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Julia's Story The Prime Group Saves Sixteen Spruce Trees Grand Forks This is a story that proliably wouldn't Flood Relief make Ihe 6 o'clock news. No murder. No mahem. No Ixtdguys. And, il wouldn't Project even be that unusual a story if it happened in Huniley, where someone is sure to help A Success! when someone is in trouble. But, this story didn't take place in Huniley. This story By Sheryl Stier happened in THE CITY. The big, cold, impersonal City, where no one knows anyone else. And no one wants to. It is indeed a wonderful feeling when a community can join forces Last Saturday, Julia came to Huntley and help another community in to spend 'he day at Grandma's house. (JuUa is 4.) This visit started out like need. That is exactly what the any other. The usual stops - books residents and businesses of from Miss Jane, mail from the Post Huntley have accomplished. The Office, snacks from the Supermarket. Huntley Pioneers 4-H Club Then, a tea party with Sara. A fun day. members felt the people of Grand But, a very usual day in Huntley. Forks, North Dakota needed some Late in die day, as rain drops chased help. Although it was a few us off the swings at Deicke Park, we months after the devastating flood headed back into the city (where Julia hit Grand Forks, it was still lives when she isn't visiting). Going needed. The Pioneers hung signs east on 190 we drove into a traffic and flyers in all the local business nightmare. Torrential rains brought traffic to a standstill. Slowly we windows and encouraged people to inched our way through the toll booth, donate by means of word of past accidents in Schaumburg and at mouth, radio, and newspaper Arlington Heights Road, then finally articles. Through their efforts the off at the O'Hare exit. "Flood Relief project was a big We headed south on Mannheim success. Road, only a few more miles to go. We would like to thank Millie And then the floods came. Rushing Ruth of Grafton Township for all water poured across the highway. of their enthusiasm in our project Caught in its path, dark water swirling higher than the bottom of the car and allowing the township garage doors; our engine sputtered and died. to be the drop off location. Trudy Cars and vans and semis passing us on Jurs for her help in organizing the both sides. Without stealing or drop off items. Mr. Ziegler of Ace brakes, carried by the force of the Hardware for donating two truck water, we floated helplessly,. loads of paint and cleaning Now here is where this story really Recently, efforts were taken by The Prime Group, Inc. to save sixteen 40 foot supplies. Union Special and their starts. It starts here, because it is the spruce trees. employees for their donations, story of a modem day good Samaritan. Gibbs & Soell of Hoffman Estates One man, one good guy, who didn't The trees were carefully relocated to the entrance of the new Huntley Corporate Park along Highway 47 at Freeman Road at a cost exceeding $32,000. for their donations and all the just pass by. As his vehicle came other donations of money and along side ours he looked over at us, paused, then backed up until he was items by our generous friends. directly behind us. Carefully, steadily, We believe the future belongs to he pushed us through the water. Into those who believe in helping the safe lane, up over the bridge, and others and the people of Huntley on into the parking lot of the Maple have proved again this is very Leaf Bakery. true. Thanks to all. The story doesn't end here. This good Samaritan still didn't leave us. Though we were now out of danger, the car would not start. And so he helped us into his truck and drove us the rest of the way home to Julia's house. School Year School Safety Patrol Week When I asked him "Why", why he Kick-Off Activities didn't continue on by when he first Mayor James C. Dhamer has leadership and responsibility. drew along side, he replied, "I wasn't Open House is scheduled for proclaimed August 24-30 AAA-CMC founded the first raised to leave a lady and a little girl "School's open. Drive Carefully student AAA School Safety Patrol stranded. When I looked inside and Thursday evening, August 21st. Marlboro Van The times are 6 pm to 9 pm for Week", joining the AAA-Chicago in 1920. The movement grew to saw that child, I knew I had to help. Motor Club in commemorating To Visit Huntley And so I did." grades PreK-5 (Huntley Campus) include the entire United States, the 50th annual safety program. Canada and 31 foreign countries And so he did. If you would Uke to and 7 pm to 9 pm for grades 6-12 meet this modem-day good Samaritan, (Harmony Road Campus). In his proclamation the mayor with 500,000 members in 50,000 The Marlboro Van is coming to stop in at the Casde Car Wash, 3108 W. School begins for students in states that the AAA School Safety schools Huntley this Saturday, August 23. Ogden, Chicago,n 60623. You will get grades 1-12 on Monday, August Patrols have been credited with As the new school year begins The Van will be stopping at the a great car wash, professional detailing, 25th with a short day. helping achieve the dramatic the Patrols again will be on duty Huntley Supermarket from 11 am and a chance to meet Charles Wilson, Kindergarten sessions and a full- decrease in the pedestrian death rate helping guide their classmates until 5 pm. the kindest stranger in the City. day for students in grades 1-12 for children between the ages of safely across busy streets near the This is a great opportunity for will begin the following Tuesday, five and fourteen in the United schools. Mayor Dhamer advises collectors of "Marlboro Unlimited Editor's Note: If you have a good Miles" to choose Marlboro Samaritan story you would like to tell, August 26th. Preschool will States. The Patrol program has motorists to reduce their speed and send it to: Good News Editor, The begin on Tuesday, September 2nd. educated students about safe be especially alert near schools, to Unlimited Gear and not have to Huntley Farmside, Box 127-11801 A copy of the calendar appears walking rules and taught respond to the directions of the wait the usual 10 - 12 weeks for Main Street, Huntley, II 60142 on Page 6. thousands of young people about Continued on Page 6 delivery. Page 2 THE HUNTLEY FARMSIDE-ILLINOIS August 21, 1997

Reprint of August 1996 article The opinions expressed It's a busy time dajng. hay and in articles and columns Tlioii^ts straw, as hours seem hxig. It's also running for parts as something published in this from the breaks down. The old saying "a |Bv ^x. f tauk Crane Country woman's woric is never done" holds newspaper are not true, as well as a husband's work, on the farm.. necessarily the opinions When running for parts, I made of The Huntley a quick stop fw break&ist at a sna^l The Childishness of the Past Farmside newspaper, its JudyHitf diner. Nothing fancy, good country The thing that strikes me in reading history, especially that of the Middle folks talking over the woric day ahead. Young pec^le wait on you as they Ages, is the utter childishness of the whole people, rulers and subjects, publisher or staff. talk about their dreams and fubue in the worit place. They want to woric, saints and sinners. No author has seized and brought this out so clearly as have goals, and to feel good about their future plans. They have their Mark Twain in his "Yankee at King Arthur's Court." We feel that the great parents support and guidance to help along the way. humorist was the first to guess the secret and give the key of those strange times. Additional copies of this week's All kids need to know about some kind of goals to follow. It makes And as we have passed forever from the cruelty and coarseness of those issue of The Huntley Farmside life more important to work toward our dreams. It was nice to see that days when the world was young, so we have passed and lost the charm. For can be purchased at the following young people want to do the right thing and have been blessed with a childhood is not only naively beautiful, but it is naively cruel. All children newsstands: good family life. The strong values were instilled when bom. They knew love bloody stories; the wolf eats Red Riding Hood's grandmother, and Huntley Supermarket, Rt.47 the good and bad of life and parents giving good strong direction. The kids Bluebeard chops up his wives. Pity and consideration for the feelings of in Huntley Center were their priority, not just woric. others is a late growth, both in the individual and in the race. Union 76 Gas Station, Rt 47 Life today is miKh harder to follow dreams and to hope to stay on die Savonarola fled from the d'Este palace because it hurt him that some danced Papa G's Restaurant, Rt 47 right path. Of all times in our lives today, children need parents love and and made merry upon floors there, beneath which prisoners lay in foul support so badly. The toad seems to throw more obstacles in their way. A dungeons; but he was a one bom out of due time. Such a sentiment was not Copies are also available at the guiding hand to woric around the obstacles is even more necessary. All understandable by thai day. The feel of a fellow-human's suffering is as Huntley Farmside newspaper office modem as geology. That sensitiveness to pain, that discomfort at the other's 11801 Main Street, Huntley kids need time for us to listen to their dreams. Even in dte midst of work miser, all that altruistic nerve to which the present-day reformer, socialist, problems, precious moments of talking and sharing ideas are important It anarchist, or missionary appeals, is quite a new thing in the world-soul. helps them to think within their own minds to find the right direction. It Hence, brother, when you long for the picturesqueness of medieval city and makes them feel good when otha-s are interested in their hq)es. Above country, or for its keen freshness of life, or for its simple, pure Faith, don't anything else they need our protection from the evils of society that forget the stinking keep under every lurreted castle, and the milk-white noble destioy all hope. Its' a shame how we all have to be afraid of the acts of damozels calmly watching their serving maids whipped to death for theft, and Tfve evil bent on only one thing, to hurt human life for the almighty greed of the torture-chamber, and the Black Death, and the smell of roast heretic. money. Money used for someone's own desire takes away all hope. When HuntCet) greed of any kind takes over, our own souls get lost