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Sun City townhomes go undercover Fire Dist. Steve Brosinski exploring Press Publications "We like to take Each grand opening at Del off and go on different Webb's Sun City at Huntley vacation and not seems to have a little more fan- fare than the one before. worry about options Last week, the Phoenix- security." based company introduced a Steve Brosinski new line of townhomes for the Press Publications first time ever. Customers look- Wallace Hanson Elgin resident, on the ing at the single-story attached A month ago, voters attraction of buying a rejected two referendums homes don't have to worry about Sun City townhome getting wet because a model to increase the tax rates. townhome is constructed under- ing in the community, which is Now, Huntley Fire Protec- neath a tent. expected to have more than tion District officials are Del Webb is marketing four 5,000 homes in about 10 years. looking for ways to expand fire protection townhomes in its first northem So far, about 100 residents have within current budget pro- climate residential community. closed on homes in Sun City. jections. Three of the homes offer two Construction on the homes is Fire Chief Dave Veath bedrooms and a fourth is a one- apparently ahead of schedule, said the district has con- bedroom unit. Homes range in possible due to the good winter tacted Lake in the Hills size from 1,014 square feet to weather. Harry and Mary Dalof, about using a public 1,559 square feet. who bought a single-family Elgin residents Marjorie and works building for a tem- home in Sun City, said the orig- porary facility. Veath said Wallace Hanson browsed inal completion date for their through the model on Friday. the district is faced with new home was April 1, 2000, an increase in calls and The retired couple live in a con- and now they've been told they dominium and are looking for a limited budget con- might move in by Jan. 1. similar type of residence nearby. straints. Harry Dalof said the annual "We like to take off and go on "It's been very busy," vacation and not worry about property taxes on their $225,000 Veath said about the 45 security," Wallace Hanson said home are expected to be around emergency calls the dis- about the attraction of Sun $6,000. In addition, they will trict has responded to in Hioto by Steve Brosinski City's reputation. pay a monthly $97 assessment the past week. Three weeks ago, the first fee for snow removal and Landscape worker Wilfrido Franco waters a tree planted inside a tent.Th e Fire Board is hold- Sun City residents started mov- garbage pickup. Del Webb introduced its first ever townhomes. Sun City, last week. ing two important meet- ings this month. In a spe- cial meeting that will Second water treatment plant opens probably be conducted in executive session, trustees Steve Brosinski plant built north of Sun City is municipally owned and operat- The softened water will begin will meet at 5 p.m. Friday Press Publications running fine. Construction of ed when it is deeded over to the flowing when fire hydrants are to discuss possible raises As Huntley's second waste- the multi-milUon dollar facility village. flushed on May 1 J» for firefighters. Then at 7 water treatment plant became was funded through Del Webb Meanwhile, Schwartz said "We will pull softened water p.m. Friday, May 19, the operational April 10, village and Prime Group Inc. residents throughout town will into town and tum off some of board will meet to discuss officials said all residents will In addition to serving Sun soon begin drinking better qual- the shallow wells with harder a proposed budget for the soon begin enjoying better qual- City residents, the 650,000-gal- ity softened water. The village is water," Schwartz said. new fiscal year. Veath said ity drinking water from a new lon capacity plant is expected to hooking up a new water main on The new wastewater treat- the board will talk about well. serve other new developments Reed Road, near the Southwinds ment plant will accompany the available options on going up on the west side of subdivision, which will be con- existing 600,000-gallon capaci- Public Works Director Jim see Options—page 2 Schwartz said the new treatment Huntley. The plant will be nected to Well No. 8. see Plant—^page 2 Page 2 The Huntley Farmside Press Publications May 6, 1999
Press Publicatios Press/LIFE announces department management teams Directory of Services HuntCet) Tarmside In the wake of last week's assisted by Milly Cvijovic, marketing director for Liberty announcement of the new Press assistant classified manager, a Suburban Chicago Newspapers. Published weekly by Publications//LIFE Newspapers position she held for the four LIFE'S longtime assistant MIS Press Publications, Inc., senior management team, Liber- years she has been with LIFE; director, Hana Zach, will a division of ty Suburban Chicago Newspa- by Al Kaveney, Press' real estate become assistant MIS director Liberty Group Publishing, pers Vice President of Opera- account representative who will for both newspapers. 11801 Main, HunUey, IL 60142 tions Gerry Smith has now become the company's real In circulation four assistant (847)669-5621 announced the assembly of what estate manager; and by Linda department heads will handle fax (847)669-5623 he terms "one of the most quaU- Siebolds, currently Press classi- LIFE/Press operations. Rick E-Mail: [email protected] fied" departmental management fied assistant manager whose Banaszak and Doug Kregger http://www.presspub.com teams in the suburban newspa- main duties will be as legals will handle home deUvery man- agement duties, Patt Duncanson per industry. manager for both papers. She The opinions expressed in has been with the company for will be in charge of company- The good news is all of the wide circulation sales and Gina articles and columns 16 years. managers and assistant man- White will handle customer ser- published in this newspaper agers who we need to oversee On the display advertising vice operations for LIFE and are not necessarily the the day-to-day operation of side: Press. opinions of the Huntley Press and LIFE are already Lynn HiU will become local In production Vito Pingitore Farmside, its publisher or working for us," Smith said. display advertising manager for will continue as Elmhurst pre its staff. Pat Kolle "Some members of the team both LIFE and Press, a position press production coordinator have been promoted to new she held for Press for the last ties; Pat Kolle, 13 year Press and Dennis Byrne is the For Home Delivery, To Place a Display or positions, while others will con- three years of her 28 year career veteran and general manager for Elmhurst composing room man- Classified Ad tinue with management tasks with the company. Press' Huntley office will serve ager. Call 847-669-5621 they have performed for many Twenty two year LIFE veteran as assistant manager for Nick PuUia remains editor-in- chief for Press Publications and years." Michael James will continue at McHenry County; Randy John- Bob Lifka remains managing Publisher, Larry Randa son, Press' Batavia office gener- The largest team will be in National Advertising Manager editor for The Cicero-Berwyn 630-368-8910 advertising where vice president for both papers. al manager, will be assistant LIFE. Tom Zalabak will supervise a Pete Manning, a former dis- manager for Kane County; and Also on the new management General Manager, Pat Kolle LIFE/Press staff that includes: play advertising manager for Neil Shannon, an account repre- team will be Toni Mann, who 847-669-5621 Brian Stuart who will LIFE who has been with the sentative with eight years expe- has been named office manager become Classified Advertising company for 22 years, will con- rience with The LIFE, will of the company's Lemont office, Office Manager, Joyce Liput Director. Stuart, formerly tinue as advertising promotions move up to be assistant manager and Bob Sailer, who is the facil- 847-669-5621 LIFE'S Classified Director, has manager. for Cook County. ities manager. Mann is a 7-year been with The LIFE for eight Assisting Hill in local display On the business side, Debbie veteran of the Metropolitan and VP Circulation, Jo Ann Cycon years. efforts will be a quartet of high- Lorden will be assistant to the Press family. Sailer has worked 630-834-0900 Dorothy Bratko who will ly qualified regional managers. controller for LIFE/Press and for 16 years in the LIFE accounting department. become Associate Classified Former Press assistant display Kathleen Sampey will continue Classified Ad Manager, Liberty Suburban Chicago Advertising Director. She has as accounting office manager Dorothy Bratko, 630-368- manager Kristi Anderson, who Newspapers pubUshes 50 news- for Press products. 8801 been with Press Publications for has been with Press for eight papers with a combined circula- 25 years as classified advertis- years, will become assistant In marketing, Andrea Turek tion of more than 200,000 in Editor, Nick Pullia ing manager. manager for both LIFE and will move from duties as Press Chicago's southwest, west and 630-530-6435 Stuart and Bratko will be Press in DuPage and Will Coun- marketing manager to associate northwest suburbs. Local Office Staff Margie Hughes Plant the east plant is expected to be Options The Fire District, which Diane Lynch from page I 1.8 million gallons a day and from page 1 includes Huntley and portions Nancy Charb)onnier capacity of the west plant is of Lake in the Hills and Algo- ty plant on the east side of town. expanding services at the May 847-669-5621 expected to total 7.8 milUon gal- nquin, has sought to leverage The village is planning to 19 session. lons. Experts are predicting that higher developer fees from Lake enlarge the plant to handle an "I can't speak for the board, Huntley will have a population in the Hills and Algonquin. Delivered every Thursday additional 300,000 gallons of but I think we will definitely do to homes in Huntley. of 50,000 within 20 years. Huntley assesses a $500 fee per waste. Construction on a second something," Veath said, con- Periodical postage paid at According to a study released module to the new plant is ceming the likelihood of the home and the other towns assess Huntley, IL and additional expected to begin soon. earlier this year, the village will board agreeing to expand ser- a $50 planning review fee. mailing offices. By 2020, the daily capacities have to install a series of pump- vices. "With the referendums Veath said Lake in the Hills Postmaster: send address of the two plants are expected to ing stations around town to con- failing, we have to explore all has agreed to assess a $250 changes to 11801 Main St., reach an estimated 10 milUon nect some subdivisions to the our options and decide which developer fee and increase the Huntley, IL 60142 gallons. Maximum capacity of treatment plants. direction we want to go." planning fee to $100. USPS 580-360
