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he girls stand tall, heads held high, their arms down at their sides, looking straight ahead, waiting. Then the music starts Tand their feet false off in a whirlwind of tips, steps, trebles and hops. The Maiming girls love Irish Step dancing - and it's a good thing, too, because they are going to be doing it for a long time. "If you ask my kids they wUl tell you that [dance lessons] are required until they are 18, then they can drop it - the same with piano," said their mother, Eileen Manning. "Interest in piano comes and goes, but with the Irish Step, I don't have to cram it down their throats. They really love it." The girls, residents of the unincorporated area between Huntley and Marengo, began lessons at different times. Ann, 11, started tak- ing lessons five years ago; Maggie, 9, and Mary Kate, 8, followed a year later; and Elizabeth, 6, took it up two years ago. Between them, they spend three and a half hours in dance lessons every Sunday afternoon at the Mayer School of Irish Step in Dundee. But their mother said they are dancing constantly. They dance across the kitchen to get a drink, they dance while they wait for their mom to get off the phone, they even teach their friends how to dance during recess. The girls have performed at the Irish Fest in IXmdee, McNaUy's Irish Pub in St. Charles, the Parkside Pub in Huntley, many nursing homes and Spring Hill Mall. They also have taken part ui several impromptu performances. The Mannings attended a performance of the Irish band "GaeHc Storm" at the Paramount Center for the Arts in Aurora. During one song the band asked audience members to dance along. "With all the advanced dancers there, it was Elizabeth (who had taken only a few lessons at that point) who got up and danced. They put a spot hght on her and she did her best," Maiming said. Another time they were at a restaurant and an Irish band was playing. "We were just there to eat in our regular clothes and stuff and there was this song and we got up and danced," Maggie said. The girls have also been to several Fies, or competitions. The dancers are judged on more than just their dance skills. The girls have to have dance costumes, have the right shoes for the dance they are performing and their hair has to be properly curled. Eileen used to put 50 to 60 special curlers in the hair of each of the girls before a performance. They had to sleep in the curlers, and some- times even wear them to school. Ann said all the spiky curlers made them look Mke Lady Liberty. Now the girls have wigs and, a few pokes with a hair pin notwithstanding, they are much happier Mary Kate said she would encourage others to learn Irish dancing. "If s fun and you get to learn lots of stuff and I Uke it when you're up on stage," she said. Maggie thinks "if s cool to do something different from everybody else." Ann said, "Itis a lot of fun, but itis also a big responsibility to learn it, to practice and to get it right." Mary Kate Manning, 8 And, while Elizabeth clearly enjoys dancing, she said 18 seems Uke if s a long way off. Elizabeth Manning, 6 PAGE 2 FARMSIDE-PRESS NEWSPAPERS THURSDAY, NOV. 16,2000

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In the Nov. 2 issue of "The Huntley Firefighters Association. The children and parents of TLC adults and $4 for children, and are p.m. Saturday, Nov. 18 at the Park- Huntley Farmside," in the front Preschool are helping the Huntley available at TLC Preschool at Trinity side Pub, 11721 E. Main St. page story about the Huntley Also, while Fire Marshall Al Firefighters Association raise money Lutheran Church, 11008 Church St.; Fire Department, copy regarding Wiesneth has been fire marshall to purchase a fire safety house to Rosati's Pizza, 10896 N. Route 47; the "mobile smoke room" reads Turkeys, ducks, chickens, geese, for 17 years as stated, he also give children hands-on instruction and Tyler Press Inc., 10436 N. Route as if purchase of this equipment Cornish hens, hams, bacon and on what to do in case of fire. 47. Anyone willing to help with the is being undertaken by the fire served with the fire department steaks will be raffled to raise money The group is hosting a spaghetti fund-raiser should call Diane Olson department. The equipment in other capacities for the years dinner from 5 to 7 p.m. Saturday, at (847) 669-8602. for the fire safety house. There also is actually called a "fire safety prior to that, for a total of 24 Nov. 18 at the Huntley South School will be a silent auction. house," and fund-raising efforts years of service with the Huntley cafeteria. The Huntley Firefighters Associa- For more information, call the fire are being conducted by the Fire Department. Tickets for the dinner cost $6 for tion will host a feather party at 7 department at (847) 669-5066.

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All individuals listed as arrested value all items more than $300. line in the area of 13500 block of 47. place in the 11000 block of Wood- or charged with a crime in this press Route 47. • Nov. 3 - Bobby Hubbs, 32 of creek. Harnish was transported to release are presumed innocent until • Oct. 30 - Burglary from motor Itasca, was arrested on a warrant for the McHenry County jail. proven guilty in a court of law. vehicle occurred 10600 block • Nov. 1 - Two juveniles were violation of an order of protection. Charles Street, flashlight and garage taken into custody and released to Hubbs posted $100 cash and was • Nov 5 - Robert Dost, 32 of • Oct. 30 - Lee Deering, 33 of door opener taken from unlocked their parents for possession of given a court date of Nov. 20 in Elgin, was arrested for driving Huntley, was arrested for driving trunk. tobacco by a minor that occurred in Kane County. while license revoked, operation of while license revoked and domestic the or Timers Park. uninsured motor vehicle and loud battery after an incident that hap- • Oct. 31 - Fortino Ahuati, 20 of • Nov. 4 - Humberto Mejia, 22 of exhaust. Dost posted $100 cash and pened in the 11000 block of Wood- St. Charles, was arrested for driving • Nov. 1 - Criminal defacement Milwaukee, was arrested for driving was released with a court date of 9 creek. Deering was transported to while license suspended, and no occurred in the 11800 block of Pow- while license revoked and loud a.m. Dec. 7 in Woodstock. the McHenry County jail and was front plate. Ahuati posted $100 cash der Park Road. Several juveniles exhaust. Mejia posted $100 cash given a court date at 9 a.m. Dec. 7 in bond and was released with a court spray painting abandon building. bond and was released with a court • Nov. 5 - Sean Howard, 45 of Woodstock. date at 9 a.m. Dec. 7 in Woodstock. Released to parents. date of 9 a. m. Dec. 7 in Woodstock. Chicago, was arrested for domestic battery after an incident at the • Oct. 30 - Burglary from motor • Oct. 31 - Theft 12600 block Oak • Nov. 1 - Theft of mail occurred • Nov. 5 - Jason Harnish, 30 of Huntley Factory Shops Mall. vehicle 11200 block Grove Street. Grove. A windmill valued at $15 in the 12300 block Black Oak Trail. Huntley, was arrested for domestic Howard was taken to the Kane Removed from unlocked vehicle was taken from a front yard. Theft occurred on Saturday, Oct. 21. battery and interference with the County jail and held awaiting bond was a radar detector, speakers, CD • Nov. 1 - Forgery of a check reporting of domestic battery. This call Nov. 6. Howard was given a player, CDs and video game. Total • Oct. 31 - Theft of $24.04 gaso- occurred in the 11500 block of Route occurred after an incident that took Nov. 7 court date in Kane County. PAGE 4 FARMSIDE-PRESS NEWSPAPERS THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 16,2000 H Local news

