Inside 35 cents • Fire District minutes • Huntley Expo The Hinitley Farmside Thursday, February,« , on25,1999 tooo A Press Publications newspaper «r serving the Huntlev communitv Volumev^i 38 Issue 46 School Dist. 158 seeks land for third campus Steve Brosinski Press Publications "We want to leave The Huntley School our options open. District 158 board is negoti- ating with a Kane County If we don't get land owner for what could this land tied up pave the way for a third school campus. quickly, then we At the same time, school will have to use officials are hoping a flap raised over the use of the smaller parcels in Redskin nickname is dying the future." Photo by Steve Brosinski down. Superintendent J.R. Carpenters work on the exterior of a home Saturday on Cold Spring Drive in the Sun City housing develop- J.R. Hartley Hartley said the board would Superintendent, ment. The first residents are scheduled to move in April 15. like to secure a third large School Dist. 158 tract before a developer goes after the land and drives up would provide space for the price. The district owns upwards of 5,000 to 6,000 Sun City residents plan 156 acres at the Harmony Road campus and another students and room for a sec- 240 acres along Reed Road. ond or possibly third high school. Even though voters The proposed 140-acre approved a pair of referen- to move in on April 15 site under consideration in dums totaling $18 million in south Huntley is located in November, Hartley said, they Steve Brosinski Kane County and could be should be prepared for anoth- Press Publications "We are looking forward to our large enough to build up to six schools. Hartley said. The er referendum in November The day that has become residents moving in. Last Thursday and purchase of the property 2000. ingrained in every taxpayer's Friday we held a Meet Your Neighbor would be funded through "My prediction is for a mind will forever be remem- developer's fees. referendum every two years. bered in Huntley as the day Sun social for our buyers and about 400 The problem we are running "We want to leave our into is a new law which City became a community. people showed up." options open," Hartiey said. April IS is the day when the "If we don't get this land tied restricts when you can go to first of thousands of people will up quickly, then we will have referendum in November," move into the senior citizen res- Harriet Ford to use smaller parcels in the he said. idential development. Carpenters Director of Del Webb's future. We are looking for The General Assembly who are busy finishing up the public relations land that is not in close prox- passed a law that went into exteriors on many homes will imity to power lines." effect in 1999 that allows soon be underway on the interi- dozers started clearing land for our residents moving in," she Enrollment, which is now school districts to go to refer- ors. the 5,500 home development. said. "Last Thursday and Friday hovering in the low-2000s, is endum in November only Harriett Ford, director of Del Ford said the company will not we held a Meet Your Neighbor expected to climb to 3,000 during even-numbered years. Webb's public relations, said release the actual number of social for our buyers and about students by the 2000-2001 Hartley said construction ref- closings should begin on April homes sold. 400 people showed up." school year. A third campus see Campus—page 2 15, nearly one year after bull- "We are looking forward to see Residents—page 2 Page 2 The Huntley Farmside Press Publications February 25, 1999

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* , , *, •• ,- rom page 1 *':."'.''',• school on Harmony Road. The opituons expressed Hartley said thanks to an in articles and columns erendums are better suited for expected $5.7million state con- November because it provides struction grant, the district will published in this sufficient leeway for schools to be selling a bond for approxi- newspaper are not i be built in the spring construc- mately $12.3 million to build tion season. the two new schools. The total necessarily the opinions Hartley said unless the board cost of the new buildings is of The Huntley Farmside acts on the purchase of a large expected to reach about $10 tract, the district may have to million apiece. newspaper, its publisher rely on neighborhood schools Concerning the Redskin or staff. instead. motto. Hartley said he doesn't "We have an opportunity for want the district's image to suf- a large campus, but it's ultimate- fer because of the school's nick- ly up to the voters. If we wait to name. buy this land, it's going to be "I am sure it will be very, very expensive." Additional copies of this week's resolved," he said. "We have to issue of The Huntley In the meantime, the district be sure we are sensitive. There Farmside is weeks away from holding a will be continued discussion. can be purchased at the following three-part groundbreaking cere- My biggest concern is that it newsstands: mony on April 17. Beginning at Huntley Supermarket, Rt 47 will keep coming up over and in Huntley Center 10 a.m., officials will meet at over again." Union 76 Gas Station, Rt 47 the Reed Road property in Lake While longtime residents can Papa G's Restaurant, Rt 47 in the Hills for the dedication of identify with the Redskin logo, a new elementary school, then Copies are also available at the newer residents may find it Huntley Farmside newspaper travel over to the Harmony offensive. office Road campus to break ground "The motto should be some- 11801 Main Street Huntley for a middle school addition, thing all the people can sup- before finally holding the kick- port," he said. Photo by Steve Brosinski A display of homes at the Sun City sales pavilion shows that a good portion of the available lots for Phase One are gone. The Village Trustees Meeting Agenda Residents - ,„^,...^«.i.r-.j,., , the 18-hole golf course. ^.,^ HuntCetj fn>m page 1 Home prices range from the There will be a meeting of the Country Homes-Tures West mid-$ 140,000s to the $300,000 Property. Since the on-site sales office Board of Trustees of the Village farmsicte range and offer a variety of of Huntley on Thursday February B. Consider - Ordinance #99- opened in January, prospective amenities. Some of the fancier 02-25-04 First Congregation al 25 at 7pm. or soon there after at Jack Cruger home buyers have steadily come Church Sign Variation Request - extras on display inside the the Village Annex Building, Publisfier out to see the model homes. Due basements of two models are a 11221 Dundee Road . The annex Off Premise Signs. C. Consider - Ordinance #99- to the brisk market, Del Webb theater, wine cellar, Jacuzzi and building is handles^ accessible. Pat Kolle 02-25-05 Mark I has an option to purchase about sauna. I. Call to order General Manager II. Consent Agenda Retail Center- Concept Plan 200 acres further west. When finished, company A. Consider - Approval of Review and Subdividion Published every Thursday except Ford said before the end of officials say they will have February 25, 1999 Bill List in Ordinance Variation Request the last Thursday of the year. the year Del Webb expects to invested in excess of $100 mil- the Amount of $62,502.92. (Section 155.031 Sidewalks and Reproduction in whole or in complete the recreation lodge, a lion in their first northem cli- B. Consider - Approval of Driveways, 155.022 - Street part without written permission Improvements and 155-178 - banquet facility, restaurant and mate residential development. Meeting Minutes for September of the publisher, is prohibited. 10,1998 Regular Board Meeting, Concrete Curb and Gutter) October 8, 1998 Regular Board D. Consider Ordinance #99-02- Copyright 1999 by Meeting and January 28, 1999 25-06 NGK International The Hundey Farmside Regular Board Meeting Development Corporation/ 2nd Class Postage paid at C. Consider - Approval Del Hundey Towers- Zoning/Parking Huntiey, IL 60142 Webb Communities of Illinois Variation Request Phase II Site Plan. E. Consider - Ordinance #99- Send address changes to: D. Consider - Approval Kirk 02-95-07 - Petropolus/Thermo The Hundey Farmside Corporation/Wing Pointe Burr Building 11245 Main Street 11801 Main Street Subdivision Request to Release - Special Use Permit Request for P.O. Box 127 Free Antique Huntley Liquor Temporary Erosion Cash Bond in thew Outside Storage of Vehicles Hunfley, IL 60142 in the "M" Manufacturing Appraisals die Amount of $27,678.50. Phone (847) 669-5621 Commission E. Consider - Ordinance #99- Zoning District. 02-25-01 First Congregational F. Consider - Appointment of FAX (847) 669-5623 Hearing Church (Women's Circle) Derek Brettman to the Zoning The Colonial Antiques Mall is Annual Limited Exemption Board of Appeals. proud to announce a Free Request IV. Administrator's Report Appraisal Weekend on Saturday There will be a meeting of the F. Consider - Ordinance # 99- V. Village Attorney's Report Joyce Liput and Sunday, February 27 & 28, Liquor Commission of the 02-25-02 Fu-st Congregational VI. Village Engineers Office Manager featuring nationally renowned Village of Huntley on Thursday, Church (Vacation Bible VII. Departmental Reports buyers and dealers Mike and February 25 at 7pm. The School)annual Limited A. Building Department Margie Hughes Randy Donley of Donley's Wild meeting will be held at the Exemption Request. B. Police Department Circulation Director West Town in Union. Village Annexation at 11221 G. Consider - Ordinance #99- C. Public Works The appraisals will take place Dundee Road, Hundey. The Diane Lynch 02-25-03 Del Webb's Seasonal Department Sales Associate on Saturday & Sunday from annex is handicap accessible. Banner Annual Limited IX. Public Comments 10am until 5pm at the Colonial * Consfder - Approval of Exemption Request X. Old Business Nancy Charbonnier Antiques Mall. It is located just Luigi's Pizza, 11109 Woodstock III. Mayors Report XI. New Business Associate off Route 47 at 890 Lake Avenue Street. Liquor License Request A. Consider - Special Servicf XII. Adjournment - • in Woodstock, (815-334-8960). from Class "B" to Class "A" Area Request from Town and Press Publications February 25,1999 The Huntley Farmside Pages American Knrghts Grafton's Food Spring Fling Breakfast Pantry in March Legion Auxiliary Auction St. Mary Parish In Algonquin, the Knights of to Fight Hunger Contest Dinner Dance Columbus, St. Margaret Mary the Council 11091 will be serving a Campaign The Lake in Hills Safety Town Committee is sponsoring a The 1999 St. Mary Parish Pancake breakfast Sunday, The American Legion February 28, from Sam till noon "Spring Fling Auction for Safety Dinner Dance entitled "Spring Philanthropist Alan Shawn Auxiliary sponsors the Town," on Saturday, March 20. Toward the Millennium" plans in the St Margaret Mary school Feinstein from Cranston Rhode Americanism Essay Contest. basement - McDonnell Hall at The event will be held at the Golf are underway. The dance will be Island pledged again to match all The purpose of the contest is to Club of Illinois, located at 1575 held on Friday, April 23, at die 111 South Hubbard St donations of $25 up to $1 aid the schools in teaching The menu includes 3 egg Edgewood Road, Algonquin from Crowne Plaza Hotel. By now all million made during the month Americanism, Patriotism, and 6pm through 12am and includes a parishioners should have received omelets with your choice of of March to any Food Pantry and/ Good Citizenship. The contest is cheese, ham, onions, live auction, silent auction, their reservation forms in the or non-profit organization. In divided into three classes: 7th & entertainment and dinner. mail. If not, please call Mary mushrooms, and peppers with 1997 Grafton Township Food 8tii Grades, 9Ui & lOtii Grades, hash Brown potatoes for only Advance tickets for the event are Ellen DeRicco at 669-1185 or pantry participated and received and 11th & 12tii Grades. $30.00 per person. pick one up at the church office. $5.50. Eggs cooked to order 18 donations of $25 each. The Theme of the Essay (scrambled, over or sunny side To purchase advance tickets, If you purchase tickets by Xeroxed copies were sent to Mr. Contest, this year, was: "OLD please include an index card with February 28, you will be entered up) and hash brown potatoes with Feinstein and the Food Pantry Glory - OUR SYMBOL OF your choice of 3 bacon strips or 3 name, address, phone number of in a drawing for a free ticket-five received the equal of $450 fiom FREEDOM". all participants along with a names will be drawn on March 1. sausage links for only $ 5.00. the Feinstein Foimdation. We did not have any All you can eat French toast with check in the amount of $30.00 This year the committee plans In 1998, at Mr. Feinstein's participants for the 7th & 8th per person, made payable to, to have more Silent Bid Auction two strips of bacon or two request, a petition drive was Grades or the 9tii & lOdi Grades. sausage links is only $ 3.00 "Village of Lake in tiie Hills." items, include a variety of hot launched asking Congress and The First place winner for 12th including orange jiuce and milk Send payment and registration to. and cold appetizers during the President Clinton to make a Grade is Kevin Samborski of or hot chocolate. There is a Village of Lake in the Hills - social hour, have a live band commitment to ending hunger in Crystal Lake, and the second special price for families of two PoUce Department C/o Safety perform, and possibly hold a die United States over 500 names place winner is Amanda adults and two children 12 years Town Committee, 1115 Crystal 50/50 cash raffle. were on petitions from Grafton Shackelford of Lake in the Hills. old and under of $13.00 per Lake Road, Lake in the Hills, IL Tickets are $50 per person Township. The prize from the Huntley family. 60102. Tickets purchased by (cash bar) of which a portion is In 1999, Mr. Feinstein is Auxiliary is $15.00 for Ffrst mail must be postmarked by The Knights of Columbus are tax deductible, and all proceeds go offering again to match all $25 Place and $10.00 for Second March 5. Tickets purchased after a fraternal organization dedicated to the Saint Mary Church donations to the Food Pantry Place. March 5 or at the door will be to charitable works such as blood Building Fund. Hurry before all during the month of March. If The First Place Essay is sent $40.00 per pCTSon. 300 seats are gone! drives, mentally handicapped interested, please make your on to the American Legion support drives. Scholarship check out to: Grafton Township Auxiliary 11th District, and awards, Paint-a-thon. Seminarian Food Pantry and mail to: Grafton hopefully onto the State Dept of financial support and many other Township Food Pantry; attn. the Ammcan Legion Auxiliary. charities. One hundred percent of Mildred Rudi/Grafton Township We thank Lori Lid and the all funds, net of expenses, are Supervisor; 10109 Vine St, students of Huntiey High School disuibuted to charitable causes. Huntiey, IL 6012. for participating. For more information Call: 847-854-6054. When you have your loan payment automatically deducted from your On A NEW checking account. 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The old adage "ask and you shall receive" applies directiy to the fifth grade students of Huntiey South School, Huntiey, IL.. During their curriculum on the different styles of writing earlier this year the students studied the art of writing persuasive letters and used those skills to sway local Deans Foods Company, which operates a facility near the school. The kids asked Dean's to consult them as "taste-testers" for its Really Cool Flavors ice cream. On Friday, February 19, beginning at 12pm a fifth grade class at Huntley South School was granted their request when Dean's marketing executives traveled to the school to conduct a min-focus group and provide an ice cream party for the Taste testing varieties of ice cream are Alex Walchli, kids to congratulate them on a Ice cream taste tester is a fun job for Huntley fifth Sydney Hartman, Andrew Waters, Melissa Drafall successful lesson. graders Joe Santucci, David Reynolds, Kristen and Brian Helminski. The students, who contended Oakes, Alise Ganousis and Veronica Caudill, while in their letters that they were Ted from Dean Foods supervises the class qualified ice cream "taste-testers," were not only rewarded with an experiment. ice cream party for having written successfully persuasive letters, but they also had the chance to find out how a business really "taste-tests" its consumers. "Dean's recendy received 150 persuasive letters from the fifth graders of Hundey South School. They were so persuasive that wc just couldn't say no," said Ted Wentzel, brand manager for Dean's ice cream. "We feel that in the spirit of hands-on leaming, actually conducting a mini-focus group about Dean's Really Cool Flavors is a great way to tech the kids how we really do "Taste- test" through qualitative research from consumers like themselves." Huntley fifth graders Hannah Sikula, Sarah "For die kids, the fact that we Chapman and Ronald Jackson "Savor the Flavor" are going to forward the letters to during the class ice cream tasting project. the company really added an exciting element to the lesson. The fact that Dean's has actually Huntley fifth grade Ice cream taste testers Jackie responded and the kid's pasuasive Sorenson, Frank Porcaro, Jenny Sass, John Neal writing was successful makes it a and Ashlee Bianchi find their samples "Good to the lesson they won't forget," said last drop". What.'S for Liinch? Carta Larson, the teacher of the Huntiey Soutii fiftii grade class. HUNTLEY NORTH SCHOOL LUNCH MENU The fifdi grade "taste-testers" started by watching several ^ Monday, March 1 commercials for the ice cream 3) Package liked best was Dean Foods Company was NO SCHOOL - PULASKI DAY flavors. They also studied the Scround (part round, part square). founded in 1925 as a small boxes the ice cream comes in, 4) The class chose the following Midwestern dairy with one plant ^ Tuesday, March 2 and finally tasted the ice cream as favorite flavor and texture: in Pecatonica, IL. Today, Dean's French toast sticks, sausage liriks, juice, blueberries, for texture and flavor. The three Moosefracks had die favorite has grown into a major Fortune Sausage/egg/cheese muffin flavors they tasted were: Moose flavor, Double Fudge Plunge had 500 broad-based dairy, pickle and Tracks, Double Fudge Plunge, the favorite texture. specialty foods manufactorer with ^ Wednesday, March 3 and Pecan Caramel Turtie. The 5) Their favorite flavor was more than 11,000 employees and spaghetti & meatballs, tossed s^ad, Italian bread, peaches results from the focus group are Moosetracks. annual sales of over $3 billion. as follows: 6) The most chosen place the Publicity held Dean Foods ^Thursday, March 4 1) What commercial of Dean's fifth graders normally eat ice (NYSE:DF) distributes a full line Really Cool Flavors do you most cream was after dinner and after of dairy products under its various Cheeseburger/bun, French fries, bkd beans, oatmeal cookie remember? Moosetracks was brands from over 38 plants school. ^ Friday, March 5 chosen as the most remembered 7) The occupation" most picked located in 15 states. More commercial. for if Dean's Really Cool Flavors information about Deans Foods Tony's cheese pizza, green beans, pineapple 2) The rank for each package (1 = was an occupation, was astronaut Company can be found on its dislike, 10 = like) was: Square 5, because ice cream is out of this website at www.deanfoods.com. Sponsored by HUNTLEY SUPERMARKET Scround 10, and Convocan 8. wodd! & THE HUNTLEY FARMSIDE