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The Huntley Area Public The Intemational Center on Library bids farewell to two Deafness and tiie Arts (ICODA) departing Board Members, and will present Cinderella, May 6- welcomes the two members May 23, at CenterLight Sign and r^lacing them. Voice Theatre, 3444 Dundee Rd., Wade Runge and Margaret Northbrook. ICODA's Young Hackworthy served on the Performer's production of Hundey Area Library Board for Cinderella, a new adaptation by six years, from 1993 to 1999. William Glennon, bridges the They were instrumental in setting deaf and hearing communities, up policies and procedures with ^ tiirough the integrated use of sign fs: '*. ^ i the current library and worked to language and voice, in a beautifiU i-f>^ '*. •i . ^ l^ facilitate the referendum to interpretation of this timeless S-' ' X, , • \M approve the new library. They % * tale. .« •* vi^i," « *-a \% then worked on the detailed Show times are Friday 7:30pm, •••••« ' planning and decisions needed to Saturday 2pm and 7:30pm and Krista Jurs Michelle Barreto complete the new library, due to Sunday 2pm. Advance ticketsar e Danielle Schmidt open mid-summer. $6 ($8 at the door) with group Wade Runge was most helpful rates available. in setting up the accounting Proceeds from Cinderella to procedures for the Huntiey Ubrary benefit ICODA and their and served as treasurer from199 3 continuing effort to educate deaf Miss Huntley $1000 Scholarship Pageant to 1998. and hard of hearing children and Margaret Hackworthy worked adults on the pleasures and on the Personnel Committee, and benefits of the arts. For more served as secretary for two years. information about the Newly elected Library Board The three contestants who will compete in the Miss Hundey Scholarship Pageant are: left to CenterLight Young Performers right; Krista Jurs, Michelle Barreto and Danielle Schmidt. All three girls attend Huntley members Kathy Francis and and ICODA, or for reservations, Kimberlee Eshbaugh began their call 874-559-0110 or 847-559- High School. The Pageant is sponsored by the Huntley Area Chamber of Commerce and term of office at die last Library 9494. will be held Sunday, May 23rd at 3:00 p.m. at the Huntley High School, Harmony Road Board meeting, held Ajsil 21st. Campus. Miss Huntley Pageant Chairperson, Pat Jagman, Vice President. Branch Manager/Operations of the McHenry Savings Bank, states Miss Huntley serves as a role model in our community representing Huntley at several community and area events, including the McHeruy County Pageant. CONSTRUCTION LOANS ...Without The Hassle
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Appeals and the Corporate to work together. Dr. Hartiey order at 7:00 p.m. by Chairman campuses. He then asked who is Dr. Hartiey said that articulation Autiiorities to make potentiially a again asked why all the hassles. Wilmer Rohlwing. Other board hassling whom here? is the key - if the Village knows case for lenience in £q}pearing. Administrator Tomaso again members present were: Burry Administrator Tomaso what the School District is doing Dr. Hartiey asked if there explained the system of checks Borchart, Jack Damn, Ron Hahn, suggested that the past be in advance, the Village should be weren't certain kinds of zoning and balances. Member Hahn and David Burry. Also present forgotten and we all move able to plan around the School allowed for schools. asked Member Borchart if the were Administrator Carl Tomaso forward. It is important that the district. Assistant Administrator intent of his motion is to be and Assistant Administrator Dave Village and the School District Member Borchart asked what Johnson explained that it is flexible. Johnson. continues to work together. the problems were with coming currendy written that elementary There being no further Minutes of March 8. 1999 Dr. Hartiey explained that if the back before the board. schools are fine, but high schools questions. Member Borchart made Motion by menil)er Borchart, Board of Education sees the best Dr. Hartley replied that jumping must operate under a Special Use a motion to recommend to the second by member Burry, to solution is a littie different from through hoops is an extra cost to Permit, and tiiat die Village is Zoning Board of Appeals, that approve the minutes Chairman this master plan, they don't want the taxpayer for advertising, looking into updating its zoning the Huntley Community Rohlwing called for a roll vote. to have to come back through preparation, time at the meeting, ordinance. Consolidated School District Members Borchart, Daum, Hahn this process again. etc. Administrator Tomaso added #1548 Harmony Road Campus and Burry all voted aye. Motion Member Hahn asked how other Member Hahn asked what the that the Special Use is unique be rezoned from "A-1" carried. villages and school districts consequences of indecision would because of whoever uses it blends Agriculture in McHenry County #99-4.1 - Annexation. Rezoninp handle this. be. in with the surroundings. He to "RE-l" Residential Estate and upon Annexation and Special Use Administrator Tomaso explain- Administrator Tomaso explain- assured Dr. Hartiey that the be approved as proposed with Permit - Huntlev Consolidated ed that they all work under ed that the Commission's village would craft language as to RE-l Special Use According to School Disti-ict #158. Harmony Special Use Permits. The decision is critical to future differentiate between major and Staffs recommendations. Road School Site implementation of suiictures and development. minor changes. Seconded by Member Hahn. Dr. J.R. Hartiey, Superinten- parking lots need to come back to Dr. Hartley explained that the Member Borchart noted that die Chairman Rohlwing called for a dent of Schools, represented the Village, but it is not annexation agreement would save School District gets the roll call. Member Daum, School District #158. The necessary for chances in taxpayers money on infrasmicture flexibility they need and the Member Borchart, Member petitioner is requesting landscaping or athletic fields. hook-ups and a new septic field at Village gets the say so for major Burry, Member Hahn, Chairman annexation to the Village of Administrator Tomaso com- $250,000 (no annexation means changes. Rohlwing, ayes, all. Motion Huntley, Rezoning upon mented that school uses and that Del Webb takes over the Dr. Hartiey reminded the lx)ard canied. Annexation from "A-l" district policies are non-issues property where the septic field is that the School Distfict is under #99-4.2 Final Plat of Agriculture in McHenry County because they are not under curtently located); fifth grade the pressure of a 20% annual Subdivision and Final Planned to "RE-l" Residential Estate, Village jurisdiction. But the moves out there in the fall and growth projection. Unit Development - Kirk and a Special Use Permit for a process provides a system of without annexation, the DARE Assistant Administrator Corporation/Winp Pointe Campus School Site in the "RE- checks and balances. program cannot continue because Johnson said that the Village is Subdivision Pha.se II tiie police department would not under the same pressure. 1" Residential Estate Zoning Dr. Hartley reminded the board Continued on Next Page District. that past Village officials have have e jurisdiction. Dr. Hartley presented a visual worked against School District Member Daum suggested diat nom Open! site plan of the Harmony Road referenda and that the concern compared to a new septic field, Campus including 130 acres now is tying the hands of future jumping through hoops ends up Huntley Foot and Ankle Speciaiists located on South side of school boards. He went on to say being cheaper. Dr. Veil Mandelbroyt Dr. John Mazzarella Harmony Road and West of that both the Village and the Dr. Hartiey said that it just Highly Trained - Board Certified School District are, after all, Hemmer Road. He pointed out makes sense to be part of the Rffiliated with 7 Northern Illinois Hospitals that there is currently one accountable to the public. Village. building on the side; a Member Borchart said that he AdminisO:ator Tomaso said that Specializing in: middle/high school combination thinks the concept and layout of from the Village perspective, Surgical and non-inuasiue correction of foot and designed for 1200 students. The the campus is great, but he can't there are more positives than ankle deformities including bunions and hammertoes footings and floors are poured for see giving anyone Carte Blanche negatives. He suggested that the lUound care of acute and chronic non-healing ulcers a 12 classroom addition bringing for tiie next 20 years. lx)ard £q)prove the annexation and flggressiue treatment of nail fungus and warts capacity to 1500 students and Assistant Administrator move to the the next step which Treatment of uaricose ueins and scars adding 18,000 square feet to the Johnson suggested finding the is the Zoning Board of appeals. Chronic pain management existing 167,000 square feet. middle of the road. Member Dr. Hartley stated that political Located in the Centegra Physicians Office Building The District would like to have Borchart asked if there could be changes could shut down the this property rezoned to be levity through staff. whole system and with a 20% 11650 Rt. 47 Huntley Illinois 60142 prepared for any additional Administrator Tomaso growth,' the School District (815)341-5449 additions that will be necessary to suggested finding progress doesn't have time for the hassles. Major Insurance and Medicare accepted keep up with the currently through the process and Member Borchart concluded that jffojected 20% growth per year. investigate the perimeters. the annexation is not the same as The long range goal of Disuict Dr. Hartiey reiterated that the carte blanche. #158 is for three major School District is looking for Administrator Tomaso suggest- What.'S for Liifich? installations similar to the one in approval only on the main ed that the board place an overlay HUNTLEY NORTH SCHOOL LUNCH MENU question (all holding K-12 Concept. grades). ^ Monday, MAY 10 Dr. Hartiey argued that this is SERVING YOUR Rotini w/meatballs, tossed salad, Italina bread, mixed fruit the master plan and any major deviations from this plan would INVESTMENT NEEDS ^ Tuesday, MAY 11 bring the School District back to Cheeseburger/bun, French fries, bkd. beans, ch. chip cookie the Village. stocks • Bonds • Mutual Funds • CDs • IRAs Administrate- Tomaso interven- Wednesday, ed with an explanation of the Options • Insurance • Annuities % MAY 12 gray area; what is the standard of • Financial Planning Grilled cheese, Danamials, yogurt, veggie sticks, fruit slice deviation? Dr. Hartiey suggested that the ^Thursday, MAY 13 discussion revolve around that Tiu-key nuggets w/dipping sauce, tator tots, fresh fruit gray area. AGEdmmls& Sons Jnc Adminisb-ator Tomaso explain-
Volo Bog State Natural Area On Monday, May 24, 1999, is looking for adults interested in join die NISRA Foundation for a people and nature. Volunteers are day of golf at Boulder Ridge needed to lead guided tours of Country Club. The day's Volo Bog one weekend day per proceeds will benefit NISRA's month for the general public Summer Day Camp scholarship visitors. No experience is program for local children with necessary; training workshops disabilities. begin Saturday, June 5th. Phone The day will feature breakfast, Site Naturalist Stacy Miller at 18 holes of golf with cart, soft (815) 344-1294 for further drinks on course, special infonnation and an application. contests, prizes, raffle, BBQ Volo Bog;s volunteer program luncheon on the patio, and allows adults to share their love courtesy of Piemonte's Dundee and enthusiasm for the natural Chevrolet, an opportunity to win world while helping to provide a •a 1999 Malibu in a hole-in-one valuable extension to the contest. A special "lunch Only" interpretive program at the site. option is also avaUable. Register Volunteers meet new now by player or inquire about people,develop new skills, learn special corporate packages. Even more about the natural world and is you aren't a golfer but would about Volo Bog, a unique natural like to volunteer at the event or resource so close to home. make a contribution, please call Volo Bog State Natural Area Laura Zarate at (815) 459-0737. is an Illinois Department on For more information on how to Natural Resources site located on become involved with NISRA or Brandenburg Road west of U.S. the NISRA Foundation, please Highway 12 between State call (815) 459-0737 or write 333 Routes 120 and 134 in Ingleside, Commerce Dr., Ste. 200. Crystal Illinois. Lake, EL 60014.