Liberty Suburban Chicago Directory of Services Huntley Rotary seeks scholarship applicants The Rotary Club of Huntley is attend a three-day RYLA leadership three-day sessions, March 15 to 18 The Rotary Youth Leadership looking for a few young leaders - conference at the Camp Edwards or March 22 to 25. Awards seek to identify and reward The teenagers who are leaving their recreation/conference center in East "This is a wonderful opportunity students who are recognized among mark on their schools and their Troy, Wis. The program will include for our students and it helps culti- their peers as leaders or potential Huntley community. The Huntley Rotary leadership workshops, group dis- vate skills that will serve them well leaders, through their service in chapter will sponsor an all-expense cussions and presentations by throughout their lives," said Assis- youth groups or other organiza- paid scholarship for one high school experts in the field of leadership tant Superintendent Paul Halver- tions. Farmside student to attend a regional leader- skills. son, who represents School District Program outlines and applica- ship conference in March 2001. Training sessions will be led by 158 in the Huntley Rotary Club. tions are available from the Huntley The Rotary Youth Leadership local Rotarians, the Camp.Edwards "This kind of program can give a High School office. Applications Awards is a program of Rotary staff and professionals from the sur- young person a real step up on their must be completed by Jan. 12, 2001 International District 6440, intended rounding community. future." Published weekly by to recognize the superior efforts of Attendees also can enjoy the Any teen who is currently to receive consideration. Press-Republican Newspa- young people who serve their com- recreational and social activities enrolled in high school, who meets Winners will be announced in pers, munities, schools and other organi- offered at this beautiful camp, the RYLA program qualifications mid-February. For more information, contact Huntley High School a division of Liberty zations as youth leaders. which features rustic cabins, a spa- and who receives a recommenda- Students selected by Rotary cious lodge, hiking trails and a large tion from his or her school is invited principal Dave Johnson, or coun- Group Publishing, Clubs throughout the region will lake. Winners will attend one of two to apply for the camp scholarship. selor Lynn Sell at (847) 669-5171. 11717 Main St, Hundey IL 60142 Mall names Halloween winners

Happy Birthday to You! Thousands of area children par- • Cutest in the 13 and up catego- Phone:(847)669-5621 ticipated in Halloween trick or treat ry - Rosanne Daniels as a skunk; November 17 Millie Ruth Fax: (847) 669-5623 activities at Spring Hill Mall Tues- • Scariest in the 5- and 6-year- November 17 Earl Kalsow day Oct. 31. E-mail: huntleyjvaren- olds - Lexi Pietrantonio as Miss November 17 Doug Balousek Costume contest winners from Hawaii. [email protected] November 18 Robert Brannam, Jr. Huntley include: All of the winners received a $20 November 18 Peg L. Schultz • Three- and 4-year-olds - Lani November 19 Harold Borhart Pietrantonio dressed as (character KayBee Toys gift certificate for par- Home delivery: November 19 Lee Anne Koeppler look-a-like) Cruella DeVille; ticipating. (847)669-5621 November 20 Fran Borhart Flea Market Fundraiser a Success To place an ad: November 20 Karlith Gorka November 20 Mandy Thomas (847)669-5621 November 21 Tiffany Moerke The "Barney Manning" Memorial Scholarship Fund Committee would like to thank the following individuals and businesses for their support. November 22 Suizanne Brown November 22 Julia Michelle O'Brien Mr. Bill Smith and all those who donated to buy the TV raffled, Dennis Publisher November 23 Patsy Stohlquist Shamhart, who helped collect donations for the TV that was won by Jan Godber, and the American Legion of Huntley that donated the hall. We Larry Randa November 23 Anna Krum (630)36S^I0 would also like to thank the Huntley Lions Club, Hoppy's Barber Shop, Mark and Cindy McDonald (owners of Parkside Tap), Buzz and Carol General Manager If you wish to have a birthday printed, please .send a note to: Barton (owners of Barton's Heating and Plumbing), and Mr. and Mrs. P^t Kolle (847)669-5621 The Huntley Farmside, Attn: Birthday Editor, Box 127, Huntley, 11 60142 or call (847) 669-5621. Joseph Manning who all gave very genrous donations to our fund. Also, Office Manager Dale Korst for helping so much with ticket sales. We would also like to Joyce Uput (847)669-5621 give special thanks to all those that rented a table and those of you that VP Circulation bought seme real treasures. The Scholarship Committee sincerely hopes Featuring everyone enjoyed themselves! Jo Ann Cycon complete (630) 588-7650 local news /s/ Joseph Soper Classified Ad Director • GOVERNMENT • SCHOOLAND Rita Hendren-Feigl F/tRKDISTRICr vol R COMMIM n NK\VSI>A1»KR • SPORTS I (630)368-8800 • BTJSINESS (•tALESTATC Executive Editor CLASSIFIED Judy Hostert-Cassidy ENTERTAINMENT FEATURES Servin (630)513-5050 Editor Individual Investors Since 1871 Janna Stjames (847)669-5621 stocks Tax-free bonds Office Staff Mutual funds CDs Margie Hughes Diane Mikula Bonds Money maritet funds Marlene Garretson Government securities IRAs Val D'Anna Susan Bohme and much more. Call or stop by today! (847)669-5621 Serving individual investors Delivered every Thursday to from more than 6,500 homes in Marengo, Union offices nationwide. Endcsed b my check to LAerty Subinfaaonn CUcag o Nenspapets I and surrounding areas. for $10.95*. FleBse start my one year subscilfti»Cl1f«i«Dti O • GUARMEED ne Huntley Fanuride. Patrick Ducharm Postmaster: send address 11006 (2nd floor) Rt. 47 changes to II717 Main St, I MAIL Name — I Huntley, IL 60142 Box 127, Huntley IL 60142. Address. 847-669-7049 I DEUVM CHy _St«te_ _Zip_ w%vw.cdward]oncs.com Subscription rates: PuWistwdby... KlOBFhoiiee _ OUxrty »"«-»*"" I $10.95 locally, I ai»t>i

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Mighty fine fall fest (Clockwise from upper left) Brianna Scaccianoce, Heather Lynch and Peter Orlandi- ni take a little time for togetherness during Huntley's Chesak School Fall Festival. Stu- dents from Mrs. Gurtin's third-grade class (from left) Matt Morin, Alex Reyes-Smith and Jamie Lynch model leaf Tshirts made especially for the festival. Rural wranglers (from left) Michael Mellien, Emily Young, Kami Severts and Brent Drevalas stop the party long enough to tip their hats and say "howdy."