Paid Advertisement Copyright 1919 Broken dreams touch us all as the unplowed land is no more. Tarmside Buildings show their wear and tear. Weeds cover unused equipment, while the hawk surveys for prey. A fanner's dream is no more, while city takes all the land. Fighting traffic gets more hectic. People cannot wait to push Suzanne L. Brown you aside. / C. Jones Agency Publisher Never give up your faith. If we do, the last of country will be no "Complete Insurance Services' more. Trees that proief t.Gcxl's open land arc more beautiful than buildings Published every Thursday except put upon it. Take notitJe and be widi the spirit ahdve. the last Thursday of the Year. "It is often easier to fyht for prlnci-pUs than Reproduction in whole or in to Cive up to tfiem." part, without written permission of the publisher, is prohibited. What do you wear when you go to sleep? Oops, sorry. Is that too Copyright 1997 by Comments JOANN L JONES, LUTCF 669-1600 li^— jHilffllHHHIIIiH l personal of a question? Let me The Huntley Farmside by assure you, the reason 1 ask has 2nd Class Postage paid at Kathy... nothing to do with you personally. Huntley, IL 60142 It's just that by my observations, I think the whole pajama industry is Send address changes to: in trouble. Ask The The Huntley Fannside For instance, my sons have not 11801 Main Street Kathy IQrchen worn official pajamas since they Chiropractor P.O. Box 127 Huntley, IL 60142 were about eight years old. Long gone are the days of cute little pin striped jammies with a fake baseball team's insignia on the pocket. It's Courtesy of Dr. Jim Walsh sweat clothes in the winter and shorts in the summer - that's it My hubby just wears shorts to bed year round. If cooler temperatures THE MEANING OF CHIROPRACTIC Phone (847) 669-5621 prevail, say 100 degrees below zero or so, he might put on a tee shirt, FAX (847) " 669-5623 too. He's got some kind of internal furnace thing happening which I Where does the word chiro- Chiropractic adjustments are gen- envy. I'm always cold. Q practic come from and what tle. They require no great force and are does it mean? I'm not exactly "losing sleep" over the poor pajama predicament accomplished in a split-second. Even Like many words pertaining to children can be adjusted without dis- myself. I have a few girlie jammies and, I must confess, I've always like A health and the human body, comfort. But apprehension that chiro- Joyce Liput jammies with the feet in them. Mostly, though, I just wear whatever is chiropractic — pronounced ki-row- practic adjustments might be painful Accounting Director comfortable and warm, like sweat clothes. prack-tick—stems from two Greek sometimes keeps away the very person The pajama world on television is a strange sort of place to be. words, cheir and praktikos, which needing treatment the most. Margie Hughes People seem to just pop out of bed and quickly put a robe on so the translates into "done by hand." If you are avoiding needed chiro- Circulation Director shows' producers don't have to worry about handling the PJ situation. Thus, the word chiropractic refers practic care because you are afraid the Isn't that just like Hollywood to avoid the real issues of life altogether. to the spinal manipulations chiroprac- adjustments will be painful, tell us Diane Lynch tors deliver by hand in adjusting mis- Indeed, it seems there are only two main groups which are the about your fears and let us show you Farmside Associate aligned vertebrae into their proper how gentle—even pleasant—modern protectors of pajamas. 1) Children ranging from one day to eight years positions. Such manipulations are chiropractic adjustments can be. Jacki Hedgepath old. If babies could talk, they'd surely demand to be taken out of their called "adjustments" and are the domi- Farmside Associate dopey-looking sleepers. Unable to speak, or undo snaps for that matter, nant chiropractic treatment. WALSH they are cruelly trapped in cutsie-wootsie sleepwear. Once these children Adjustments relieve pressure on Karlith Gorka learn to talk, it takes them until about eight years of age to get their spinal nerves where they exit between CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC Farmside Associate parents to listen to their request to just let them sleep in sweats. misaligned vertebrae. Once the verte- 847-669-0045 Lane Cameron 2) Grandmothers. Grammies wear jammies. Think about it. Know brae are realigned, the nerves begin 10696 North Rt. 47 - Huntley Staff Photographer any grandmoms who sleep in seats? I don't think so. functioning normally again and the just North of the Dairy Mart body's own healing mechanisms lake By now you've probably asked yourself how and/or why in the world over FROM PAMTOOORRECTONTOPfiEVENTON I came up with this topic and it's quite simple really. I'm tired and I want SAVE $30 ON YOUR INITIAL VISIT to get in my comfortable sweats and go to bed. Good-night! 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Folk Guitarist In Concert 64th Huntley High School Bob Bennett, popular folk-style sujbiext through the recording is acoustic guitarist will be of romantic love and the hope that Class Reunion appearing in concert at Crystal springs up even after relational Lake Main Beach on Saturday storms. The Huntley High School class evening August 23 following a The cookout and concert cap four of 1933 graduates held their annual hamburger and hot dog cookout days of community service reunion at Flora's Restaurant, sponsored by the Evangelical Free activities performed by members August 16th at 1pm. Church of Crystal Lake. Both the of the Evangelical Free Church There were twenty two in the cookout and the concert are free called Community Connecrion class of 1933, eleven boys and and open to the public. '97. The purpose of the program eleven girls. In attendance were: Bob Bennett's musical career got is to say "Thank You" to the Norma Helper, Alfred (Tom) a jump start in 1982 when his community and our public Swanson, Fred Ahrens, Vemon album "Matters of the Heart" was officials for providing a good safe "Bud" Ewat and Catherine voted "Album of the Year" by place to live and raise our "Nancy" Brian Hartman. Contemporary Christian Music families. Some of the activities Unable to attend: Howard Boyer, Magazine. After the release of his include: cleaning up local parks, Marie Brunschon Ball, Anna next recording. "Non-Fiction", he clean up day at a local school, Miller Weightman and Florence served as opening act on Amy nursing home visitation by the Weightman Pelzer. Thirteen ofthe Grant's Unguarded tour. In 1990 Sanctuary Choir, delivering baked classmates are deceased. He joined Michael Card on hi goods to police and fire stations Lots of memories and stories "The Way of Wisdom" tour and door-to-door solicitation of were shared, with a good time had performing to sold-out audiences food stuffs for the local Food by all in attendance. across the country. "Small Graces" Pantry. Last year at the cookout is Bob's most recent and perhaps the church served over 800 most remarkable recording to date. hamburgers and hot dogs. This It is about noticing the small year the goal is to top 1000. For things of life that don't appear to more information on the cookout Attending Huntley High School's 64th class reunion are: be spiritual but have an and concert call 459-1095. Norma Helper, Alfred Tom Swanson, Fred Ahrens, Vemon underpinning of hope in them. A "Bud" Ewert and Nancy Brian Hartman.

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One Scary Day In August Birth Happy Birthday to You! By Max Bundgard Kellan Patrick Gundy Dwyer August 23 Toots Kohley She woke early one moming. It was a pleasant day. August 24 John Ciombor Dr. John and Judy Gundy Dwyer August 25 Francis Manning She decided to clean the basement. are proud to announce the birth of Wanted this job out of the way. their son, Kellan Patrick Gundy August 25 Kevin Daleiden Dwyer, born at Henrico Doctor's August 26 Gerri Carra Roberge Removed a box from an upper shelf. August 26 Tina Carta Darnell A furry animal leapt upon her neck. Hospital on August 12, 1997 weighting 7 lbs. 6 oz., 19 1/4 August 26 MeHssa Cavill She screamed and ran upstairs. August 27 Mike Hewitt She was a real nervous wreck. inches in length. Kellan Patrick was welcomed home by his sister August 28 Georgia Ann Durrenberger Asked her husband to kill this bug furry monster. Kelsey who is 6 years old. August 28 Diana Bamhart As she grabbed him by the shirt. Matemal grandparents are Elvin He said no way, not me, honey, and Jean Gundy of Richmond, A man really could get hurt. VA. Patemal grandparents are If you wish to have a birthday printed, please send a note to: Richard and Bonita Dwyer of The Huntley Farmside, Attn: Birthday Editor, Box 127, Huntley, II With trembling hands, she called a farmer friend Huntley, IL. 60142 or call (847) 669-5621. Include the month and day of the To come and help them out. birthday, the name of the celebrant (as you want it to appear), your Seems he wasn't home that day. name, and a phone number where you can be reached if we have any He was no where about. questions. (Birthdays submitted without a name and phone number She called another friend of theirs. will not be printed.) He was a big game hunter, this she knew. He said he'd be right there. He'd see what he could do. He got into his speedy car, Left to answer this urgent call. In no time he was by her home, Huntley Community Church Calendar It was no time at all. This big furry monster is in the basement They all heard her shout. He said he'd try and get him And bring this monster out. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL ST. MARY CATHOLIC LIVING WATERS LUTHERAN 11628 Main, Hundey 10911 N. Woodstock, HunUey Meets at CL. SouUi High School He crept down the basement stairs 847/669-3691 847/669-3137 1200 S. Randall Rd., Crystal Lake A plan was well in hand. Reverend Ron Woodruff Rev. Robert Garrity, Pastor 847/854-7571 This was a big furry animal Pastor Dennis Heaney You have to understand. 9:(X)am Sunday Worship Sun. Masses Sam & 10am 5:00pm Sat. Night Worship Sat 5:30 Mass Tues; Mass 7pm Sunday Worship 8:30 & 10:30am He spotted this monster running 8/27 7pm Chancel Choir Wed.. Thurs., Fri., 8am Along this basement wall. 8/27 7:30pm Bible Study YouUi Group meets 1st & 3rd With a lot of effort he finallycaugh t it. Wed. at BeU's home. HOPE COVENANT CHURCH He really gave it his all. R. E. Teachers needed, call Tom 451 Ackman Rd., Crystal Lake He carried it up the stairs. TRINITY LUTHERAN O'Brien 815459-3572. (comer of Randall & Ackman) Carried it by the tail. 11008 N. Church, HunUey School Supplies for the needy 815/455-6340 Showed it to the frightened lady. 847/669-5780 next 2 wkends. Box in vesUbule. Pastor Rick Hampton Her face was white and pale. Reverend Charles Kittel Sunday Worship 8:30 & 11:00am This bug furry monster was not a tiger, 5:00pm Sat Worship CHRIST UNITED METHODIST Sunday School 9:45am A big bob cat, or a skunk. 