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,¥ MrHFNRY COUNTY Calendar ^ Fair DkJdler'^^fw*! Cattleman's Civil War Roundw» Fen V^alk Marblizing *^*^*-^ Offer Table Residents of all ^ ages are Create a beautiful look for Scholarship invited to the Fen Walk, a guided your home by marblizing. In an examination of how the hike through Lake in the HiUs Surface prq)aration, pre-painting Civil War began, Yale Law Fen, on Sunday, May 16 from 2 set up, and diagnosing resident The Northeast Illinois graduate and published U.S. Cattleman's Association is - 3:30pm. Presented by the colors in area to be painted wiU History author Herbert S. McHenry County Conservation be discussed. Students wiU leam accepting requests for $1,000 Channick of Rockford takes up Scholarships. Applicants should District and led by volunteers, various techiuques and different "Fort Sumter Crisis, Part II" at this is a free walk through one of \(x&s that can be achieved using be residents of either Lake or the May 11 meeting of the McHenry Counties, enroUed in a McHCTry County's precious and various appUcat(N-s. For a list of McHenry County Civil War unique natural areas. Participants suppKes needed for class, caU college of agriculture, and Round Table. Open to the public, entering their junior or senior will leam about the flora, fauna, (815) 455-8559. Class runs these programs take place tiie 2nd geology, and restoration work at Tuesday May 11 & 18 from, fee year, or a full-time graduate Tuesday evoiing of the montii at student. die fen while walking through is $32. For more infonnation on 7:30pm at the McHenry Coimty wetiands and aroimd gravel hills this course, call Dori Smith, at Students interested should Historical Society Museum in to a seep and hanging fen. (815) 455-8559. o register by request a scholarship ^plication Union. Reservations are not necessary. touchtone, using a VISA or form from Cindy Harris, 4-H The years just prior to the Participants wiU meet at Barbara Mastercard, call (815) 455-6228. Community Worker, at the April 12, 1861 firkig on Fort Key Parte off of Pyott Road in Those registering for the first McHenry County Extension Unit Sumter were poUtically charged. Lake in the Hills. For more time at MCC rhay Call the Office. 789 McHenry, In Washington, D.C. and informaticm, call the District's Registtation Office at (815) 455- Woodstock, IL. 60098, (815) Charleston, South Carolina, in main office at (815) 674431. 8588. - 338-4747. Scholarships will be particular, men of power and based on need and scholarship influence were polarized public Mary Ellen Howard, Board reconL thought over die issues of stetes Frog Walk Bike Trail Map Member & Volunteer. The Northeast Illiaois rights and slavery. The Cattleman's Association is a development of those types of Throughlslide and discussion, group of McHenry County hoei Looking for a good, soUd and political and social issues Volo Bog I^aturalist Stacy MiUer undestroyable Fox River Bike The 31st Annual Fair Diddley producers who raise funds consumed the country until the wiU share insights on frog and Craft Show, featuring over 300 through the sale of steak TraU Guide? The Elgin Area Fort Sumter tiombardment forced ecology and ideritification. A Convention and Visitors Bureati Crafters and Artists. Sunday, sandwiches at Harvard MUk Days die countiy into war. In Part II walk will follow to search for the May 16, 10am to Spm, and the McHenry County Fair. has worked cooperatively with Channick looks again at that five frog si)ecies and one toad %i. Woodstock City Square. League They also hold a charity auction the Charles Bureau and volatile period of American known from Volo Bog State Aurora Tourism Council to Bake Sale in Springhouse and at the annual Cattieman's Ball. History. Natural Area. Friday, may 14 food concessions. Free reprint the brochure which The association also supports the Besides the May. 11 lecture, from 7 - i^ttii Ag^ 7 to adult are Admission. Free parking and free McHenry County 4-H youth includes three trail. For die Civil War Round Table will welcome. Reservations are infonnation caU (847) 695-754&.~ shutde from McHenry County program and provides Inquired; phOne (815) 344-1294. Govemment Center, 2200 N. meet at the Dorr Township scholarships for 4-H building in Woodstock Saturday Seminary (Rt. 47). Sponsored by Ambassadors. Volunteers of The Mental Health moming May 15 to review the I Tlifc ad Brought To You By The Letter '*R": Resource League for McHenry book,StonewaU of die West - County, Inc., P.O. Box 204, Recycling Patrick Cleburne and on May 22 McHenry, IL 60050. 815-385- to discuss the Battle if There are so many words that we use to 5745. Roundup Vicksburg. describe auto insurance coverage from thei For information regarding COUNTRY COMPANIES* tiiat begin widi On the third Friday and membership in the Round Table, the letter "R"...like Reliable, Reasonable, Saturday of each month, the and/or program information, Recommended, Responsive, and Ready to Canoeing the McHenry Co.unty Defenders please contact Rick Andresen at I help you with any insurance-related jKoblem. Waste Not Warehouse will hold (815) 334-1784, Jim Keefe at COUNTRY COMPANIES® Insurance... Waterways their sales of used products. The (815) 338-2695 or die McHenry I Real people. Real answers. Real quick. sale in May will take place on County Historical Society at Michael Scruggs May 14 and 15 and will be held (815) 923-2267. This two-part workshop is •Policka issued by COUNTRY MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY* Office 815-337-3700 from 9am to 1pm, next door to designed to introduce students to I Bloaningtan, IL Home 815-337-0418 Woodstock Area Recycling 109 S. Jefferson, Woodstock beginning/intermediate canoeing Center, 1146 McConnell Road. in spring river conditions. Much Ado About These monthly sales feature a Special emphasis is given to COUNTmYCOM^MilES. variety of used but still usable Nothing INSURANCE GROUP canoeing for personal and group Hoene offica: Bloomington, IL items, such as household items, I 019M.CCSmicM.lnc *wtut«twwwLO0MiayeotnpaniMjom recreational purposes. First class lamps, pictures, tools, bicycles, meets in Room D158, MCC on McHenry County College's exercise equipment, desks, tables Friday evening. Course fee Theatre Deparunent wUl present IMTB T/OM, DIRTY and chairs. These sales are a great includes instructions and canoe Much Ado About Nothing by way to promote "reuse" of (Blinds that is) rental. For more information call William Shakespeare at Spm materials and to get a bargain in RESIDENTIAL /COMMERCIAL die insttuctor at (847) 395-4972. Fridays and Saturdays May 14- the process. fIDVflNCED Course dates are Fri/Sun. May 21 15, 21-22, 7pm Sunday, May 16 WE CLEAN-REPAIR-SELL & 23 from 6-8pm (Fri.) and Sam The Defenders wiU accept used and 1:30pm Sunday, May 23. * - Spm (Sun.), fee is $65. items for resale on the second Much Ado About Nothing *Mini Blinds Wood Blinds To register or for more Saturday of each month, from will lie presented in die Black = ''Vertical Blinds •* Sihouettes 9am to 1pm. Persons interested Box Theatre, room D167. Tickets information call Dori Smitii, at •'Pleated Shades * Duettes (815) 455-8599. To register by in working this or future sales, will be sold at the door on touchtone, using VISA or should contact Cathy Korak, at performance nights and are $7 Crystal Lake MasterCard, call (815) 455-6228. (815) 338-0393. You can woric as general admission and $5 for Cteaning Systems mHi^Bl Those registering for the first many hours as you want, setting students and senior citizens. prices, arranging items, accepting For more information on We Specialize in UltraSonic Blind Qeaning yivtni»<»w FJK»Hit»n» time at MCC may call the ' Same Day Service Available for the sale, or at die sale itself. Much Ado About Notiiing, call Registi-ation Office at<8 IS) 455- • Pick Up & Deliveiy Available 8588. Bob Riner, MCC theati-e director, • At Home Shopping at (815) 455-8746. CUSTOM MADE BLINDS AT A NON-CUSTOM PRICE Ask About the 40% UltraSonic Savings Press Publications May 6, 1999 The Huntley Farmside Page 9 n^ENlOR fA^CENE Retirement Senior Traffic Public Hearing on Aging Services Senior Bingo Living At Its Safety Breakfast Finest The Northeastem lUinois Area Kankakee, Kendall, Lake, Prime Outlets at Huntley Senior citizens comprise more Agency on Aging will hold a By Al Jordi McHenry, and Will Counties. (formerly Huntley Factory than 13 percent of all Illinois pubUc hearing on Thursday, May Other information about the Shops) will host its monthly drivers. While few special 27, on proposed amendments to The Huntley Senior Citizens agency and other topics of Senior Gold Club on Tuesday, requirements exist for seniors to its Area Plan for Fiscal Years visited the Fountains after interest to the elderly and links to May 11, at 9am in the center's maintain their driving privUeges, 1999-2001, and on die proposed receiving an invitation from other resources are available at food court. Seniors at least 55 older drivers need to be aware of allocation of over $4.5 million Susan Grossinger, Community the agency's web site: years old are invited to join other certain guidelines to continue for senior services in its eight- Relations Coriander for the www.ageguide.org. senior citizens for coffee, mini- driving safely. county service area in FYOO, as foundations at Crystal Lake. We CinnaMonsters and bingo. shown on die attached table. were treated to a tour of the There is no set age at which Winners will receive prizes that retirement Uving facUity and then older citizens should stop driving The public hearing focused on SENIOR have been donated by the mall to a delicious lunch. as long as diey are physicaUy and funding in DuPage, Kane, Lake, and it's merchants. The Fountain is located on mentally capable of driving and McHenry Counties will be CALENDAR Also, seniors will have the Route 31 a mile north of 176 in safely. Seniors are urged to pay held from 9:30 - 11:30am at opportunity to become a Senior Crystal Lake in a picturesque special attention to natural Northeastern Illinois Area BREAKFAST BINGO Gold Club member. Membership setting on 40 acres. physical changes that may place Agency on Aging Field Office entities the seniors to a discount The home is divided into three limitations on their driving 245 West Roosevelt Road, Huntiey Factory Shops Food Court Every at participating stores on the wings. The town center, the Inn abiUty, such as changing vision Building 6, Units 41-43, West second Tuesday of every month - and for those needing assistance and slower reflexes. Chicago. (630) 293-5990. 