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The Huntley Area library is hours will prove more convenient renewals. The same two-week Automatic Overdrive Transmission, Air Auto OverDrive Transmission, Air for our Sunday patrons. period with no renewal also Conditioning, 4.2L EFI V6 Engine, Dual VInal Conditioning, 3.0L EFI Engine, Cloth Bucket buzzing toward Spring with Bucket Seats, AM/FM Stereo, Dual Air Bags, Seats, Llgiit Group, Front & Rear Carpeted, many new policies and projects. The library now has a Book applies to the computer CD- «700*GVWR, Fixed Side/Rear Cargo Glass, Floor Mats, Tilt Wlieel, Cruise Control, Power Handling Package, Rear Step Bumper. Stk#9asi Windows, Power Door Locks, Deluxe Wlicei Even as the consfruction crew Drop outside the library which ROMS. The library hopes to Covers, AM/FM Stereo, Rear DefrosUr. STK* continues work on the new will be open for all returns keep our newest popular books 90»5 1.9% APR up to 3< montlu library, slated to open this EXCEPT Music CD's and available to more patrons with 2.9% APR up to 4gmanths t.9% APR up to 48 months summer, the ciurent library stays Computer CD-ROMS. There this shortened time. 5.9% APR up to 60 montlu 2.9% APR up to <0 months "new" with events and will no longer be a three-dav *** On Tuesday. March 2nd. Or $500 Rebate OR $500 REBATE enhancements. grace period added on to the in connection with "Read Across Beginning Sunday, March 7th, normal due date because of the America" Dav. the Huntlev Was $21,515 Is$ 16,994 Was $18,585 IS $16,989 the library will be open from Book Drop. Library will have an AMNESTY 12:00 Noon to 4:00pm. (The Since our new book collection DAY. No Fines will be charged current hours- from 1pm to is so popular, we have shortened for overdue materials retumed on 5pm~ will continue for die rest the circulation time for all new TOM of February). Hopefully, die new diat day.*'** HAMPSHIRE ' books to TWO WEEKS widi no est.l-f9-7p.m.SaL9-Spm. 151 N. state, Hampshire. IL 847/683-3-1 OO Setvicc Mf, 7:30 p m. - 5 p.m. Sal S^oon Pages The Huntley Farmside Press Publications February 25, 1999 Huntley Fire Protection Meeting Minutes for January 27, 1999 The Hundey Fire Protection with the family so that they fully considerati(xi. beneficial for him. This would documents and to accept the District meeting was held on understand what the intentions of Chief Veath then introduced be at a cost of $310-$450 for die filings for the Board of Trastees, January 27. Present were: the fire department were. Harriet Ford widi Del Webb, Sun disu-ict and an additional amount Motion was documented by President, Milford Brown; President Brown requested City. She is the Director of for meals, making a total to be Trustee Homuth, seconded by Treasurer, Jeff Homuth; Public Comments, Bob Kunde Public and Community requested in the area of $750. Rresident Brown, roll call vote Secretary, JerryLynn Walker; requested to speak. Mr. Kunde Relations. She wUl be getting No old business was brought taken, all members voting aye. Chief, David Veath; and requested from President Brown togedier with Chief Veadi after forth. Motion to adjourn the regular Attomey, Jim Militello. Absent an explanation regarding the his retum from vacation to assist Motion to go into executive meeting at 8:3()pm by President were: Trustee, Tom Manning; statements made in the paper with the referendum information session for personnel and land Brown, seconded by Secretary and Trustee, Ken Raines. about the referendum and that the both for the newspapers and for acquisition at 7:50pm by Trastee Walker, roll call vote taken, all Motion to open the regular cost estimate would be the residents of the Fire Homuth seconded by President members voting aye, meeting meeting was made by Treasiu-er approximately $1 million dollars Protection District. Brown, roll call vote taken with officially closed at 8:30pm. Homuth, seconded by President to build each station. President Chief's report Chief Veath all members voting aye. /S/ Milford Brown - President Brown, all members voting in Brown responded with the articles reported that calls were down Meeting was reconvened at /S/lerryLynn Walker - Secretary favor of opening the regular in the paper were to advise the 1.8% from last year and he 8:25pm. Attorney Militello meeung at 7:05pm. residents of the disuict that the believed it may have been due to requested that a motion be made These minutes are subject to Motion was made by Trustee $1 milUon dollar figure would be the warmer weather in December. to have District Secretary Kunde board approval at the next regular Homuth to accept die minutes for both for building the stations and Overall there were 19 less calls fill out the necessary election board meeting. the meetings of October 21, for personnel to staff both than the previous year however November 17, and December 16 stations. the dollar lose was greater, in meetings, seconded by President No further public comments 1997 there was a dollar loss of Brown, roll call vote was taken were made. $468,500 versus a dollar loss of all members voting in favor of Chief Veath introduced Don $99,950 in 1998. Training for accepting the minutes as changed. Zielinski who was approaching January was incident command, Motion was made to accept the the board with request for a February was scheduled for BEANIE COLLECTIBLE Special Meeting minutes from variance for the Bowl Hi. Mr, Hazardous Materials and March November 11 and November 23 Zielinski Handed out a letter to was scheduled to be Confined EXTRAVAGANZA by Trustee Homuth, seconded by request approval to start Space rescue done with the Secretary Walker, Roll call vote construction in the basement of assistance of Captain Wilson. Sunday February 28,1999 was taken and all members the Bowl-Hi and to clarify the EMT and Paramedic continuing voting in favcM' and passed. areas that the Fire Marshall Al education reconvened in January 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Motion was made to accept the Wiesneth can and will not have 1999. Holiday Inn - Crystal Lake, Route 31 decisions on. Mr. Zielinski consent agenda items A through The full time list for fire and Three Oaks Road D, by Trustee Homudi, seconded wished to change his request for fighters was compiled and posted by President Brown, roll call vote his permit with the village from January 10, 1999 and will be Adults $3, Preteens $1, age 6 and under free. was taken with all meml)ers a reconstraction permit to allow active until January 10,2001. Approximately 40 vendors will be buying, selling, trading, etc. voting aye, motion passed. him to construct a banquet Kevin Ellison was released by Attorneys Report: facility in the basement of die his doctor and retiuned to active Attomey Militello advised that bowling alley to accommodate an duty on January 16,1999. the necessary referendum papers occupancy of 156, the necessity The 56K line has been installed had been duly filed in both to sprinkle the entire building for the CAD system that is to be Age gracefully. I hear that McHenry and Kane counties. with the area over the lanes being implemented in the county and Comments phrase all the time. People say it The Deed and Tide Insurance exempt and that stairway number the JETS committee will be in an almost reverent way, as if papers on the property on Route two be considered an egress, supplying a new computer and by it's a kind of golden rule of some 47 had been finished and were in without increasing the width of printer, along with lines to the Kathy.,. sort For me, however, it safe keeping at the law offices in the existing stairway in place. It front of the station. It was jwesents several questions. Crystal Lake. was recommended that Mr. discussed that the CAD system is For instance, the first question It is necessary for the trustees Zielinski meet with Rich Piccolo beginning to be installed and diat diat pops into my mind is WHO to file their economic disclosure for his opinion regarding the there was going to be a serious SAYS SO? I guess I've always statements between February 1 above requests. It was further need for the data basing diat wUI Kathy nrchtn had a problem with authority and May 1, 1999. He will have advised to Mr. Zielinski that the be necessary for each department figures. I need to be assured that the appropriate forms at the board was not in the habit of to come on line with the system. whoever is telling me I have to age gracefully is an accredited February 17, 1999 meeting as granting variances but that they Chief Veath advised that there individual. Then maybe, just maybe, I'll consider going the graceful necessary for all trustees. would on special consideration would be at least a year before route. But probably not Discussion from Attorney possibly grant an extension for full implementation of the Next question WHY BOTHER? The way I see it, we're all getting Militello with the trustees that compliance with the existing fire system per the JETS committee. older with every second that passes. Why bother aging gracefully if the renters at the property on codes, allowing time for the Chief Veadi then advised diat we're all going to end up being old anyway? Let's make a pact here and Route 47 had brought in rent in business owner to comply he was to be meeting with Chief now. I'll agree to jusst get old naturally and forget this graceful stuff it the amount of $350 to the without a upfront expense. Walters on January 27 regarding you wdl. There, wasn't that easy? Department office, and that they Usually the extensions that had the construction on Route 47 The next question is for those of you who wouldn't agree to the were under the understanding that been allowed were anywhere from with regards to the tum lanes. aforementioned pact against aging gracefully. HOW exactiy do you do the property would continue to be six months to a year within They were to discuss an opticon it? From what I undCTStand, diere are several choices here. You can eat a rented from month to month. issuance of the building permit system and what was available. healthy diet exercise, and lose weight Oh boy, sounds like fun to me by the village. At this point it The cash was put in to a The Hundey Business Expo is already. Are you sure you want to pursue diis aging gracefully thing? was suggested that Mr. ZieUnski miscellaneous income by February 27 and February 28 at The "get old naturally pact" is still open for new members. get an architect to do the Secretary Kunde with direction Huntiey North School, Fire Okay, here are a few more suggestions for you stubborn types who drawings and outline the from the accountant. Attomey Marshall Weisneth is in charge of are clinging to die graceful myth. Age graceful on the inside, as well as necessary requirements that would Militello was directed to find the the booth. the outside. Improve yoiu" mind, too. Take a yoga class, meditate. Take be needed to bring the building to real estate tax amount from the David Russell and Robert Kunz vitamins to get necessary nutrients, help your energy level, and even previous year so that we can code so that he would have in boost your memory. Getting more sleep will help you look and feel writing what was expected from have completed the EMT-B charge the tenants an amount course and are now state certified better. I don't know about you, but except for Uiat getting more sleep equal to the amount of the tax him. Mr. Zjelinski voiced his idea, that sounds hke a lot of work. opinion that he had numerous and will be entering Firefighter II bill so as not to make a profit class the end of June or Part two of the HOW to age gracefully question is answered from this renral, but instead to problems with the fire department something like this: cosmetic surgery. Take out what you don't want Fire Marshall Wiesneth changing beginning of July. The three just break even and allow the newly hired fire fighters in and put in what you do. It's the American way. famUy that has resided there a his plans at will. Again it was If you insist on still buying into this aging gracefully scam, I have recommended that this would be Firefighter II class will complete place to Uve until a decision was their classes the end of Febmary. one more suggestion for you. It's along the same lines as cosmetic made as to what to do with the bypassed if Mr. Zielinski would surgery, but a much less painful route: age-defying make-up products. go through an appropriate Chief Veath requested house. It was further discussed permission to send Captain My personal recommendation is to buy lots of them— and in industrial the need of getting some type of architect and have all the strength. requirements laid out for him. Ellison to the FDIC in lease signed and that due to the Indianapolis, Indiana from March If we are to use January's weadier to reix-esent die year, we are language barrier we would by Any decision on this variance or (Comments By Kathy will appear once a month, in the last issue of extension was tabled for future 17 through March 20,1999. As needing an interpreter to assist Training officer this would be each month.) Press Publications February 25,1999 The Huntley Farmside Page? Marian Central Spring Folk lAAP Cambridge Homes 200th Sale II Concerts Kickoff Presents Fiddler on the Roof Scholarship Program Barbara Silverman is an Marian Central Catholic High unusually gifted artist, with a School will present the classic by The Illinois Aggregate spicy variety of talents and a Hamick and Bock's Fiddler on tfie Association Producers (lAAP) sparkling stage presence, who is Roof, on March 12, 13, 19 & 20 received a $5,(XX) donation from recognized in folk music circles at 7:30pm in the school Smith Engineering Consultants throughout the Midwest. She auditorium at 1001 McHenry of McHenry, Illinois. This will appear, along with veteran Ave. in Woodstock. Reserved donation is designated for the guitarist and fiddle player, Rick seat tickets are on sale now for creation of an lAAP scholarship Veras, in the first of the Spring $5 for adults and $3 for students program. '99 folk concerts sponsored by and seniors. Call Marian at 815- A qualified engineering or Woodstock Folk Festival on 338-4220 to reserve your seats. geology student, who elects to Saturday, February 27 at 8pm. Set in a small Russian village specialize in the mining filed, The concert is held in the as this century begins, the story may be eligible to receive Corner Room, 303 Hoy, of Tevye, the dairyman (John financial support from the lAAP Woodstock. A $10 donation is Florek), his wife Golde (Kelley under this program. "It is our requested at the door; $5 for Papp) and their five daughters, hope that this scholarship fund students and seniors. To reserve Tzeitel (Alison Mihm), Hodel will help address the shortage of seats call 815-339-4245. (Emilee Lales), Chava (Tiffani qualified people needed for the On Satiu'day, March 20. Kim Rafdahl), Sprhintze (Katie aggregate community," said Bob Robertson combines the Murwin) and Bielke (Kelly Wegener, Senior Vice President authentic traditions of the Celtic Smith) centers on finding of Smith Engineering Special congratulations to Len and Linda Brooker, harp with a dynamic flair for husbands for each girl and Consultants. of Schaumburg, who are the newest homeowner in world rhythms and on-the-edge maintaining family and religious the Southwind community! Last Saturday they improvisation, in the second values in a time of prejudice and contracted, becoming the 200th sale in the concert in the series. Robertson change. Motel the tailor (Michael stretches the boundaries of the Keppen) wants to marry Tzeitel, community! Congratulations again, and welcome harp, pulling from its strings but 'Tevye has already arranged a home to Southwind! Diane, Dana, Jerry and Lisa. hidden treasures. match with a wealdiy butcher, Woodstock's own Amy Beth Lazar Wolf (Thaddeus Callahan). will host a new CD release party To allow Tzeitel to follow her at 8:00pm on Saturday May 15 at heart, instead of the choice of McHenry Savings Bank*s Masdiouse, 528 E. Calhoun St., Yente, the matchmaker (Liz Woodstock. Amy wdl present Jinkins), Tevye arranges one of songs and stories from her new die great moments in theater, die CD, "The Family Waltz" with dream scene, to convince Golde Debit Card selections like Grandfathers to agree to his choice. Perchik Clock, Aunt Sue, Music in My (David Dale), the revolutionary Mother's House, Lida Rose and student, pursues Hodel, and more. Amy is the founder and Fyedka (Gordon Schermer), the artist director of the Woodstock Russian, marries Hodel despite Folk Festival, Inc., the group her fmaUy's objections. In the that sponsors the annual folk midst of all the famUy's turmoil, festival on the Woodstock Square local authorities decide the whole on the diird Sunday in July. community must leave Anatevka. A large group of villagers and Russians complete the cast. Smith Memorable songs include "Tradition", "If I Were A Rich LooUs like a credit card. Engineering Man", "Matchmaker", "Miracle Scholarship of Miracles", and "Sunrise, Works like a check. Sunset." Face it. Showing your ID to write a check is a Stop cluttering your drawer with canceled hassle. Use our DEBIT CARD instead of writing checks. Get a printout at the end of the month The McHenry County checks. Any store that takes Visa takes your showing each transaction — no Check Register Conservation District received a ECC McHeniy Savings Bank DEBIT CARDI to keep currenti $5,999 college scholarship fund (Maybe you've seen the TV commercials with you'll never "run out of checks" again! And...you from Smith Engineering in Photographic Art Bob Dole and others who have to produce their don't have to give up your checkbook. But. once ID to write a check.) You'll NEVER have to show you try McHenry Savings Bank's DEBIT CARD, February 1999. One $500 Exhibit your ID...you'Il never be in a checkout Une going you may never go back to the old way again! scholarship will be available for a The Gallery of Photographic through "the drill" of getting your check OKedl student pursuing a bachelor or Art at Elgin Community College H •» masters degree in a field related to is hosting an Independent Study Swipe it through and sign. You're done! conservation, the remaining Student Exhibit from Feb 18 money will work as an Why even carry a check or checkbook? Just carry your McHenry Savings through March 25. On display Bank DEBIT CARD! To get yours, just call (815) 385-3000. endowment will be color photographs by John Smith, President of Justin Plosila, Elgin, and black- Smith Engineering, presented the and-white photographs by $5,000 check to District Mickey Thompson, Elgin. Executive Director Craig Hubert There will be a reception for "I wanted to give something back the photographers fiY)m 6 to 8pm to the community and help Thursday, Feb 18, in the gallery. students who are pursuing an The public is invited. The education and career in gallery is located in Room 217A Huntley Branch McHenry Since 1977 conservation," said Smidi. of the ECC Visual and Smith Engineering hopes to Performing Arts Center, 1700 Savings award additional scholarship Spartan Drive, Elgin. Route 47 money for this and other Gallery hours are 9am to 4pm Huntley Center programs should it prove to be a Monday through Friday and 7 to Bank (847) 669-3333 success. 9pm Monday through Thursday. More information is available by calling (847) 607-1000, ext. Member FDIC 7405. ,j, _