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Three members of School District and Keep Out of Jail - All at the an education is the birthright of Ana Maria Castellanos has Superintendent Jerry Hartley. She is 158's Central Office staff have Same Time." Participants learned every citizen," and pledges itself to worked for five years in the School active in conservation and reforesta- returned from a statewide confer- the importance of doing their job preserve that right by providing District 158 Central Administrative tion activities, as well as church and ence of school professionals held in well, of being an example for others, scholarships, professional growth Office; as a Spanish language inter- community service projects in Collinsville, 111. Ana Maria and of having a good time in the opportunities and community ser- preter and administrative assistant. Union, 111., where she resides with Castellanos, Naomi Fettes and process. Other activities included a vice. The group believes exposure to She currently is pursuing a degree her husband, Eugene, and son, Kristina Almaguer attended the First Timer's Orientation and net- other cultures can heighten aware- at McHenry County College. She Anthony. three-day seminar hosted by the working with other office personnel ness of different perspectives and lives in Huntley with her husband, New to the District 158 office, Illinois Association of Educational in the same job category. helps individuals "develop a greater Horacio, and children Susan and Kristina Almaguer has worked for Office Professionals Nov. 3 to 5 at lAEOP is the only state associa- understanding of all mankind." The Michael. A Huntley High School two months as administrative assis- the Collinsville Hohday Inn tion for educational office personnel lAEOP is affiliated with the Pom Squad mom, she is actively tant in the fiscal affairs division. Conference Center. in Illinois. The group provides pro- National Association of Educational involved in sports and exercise Active in her church, she partici- Jim Burgett, superintendent of fessional growth opportunities for Office Professionals and is recog- activities. pates in the "Musik Garden" music Highland Community Schools pre- its members, and works to increase nized by the Illinois Principals' A four-year veteran of District program for young children. sented a special workshop called recognition for administrative staff Association and the Illinois 158, Naomi Fettes serves as admin- Almaguer lives in Huntley with her "19 Ways to Become a Better members as part of the educational Association of School Business istrative assistant for School Board husband, Rene, and sons Joshua and Administrative Assistant, Stay Sane team. The association believes "that Officials. Operations and personal assistant to Kevin.

Pet of the Week Leggee School Place FEATURED FOR ADOPTION AT MCHENRY Your COUNTY ANIMAL CONTROL to welcome Thanks- giving Order "Rusty" is a Chow mixed with possibly new statues I for Fresh Ho-Ka Turkey, Rottweiler and Shar Pei. He is about 2 years Two new kids have arrived at Duck, Capon old and red in color. Rusty was found as a Katherine Legee Elementary stray in early October in the Wonder Lake School, and they're ready to greet area. No one has come looking for him, so he the world. A bronze statue of a pair Choice Center Cut is now available for adoption. If you are CHUCK interested in adopting Rusty, please stop by of eager, happy children will be the shelter and visit with him. For more infor- unveiled at 1 p.m. Friday, Nov. 17 in ROAST mation call McHenry County Animal Control a ceremony at the Legee School at 815-338-7040 or visit our web site at front entrance. COUNTRYSTYLE ht^;//www.petflnder.org. IL. Adoption hours Everyone is invited to attend this SPARE RUMP OR $ 1 99 are 10:30 am to 4:30 am Monday through special presentation. The still- Friday and 9am to 11:30 am on Saturday's at unnamed sculpture, depicting two SIRLOIN TIP X 11608 Banford Rd Woodstock U. RIBS -^ " ROAST school-age children eager to learn, was created especially for the new CHOICE Rolled Rump or Lean-Meaty Leggee School by Barbara SIRLOIN TIP $199 SMOKE HOUSE OR CAJUN This Week's Pet Sponsored by: Alexander Brost, a well-known PORK $ ^ 69 Midwest sculptor She also is the ROAST A lA STEAK ^ Urgent Care grandmother of Leggee student Caelin Niehoff. Tenderloin Monday-P>i(lay Saliirday «S: Sunday Fresh Lean FRESH 80% LEAN Caelin and her cousin served as PORK $t69 I GROUND GROUND 7:00 a.m. - 10:30 p.m. 8:00 a.m. -7:30 p.m. models for the bronze statue, which ROAST A I.B. CHUCK ^1*»,„ BEEF has been installed at the school's ' ^ "• 990LB.I MERCY WOODSTOCK MEDICAL CENTER front entrance where it will greet WAYNE'S We reserve the right to limit quantities ¥ 2000 LAKE AVENUE students and visitors to the build- ^HE COUNTRY STORE HOURS: WOODSTOCK, IL 60098 ing. 114 S, Stale • Marengo Mon.-Tliurs. 8 to 5;30 fim 815-568-7445 Friday 8-6 pin Sat. 8 to 5 pm 815-337-7100 www.meityhealthsystem.org William Leggee will represent his late wife Katherine, a long-time Huntley teacher for whom the (^mrztcHf ^ ^caloK ^or 1^ 'putufie Scucc 1973 school was named, at the ceremony. Local officials, parents and community members are invited to attend We may be nzw to the neighborhood, but the unveiling. "We're so excited," said Principal Chris McDermott. "It's "wz^tEJSXOt ne\ir to Ophthalmology. such a beautiful statue, it's taken such a long time, but it was well Fox Valley Ophthalmology recently opened its fourth location in worth waiting for. And it's especial- the St. Joseph Convenient Gate center in Lake in the Hills and we ly wonderful because the creator is want to be your eye doctor. The eye clinic, voted best of the best in the grandmother of one of our own the Fox Valley 2 years in a row by the readers of Sunday Im^e mag- students." azine, has been serving the eye care needs of the Fox Valley for over The Leggee teachers and staff 25 years. Ophthalmologists and glaucoma specialist; Brian L. invite everyone to join them for this memorable event. For more infor- HefFelfinger, MD, joins eye physicians and surgeons Alan B. Hefner, mation, contact McDermott at (847) MD, Ericj. Quartetti, MD, Terry G. Voirin, MD along with 515-6200. Optometrists Jeffrey A. Smith, OD, and Maria Pica, OD. Now you don't need one \bo\e. Dr. Brian Heffelfinger and Chamber president Bob Scott cut the ribbon to officially open Fox Valley of these to get your Ophthahnology Like m the Hills clinic with the help of Chamber ambassadors, board members and staff. y^ Federal payment. Fox Valley Ophthalmology Call 1-888-382-3311 Complete Eye Exams to leam where you Medical and Surgical Eye Care Lake In The Hills can open an ETA™. Above: Brian L. Heffelfinger, MD. 2250 W. Algonquin Suite 110 and Kerne Hudson. Glaucoma, Diabetes & Retinal Care (Located in Provena St. Joseph Convenient Care Center) Fox Valley Ophthalmology No -ititcfj Cataract Surgery & LASIK patient #71,663 (847)854'-5469 BectatTwnslsrMcount ^«4e % 1^ '?^dU Si9i*t' St. ^4