2nd Tuesday 9-10 a.m. CaU 669-9100 for info Senior Gold Club day. and the Gardens for alzheimer Seniors must also be in good In McHenry County, the Participation is free and no patients. general health to drive. If they are agency proposes to allocate reservations are required. Amenities offered at the taking medications or have a $289,740 for services for people Senior Social Luncheon Huntiey Park District Future Senior Gold Club Fountains include restaurant style condition that might impair their aged 60 and older in fiscal year Breakfasts wiU be held in the dinning, religious service on site, driving ability, a physician's 2000. 2nd Monday Noon to 3 CaU 669-3180 for info Prime Outiets at Huntley food 24 hour security and medical statement and medical agreement These proposed allocations are court the second Tuesday of each staff, on site banking, counfry may be required before they are for FYOO, which will begin month, June 8, July 13, etc. store, game and art rooms, coin allowed to drive. October 1,1999. They are federal Senior Citizens Club meets free washers and dryers, indoor The guidelines for driver's funds provided under Titie III-B, Noon at 1st Congregational and outdoor gardening, library, license reneeal are: Seniors ages C, D, and F of the Older Church every 4th Thursday television, lounges and many 69-80 must renew their licenses Americans Act, supplemented by others. every four years at a fee of $5. appropriations of IlUnois General The McHenry County Chapter Special features of the Seniors ages 81-86 must renew Revenue Funds. The allocations of AARP meets die 2nd Thursday Action DaySrA at 1:30 p.m. at the Fountains of apartments include, kitchenette every two years at a fee of $2, for Home Delivered Meals and National Arthritis Month widi refrigerator, electric range and diose 87 and older are required Access Services include state Crystal Lake , on Route 31,1 and oven, wall to wall carpeting, to renewal annually at no fee. funds earmarked to maintain the mile North of Rte. 176. smoke detectors and sprinklers, Vision screenings are required for Home Delivered Meals service individual controlled heating and renewal, and written and/or road expansion begun in FY98. cooUng, saftey grab bars on badi, tests may be required depending The allocated amounts are pre-wired for telephone with on their driving records. subject to change due to increases cable, resident monitoring and AU seniors are encouraged to or decreases in federal or state T. MANNING CONCRETE call system, and security peep participate in the driver safety appropriations. The proposed hole. program, called "Seniors on the allocations are also subject to FLAT WORK, FOUNDATIONS, Other services offered in the Go!" This program provides change by the agency's Board of COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL monthly fee are, three delicious hands-on driving practice for Directors on the basis of public meals each day served restaurant seniors in a comfortable, rick-free hearing testimony, at the request style, daily tidying and bed environment. For more of a county's service providers, or 11481 ALLISON CT., HUNTLEY making, weekly housekeeping of information about tiiis program, upon die recommendations of die your apartment and weekly call (800) 252-2904. agency's Advisory Council or of laundering of flat linen, monthly the Board's Planning Committee. [Tom Manning (847)669-5750J beauty and barber service, all Copies of die Public Hearing utilities including telephone, Free Vision Document will be avaUable at die except fcx long distance calls. Screening hearings, and upon request to the Under health and wellness Northeastern Illinois Area service, they include a fitness Agency on Aging, P.O. Box THE 31ST ANNUAL program, exercise classes and The Hauser-Ross Eye Institute 809, Kankakee, IL 60901; phone walking group fimess lecture will be conducting a Free vision (815) 939-0727 or (800) 528- jM-eventative health screening. screening at die Hauser-Ross Eye 2000. Many other services are offered Institute Auditorium 2240 Those unable to attend the with no additional cost, and if Gateway Drive, Sycamore, IL., public hearing may send written anyone is interested, you can call on Monday, May 17 from 8:30- comments to the agency at the Susan Grossinger at 815-455- 10:30am. above address; written testimony 8400. The screening will include must be received no later dian glaucoma, cataract and visual June 1 in order to be considered. acuity testing for adults 55 and The Northeastem Illinois Area Shipshewana older. You may be eligible for a SUNDAY, MAY 16,1999 • 10 AM - 5 P^ Agency on Aging is a nonprofit WOODSTOCK CITY SQUARE Amish Tour free cataract evaluation with a organization responsible for Hauser-Ross Eye Institute developing and coordinating a I Over 300 Exhibitors • Quality Handcrafted Work McHenry County College is physician. For more information network of services for older • Bake Sale in Springhouse • FREE Admission! sponsoring a trip to Shipshewana or to register for this free persons throughout an eight FREE Parking & FREE Shuttle from the McHenry County Amish Country, May 18 and 19. screening, please call 1-800- county area in private agencies Government Center, 2200 N. Seminary (Route 47) The fee is $164 per person/dbl; Checkup (1-800-243-2587) or and the general pubUc of the $154 per person/trpl; $182 sgl. FALL DIDDLEV '99 is October 9 &10 (SIS) 756-8574 and ask for needs of older persons living in Contact MCC trip coordinator extension 255. at the Boone County Fairgrounds the area, and acts as an advocate Rt. 76 & Business Rt. 20 in Belvidere, IL Gabriele Ertmann at (815) 455- on their behalf. The agency Sponsored by Volunteers o( The Mental Health Resource League (or McHerry County 8782 for more infwmation. serves DuPage, Grandy, Kane, Page 10 The Huntley Farmside Press Publications May 6, 1999 Press Publication Qiftsfrom the Htart 0{a]ppy Motfkr's "Day .Flowers M Win Free House Make Your Mom A Memorable Brunch Massage Qift Certificates (NAPS)—^Any day can be a mar- SplurgB Cleaning for a Year velous day to treat Mom to a spe- (NAPS)—This IN^ cial brunch. If your mom is the there may be no b apple of your eye, why not make show Mom how mucl| (NAPS)—If cleaning your her moming memorable by prepar- ate her than by givir' kitchen is at the bottom of your ing some delicious apple sauce and plants. Give WiO\w 5omertim5 "to do" list, here's a chance to pancakes? According to 1-8(S brighten your life and your house The pancakes are easy to make some of mom's fa\^ for a full year without lifting a and require only a few basic include gardenias, Special this \\z^r! finger. Sunlight* Dishwashing kitchen staples, such as apple- mini roses, and ger- Detergent's "Clean Up Your sauce. To make the meal speu-kle, Forty-four percent < Kitchen" contest will be giving serve an apple peach fizz, a simple chases at Mother's D., away five grand prizes of a full combination of delightful flavors. Topping the Ust of fa< year of house cleaning, care of are roses, tulips, an» MOLLY MAID*. Ten first prize win- McCann-MulUgan, cr« Mother's Day .^ple Sauce Mom may flip at the thoughtful ners get six months of house Pancakes of 1-800-FLOWERS from HvintlcH Chirot^raiCtic cleaning. Yield: 8 pancakes gesture behind these easily advice on how to c^ Sunlight and MoLLY MAID are flipped apple sauce pancakes. beautiful blooms: searching for America's kitchen Ingredients: 4 oz. ladle of pancake batter in • To arrange the 8- MAS5ai5C TlicrAini most in need of a "clean up." the center of the hot pan. Let deep vase with luke That's right, those excuses for not 2 eggs the pancake brown on the bot- and then mix in the f cleaning may finally pay off. So 1 cup milk tom, then turn the pancake ative provided by the put down those scrubbing brushes 1 cup Mott's* Original Apple over and brown the other side. • Remove all lea* Certificates now on and vacuums and take a picture Sauce 3. Place the pancakes on a stem that would fa of the mess in your kitchen. 1 cup Mcintosh apples, plate and top with butter and waterline in the fir - 20% off - otilv^ 'til Deadline for all entries is peeled, small dice syrup. ment, as they will pi; September 15,1999. Contestants Vi tsp. cinnamon NOTE: Any apple can be rial growth. must mail their own original color 2 cups Bisquick* AU Purpose substituted for Mcintosh. • To extend the lit Motiier's D^v^. photograph of their kitchen and Baking mix ers, use a knife or she an original hand printed or typed Butter, as needed Apple Peach Fizz inch from the botton" essay on an SVz" x 11" piece of Maple syrup, as needed while holding it unde paper on why their kitchen needs 4 oz. Mott's Apple Juice ting stems under wi cleaning, with a maximum length Procedure: 1 oz. Peach nectar the stem to draw ii of twenty-five (25) words, along 1 oz. Canada Dry Ginger ale instead of air. 11181 Dundee Rd. with their hand printed name, 1. In a bowl, mix eggs, milk, or 7 UP • Keep cut flow address, phone number and age on applesauce, apples, cinnamon rangements lookir Huntley, IL 60142 a 3H" X 5" piece of paper to: Svin- and Bisquick* until smooth. Combine the apple juice adding warm water light "Clean Up Your Kitchen" Do not over mix. and nectar over ice in a 10 oz. Contest, P.O. Box 1477, Young 2. Heat a pan with very lit- glass and top with the soda. (847) 669-0266 America, MN 55594-1477. tle oil in the bottom. Pour one Garnish with a peach slice. H• • lowe'^Celebrating Over SO Yearsr weeof Every Bloomin' Thing"d • spring into McHenry County^s Finest Nursery & Garden Center spring "Your Leisure Living Headquarters" Only at Flowerwood will you find so many aspects of home decorating - both indoor and •R outdoor all in one unique place. See our hundreds of ideas on display or consult our experts - • Hang floral designers, horticultmists, landscape architects and garden and nursery "pros". /'keds •Seed Pa
