops. member. Membership entities the and Rt. #47. McHenry Savings Bank's

By Al Jordi

The Huntley Senior Citizens sang Happy Birthday to Irma Jeske at their meeting last Thursday. The huge birthday cake was given by her daughter Carol Barton. She'll be 80 on September 7th. Happy Birthday.

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The 37 seniors that signed up September 17th for lunch at Everyone who has an account at McHenry Savings Bank has a 24-HOUR BANKER! to seek a guided tour of the new Michael's and the Mike High School must meet at the Williamson show. You can try it right now, no matter what lime of day it is! Lutheran Church parking lot at 7:30 on Tuesday, September lOdi. li you can operate your telephone, you can use your 24-HOUR BANKER! Final payment is now due for Pick up the phone, dial (815) 385-3063 and just follow the easy directions. It's FUN! We will leave at 11:45 for die seniors that have signed up to It's EASY! TRY IT NOW! lunch at Three Brothers en route to ttavel to Philadelphia on October visit Minnie Harting to help 6th. Check on your account balance, get the amount of a check that's missmg from your celebrate her 106th birthday on book, transfer money from one account to another, get information on your Savings September 9di. Account, your IRA, your Certificate, or your loan! September 8th Seniors "Lunch The motorcoach will leave the at the Park" will be at die new Try it from home or from work. Call it while on vacation. Stay in touch when out of Lutheran Church at 10:30 on fitiiess center from 9 -1. town on business! Anywhere, anytime, any day, any reason! It's true what we say about our 24-Hour Banker:

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Chicago Coffee Prime Retail to Regular Meeting Of The HFPD Board Of Trustees Roastery Expand Trade on NYSE Office Facility Trusteed Mini moved to opeji Fire Protection Distiict for die Medical Insurance Plan for full Baltimore-based Prime Retail, die regular meeting of die Hundey fiscal year beginning May 1,1997 time employees from Fortis Inc, owner of die Huntiey Factory Insurance Company. Secretary Chicago Coffee Roastery, a full Fire Protection Disuict Board of and ending April 30, 1998 has Shops, announced the Company Graf moved to accept die plan service coffee roaster in HunUey, Trustees, seconded by Treasurer been published and a Public will commence trading on the from Fortis, seconded by Treasurer is expanding the company's Homuth. Roll call noted the Hearing has been held. Discussion New York Stock Exchange. Homuth. Roll call noted the generd office space at its 7,800 following ayes: Williams, was heU about the budget. Trustee Prime Retail's Common Stock following ayes: Williams, square foot facility. The Homudi, Mini and Graf. Motion Mini moved to pass Ordinance 0- will trade under die symbol "PRT" Homuth and Graf. Mini abstained. renovation project includes carried and the July 16, 1997 97-6, seconded by Treasurer and its 8.5% Series B Cumulative Motion carried. separate offices for its sales meeting was opened at 7:15 pm. Homuth. Roll call noted the Participating Convertible Preferred President Williams asked for following ayes: Williams, Treasurer Homudi moved to have department and general office staff Stock will trade under die symbol and the addition of a approval of the June 25, 1997 Homudi, Mini and Graf. Motion Chief Veadi pay die first mondi's "PRT.PR." minutes. President Williams noted carried. premium, seconded by Secretary conference/showroom to better The Company had traded on die serve clients. the following changes: Page 4, Attomey Millitello passed out Graf. Roll call noted die following NASDAQ National Market paragraph 8, line 5 should read ayes: Wdliams, Homudi and Graf. Chicago Coffee Roastery some information concerning system since March 15, 1994, Plan & Review Account. Page 4, Mini abstained. Motion carried. provides local and national Video's from TCI. Discussion has when it completed its initial paragraph 9, line 2 should read gourmet food and/or gift retailers been held about doing some Video Fire Training; July-Confined public offering. Village's Trench Rescue and gift basket businesses widi projects. This was just for Space-Captain Ellison and Lt. "The switch to the New York Equipment, and for Fire Distiict bulk and packaged coffees, fresh- information only. Wilson in charge. Stock Exchange marks a Training should be deleted. Line 4 roasted to order, including Attorney Millitello reported he Old Business: The air significant milestone in the should read Trenching Rescue varietals, specialty blends, dark went to the Village in regards to compressor has been updated, growth of Prime Retail," said Equipment. Trustee Mini moved roast and espresso blends, and die impact fees. They will be inspected and ready to go. The Abraham Rosenthal, Prime to approve the minutes as flavored coffees in regular, discussed in committee and then camera has been purchased. The Retail's chief executive officer. corrected, seconded by Treasurer decaffeinated and Swiss water voted on by die Village Board on Trash Line Holder has been "With a total common equity Homuth. Roll call noted the July 31, 1997. installed in E-I. The Deparunent Process Decaf; packaged coffees capitalization of $361.1 million following ayes: Williams, Attomey Millitello recommended Picnic will be July 27, 1997 at and teas; bulk tea; Cocoa Royale and a total market capitalization of Homuth, Mini and Graf. Motion that the Village draw up the die Hill Shelter at Deicke Park. Instant Cocoa; and complimentary approximately $1.1 billion, we carried agreement for the using of the New Business: Andy Szymczak products, such as its own believe that our shareholders President Williams asked for die Trench Rescue Equipment. The resigned from die Department as chocolate covered coffee beans, would be best served by trading on Secretary's report Board will then review the of July 8, 1997 as he moved out chocolate coffee candy, and the New York Stock Exchange, Secretary Graf reported diat die agreement. Chief Veath is to of the Disti-ict. Jim Ward from chocolate hostess spoons. which has die prestige and global McHenry County Fire Protection speak to die Village. IDPH will be here July 29, 1997 They are also a disti-ibutor of reach to enhance our national and Distiict Board of trustees would to inspect the ambulance to be Effie Marie specialty desserts; international profile in the Attomey Millitello reported diat have a meeting in Crystal Lake on licensed for a Medicare ID number. Coffee Caps; Willed's Chocolate investment community," with the resignation of Ed July 28, 1997. A meeting of die A license is needed from die state. Covered Coffee Beans; Exotica Rosenthal added. "We also Hartmann from the Board, they Northem Illinois Fire Protection Chief Veath will be gone from Tea, Fortunes Tea, Bencheley Tea, anticipate that the narrower spreads have 60 days to appoint a Distiict Board of Trustees would July 19, 1997 to July 27, 1997. and Stash Tea; Torani syrups; between bid and ask typically substitute. The substitute would be August 9, 1997 at Winfield, Block parties have been very well Melitta Coffee Filters and found on the New York Stock dien have to run in die General Illinois. received. Brewers, Zojirushi products, and Exchange will benefit our Election in November for Barista's accessories. shareholders." President Williams asked for the remainder of the term. It has been Chief Veath requested they "Our company has been Treasurer's report. pubhshed in die Huntiey Farmside purchase Confined Space and High growing steadily the past few Trustees To Hold Treasurer Homuth gave the and the Northwest Herald. No Angle Rescue Equipment. He gave years," said Sandra Knight, following report: applications have been fded as of copies of a letter from the Fire President of Chicago Coffee COW Meeting General Fire Checking $33,542.52 diis date. Committee on why they need the Roastery. "We are positioning General Fire Money Market President Williams asked for equipment. Can be purchased for There will be a Committee of $199,403.41 $999.00. Secretary Graf moved to ourselves to increase our visibdity die Whole meeting of die Village Chief Veadi's report. Plan & Review Account purchase the Confined Space and in the marketplace and to further of Hundey Board of Trustees on Chief Veath presented the $50,220.44 High Angle Rescue Equipment enhance the level of our customer Thursday, September 4,1997 at following report: service." Certificate of Deposit Calls for June: 57 Ambulance not to exceed $999.00, seconded 7:00pm at die Village Annex by President Williams. Roll call Founded in 1990, Chicago $243,471.02 dispatches (72 Run Sheets) 31 Building at 11221 Dundee Road; noted the following ayes: Coffee Roastery has been at die President Williams asked if diere Fire Dispatches, 88 Total calls. Huntiey, IL. The Annex Building Williams, Homuth, Mini and Hundey location since 1993. is handicap accessible. were any questions on die bill Ust. Total calls dispatched for 1997 Treasurer Homuth reported on thru June. 257 Ambulance Graf. Motion carried. For more information, call Department Reports addition to Great Lakes for dispatches (333 Run Sheets) 225 President Williams asked for any (800) 762-5402. Administration $2,925.00 for upgrading the Fire Dispatches 500 Total calls old business: There was none. Com Ed Litigation compressor. Trustee Mini moved Total calls for June 1996. 52 President Williams asked for any Alcoholic Beverage Ordinance to approve the bill list with the Ambulance dispatches (80 Run new business; Discussion was Discussion addition, seconded by Secretary Sheets) 31 Fire Dispatches 83 held about the new Ambulance Notice Public Works Graf. Roll call noted die following Total calls Total calls dispatches Charges. Chief Veath reported he Police Department ayes: Williams, Homuth, Mini for 1996 thru June 246 had talked to die people at Green By Jim Dhamer Sohcitor Ordinance and Graf. Motion carried. Ambulance dispatches (336 Run Trees. It was decided Chief Veadi Litter & Handbill Distribution Sheets) 407 Fire dispatches 453 should meet with the senior The September monthly meeting Ordinance (To be distiibuted next President Williams introduced Total calls. citizens at dieir weekly luncheon of die Planning Commission week) Frank Vito of Stampler, Vito & and discuss this widi diem. members has been canceled, due to Building Department Co. Mr. Vito discussed the Chief Veadi introduced die new Annual Audit Report for die fiscal lack of activity. Alarm Ordinance POC applicants to the board: Treasurer Homuth moved to go year ending April 30, 1997. James Graf, Robert Williams, into closed session for the purpose Discussion was held about getting Jason Stohlquist, Brian Wilson, of Personnel and Property Establish Your Business On The Internet a soft ware program for die future Eric Hair, Eric Hugg. Kennedi acquisition, seconded by Trustee billing of Ambulance Services. Madzearek was unable to be diere. Mini. Roll call noted the Ii's time your busmess started Web page advertising and we can get you on the net Several options will be checked Chief Veadi recommended they all following ayes: Williams, at a price you can afford. A low set up fee of only $35 to take the picture and set up on. die starter page and then only $25 per month to maintain the page. During be accepted. Tmstee Mini moved Homudi, Mini and Graf. Motion September all set up fee's are being donated to the American Cancer Society. President Wdliams asked for any to accept all seven applicants as carried. The regular meeting of die Please call our office and schedule your appointment soon. Let's work together to Public Comments. soon as their physicals have been Huntley Fire Protection Disdict get your business on the net and help a good cause. There were none. completed, seconded by Trustee was closed at 7:40pm for the Homuth. Roll call noted the purpose of going into closed Affordable Business Solutions President Williams asked for die 651 W. Terra Cotta Attorney's report. following ayes: Homuth, Mini session. Suite 110 ' Attorney Millitello reported the and Graf. Williams abstained. Trustee Mini moved to re-open Crystal Lake, IL 60014 Final Budget and Appropriation Motion canied. die July 16, 1997 regular meeting 815-477-1565 Ordinance (0-97-6) for die Hundey Chief Veath reviewed the of Huntley Fire Protection September 4, 1997 THE HUNTLEY FARMSIDE-ILLINOIS Page 11 Huntley Park Dist. Meeting Minutes 8-27.