ad i:k'Ow girii looftfj ^.nirniiif »''^^»' ' b-:)ij>ii y.s.'i „!/(-ji3iX3 j<;i^...i JI ^j;..(j,-6,id lib Ui-ii Pages The Huntley Farmside Press Publications February 25,1999 Tackle The Career Courses Adler Opens Sky Pavilion Car Seat Safety Tower Offered At ECC Program On Friday, January 8, 1999 exhibition galleries. It will re- the Adler Planetarium & open in October 1999, The American Lung Elgin Community College Astronomy Museum unveiled a concluding the Adler's exciting Association is rising to the top offers courses in fitness stunning addition to Chicago's and innovative transformation. The nursing staff of the once again in their 11th annual instraction, aviation, travel agent lakefront - the Sky Pavilion. The Adler Planetarium & Provena Saint Joseph Hospital "Tackle The Tower". The event and flight instrumentation Combining an impressive Astronomy Museum opened in Family Birthplace is working to is a unique race experience that beginning in March. The classes architectural design with a 1930 as the first Planetarium in enhance the safety of newborns supports the fight in lung disease are sponsored by the Center for spectacular view of the Chicago the Westem Hemisphere. Fueling by participating in a car seat and will be held at the Oakbrook Personal and Professional skyline, the Sky Pavilion the imagination of museum safety program. The program, a Terrace Tower on Saturday, Development showcases four new exhibition visitors with all new exhibits, cooperative initiative between March 6 from 8am to 12pm. Fitness Instructor: So You galleries: the world's first state-of-the-art computer Provena Saint Joseph Hospital, In Older to "Tackle The Tower" Want to Be One will address the StarRider™Theater; GalUeo's, die technology in the world's first the Streamwood Police participants must climb 31 subject as a career. This one- Adler's new cafe; and Shooting StarRider™Theater, while Department and the Kane County floors, 62 flights of stairs, & 680 night class provides information Star, the new gift shop. The Sky showcasing the Adler's renowned Safe Kids Chapter, will be held steps. Participants can choose to about the importance of Pavilion's four new galleries collection of historical astronomy on Febraary 27, from 7:30am to master the tower competitively or certification, job opportunities, launch Planetarium visitors on an artifacts, the Adler remains 4:30pm. non-competitively and can sign time commitments, and active exploration of die universe dedicated to its mission to be the The program is designed for up as individuals or teams. educational opportunities. The as they experience exciting new leading center for interpreting the individuals who need additional Prizes will be awarded to the class will meet from 7 to 9pm exhibits. exploration of die universe. information about car seats and their proper usage. It is not a fastest competitive climbers. Wednesday, March 3, at ECC's For more information, call The Ameritech exhibition certification course. Participants David Brown, coordinator of Instruction Center (ICT) 1700' (312) 922-STAR. gallery. The Milky Was Galaxy, will leam to identify types of car the event remarks, "This year's Spartan Drive, Elgin. The cost will acquaint visitors to the "Tackle The Tower" is going to is $25. seat misuse, how to select proper wonders of our own galaxy in an chUd restraint equipment, and be a lot of fun with the events Panel Instrument Rating immersive 3-D computer- we've got planned. I urge Program is an in-depth, seven- Sartell Named to proper placement, as well as animated fly-through. Formadons receive hands on practice at everybody to step up for healthy week program designed to prepare Theater's sophisticated computer U of I Dean's List lungs," Brown also mentions if students for the principles of installing a car safety seat in a animations wdl introduce visitors vehicle. participants register before instrument flight Successful to the birth of the solar system in Febraary 26, they will enjoy a completion qualifies students to Amanda Sartell of Huntiey has The charge for attending is $10 Our Solar System gallery. From been named to die Dean's List at reduced entry fee. However, take the instrament rating written die Night Sky to die Big Bang, and all money raised is donated to competitive participants must exam. Prior aviation experience the University of Illinois at the Kane County Safe Kids located in the Pritzker Urbana-Champaign in the college register by March 3. ,,; is required. The class, taught by Cosmology Gallery, is a part of Chapter for use in training, a certified flight instructor and of Agriculture, Consumer and educational materials and The American Lung the Chicago Millennium Environmental Sciences. The Association in Wheaton services private pilot, will meet from 7 to Celebration. It traces our ever- replacement car seats. 10pm Tuesdays, April 6 through Dean's list .eligibility is limited To register for the program, northeastern Illinois in the fight changing views of the cosmos to the top 20% of a student's to battle lung diseases. This May 18, in die ICT. The fee is and highlights 1,000 years of call Cindy Hartwig at (847)695- $150. coUege class or curriculum. The 3200 ext 5751. organization educates school astronomical discovery. Treasures minimum number of hours of Aviation: So You Want to Fly children on asdima, strengdiens from die Adler's world-renowned course work required is provides an overview of the career lung disease research, fights for collection of, historical determined by each college or opportunities in aviation. Leam the improvement of air quality, astronomical instruments, unit. arid provides smoking prevention what it takes to become a pilot, including the newly restored programs for the community. airline mechanic, air traffic Dearborn Telescope, will be The American Lung Association controller, ground support crew, exhibited in this gallery. and flight attendant. The is the oldest health agency in the Sky Pavilion also houses the A Grandparent's Gift of Life instructor is a certified flight country. world's first StarRider™ Theater, instructor and private pUot with If you're up for the challenge a spectacular interactive virtual the Illinois Aviation Academy. Few gifts last longer or provide the to "Tackle The Tower" call the reality environment. Journey to The;class will by held from 7 to flexibility of a life insurance policy. American Lung Association at Infinity, the first show in the 10pm Monday, April 1, at Jacobs A policy for your grandchild can (630)260-9600. Information can new theater, will propel visitors High School, Randall and provide a head start when they go to also be obtained by visiting the on an exhilarating voyage of Algonquin Roads, Algonquin. American Lung Afsociation's discovery into the infinity of college, provide guaranteed The fee for the class is $29. website at www.lungusa.org space as diey actively participate insurability, or help with a down- /local/special/loc416tower.hlml Travel Agent: So You Want in the journey by operating payment on a home. Please call me or stop by the American Lung to Be One is a one-evening controls located in the armrests of for more i-^*brmation. .__ Association at 1749 S Naperville seminar to introduce and provide their seats. This revolutionary Dave Backhaus Road, Suite 202, Wheaton. an overview of the field of travel. 815-385-7555 projection technology, which •PolicK. iHucd / COUNTRY LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY* The overview is geared to anyone allows for real-time audience EI .;vTJl!DgtOn, JL 4915 W. Hm, McHenry Houis: M-F 8:30-5; Sat. 9-12 considering a career in travel. participation, owes its Aglow Discussions will cover career capabilities to a powerful opportunities, educational computer originally developed for I COI/HrRy CORf|:¥WIES. International 01997,CCSeivto«,IiK:. requirements, time commitments, utilization in aircraft flight INSURANCE GROUP Luncheon and recreation. The class, taught CiiTiUii^LOrs. by a certified travel agent and Aglow Intemational of Crystal certified cruise counselor, will Visitors will experience Lake presents Gayle Schweickert meet from 7 to 9pm Wednesday, Chicago's oldest planetarium, the SERVING YOUR and Debbie Stackhouse in the April 14, at Jacobs High School. Atwood Sphere, through a brief musical drama, "Far Above The fee is $25. "The Sky Tonight" presentation. INVESTMENT NEEDS Rubies" at its monthly luncheon, The newly restored Atwood, beginning at 10:30am on For more information, contact consUiicted in 1913, is 15-feet in stocks • Bonds • Mutual Funds • CDs • IRAs Thursday, March 4, at the Hob the Center for Personal and diameter with 692 holes drilled Options • Insurance ••Annuities Nob Restaurant Rts 14 and 31. Professional Development (847) through its metal surface, Schweickert has performed opera 622-3036. Visa, MasterCard, allowing light to enter and show • Financial Planning "theater in New York City and has Discover, and American Express the positions of the brightest f^ipeared on die 700 Club. are accepted.^ starts in the night sky. Lunch is $8.50. The public is The second phase of the AGEdw(wds&SonsJnc invited. Please call 815-356- Adler's extensive expansion and 9648 by Monday, March 1 for renovation project will begin as •^ INVESTMEmS SINCE im reservations. die Sky Pavilion debuts. In mid- Ser\'ing McHenry Count)' Since 1957 Aglow is an January, the landmark 1930's 120 East Calhoun Street • Woodstock interdenominational Christian Planetarium building closes for 800-323-7048 women's organization with more extensive renovation and the Mon.-Fri. 8 am to 5 pm • Sat. 9 am to Noon dian 2000 ch^Hers nationwide. Mcrato .SIPC installation of entirely new 1994 A. G. EUiiarUs &.Sons. Inc. ii" ..iLtjqq/-, r.! • 1!:;., a -jol Ins^ U...... 01 bsnoq2MU SBW bnc tacd izoq OJ aldfinu /.BV Press Publications February 25, 1999 The Huntley Farmside Page 9 You Are Invited Monthly Beanie The public is invited to take Collectible Show this opportunity to hear and talk with Joan Wester Anderson at the The monthly beanie First Congregational Church at collectible show comes to 1:00pm on Sunday, March 7. Crystal Lake! Yes, on Sunday, Her books wUl also be avaUable. February 28, 1999 a monthly Author and lecturer Joan beanie collectible show will Wester Anderson was bora in commence in the Crystal Lake Evanston, Illinois. She began Holiday Inn, Route 31 and Three her writing career in 1973 with a Oaks Road, from 10am until series of family humor articles 3pm. (Hotel is located eleven for local newspapers and miles north of 1-90 and two miles parenting magazines. She was a soudiofRt 176.) monthly columnist for two Additional monthly dates national magazines during the include March 21, April 25, May 1980's, and has published more 16, and June 27, 1999. than one thousand articles and Approximately forty vendors, at short stories in a variety of each show, will be buying, publications, including Woman's selling, trading, etc., beanies, Day, Modern Bride, Virtue, beanie supplies, beanie Modern Maturity, Chicago publications, and other related Parent and die New York Times items. Syndicate. Admission is $4 adults, $2 Seedlings School Fall Registration Her 13 books include "Where jweteens, age 6 and under free. Max Barron is all fenced Angels Walk, True Stories of Please be sure to attend and in! Huntley Park District's Heavenly Visitors," which was bring a friend. For more Seedlings School's block Erin Byrne looks on as Frank Recchia, Griffin Krewer, on the New York Times best- information, please call the show area is a popular play Sam Vescio and Nicky Busano make rice cake seller list for over a year, has sold promoter's hot line, (847) 974- spot for preschoolers of snowmen. over two million copies and has 0126 (24-hour recorded message), Seedlings Schools registration for fall classes will been translated into fourteen or (847) 361-1737. all ages. languages. Published in Fall, be held ar Deicke Park on March 2 & 3. March 2 1994, were the sequel to registration is for families presently enrolled in "Angels" tities "Where Miracles preschool. New enrollment will be held on March 3. Happen", and for children, "An Times for both days are from Sam - 3pm. For more Angel To Watch Over Me." Bodi HUNTLEY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT books were written in response to information please call the Park District at 669-3180. suggestions from readers. Her RESPONSE GALLS eleventh book, "Where Wonders February 14, 1999• February 20,1999 Prevail," was published in nam Open! November, 1996, and her twelfdi, DATE UME TYPE OF CALL Huntley Foot and Ankle Specialists "Angels We Have Heard ON 2/14/99 16:49 Ambulance Call Dr. Veu Mandelbroyt Dr. John Mazzarella High," in November 1997. Her 2/14/99 19:18 Check Out Fire Hazard Highly Trained - Doard Certified new book, "The Power of 2/15/99 11:16 Ainbulance Call 2/15/99 13:25 Arhbulance Call / with Rescue Rffiliated with 7 Northern iilinois Hospitals Miracles" has just been released 2/15/99 16:06 Ambulance Call (as of October 5). All of the 2/15/99 17:11 Ambulance Call Specializing in: books in the "angel/miracle" 2/16/99 23:25 Ambulance Call Surgical and non-inuasiue coorection of foot and 2/17/99 09:40 Ambulance Call series are published by Ballantine 2/17/99 09:48 Ambulance Call ankle deformities including bunions and hammertoes Books, a division of Random 2/18/99 19:15 Ambulance Call Ulound care of acute and chronic non-healing ulcers House. 2/19/99 19:49 Ambulance Call flggressiue treatment of nail fungus and marts Anderson has appeared on Treatment of uaricose ueins and scars national television programs Chronic pain management including "Good Morning America," "Oprah," "the 700 Located in the Centegra Physicians Office Duilding Club," "NBC Nighfly News widi Huntleg Police Department 11650 Rt. 47 Huntley Illinois 60142 Tom Brokaw" and "Sightings," (815)341-5449 and has taken part in such DailQ Bulletin Major Insurance and Medicare accepted documentaries as "Angels— Beyond die Light"(NBC), "Angel Stories" and "Stories of Miracles" February 16,1999 Officers took a tlieft report at a conslructiop. ."^ite in ihe 9900 biock or (The Leaming Channel). She is Man'inSt. The thett occurred sometime between tlie evening hoMii of Fchn.iar>' 15: ar.d currentiy a story consultant for morning hours of February 16,1999. Tlic victijii states uiiki'.owii persons stole a -4' aluminum step ladder value S45.00, a 6' yellow fihergkiis ladder value 58.'^,00, a !6' the new Pax Network television NOW extension ladder value 120.00, and a wliile Ciist iron sink value S27-J.00. series, "It's A Miracle," seen on Sunday evenings. She has February 16,1999 Carlos M. Rivera, age 24, 504 Dewey, Harvard., !L was charged v\ith lectured in cities across the lailure to reduce speed to avoid an accident, driving an uninsured uiotoi vehicle, driving country, and has been interviewed while license suspended, and obstructing a Police Officer. \Ir. Rivera was unable to post OPEN bond and was transported to McHeiU7 Couut>' Jail. .\ McHenry Coumy court date of on hundreds of radio talk shows. March 4, 1999 was assigned. . Anderson is a graduate of February 19,1999 Theresa A. Moorp, 11613 Woodcreek #B, Huntley, IL was charged Century Dental Northeastern Illinois University with driving while Ucense suspended and driving with an obstructed windshield. Ms. in Chicago, a member of the Moore posted bond and was released with a McHenr\' Coiuity court dale of .A.pril 1, 1999 American Society of Journalists at 9:00 AM. m Kevin Alperstein, D.D.S. \ and Authors, and a former adjunct professor at Harper Junior February 20, 1999 Christopher E. Thomas, age 24, 11513 Douglas #105. Himtley, IL was charged with driving witli a loud muffler, no proof of insjra.noc tuid driving wliiie ^ Ronald Huffman, D.D.S ^' College in Palatine. She and her license revoked. Mr. Thomas posted bond and was released with a McHenry County husband live in suburban court date of March 4,1999. Chicago, and have five grown 10775 N, Route 47 chUdren and Mie grandchild. February' 20.1999 Officers took a criminal damage lo vehicle repon in tlie 11900 block of 4"" St., Huntley. The victiin states someone kicked in ilie doors of his veh.icle cauiini; S50.00 in damage, (this item is a correction. Iliad Ihe Mronf; data) Huntley, IL