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Presenting Huntley High School's Prom Court; Queen Lauren Hastings, King Eric Ruth, PUBUC NOTICE from left to right: Matt Abrreto, Curt Kittel, Katie Stramagua, Kristen Garven, Michelle NOTICE TO BIDDERS Barreto, Kerri Tiumminello, Rudrei Bas and Kurt Montayne. VILLAGE OF HUNTLEY, ILLINOIS 1. Time and Place of Openinp Bids. Sealed proposals for the PUBLIC NOTICE construction of the Water System Improvements - Route 47 Water Main Connection for the Village of Huntley, McHenry and Kane NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Counties, Illinois, will be received at the Village Hall Annex at 11221 Dundee Road until 7:00 P.M., on May 27,1999, and at that time will NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that, on May 27, 1999 at 7:00 p.m., the Village of HunUey, be publicly opened and read aloud. McHenry, Illinois (the "Issuer"), will conduct a public hearing to be held in the Huntley Village 2. Description of Work. The proposed construction consists of Hall located at 11704 Coral Street, Huntley, Illinois 60142, regarding the issuance of not to approximately 4,000 lineal feet of 16-inch, 200 lineal feet of 12-inch exceed $4,000,000 aggregate principal amount of Industrial Development Revenue Bonds, ductile iron water main; 195 lineal feet of 36-inch jacked casing pipe; Series 1999 (Colony, Inc. Project) by the Village of Huntley, Illinois (the "Bonds"). Proceeds of 16-inch butterfly valves; 12-inch, 8-inch gate valves; fire hydrants; the Bonds will be used to finance the costs of the acquisition, renovation and equipping of a valve vaults; tree removal; lawn and street restoration; and other facility for the manufacture of display fixtures used primarily in the home ittiprovcment and miscellaneous items of work. hardware industry (the "Project"). The land and building will to be ownedJjyJVest Zich Realty, 3. Information for Bidders. All pertinent documents may be LLC (the "Owner") and leased to and operated by Colony Incorporated (the "Company"). The examined at the Village Hdll or at the office of Baxter & Woodman, Company will be the owner of equipment included as part of the Project. The Owner and the Inc., Consulting Engineers, 8678 Ridgefield Road, Crystal Lake, Company are affiliated through common ownership. The Project is to be located at 11419 Smith Illinois 60012, beginning on May 3, 1999. Drive, Huntley, Illinois. Copies of the Bidding Documents may be obtained from the Engineers, Baxter & Woodman, Inc., upon a non-refundable payment of $40 per set. The Bonds will be special, limited obhgations of the Issuer, the principal of, premium, if Not less than the prevailing rate of wages as found by the any, and interest on which will be payable solely from revenues derived from payments received Village of Huntley or the Department of Labor or determined by the from the Owner and the Company pursuant to the terms of a Loan Agreement between the court on review shall be paid to all laborers, workmen and mechanics Issuer, the Owner and the Company, and income from the temporary investment of Bond performing work under this contract proceeds, all of which revenues are pledged to the payment of the Bonds. Neither the Bonds nor Preference shall be given to the employment of Illinois premium, if any, nor interest thereon shall ever constitute or create an indebtedness, liability or laborers for all work under this contract in compliance with State Law (Illinois Compiled Statutes Chapter 30-570, Employment of Illinois obligation of the Issuer, the State of Illinois or any political subdivision thereof within the Workers on Public Works Act). meaning of any constitutional provision or statutory limitation or a pledge of the faith and credit The Village of Huntley is exempt from the Illinois State, or taxing power of or constitute or give rise to any pecuniary liability of any of them. municipal or county Retailers Occupation Tax, Service Occupation Tax, Use Tax, and Service Use Tax as described in Illinois Complied The above-noticed public hearing is required by Section 147(f) of the Internal Revenue Statute Chapter 35. Bid prices shall not include the cost of such taxes. Code of 1986, as amended. At the time and place set for the public hearing, residents, taxpayers All Bids must be accompanied by a Bidder's bond, certified check, bank cashier's check or bank draft payable to the Village of and other interested persons will be given the opportunity to express their views for or against Huntley for ten percent (10%) of the total amount of the Bid as provided the proposed issuance of the Bonds and the nature and location of the Project. Written in the instructions to Bidders. comments may also be submitted to the Issuer at the Village of Huntley, Illinois, 11704 Coral Street, Huntley, Illinois 60142, Attention: Mr. Carl Tomaso, Village Administrator, on or 4. Rejection of Bids. The Board of Trustees reserves the right to before May 27,1999. reject any or all Bids and to waive technicalities. Unless the Bids are rejected for good cause, award of contract shall be made to the lowest responsible and responsive Bidder. VILLAGE OF HUNTLEY, ILLINOIS
Dated at Huntley, Illinois this 3rd day of May, 1999.
/s/ Mr. James C. Dhamer, President By James C. Dhamer, Village President Published in The Huntley Farmside May 6,1999. Published in The Huntley Farmside May 6,1999.
»-m-ir'A.-t. « a.-it-« ».m.'m--A «.*«'« Press Publications May 6, 1999 The Huntley Farmside ^ Page 13 PUBLIC NOTICE HunUaff Felice Depariment Highway Commissioner's Annual Report Otilg Bulietin GENERAL ROAD FUND To the Board of Trustees, GRAFTOK TOHMSEIP JUA. fteSSSSf COOHTY.IL 4P^jj|||r :^ •«ii||(rf'i*^ April 26,1999 A resident in the 11200 blocic of Myrtle St. icported ttiat their liome had J Robert Hight g^^jt^y coiiiissioner of GRAFTOK TOKKSEIP, been burglarized sometime between April 22 and April 26,1999. A basement window was broken and the screen was cut Hie property owners could not fmd anything HCSFHRT CODNTY.IL being duly svorn, depose missing. and say that the follcving stateaent is a correct report for the fiscal year beginning April 01,1998%nd ending 1%rc!r3i;1199. AprU 27,1999 An employee of a business in the 10500blockof Rt.47 reported that a credit card was stolen &om an ofEce and charges were being made to Ihe account. Beginning Balance as of April 01,1998 112,16S.9( April 27,1999 An employee of a retailstor e in the 11800 block of Rt. 47 stated approximately $1,200.00 worth of display merchandise had been stolen since Hebruaiy of Revenues: this year. 92,827.50 April 28,1999 Robin J. Stevens, age 25,373 Council Tr., Lake in the Hills, and Danielle PROPHTY TAXES L. Allen, age 22,420 Eastgate Dr., Algonquin, IL were charged with criminal damage to IBPLACBMEXT TAI 31,952.88 property. The two are charged with slashing Ihe tire of a vehicle. The loss is estimated to COURT FIHSS 1,203.00 be $120.00. Both subjects posted bond and were released with a McHemy County court IHTBRBST INCOME ' ^' 5,425.17 date of June 3,1999 at 9:00 AM. MISCELUHEOSS INCOME 13,224.96 4,0(9.00 April 28,1999 Justin Schriver, age 26, 311 A Woodcreek Lane, Bolingbrook, IL was IVTERGOVERINENTAl AGREE charged with driving with expired registration, suspended registration for a mandatory insurance violation, no valid drivers license and obstructing a Pulice Omcer. Mr. Total Revenues 14l,7«2.51 Schriver is charged and giving a false name while being charged with Uafnc the citations. Mr. Schriver was unable to post bond aitd was transported to McHenry County Jail to await bond call. Expenditures:
AprU 29,1999 Frank D. Templin, age 27,721 W. Grant Hwy, Marengo was arrested on AONIIISTRATIOH an outstanding McHenry County wstianl for a conditional release violation. Mr. Templin PERSONNEL 19,702.67 was unable to post bond and was transported to McHenry County Jail. •^ CONTRACTED SERVICES 3,628.95 ,• AprU 30,1999 Robert A Kleram, age 35,10713 Woodstock St. Huntley was charged COMMODITIES 118,31 . , - with improper lane use, leaving Ihe scene of a property damage accident and DUI. Mr. CAPITAL OniLAY 84.99 Klenun posted bond and wasieteased with a McHenry County court date of June 3, OTHER EXPENDITURES 6,896.56 • 1999.