9am Stin. Worship Meets at CL. SouUi High School This furry animal on her neck Communion 2nd & 4th Weekends 1200 McHenry Ave., Crystal Lake Was a fmry little chipmunk. 815/477-0710 EVANGELICAL FREE Reverend David Decker CHURCH ST. PETER EVANGELICAL 9:15am Sunday Worship 575 East Crystal Lake Avenue LUTHERAN LC-MS 10:30am Sunday School Crystal Lake 815459-1095 87 GalUgan Rd., Gilberts Nursery available Pastor Robert 0. Page 847/428-4054 Rev. Allan Buss, Pastor Sunday Worship 9 & 10:30am When Baby Comes Home... Vicar Dan McQuality FOX VALLEY FREE CHURCH Nursery Available . Sunday School Classes Sunday Worship 8 & 9:30am Meets at Jacobs High School New addition to your Wed. Eve Worship 7:00pm Algonquin, IL household? To keep your Senior Pastor Tom Atchison JOY COMMUNITY growing family's financial Sunday Service 9:45am 7105 Virginia Rd. future on track, make sure WESTLAKE COMMUNITY Crystal Lake, IL 60014 your insurance program is Pastor Joel Popenfoose 815477-5167 up-to-date. Call me for a free, 847-669-0475 MORNING STAR WORLD Rev. Paul & Rev. Karen Stunkel no-obligation Personal Meets at Huntley High School OUTREACH CHURCH Insurance Review. Sun. Service 10:00am 41W350 Powers Rd., HunUey 9:30am Worhsip Serv. 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MCC Trustee You Are Invited Square Dancing For Health Petitions Available By Diane Oltman Ayers Grafton 1 Precinct Captain SQUARE DMCE COm^ENTION Monday, August 18 is the first day to file original nomination The McHenry County ^eoria July 92-9 couples papers for the elected position of Democratic Women's Alliance Community College Trustee at invites you to join us for our first McHenry County College. organizational meeting and an Papers should be filed with informal get-together to share Marlene Kopala, MCC Local ideas, support and goals for Election Official, in the Office of "Winning-As a 'Collar-County' the President, Building A, Room Democrat!" with special guest 218, on the McHenry County Illinois State Representative College campus. Hours are from Lauren Beth Gash on Wednesday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday - August 27,1997 at Uie Tavem-on- Friday. the Square restaurant (in the The papers include petitions, a historic Old CourUiouse), 101 N. Statement of Candidacy; Loyalty Johnson St., downtown Oath; and Statement of Economic Woodstock, IL. Social hours starts interest. at 6:30pm with dinner at 7pm. The nonparusan election for the After her 1992 "underdog's" win two open trustee posiUons will be of a statehouse seat in a strongly Tuesday, November 4. Republican district. Rep. Gash (D- A candidate for the position of Highland Park) has become a Trustee must be a qualified leader among Illinois House elector/registered voter; a resident Democrats, and recenUy helped of Illinois and District 528 for one spearhead the push for control of year immediately preceding the the IL Toll Highway Authority. election; and must collect Please join us, to meet and talk signatures of at least 50 qualified wiUi Lauren. There is no charge to voters or 10% of voters; attend — drinks, snacks, whichever is less, residing in the sandwiches or a fuU dinner may be district. ordered from the restaurant's The term of a Community menu. College Trustee is six years. And bring a friend! Spouses, For more information, please children and friends are all Have you ever considered Square Woodstock Squares Dance Club So give it a try. I'm sure you will contact Ms. Kopala at 815-455- welcome. Call 817-669-0848 for Dancing for Uie healUi of it? We are doing just that. On September enjoy yourself a lot more Uian you 8726. info. We're looking forward to continually see the many kinds of 10 and September 17 from 7:15 to can imagine. seeing you Uiere! ads for weight conttol, exercise 9:15pm. come to Olson Middle For more informaUon call one of and whatever. By Square Dancing School, 720 West Judd Street in these square dancers: Curtis/Maria you get your exercise by having Woodstock for two free dance 385-2853; Clarence/Joan 459- fun and getting to meet a lot of lessons. If you don't try it, how 3574; Frank/Barb 669-3452; or new fiiends. The members of the do you know if you like it or not. Art/Lynn 338-5146. Goins Chiropractic Clinic DR. ROBERT GOINS DR. RICK GOINS Workman's Comp. - Auto Accident Acupuncture - Medicare Same Day Care Heritage Festival Weekend

HOURS: Mon, Wed, Fri. 9-12, 1-7/Tues. 9-12, 1-5, Sat. 9-12 A celebration of patriotism Elgin Parks and Recreation Dept. (815)338-2180 through music and entertainment and The Cultural Arts wiU combine with the 16th Commission. For further 684 Eastwood Dr. (Rt. 47) Woodstock Annual Historic Elgin House Tour information call Special Events for Heritage Festival Weekend on Coordinator Jane Cordes, 847-931- Sat., Sept. 13 and Sun., Sept. 14, 6625. in Elgin. On Sunday, the 16th Annual Wing Park, located on Wing Historic Elgin House Tour wUI Street on Elgin's west side, will highlight nine historic homes on be Uie site for Saturday's Heritage Uie city's near-west side. The self- Day Festival: A Veteran's guided walking tour begins at LABOR DAY GaUiering from noon to 7:30pm. Washington School, 819 W. A day set aside for the working On display will be military Chicago St. Hours are from people of this country. A day of vehicles from the Cantigny War 9:30am to 6pm. Trained recognition for those who truly museum of Wheaton. The Fort volunteers are on hand to explain ^^sss&>. Dearborn Highlanders, a bagpipe interior and exterior architectural make this nation supreme. It took corps wiU perform at 3pm. features of each home. hard work and dedication to build Free community wellness This year, the tour will include this country and it takes even screening and educational services Victorian and Queen Anne harder work to maintain. We salute wiU be provided to senior citizen.s mansions as weU as the eclectic you ~ the bedrock to this country's Admission is fi^ee, and festival- style of Uie early 20Ui century. A foundation, you are the strength, goers may purchase food from home under restoration offers a vendors or bring a picnic dinner. A glimpse of what it is like to live the anchor, the success - you are firework's show reminiscent of in a house during rehab. "'% Fount the worker. This message brought displays from Elgin's past, wiU be to you by your local Anny recruiter. held at 7:30pm. For more information call 847- The day is sponsored by City of 697-3370 or 847-741-8399. Pages THE HUNTLEY FARMSIDE-ILLINOIS August 21, 1997 Mayor Proclaims School Safety Patrol Week New & Exciting Continued from Page 1 Career Opportunities Patrol members and other crossing Kramer, AAA-CMC president and pedestrian deaths and injuries sponsorship of Uie AAA School guards and to obey Uie rules of Uie chief operating officer. 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JANUARY, 1998 18 FEBRUARY, 1998 18 MARCH, 1998 19 Because of the commitment to education, Westphal-Testone S M T W T F S M T W T F S M T W T F S students won numerous national and H 2 3 12 3 4 5 6 7 1 H 3 4 5 6 7 intemational awards, as proven by this year's US Olympic Team 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 8 9 10 11 H 13 14 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 members. 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Hair Professionals Academy offers 18 H 20 21 22 23 24 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 flexible schedules that include full- time, part-time, day and evening 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 29 30 31 classes to fit into your busy schedule. Financial assistance, grants, and student loans are APRIL, 1998 18 MAY, 1998 I 20 I JUNE, 1998 10 available for Uiose who qualify. Join one of the "Hottest" careers as M T W T F S M T W T F S S M T W T F S quoted from Money maga2dne. 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Scheduled School Days: 179 Paid Advertisement August 21, 1997 THE HUNTLEY FARMSIDE-ILLINOIS Page 7 Scholarship to Hanns Von Bosse Kittel Awarded Cub Scout Milwaukee School of MSOE this fall, will major in engineering, engineering techno- Scholarship Recruitment Nite Engineering (MSOE) announced Electrical Engineering. He is the logy, business, communication, that Hanns Von Bosse has been son of Mr and Mrs Alexander Von construction management and Jessica J. Kittel, of HunUey, IL, By Linda Manning awarded a $5500 academic Bosse, Huntley, and is a graduate nursing. MS degrees are offered in has been awarded a Presidential scholarship for Uie 1997-98 school of Huntley High School. engineering, engineering manage- Scholarship by Augustana year. ment, environmental engineering, College, where she will be a first- HunUey Cub Scout Pack #167 Founded in 1903, MSOE offers has scheduled its Fall Information Von Bosse, who wUI enroll at 14 applications-oriented degrees in medical informatics and perfusion. year student in the fall. The daughter of Mr. Charles and Mrs. and Recruitment Night for Sue Kittel of HunUey, EL, she is a Tuesday, Sept. 2, 6:30pm, at graduate of HunUey High School. SouUi Elementary School, 12015 Mill St., HunUey. Boys in grades Augustana Presidential Scholars one Uu-ough five and their parents are selected on the basis of are invited to attend, learn about academic ability, intellectual the program and benefits of curiosity, and the capacity for Scouting and join Uie Pack! effective and thoughtful expression. Standardized test Cub Scouting is Uie elementary scores, high school academic school program of Uie Boy Scouts record and class rank, and a of America. It is designed to Back To School provide a fun family program, personal interview are important criteria. teach skills, instill values, stiengthen parent-son relationships Augustana is a selective, and more. Thew national Harris independent college of the liberal Poll recently confirmed that arts and sciences related to the Scouring has a significant, Evangelical Lutheran Church in positive impact on boys. America. For more information about our bu Think pack or Scouting, contact Linda Manning at 847-669-3838.