February 21,1999 EarlE. Hughes, age45 1010 .N, 23'" Axe. a'i. Melrose Park, IL waj arrested oirTtn outstanding DuPage County w;trrant for Failure to Appear. Mr. Hughes was unable to post bond and was transported to McHenry Couni.v CuiTe,-:lious. 847-669-4771 Page 10 The Huntley Farmside Press Publications February 25,1999 Spring Clean Things To Do Feb. 27 Feb. 28 Mar. 1 Early for This Weekend Woodenbridge Music Folk Music Badger at Home in Illinois "The Women's Christian PresentaticMi Volo Bog State Natural Area, Temperance Union" Rummage Sale The Milk Pail Restaurant & Looking for something to do Ingleside. 2 -3pm. Ages 8 - adult. McHenry Co. Historical Society, Entertainment Complex, 14N630 By Tracey Schwartz this weekend? Throughout the For more information or to make 1999 Lecture Series, 7:30pm. Rt. 25, East Dundee. Warm reservation call (815) 344-1294. CaU (815) 923-2271 for details. The First Congregational paper you will find many other area happenings, here's a few sounds of folk music offered in Church Women's Circle wants the Hunt Room. Admission $7. Feb. 28 Mar. 2 Huntlians to "spring clean" a more area h^penings die week of For more information call (847) Daddy Daughter Date Night Senior Class litde early this year. The group's Feb. 26 - Mar. 4. 742-5040. Spring Hill Mall, Rt. 31 & 72, Spring Hill Mall, Rt. 31 & 72, annual spring rummage sale is West Dundee. 5 - 8pm. West Dundee. 8:30am, Center scheduled for Friday, March 19, Feb. 25 - Mar. 1 Feb. 27 Sponsored by the Dundee from 8am to Spm and Saturday, Chicago's Sports Show Court. Free blood pressure and 3rd Annual Bartiett Lions Club Township Park District. March 20, from 8am to 12pm. McCormick Place, East diabetes check, health talk, Las Vegas Night Scavenger hunt, dinner and dance. They are seeking the Hall/Lakeside Center. Weekdays complimentary refreshments, Bartiett Lions Club, Bartiett For reservations call (847) 428- community's donations of 2-9pm, Saturday 10am-9pm, 10% discount card. Open to all Hills, 800 W. Oneida, Bartiett. 7131. unwanted but stdl usable items Sunday 10am-5pm. Adults 55 yrs. and older. For additional &7.50, children 12 and under For more information caU (847) info caU (847) 428-2200. for the sale in the church's 697-4480. Fellowship Hall. This is a perfect with an adult are free. For more opportunity to clean out those info call (847) 914-0630. closets, cupboards, basements, attics or garages. Feb. 26-27 Women's Circle uses the funds Arsenic and Old Lace raised from the sale to support Elgin Community Theatre, 355 the needs of the church, as well E. Chicago Stteet, Elgin; Fri & as the community charities Sat 8pm, $10-12. Plat-classic including pioneer Center and comedy. (847) 741-0532. McHenry County PADS. Sale leftovers are given to Good Will Feb. 27 and often, the Circle gives other Habitat for Humanity Walk-a- non-profit groups specific items Thon they may need form the sale such Spring Hill Mall, Rts. 72 & 31, as costumes for school plays. West Dundee. 8 - 10am. The group is a non-profit Interested groups may call (847) organization within the First 836-1432. Congregational Church of Huntiey that is committed to Feb. 27 serving God by acts that promote Winter Bird Walk the church and reach out to Volo Bog State Natural Area, people in need in the community. Ingleside. 9am - 12noon. Winter The church is located at the bird watching, please bring corner of Church and Main binoculars and field guides. Ages Streets in Huntley. Donations to 6 to adult. For reservations call the sale will be accepted at the (815) 3M-1294. church after Saturday, March 13. PUBLIC NOTICE STATE OF ILLINOIS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE I9TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT MC HENRY COUNTY - IN PROBATE In the Matter of the Estate of ) ) MARIE E. SCHULZ ) No. 99PR000029 Deceased ) IS THE FOURTH LARGEST CARDIOVASCULAR HOSPITAL IN CHICAGOLAND— CLAIM NOTTCFr SHERMAN HOSPITAL. Notice is given of tiie death of MARIE E. SCHULZ of MARENGO, IL. Letters of office were issued on FEBRUARY 2, 1999, to SUSAN The numbers are in. According to 1997 statistics, Sherman Hospital now E. SEVERTSEN, 6908 S. ROUTE 23, MARENGO, IL 60152 whose ranks 4th among Chicagoland hospitals for patient volume for open-heart attorney is FRANKS, GERKIN & MC KENNA, 19333 E. GRANT surgery and valve replacement. That ranks Sherman above many of the HIGHWAY, P.O. BOX 5, MARENGO, IL 60152. larger university hospitals in Chicago. Claims against the estate may be filed widiin six mondis from the date of first publication. Any claim not filed widiin six mondis from the date To learn more about Sherman Hospital's cardiovascular services ranging of first publication or claims not filed within diree months from the date from preventionto diagnosis, and from treatment to rehabilitation, call us of mailing or delivery of Notice to Creditor, whichever is later, shall be toll-free at baned. Claims may be filed in the office of the Clerk of die Circuit Court at 1-800-397-9000. the McHenry County Government Center, 2200 North Seminary Avenue, Woodstock, Illinois, 60098, or widi die representative, or both. Ifie more you know, rfie better you'll feel. Copies of claims filed widi die Clerk must be mailed or delivered to the representative and to his attomey within ten days after it has been filed. 9®Sherman Hospital an etWate of SheimatHeMi Systems /s/ Vemon W. Kays, Jr. 934 Center Street • Elgin. Illinois 60120-2198 847-742-9800 Cleik of die Circuit Court vvww.shermanhealth.com Published in The Hundey Fannside and Marengo Press February 18,25 & March 4.1999. rd,7 lliAni9flH6aMSyste>» iiiiiiiiiltlilolTI lll|l.llllftlTJWJgilllUlil|IJ|,i LI Press Publications February 25, 1999 The Huntley Farmside Page 11 McCarthy, Eisenmenger Engagement MCHEHRY COUNTY'S BEST KEPT SECRET Kristen Joy McCarthy and Brian Edward Eisenmenger announce their engagement. Announcement has been made President of J.E. McCarthy of the engagement of Kristen Joy Associates in Nordilake. JUST GOT BETTER! McCarthy of Riverside and Brian He is the son of WiUiam and Edward Eisenmenger of Lake In Beverly Eisenmenger of Huntiey. The HUls. 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ZIP PHONE( ) I Mail to: HUNTLEY FARMSIDE, P.O. Box 127, Huntley, IL 60142 I ans. WrMi .1 Press Publications February 25,1999 The Huntley Farmside Page 15 Mr.HFNRY COT JNTY Calendar Rehab Centers MOO Gardenfest Wildflower Look Back 100 Years 13th Annual McHenry County College and Preservation & Once again the McHenry as Hunt, Helm and Ferris, Telethon the Master Gardeners of the Propagation County Historical Society will originally began as a maker of University of Illinois be presenting its award winning labor saving farm devices like the lecture series featuring local Starline Hay Carriers. The "Stars Come Out Cooperative Extension Service On February 27th, the Tonigjit" and on Friday, March 5, will present Gardenfest '99 from histay, histmcal preservation an Finally on April 19th, the Wildflower and Preservation and antiques collecting topic in 4 traveling lecture series ends up, 1999, the sky wUl be aglow with 7:30am to 4pm Saturday, March Propagation Committee will the stars of Telethon '99. 6, in the MCC Conference separate lectures. appropriately enough, at the present the 1999 Natural Held on Monday evenings the Mount Auburn Cemetery Chapel It's the 13th Annual Telethon Center. Landsc^ing Seminar at McHenry for the Adult & Child Rehab Tips on caring for gardens of 1st and 3rd Mondays of March in Harvard for a talk on Antiques County College Conference and Ai^l at 7:30pm, the Sampler of the 1890's by Barbara Krause, Center in Woodstock, also all types will be provided at more Center. It will be sponsored by celebrating 50 years of jHOviding than 20 different workshop Series will highlight subjects ^praiser, dealer and judge. the Wildflower Preservation and relevant at the turn of this services for disabled people in sessions, including Unusual Propagation Committee of the Because of parking and/site McHenry County, and on Friday, Conifers, Rock Gardening, century. As a added interest, each limitations the lecture series will McHenry County Conservation of the 4 lectures will be held in March 5, 1999, from 6pm to Manicured Landscaping with District. The Seminar hours are be limited to 50. The cost for the Midnight, Telethon '99 can be Native Perennials and Gourmet different locations throughout the series is $30.00 or $25.00 for from Sam to 4pm. The theme of county. seen on cable channels Composting Made Simple. the seminar will be Natural members of the Historical The first lecture on the throughout McHenry County. Workshop presenters are Landscaping From the Ground Society. Individual lectures are "Woman's Christian Temperance You can call in your pledges at Master Gardeners and MCC Up. Cost of registration which $10.00 each. Union" will be held at the First (815) 338-1707. Horticulture instructors. Guest includes lunch will be $25.00 (at Pre-registration is required. Methodist Church of Woodstock The show includes the stars of lecturers include Barbara Larson, the door registration: $35.00). Please contact the McHenry on March 1st. The fight for McHenry County. Area horticulture educator for the For your convenience, enter the County Historical Society at prohibition became part of a performers, event sponsors, University of Illinois College parking lot at the traffic (815) 923-2267 for registration series of woman's issues corporate and business sponsors Cooperative Extension Service in light, parking in that area. and/OT additional information. Winnebago and Boone Counties; including the right to vote and as well as patients and therapists The speakers will include Ed Tom Voight, Ph.D., a turf grass the fight for better sanitation here will be on hand to share personal Collins speaking on "Landscape specialist in the Department of on McHenry County as elsewhere experiences and educate the Genealogy - a Cultural History of Natural and Environmental in the country. Sarah Ward, MCC Investment McHenry County residents. the Land"; C. Colston Burrell Sciences at the University of current president of the W.C.T.U. To help promote the biggest speaking ion "Beautiful Gardens - Strategies Class Illinois; Bob Waterman, director along with staff members at the fund raiser of the year, area Beautiful Plants: Natives Do It of Gardens & Grounds at Frances Willard Home and businesses, such as Sam's Club, Again"; Guy Sternberg speaking Investment Strategies Cantigny Gardens in Wheaton; Memorial Library in Evanston Explore Jewel Woodstock, Woodstock on "Sensational Native Trees - an and Justin "Chubb" Harper, will provide the program. through McHenry County Dental Associates, Pierce's Little North American Legacy"; and conifer-horticulture specialist, of On March 15th the 2nd College's Office of Continuing Store, Swiss Maid Bakery, Dave Panetti speaking on Moline. program features a look back at and Professional Education. This Smith's Children's Shop, House "Creating a Backyard Habitat for the Spanish-American War of two-part workshop will provide of Hair, Knuth's, Vaughan's, Several exhibitors, including WUdUfe". in-depth information on various the Boemer Botanical Gardens of 1898. Men from Company G of Woodstock Farm & Lawn, There will be a number of investment strategies. Kim McHenry County Sheriff's Milwaukee, WI; McHenry the National Guard stationed in exhibits from Conservation Woodstock enrolled for service in Holmgren, CFP, and David Department, Dev's House of County College Horticulture Buckley, CPA, will explain a Department; and McHenry organizations and firms dealing April of that year. They sailed for Style, Still on the Hill, The with nature-related items. variety of topics including Roth String Pub, Harvard Vet Clinic, County Defenders will showcase Puerto Rico in July, participated Attendees are encouraged to visit in engagements at Guayama and IRAs, asset allocation, saving Attitudes, D J's Shear Delight, garden-related topics in the taxes, how to receive income Commons area. them before the Seminar, at were ordered home November Fantastic Sam's, First Chicago Lunch, and at breaks. from investments and the right Woodstock & McHenry, The fest is open to the public. 11th. Crystal Lake Spanish- Interested persons should pre- American War historian and time to invest. Class meets Wed, C21/Care McHenry, C21/New A $25 registration fee includes March 3 & 10, 7-9pm, fee $30. Heritage Marengo, Gallant lunch. register for this event before the reenactor Ronald Petersen will seating edacity limit is reached. make his presentation on that For more information call Construction, Town Square For more infonnation, call MCC at 815-455-8559. To Reality, and Wayne's City Lanes, 815-455-8697. . To register, call the McHenry "Splendid Little War" at the County Defenders, (815) 338- V.F.W. Hall in Woodstock. register by touchtone using VISA will be selling stars for Telethon or Mastercard call 815-455-6228 '99. 0393, for an application form or In April on the 5th, Craig Black Holes for more details. Since the or those registering for the first All dollars raised from this Pfannkuche, local historian and time can call the registration Explore Black Holes, The College Conference Center has a member of the McHenry County promotion will be used to Invisible Star through McHenry seating capacity of 350, office at 815-455-8588. provide services at the Adult & Historical Society Board of County College's Office of registration will have to be on a Directors, takes a look at the Child Rehab Center, Woodstock. Continuing and Professional first come, first served basis. "Reach for the Stars" and stop by Technology of 100 Years Ago in Education. Explore one of the this county's most famous 19th a participating business and buy a most exciting and mysterious red star for $1.00 and become a century factory building, Starline phenomena in nature. Listructor of Harvard. Starline, known first "Star for Telethon '99", then on Ralph Carlile will discuss what Friday, March 5, tune in to black holes are and how they are Telethon '99 for an evening of created. He will explain the fun, excitement, and education. evolution of a typical star and what happens to a person as he or U Blood Pressure she gets closer to black holes. 'or,'maiohear Screening The class meets Mon., March 1 & 8, 7-9pm, fee $19. witli an Si Free blood {xessure screenings For more information call Attit will be offered the first Thursday MCC at 815-455-8559. To of every month at Amcore Bank, register by touchtone using VISA Woodstock from 9 - 11am and or Mastercard call 815-455-6228 the fffst Friday of evoy month at or those registering for the first Harris Bank, Woodstock from 9 - time can call the registration Ham. The screenings will be office at 815-455-8588. SHOES and DRY GOODS administoed by the Home Health iiyiH's Since 1922 Nursing dq>artment of the Adult & Child Rehab Center, Woodstock. Stop by the banks 212 S. State Street, Marengo and i g^t ypur blood pressure Page 16 The Huntley Farmside Press Publications February 25, 1999 fA^ENIOR (^^CENE Seniors Citizens March Senior New Unique Award Guide Helps Diners Meeting MCC Class For Class Seniors & Others Choose 'Best of the Best' By Al Jordi AD seniors age 55 and over are (NU) - The woman at the inti- not, and the guide features establish- invited to take advantage of Seniors and others are invited mate, window-side table eyed her ments of all genres. The unifying The regular Jan. meeting of the special services and programs at to Rediscover Black and White husband as he took his first bite of characteristic is superior quality. his cassDulet, rolling his eyes in an Huntley Senior Citizens was the popular monthly "Senior through McHenry County The guide is available through called to order by President Vem College's Office of Continuing exaggerated display of gastronomic DiRoNA, 456 Washington St., Class" at Spring Hill Mall on ecstasy. Monterey, CA 93940, or by calling Heine with 72 members and three March 2 at 8:30am in Center and Professional Education. They had already tasted the fab- (831) 649-6542. Also visit the new members answering role Court. Discover the world of black and ulous crab cakes in beur blanc sauce, DiRoNA Award Web site at call. Ernie Lint and Tim The day begins with aerobics white photography. Students will and every aspect of the entire meal www.DiRoNA.com. Flannigan of the Huntley fire and an informative talk Qn leam the basics of good picture was divine. Together they realized their luck in finding such a perfect department were present to give "What's New in Health Issues" taking and developing a creative blood pressure checks. eye. The class will include two restaurant in a large city. And they sponsored by Dr. Irving Bush of still had the creme brulee and espres- The President thanked the hosts All Care Medical Center located projects and basic hand coloring. so to coma. (NU) - When planning for retirement, for the day and because we had so in Spring Hill Mall. The fee includes a black and The restaurant is Le Central, a keep in mind some new realities: many new members, the duties of white disposable camera and small French restaurant just off Union Americans are living longer, inflation Regular monthly services are: can take a bite out of your savings. being hosts were read. He then free blood pressure check by the processing. Class meets Tues., Square on Bush Street in San Fran- cisco. The couple had never visited Social Security may not be as de- made the following West Dundee Fire Department; March 9-23, l-3pm, fee $73. pendable as you had planned, and announcements: Breakfast will be For more information call San Francisco before, and without and freediabete s check by All Car word of mouth they had been at a loss your expenses may not go down in at Floras next Tue. lunch at the Medical Center. Complimentary MCC at 815-455-8559. To regarding which restaurant to pick for your retirement years. For a firee In- park on Mon. and bingo out at coffee and donuts are available. A register by touchtone using VISA their one-year anniversary dinner. come Planner workbook, call Fideli- Prime Group. He then read a Spring Hill Mall 10% discount or Mastercard call 815-455-6228 In a city with more than 3,000 ty Investments at 1-800-544-4774. letter from the anonymous donor card is given to those 55 years of or those registering for the first restaurants, they knew their chances for the second $1,000.00 age and over, good at time can call the registration of finding a mediocre restaurant donation to our club. office at 815-455-8588. were much greater than those of participating stores. finding exactly what they wanted. The minutes of the Nov. Senior Class is an ongoing But their evening turned out to be a meeting were read and approved program for senior citizens the American Heart success. They had picked up a copy SENIOR on a motion by Ursula Doden, fu-st Tuesday of every month. Month of the DiRoNA Guide, which they CALENDAR 2nd by Shirley Newell. The Since it's inception ten years found to be an invaluable aid in se- treasures report shows a balance ago, thousands of area seniors In recognition of American lecting the finest restaurants. of $2365.76 and Helen Stroner have enjoyed the special attention Heart Month, the McHenry The guide lists 635 restaurants in BREAKFAST BINGO made the motion to approve, 2nd County Department of Health North America, all possessing the Huntley Factory Shops they ihave received; forJ their coveted Distinguished Restaurants % Glenda Schultz, . - unique needs;^ CQIH53SIS>* 4 will conduct a cardiovascular risk ; Food Court Every profile screening on Saturday of North America (DiRoNA) Awatd.-^ 2nd Tuesday 9-10 a.m. '• Hosts for Feb. will be, Betty For more information phone To be eligible for the award, a restau- Robinson, Glenda Schultz and 847-428-2200. morning, February 27. The rant must have been under the same CaU 669-9100 for info Ella Mae Gshewender. screening will include a fasting ownership for three years. Betty Watry won the ham blood test for total cholesterol, Specially trained, anonymous in- Senior Social Lunchecxi drawing. Agency on Aging HDL cholesterol, triglycerides, spectors evaluate candidates on a 75- Huntley Park District Activity Director, Alice Jordi, Seeks Couricil and blood glucose. A blood point basis, examining everything 2nd Monday Noon to 3 pressure check will also be from how chefs adapt to special re- CaU 669-3180 for info announced a motorcoach trip to quests, to the legibility of the bill. (llihtort, Iowa with lunch on the Volunteers i dfered. Fifty-six restaurants received the boat on April 28th with a cost of Instruction on a heart healthy award in 1998, and all recipients are Senior Citizens Club meets $10.00. May 10-14 has been The Northeastern Illinois Area diet and healthy behaviors will be inspected every three years. Some Noon at 1st Congregational selected for a 4-day motorcoach Agency on Aging is seeking two {HDvided. This is an opportunity even lose their awaiids if they fail the Chuich every 4th Thursday trip to Frankenmuth, Mi, McHenry County residents to to recognize Heart Health Month, independent, anonymous inspection. to take care of yourself and All DiRoNA award recipients are Shipawannee and Nappanee, Ind. represent McHenry County as listed in a pocket guide. The presti- The McHenry County Chapter And we are waiting for the volunteers on its Advisory practice positive heart health gious award has been bestowed upon of AARP meets the 2nd Thursday finalization of the plans. The 5th Council. Both positions are to behaviors. Leam your personal restaurants in more cities — 264 — at 1:30 p.m. at the Fountains of ^ade breakfast was mentioned at fill the remainder of unexpired risks and what modifications you than any other. Some featured restau- Crystal Lake , on Route 31,1 this time and again the plans are three year terms; one is for one can make to improve your rants are well-known while others are mile North of Rte. 176. incomplete but it will be held year and the other fOT two years, cardiovascular health. two diays and we do need the primary qualifications Appointments are required. The volunteers. required for these volunteer fee for this comprehensive ' Happy Birthday was sung to all positions are a sincere interest in screening is $25.00. t. MANNING CONCRETE those celebrating Birthdays in benefiting senior citizens and a The screening will be FLAT WORK, FOUNDATIONS, Dec and Jan. Each received a desire to make the public aware conducted at McHenry County niuffin with a lighted candle. pf the services available to older Department of Health, 2200 N, COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL i Harold Lake and Elmer Lange persons. Volunteers aged 60 and Seminary in Woodstock. To did a beautiful job of over are particularly encouraged schedule an appointment for the enteritaining. We hope to have to apply. Interested persons screening, please call (815)334- 11481 ALLISON CT., HUNTLEY thfcm back soon.. should contact Dawn Chapman at 4510. There being no further the Agency by March 5 at PO ^^ business, the meeting was Box 809, Kankakee, IL 60901; or [Tom Manning (847)669-57501 adjourned on a motion by George phone 815-939-0727 or 800-528- Lesch, 2nd by John Siebrendt. 2000. Other information about the agency and other topics of interest to the elderly and links to (Nli) - A Cocii-Cola clock that cost' other resources are available at ^^ fix. pnes Agency "Complete Insurance Services" $2i.75 in the 1890s might sell for the agency's web site: A rose is a rose is a rose— $5,006 today. If you have questions www.agegui^.org. ..^ ,,,, about your Coca-Cola coUectibtes, except when it's a one-plant w^ite to: "The Collectors Corner," arbor. A Lady Banl• 491 D. Ellison 514 D. Johnson 487 Public Notice N. KUroy 505 P. Stohlquist 486 L. Schiesher 504 BEFORE THE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS High Team Games OF THE VILLAGE OF HUNTLEY J. Zielinski 503 Huntley Firefighters 952 G. Fennessy 498 Bakley Construction 911 -947 IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF C. Buxton 493 Huntley Banking Center 910 HUNTLEY DEVELOPMENT LIMITED PARTNERSHIP J. Grzybowski 488 FOR VARIATION FROM THE PLANNED DEVELOPMENT S. Coric rn,== -.0 v«; 482 High Team Series , M,.., DISTRICT ORDINANCE NO. 92-07-13, SECTION 2A3c High Team Gannes Bakley Construction 2715 Hot Rod Pro Shop 2667 Bakley Construction 965-991 LEGAL NOTICE Schiesher Trucking 948 Huntley Banking Center 2613 Hot Rods Lounge 930-909-928 Notice is hereby given in compliance with the Zoning Ordinance of PUBLIC NOTICE the VUlage of Huntiey, Illinois, that a public hearing wiU be held befwe High Team Series STATE OF ILLINOIS tiie Zoning Board of Appeals of the Village of HunUey upon the Hot Rod Lounge 2767 appUcation of Hundey Development Limited Parmership relating to the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Bakley Constmction 2757 foUowing described real estate: 19TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Schiesher Tmcking 2621 MC HENRY COUNTY - IN PROBATE Lot 1 & 2 in Huntiey AutomaU being a resubdivision of part In the Matter of the Estate of ) of sections 9 and 16, township 42 north, range 7 east of the USEAUIHfRESnUINr ) third principal meridian, according *" f*"^ "'i** tlvnfvif rprnrdp/i JOHN C. STARR ) No. 99PR000028 July 1.1998 as documoit number LlvinO WatefS WilHYOUiKIDS. of Hundey, Kane County, Illinois, cuiiiuiuiu|«aiuwii a» uu^ The back seat ^ the safest place for all children Deceased ) 12 and under to ride. Prefect our younger passengers. ) Huntiey Automall. Put Ihem in the back and reiiieniber to buckle Up on every ^p This implication is filed for the purpose of requesting the foUowing YOU COUD t£ARN A LOT HUM A DUMMY: • CLAIM NOTICE BUt^YOURSAFEIYBBI variations from the requirements of Section 2A3c of the Hunfley for mote inlofmation. Development Limited Partnership Planned Development District call SQ0-42im93. 0^ Notice is given of the death of JOHN C. STARR of MARENGO, EL. Ordinance No. 92-07-13.