May 1,1999 Samuel R. Escobedo age 27,30S Pleasure, Mundcline, IL was charged with 30,431.48 driving whUe license suspended. Mr. Escobedo posted bund and was released with a NAIHTBNANC8 SERVICES ,y' ,'
McHemy Coun^ court date ofJune 3,1999 at 9s00 AM. ^ liRSONNBl 16,681.50 •• V . • CONTRACT SERVICES 13,128.35 ? May 1,1999 Lisa M. Harden, age (9,11711 Woodcreek Dr. #E, Huntley was charged COMMODITIES 10,995.86 *" with Battery. Ms. Harden is accused of striking her boyfriends ex-girl ftiend.Ms . CAPITAL OUTLAY Harden posted bood and ww released with a McHenry County court date of June 3,1999 94,581.58 at9:0OAM. OTHER EXPENDITURES 444.00
May 2,1999 Eric A. Reink«, age 20,4601 Olenbrook, McHenry. IL was charge with -•••..:•_:„ Xi- . . :';, 135,831.29 driving while license suspended, improper display of registration and no proof of insurance. Mr. Reinke posted bond and was releasedwit h a McHenry County court date ofJuae3,1999at9:00AM. Total Expenditures 166,262.77 Ending Balance as of March 31,1999 94,605.70 '-f,' Distribution of GENERAL ROAD FUND Classifieds realb^ sdC • Payable To ' For What Amount
R.A. ADAMS ENTERPRISES,IN CAP OUTLAY EQUIPMENT 25,504.96 AGA GAS, INC. CONTRAC SERV RENTALS 9.90 • CELLULAR ONE-CHICAGO TELEPHONE 1,021.40 ROBERT D. EIGHT TRAINING 155.00 Now save CARDDNAL OFFICE SUPPLY OFFICE SUPPLIES 118.31 FIRE ( SAFETY EQUIPMENT MAINT SERV BUILDING 97.86 HARRIS BANE HUNTLEY RD BR PICA 4,633.30 HORTHERN TOOL & EQUIPMENT MAIHT SUPPLY BUILDING 74.26 up to 30% on J.H. EQUIPMENT REPAIRS MAINT SUPPLY EQUIPMENT 1,614.90 H.I.T.B.C.A. DUBS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS 276.80 HARRIS BANK HUNTLEY RD BR MEDICARE 1,083.62 State Farm car NCPERS GROUP LIFE INS. LIFE INSURANCE 444.00 MARENGO DISPOSAL GARBAGE DISPOSAL 1,411.76 NEAR6UARD UNIFORMS 738.75 MICHAEL J. FLECK ^ LEGAL SERVICE 198.00 insurance. PRESS PUBLICATIONS PUBLISHING 477.75 CENTRAL MANAGEMENT SBRVIC HEALTH INSURANCE 12,803.00 YAPELLI/XETCHMARX GIOIA ACCOUNTING SERVICE 1,500.00 See me to find out how you may qualify: CITY OF CRYSTAL LAXE MUNICIPAL REPLACEMENT 6,370.78 AREI ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT 84.99 T.O.I. MISCELLANEOUS 525.78 MONICA CLARK NICOR GAS UTILITIES 1,859.41 ZIEGLER'S ACE HARDHARE OPERATING SUPPLIES 2,611.77 44W100 ROUTE 20 CALIFORNIA CONTRACTER SUP SMALL TOOLS 286.90 1 mile west Rt. 47 on Rt20 FREUND INTERNATIONAL VEHICLES, EQUIPMENT 69,076.62 HAMPSHIRE, IL 60140 T.O.I. MISCELLANEOUS 444.00 ROBERT D. HIGHT AUTOMOTIVE FUEL 20.00 STATE FARM (847) 683-7400 PETERSEN'S HYDRAULIC JACK MAINT SERVICE EQUIPMENT 2,425.54 FRANK'S MOBILE NELDING MAINT SERVICE VEHICLES 4,830.69 2,493.19 INSURANCE COMED STREET LIGHTS INTERSTATE BATTERIES MAINT SUPPLIES VEHICLES 4,388.03 CHARLES R. STE1I8NS PAYROLL 16,681.50 Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there.® Total for GENERAL ROAD FUND 166,262.77 State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company (not in NJ) Published in The Huntley Farmside May 6,1999. State Farm Indemnity Company (NJ) • Home Offices: Bloomlngton, Illinois
... .^ ,.,,.,...... •...-. ... Page 14 The Huntley Farmside Press Publications May 6, 1999 PUBLIC NOTICE Annual Treasurer's Report GRAFTON TOWNSHIP . Fiscal Year Ending March, 1999
Suwury Statement of Condition: Fund D«9ariptlon Bsglnning Ending Dollar Percent Balance Expenditures Balance Change Change
OBNBRAL ROAD FUND 112 ICS »< 14t 702 51 ice,2t2 77 94 £05 70 -17SS0 2« -15 7% RQAO IMRF FUND 14 CIS 59 » 414 3e 8,205 (1 15 B24 14 1208 65 8 3% PERMANENT ROAD FUND 1S5 1(2 07 1*9 7«1 0» 206,477 »C 148 44S 20 -1671S 87 -10 1% ROAD INSURAHCB FUND 7 7S2 74 20 220 so 1>,]7S 11 9 598 41 1845 <9 27 8%
Totals 299,C9<.3< 368,098.7C 399,321.65 268,473.47 -31222.89
Rav*nu« giwry;
311 PROPERTY TAX 298 111 25 342 RBPLACBHBNT TAX 31, 952 88 Local Broker 351 COURT FINBS 1, 203 00 Receives Award 374 KAIKTBKANCB PBBS 0 00 381 INTBRBST INCOHB 16 084 77 Tricia Hopp, Broker/ 382 RBNTAI. INCOME 0 .00 Owner of Countryside 389 MISCELLANEOUS INCOME 16 677 86 Realty of Huntley, will 393 INTBRCX>VBRN AGRBBHBNT 4 069 00 receive the Elgin Area 399 •* Titl» Not Found •• 0 00
Association of Realtors* Total Ravenuv 368 ,098 .76 President's Award l\/lay 6. By Joyce Liput
Tricia Hopp, Broker/Owner of Cottp«naatlon Suauryt Countryside Realty of Huntley, will b& honored on May 6 at a $0.00 To $14,999.99 gala banquet at Villa Olivia JAMBS R. SCHULTZ JAMBS A. HBINER Country Club. She will receive the President's Award from the $15,000.00 To $24,999.99 Elgin Area Association of HILLIAH J. BBCXBR JOSBF BITTRICH. Realtors*. CHARLBS R. STBVBNS "It's a big honor for me," Tricia said. "It's like the Academy Awards of Realtors." The award is based not only on
her sales record (which is, Ttttal OaapwMation 74,730.27 remarkable), but also on her involvement in local business
activities, as well as community Vandor Ixpandttur* •uMiaryi activities. She has been interviewed, profiles and/or Diaburaaaanta $1,000.00 To $9,9*9 9*9, 999.00 quoted in numerous newspapers regarding Real Estate, including AL'S SAMDBLASTIMO $3,000 00 BAKLBY BROTH8RS, IHC. $2,775.25 The Huntley Farmside. Her BAKLBT CONSTRUCIIOH CORP $l,14i 00 BONNBLL INDUSTRIES IHC. $37,888.02 listings' average selling time was BOTTS WLDINH TRDCK.IMC »a,i« $f BOHLIR TRUCKIHO $4,941.72 91.4 days on the market in CSinilAL HAMAOBHBNT SBRVI $12,103 00 CHBN9BARCH $3,592.01 Huntiey in 1998, widi an average CORID *x,o»» 01 como $2,493.19 listing of 55 days (according to CnSTAI. UK* TXRB $1,I0S $• FRBOND IHTBRNATIONAL $50,712.92 MLSNI statistics), selling more CBSKB (i SONS, inc. $100,«7» 4$ HARRIS BANK mmTLBY $5,716.92 homes in Huntley the last 8 years HIGH rSI LTD $4,97$ than any other entire Real Estate 00 VILLA0B OP HurrLBY $6,077.36 firm. She is a charts member and INC SALT, IMC. $21,06$ 9» IL. HUHICIPAL RBTIRBHBHT $8,205.81 officer of the Huntley Area LBB JBNSBN SALBS CO.,IHC $1,850 00 MCHBNRY CO. HWY. DBPT. $4,833.55 Chamber oi Commoce; chaired a MBTAL COLVBRTS, INC. $1,807 2< R.A. ADAMS BMTBRPRISBS.I $1,715.00 variety of local govemment and SPBCK OIL COMPANX $«,09< .14 TOIRMA $18,210.00 business committees; and joins YAPBLLI/KRCHIIARX OIOIA $1.SOO 00 in school and community sutivities vigorously. Dlaburaaaanta $0.00 To $999.99 Sll—ly $17 9(7.63
Areyouan Total Diaburaamants 324 S91.38 oi^an&tissue Subacribad and awozn to thiia. Ha« ^Davy of. ftjfta)^} • \^^S donor? OFFICIAL SEAL For a free brochure call Traaaurar TRUDY A. JURS 1-800-355-SHARE NOTARY PUBLIC, STATE OF ILUNOIS MY COMMISSION EXPIRES 12-14-09 Published in The Huntley Farmside May 6,1999. Press Publications May 6,1999 The Huntley Farmside Page 15 PUBLIC NOTICE Huntley Women's League Annual Treasurer's Report GRAFTON TOWNSHIP Week of 4-29-99 Fiscal Year Ending March, 1999 Fun Night
SwBury statamant o£ Condition: 1st Gaine-9 Pin No Tap