Editorial Column Gore should thank Chicago for Illinois Lots of Illinois pols and pundits have marveled at Al Gore's big win in Illinois. The Illinois House Republicans even blamed Gore's stunning victo- ry for their failure to regain control of the chamber But I've got news foi you. No matter what the House Republicans say. Gore didn't do too well outside Chicago. The name of the game when you lose is "Cover Your Behind," so the House Republicans can't really be faulted for trying to lay the blame for theii failure to win any more seats on Al Gore. But their spin doesn't ring true. You may recall that the House Republicans drew the legislative district boundaries back in 1991 in order to make sure they won the majority. Since then, the House Republicans have been in the majority precisely one time - after the 1994 national Republican landslide. They don't have a great track record, so it's a good idea to look closely to see if their post-election spin about Al Gore helping Democratic legislative candidates matches up with reality. Start in Lake County, where the Republicans were cremated by two hotly targeted Democrats, Rep. Susan Garrett (D-Lake Forest) and Karen May (D- Highland Park). Bill Clinton defeated Bob Dole in Lake County by 166 votes back in 1996. George W. Bush beat Al Gore in Lake by over 5,000 votes on Tuesday. Gore was apparently no help to either Garrett or May. And then there's McHenry County, the site of the most intensely fought House race in the state between Rep. lack Franks (D-Woodstock) and Tom Salvi (R-Crystal Lake). Bob Dole won McHenry County by 9,900 votes in 1996, yet George W. Bush won it by over 21,000 this time. Gore was no help there, either House Republican Leader Lee Daniels dumped a bunch of money into five south suburban races and was slaughtered in all five. But, depending on the district, Al Gore either barely improved on Bill Clinton's totals or performed slightly worse. Government of the people Leader Daniels poured more than a million dollars into three southern Illinois races this fall and came up short in all three. Back in 1996, Bill Clinton won 14 of Rich the 17 counties that make up all or part of those three Miller still works for the people House districts. This year, Al Gore won only 5 of : those 17 counties and George W. Bush did better than Bob Dole in every single one of them. tered voters across McHertry and other Nothem •Regardless of outcomes For instance, Clinton won Union County, represented by Rep. Jim Fowlei Illinois counties made sure they got out to the polls (D-Harrisburg), by 1,105 votes in 1996, but George W. Bush took Union by election showed voters matter on Nov. 7. They wanted to make sure their voices about 400 votes this time around. were heard and those voices rang out loud and dear. Chnton won Williamson County, in newly elected Democrat Gary ome alarmist pvmdits and talking heads on Sure, some local elections were more lopsided than Forby's 117th District, with about 2,800 votes. But George W. Bush won television news shows are calling this presiden- others, but all votes count. Williamson by about 1,300 votes and Clinton took Randolph County, in Rep. Dan Reitz's (D-Steelevile) district, by 2,000 votes and Bush won it by 330 this tial election a crisis for the coimtry. The slim This election should be viewed as good news. It S time. margin of the vote totals proves that dose does represented a welcome change in voter turnout All three of those Democratic legislative candidates scored convincing count in something more than horseshoes. trends. We have heard for several elections in a row wins despite Gore's troubles. This election has been good for the country. It has that voter apathy is becoming a serious threat to the The House Republicans also point to Al Gore's 50,000-vote loss in more people paying attention to their government process. Surveys showed that most people felt their DuPage County as evidence that Gore did extremely well. But Bill Clinton and has been an educational experience for many. votes did not matter. W^at would be the response if lost DuPage by only 35,000 votes in a 55-45 race (not counting Ross Perot's What this election really showed on all levels, that question were posed to people today? 10 percent, but he is generally thought to have robbed both parties equally). Gore lost DuPage to Bush 57-43. including state and county, is that the voters do still Presidential elections historically bring out more have the power. It showed that the goverrunent of Pohtics, they say, is a game of expectations. House Republican members voters than local elections, even though residents suffered through the early returns Tuesday night expecting to get wiped of) the people and for the people that Abraham Lincoln have a more direct cormection to their local govern- the face of the Earth. When the dust settled and House GOP Leader Lee spoke about 137 years ago remains in tact and is ments and schools than Washington. Daniels managed to hold onto everything he had (the two parties spent mil- strong enough to survive this so-called "crisis." Let's hope the same enthusiasm shown by the lions of dollars but neither side gained any seats this year), his members Even with the debate over the electoral coUege at voters last week carries over to the April munidpal breathed a collective sigh of relief, even though they'll remain in the minority. - the national level, the people are still the winners in and school elections. Let's hope that people build on Daniels will nm for another term as minority leader, according to his this 2000 election. More than 70 percent of the regis- this momentum. spokesman. No challenger has surfaced yet. And as long as his members continue to buy into Daniels' post-election spin he will undoubtedly prevail. But it wasn't Al Gore who beat Lee Daniels. The electorate was all ovei the map, voting for both George Bush and Democratic state legislative can- The Huntley Farmside The Marengo Press didates. For the fourth time in five election cycles, Daniels was once again bested Published by Liberty Suburban Chicago Newspapers by a superior Democratic organization and voter satisfaction with their leg- LARRY RANDA JUDY HOSTERT-CASSIDY PAT KOLLE islative incumbents of both parties - despite millions of dollars spent on neg- Publisher Executive Editor General Manager ative advertising, and despite the supposed advantage of a Republican- drawn legislative district map. Letters should be kept to 300 words.The Press-Farmside reserves the right to edit for length. Priority will be given to letters Rich Miller also publishes Capitol Fax, a daily political newsletter. He can fee on local topics written by local people.AII letters must be signed and include a phone number. Letters to the editor may reached at wimv.capitolfax.com. be sent to 11801 Main, Huntley, IL 60142, faxed to (847) 669-5623 or e-mailed to hunt/ey-niarengonews@hotmaiLcom