U.S. Dvpaitmant of Tranaportabon Letters of office were issued on FEBRUARY 2, 1999, to JUDITH E. STARR, 821 DIANE COURT, MARENGO, IL 60152 whose attomey C-1. Lot area ftom minimum 15 acres to 3.31 acres. is FRANKS, GERKIN & MC KENNA, 19333 E. GRANT C-2. Lot widtii from minimum 600 feet to 461.81 feet. Public Notice HIGHWAY, P.O. BOX 5, MARENGO, JL 60152. C-4. Building setback^^ar from 30 feet minimum to 0 feet Claims against the estate may be filed within six months from the date BuikUng to Building setback from 35 feet minimum to 0 feet of first publication. Any claim not filed within six months from the date The Rules and regulations of C-5. Paridng setback/front ftom 30 feet to 10 feet of first publication or claims not filed within three months from the date Paricing setback/rear from 10 feet to 0 feet. the Village of Huntley Board of of mailing or delivery of Notice to Creditor, whichever is later, shall be Police Commissioners were barred. amended on February 16, 1999. A Zoning Board of Appeals meeting on this request Claims may be filed in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court at All amendments are effective as will be held at 7:00 p.m. on March 17, 1999 at the the McHenry County Government Center, 2200 North Seminary of March 2, 1999. Copies of the Huntley Annex building, 11221 Dundee Rd. Avenue, Woodstock, Illinois, 60098, or with the representative, or both. amended rules and regulations are available at the Huntley Police Copies of claims filed with the Clerk must be mailed or delivered to A Public Hearing before the Zoning Board of Aiq)eals on tiie said Department, 11221 Dundee Rd., the represCTtative and to his attomey within ten days after it has been aj^ication wUl be held at 7:00 PM on March 17, 1999 at tiie Hundey Huntley, IL Monday dirough filed. Annex building, 11221 Dundee Road, at which time and place any Friday between the hours of p^^on determining to be heard may be present 8:00AM and 8:00PM. /s/ Vemon W. Kays, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court /s/ Jack Tures, Chairman, Zcming Board of Appeals Published in The Huntley Farmside February 25,1999. PubUshed in The Huntley Fannside and Marengo Press February 18,25 Published in TTie Huntiey Farmsitte February 25,1999. & March 4.1999.