The regular meeting of the The monthly bills were held 9-27-97. District, seconded by Treasurer Graf. Motion carried and the Huntiey Park District was called presented for payment. It was Old Business: None. Homuth. Roll call noted the meeting was adjourned at 8:30 to order at 7:09pm by President moved by Mr. Borhart, seconded New Business: President Yerke following ayes: Williams, pm. Yerke. Commissioners in by Mr. Tures, to approve payment moved, Mr. Tures seconded, to use of these bills. Motion passed. American Express Financial Homudi, Mini and Graf. Motion /s/ Maynard Williams attendance were Yerke, Secreto, Advisors, Inc., as the only carried and die meeting was again President Tures and Borhart Also attending Ken Raines entered die meeting administrator of die 457 payroll opened at 8:28 pm. Approyed die meeting were Attomey John at 7:30pm. contribution plan. Motion passed. There was no business to be /s/ Jeff Homudi Cowlin, Betsey Warrington, Paul Paul Osti-ander reported on a transacted so Treasurer Homuth Treasurer Ostrander and Lois Parisek. water leak in die washroom, wall Announcements: The workshop moved to adjourn the July 16, /^proved Mr. Tures moved, Mr. Secreto repair, utility vehicle, sprayer, will be Thursday 8-28-97, at 1997 regular meeting of the seconded, to approve the July driveway and the need for a new 6:30pm, and die next meeting of Hundey Fire Protection Distiict, minutes and treasurer's report. drinking fountain. The Romtec die NWIAPR will be in Marengo Seconded by President Williams. These minutes are subject to board Motion passed. outside bathroom has been on 9-18-97. Dr. Awe was a Roll call noted die following ayes: approval at their next regular Dr. Awe entered the meeting at delivered and die fencing for the member of the "City Swap Williams, Homuth, Mini and meeting. 7:10pm. basketball court and backstop has Committee" sponsored by the been ordered but not yet received. University of Illinois Co-op President Yerke introduced Ken Extension Service. His committee Raines, Recreation Supervisor. visited the city of Minooka, IL. A report will be fordicoming. «F^ Ken explained some of the programs he is working on both The meeting was adjoumed on a those in place and ideas for motion by Mr. Borhart, seconded additional programming. He left by Dr. Awe, al 9:00pm. die meeting at 7:50pm. These minutes are subject to Betsey Warrington reported diat approval at the next regular ACT • meeting. several rooms have been painted and new carpeting installed in one /s/ Beverly Eisenmenger, Sec. of the pre-school rooms. The results of the flow and pressure Registration Ratef ^e m\ test have been received. Donna Heavey entered the Deadline Nears meeting at 8:10pm. She reported diat most of die equipment for die for BizNet '97 Work Out Room has been Registi'ation continues through New Home or installed and over 100 people have September 10 for BizNet '97, been dirough the facility. The which will be held October 21 fitness facility will officially open from 3 pm to 7 pm at McHenry Refinancing... on Tuesday, Sept. 2, 1997. She County College in Crystal Lake. left die meeting at 8:30pm. More dian 100 companies and We've Got The Loan Committee reports included organizations have akeady signed approval of picnic reservations and up to exhibit at the one-day That's Right For You. room rentals, removal of slide and business-to-business expo. the organization of the "Open Organizers expect nearly 2,000 House" by the tenants of the business owners to attend this Hundey Technical Center to be year's event. Admission to Thinking about buying or building BizNet is by business card only. a new home this year? There is no admission charge. Act now to lock in the lowest mortgage rates in months. Low rates also make this the ideal time to mtftmi^ mtju^^t^ Public Hearing refinance your existing mortgage. Of The HFPD Trustee Mini moved to open die We offer adjustable July 16, 1997 Public Hearing for and fixed rate loans at die Approval of die Final Budget for Fiscal Year May 1, 1997 dim competitive rates, \h Taxing - April 30, 1998, seconded by backed by the friendly, Secretary Graf. Roll call noted die Situation following ayes: Williams, personalized service ^"V , Homuth, Mini and Graf. Motion you'd expect from a carried and die meeting was opened locally owned and #35 at 7:13 pm. ttl'm self-employed and own Attomey Millitello reported the independent bank. one car for both business and reason for the Public Meeting was leisure use. How much of my for the public to ask any questions automotive expenses am I regarding the Budget. He asked for Stop in to see allowed to write off?ff any public comments. There were No matter vjhai quosticj; yovi none. Secretary Graf moved to our mortgage may have, our tax Rpo"ja!ifif .an pro\iac the ansv/fr in urrif thar close the Public Hearing, seconded specialist today. arc easy to undcrsr/ins Anri h(- by Trustee Mini. Roll call noted nause you work har-a, wc'li v.'crk the following ayes: Williams, harder to help you keep n;ore r,f Homuth, Mini and Graf. Motion what you've earned carried. The Public Hearing was HUNTLEY closed at 7:15 pm. 1^ BANKING A BRANCH OF THE /s/ Maynard Wdliams EQUAL HOUSING Bunge & Associates p.c. LENDER FIRST NATIONAL Financial Counselors to Small Business President CENTER BANK OF MARENGO Approved UlEh/iBER 10604 South Route 47 /s/ Jeff Homuth A Lx)wer Level Harris Bank Building FDIC Treasurer 11700 Route 47, Huntley, IL 60142 (847)669-1000 (847) 669-8297 Approved Page 12 THE HUNTLEY FARMSIDE-ILLINOIS September 4, 1997

LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING VILLAGE OF HUNTLEY, MCHENRY COUNTY, ILLINOIS SPECIAL SERVICE AREA NUMBER [#1

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on September 25,1997, at 7:00 p.m. at the Village At said public hearing, any interested persons affected by said proposed Special Service

Hall Annex, 11221 Dimdee Road, Huntley, Illinois 60142, a hearing will be held by the Area may file with the Vdlage Clerk of said Village written objections to and may be heard

President and Board of Trustees of the Village of Huntiey, McHenry County, Illinois, to orally in respect to any issues contained in this notice. The President and Board of Trustees of consider the establishment of Special Service Area Number 1 of said Village consisting of the said Village shall hear and determine all prote.sts and objecrions at said hearing, and said hearing territory legally described on Exhibit A attached hereto and made a part hereof by reference. may be adjoumed to another dale widiout further notice other than a motion to be entered upon

the minutes fixing the time and place of iis adjournment. The approximate street location of said territory is the northeast comer of Reed and Haligus

Roads, Hundey, Illinois. If a petition signed by at least St % ofthe electors residing within said Special Service

Area and by at lea^t Sl % of the owners of record of the land included widiin the boundaries of

.An accurate mj^ of said territory is on file in die office of the Village Clerk of said Village and said Special Service Area is filed with the Village Clerk of said Village within 60 days following is available for public inspection. the final adjournment of said public hearing objecdng to the c^eatroa of said Special Servit*

Area, the levy or )irip

The puipose of the establishment of said Special Service Area Number 1 is to provide Area or to a propo.vcd increa.se in the tix rate, no such Special Service Area shall lie created and special municipal services to said Special Service Area, including aU costs of operation, upkeep, 00 tax shall be levied or imposed nor the rate increased. maintenance, repair, replacement, alteration, safekeqiing and improvement of certain storm water management retention/detention basins which are to be constivcted within the Area and on By ontef of the Presidrait and Board of Triistecs of the Village of Huntley, MdEfcnry certain lands adjacent thereto, and for the maintenance of certain open space within the Area or Connty, Illinois. on lands adjacent diereto, all of said services to be for said Special Service Area. DATED this g^l day of QijLgyt>LS-f 1997.

At the hearing, there will be considered the levy from time to time, as determined by the Village ClMk, Village of Huntley, McHenry President and Board of Trustees, of an annual tax for providing such special services in Special Coutity, nUnois

Service Area Number 1, in an amount not to exceed .1896 of the assessed value, as equalized, of all taxable property in the Special Service Area.

EXHIBIT A West 120.00 feet; dience South 89 The Special Service Area may be enlarged at a later date, in the manner provided by law, degrees 57 minutes 55 seconds LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF THE West along a line 366.00 feet to incorporate into the Special Service Area certain other properties which are in the vicinity of AREA North of and parallel to the Soudi line of said Southeast quarter of the aforedescribed territory. Such other properties are generally located west of die Special That part of the Soutiieast quarter Section 22, 630.00 feet; dience of Section 22 and die West half of North 3 degrees 15 minutes 26 Service Area and are legally described on Exhibit B attached hereto and made a part hereof (the die Southwest quarter of Section seconds West 112.07 feet; thence 23, all in Township 43 North, North 60 degrees 42 minutes 34 "Adjacent Territory"). The Adjacent Territory shall not be deemed a part of Special Service Range 7 East of the Third seconds West 76.79 feet; thence Principal Meridian, described as Nordi 31 degrees 27 minutes 31 Area 1 until incorporated therein in the manner provided by law. follows: Commencing at the seconds East 186.00 feet; thence Soudiwest comer of said West half Soudieasterly, on a curve, concave of the Southwest quarter of Northeasterly, having a radius of Section 23; thence North 89 829.00 feet, an arc distance of All interested persons affected by die establishment of said Special Service Area Number degrees 59 minutes 14 seconds 20.71 feet and a chord bearing East along die Soudi line of said South 59 degrees 15 minutes 26 1 and the levy of said tax, including all owners of real estate located widiin said Special Service West half, 13.02 feet, to die point seconds East; thence North 30 of beginning; thence North 0 degrees 01 minutes 38 seconds Area, will be given an opportunity to be heard at said hearing regarding the establishment of degrees 02 minutes 05 seconds East 123.02 feet; dience Nortii 59 West 180.01 feet; tiience North 0 said Special Service Area and the levy of said tax and an c^jportunity to fde objections to the degrees 58 minutes 22 seconds degrees 50 minutes 24 seconds West 65.32 feet; tiience Nortii 49 West 66.01 feet; dience Nortii 0 establishment of said Special Service Area and t^e leyy of said tax. apd the amount diereof. degrees 24 minutes 02 seconds ' ^ •>-.^n-r t.<^JOTQSUEDQN NEJCr PAGE September 4, 1997 THE HUNTLEY FARMSIDE-ILLINOIS Page 13