Fall Auditions for Youth Orchestra

The Elgin Community College Sam and 5pm. (The college is Institute for Uie Performing Arts closed on Fridays through Aug 8). is holding auditions for the Elgin The Elgin Area YouUi Orches&a Area Youth Orchestra and String and String Ensemble meet, Ensemble for the 1997-98 season. simultaneously, from 5 to 7 pm Colin Holman, director of Uie Tuesdays in the Visual and orchestra, and Paul Patterson, Performing Arts Center. The first director of the string ensemble, class meeting for Uie fall semester have scheduled auditions for boUi is Sept 16. Registration will be groups from 4 to 7 pm Tuesdays, given out at the first and second Sept 2 and 9, in Uie ECC Visual meetings of the class. and Performing Arts Center, 1700 The Elgin Area Youtii Orchestra IT'S TIME TO STOck up OIN bAck TO Spartan Drive, Elgin. and Suing Ensemble are open to SCHOOl bASICS llkE JEANS, T-SHIRTS, Auditions are by appointment all students who are presenUy only. Appointments are available participating in their school or UNdlES ANd SHOES. by calling the Institute for college music program. At Performing Arts office at (847) present, there are vacancies in all SHOP NOW ANd SAVE AT OVER 697-1000, ext. 7240, between sections. 50 MANUFACTURERS' FACTORY OUTIET STORES. What,'S for Liinch? HUNTLEY SCHOOL LUNCH MENU Factory Brand Shoes | MONDAY, AUGUST 25 FIL& ^11IImilium J^^^ '•'^ outie t^^' I'^JS^.^"'! ^SS^ NO LUNCH SERVED FREE COUPON BOOK TUESDAY, AUGUST 26 BRING THIS coupoN INTO ANy OF THESE IISTECI STORES & RECEIVE A Chk. nuggets, cornbread, French fries, peaches FREE coupoN book WORTH $400.00. ExpiREs 8/5 1/9 7 or Hot Dog/bun CUSTOMER zip code: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27 Cheeseburger/bun, bkd beans, fruit, oatmeal cookie MANY TOO FAMOUS TO MENTION I or Pepperoni Pizza CAU FOR OUR FREE BROCHURE THURSDAY, AUGUST 28 llSTINq All OF OUR STORES. Itln. dunkers/mt-sauce, cheese bread, salad, pears or Chicken Pattie/bun HINH,H\ HUNTLEY FACTORY SHOPS FRIDAY, AUGUST 29 Cheese Pizza, green beans, mixed fruit or Peanut Butter/Jelly Sandwich Route 47 & I 90 • (817) 669-9100 • 1-888-5457222 |http://www.primeretaiLcom Sponsored by FITCH & GERARD & The Huntley Farmside Pages THE HUNTLEY FARMSIDE-ILLINOIS August 21, 1997

Huntley Harvestors Receive Awards WHAT'S COOL FOR BACK TO SCHOOL '31 at Illinois State Fair

The following Back to School trends are based on a survey of hundreds of merchants in Prime Retail centers nationwide. Baltimore-based Prime Retail is the owner of Huntiey Factory Shops.

ELEMENTARY JUNIOR/SENIOR mOH COLLEGE | 1 Overall Trends Neon Citrus Colors (Particularly Lime Green and Orange) Anything Denim Earthtones 1 Apparel Boxer Shorts Lime Green Jackets/Skirts/T's Zipper Polos Bike Shorts Zipper Polos Jackets with Zippers Khaki Shorts/Skirts Denim Shorts/Skirts Long Dresses Jeans Jeans Khaki Shorts/Pants Denim dresses Carpenter Shorts/Jeans Jeans Fleece Jackets/Vests Tank Tops Henleys Anything Disney Henleys Wool Pants/Blazers . Fleece Jackets Carpenter Jeans Bib Overalls/Shortalls Bib Overalls/Shortalls Tartan Plaid Skirts/Jumpers Fleece Sweaters Wide-leg Jeans Wide-leg Jeans Baggy Shorts Baggy Shorts Rayon Dresses/Skirts Rayon Dresses/Skirts Team Sports Jerseys Team Sports Jerseys Cropped Jackets Shoes Jellies Platform Sneakers/Sandals Hiking Boots Canvas Shoes Chunky-Soled/Heeled Shoes Chunky-Soled/Heeled Shoes Buster Browns Hiking Boots Clogs Boat Shoes Sandals Jewelry/Accessories/Cosmetics 1 Flavored Lip Gloss Earthtone Makeup | Arm Bands Kira Cassidy (left) won a Superior for Birds; and Body Glitter Hair Beads Hemp Jewelry Jenny Hahn received an Award of Excellence in Birthstone Rings Body Glitter Clothing. ' Hemp Jewelry Bright "Funky" Nail Polish Miscellaneous 1 Backpacks (Looney Tunes) Backpacks Backpacks (On Wheels) Insulated Lunch Totes Agendas/Planners Agendas/Planners (Leather)

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Awarded at the State Fair, Huntley Harvestors (I to r) received: David Gregory, Award of Excellence in Woodworking; Don Gregory, Award of Excellence, Rocketry; and Dan Gregory, Superior in Computers. Huntley Harvestor Tim Hoeft brought his 4-H entries to the Illinois State Fair. He received a 12th place for Crossbreed Breeding Gilt, Merit in Swine Showmanship, 11th in State Tractor Operators, and Award of Excellence for Public Presentation.

At the State Fair, 4-H Clubs were collecting non-perishable food items to help Jamie, Tyler, Jenna and Erick Lueth (I to r) took their 4-H feed the hungry. Cans collected were used to build the "4-H CAN Make a projects to the Illinois State Fair. Jenna received a Difference" house. Visitors to the fair, including Mrs. Edgar (wife of the govenor) Superior in Foods. toured the house. The house frame was built to easily take apart for future use. August 21,1997 Page 10 THE HUNTLEY FARMSIDE-ILLINOIS Senior fiScene Huntley Senior Alzheimer's Support Group News This month Uie group wUl have different emotions that are felt by This month's meeting will be FRE THINGS 10 SEND FOR a panel of family members that spouses as opposed to those held on August 27Ui at 7:00 pm. will discuss the emotions they emotions felt by adult children If you have any questions about Phoenix Duff & Phelps offers By Al Jordi experience as they care for their caring for their parents. the topic or you have never assistance to individuals seeking family member Uirough the course Two spouses and two attended Uie meeting before, please a financial advisor. For more A silent prayer for Joe and Eileen information, call them toll free at of their dementia. Particular adult children have agreed to be on call and talk with either Lynda LaLoggia whose son passed away 1-800-243-4361. attention will be paid to the the panel. Markut or Susan Hopman. Uiis week preceded the opening table prayer at Uie July meeting of Uie Huntley Senior Citizens was CPA's Answer called to order by President Vem Questions About Heine with 60 members present. Ms. Sandee Dragel and Mr Bob Tax Changes 50+? Hinkey from Uie laser surgery staff at St. Joseph Hospital, Elgin were in attendance and presented a most CPAs will be available to interesting program on laser explain the new tax law changes - McHenry Savings Bank's surgery. Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997 - and answer questions at FREE Due to the length of the laser briefings open to the public. The briefings will be offered at the Prime Time 50-Plus Checking program presentation no games were played and the meeting Illinois CPA society's 1997 adjourned. Midwest Accounting & Business Show, August 26 - 28, at the ''fits YOUR Lifestyle'' The HunUey paramedics were Rosemont Convention Center in unable to take blood pressure Rosemont. The one-hour checks. briefings will be offered all three The minutes of Uie last meeting days of the show - Tuesday, FREE Cashiers Checks were approved as read on a motion Wednesday and Thursday - from FREE Money Orders by Margaret Driscoll, 2nd by 9:30 - 10:30 am. Louise Henning. "As tax professionals we realize FREE Travelers Checks* that this new tax law will be FREE License Service OUier senior notes: confusing to the taxpayer, as well At our next meeting on August as to other tax professionals, and FREE ID Laminations 28th we will have a representative we wanted to educate everyone as from Ameritech to discuss the soon as possible. Hopefully, FREE First Order of Checks scam of telephone shamming. these briefings and updates will FREE ID Card Hear what companies can do to make everyone's life a litUe easier your telephone. during the upcoming tax season," FREE Direct Deposits Time is mnning out for you to said Howard Feinstein, CPA, chair FREE Notary Services make your final payment for the of the Illinois CPA Society's Philadelphia trip on October 6Ui. Taxation Executive Committee. FREE Photocopies* Some seats are still available. To educate tax professionals FREE Phone Transfers about the Taxpayer Relief Act of The treasurer reported Uiat a total 1997, the Illinois CPA Society FREE ATM Card of $392.24 was raised from Uie has also added two tax updates to FREE $10,000 Insurance Policy bake sale at Uie town picnic. The the 1997 Midwest Accounting & treasury balance is $1282/08 and Business Show line-up. The 24-HOUR BANKER was approved on a motion by updates will be offered on Unlimited Check Writing Marie Fettes, 2nd by Norma Tuesday, August 26, from 3-5 pm Garlieb. and Wednesday, August 27 from Discount Brokerage Service Hosts for Uie August meeting 3:30 - 5:30 pm. Professionals will be Marge Broughton, pie who are interested can register in ^Some restrictions apply. Ask for details baking champion for the McHenry advance or on site. County Historical Society, Marie . The majority of the new Fettes, Norma Davies and Helen provisions in the Taxpayer Relief S toner.. Act of 1997 are geared toward Hurry! Open your helping middle class families, as Happy birthday was sung to all well as investors - those who can those having birthdays in July, take advantage of Uie capital gains account today! especiaUy Tom Schneider whose tax break and expanded savings 64Ui was honored with a huge incentives. birthday cake ftom his wife. "In the New Tax Law Briefings McHenry for the public we will concenu-ate Call (815) 385-3000 Alice Jordi, Activity Director, on explaining the issues such as announced that there are 6 seas the child tax credit, the education Savinfis available for the dog race on tax credits, the individual August 20Ui, and the coach leaves retirement account incentives and at 10:30. Three seats remain open the capital gains tax cuts," said Ban] for the Mike Williamson show at Feinstein, who has his own firm Michaels on September 17Ui, and in Wilmette. "These will be the we still could use 10 people to " issues most important to the travel to Philadelphia on October individual taxpayer" 6Ui. August 21, 1997 THE HUNTLEY FARMSIDE-ILLINOIS Page 11 SeniorMScene Examining Life's Priorities CALENDAR BREAKFAST BINGO Senior Social Luncheon The opportunity to examine Ministry, Archdiocese of Chicago, HunUey Factory Shops Huntiey Park District and chaplain inductee in the Senior Citizens Club meets priorities and apply new insights Food Court Every 2nd Monday Noon to 3 Bartender's Hall of Fame; Ralph Noon at lat Congregational to daily life is the theme for the 2nd Tuesday 9-10 a.m. CaU 669-3180 for info Martin, editor, author, renewal Church every 4Ui Thursday Call 669-9100 for info Uiird annual Great Lakes Catholic Men's Conference, "Walk With leader; and Scott Hahn a