Fund Daacription Beginning Ending Dollar Percent P. Stohlquist~286 Balance Ravanua Expand! tur« a Balance Change Change C. Buxton-260 L. Schiesher-231 P. Sass-227 TOWN FUND 140,148.74 241,772.90 326,939.90 54,981.74 -85167.00 -60.8% S. Cork-222 SOCIAL SECURITY 12,147.59 22.043.85 17,059.87 17,131.57 4983.98 41.0% INSURANCB FUND C. Bennett-221 18,048.84 17,424.93 12,931.16 22,542.61 4493.77 24.9% L. Schuring-209 TOMN IMRF FUND 4,013.14 22.042.86 23,307.09 2,748.91 -1264.23 -31.5% L. Mallegni-200 C. Mychko-200 Totala 174,358.31 303,284.54 380,238.02 97,404.83 -44.1% D. Ellison-199 J. Grzybowski-198 R. Becker-197 V. Graham-190 Revenue Suoaary: G. Fennessy-187 B. Nerby-187 311 PROPERTY TAX 272,863.92 342 RBPLACBHBNT TAX 18,789.35 2nd Game-Casino 381 INTEREST INCOME 9,392.95 Get a Strike & Spin the Big 385 BLBCTION REIMBURSEHBNT 150.00 Prize Wheel 389 HISCBLLANBOUS INCOME 2,088.32 L. Schiesher-194 399 ** Title Not Found *• 0.00 J. ZiUer-187 J. Grzybowski-178 Total Revenue 303,284.54 J. Zielinski-177 S. Cork-170 P. Sass-170 L. Smith-167 Compeneation Suamary: P. Wilde-163 C.Jaroch-163 $0.00 To $14,999.99 L. Mallegni-162 DAN M. DARST RICHARD HANSEN G. Fennessy-162 TRUDY A. JURS THOMAS KOBZA, JR. JULIE M. STAUNBR NBIL BRIC POSMBR 3rd Games - Low Bowl MILDRED M. RUTH JOHN H. VAN HORN (Get the least pins possible DANIEL ZILLER BETTY ZIRK keeping baU on lanes) (First ball goes in gutter- $15,000.00 To $24,999.99 automatic strike) MARK DENNIS POSHER (Second ball goes in gutter- automatic spare) $25,000.00 To $39,999.99 L. Schiesher-41 JOSEPH A. BLISS ROBERT D. HIGHT C. Jaroch-53 CAROL M. OTTLBY 3HBRRI C. PROBHL L. Mallegni-70 L. Mulchahy-71 $40,000.00 To $99,999.99 P. Sass-87 WILLIAM T. OTTLBY, JR. D. Marsh-95 P. Stohiquist-98 Great scores ladies, this was a lot
Total Compenaation 220,003.03 harder than it sounds. Everyone else bowled lOO or above.
Vendor Expenditure Summary: Woodstock Disbursemsnts $1,000.00 To $9,999,999,999.00 Center Grounds AMBRITBCH $1,715.31 APEX II $1,008.95 CARMICHEAL CONSTRUCTION $9,237.00 CARDUNAL OFFICE SUPPLY $4,952.29 to Open CENTRAL MANAOBMBNT SBRVl $27,060.00 COMPUTBR BAY $4,476.94 COMBD $2,277.74 QBSKB & SONS, INC. $4,480.00 Beginning Saturday, May 1, HARRIS BANK HUNTLEY $17,059.37 HARRISON i ASSOCIATES,IN $1,500.00 the grounds of the Woodstock HUNTLBY AUTOMOTIVE RBPAl $1,174.31 IL. MUNICIPAL RBTIRBMBNT $23,307.09 Center will be open for public MORROW BROTHERS FORD, IN $19,506.00 WILLIAM OTTLBY $1,669.05 use on weekends only from Sam - DAVID L. PERRY $1,320.00 SCHOOL DISTRICT 158 $3,600.00 sunset. Public facilities, THOMPSON HEATING $2,825.00 TOIRMA $12,655.00 including restrooms, will not be HALHART STORES, INC. $2,375.53 YAPELLI/KETCHMARK GIOIA $1,500.00 available until the reopening of the Center. District police will
DieburseiDents $0.00 To $999.99 patrol this area as they do all Sximoary $16,646.36 public conservation areas. The Woodstock Center is located at 18410 U.S. Highway 14 (west of Paulsen Road), northwest of Total Disburaementa 160,284.94 Woodstock. Fishing and 0: picnicking will be activities Subscribed and sworn to this i'Day o f ms available at this site. Sate fishing regulations apply and appropriate licenses are required. For more OFFICIAL SEAL information, call the District's ,. TRUDY A. JURS Treasurer main office at (815) 678-4431. ROTARY PUBLIC, STATE OF ILLINOIS MY COMMISSION EXPIRES 12-14^19 Published in The Huntley Farmside May 6,1999.
FV.^-.^l -* *,-••-.•• ( *^• ». ^.isr, Ti^.'Sf, -^ •i,-ir.t<;-«s,-»; v-,v»j j^,»r,,v.,..^f ,-\>.<->-V •., ^v'..•'• i X •-k--if--^ Pageie The Huntley Farmside Press Publications May 6,1999 im 'iTj . .la: Tures Inducted Into Honor Society
Kerstin A. Tures of Huntley Tures with a broad-based was inducted into Alpha Lamdba education teaching them how to liiiii! Todd Richard Wesemann Delta, a national honor society solve in-oblems, speak well and for college freshmen, at write convincingly. Students also Todd Richard Wesemann, infant MacMurray College in receive solid career training in son of Dennis K. and Tammy Jacksonville April 24. their major or pre-professional (Finster) Wesemann of Elbum died She was one of 24 students who field of study. at birth Thursday, April 29, 1999 were invited to join the Kerstin is the daughter of Terri at Delnor Community Hospital in MacMurray chapter of Alpha Collier of Barron, WI and Jeff Geneva. Lambda Delta this spring. They Tures of Huntley. She is a 1998 Surviving are his loving parents, were chosen on the basis of graduate of Marian Central High his proud gran^nrents Herman and having the highest grade-point School. Jeanette Wesemann of Hampshire, averages among first-year Richard and Shirley Finster of students during their first Elkhom, WI, heartbroken aunts semesta at the College. wd uncles Larry (Dale) Wesemann Chapter advisor is Dr. Elizabeth ftieiuls of Danforth, Randy (Janet) Crowley, professor of English. Iiiiii! Wesemann of Huntley, David Ms. Tures is majoring in deaf dpntletftiends (Anne) Wesemann of Genoa, and hard of hearing teacher Roger (Margaret) Wesemann of Kerstin A. Ttires of Huntley education at MacMurray, a 152- drive (Mf. Hampshire, Linda Wesemann of was inducted into the year-old, career-directed liberal Sycamore, Shartni Wesemann of MacMurray national honor arts institution. The College San Diego, CA, Susan Jaycox of society at MacMurray College provides students such as Ms. Q lULOqannMofliaqioHaan Laramie, WY, Julia (Dave) Dufcedak of Kingston, Cal (Grace) Rnster of WL Fred (Sue) Finster PUBLIC NOTICE of WI, and Jason Finster of Annual Treasurer's Report GRAFTON TOWNSHIP Elkhom, WI and many cousins. Fiscal Year Ending March, 1999 "Baby Todd Richard, a miracle in his own rightt o have made it this fat. Though we will not know the Suaaaxy Statement of Condition: joy of seeing you grow up, the Fund Description Beginning Bnding Dollar Percent memory of holding you in our Balance Revenue Bxpenditurea Balance Change Change anas for the brief moments after your birth will be in our hearts fefevCT." 6BNBRAI, ASSISTANCB FOND 97,144.80 35,893.47 10,0(9.77 122,968.50 25823.70 26.6% Private family fiineral services wCTe held on Monday, May 3, at TOtale 97,144.BO 35,893.47 10,069.77 122,968.50 25823.70 2C.(% Ihe Fredrick Funeral Home in Hampshire with the Rev. Edward A. Davis of SL Peters Lutheran Church of North Plato officiating. Revenue Suaawry: Bnrial was in the Hampshire Cento' CemetCTy. 311 PROPBRTV TAX 27,831.31 Memorials in Todd's memory 381 INTBRBST INCOHB 5,497.16 may be directed to the New Life 389 HISCBUANBODS INCOHB 2.5*5.00 Maternity Center of Delnor Community Hospital in Geneva. Total Revenue 35.893.47
PUBLIC NOTICE Following are the dates for the regular monthly meetings of the Gonpeneation Suanazy: Grafton Township Board of Trustees for fiscal year ended March 31, 2000. All meetings are at 7:30PM on the second Thursday of the month at the Total Ooiqwnsation Grafton Township Building, 10109 Vine. Huntley, IL 60142. Vendor Expenditure Suaaaary: April 8,1999 May 13,1999 Disbursements $1,000.00 To $9,999,999,999.00 June 10,1999 July 8,1999 COHBD $1,493.97 SENIOR SBRVICBS $2,616.69 August 12, 1999 September 9,1999 Disbursements $0.00 To $999.99 October 14,1999 Sunmary $5,959.11 Novembea^ll,1999 Decemba'9,1999 January 13,2000 Total Disburaeaente 10,069.77 Februmy 10,2000 March 9.2000 Subscribed and sworn to thias i^Da] Day oOf f flUp^O JMS Dated May 6,1999 /s/Dan Darst, Clerk "^'^' OFFICIAL SEAL \ Grafton Township ^lif'J^i-^'^?7?,OX ijcr^; TRUDY A. JURS TceaeureTce'ac r NOTARY PUBLIC. STATE OF ILUNOIS Published in The Huntley MY COMMISSION EXPIRES 12-14-99 Fannside May 6,1999. Published in The Huntley Farmside May 6,1999. Press Publications May 6,1999 The Huntley Farmside Page 17