CONTINUED FROM PREVIOUS PAGE corner tiiereof; thence South 0 NORTH 38 DEGREES, 49 SECONDS EAST. ALONG A DEGREES, 41 MINUTES, 06 degrees 23 minutes 14 seconds MINUTES, 42 SECONDS LINE, 798.00 FEET WEST OF SECONDS WEST, ALONG A West 130.64 feet; dience Nortii 38 West along said East line of the WEST, 130.64 FEET; THENCE AND PARALLEL TO THE LINE AT RIGHT ANGLES TO degrees 49 minutes 42 seconds West half, 2626.28 feet to tiie NORTH 30 DEGREES, 53 EAST LINE OF SAID WEST THE WEST LINE OF SAID West 130.64 feel; dience Nordi 30 Soutiieast comer thereof; tiience MINUTES, 57 SECONDS HALF OF THE SOUTHWEST SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF degrees 53 minutes 57 seconds Soutii 89 degrees 59 minutes 14 WEST, 65.39 FEET; THENCE QUARTER OF SECTION 23, SECTION 22, 70.00 FEET; West 65.39 feet; tiience Nortii 25 seconds West along said Soutii NORTH 25 DEGREES, 07 390.90 FEET; THENCE NORTH THENCE SOUTH 0 DEGREES, degrees 07 minutes 03 seconds line of the West half, 1302.01 MINUTES. 03 SECONDS 85 DEGREES, 33 MINUTES, 21 18 MINUTES, 54 SECONDS West 77.23 feet; tiience North 19 feet, to die point of beginning, in WEST. 77.23 FEET; THENCE SECONDS WEST. 135.91 WEST, AT RIGHT ANGLES TO degrees 20 minutes 40 seconds the Village of Hundey, McHenry NORTH 19 DEGREES. 20 FEET; THENCE NORTH 37 THE LAST DESCRIBED West 66.00 feet; tiience Nortii 12 County, Illinois, excluding from MINUTES, 40 SECONDS DEGREES. 50 MINUTES. 50 COURSE, 186.00 FEET; degrees 19 minutes 46 seconds tiie above die most soutiierly 20 WEST, 66.00 FEET; THENCE SECONDS WEST, 76.01 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 89 DEGREES, West 107.78 feet; tiience Nortii 4 feet of the above described NORTH 12 DEGREES, 19- THENCE NORTH 89 41 MINUTES, 06 SECONDS degrees 54 minutes 58 seconds property^ lying immediately MINUTES, 46 SECONDS DEGREES, 30 MINUTES, 31 EAST, AT RIGHT ANGLES TO West 80.15 feet; dience Nortii 0 adjacent to die nordi right of way WEST, 107.78 FEET; THENCE SECONDS WEST. 605.31 THE LAST DESCRIBED degrees 07 minutes 24 seconds line of Reed Road. NORTH 4 DEGREES, 54 FEET; THENCE NORTH 0 COURSE 80.87 FEET; THENCE East 72.52 feet; tiience Soutii 89 MINUTES, 58 SECONDS DEGREES, 07 MINUTES, 24 EASTERLY, ON A CURVE degrees 52 minutes 36 seconds EXHIBIT B WEST, 80.15 FEET; THENCE SECONDS EAST, ALONG A TANGENT TO THE LAST East 186.00 feet; tiience Soutii 0 NORTH 0 DEGREES, 07 LINE AT RIGHT ANGLES TO DESCRIBED COURSE, degrees 07 minutes 24 seconds LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF MINUTES, 24 SECONDS EAST THE NORTH LINE OF SAID CONCAVE NORTHERLY, West at right angles to tiie last ADJACENT TERRITORY 72.52 FEET; THENCE SOUTH SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF HAVING A RADIUS OF 258.00 described course, 13.51 feet; 89 DEGREES, 52 MINUTES, 36 SECTION 22, 210.00 FEET; FEET, AN ARC DISTANCE OF thence South 89 degrees 52 THAT PART OF THE SECONDS EAST, 186.00 FEET; THENCE NORTH 89 127.57 FEET; THENCE SOUTH minutes 36 seconds East at right SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF THENCE SOUTH 0 DEGREES, DEGREES, 52 MINUTES, 36 28 DEGREES, 00 MINUTES, 52 angles to last described course, SECTION 22 AND THE WEST 07 MINUTES, 24 SECONDS SECONDS WEST, ALONG A SECONDS EAST, 76.73 FEET; 120.00 feet; thence North 0 HALF OF THE SOUTHWEST WEST, AT RIGHT ANGLES TO LINE 424.55 FEET SOUTH OF THENCE SOUTH 0 DEGREES, degrees 07 minutes 24 seconds QUARTER OF SECTION 23, THE LAST DESCRIBED AND PARALLEL TO SAID 18 MINUTES, 54 SECONDS East at right angles to last ALL IN TOWNSHIP 43 NORTH, COURSE, 13.51 FEET; NORTH LINE OF THE WEST, ALONG A LINE THAT described course 44.04 feet; dience RANGE 7 EAST OF THE THENCE SOUTH 89 DEGREES, SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF IS 752.04 FEET EAST OF AND Soutii 89 degrees 52 minutes 36 THIRD PRINCIPAL 52 MINUTES, 36 SECONDS SECTION 22. 186.00 FEET; PARALLEL TO SAID WEST seconds East al right angles to last MERIDIAN, DESCRIBED AS EAST, AT RIGHT ANGLES TO THENCE NORTH 0 DEGREES, LINE OF THE SOUTHEAST described course, 186.00 feet; FOLLOWS: BEGINNING AT THE LAST DESCRIBED 07 MINUTES, 24 SECONDS QUARTER OF SECTION 22, dience South 0 degrees 07 minutes THE SOUTHWEST CORNER COURSE, 120.00 FEET; EAST, AT RIGHT ANGLES TO 889.27 FEET; THENCE NORTH 24 seconds West at right angles to OF SAID WEST HALF OF THE THENCE NORTH 0 DEGREES, THE LAST DESCRIBED 89 DEGREES, 57 MINUTES, 55 COURSE, 8.55 FEET; THENCE SECONDS EAST, ALONG A last described course, 49.08 feet; SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF 07 MINUTES, 24 SECONDS NORTH 89 DEGREES, 52 LINE THAT IS 419.79 FEET thence South 89 degrees 52 SECTION 23; THENCE NORTH EAST, AT RIGHT ANGLES TO MINUTES, 36 SECONDS NORTH OF AND PARALLEL minutes 36 seconds East 120.00 89 DEGREES, 59 MINUTES, 14 THE LAST DESCRIBED WEST, AT RIGHT ANGLES TO TO THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID feet; thence Soutii 2 degrees 45 SECONDS EAST, ALONG THE COURSE, 44.04 FEET; THE LAST DESCRIBED SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF minutes 35 seconds East 57.79 SOUTH LINE OF SAID WEST THENCE SOUTH 89 DEGREES, COURSE, 546.00 FEET; SECTION 22, 130.43 FEET; feet; tiience Soudi 27 degrees 42 HALF, 13.02 FEET; THENCE 52 MINUTES, 36 SECONDS EAST, AT RIGHT ANGLES TO THENCE SOUTH 0 DEGREES, THENCE SOUTH 0 DEGREES, minutes 44 seconds East 46.19 NORTH 0 DEGREES, 02 THE LAST DESCRIBED 07 MINUTES, 24 SECONDS 02 MINUTES, 05 SECONDS feet; tiience soudi 48 degrees 30 MINUTES 05 SECONDS WEST, COURSE, 186.00 FEET; WEST, AT RIGHT ANGLES TO EAST, AT RIGHT ANGLES TO minutes 49 seconds West 120.00 180.01 FEET; THENCE NORTH THENCE SOUTH 0 DEGREES, THE LAST DESCRIBED THE LAST DESCRIBED feel; thence Southeasterly, on a 0 DEGREES, 50 MINUTES, 24 07 MINUTES, 24 SECONDS COURSE, 10.00 FEET; COURSE, 53.79 FEET; curve, concave Northeasterly, SECONDS WEST, 66.01 FEET; WEST, AT RIGHT ANGLES TO THENCE NORTH 89 THENCE NORTH 89 having a radius of 217.00 feet; an THENCE NORTH 0 DEGREES, LAST DESCRIBED COURSE, DEGREES. 