yTlS'8 _ "HOTUJ M5St fi! bfieWooS STIO'I? sfflEO •".•?^».^v^'=^r^»~ Page 18 The Huntley Farmside Press Publications February 25, 1999 Births Living Waters Lock-in Oassifieds realty sdll! Shane Alan Sorum Austin Thomas Salvato The Living Waters Lutheran Deb Lueth, formerly of Chris and Tonya Salvato of Church will sponsor a Junior Huntley, and Alan Sorum of Woodstock are proud to announce High Lock-In (6th-8th grades) Lanesboro, MN, are the proud the birtii of their son, Austin March 19-20. The evening begins Public Notice parents of Shane Alan Sorum, Thomas, on January 25, 1999 at at 7pm at the home of Pastor bom February 11,1999 weighing Northem Illinois Medical Center Michael and Tammy Thomas. BEFORE THE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS 71bs 7oz, and 20 inches long. in McHenry weighing 71bs 2oz, Team building, group games, OF THE VILLAGE OF HUNTLEY Maternal grandparents are 19 1/2 inches long. He was movies, pizza and lots of fun are Frank and Barb Luetii of Huntiey. welcomed by sisters Joanna, 5 scheduled for this fun "stay-up- IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF ) Patemal grandparents are Orval and Abigail, 3. all-night" event. Parents are The ViUage of Huntiey ) and Dorothy Soram of Winona, Maternal grandparents are requested to pick up their For a Text Amendment to the ) MN. Great grandmotiier is Helen Thomas and Judith Clouse of "campers" at 9am Saturday Village of Huntiey Zoning Ordinance ) Luetii of Sun City, AZ. Woodstock. morning. For more information Section 156.027-Planned Development District, ) Shane is a fifth generation contact Pastor Thomas at 815- Corporate Office DisOict "O" ) Somm in the Lanesboro area. 455-2424. LEGAL NOTICE