popular Him," Saturday, October 11 at Uie speaker who has delivered more MetroCentre in Rockford. than 400 talks nationally and Speakers from the fields of internationally. Music director for family life, sports, religion and Uie Conference is Jim Cowan who broadcasting will be featured at the has recorded 15 albums of worship Conference that's expected to draw music and liturgical songs. several Uiousand men from Illinois The purpose of the Conference and oUier states. is to show men how deep rooted Speakers include the Most faith can heal, encourage, Reverend Thomas G. Doran, strengUien and inspire them in Bishop of Rockford; Jesse good times and bad as they face Romero, a national kick-boxing the challenges and pressures of champion, former patrol officer for marriage, children, family and the LA Sheriff's Department, workplace. pain popular speaker and Catholic Registration fee is S30, but evangelist; Mike McCoy, former organizers do not want the Green Bay Packers defensive tackle registration fee to keep anyone L manasem and chaplain for the Atlanta from attending. A donation in any Braves; Jeff Cavins, talk show amount will be welcome. Lunch Pain. Everyone experiences it at host and TV producer; Rev. John and parking are included. For information, call 815-749-1406. varying degrees at some point in their C. Cusick, Director, Young Adult life. Most pain is manageable with over- the-counter pain relievers or, in some rn n rni y\ cases, prescription pain relievers. Some (NAPS)—Did you know digestive your physician or healthcare pro- diseases affect more than half of all fessional fully evaluate your con- people handle pain better than others, Americans at some point during their dition if you think you have symp- lives? Many people may suffer occa- toms that may be an ulcer. but the fact is, most people find it sional heartburn pain simply as a Q. What is diverticulosis and result of overindulgence, but fre- what can be done about it? extremely difficult to deal with chronic quent pain can be a very important A. Diverticulosis is a condition signal from the body that there may in which small pouches about the pain. When pain persists indefinitely or be a more serious problem. Chronic size of peas form along the colon digestive problems are an unlikely wall. Most persons with diverticu- begins affecting the quality of a person's topic of conversation and so many losis have no symptoms. However, people are uncertain how to distin- some people experience pain or life, it's time to get professional help. guish between symptoms that do spasms, usually located in the not warrant medical attention, and lower left side of the abdomen. The Center for Pain Control digestive symptoms that might. Severe persisting pain with fever offers comprehensive pain treatment and "People have a tendency to triv- and constipation may suggest For a free brochure about the ialize heartburn or stomach pain," inflammation has developed in management options designed to restore notes Dr. David Earnest, a leading the pouches, a condition called Center for Pain Control of Saint gastroenterologist and Chairman diverticulitis. Treatment plans for a person to their optimum level of Joseph Hospital or for more ofthe Glaxo Wellcome Institute for diverticulosis typically include a Digestive Health (GIDH) Scientific high-fiber diet. If you think you functioning. information, call us directly at Advisory Board. "What may seem may have this problem, speak to like a simple case of eating too your doctor. 847-289-5720 much or too fast may be a sign of Q. What role does exercise a potentially serious digestive play in digestive health? There are many benefits to taking XA8PENTERS VILLE 25) health disorder. Others may find A. Exercise can help you con- control of chronic pain, including: the subject embarrassing or diffi- trol your weight and reduce cult to talk about. Remember, it's stress, which can improve your • increased mobility important to have digestive health digestive health and your overall questions answered by a health- health. Mild exercise such as • relief of day-to-day suffering care professional." walking often helps improve slug- Dr. Earnest offers his answers gish colon function. Anyone con- • improved mental outlook to some commonly asked ques- sidering jogging or other high- tions regarding digestive health. impact sports, however, should be aware that "bouncy" exercise can • decreased disability Q. What is the difference be- tween a gastric and peptic ulcer? sometimes cause reflux of stom- A. Peptic lUcer is the collective ach acid up into the esophagus • improved quality of life term for both duodenal and gas- leading to heartburn. Strenuous tric ulcers. Ulcers that form in the exercise such as running can also stomach are called gastric ulcers; significantly increase colon activi- ulcers that form in the duodenum, ty, occasionally producing diar- the first part of the small intes- rhea. Before starting a new exer- Saint Joseph Hospital tine, are called duodenal ulcers. cise program, consult your doctor Recent research has indicated or other healthcare professional A Division of Franciscan Sisters Health Care Corporation that most duodenal and many for specific recommendations 77 North Airiite Street, Elgin, Illinois 60123 gastric ulcers are caused by a spe- related to your condition. cific bacteria and can be managed For more information about by an appropriate treatment plan. digestive health call 1-800-232- Therefore, it's important to have GIDH (232-4434). THE HUNTLEY FARMSIDE-ILLINOIS August 21, 1997

Grafton Township Trustees Meet Tyler Press Inc Planning Commission Minutes Awarded Fossler The regular meeting of the changes, except a material change The regular monUily meeting of Road Commissioner requested Planning Commission was called which has now been put on the Uie Grafton Township Board of $18,000.00 be moved from the Seals™ Dealership to order at 7:00pm by Chairman print. All mechanics are in place. Trustees was held August 14, road and bridge funds savings Rohlwing. Commissioners Mr. Bakley said Uiat Uie original 1997 at Uie Grafton Township account to Uie road and bridge Stephen Fossler, Chairman of present were: Daum, Brown, plan called for two driveways into Building at 7:30 p.m. funds checking accounL A motion The Stephen Fossler Company, Shamhart, Hahn, and Erb. Also the project. Engineering felt this The following officers were was made by Hansen and seconded Inc., recently announced the present was Mayor Dhamer. would be dangerous as people present: Ruth, Ottiey, Hight, by Zirk to move said amount from appointment of Gary Sullivan, Chairman Rohlwing welcomed would be driving in and out. One Hansen, Ziller, and Zirk. Trustee road and bridge funds savings to Tyler Press Inc of Huntley as and inttoduced Mr. James Erb, the unit has also been added, for a Kobza was not in attendance. road and bridge funds checking. dealers of the World's Finest newest member of the Planning total of 31. Minutes of the July 10, 1997 Voice vote: all aye, motion Embossed Foil Seals. Commission. Mr. Daum asked if this has regular meeting were presented. canied. Tyler Press Inc joins the over passed fire department and building After review a motion was made Supervisor Ruth requested Uiat 800 authorized Fossler resellers Minutes of July 7, 1997 department inspection? Mr. by ZUler and seconded by Hansen 315,000 be moved from Uie town who have entered the program Motion by Shamhart, second by Bakley said yes and that there have to approve the minutes as funds savings account to the town since the beginning of 1997. Hahn, to approve the minutes. been no problems. presented. Voice vote, all aye, funds checking account. A motion The Fossler Company of Voice vote: ayes, all. Motion Mr. Bakley said that they were motion carried. Trustee Hansen was made by Zirk and seconded by Crystal Lake is a small family carried. originally allowed 36 units. abstained. Hansen to transfer the requested owned company with a 27 year However, because the ranches The Treasurer's Report was amount from the town funds history of producing sparkling Kreutzer Industrial Park - Final (one-story townhouses) would take presented. After review, a motion savings to the town funds embossed fail seals for a myriad of Plat more room, this has been changed was made by Zirk and seconded by checking account. Voice vote: all applications. Fossler Seals are Attorney Warren Fuller was to 31. Hansen to approve the report as aye motion carried. best known for their anniversary present, representing the owner. Mr. Rohlwing asked how soon presented. Voice vote: all aye, Supervisor RuUi discussed the seal which is used world wide by Mr. FuUer said that the final this project would start? Mr. motion carried. possibility of making road and companies and organizations plat of subdivision is in Bakley said next Spring or later. The attached listing of biUs was stieet maps of Grafton Township celebrating significant anniversary accordance with the preliminary Motion by Hahn, to accept the presented for approval. After available to better serve our milestones. plat approval. The final Final Plat, as modified. Motion Trustee review and Board constituents. The appoinunent of Tyler Press engineering has been submitted to was seconded by Brown. Voice discussion a motion was made by The annual audit for fiscal year Inc as a reseller for Genuine Baxter & Woodman and has been vote: Daum, Brown, Shamhart, Zirk and seconded by Hansen to ended March 31, 1997 has been Fossler Seals'" represents a incorporated into the final plat of Hahn, Erb and Rohlwing voted all approve all bills presented. Voice completed. departure for the Fossler subdivision. There have been no ayes. Motion was carried. vote: all aye, motion carried. Concems about balancing the organization wh has marketed changes to the plat since Assessor reported Uiat Uiey are HVAC system due to the primarily through direct mail, preUminary approval. Ranger Oil - Union Special finishing the books for the 1997 expansion of Uie office building this shift in distribution is Mr. Shamhart said Uiat, since Parking Lol cycle year. wwe discussed. designed to make Genuine Fossler Lots 1 and 2 were not going to be This item was removed from Uie Road Commissioner reported Supervisor Ruth advised the Seals™ more readily available to discussed, he feels they should not agenda. Uiat we had 1.35 inches of rain fall Board of Uie McHenry County those looking for ways to add be subject to vote and should be in July. Performed regular weekly Township Officials