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o C,' Ö NILES HERALD- SPECTATOR n $1.50 Thursday, June 25, 2015 nilesheraldspectator.com (D (D Q: GO 3 Thetasteof victory All rights reserved Nues facility makes special cans to mark Blackhawks victoiyPage 4 ANDY KROPA/AP Powerhouse duo Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett bring their "Cheek to Cheek" tour to Ravinia. Page 38 SPORTS Diamond stars The Pioneer Press Baseball and Softball Players of the Year are LINDSEY COMPTON/PIONEEP PRESS announced this Ens Crosswhite, manager of the Coca-Cola production center in Nues, displays Coca-Cola and Coca-Cola Zero cans week. Page 61 TIM CARROLL! commemorating the Blackhawks' 2015 Stanley Cup win. PIONEER PRESS OUTDOOR PATIO IS OPEN! 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    SHRIMP COCKTAIL 19. STEAK BRUSCHETTA 14.99 sliced filet mignon, french boursin cheese, SHRIMP DEJONGHE 17. basil, plum tomato and extra virgin olive oil on crostini CALAMARI 12.99 ESCARGOT 14.99 FLAMING SAGANAKI 10.99 BAKED ONION SOUP 10. OYSTERS ROCKEFELLER 21. EAST COAST CrabCake 16. BLUE POINT OYSTERS 14.99 Be My Valentine SEAFOOD TOWER KING CRAB LEGS 1 POUND • U-10 PRAWNS LOBSTER TAIL • BLUE POINT OYSTERS CHILLED ON ICE WITH SAUCES 125. CHARGRILLED RIBEYE FOR TWO THIS IS A GREAT WAY TO GET OUR BIGGEST AND BEST STEAK BY SHARING 65. WITH TWO SALADS AND SIDES CHATEAUBRIAND FOR TWO Fire broiled center cut filet mignon bernaise sauce, mushrooms, chef’s potatoes and a plethora of fresh vegetables 79. with two salads Tonight we are serving our seasonal garden salad and our twice baked potatoes Our Beautiful Soup is Tomato Herb Be My Valentine STEAK AU POIVRE AND LOBSTER 55. black pepper encrusted filet mignon medallion drizzled with cognac sauce broiled coldwater lobster tail with drawn butter JUST LOBSTER (single, twin or trio) 42. Each “STEAK AU POIVRE” 33. pepper encrusted filet mignon medallions with cognac sauce FILET MIGNON 45. SLOW ROASTED PRIME RIB AU JUS with a horseradish cream regular cut 37. king cut 45. FLAMING ROAST DUCK 32. with wilted spinach and sweet orange sauce EAST COAST CrabCakes 32. with corn relish and remoulade AHI TUNA WITH ASIAN NOODLE 36. a sushi grade quality tuna steak sesame crusted and seared rare sliced with soy and wasabi OUR FAMOUS GARLIC SHRIMP DEJONGHE 28..
  • 180565 LFPF Spring 2017 Newsletter.Indd

    180565 LFPF Spring 2017 Newsletter.Indd

    Spring 2018 Gates of Lake Forest: Treasures by the Road and Hidden Away Photo By Cappy Johnston Gates of Lake Forest: Treasures by the Road and Hidden Away Now is the perfect time of year to view Lake Forest’s historic gates. With leaves down and daylight increasing, these historic treasures by the road or hidden away stand out on a drive or walk through our historic districts. Following are just a few of our favorites. Lake Forest Cemetery Barrell Memorial Entrance Gate This monumental gate, located at the north end of Lake Road, marks the entrance to Lake Forest Cemetery. It is visible almost the entire length of North Lake Road, signaling the importance of the Cemetery site. Dedicated in 1919, it was a gift of Mrs. Finley (Mary Grace Witbeck) Barrell in memory of the Barrell’s son, John, who accidentally drowned at age 24 in the Illinois River in July 1916. The Barrell Memorial Entrance Gate is Gothic style and constructed of striated gray limestone. The verticality of its design seems to refl ect a spiritual quality befi tting a memorial. It is massive, soaring more than thirty feet high, and framing the view of the historic, National-Register-listed landscape beyond. It sets a tone of dignity for the visitor. The central Gothic portal with pointed arch is just wide enough to allow for single-lane vehicular traffi c. Above the arch and inside a crenellated niche there is a young oak tree; its height is cut off, symbolizing the death of the donor’s son.