Notice is hereby given in compliance with the Zoning Ordinance of Public Notice the Village of Huntley, Illinois, that a public hearing will be held before the Zoning Board of Appeals of the Village of Huntiey upon the STATE OF ILLINOIS application of The Village of Huntley relating to the following )SS COUNTY OF MCHENRY This application is filed for the purpose of amending the Village of Huntiey Zoning Ordinance Section 156.027 to allow age restricted BEFORE THE CORPORATE AUTHORITIES OF THE VILLAGE OF HUNTLEY congregate living, assisted living, long term care facilities and/or nursing homes as special uses in the Planned Development District, IN THE MATTER OF GERALD ) Corporate Office District "O". J. BERNAT FOR AN AMENDMENT ) OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF ) A Public Hearing before the Zoning Board of Appeals on the said THE VILLAGE OF HUNTLEY ) appUcation will be held at 7:00 PM on Wednesday, March 17, 1999 at the Huntiey Annex building, 11221 Dundee Road, at which time and NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON APPLICATION FOR SPECIAL USES, A place any person determining to be heard may be present. PRELIMINARY AND FINAL P.U.D. TO PERMIT SELF STORAGE FACILITIES IN "M" MANUFACTURING ZONING CLASSIFICATION, ZONING BOARD OF /s/ Jack Tures, Chairman, Zoning Board of Appeals APPEALS, VILLAGE OF HUNTLEY, MCHENRY AND KANE COUNTY, ILLINOIS

Published in The Huntiey Farmside February 25,1999. Notice is hereby given in compliance with the VUlage of Huntiey Zoning Ordinance that a public hearing wiU be held before the Zoning Board of Appeals in connection with applications for Amendments of the Zoning Ordinance pursuant to the Village of Huntiey's Zoning Ordinance, which would result in granting a Preliminary and Final Planned Unit Development (P.U.D.) with special uses to permit self Public Notice storage faculties and outside storage for die self storage buildings on the East 4 acres more or less of the subject property under die ViUage's "M" Manufacturing Zoning classification on the real estate described BEFORE THE VILLAGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES as follows: OF THE VILLAGE OF HUNTLEY That part of the Northeast 1/4 of Section 4 and of the Northwest 1/4 of Section 3, Township IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF 42 North, Range 7 East of the Third Principal Meridian, described as follows: Beginning at HUNTLEY DEVELOPMENT LIMITED PARTNERSHH' the point of intersecticm of the Northeasterly Une of the right of Way of the Belvidere Electric FOR A TEXT AMENDMENT TO THE ANNEXATION Company (abandoned) and the North Une of the Northwest 1/4 of Section 3, aforesaid; thence AGREEMENT, PLANNED DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT West along the Nortli line of the Northwest 1/4 of Section 3 and the North line of the ORDINANCE NO. 92-07-13, SECTION 2B, CORPORATE Northeast 1/4 of Section 4, aforesaid, a distance of 580.0 feet; thence South at right angles OFFICE DISTRICT "O" thereto 463.33 feet to the center line of gravel roadway; tiience North 84 degrees 27 minutes 40 seconds East along said center line 681.96 feet to an angle point; thence South 64 degrees LEGAL NOTICE '! 30 minutes East 367.24 feet to a point in the Northeasterly Une of the abandoned right of way of the Belvidere Electric Company, aforesaid; Thence North 37 degrees 45 minutes West Notice is hereby given in compliance with the Ordinance of the 702.69 feet to the point of beginning; in the Township of Rutiand, Kane County, lUinois. Village of Huntiey, Illinois, that a public hearing will be held before the Village Board of Trustees of the Village of Huntiey upon the Permanent Index Numbers: 02-03-100-009 and 02-04-200-004 appUcation of Huntley Development Limited Partnership relating to an amendment to the text of the Huntley Development Limited Partnership That the subject property contains approximately 7.59 acres more or less, is partiaUy improved with self Annexation Agreement, Planned Development DisUict Ordinance No. storage facilities on the West 3 acres more or less, is vacant on tiie East 4 acres more or less and is located 92-07-13, Section 2B, Corporate Office District "O". on the North side of Kreutzer Road immediately West of the Union Pacific Railroad (Chicago & Northwestem Railroad) right of way in Rutiand Township, Kane County, Huntley, lUinois. This application is filed for the purpose of the following text amendment The subject property is presentiy zoned 'M" Manufacturing Zoning classification, pursuant to the VUlage of Huntley Zoning Ordinance. la. Special uses in Corporate Office District Senior Housing - age restricted congregate Uving, assisted Uving, long-term The Petition requests that the Village of Huntiey Zoning Board of Appeals recommend to the ViUage care faciUties, and/or nursing homes. Board of Tmstees tiiat the subject property be granted a Preliminary and Final P.U.D. under the ViUage Zoning Ordinance, thereby permitting self storage faciUties and outside storage on approximately die East A Village Board of Trustees meeting on this request four acres more or less of the subject property. will be held at 7:00 p.m. on March 25, 1999 at the Huntley Annex building, 11221 Dundee Rd. A hearing on tiie Petition will be held on Wednesday, March 17, 1999 at 7:00 p.m. at die Village of HunUey, Village Hall Annex, located at 11221 Dundee Road, Huntiey, McHenry County, IlUnois, at A Public Hearing before the Village Board of Tmstees on the said which time and place any person desiring to be heard may be present. application will be held at 7:00 p.m. on March 25,1999 at the Huntley Annex building, 11221 Dundee Road, at which time and place any Dated diis 25tii of Febmary, 1999. person determining to be heard may be present VILLAGE OF HUNTLEY ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS /s/ James C. Dhamer, President, Village of Hiintley /S/ JACK TURES, CHAIRMAN

Published in The Huntiey Farmside Febmary 25,1999. Published in The Huntiey Farmside February 25,1999.

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Huntley Collision Center IL until March 18. 1999. • Free Estimates j jg,^ \^gst Main St. Firearms, Ammo, Tickets wUl be sold at tiie door • $15.00 nonrefundable on performance nights and are $7 • All Insurance Accepted p Q g^^ ^j^ i Advertisements & related items • Custom Paint Match Huntley. IL 60142 ; 815-923-2080 application fee. general admission and $5 for O students and senicx' citizens. • Oven Baked Finish An equal qiportunity employer • Snowmobile & Trailer Repairs (gQ^ WE PAY YOU Shakespeare is known for having several plots ranning in *Snow Plow Repair & Paint TO LOSE WEIGHT OUTSIDE SALES his plays and Much Ado About 100% Natural Growing manufacturer and Nothing is no exception with 888-373-7527 or distributor of cleaning chemicals two love plots, one farcical 815-455-7339 & maintenance equipment is comic plot and one villainous expanding in the Chicagoland plot, all interweaved. market. Our exclusive products SPACE AVAILABLE The first romantic misadventure HELP WANTED and frequent reorders enable 1,500 tp 13,300 sq. ft centers aroimd beautiful Hero and IMMEDIATE OPENING experienced sales people to temporary or long term brave young soldier, Claudio. average over $68,000 a year. ADVERTISING SALES 20 ft clear, sprinklered, The second revolves around the dock & drive-in-door. Loading & Contact NP. at 847-622-0001 Positions at our Huntley and Batavia offices. We are in need of out- fiery relationship between side advertising sales representatives in Belvidere (including northern unloading service is available. independent Beatrice and sworn HELP WANTED Boone County), Harvard, Batavia and North Aurora. A reliable vehicle CaU Gerry Bemat bachelor Benedick, who are so at 847-669-9200, ext. 27 Packaging Machine Operators busy trying to wound each other is needed. These arc commission positions in well established territories aU shufts in Hampshire $8-10/hr with sharp and poisonous words. with a great company. Full-time and part-time available. Factory experience required. It takes a joyful conspiracy Call Randy to schedule an interview appointment, or fax resume to: HELP WANTED - Retail Call 847-697-4451 for detaUs Greenhouse/FarmMarket between Don Pedro, Claudio, Hero and her father Leonato to PRESS PUBLICATIONS Full & Part-time Positions HELP WANTED open their eyes to their Batavia phone: (630) 879-9463 TOM'S Farm Market Marengo Park District passionate love for each other. Batavia fax: (630) 879-9510 & Greenhouses is locking for talented individuals Beatrice and Benedick are two of Huntley fax: (847) 669-5623 Algonquin Rd, Huntiey to help start new programs. Shakespeare's most famous love 847-669-3421 Looking for people interested in duos. Don John and his teaching art classes, morning henchmen, Borachio and Conrade aerobics classes and swing dance. HELP WANTED who scheme to destroy HCTO and For more information contact the Claudio's wedding provide the Busy Elgin office is seeking to Park District at 815-568-5126 METRO NEWS BUSINESS REVIEW hire customer service reps. Duties vUlainy in the play. v Metro News Is solely responsible for sales, content and collections of the Review Section include answering phones, filing, HELP WANTED The cast of 17 students and area order taking, matching invoices, FULL TIME FARM HELP residents range in age from 17 to mailings and some computer Genl. Maint & Cleanup 70. work. Must be able to work SNELLING Landscaping + For more information on Much comfortable with customers, Marengo/Union Area Ado About Nothing, call Bob suppliers and sales personnel PERSONNEL SERVICES REEL C Farm Riner, MCC tiieati-edirector , at 847-622-0001 or Many business owners are now taking office and computer personnel and light 815-923-4321 (815)455-8746. fax resume 847-622-9199 advantage of the temporary and perma- industrial workers are available. What- nent employment services offered by ever your needs, they will be glad to HELP WANTED SNELLING PERSONNEL SER- assist you with their qualified person- Position Available VICES located at 6222 Northwest nel, allowing you uAtemipted busi- apx. 8hr/wk - flexible Women & Highway in Crystal Lake, phone (815) ness operations. ASSUMED NAME 477-2200. Here you'll fmd a profes- Each applicant is thcwoughly screened, ChUdren's Exchange Depot sional service featuring dependable tem- tested and placed in assignments ac- NOTICE 847-669-2620 Investing Class porary and permanent personnel. cording to previous training and experi- Many businesses experience personnel ence as well as personal capabilities Public Notice is hereby given that ExploreH'omen & Investing problems due to our mobile society and and talents. For complete information on February 16, 1999, a certificate HEARING AID through McHenry County vacationing employees. SNELLING on how yovir business can benefit from was filed in the Office of the BATTERIES College's Office of Continuing PERSONNEL SERVICES can help their services, call SPELLING PER- County Clerk of McHenry County, $2.30 per pkg., sponsored by you maintain stability and quality pro- SONNEL SERVICES at (815) 477- Illinois, setting forth the names land Professional Education. duction in your business. All types of 2200. Hundey Lioness, available at the Concerns women have about and post-office addresses of all of Huntiey Chamber office in lower the persons owning, conducting investing wUl be addressed in this level of Harris Bank, 669-0166. and transacting the business known two-session seminar. Topics will LaLeche/PM - 3rd Mon./mo., as WORKFASTER CO., located at include how to develop an 7pm, call 854-7208 or 658-2258 RECYCLE in C.L. Rt 14 14 W. Pheasant Trail, Lake In The BINGO every Monday evening investment plan, mutual funds LaLeche/AM - 1st Tues./mo., (across firomtheater ) 1st Sat only, Hills, IL 60102. except federal hoUdays sponscwed and much more. Class meets 9:45am,815^55-7834or854-5654 9am-lpm~ in Union 4th Sat only, by the Hundey Lioness Club. No Wed, Mar. 3-17,7-9pm, fee $30. American Legion, 8am-noon-Alg. Dated February 16, 1999 chips, just daubbers! NEW- - No For more information call Huntley Senior Citizens Club 3702 Hwy.l4, C.L. 8am-4:30pm /s/ Kadierine C. Schultz, Smoking room. Join the fun at MCC at 815-455-8559. To County Clerk. meets nooi at 1st Congregational --in Woodstock 1146 McConneU the HunUey Legion. Games register by touchtone using VISA Church every 4th Thursday. begin 6:45pm. Also pull tabs and Rd., W, F., St 8am-lpm & Thr, Published in The Hundey Farmside or Mastercard call 815-455-6228 8am-5pm. Call Defenders 815- refreshments. B-2266, P-1063 or those registering for the first Huntley Kiwanis meets & Marengo Press February 25, look fCT free card ad in Farmside 338-0393 fOT more infromation March 4 & 11, 1999. time can call the registration Thurs. at noon at VUlage Inn office at 815-455-8588. Restaurant Page 20 The Huntley Farmside Press Publications February 25, 1999