of Illinois impact and style to all of their put aside for discussion. Other Business road pauols picking up ti-ash and meeting coming up this fall. printed materials. Motion by Shamhart to approve Mayor Dhamer gave an update checking signs. Six signs were Supervisor Ruth informed the Companies, organizations, and Lots 3 Uirough 11. found to be vandalized and were on the Del Webb project. He said Board that she wiU be attending individuals also use custom Mayor Dhamer stated that there repaired. Completed a round of Del Webb is meeting with their two General Assistance training Fossler Seals~ by the hundreds of is no reason why Uiis should not mowing right-or-ways in Board of Directors and a decision sessions. thousands for product be voted on as a whole. subdivisions. Also trimmed brush, should be made around August Being no furUier business, a identification, retail packaging, Mr Daum said we are voting on swept intersections and curves, 15th. They are getting plans motion was made by ZiUer and private label, legal, travel, real the subdivision and not on any together for models and the rec completed railroad crossing estate, meeting & event uses. markings, blacktop overlay, and seconded by Kobza to adjourn. center. Voice vote: all aye, motion announcements, sales promotion, Mr. Shamhart said if we vote on The Mayor said there may be shoulder gravel. Performed routine corporate identity programs, sales Uiis, we have discussed and made a maintenance repair on vehicles and canied. anoUier proposal for a factory from /s/ Dan Darst, Clerk meetings, new product decision on this. The Prime Group. oUier equipment. introduction, promotions of every There was no second to the Grafton To\widi5) Ranger Oil has delayed plans Road Commissioner advised Uie These minutes are subject to board type, and awards and recognition. motion by Shamhart. until next year. Mayor Dhamer Board Uiat Grafton Township will The Fossler Company is Motion by Daum, to accept the approval at their next regular also stated that environmental be getting four new precincts. meeting. commissioned annually by many Final Plat of Subdivision in its problems have been resolved in government bodies and states to entirety, Lots 1 through 11, this area. produce official seals. subject to engineering discussed. Genuine Fossler Embossed Foil Motion was seconded by Hahn. Adjourn Seals™ are produced using old Voice vote: Daum, Brown, Hahn, Motion by Daum, second by worid printing techniques which Erb and Rohlwing voted all ayes. Erb, to adjoum. Voice vote: ayes, strike each seal in heavy silver, Shamhart voted nay. Motion was all. Motion cartied. bronze, or gold foil in a bright or carried. brushed finish. The unique Tuthill Acres - Final Plat Submitted By: process applies up to three colors Mr. Ken Bakley described Barbara Bochniak Free Business of ink at Uie same time the foil is Secretary - Planning Commission deep embossed and die cut to Tuthill Acres as a 31-unit Tax Seminar _ Townhouse project. The shape. The result is a unique Approved By: classic metallic seal rich in depth, engineering has been completed You've finally taken Uie plunge Uie self-employed. The course wUl and reviewed by Baxter and Wilmer Rohlwing provide you wiUi an orientation of color, and dramatic eye and touch Chaimian and decided to start your own appeal. Woodman. There were no business, or are seriously Uie various business structures and To see Genuine Fossler Seals™ considering doing so. While you wiU include topics such as record and for more information call Gary Establish Your Business On The Internet may be an expert in your line of keeping, estimated taxes, employ- ment taxes, pensions and business Sullivan - Tyler Press Inc - 847- work, how much do you know Il's lime youi business started Web page advertising and we can get you on the net use of car and home. The 669-8926. about taxes and which forms to at a price you can afford. A low set up fee of only $35 to take the picture and set up workshop runs from 8:30am to the starter page and then only $25 per month lo maintain the page. During me? September all set up fee's are being donated to the American Cancer Society. The good news is Uiat help is on 3:00pm at Uie Metcalfe BuUding, Please call our office and schedule your appoiniment soon. Let's work together to the way. The Internal Revenue 77 West Jackson, room 325. get your business on Ihe net and help a good cause. —If you know someone Service is sponsoring a free Small Taking public transportation is who really has been doing a stel- Business Tax Workshop on strongly recommended. Affordable Business Solutions Pre-registration is not required. If lar job, this may be a good time to 651 W. Terra Cotta September 12, 1997. The Small reward him or her with a star. For Suite 110 Business Tax Workshop is a you need additional information, more information, call the Crystal Lake, IL 60014 comprehensive seminar designed contact Morgan Wise at 312/886- International Star Registry at 7802 or 312/886-1572. L (800) 282-3333. 815-477-1565 for the small business owner and August 21, 1997 THE HUNTLEY FARMSIDE-ILLINOIS Page 13

Huntley Library District Minutes Of July 9,1997 Huntley Library District Special The Board of Library Trustees of of a fence to deter children from August, as needed. Session Minutes Of July 23,1997 the Huntiey Area Public Library running in Uie stieet. The board NEW BUSINESS District met at the public library concluded that it would be well to Wade Runge led discussion The Board of Library Trustees of design to elicit from Uie board a on July 9, 1997. President Janice continue to monitor the situation regarding allocation of funds the HunUey Area Public Library consensus regarding Uie design of I. Schadt called Uie meeting to and obtain Uie opinion of counsel. generated from Uie sale of bonds District met in special session of the new library. In addition, Jane order at 7:05 p.m. In addition to NSLS: Jane Thompson reported into various certificates of deposit Wednesday, July 23,1997 at 7:00 discussed with the board the Mrs. Schadt, the following on a phone call from Miriam at various institutions. Rates were p.m.at the offices of Bunge & feasibility of attending a third trustees were present. Robert Pollack (Assistant Director of discussed as well as the value of Associates in the Harris Bank design session at Uie architect's Fabros, Michael Heck, Margaret NSLS) regarding the feasibility of placing the funds with local building. President Janice I. office. PhU Liederbach wUl attend HackworUiy, KaUileen Pilat, and planning a new facility in financial institutions. A decision Schadt called Uie meeting to order the August meeting. Wade Runge. Librarian Jane conjunction wiUi Barnes & Noble regarding this matter will be at 7:00 p.m. In addition to Jane discussed the need to move Thompson was present, as well. or a simUar bookstore. deferred to a special meeting to be President Schadt, the following forward in locating and bringing Roslyn Mollica was absent Personnel: Jane Thompson noted held as soon as more infonnation ttustees were present: Roslyn onto the building team a SECRETARY'S REPORT for Uie benefit of Uiose not in is avaUable. MolUca, Robert Fabros, and Wade technology consultant. She will Wade Runge moved and Michael attendance at Uie June 21st special LIBRARY BUILDING PROJECT Runge. Librarian Jane Thompson visit wiUi a representative of Uie Fleck seconded the approval of Uie session, that Uie board hired Jade Michael Fleck reported on Uie was present, as well. Trustee school's consultant, Meeks minutes of the June 11, 1997 Oliver to replace Lori Cohen. progress of the environmental Michael Heck entered Uie meeting Technology Group of Dublin, meeting as amended. Motion Finance: Wade Runge noted that assessment. The final element at 7:05 p.m.; Trustee Kathleen Ohio, as well as a representative approved. Wade Runge moved and the bond closing will take place involved prior to completion of all Pilat entered Uie meeting at 7:07 from Computer View, a company Robert Fabros seconded acceptance on July 10th. Jane Thompson the requisite testing are soil p.m. Uiat has handled LAN installations of the minutes of the June UUi reported that all submissions to borings. The architects are to Disbursement of funds from sale for a number of local Ubrary executive session and the June bond counsel, Lynda Given, were indicate areas for borings and a of hbrary construction bonds: districts. 21st special session, as amended. in order and that the bond company wiU be hired to complete Upon motion of Michael Heck Mike Fleck discussed with the Motion approved. transcript appeared to be complete. Uie testing. Because testing will wiUi KaUileen PUat seconding, the board the need to extend the TREASURER'S REPORT The library board reviewed and not be completed prior to the board agreed to the following August 2nd due dUigence date and Upon motion of Michael Heck adjusted the working and running of the August 2nd due disbursement of funds from Uie Uie need to make forward progress wiUi KaUileen PUat seconding, the appropriation budgets for the diUgence period, Uie due diUgence sale of hbrary construction bonds: with the library's petition for library board accepted the coming year. Upon motion of period is to e extended. Jane $100,000 Six Month Certificate annexation of the Ruth Road treasurer's report, approved the Michael Fleck with Robert Fabros Thompson will contact library of Deposit/Ist National Bank of property into the village. The bills as presented, and seconding, the working budget counsel regarding extension of the Marengo annexation agreement is to contain recommended a transfer of $33,000 was approved. Ayes: Fabros, August 2nd deadline. In addition, $700,000 Nine monUi Certificate a variance that will enable the from the construction account. Heck, Hackworthy, Pilat, Runge, Dan Curren will begin to expedite of Deposit/1 St National Bank of library district to erect the Ayes: Fabros, Heck, Hackworthy, Schadt. Motion approved. Upon the petition for annexation Marengo American Library Association PUat, Runge, and Schadt. Motion motion of Wade Runge with through the various village $100,000 Huntiey Library Special directional signs on Ruth Road approved. Janice Schadt seconding, the entities. Reserve Fund/Harris Bank HunUey and Main Streets at such time as COMMITTEE REPORTS tentative appropriation budget as General discussion foUowed $700,00 Twelve MonUi Certificate is appropriate. Facility: Robert Fabros presented adjusted was approved wiUi final regarding the library