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Big Northern Conference final volleyball standings Marengo gears up for annual Varsity Big Northern Conference All Huntley Red Division - Marengo 2-9 Conference Volleyball Team Meaghan Byrd (Unanimous) 'Toys for Tots' participation White Division - Huntley 11-0 Red Division Huntley Dana Litchfield (Unanimous) The U.S. Marine Corps Toys for Antiques, Bill's Barber Shop, Fresh/Soph Shannan Olson (Unanimous) Marengo-Senior Tots promotion officially kicks off Lindow's Applianes, Lynn Seger Red Division - Marengo 1-10 Huntley Honorable Mention Sunday, Nov. 19 and continues State Farm, Napa Auto Parts and Beth Ann Pfaff (Unanimous) White Division - Huntley 7-4 Stephanie Busam through Friday, Dec. 22. Toys will the Marengo Chamber of Freshman Marengo-Senior Huntley be delivered on Dec. 22-23. Commerce. Red Division - Marengo 3-8 White Division Honorable Mention Public drop-off locations Monetary donations also are White Division - Huntley 3-8 Erin Borhart (Unanimous) Emily Ruth - Huntley include: Bank One, First National appreciated. Bank of Marengo, Prairie State Additional information is Bank, Midwest Bank of McHenry available by calling Jack Genot at County in Union, Bank Block (815) 568-6308. Look For American Profile

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They are shot in black M12 gives us Ethan Hunt (Tom episode of Scooby Do does a better goes, Rubin and friend John Artis and white and delivered with Cruise), who is a special agent. He is job of this. The fight scenes are were sent to jail with life terms for tremendous action. The strength of pulled from his vacation to find and rehashed from "The Matrix" and breaking into a New Jersey bar in this film is the relationship between recruit a beautiful jewel thief. This give us nothing new. 1967 and killing three people. Rubin Carter and Martin. However, this thief will lead Hunt to a rogue (did- 1 really enjoyed the first "Mission and Artis maintained their innocence really doesn't start to develop until n't we have a rogue agent in the first Impossible." It was a slick, intense as they started their jail time. the second half of the movie. As we one?) because she was once involved and smart movie that challenged Many years later, a young are shown the pieces of Carter's life, with the villain. What follows is a your intellect. M12 just insults our African-American boy by the name we really have to pay attention as the series of ridiculous chase and fight intelligence as it falls into the of Lesra Martin reads Carter's auto- time frame jumps from present to scenes where the characters defy Hollywood clog of big-budget action biography, "The Sixteenth Round," Videoldies past to present again. Another aspect time and space as if they were from movies. The only positive aspects of and is profoundly moved by the tale. of the movie that I did not like was the movie "The Matrix." this film are a killer sound track with Martin is a gifted young man who is the portrayal of the sinister detective One of the most disappointing new songs by Metallica and Limp growing up in the ghetto. He doesn't Vincent Delia (played by character things with this film is that it is Bisket, and the entire opening know how to read or write so his by Mike McCann actor Dan Hedaya.) Detective Delia directed by John Woo, the famous sequence of Hunt rock climbing. family allows him to live with a is a constant thorn throughout Hong Kong action film director That was very entertaining. What Money," "Only You"). He has devel- group of Canadians who take him in Carter's life, yet the movie gives us ("The Killer," "Hard Boiled," makes this film so bad is that it takes oped this movie from Carter's auto- and home-school him. zero idea on his motivation. I find it "Broken Arrow" and "Face Off"). itself so seriously. With such an out- biography and from the book Martin decides to write to Carter hard to believe that bigotry was the Unfortunately, his style has become rageous campy style of action, this "Lazarus and the Hurricane" by Sam and the two soon develop a friend- sole reason for this behavior formula. There are too many just film should have been more fun. Chaiton and Terry Swinton, which Overall, "The Hurricane" works plain stupid things about this film Unfortunately, it is work just to sit ship as Martin's love breaks down chronicles the father/son relation- through it. 1 think I'll watch "Die Carter's defensive walls. Together ship between Carter and Martin. as an above average film due to that 1 don't know where to start. with the Canadian foster family, Denzel Washington plays Rubin powerful emotions displayed along How about it seems that everyone Hard" for the 100th time and enjoy a Martin and Carter reinvestigate the Carter with intensity and determina- with Washington's tremendous per- has the capability to make a perfect real action movie. case and try to deliver Carter to free- tion. He presents Carter as noble and formance. mask of his or her enemy along with If you have any comments con- dom. proud, yet also brooding. "The Hurricane" is rated R for computer chips that disguise your cerning this film or any other film, "The Hurricane" is directed by Washington is always a strong pres- language and violence. voice? How do they know what you can send an e-mail to me at Norman Jewison ("Other People's "Mission: Impossible 2" was one mask to use? 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The following is a listing St. John's United Church of Powers Road, Huntley, (847) 669- Cheryl Roush Armstrong, (815) Rev. Kristine A. Delmore, (815) Huntley-Marengo area churches. Christ, 17824 Jefferson St., Union, 9800, the Rev. Stephen Foster. 568-7441. 597-3451. Please call the church of your (815) 923-4203, the Rev. Carol choice for their current service Currier-Frighetto. Evangelical Free Church - 575 E. First Baptist Church, 320 E. Sacred Heart Church, 323 N. times. Crystal Lake Ave.,Crystal Lake, Washington, Marengo, the Rev. Taylor St., Marengo, (815) 568- Mary Anne Scheer, (815) 568-8830. 7878, the Rev. Philip O'Neil. Living Waters Lutheran - meets at (815) 459-1095, the Rev. Robert O. Lighthouse Baptist Church meets Crystal Lake South High School, Page. at Legee Elementary School on Zion Lutheran Church, 412 St. John's Lutheran Church, 6621 1200 S. McHenry Ave., Crystal Jackson St., Marengo, (815) 568- Main St., Union, (815) 923-2733, the Harmony Road in Huntley, Lake, (847) 854-7571, the Rev. Fellowship Baptist Church - mailing address: P.O. Box 393, 6565, the Rev. Glen Borhart. Rev. Norm Meyer Michael Thomas. 19N475 Boyer Road, (Near Randall Huntley; (847) 608-7599; the Rev. and Huntley roads intersection) Bob Stockland. (847) 426-7150, the Rev. Ken Covenant Baptist Church, 20911 First Assembly of God, 22817 W. St. John's United Church of Christ Williams. Ratfield Road, Marengo, the Rev. Grant Highway, Marengo, (815) First Congregational Church - Harmony -11821 E. Grant Highway Jack Boling, director of Youth 568-1170, the Rev. Joe Meyer (Route 20), Hampshire, (815) 923- Ministries- Barb Umland, (815) 11628 Main, Huntley, (847) 669- Joy Community Presbyterian 4263/(847) 669-8134, the Rev. Dan 568-6076. Riley United Methodist Church, 3691, the Rev. Ron Woodruff, the Church, 9217 S. Route 31, Lake in Hinckley. 9316 Riley Road, Marengo,.the Rev. Rev. Bette Zattau. the Hills, (847) 854-5865, the Rev. Paul Stunkel. Emmanuel Baptist (SBC), 20503 Young Min Paik, (815) 923-4170 Hope Covenant Church - 451 Telegraph, Marengo (corner of church Office. Epworth United Methodist Ackman Road, Crystal Lake, (cor- Westlake Community, meets at Route 176 and Prospect) Church, 37W040 Highland Ave., ner Randall and Ackman) (815) Harmony Road Campus, the Rev. (815) 568-6404, the Rev. Vic Fox Valley Free Evangelical Elgin, (corner of Randall and Joel Popenfoose, (847) 669-0475. Zabelka. Highland) (847) 931-5400, the Rev. 455-6340, the Rev. Rick Hampton. Church, 37W037 Huntley Road Thomas Potenza, the Rev. Mabel (corner of Randall and Dundee) Christ United Methodist, now Marengo United Methodist, 119 E. Rice, associate pastor St. Mary Catholic -10911 N. (847) 844-1010, the Rev. Tom meeting at 9009 Algonquin Road, Washington, Marengo (815) 568- Woodstock, Huntley, (847) 669- Atchison. Algonquin, (847) 669-9009, the 7162 the Rev. Al Campbell. St. Peter Evangelical Lutheran - 3137, the Rev. Robert Garrity. Rev. David Decker 18N377 Galligan Road, Dundee, Garden Prairie United Church of Trinity Lutheran -11008 N. Church (847) 428-4054, the Rev. Allan Buss, Morningstar Ministries/World First Presbyterian Church, 203 W. Christ, Route 20 and Garden St., Huntley, (847) 669-5780, the Vicar Kyle Castens. Outreach Church - 41W350 Washington St., Marengo, the Rev. Prairie Road, Garden Prairie, the Rev. Charles Kittel.