52 MINUTES. 36 DEGREES. 57 MINUTES. 55 arc distance of 183.87 feel and a 02 MINUTES, 05 SECONDS 49.08 FEET; THENCE SOUTH SECONDS WEST, AT RIGHT SECONDS EAST. AT RIGHT WEST, 120.00 FEET; THENCE chord bearing soutii 65 degrees 45 89 DEGREES, 52 MINUTES, 26 ANGLES TO THE LAST ANGLES TO THE LAST SOUTH 89 DEGREES, 57 minutes 38 seconds East lo a SECONDS EAST, 120.00 FEET; DESCRIBED COURSE, 156.00 DESCRIBED COURSE, 456.00 MINUTES, 55 SECONDS point of tangency; thence North THENCE SOUTH 2 DEGREES, FEET; THENCE SOUTH 0 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 0 WEST, ALONG A LINE, 366.00 89 degrees 57 minutes 55 seconds 45 MINUTES, 35 SECONDS DEGREES, 07 MINUTES, 24 DEGREES, 02 MINUTES, 05 FEET NORTH OF AND East 322.20 feet; thence EAST. 57.79 FEET; THENCE SECONDS WEST, AT RIGHT SECONDS EAST, AT RIGHT PARALLEL TO THE SOUTH Nortiieasterly on a curve, tangent SOUTH 27 DEGREES, 42 ANGLES TO THE LAST ANGLES TO THE LAST LINE OF SAID SOUTHEAST to the last described course, MINUTES, 44 SECONDS DESCRIBED COURSE, 186.00 DESCRIBED COURSE, 120.00 QUARTER OF SECTION 22, concave Nortiiwesterly, having a EAST, 46.19 FEET; THENCE FEET; THENCE NORTH 89 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 3 630.00 FEET; THENCE NORTH radius of 367.00 feel, an arc SOUTH 48 DEGREES, 30 DEGREES, 52 MINUTES, 36 DEGREES, 18 MINUTES, 34 distance of 573.78 feet, to a point 3 DEGREES, 15 MINUTES, 26 MINUTES, 49 SECONDS SECONDS WEST, AT RIGHT SECONDS WEST. 66.11 FEET; of tangency; thence North 0 SECONDS WEST, 112.07 WEST, 120.00 FEET; THENCE ANGLES TO THE LAST THENCE SOUTH 0 DEGREES, degrees 23 minutes 14 seconds FEET; THENCE NORTH 60 SOUTHEASTERLY ON A DESCRIBED COURSE. 570.00 02 MINUTES, 05 SECONDS East along a line 798.00 feet West DEGREES. 42 MINUTES, 34 CURVE. CONCAVE FEET; THENCE SOUTH 0 EAST. AT RIGHT ANGLES TO of and parallel lo die East line of SECONDS WEST, 76.79 FEET; DEGREES, 07 MINUTES, 24 SAID SOUTH LINE OF THE said West half of the Southwest THENCE NORTH 31 NORTHEASTERLY. HAVING A SECONDS WEST, AT RIGHT SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF quarter of Section 23, 390.90 feet; DEGREES, 27 MINUTES, 31 RADIUS OF 217.00 FEET. AN ANGLES TO THE LAST SECTION 22, 180.00 FEET TO thence North 85 degrees 33 SECONDS EAST, 186.00 FEET; ARC DISTANCE OF 183.87 DESCRIBED COURSE, 306.00 A POINT ON THE minutes 21 seconds West 135.91 THENCE SOUTHEASTERLY FEET AND A CHORD FEET; THENCE NORTH 89 AFOREDESCRIBED SOUTH feet; tiience North 37 degrees 50 ON A CURVE, CONCAVE BEARING SOUTH 65 DEGREES, 52 MINUTES, 36 LINE, 1296.98 FEET WEST OF minutes 50 seconds West 143.84 NORTHEASTERLY, HAVING A DEGREES, 45 MINUTES. 38 SECONDS WEST, AT RIGHT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER feet; tiience North 18 degrees 27 RADIUS OF 829.00 FEET, AN SECONDS EAST. TO A POINT ANGLES TO THE LAST OF SAID SOUTHEAST minutes 19 seconds West 60.10 ARC DISTANCE OF 20.71 OF TANGENCY; THENCE DESCRIBED COURSE, 32.49 QUARTER OF SECTION 22 feet; thence Nortii 0 degrees 23 FEET AND A CHORD NORTH 89 DEGREES. 57 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 0 (AS MEASURED ALONG SAID minutes 14 seconds East along a BEARING SOUTH 59 MINUTES, 55 SECONDS DEGREES, 07 MINUTES, 24 SOUTH LINE); THENCE line 1042.00 feet west of and DEGREES, 15 MINUTES, 26 EAST, 322.20 FEET; THENCE SECONDS WEST, AT RIGHT NORTH 89 DEGREES, 57 parallel to said East line of the SECONDS EAST; THENCE NORTHEASTERLY ON A ANGLES TO THE LAST MINUTES, 55 SECONDS West half of die Soudiwest quarter NORTH 30 DEGREES, 01 CURVE, TANGENT TO THE DESCRIBED COURSE, 15.91 EAST, ALONG SAID SOUTH of Section 23, 528.03 feel to a MINUTES, 38 SECONDS LAST DESCRIBED COURSE, FEET; THENCE SOUTH 57 LINE OF THE SOUTHEAST point on the North line of said EAST, 123.02 FEET, THENCE CONCAVE DEGREES, 26 MINUTES, 03 QUARTER OF SECTION 22, West half of die Soudiwest quarter NORTH 59 DEGREES, 58 NORTHWESTERLY, HAVING SECONDS WEST, 296.40 1296.98 FEET TO THE of Section 23; dience South 89 MINUTES, 22 SECONDS A RADIUS OF 367.00 FEET, FEET; THENCE SOUTH 79 SOUTHEAST CORNER degrees 52 minutes 57 seconds WEST. 65.32 FEET; THENCE AN ARC DISTANCE OF 573.78 DEGREES, 49 MINUTES, 58 THEREOF, SAID CORNER East along the aforedescribed NORTH 49 DEGREES, 24 FEET, TO A POINT OF SECONDS WEST, 45.75 FEET; ALSO BEING THE POINT OF Nortii line of the West half, MINUTES, 02 SECONDS TANGENCY; THENCE NORTH THENCE NORTH 89 WfiST, 13();64 J^ET; THENCE i642.0i feet, to' the Northeast 0 DEGREES. 23 MINUTES, 14 CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE September 4, 1997 Page 14 THE HUNTLEY FARMSIDE-ILLINOIS