building of Deposit/Harris Bank Huntiey Photocopiers concerns regarding children's revisions to Uie ordinance to be design, as well as the need to $800,000 Twelve Month Jane Thompson reported Uiat Uie safety while playing in the made at the August 1997 meeting. devise a fund raising drive to Certificate of Deposit/McHenry Gordon Flesch Company is the library's back yard. He posed for Ayes: Fabros, Hackworthy, Pilat, generate, as well as additional Savings Bank sole distributor in the area of the board's consideration, erection Runge, Schadt. Nay: Fleck. funding, for the construction Ayes: Schadt, Mollica, Fabros, Canon copiers. Robert Fabros and Motion approved. project. Runge, Fleck, Pilat. Morion Roslyn MoUica expressed an LIBRARIAN'S REPORT Upon motion of Kathleen Pilat proved. interest that Mr. deSantis be Jane Thompson reported on with Margaret Hackworthy Per Capita Grant Update: contacted regarding a Xerox copier. circulation statistics, reciprocal seconding, the board voted to The Illinois State Library is Jane indicated that she would borrowing for the previous month move to executive session at reviewing population figures for move forward with the Canon and other general matters. approximately 9:00 p.m. for the Lake in Uie Hills as reported to 2120 if she didn't hear from The board agreed that those purpose of discussing personnel. state agencies following the recent Xerox. children meeting Uie requirements Ayes: Fabros, Heck, Hackworthy, special census. It appears that the Upon motion of Wade Runge for completion of the reading PUat, Runge, and Schadt. Motion State Library will certify a wiUi Robert Fabros seconding, die component of the summer approved. population of -i-/-8,000 for the meeting was adjourned at 8:00 program would receive a'T shirt. The board exited executive library district for purposes of the p.m. Jane Thompson presented the session at 9:45 p.m., and upon per capita grant Respectfully submitted, per capita grant apphcation which motion of Kathleen Pilat wiUi Building Project Issues: Margaret Huber Hackworthy will be filed wiUi the lUinois State Robert Fabros seconding, the Jane Thompson will forward to Secretary Taxing Library. board voted to adjoum Uie meeting Liederbach & Graham the results These minutes are subject to board The library's photocopier wiU be at 9:50 p.m. of a free association exercise approval at their next meeting. replaced with a final decision on RespectfuUy submitted, Situation brand and provider deferred to Uie Margaret Huber Hackworthy, next meeting. Secretary The library board agreed to These minutes are subject to board #43 extend the employment of Uie four approval at their next regular middle school students into meeting. iil ovra a three-year old automobile. How do I figure the amount of depreciation T. MANNING CONCRETE I'm entitled to take?9f No matter what question you may FLAT WORK, FOUNDATIONS, have, our lax epecialiets can proi.ndf f SERVHIGYOT the answer in terms that arc easy r,-; COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL understand. And because you ivork hard, we'll work harder to help you IHVESTMEHT NEEDS keep more of what you've earncfi STOCKS • BONDS • IRAs • MUTUAt FUNDS ANNUITIES • RETIREMENT PLAN DISTRIBUTIONS 11481 ALLISON CT., HUNTLEY COLLEGE SAVINGS PROGRAMS Bunge & Associates p.c rinancial Counselors to Small Business AGEdwards &Sons,Inc Tom Manning (847)669-5750 •y INVESTMENIS SINCE ISS7 10604 South Route 47 Serving McHenry County Since 1957 Lower Level Harris Uank Building 120 E. Calhoun Street, Woodstock JAMES GOEHL . 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Village Trustees Flexible Gas Fire Marshal To Meet There will be a committee of Connector Warning Says "Don't Wait Until 1998 Uie whole meeting of the Village of HunUey Board of Trustees on The Office of the Illinois State stainless steel or plastic coated Federal mandates set forth by help get the word out. Thursday, August 21, 1997 at Fire Marshal has been made aware brass connector. It is good the USEPA will impact all "The longer you wait lo 7:00pm at the Village Annex of several fires and explosions practice to replace any flexiblega s underground storage tank owners upgrade your tanks, the more building at 11221 Dundee Road; caused by the deterioration of connector wtiich is more than 10 next year. In response to these likely it is that they may leak and HunUey, IL. The Annex building older-style brass flexible natural years old. USEPA regulations, the Office of contaminate the environment," is handicap accessible. gas connectors. The OSFM is Furthermore, connectors can the Illinois State Fire Marshal said Jim McCaslin, OSFM's DEPARTMENT REPORTS therefore waming homeowners and wear out from too much moving, (OSFM) has launched a statewide Director of Petroleum and Administration encouraging local fire service bending or corrosion. Connectors effort to gain compliance and to Chemical Safety. "Waiting also Jim Loeppert - Don Wolf personnel to spread the word should always be replaced help keep gas stations open for increases the risk of delays in Public Works conceming Uiis hazard. whenever Uie appliance is replaced business. getting your system upgraded, Police Department Gas connectors are corrugated or moved from its location. Any Under regulations issued by the which can mean higher costs." Building Department metal tubes used to connect gas new flexible gas connector should USEPA eight years ago, USTs "OSFM is committed to appliances (such as dryers, stoves be certified by the American Gas installed before Dec 22 1988, working with UST owners and or hot water heaters) to gas supply Association (AGA) and conform must be protected against operators to achieve compliance Transportation lines, currentiy these connectors to the rules of the American corrosion, spills and overfills by with these requirements. 1 must are made of stainless steel or National Standards Institute Uie federal deadline date of Dec 22, emphasize; however, OSFM is Project News plastic coated brass. In the past (ANSI) Standard Z21.24. 1998. Unprotected USTs must be also committed to enforcing those Low bids totalling $87.9 however, most of Uiese connectors It is important that upgraded, replaced or properly requirements where UST owners million on highway and bridge were made of uncoated brass. homeowners not move an closed by that date. Tanks and operators ultimately fail or improvement projects throughout These older brass connectors have appliance to check the existing installed after Dec 22, 1988, must refuse to comply," stated the state were received by the a flaw in how their tubing was flexible connector! Moving the have those protections in place at McCaslin. Illinois Department of joined to their end pieces, some appliance, even slightly, whether Uie time of installation. For more information on the Transportation on the August 1 uncoated brass connectors have end to clean behind it or to inspect its OSFM will be sending letters 1998 deadline, or if you would bid letting. pieces brazed (soldered) to the gas connectors, possibly resulting to owners and operators of like a speaker to make a corrugated brass tubing. Over Following is a list of the in a deadly fire or explosion. If underground storage tanks presentation on UST rules and Uie time, the brazing can fail, creating projects in McHenry: you cannot check your flexible reminding them that the deadline 1998 date for compliance for your a serious gas leak. These 111 31 - Construction of a connector without moving an is near. USEPA will not extend group or association, call Jim dangerous uncoated brass temporary run-around with 6.6 m appliance, it is recommended that the deadline, and the stale of McCaslin, OSFM Division of connectors have not been made for and variable width bituminous you have a service contractor Illinois does not have the Petroleum and Chemical Safety at more than 20 years, but many of base course and bituminous check the connection for you. authority to extend it. OSFM (800)851-2119. them are still in use and may even concrete surface and installation of If you smell gas or suspect a inspectors will also visit facilities be available for sale in some temporary traffic signals at the 111 Leak: Leave the house over the next several monihs to stores that may be unaware of this Route 31/Us Route 14 interchange immediately. Don't use your problem. in Crystal Lake. Completion phone, call the fire department and Date November 15, 1997 Plus 05 It is very difficult to determine your gas supplier from a Working Days. Curran from a visual inspection whether a neighbor's home, don't tight a Contracting Co., Crystal Lake flexible connector has been brazed. match or lighter. Don't change $289,547.70. Therefore, if an uncoated brass the position of any light switches, Highland Avenue - 0.75 mile connector is found, it should be don't switch on any electrical bituminous pavement replaced with either a new appliances or equipment. reconstruction, curb and gutter, drainage structures and pavement Huntleg Police Department marking on FAU Route 4007 (Highland Avenue) from Illinois Dailg Bulletin Route 62 to Tanglewood Drive in Algonquin. 70 Working Days. Huntleg Fire Protection District All readers should be aware that as a matter of both newspaper policy Lake County Grading Company of and litigation avoidance, we do not alter, add-to, delete-from or Libertyville, Inc., Libertyville otherwise change the content of police press releases. $706,033.89. ' Response CaU Accordingly, all accident reports and police activity reports should be All readers should be aware that as a matter of both newspaper policy viewed as possibly containing disturbing or distasteful information and and litigation avoidance, we do not alter, add-to, delete-from or should so be considered before reading. Public Notice otherwise change the content of fire district press releases. The State of Illinois pays for Accordingly, all fire district response call reports should be viewed as cartage and erection of headstones, possibly containing disturbing or distasteful information and should markers or memorial markers so be considered before reading. provided for a United States War On August 2 1997, Wlliam S. Noel, age 26, of 406BB Hanill, Cullowhee N C was Veteran by the U.S. Government hargedw,th Improper Lighting and Driving While License Suspended f^' Noel posted free of cost and erected within the AUGUST 10 1997-AUGUST 16, 1997 bond and will appear in McHeitiy Co. Court on September 4.1997 atl-oSl state boundaries of Illinois. Payment for fees will be made DAIE HHE TYPE OF CALL On August 16,1997, Manuel Tiradperes. age 23. on25 Stone Lake Woodstock was h ged WA Speedmg, No Insurance, atidNo Valid Drivers Licens . ^^ SadperTs after headstone, marker or 8/10/97 03:30 FIRE ALARM memorial marker has been received 8/10/97 09:45 AMBULANCE CALL posted bond and w,ll appear in McHenry Co. Court On September 29, l797 at S PM. and erected. Actual reimbursement 8/10/97 14:09 AMBULANCE CALL 8/10/97 for cartage and erection shall not 21:39 AMBULANCE CALL On August 16,1997, Katherine Cesarec. age 26, of 9425 Belshaw Rd T nw.ii , 8/11/97 00:43 AMBUUNCE CALL charged with Speeding and Driving Wltilelice^se Suspend f Ms c^s^^^^^^^^^^ exceed $50.00. 