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Rose M. Kunde Marie (Radloff) Rudsinski of Plato 2, 2000. Rogene Kunde of Belvidere; Jason Marengo. 1918 - 2000 Center. Mrs. Kunde was a member of St. Kunde of Marengo; Lisa She was preceded in death by She married Melvin H. Kunde on John's Evangelical Lutheran Church (Christopher) Ondrula of Glenview; her parents and a brother, Rose M. Kunde, 82, of Union, Oct. 16,1936 and lived on their farm in Union. She was a member of Aimee Ettner of Woodstock; Sara Raymond. died Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2000. She was for more than 60 years. Her hus- numerous church organizations and Ettner of St. Louis, Mo.; and Emily A funeral service was held Nov. 9 born Feb. 15, 1918 to Louis and band preceded her in death on Jan. a founding member and past presi- and Elisa Ettner, both Bloomington, in St. John's Lutheran Church in dent of St. John's Ladies Aid. 111. And two great-grandchildren, Union, with the Rev. Norm Meyer She is survived by a son, Robert Ryan and Reily Ondrula of officiating. Arrangements were R 0 C H U R (Linda) of Marengo; two daughters, Glenview; two brothers, Ervin made by the Marengo-Union Janice (Ward) Arnold of Union and (Elsie) Rudsinski and Arthur (Doris) Funeral Home. Judy (Michael) Ettner of Marengo. Rudsinski, both of Marengo; and a Memorials may be made in her WILL YOUR ASSETS Also: seven grandchildren - sister-in-law, Fritzie Rudsinski of name to St. John's Lutheran Church. LAST YOUR LIFETIME?

Stephen A. Schneider Saturday, Nov. 4, 2000 in St. Joseph Hospital, Elgin. FIND OUT WHAT IT MAY TAKE Funeral arrangements were made by Windridge FOR A COMFORTABLE RETIREMENT. Stephen A. Schneider, 53, of Huntley, died Funeral Home, 104 High Road, Cary.

We all dream of ease and comfort Flanninga Secure ReUrannit in our retirement years. But with •" negative forces such as inflation to Kevin Michael Mahon on Nov. 16, 2000 in Centegra NicoUe, 2; maternal grandparents contend with, financing those dreams 4' Nov. 16, 2000 Memorial Medical Center, Jim and Andree Ingwalson of takes forethought. A.G. Edwards' If Woodstock. He weighed 10 Hayward, Wis. and Spring Hill, free brochure, "Planning a Secure pounds, two ounces and was 21.5 Fla.; and paternal grandparents Joe •" !',v Michael and Monique Mahon of Retirement," helps you design a Huntley proudly announce the inches long. and Margaret Mahon of Punta sound financial plan that could make birth of their son, Kevin Michael, He was welcomed by sister Emily Gorda, Fla. all the difference in your tomorrows. Ul*.t Nicor payment relief plan announced Call or visit A.G. Edwards to request your free copy of "Planning a Secure Retirement." Nicor Gas has announced a new Support Plan works this way: assistance with higher bills this Customer Payment Support Plan Customers who receive bills in winter. in anticipation of higher natural January, or February, and cannot The Low Income Home Energy Trusted Advice • Exceptional Service gas costs this winter. The new pay- make the total payment that Assistance Program, administered ment assistance program will month contact Nicor Gas at (888) by the Illinois Department of enable customers who fall behind 642-6748. Commerce and Community on their bills this winter to spread AGEdwards&SonsJnc The company will examine the Affairs, helps qualifying cus-, monthly payments into smaller amount owed and the estimated -^ mvESTMEtnssNCXissr tomers get grants that are applied amounts through the summer costs in future months and arrange Serving McHenry and northern Kane counties Since 1957 directly to their Nicor Gas account. months when bills are significantly a payment plan so customer can Member SPIC 120 E. Calhoun Street • Woodstock 1999 A.G. Edwards & Sons, Inc. lower. spread the amount due in regular Sharing is an assistance pro- www.agedwards.com 800-323-7048 The Customer Payment increments over the warmer gram administered by the Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. • Sat. 9 a.m. to Noon months. The customer will then Salvation Army and funded by make fixed monthly payments Nicor Gas for residential cus- until September 2001. tomers who are having trouble The Customer Payment paying their natural gas bills, but Support Plan joins two existing who don't qualify for state or federal assistance. J.H. Patterson Co. programs for customers in need of Pre-lnventory-Consolidation-Overstocl