CONTINUED FROM PREVIOUS PAGE COURSE, 156.00 FEET; 889.27 FEET; THENCE N 89° GIVE AWAY THENCE S 0° 07' 24" W, AT 57' 55" E, ALONG A LINE PERSONALS Need to give away somediing? RIGHT ANGLES TO THE LAST THAT IS 419.79 FEET NORTH K you're giving it away free - BEGINNING, IN MCHENRY DESCRIBED COURSE, 186.00 OF AND PARALLEL TO SAID COUNTY, ILLINOIS. BEST WISHES to Judy Riedl for put an ad in The Farmside free. FEET; THENCE N 89° 52' 36" SOUTH LINE OF SAID a quick recovery. Farmside Slaff Call us at 847-669-5621 W, AT RIGHT ANGLES TO SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF THAT PART OF THE THE LAST DESCRIBED SECTION 22, 130.43 FEET; CONGRATULATIONS Swanie, FREE Sun Ray gas range, SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF COURSE, 570.00 FEET; THENCE S 0° 02' 05" E, AT on your win at Lake Louise. 30"wide x 24"deep. Bodi eye level SECTION 22, AND THE WEST THENCE S 0° 07' 24" W, AT RIGHT ANGLES TO THE LAST Love, Sandy and lower ovens. 669-3100 HALF OF THE SOUTHWEST RIGHT ANGLES TO THE LAST DESCRIBED COURSE, 53.79 QUARTER OF SECTION 23, DESCRIBED COURSE, 306.00 FEET; THENCE N 89° 57' 55" ALL IN TOWNSHIP 43 NORTH, FEET; THENCE N 89° 52' 36" E, AT RIGHT ANGLES TO THE RANGE 7 EAST OF THE W, AT RIGHT ANGLES TO LAST DESCRIBED COURSE, THIRD PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN THE LAST DESCRIBED 456.00 FEET; THENCE 0° 02' DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COURSE, 32.49 FEET; 05" E, AT RIGHT ANGLES TO Huntley Police Department COMMENCING AT THE THENCE S 0° 07' 24" W, AT THE LAST DESCRIBED SOUTHEAST CORNER OF RIGHT ANGLES TO THE LAST COURSE, 120.00 FEET; Dailg Bulletin SAID SOUTHEAST QUARTER DESCRIBED COURSE, 15.91 THENCE S 3° 18' 34" W, 66.11 OF SECTION 22; THENCE S FEET; THENCE S 57° 26' 03" FEET; THENCE S 0° 02' 05" E, 89• 57' 55" W, ALONG THE W, 296.40 FEET; THENCE S AT RIGHT ANGLES TO SAID All readers should be aware that as a matter of both newspaper policy SOUTH LINE OF SAID 79° 49' 58" W, 45.75 FEET; SOUTH LINE OF THE and litigation avoidance, we do not alter, add-to, delete-from, or SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF THENCE N 89° 41' 06" W. AT SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF otherwise change the content of police press releases. SECTION 22, 1296.98 FEET, RIGHT ANGLES TO THE SECTION 22, 180.00 FEET, TO TO THE POINT OF WEST LINE OF SAID THE POINT OF BEGINNING, IN Accordingly, all accident reports and police activity reports should be BEGINNING; THENCE N 89° SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF THE VILLAGE OF HUNTLEY, viewed as possibly containing disturbing or distasteful information and 57' 55" W, CONTINUING SECTION 22, 70.00 FEET; MCHENRY COUNTY, should so be considered before reading. ALONG THE THENCE S 0° 18' 54" W, AT ILLINOIS. AFOREDESCRIBED COURSE, RIGHT ANGLES TO THE LAST On August 25,1997 Timolhy O. Schroeder, age 26 of 218 E. Main St., Compton, Illinois 1337.19 FEET, TO THE DESCRIBED COURSE, 186.00 NOTWITHSTANDING THE was charged with Driving While License Suspended. Mr. Schroeder will appear in SOUTHWEST CORNER OF FEET; THENCE S 89° 41' 06" E, ABOVE, THE ADJACENT McHenry County Court on October 2,1997 at 9:00 AM. SAID SOUTHEAST QUARTER AT RIGHT ANGLES TO THE TERRITORY SHALL OF SECTION 22; THENCE N 0° LAST DESCRIBED COURSE, On August 26,1997, Todd D. Winton, age 23 of 906 Canterbeny, Crystal Lake was EXCLUDE THE MOST 18' 54" E, ALONG THE WEST 80.87 FEET; THENCE charged with No Valid Drivers License, No Insurance, and Speeding. Mr. Winton posted SOUTHERLY 20 FEET OF THE LINE OF SAID SOUTHEAST EASTERLY, ON A CURVE, bond and will appear in McHenry County Court on September 29,1997 at 1:30 PM. ABOVE DESCRIBED QUARTER OF SECTION 22, TANGENT TO THE LAST 2636.53 FEET, TO THE DESCRIBED COURSE, PROPERTY LYING On August 26,1997 Rodger Denman III, age 27 of 11002 Bonnie Brae, Huntley was NORTHWEST CORNER CONCAVE NORTHERLY, IMMEDIATELY ADJACENT TO charged with No Valid Drivers License and No Insurance. Mr. Denman posted liond and THEREOF; THENCE S 89° 52' HAVING A RADIUS OF 258.00 THE NORTH RIGHT OF WAY will appear in McHenry County Court on September 29, 1997 at 1:30 PM. LINE OF REED ROAD; AS 36" E, ALONG THE NORTH FEET. AN ARC DISTANCE OF On August 27, 1997, Wesley Loudon, age 27 of 319 W. State St., Geneva was chaiged LINE OF SAID SOUTHEAST 127.57 FEET; THENCE S 28° WELL AS THE MOST WESTERLY 20 FEET OF THE with Possession of Cannabis and Possession of Paraphernalia. Mr. Loudon posted bond QUARTER OF SECTION 22. 00' 52" E, 76.73 FEET; and will appear in Kane County Court on October 1,1997 at 9:00 AM. 2637.10 FEET. TO THE THENCE S 0° 18' 54" W, ABOVE PROPERTY LYING NORTHEAST CORNER ALONG A LINE THAT IS IMMEDIATELY ADJACENT TO THE EAST RIGHT OF WAY On August 28,1997, Michael Brunschon, age 27 of 9308 Voss Rd.. Marengo was THEREOF; THENCE S 89° 52' 752.04 FEET EAST OF AND charged with a Defective Windshield and Driving While License Suspended. Mr. 57" E, ALONG THE NORTH PARALLEL TO SAID WEST LINE OF HALIGUS ROAD. Brunschon could nof post bond and was transported to McHenry County Jail where he LINE OF SAID WEST HALF OF LINE OF THE SOUTHEAST was held on outstanding McHenry and Kane County Warrants. Mr. Brunscon will appear THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER QUARTER OF SECTION 22, Published in The Huntley in McHenry County Colirt on October 2, 1997 at 9:00 AM. OF SECTION 23, 273.34 FEET; Fannside September 4,1997. THENCE S 0° 23' 14" W, On August 28, 1997, Pedro Salamanca, age 49 of 1903 S. 49th Ave., Cicero was charged with Driving While License Suspended. Mr. Salamanca posted bond and will appear in ALONG A LINE THAT IS .McHenry County Court on October 2,1997 at 9:00 AM. 1042.00 FEET WEST OF AND PARALLEL TO THE EAST On August 28,1997 Bradley Young, age 22 of 11312 E. Main, Huntley was arrested on LINE OF SAID WEST HALF OF Huntleg Fire Protection District an outstanding warrant for Failure to Appear on previous charges. "Mr. Young posted THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER bond and will appear in McHenry County Court on October 2,1997 at 9:00 AM. OF SECTION 23, 528.03 FEET; Response Call THENCE S 18° 27' 19" E, 60.10 On August 29, 1997, Bradley Young, age 22 of 11312 E. Main, Huntley was charged FEET; THENCE S 37° 50' 50" All readers should be aware that as a matter of both newspaper policy with Operating an All leniiin Vehicle on a Public Sfreet. Mr. Young posted bond and W, 67.83 FEET; THENCE N 89° and litigation avoidance, we do not alter, add-to, delete-from, or will appear in McHenry County Court on September 29, 1997 at 1:30 PM. 30' 31" W, 605.31; THENCE N otherwise change the content of fire district press releases. 0° 07' 24" E, ALONG A LINE On August 29,1997, Peter Popp. age 26 of 2045 Stonelake Rd., Woodstock was charged AT RIGHT ANGLES TO THE Accordingly, all fire district response call reports should be viewed as with Leaving the Scene of An Injury Accident, Failure to Give Aid, and No Insurance. NORTH LINE OF SAID possibly containing disturbing or distasteful Information and should Mr. Popp posted bond and will appear in McHenry CounUy Court on October 2,1997 at 9:00 AM.. SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF so be conskiered before reading. SECTION 22, 210 FEET On August 30,1997, Juan Manuel Mendoza, age 27 of 7706 Pheasant, Wonder Lake was THENCE N 89° 52' 36" W, charged with Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol. Mr. Mendoza posted bond and ALONG A LINE 424.55 FEET AUGUST 17, 1997 - AUGUST 23,1997 will appear in McHenry County Court on October 2,1997 at 9:00 AM. SOUTH OF AND PARALLEL TO SAID NORTH LINE OF THE DAIE IIME TYPE OF CALL On August 30,1997, Felix Pesina ffl, age 20 of 115 Knoll Rd., Walworth, Wisconsm was SOUTHEAST QUARTER OF charged with Driving While License Suspended. Mr. Pesina posted biond and wUl appear SECTION 22, 186.00 FEET; 3/17/97 01:30 FIRE ALARM in McHenry County Court on October 2,1997 at 9:00 AM. 8/17/97 14:23 FIRE ALARM THENCE N 0° 07' 24" E, AT 8/17/97 17:07 VEHICLE ACCIDENT RIGHT ANGLES TO THE LAST 8/17/97 17:26 CO DETECTOR CALL On August 30,1997, Daniel Behm, age 46 of 330 W. Highland, Elgin was charged with DESCRIBED COURSE, 8.55 8/18/97 03:03 AMBULANCE CALL Mandatory Insurance/Registration Suspension. Mr. Belun posted bond and will appear in 8/18/97 10:44 FIRE ALARM McHenry County Court on October 2,1997 at 9:00 AM. FEET; THENCE N 89° 52' 36" 8/18/97 12:02 VEHICLE ACCIDENT W, AT RIGHT ANGLES TO 8/19/97 05:30 AMBULANCE CALL On August 31, 1997, Joseph Bianchi, age 29 of 11711 Woodcreek, Hundey was arrested THE LAST DESCRIBED 8/19/97 07:44 VEHICLE FIRE 8/21/97 17:42 VEHICLE ACCIDENT on an outstanding warrant from Cook County for Probation Violation. Mr. Bianchi could COURSE, 546.00 FEET; 8/22/97 00:21 AMBULANCE CALL not post the $40,000.00-10% bond and was transported to McHenry County Jail to await THENCE 0° 07' 24" W, AT 8/22/97 08:33 AMBULANCE CALL bond. RIGHT ANGLES TO THE LAST 8/22/97 11:08 ODOR INVESTIGATION 8/22/97 14:29 CO DETECTOR CALL DESCRIBED COURSE, 10.00 8/22/97 14:38 AMBULANCE CALL On September 1, 1997 Steven Flores, age 33 of 620 Chattham, Algonquin was arrested FEET; THENCE N 89° 52' 36" 8/22/97 15:12 AMBULANCE CALL on charges of Battery and Criminal Damage to Property. The charges were filed when 8/23/97 13:14 MUTUAL AID TO Mr. Flores reportedly pushed the victim into a vehicle in the 11200 Block of Algonquin W, AT RIGHT ANGLES TO CRYSTAL LAKE THE LAST DESCRIBED Rd. Mr. Flores posted bond and will appear in McHenry County Court on October 2, 1997 at 9:00 AM. September 4, 1997 THE HUNTLEY FARMSIDE-ILLINOIS Page 15