8/11/97 12:31 VEHICLE ACCIDENT and W.11 appear .n McHenry Co. Court on September 4,1997 at 9:00 AL For complete information and 8/11/97 12:58 AMBULANCE CALL 8/11/97 14:00 CO DETECTOR CALL assistance in completion of 8/12/97 11:06 AMBULANCE CALL On August 17, 1997, James Riner, age 44 ofl 1907 Fn„rt), c, u .i headstone, marker or memorial 8/12/97 20:39 VEHICLE FIRE marker application, please contact 8/13/97 08:24 AMBULANCE CALL 8/14/97 12:15 AMBULANCE CALL your nearest Illinois Department 8/14/97 19:18 FIRE ALARM of Veterans' Affairs Field Office. 8/15/97 07:08 VEHICLE ACCIDENT Contact: Ted Biever or Karen 8/15/97 15:15 FIRE ALARM Meter, (815) 338-9292, Illinois 8/16/97 03:26 VEHICLE FIRE (UNFOUNDED) 8/16/97 14:45 CO DETECTOR CALL Department of Veterans Affairs, 8/16/97 15:09 FIRE ALARM 109 South Jefferson ' Street, 8/16/97 15:53 AMBULANCE CALL Woodstock, IL 60098. August 21, 1997 THE HUNTLEY FARMSIDE-ILLINOIS Page 15

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PqgMCATIOH HPTICB HELP WANTED Senior Citizens Club meets noon at 1st Congregational The re\P'Re. \9, . 1997, and if you fail to do so or do not otherwise make your appearance on or before said date, this wages, is part of the official Ordinance, which lists the applicable cause may be heard and judgment entered as prayed for in said prevailing rate of wages, is part of the official records of the Huntley Complaint without further notice. PERSONALS Area Library District, and is on file and available for examination at the IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Court at my office In Woodstock, Illinois, this office of the Secretary of the Huntley Area Public Library DistricL day of falfaiyVT'l 1997 Dated this 13th day of August, 1997. Ah Shore do aim to thank all you /s/ Margaret Huber Hackworthy, Secretary settlers that sent all them there Huntley Area Public Library Dist. pen scratchins, and also them wire talks, and also them flours, whilst vemon W. Kays, Jr. 11620 Algonquin Road Clerk of the Circuit Ctfurt HunUey, IL 60142 ah was out of production. Thanx McHenry County, Illinois to u & GOD BLESS Bob Eckman Published in The Huntley Farmside August 14, 21 & 28 1997. Published in The Huntley Farmside August 21,1997. Page 16 THE HUNTLEY FARMSIDE-ILLINOIS August 21,1997

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Cover and spoon hot sauce tuna sandwiches with tasty new condi- ,29 chill to blend flavors. Store covered Teriyaki (dijon) mustard — 1 ments, like flavored mayonnaise and in the refrigerator for up to one week. tablespoon low-sodium soy sauce, 1 mustard or even salsa? For flavored mustard, blend the tablespoon sugar, 1 tablespoon cider CLUES ACROSS CLUES DOWN According to the Association for following spice combinations with 8 vinegar, 1 clove garlic (minced), 1 Dressings and Sauces, people are inter- ounces of mustard (flavor speci- tablespoon minced fresh ginger, 2 3. Tied under a child's chin 1. Deacon, for one ested in good food, good nutrition and fied). Cover and chill to blend fla- scallions (minced) while eating 2. Tara Lapinski, for one good health. It is possible to have a vors. Store covered in the refrigera- Bavarian (brown) mustard — 2 7. Balkan country 3. Past tasty, nutritious diet without forfeiting tor for one week. tablespoons brown sugar, 2 table- 8. 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Abramavicius Clan Wins "Shoot The Bull" 3-on-3 ECC Hosts Golf St. Mary's Golf Classic on Sept 18 Outing A By Joyce Liput Success The Elgin Community College Chicago may have THE Bulls Foundation will host its annual Champion team, but we have the Women's Golf Classic on The Knights of Columbus of St. "Shoot The Bull" Champion Thursday, Sept 18, weather Mary Church wish to thank team. permitting, at Spartan Meadows everyone for the smashing success Jason Abramavicius, loan Golf Course, Elgin. of this years golf outing. officer at Huntley Banking Center/ The day will begin at 8 am with In spite of the rain, attendance First National Bank of Marengo, registration and a continental was great! Thanks goes lo all! A along with his brother Matthew breakfast at Spartan Meadows special thank you goes to our and sisters, Jeannette and Jessica, clubhouse. At 9 am there will be generous businesses who donated competed in and won the 3-on-3 a shotgun tee-off for the nine-hole title in the "Shoot The Bull" prizes. Also a big thank you to scramble format. those who helped with the dinner. Basketball Competition. At noon a gourmet salad The "Shoot The Bull" Contest luncheon prepared by students in was sponsored by the Chicago the ECC award-winning culinary Bulls the weekend of Aug. 2 & 3, arts program will be served in the with proceeds going to a children's ECC Business Conference Center foundation charity. The variety of dining room. Golf prizes will be WHIFFER'S competitions were held in awarded, and there will be a raffle. GOLF LEAGUE Chicago's Grant Park. This was Proceeds from the ECC the first year for a "mixabulls" co- Women's Golf Classic will assist Marengo Ridge 8-13-97 ed division, inspiring the the ECC Child Care Center and brother/sister team to enter. the ECC women's athletic STANDINGS: Having grown up playing program. Harris Bank of Marengo 65.5 basketball together (not to The number of players will be Cowan Electric 59.5 mention all but Jason playing on limited. Early registration is Dysarz Killer Dzzz 57 the Marian Central High School suggested and is available by Cowan Construction 52 basketball teams) the calling Bob Kiser or Kathy Pfister Chick'N Dip 50 Abramavicius' decided to sponsor at (847) 888-7377. Home Center Reality 47.5 themselves, calling their team the Brandt's Pharmacy 41 "ABROS." Harmony Real Estate 40.5 It was a 16-team double Help Wanted elimination competition spanning Event of the Day - Low Gross both Saturday and Sunday. The Sports Event Coverage Class A - Clara Hellemann 41 ABROS won both their games on Do you regularly attend Class B - Nellie Ramm 59 Saturday, earning a return for Huntley sports events? Would Class 0 - Dorothy Lindberg 61 Sunday. Unfortunately, they lost you like to get in free? Class D - Carmen Dysarz their first game on Sunday. The Huntley Farmside is Despite the 85-90-dcgree heat, looking for someone to cover Birdies: Sharon Teets #2 they fought back through three local sports events. Chip-Ins: Carole Courier #10 more games to reach the final For more information call the NelieRamm #14 playoff game. Lo-and-bchold - the Farmside at 847-669-5621. Ask Janice Godber #12 & #15 team they had to play for the for Suzanne. championship was the team that had beaten them that morning. What drama! What tension! Just Steering You like a made-for-TV movie, the ABROS worked together to reach Straight victory! Each pf them took home IbAFbrd a championship trophy and "Shoot TO A DEALIHATS GREAXn •M The Bull" T-shirt. 1997 FORD PROBE GTS 3 DR. 1997 KORD EXPLORER XLT 4 DR. 4x4 The Abramavicius family has A.%% APR lo « mooUu ^^u.^ _ _ AuWaiUc o*«r4rl*i Iruioiliilwa, air lived in Marengo for 10 years. S.9% APR lo M mooUu w.«iu^t.,^ '^m^' M".!*, CMdIUoBlBt, 4.0L V-< ta|ta<, p«w«r or loai. '- -- • tnilM (WlTil, (tMUt* •laiowi, po««r 4o«r tocU, Ull wbMl, CTHIM cgalrol, alKlric alrran, AM/TU Jeannette, team captain, is a JIOOO Rtbate -^ prfMliiB lUrae/cuHlU, l. r<>r>'> iMt^M- maU, UL DOHC tkalra, ftoar Baij/caria Caiir (rDMp, Matthew has been attending Rock •tMk< 7 Iti Valley Jr. College in Rockford, Was $23,910 Is $19,879 Was $28,520 Is $25,879 playing for their basketball team, and plans to attend Northeastern 1991 FORD EXPLORER 4 DR 4x4 Automatic overdrive transmission, air conditioning, V-ti engine, power windows, power door Louisiana State University in the locks, tilt wheel, cruise control, electric mirrors, AM/FM cassette, rear defroster, cloth bucket Champions in the 3-on-3 co-ed division of the "Shoot Fall; and Jessica will be attending seats, new ali'Scaaon radial tires, one owner, llurryl $10,995 The Bull" Contest are (I to r) Jason, Jeannette, University of Illinois/School of 1994 FORD BRONCO XLT 4x4 Automatic overdrive transmission, air conditioning, 5.8L V-8 engine, leather seats, power Jessica and Matthew Abramavicius. Agriculture in Champaign/Urbana. windows, power door locks, Ult wheei, cruise control, electric mirrors, AM/FM cassette, CD. changer, rear defroster, aluminum wheels, ^ite letter all-terrain tires. One owner, A must seel $15,995 1994 FORD TEMPO GL 2 DR. Automatic transmbslon, air conditioning, electric mirrors, power steering, power brakes, AM/FM stereo, rear defroster, deluxe wheel covers, ctoth seats, tinted glass, new radial tires, one owner, only 37k miles $ 5,995 1995 FORD EXPLORER EXPEDITION 2 DR. 4 x 4 MCC to Sponsor Fall Baseball League Automatic overdrive transmission, air conditioning, V-6 engine, power seats, power windows, power door locks, tilt wheel, cruise control, electric mirrors, AM/FM cassette, multi-disc CD. changer, power sunroof, aluminum wheels, cloth sport bucket seats, white letter all-terrain tires, The McHenry County College Baseball/Softball Complex. The years of age. remote keyless entry, k>w miles, balance ot Ikctory warranty! $19,995 Baseball Office, under new head league will run Monday-Thursday, Team selection and practice will coach Tom Kruse, will sponsor a 4:30 pm - 6:30 pm, Monday, Sept be Wednesday, Sept 3 and Ford fall baseball league for both grade 8 - Thursday, Oct 9. Each team Thursday, Sept 4 at 4:30pm. Credit school and high school players, will play two games per week. For more information on the *3»- TDMPE[:K beginning Monday, Sept 8. Group One will consist of high MCC Baseball League, contact * HAMPSHIRE ^S% ILLINOIS % All games will be played at the school students; Group Two will Head Coach Tom Kruse at 815- 847/683-3100 "^w EXTENDED SEHVICE HOUBS; , McHenry County College be students ages nine through 12 455-8543.