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Published drive. A definite date has not been set. ued manufacturing harnesses but ner in business with his father in Students! Don't forget the dances added farm implements and tools in 1892, one year after graduating from Nov. 16, 1947 after the home basketball games. increasing amounts to stay in step the eight-grade school, now a grade Services were held for Lewis They will start immediately after the' with the rapid industrialization of school. He clerked for Richardson's Albert Stockwell, 70, Riley Township game and last 'til 11:30. "The Chimes America. He died in 1917 at the age drug store until an opening devel- Supervisor for 27 years, Monday, 2 Of Normandy" In The Making—The of 75 after 52 years in the business. oped in the hardware. C. W. Hart was p.m., at Riley Cemetery. MCHS auditorium was the place for Mr. Renwick had become a part- high school principal. Mr. Stockwell was for many years the MCHS music department's annu- a member of the McHenry County al show. The cast of students were Board of Supervisors and former assisted by the following teachers: president of the Pure Milk Joseph Zimmerman, English teacher; JX. ^ones Agency Association. and Harry Gille, music instructor and "Complete Insurance Services" He died early Saturday after an director of the operetta. Members of extended illness. He was born Sept. Memory Lane the cast included Louise Telschow, 17,1879, in Nebraska. Son of Mr. and Ruth Nork, Marilyn Goldring, Joan "The nice thing about team work is that you Mrs. William Stockwell, he had lived Montgomery, Bill Ashelford, Bill in this community most of his life, Pingel, Don Volkman, and David always have someone else on your side." and previous to his death was a by Sharon Barth Hauschildt. retired farmer and stock buyer. Compiled from the files Meet Your Merchant—Renwick's William Wienecke, 28, reported Hardware Store—(The first in a series JOANN L. JONES, LUTCF 847-669-1600 Saturday afternoon that he was hit of the Marengo of articles on the merchants serving below the left eye by shot when two Republican-News you and your community.) Ellery T hunters fired at a hen pheasant near Renwick and son, George E. of Great Savings Down the Road the Max Burrows farm. Five Corners. nified printing beauty achieved only Renwick's Hardware store, 216 S. The team Wienecke was using to by the offset process. The format State St., operate one of the oldest gather corn was also hit by shotgun might be streamlined slightly to businesses in one , location in We offer a number of ways you pellets. The pellets, buried deeply in speed production. Marengo. The family has owned and can save with COUNTRY Wienecke's cheek, was removed by a MCHS Hi Times—A meeting of managed the store, founded in 1865, COMPANIES® auto insurance. So, doctor. The hunters were not identi- the MCHS Student Government for 84 years. Mr. Renwick, 73, the old- whether you're a good driver, a fied. House of Representatives was held est merchant in the city, is the grand- good student, or just an all- son of Walter W. Renwick, a Scottish Now It Can Be Told—It is now Tuesday, Nov. 1, at 8:45. David around good customer, we'll help fairly certain the Community News emigrant, who built a log cabin home Hauschildt was elected speaker of the you save money down the road. soon will commence publication house and Lilas Lowe, secretary. New for his pioneer wife, Mary Haynes Renwick, in 1835. Grandfather Policies issued by COUNTRY MUTUAL INSURANCE twice weekly instead of once a week business concerned the securing of COMPANY®, Bloomington, IL as at present. So far the results of a bleachers for the athletic field. It was Renwick built the cabin on his farm Community News survey now being decided the question be brought two and one-half miles west of Dave Backhaus taken to determine how we can better before the senate. There being no fur- Marengo on Route 5 (now Rt. 20). The 815-385-7555 serve our readers and advertisers has ther business, the meeting was road was at that time the old stage- 4915 W. Elm, McHenry pointed toward the need for two adjourned. coach route. Hours: M-F 8:30-5; Sat. 9-12 issues weekly. There is no way to pre- 02000, CC Services, Inc. Visit us at www.countrycompanles.coni Senior News—The seniors are up The first Renwick Hardware vent some part of any weekly news against the problem of getting money store was founded in 1865. Mr. being a week old. with which to make the Winter Renwick's father, George P., born in The great number and wide vari- Formal a success. President Andrew the farm cabin in 1842, set up a car- ety of interest-packed activities occur- Genualdi has appointed committees riage-and-sleigh harness shop locat- Three Seasons or Year 'Round ring daily in our community cry for a and they have come up with some ed just north of the present store fresher coverage than a once-a-week solutions. On Nov. 18 there will be a where Rahn's now is. In those paper is able to provide. There will be bake sale in one of the stores up town bygone days before the automobile no change in subscription rates. And in Marengo. The senior girls will sell conquered all, three harness makers when the change is made, our present the foodstuffs. However, everyone outfitted carriage and sleigh teams i^SI^ subscribers, and readers subscribing has to contribute some baked goody. with tack. The present stone and in the future, would get double their brick building of the store was built Another idea brought up by the com- umt:sm. i money's worth in newspaper value. mittee for making money was a paper in 1872. Mr. Renwick's father contin- Advertisers would be benefited too. Twice weekly editions would enable progressive businessmen to adjust their businesses more easily to the ups and downs of market conditions. FIUISTMTEU? There will be no change in the ^THrSOONER WE BUILD Community News varitype-offset Why pay high long distance method of priitting. There will be no rates for calls that should be local? sacrifice of the present open and dig- Announcing TWO NEW Services for Chicagoland Telephone Customers THE MORE YOU SAVE CLOSECALLTRI-.STATE LINK 11] Ji U.S.A. LINK Choose the option best for you 4.9

Huntley High Honor Roll: Amanda Verhaeghe Honor Roll: Daniel McDonald, John Pappas, Hillary Clark, Amy Tures

Marengo High Honor Roll: Taylor LaBelle, Sarah Sticha, Jennifer Merryman, Kelly Stech, Christopher Walker, Laura Boysen, Sarah Boysen, Stephanie Russell, Monica Abramavicius, Earl Boysen. Honor Roll: Anthony Galante, Cassandra Lawlor, Elise Scimeca, Maggie Tudor.

Union High Honor Roll: Rachel Voss, Stephanie Ramus.