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Enjoy catching up with world history, U.S. his- is defined as the study of different directions, you can handle it. each other. Leo and Gemini play tory, civics, geography matter, energy and the •AMERICAN Just get organized, and set your priori- important roles. and social problems. relation between them. WRITER ANO NAT- ties. Leo plays a key role. a. Social studies a. Physics URALIST HENRY SAGnTARIUS - Nov 23/Dec 21 b. History b. Chemistiy PAVID THOREAU TAURUS - April 21/May 21 There's a big change in store for you c. Geometry c. Earth science PUBLISHES Your deliberate nature wins out over a this week, Sagittarius. Don't get ner- d. Physics d. Calculus "WALDEN." co-worker's complaints. You don't let vous — everything works out in 3. This level of educa- 9. This class, designed to his or her whining deter you from the your favor, even though it doesn't tion deals with teaching contribute to a student's •THE KANSAS- work at hand. 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If you pay attention to the sit- ing of human language. book is used to teach WAR ON RUSSIA, fine. However, by midweek, you get uation, you can realize this and seize a. English children how to read. BEGINNING THE extremely upset over a minor prob- a golden opportunity to enhance b. Grammar a. Dictionary CRIMEAN WAR. lem. Remain calm, because deep your financial status. Someone very c. Literature b. Primer down inside, you know that every- close to you can help. d. Spelling c. Flash card K99700U thing will work out. AQUARIUS - Jan 21/Feb 18 5. Public education in d. Novel CANCER - June 22/July 22 This week, a touchy situation at work the United States takes 11. When a student You're the center of attention this calls for you to be diplomatic. Don't place in more than needs help with a sub- week, Cancer, as friends and loved make any rash decisions or harsh elementary and ject, he or she usually ones spend a lot of time with you. judgments without trying to leam all secondary schools. tums to this person for Enjoy it, because you don't always of tfie facts. Superiors have their eyes a. 83,000 assistance. word have this much time to share with on you. An old friend calls you up. b. 95,000 a. Principal those you love. Open up to them. Meeting him or her can be the start of c. 1 million b. Librarian Scorpio and Sagittarius play impor- a romantic relationship. d. 2 million c. Tutor tant roles later in the week. 6. This period of the day d. Hall monitor PISCES-Feb 19/March 20 is set aside for students LEO - July 23/August 23 It seems like everyone needs your to do schoolwork. INFORMAL; Try to be sympathetic to a friend help this week, Pisces. From co- a. Homeroom 3 11 qoi p-6 UNOFFICIAL whose efforts cause you to lose workers to loved ones to friends, b. Detention B-8 q •/. 3-9 t! -g something that's important to you. your advice and loyalty is called c. Study hall PX E-j q-i He or she really was trying to be upon by just about everyone you d. Lunch suacnsuy helpful. A loved one needs your know. Don't get overwhelmed. K9970008 K99700I2 advice. Be honest, even though the Remain calm, cool and collected, and K9970010 truth can be painful sometimes. Your you can be everything to everyone. honesty is appreciated. VIRGO-Aug 24/Sept 22 FAMOUS BIRTHDAYS HOW THEY While you'd rather be alone this SEPTEMBER? week, "Virgo, it's not an option for Buddy Holly, Musician SAY IT IN... you. Co-workers need your input on SEPTEMBERS an important project, and loved ones Lyndon Larouche Jr., Political Activist need you to help with a family prob- ENGLISH: HORSE lem. Don't shy away from your SEPTEMBER 9 responsibilities —'• no matter how Kristy McNichol, Actress much you really want to. Aries plays SPANISH: CABALLO COLORADO WAS NAMED FOR a key role early in the week. SEPTEMBER 10 THE SPANISH WORD MEANING THE TIGER IS THE LARGEST AND MOST POWERFUL OF LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23 Charles Kuralt, Journalist ITALIAN: CAVALLO "COLORED" OR "REDDISH," DESCRIBING MANY THE CAT FAMILY, FELIDAE. It's a quiet week, and that will make SEPTEMBER 11 SEVERAL SUBSPECIES, LIKE you restless. Try to keep yourself Brian DePalma, Filmmaker OF THE COLORFUL busy around the house, and seek the FRENCH: CHEVAL ROCK FORMATIONS THE SIBERIAN AND SUMA- SEPTEMBER 12 THAT CAN BE SEEN TRAN TIGERS, ARE EXTINCT company of friends and loved ones. • Colorado Now is the perfect time for you to Bjirry White, Singer GERMAN: PFERD IN THE MOUNTAINS OR NEAR EXTINCTION IN start a new fitness program. You've OF THE STATE. THE WILD. been wanting to do it, so why put it SEPTEMBER 13 off any longer? 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9 Flowers decorate your yard, beautify Eastern and Indian pastries and confec- rolling boil. Remove from heat, and let • • your home — and flavor your meals? tions. Both liquids are available in large steep, covered, for 10 minutes. With a 10 11 Edible flowers have been used to supermarkets and specialty stores. slotted spoon, remove and discard rose enhance dishes since ancient times. Rose petals are best picked in sum- petals. Add the sugar and rose syrup, 1-2 From sweet to peppery, each flower mer, at the height of the blooming sea- and retum to boil for 2 to 3 minutes. possesses its own characteristics, mak- son before the flower opens com- Immediately pour the boiling mixture 13 14 15 16 17 ing food refreshing and beautiful. pletely. To detach the petals, grasp the in a slow stream into the egg whites, Whether with the bitter taste of the flower by the stem, and pull off the beating continuously. Add the half- dandelion or the peppery tang of the petals all at once. Then, rinse them and-half and lemon juice, and beat the nasturtium, a few petals can add the lightly under running water, and set mixture for 1 minute. Freeze until set, 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 perfect touch to any meal. them on paper towels to drain. You stirring several times during the freez- If you'd like to enhance a summer must handle them gently so they don't ing process to prevent the mixture 25 dish with the beautiful flowers from get bruised. from separating. To serve, spoon sor- your garden, but aren't quite sure how, bet into individual bowls, and gamish 26 27 consult Kitty Morse's "Edible with candied rose petals. Flowers: A Kitchen Companion With Recipes" (Ten Speed Press). This vol- • ume offers the botanical origins and CRYSTALLIZED FLOWER 28 29 characteristics of more than 40 flow- PETALS ers, as well as the blooms' cultural sig- Makes enough for 20 large petals nificance and culinary uses. It also pro- vides nearly 30 recipes for everything Gum Arabic is a fine powder from appetizers to desserts. derived from an acacia tree native to CLUES ACROSS CLUES DOWN Morse offers one important waming: the Sudan and Egypt. It is found in Make sure the flowers you choose baking and candy supply stores. When 3. Woodcutter 1. Comics character have been grown naturally — without candying rose petals, use rose water 7. Emotional shock 2. Georges Braque, for one the use of pesticides. For this reason, instead of water for additional flavor. 8. For a short time 3. Try flowers from a florist and most nurs- 9. Monetary unit 4. Creator of 13 across 10. Disparaging term for and 26 across eries are not acceptable. For best 1 tablespoon gum Arabic ROSE PETAL SORBET small people 5. Angel results, you should pick fresh edible 1 tablespoon warm water Serves 4 6. Soluble salt blossoms with care at the peak of their 20 rose petals, gently rinsed and 11. Resident of Seoul 13. Cry made by sheep bloom, preferably early in the day. 2 egg whites, at room tempera- patted dry 12. Side sheltered from the 14. Gariand If you're uncertain of whether a ture % cup superfine sugar wind 16. Promotional materials flower is edible or not, Morse recom- 1 teaspoon cream of tartar 13. Comics character 17. Posed mends that you consult a horticul- 1 cup water In a small bowl, with a wooden 15. Spiritual leaders 18. Mimosa tree 19. Neckwear tural specialist or an encyclopedia of 1 cup loosely packed red rose spoon, thoroughly mix the gum 22. Serve 20. Coarse cloth with a edible plants. petals, rinsed and patted dry Arabic with the water until smooth. If 25. Urge a dog to attack bright print With that in mind, let flowers enrich 'A cup granulated sugar small lumps remain, strain the mix- 26. Surname of 13 across 21. Kind of hospital one more part of your life by adding 4 teaspoons rose syrup ture through a fine-meshed sieve. 27. Comics characters 22. Sustained pain beauty to your meals. % cup half-and-half With a clean, small, soft-bristle bmsh, and 23. Ruler 2 teaspoons lemon juice paint both sides of a petal with a thin 28. Holy place 24. Cmised ROSE Candied rose petals, for gar- coat of the gum Arabic mixture. 29. Securer nish (recipe follows) Sprinkle each side lightly with A symbol of beauty, the rose is superfine sugar. Set petal on a metal thought to have originated in Persia. In a mixing bowl, beat the egg rack to air dry. Continue in this man- Answer's will appear in next week's Fannside The fruit of this flower,th e rose hip, is a whites with the cream of tartar until ner until all the ingredients are used. popular ingredient in herbal teas. Rose stiff peaks form. Set aside. When the petals are completely dry, water and rose syrup, made from rose In a small saucepan, combine the store them in an airtight container. petals, are used in numerous Middle water and rose petals. Bring to a Use within 3 months. 17975685 Answer's to last week's puzzle SOLUTIONS ACROSS SOLUTIONS DOWN