Phone (847) 669-5621 Fax (847) 669-5623 Business & REACH HUN-rL.EY, MARENGO AND UNION EVERY THURSDAV HELP WANTED POSITION AVAILABLE GARAGE SALE PUBLIC WORKS TRUCKATtABLER MECHANIC 1312 N. Hale SL, Marengo Professional • Full Time General Utility Must have basic tools. Exp. Thr, Fr, St. 5/6, 7 & 8 8am-4pm worker positions available in the helpful, will train. Call for info Nice Stuff: rustic pine fum., Streets & Underground Utility 815-544-8088 (8am-5pm) home dec & crafts. Pamper Chef, Division of Public Works colic, flamingos, shelving, etc. Guide Department. Duties include general labor activities in Searching for Family maintaining streets, storm HELP WANTED I am searching for any person or drainage system, sanitary SECURITY OFFICER persons related to or knows of the collection system, water PT opening in Marengo family of Otto H. Peck, born distribution system, and Sat. & Sun. 12am-8am 10/4/1893 died 5/18/1933, or buUdings & grounds. Pinkerton, Inc. Clara Roth Goff, bom 5/I6/I902 • Full Time General Utility 815-398-5710 EOE-M/F/D/V died 10/9/1976. Please write to Huntley Collision Center worker positions available in L. M. Babcock, PO Box 1355, ' '"'•es Estimates , jg,^ j^gg^ ^^j^ g, Water Department Division of Beloit, WI 53511 » All Insurance Accepted p Q g^^ ^j^ Public Works Department. • Custom Paint Match Huntley. IL 60142 • Oven Baked Finish Duties include water meter HELP WANTED FOR SALE reading, meter change outs, new PUBLIC WORKS '84 Conestoga 8ft slide-in Uiick "Every Job is a Self-Portrait meter inspections, general Full Time Water Operator camper, fully self contained. of the person who did it!" maintenance of water treatment position available in the Water Queen sleeper & bunk beds, AC, plants. Division of Public Works hydrauUc jacks. Excl. cond. Junior Ranger Youth Sports Prior public works or Department Duties include daily $1,500 obo. 815-568-2639 construction exp. desired. CDL inspection of Well treatment Program ^ Tournannents license/permit required. plants, adjustment of chemical PREMIUM FARM LAND Mechanical abilities a plus. feed rates based on lab analysis, FOR SALE The McHenry County North American Youth Sports Starting salary $12.62 per hour. take monthly I.E.P.A. samples, lOOOi- acres located south of Conservation District offers aimounced today that two of their Resumes/applications must be and general repairs to Well Freeport, west of Rockford families and groups with annual regional toumaments will submitted by May 14 to: equipment. Operator certification ELITE REALTY children, ages 3-10, an be held in the greater Chicagoland Village of Huntley of a Class D license or higher 815-297-1100 or 1-888-781-3548 opportunity to participate in the area. Attn: Darlene Rohlwing required. CDL license/permit Junior Ranger Program. Junior One toumament will be the Human Resources required. Mechanical abilities a SPACE AVAILABLE Rangers is a self-guided outdoor Greater Chicagoland Toumament, 11704 Coral St. plus. Starting salary $13.42 per 1,500 tp 13,300 sq. ft education program coordinated by held June 25-27, 1999 at several Huntley, IL 60142 hour. Resumes/applications must temporary or long term the District. Children receive a gymnasium sites in Streamwood, be submitted by May 14 to: 20 ft clear, sprinklered, fi-ee booklet filled with fun and Hanover Park, Arlington Village of Himtley dock & drive-in-door. Loading & educational activities to do in any Heights, and Itasca. LOSE UP TO 30lbs. Attn: Darlene Rcrfilwing unloading service is available. of the District's conservation The second toumament wiU In 30 DAYS Himian Resources Call Gerry Bemat areas. Once participants complete be the McHenry Area Lose fat without exercising 11704 Coral St. at 847-669-9200, ext. 27 the activities, they receive an Toumament June 18-20, 1999 at Call (630)483-2646 HunUey, IL 60142 official certificate and button. McHenry County Area Schools. FOR RENT Kim Caldwell, Education Both toumaments are open to Wise, lake cottage, sleeps 6, Program Coordinator, comments, teams in the following ten PUBLIC NOTICE 2 bdrm, 1 bth, Ig. screen porch, "It's a great way for families to brackets: 5th-6Ui grade boys; 5Ui- good fishing & swimming spend quality time together 6th grade girls; 7Ui grade boys, STATE OF ILLINOIS 2 1/2hrdrive,$350/wk outdoors. A whole booklet of 7th grade girls; 8Ui grade boys, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 847-669-9440 different activities for different 8U> grade giris; 9Ui-10Ui grade 19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT ages helps keep the fun going all boys, 9th-10th grade girls; llUi- MC HENRY COUNTY -- IN PROBATE summer long." 12Ui grade boys, llUi-12th grade Booklets will be available girls. Grade level is based on the In the Matter of the Estate of ) beginning May 3 at the District's grade a player is eiwoUed in for ) main office (815) 678-4431) of Uie 1998-1999 school year. STEPHEN A. BUZYNSKI ) No. 99PR000108 the Wiedrich Education Center The entry fee for either Deceased ) ASSUMED NAME (815) 678-2219 in Glacial Paric, tournament is $200, and ) NOTICE or the Prairieview Education guarantees each team a minimum Center (815) 479-5779 near of 5 games. CLAIM NOTICE Public Notice is hereby given Oakwood Hills. Booklets may be The entry deadline is June 4, that on April 27, 1999, a picked up from 8am - 4:30pm 1999 for the Chicagoland area certificate was filed in the Office Notice is given of the death of STEPHEN A. BUZYNSKI of Monday - Friday. If staff are not toumament and May 28.1999 for of the County Clerk of McHenry available at the Wiedrich the McHenry toiunament. HUNTLEY, IL. Letters of office were issued on April 16, 1999, to County, Illinois, setting forth the TRUDY L. CLARK, 14202 MARENGO ROAD, HUNTLEY, IL Education Center, please proceed For additional information or names and post-office addresses of to the end of Harts Road to pick- 60142 whose attomey is FRANKS, GERKIN & MC KENNA, 19333 all of the persons owning, an enti-y form, contact NAYS E. GRANT HWY, PO BOX 5, MARENGO, BL 60152. up booklets at Uie main office. toll-free at 1-888-629-2275. conducting and transacting the For large quantities, please call Claims against the estate may be filed within six months from the date business known as CNC of first publicafion. Any claim not filed within six months from the date ahead. For more information, SOLUTIONS, INC. located at please call (815) 678-2219. Biodiversity of first publication or claims not filed within three months from the date 314 Terry Ct.. Woodstock, IL of mailing or delivery of Notice to Creditor, whichever is later, shall be 60098. Program baned. Tour Canada Claims may be filed in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court at Dated April 27,1999 Volo Bog State Natural Area, the McHenry County Govemment Center, 2200 North Seminary /s/ Katherine C. Schultz, Ingleside. will host a program on Avenue, Woodstock, Illinois, 60098, or with the representative, or both. McHenry County College wiU County Clerk. sponsor a trip to Canada, biodiversity on Saturday, May 8, Copies of claims filed with the Clerk must be mailed or delivered to 2-3pm. Illinois Natural History the representative and to his attomey within ten days after it has been including Ottawa, Montreal, Published in The HunUey Quebec, and Toronto June 2-10. Siffvey Ecologist Mike Jeffords filed. Farmside and Marengo ftess The fee is $1,095 per person/dbl.; wiU share some of his wonderful May 6, 13 & 20, 1999. $947 per person/hpl; $1,433 per photographs of the many plants /s/ Vemon W. Kays, Jr. and animals living in Illinois ClCTk of the Circuit Court person/sgl. Contact MCC trip coordinator Gabriele Ertmann at with participants ages 10 to adult For reservations call 815- Published in The HunUey Farmside April 29, May 6 & 13,1999. 815-455-8782 for more information. 344-1294. 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