Phone (847) 669-5621 BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL GUIDE Fax (847) 669-5623 SERVING HUNTLEY, IVIARENGO AND UNION Serving Our Community for Over 50 Years ^ ^ Hansen TLC Heating and Plumbing Inc. PRESCHOOL & KINDERGARTEN Your LENNOX^ Dealer Register Now TNOEPENDEN^EALfFT 5 847-669-5000 or 815-568-6200 847-669-5781 BAKLEY (5 o. CONSTRUCTION CORP. •* '^ Transmission & Suspension Specialists In Business for over 25 Years "YJhy shouldn't I he able to plead 1-800-5REMKES insanity? I hired to you defend me, We now do driveshafts. V Basements didn't I?!" V Water & Sewer Line INTRODUCTORY OFFER TUNE UP V Installation YOUR HOUSE 5 RemodelUng & Room Additions V Septic Tank Service ^ W per month* Bathrooms, Kitchens, Basements, V Cat & Crane Work Paneling, Crown Moulding, 0) •^ Black Dirt & nil FIRST 3 MONTHS Chair Rail, Decks, Siding Repair Fix Wall or Foundation Cracks V White Limestone Chips CO Includes any of the following equipmenh Over 20 Years Experience PREMIER BUILDERS Call for FREE Estimate • QUAUTY WATER 847-669-9303 Q) CGNDITIGNER 847-988-4505 (847)669-5433 • REVERSE OSMOSIS Qusality, ExceUence & Character KENNETH BAKLEY DRINKING WATER SYSTEM • IRON & SULPHER SPRCE flURILHBLE FILTERING SYSTEM FREE INSTALLATION HUNTLEV TECH CENTER Renf Wirfi Opion lo Purchase 11189 Dundee Road, Huntiey "The vievi's of the speaker do not necessarily • reflect the opinion of this station or anyone in QUALITY WATER Warehousing/Manufacturing in Clean Sprinklered their right mind." I 12000sq.ft. Building CONDITIONING May be subdivided into a 7000sq.ft. and SOOOsq.ft. units Woodstock •815/338-3344 Call Frank Fryer •(Home Owners ONLY) 847-669-8001 FENZEL MOTOR SALES INC. IIUlVrLJEY BELVEDERE by George Crenshaw FLORAL 1997 _^^ , ., ,^ FTVE-STAR 110^ 00& CO 10436 RT.47, Suite #102 SERVICE QUAUTY AWARD tJO^^Z. SHOW HUNTLEY CENTER WINNER Huntley, IL 60142 Q) 206 South Sate Street Hamothin, IL 60140 847-669-0900 (847)683-2424 800-496-0111 (0 With the short series of our all mineral body wrap you can go down one to two sizes in as liule as one to two weeks.

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Phone (847) 669-5621 BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL GUIDE Fax (847) 669-5623 SERVING HUNTLEY, MARENGO AND UNION

Z^ LAW OFFICE OF >/;.' <~'j MICHAEL J. FLECK & ASSOCIATES v\ GENERAL PRACTICE INCLVDINC, FAMILY • DPVORCE • TRAFFIC • CRIMINAL • WILLS • ESTATES • PERSONAL IN.IURV • WORKERS' COMPENSATION • REAL ESTATE • ZONING • ENVIRONMENTAL TRICIA CLANCY - HOPP 847/669-2558 Broker/Owner JRorence_ PERSONAL SFRUCE TO HEIJ' YOU MANAGE YOUR LEGALMATTERS 11006 North Route 47 • Huntley, IL 60142 c 10436 RT. 47 SUITE 103A HUNTLEV 847-669-5400 • Fax: 847-669-5409 II u r s i n (1 h o m e Home 847-669-1560 • Fax: 847-«69-1567 0) Retirement Center RANDY REISER JOHN GOERS Tours Available "l/Wiere craftsmanstiip still matters"

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SS::?:; Huntley^s Hometown Printer*** Business & 847.669.8926 10436 N. ROUTE 47, SUITE 105 American Heart HUNTLEY, ILUNOIS 60142 A.ssociationJ' Personal Printing FAX 847.669.8964 J^mt^ a. ©'Connor 0 Located in the HUNTLEY CENTER Funeral Home next to the Huntley Supermarket P.O. Box 74 OFFICE HOURS: "Printing Mofi W Sam To4pm 11603 E. Main Street If you are what you eat, TvLER Excellence Closed lor Luncti 11 30 to 12 30 Huntley, Illinois 60142 why not cut back on fat? PRESS, INC. Since 1990" i#1l WALTER J. LEUCHT 847-669-5111 Funeral Director 847-683-2711

Throwing Your Money Away ®^ Washington Square Securities, Inc. King Chevrolet " A R^iaStor Coinpxy on Cut-Rate Car Insurance? Mutual Funds Proudly serving ttie Huntley area for over 40 years Fixed & Variable Annuities Don't Trust just anyone to insure your car, see me! Variable Universal Life Insurance 847-669-5155 Retirement Plan Distributions Retirement Plans / IRAs LYNN SEGER, Agent STATE FARM • Lube • Oil • Filter Securities OfferedThroigh 229 S. State SL, PO Box 437 Washington Square Securities, Inc. (A Marengo, comer of Rt. 20 & 23 $21.67 MemberNASD, SIPC (Tall toll free 1-877-568-8066 INSURANCI 20 Washington Avenue South (A SERVICE HOURS: Mon-Fri 7:30am-5pm Minneapolis, MN 55401 Serving tlie Marengo/Huntley Area Since 1984 SALES HOURS: Mon-Thrs 9-9, Fri 9-8, Sat 9-5 (612)372-5507 Need a PeduUnMcuM.? Call Huntley^s oivn... laefloia KiNGA ELIZABETH JOKAY, MD "-'Mi -• I-' '- AND John P. Garven, CLU, RHU Flowers For All Occasions Registered Representative JOANNE KNAPIK, MD PO Box 8 Your Hometown 56^-656f Huntley, IL 60142-0008 Florist 505 W. GRANT HWY. Voice: (847)669-4800 847-669-3880 ^CENTEGRA MARENGO, IL 60152 0 Lynn L. Klein, G.R.I. Mm EXCEL Coupon Huntley C President TRUCK & DIESEL Monday Night ^moican SERVICE Legion New Heritage II, Inc. BINGO SPECIALISTS IN is better than euer NO CHIPS—only daubbersi 120 W. Oak Knoll Drive (Route 72) Hampshire, Illinois 60140 TRUCK ;^ niFSFI RFPAIR Bring ttus Coupon for a free card any Monday evening Business (847) 683-2000 Through FEBRUARY - NO BINGO Feb. 15 for holiday Fax (847) 683-2013 370 EAST PRARIE NON-SMOKING SECTION ! Residence (847) 683-4026 CRYSTAL LAKE, IL 60014 License '*'-^^' P"fl-tabs. Snacks 815-455-0945 B-2266 (°"® coupon per person per evening) ^ Each OHice Is InaependanOy Owned And Operated tS^ BRUCE MUELLER P-1063 Coupon ^ x.-.,„ J /f Page 22 The Huntley Farmside Press Publications February 25,1999

BRUSH UP YOUR LATIN Huntley Community Church Calendar 1 2 3 4 8 7 8 10 11 12 13 14 n 15 ' 18 17 11 18 ST. MARY CATHOLIC JOY COMMUNITY FIRST CONGREGATIONAL 10911 N. Woodstock, HunUey 9217 So. RL 31 20 21 22 23 11628 Main, Huntley 847/669-3137 Lake in the Hills, IL 60102 24 •25 847/669-3691 Rev. Robert Garrity, Pastor 847-854-5865 ^^^H Reverend Ron Woodruff Rev. Paul & Rev. Karen Stunkel •^^^^^H27 _•28 " 29 30 31

Sun. Masses 8am & 10am 9:30am Sunday Worhsip 32 33 34 9am Sun. Worship Service SaL Mass 5:30pm " 9am Coffee Fellowship Tues. 7pm, Wed., Thrs, Fri. Sam EPWORTH UNITED 38 _3•7 138 39 10:30am Sun. Worship Service HS Youth Group meets 1st & 3rd METHODIST CHURCH 40 •41 _• Wed. Choir 7pm Sundays 6:30-8:30pm at J. Bell's 37W040 Highland Ave. Thurs. 7pm Whitechapel Elgin, IL (Comer of Randall Rd. 43 • " 8:15pm Genesis Bells MORNING STAR MINISTRIES/ & Highland) •|^^^^^H4S 1 47 48 48 WORLD OUTREACH CHURCH 837-931-5400

TRINITY LUTHERAN 41W350 Powers Rd., Huntley Rev. Thomas Potenza SO St 1 S2 -•63 ' 11008 N. Church, Huntley 847/669-9800 M" 55 •57 58 847/669-5780 Rev. Stephen Foster, Sr. Pastor 8:30am & 11am Worship Reverend Charies Kittel 9:45am Sunday School Wed. Choir practice. Nursery 58 L Sun. 10am Worship Service •• 8:00am Sun.Worship Wed. 7:30pm Worship Service available 62 163 9:00am Fellowship Bible-based Singles Ministry 9:15am Family Education Hr. fellowship & weekly activities WESTLAKE COMMUNITY COPLEY NEWS SERVICE 1 11- 10:30am Worship-nursery availabl Monthly Guest Ministers, Special PastOT Joel Popenfoose ACROSS 45 Brumes 12 Shoe shaper Sat. 5:30pm Worship Events & Ministry of the Arts, 847-669-0475 46 Prickly plant 13 Atop Wed. Lenten Service 7pm Youth Ministry, Childrens Student Ministries Pastor 1 Rosebud and. 50 Bring into accord 18 Vase protuberances Church. Quahty Nursery Availabl Jay Howver others 53 Semite 23 Apple or pear, e.g. ST. PETER EVANGELICAL Meets at Harmony Rd.Campus 6 Old Hebrew 54 Free from 25 Time flies: L. LUTHERAN LC-MS LIVING WATERS LUTHERAN measure 55 WhisUe-stop 26 Eager 10 Nimbus 56 In the Lord's year: 28 Evoke chuckles 18N377 Galligan Rd., Dundee Meets at C.L. South High School Sunday Service 10am 14 Giant armadillo L. 29 Cross 847/428-4054 1200 S.McHenry Ave. C. L. Splash Ministry 10am for children 15 Tequila sideliner 59 Small case 30 Key Rev. Allan Buss, Pastor 815-455-2424 of all ages. 16 Arab stiltanate 60 Simon or Diamond 31 Sweetsop Vicar Kyle Castens , . Pastor Michael Thomas Surge-Jr. High Ministry, 17 Prew/ar 61 Swedish 32 Defunct Sunday Worship 8:30 & 10:30am Westlake/Willow Creek Asso. Ch. 19 Lion's share philanthropist 33 Hindu queen 8 & 10:30am Sunday Worship 9:30 Eiducation 20 Winter hazard 62 Music for two 34 English composer 21 Foray 63 Swiss archer 37 "—York": 1941 film Nursery Available at 10:30am CHRIST UNITED METHODIST 22 Portuguese city 64 Overly rotund 38 School groups Sunday School & Adult Bible FOX VALLEY FREE CHURCH Now meeting at 9009 Algonquin 24 Bring back 41 Service- Class at 9:15am Meets at Jacobs High School Rd. Algonquin, IL 26 Stirs organization ffew facility at 18N377 Galligan Algonquin, IL .- i,/ 815/477-0710 27 "Sigma" member Senior Pastor Tom Atchisori;-: P - Pastor David Decker 28 Schubert's "Hail, DOWN ,>v; 42 To what good end: ST. JOHN'S UNITED CHURCH Sunday Service 9:45am ' Mary" 1.. 32 High emotional 1 One ol a flight 44 Food fish OF CHRIST 9:15am Sunday Worship content 2 Spear 46 Folklore creature 17824 Jefferson St. EVANGELICAL FREE 10:30am Sunday School 35 Road marker 3 Major followers 47 Ethnic group Union, IL. 815/923-4203 CHURCH Nursery available 36 Frontier lawman 4 Bambi's mother 48 Queues Rev. Carol Currier-Frighetto 575 East Crystal Lake Avenue 37 Taters 5 In secret: L. 49 Roman civil servant 9:30am Sun. Worship CrystalLake 815-459-1095 HOPE COVENANT CHURCH 39 Beloved of 6 Stan's movie buddy 50 Not up 10:30am Fellowship Pastor Robert O. Page 451 Ackman Rd., Crystal Lake Hercules 7 Temperate 51 Ballerina's mini 40 Ringiike moldings 3 Australian bird 52 Verified Wed. Lenten Service 7pm Sunday Worship 9 & 10:30am (comer of Randall & Ackman) 42 Yields 9 Does over 53 Blue dye Sunday School 10:30am 815/455-6340 43 Day of wrath: L. 10 Wise man: L. 57 Born 3rd thru 12th grades Pastor Rick Hampton 44 Central star 11 Cupid .. 58 Unruly throng

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