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Finale" is set for 7:30pm, May 6. canoe trip on the Sugar River. extra pair of sweat pants or jeans - including in-residence and * Elgin Choral Union two opera * Elgin Children's Chorus will Walt Dembos will be the leader on in case you upset the canoe or Preparatory Program ENsembles. masterworks at 3pm, Nov. 16, sing "Christmastide Carols" at 3 this scenic river trip. Many need extras because of the The programs are presented by the "Carmina Burana" and "Gloria". & 6:30pm, Dec. 7. March 15, at 3 interesting birds will be visible portaging. ECC Institute for the Performing "A Holiday Portrait" will be & 6:30pm, the chorus will present from the vantage point of the In keeping with the group's Arts. With the exception of a presented at 4 & 7:30pm, Dec. 21. "Beautiful Voices." May 17 at canoes. policy, persons wishing to attend theatrical presentation in On April 26, at 3pm, Anton 3pm the offer "Encore!." The group will meet at Ace the field trip should call Walt for SecondSpace Theatre, the Dvorak's "Requiem" will be * ECC Steel Band presents its Hardware, Rt. 47, Woodstock at reservations (815-338-6831) for performances will be in Stage 1 of performed. "10th Anniversary Concert" at 7am. Participants must furnish further information. the Visual and Performing Arts * ECC Jazz Ensemble will be 7:30pm, Dec. 18. At 3 & 6pm, Center (VPA), 1700 Spartan Dr., joined by special guest, noted May 3, they host Trinidad's Elgin. saxophonist Edward Peterson Nov. calypso artist Ray Holman. For information or tickets on 21, at 8pm. On March 19, at * ECC's Encore Musical any events, contact the ECC 7:30pm, a Spring Concert features Theatre will present "Oklahoma" Ticket Office located in the VPA. Canadian jazz artist Pat La at 8pm Feb. 27 & 28 and March 6 Hours are M-F 10ani-5pm and 12- Barbera. Jazz Fest '98 will be held & 7, and 2pm March 1 & 8. Army College Fund Report 4pm Saturdays. To request a free at 7:30pm, April 20. season brochure or order tickets, call 847-622-0300. The United States Army, amount. The remainder is paid * Fox Valley Youth Theatre through its Army College Fund, under the provisions of the Company will present "Hello, tH^ made 59,255,500 available to Montgomery GI Bill and the Dolly!" Sept. 12, 13, 19 & 20, at Chicago area enlistees from Army College Fund. Persons 8pm and Sept. 14 & 21 at 2pm. ^X. doftes AgcHcy October 1, 1996 through June 30, enlisting for two years receive * The ECC Concert Band opens "Complete Insurance Services" 1997. $26,500, those choosing a three- its season with a Fall Concert at By opting for the Army College year enlistment earn $30,000 and 7:30pm Oct. 15. A holiday 'Wost peopte spentfmore time & tntrgy going Fund at the time of enlistment, those serving for four years receive concert "An Evening n December" 290 Chicagoland youths ensured the highest amount, $40,000. features symphonic works and around probkms than trying to solve them." they would each have up to The Army also offers a loan holiday music at 7:30pm on Dec. $40,000 available for higher repayment program. Qualified 17. A Spring Concert takes place education once their two, three, or applicants will have up to at 7:30pm, March 18. The season JOANN L. JONES, LUTCF 847-669-1600 four-year enlistments are $65,000 available to repay their finale is set for May 20. complete. loans at a rate of one-third the * ECC college theater will The Army provides these total per year. present Tennessee Williams' 'The benefits to attract high quality Your local Army recruiter can Night of the Iguana" Oct. 24, 25, applicants. Qualified individuals provide more information on the 31, Nov. 1, 7 & 8 at 8pm and BFGoodrictl who elect for college fund benefits Army College Fund, the loan Nov. 2 at 3pm in the Second contribute $1,200 during their first repayment program, and other Space Theatre (VPA). A spring year of service toward the total Army opportunities. production will be announced at a later date. * Elgin Choral Union Arts Chorale will present "American mod] [liaaOmgO Spirit in Folk Song" at 3pm, Oct. I8Q[I©§ 26. On May 9, at 8pm, they Steering You present "Opera Meets Broadway. * Valley Civic Orchestra schedules a Fall Concert at 8pm, Straight ibARMtl Nov. I and Spring Concert at TO A DEAL TIJATS GREATl! 8pm, May 2. 1997 FORD PROBE GTS 3 DR. 1997 FORD EXPLORER XLT 4 DR. 4x4 * Elgin Symphony Orchestra presents "Petite Musique" at 9:30 4.1* APR IQ 41 aoathM ,.^„u, ,„,^,„. u«M«*.a«. 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