Concrete crowd New facility celebrants (from left) Tom Manning and Wayne Manning, both of T Manning Concrete; Huntley Mayor Charles Becker; Julius Kwasek, of Kwasek Architects; Mark Bethke, of T Manning Concrete; and Michael Metz and Joe Krusinski, both of Krusinski Construction Company; break ground for Thanksgiving Day a new 30,254 square-foot industrial site-cast facility for Manning Concrete at 11400 Kruetzer Road, Huntley ^2353^2? OPEN Recipes Remembered: 1pm - 8pm Cooking up a super sesquicentemiial ROUTE 20 & S. UNION RP. UNION LLINOK The following is one of the more I tablespoon onion, chopped very fine sure to check out the rest of the offer- Our all you can eat buffet features than 400 recipes provided by area 1 cup milk ings in "Recipes Remembered." cooks to create "Recipes 1 8-ounce package cream cheese The cookbooks are $10 each and ALL THAT YOU'VE COME TO KNOW I LOVE US FOR Remembered," the Huntley are available at all local banks, the Sesquicentennial Cook Book. Mash the potatoes with the but- plus ter, salt, onions and milk. Then add Chamber of Commerce, village TRADITIONAL THANKSGIVING FOODS I DESSERTS Baked Mashed Potatoes the cream cheese and half of the offices, Hansen's Heating and from the kitchen of Nancy Storms shredded cheese. Place in greased Plumbing, the Huntley Country casserole dish and sprinkle the rest Store and from Alice Jordi by calling W medium potatoes, mashed of the cheese on top. Bake at 350 F $14.95 for Adults $6.95 for CNIdren P-H yrs) (847) 669-5643. 1/4 pound butter or margarine for 30 minutes. 1 teaspoon salt All proceeds will go toward the Reservations & Seating Information shredded cheese If Nancy's recipe sounds good, be Huntley Sesquicentennial. call 815-923-8000 FARM MARKET Dog Club to host TfMS & GREENHOUSE canine citizen test The Northern Illinois Dog Club Remember Tom's for Your Holiday Seasons! will be hosting a Canine Good OLherty Homemade Pies! Citizen Test from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 30. This test is spon- Suburban Chicago Newspapers .nothing like a country fresh pie mmm., sored by the American Kennel Club CARAMELAPPLENUT mimmm - . .. and is available to mix breed and Presents APPLE OR DUTCH APPLE ^^S Tom's Homemade pi rebred dogs. BERRY MEDLEY • CHERRY Apple Cider Donuts If a dog has successfully complet- BLUEBERRY • PUMPKIN OR PECAN Made Fresh Daily! ed a beginner obedience class, maybe Wedding he or she is ready to take the CGC From our Bake Shop test. apple cakes, pumpkin pecan & banana The test location is at NlDC's Sfimincase^ breads & other goodies training faciHty, 19619 Kishwaukee Stop in or place an order now Valley Road, Marengo. Cost is $12.50 per dog. Additional information is 2001 thru Thanksgiving & Christmas available by calling Chris Northup at (815) 338-2307. November Specials Zion Lutheran "frmiTfm 30% off all Birdhouses, bird- For Your Thanksgiving Dinnerl feeders, birdbaths, Fountains (by offers pregnancy • Fall Squash Henri & Al's garden & many more) • Fresh Apples (for Pies & sauce) counsel and support Va^ J&rmrd" & selected garden statuary • Apple Cider The Social Action Ministry of • Potatoes, onions & fresh 50% Fall Bulbs (still time to Zion Lutheran Church of Marengo is greens for salads prepared to help those who feel Exhibitors, please call • pie, pumpkins, Indian corn, plant tulips & daffodils, for your alone, confused and frightened over Roseanne Zappa gourds & many fall decorations spring color) an unplanned pregnancy. (630)368-8842 They will help sort out feelings and offer information on choices. For for information ^ information, call (815) 568-6565. Calls Local news for you and conversations are confidential.

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Potted palms are relatively inex- young plants, one part loam and one Few palm species will survive in of cold winter air. pensive and widely available at nurs- part peat. For plants over three years heavy, wet soil that does not dry out Keeping humidity levels high is eries, home improvement stores and old, equal parts loam and sand, between waterings. Over-potting important, and can be achieved by supermarkets. Well tended, they with a small amount of composted and containers that are wider than spraying the palm regularly with soft can lend a touch of the tropics to manure thrown in. deep promote this condition. Heat, water out of direct sunlight. You almost any interior landscape. Chinese fan palm, Livistona chi- light and deep containers somewhat can also place the pot in a tray or While some palms thrive only in nensis, and European fan palm, overcome this problem. Adequate saucer full of pebbles covered in sunny locations, others tolerate Chamaerops humilis, are prized for drainage via drain holes is critical. water. Do not let the bottom of plant lower light levels. However, even their unusual fan-shaped foliage. All watering should be thorough, touch water, or plant will become plants labeled "shade-tolerant" need Indoor growing is more of a chal- with tepid water only. Afterw a t e r - waterlogged and roots will rot. fairly bright, indirect light most of lenge, as both palms demand a lot of ing, pour or siphon off excess water Palms are susceptible to spider the day. Without adequate light your sunlight; however, the Chinese palm that collects in the saucer underneath mites, which thrive in hot and dry palm will lose all its lower fronds won't tolerate direct summer sun. the pot. Garden conditions. Look for white, stippling, and look like several long stalks with The Chinese fan palm has huge Keep palms relatively moist. In and fading-out of the leaflets as indi- a few leaves on top. (Sound famil- leaves that appear fringed at the tips, spring and summer, or when temper- cators of infestation. iar?) while atures are warm and days are longer, Wise Keeping humidity levels high is Hopefully when you go shop- European fan palm leaves are stiffer, water them when their soil feels dry very effective in keeping mite popu- ping, the palms are well-labeled with by Suzanne more deeply cut and lacy looking. a little below the surface. Allow the lations down. Mealy bugs may also proper care instructions. Here are Repot annually in spring for soil to get slightly drier in winter. be a problem, and both pests can be some common types of indoor palms Matthiessen younger plants; change topsoil for Fertilize lightly with a liquid fer- controlled with insecticidal soaps. and their particular needs: larger, adult plants. Soil mix: two tilizer from late winter through early mix: one part loam, one part clean Aside from stem and root rot Parlorpalm, CImmaedorea elegaiis: parts loam to one part decayed leaf autumn, the time when palms are coarse sand and 1/2 to one part peat caused mostly by bad drainage and A slow-growing, dwarf palm with moss. moldand sand for European, and likely to grow most actively. Follow cold, wet soils, most other diseases more shade tolerance than any other; The well-known Areca palm, equal parts loam and composted specific timings for each plant. A encountered in indoor cultivation are a good choice for relatively low light. Chrysalidocarpus hitescens, is a tree or manure for Chinese. build-up of fertilizer salts in the soil foliar and are usually very easy to A shrubby plant with many stems shrub-like plant with graceful, long- Although their light and soil results in dried brown tips and avoid. or "canes," if reaches a maximum shaped fronds. The foliage has a ten- requirements differ, all palms have edges, especially if you allow the soil height of three to three-and-one half dency to yellow when heavily fertil- similar needs when it comes to water to get too dry between waterings. If If air circulation is provided by a feet. Repot every spring into pot one ized, it doesn't tolerate over-water- and fertilizer. More houseplants, you're unsure about fertilizing, err fan, possibilities of infection are min- size larger. Soil mix: Two parts ing, and is prone to root rot. The regardless of type, are killed by on the side of too little rather than imal. Clean by wiping both sides of loam and one part peat moss. sooty-looking flecks on sheaths that incorrect watering than anything else too much. You can always fertilize leaves gently with a damp soft cloth. Reed palm, Chamaedorea Seifrizii<, form the stems of Areca palms occur - and palms are no exception. again if necessary. and Bamboo palm, Chamaedorea naturally and do not signify insect or Dried brown leaf tips or leaf mar- Sub-tropical and tropical species Suzanne Matthiessen is a gardening erumpens, are closely related. They disease problems. gins, two of the most common prob- should be maintained between 62 F and environmental educator, and a certi- both are able to survive in relatively Remove whole fronds as they yel- lems facing indoor palms, are closely at night and 70 - 80 F during the day. fied traditional Feng Shui practitioner. low light, but may grow up to five low. Repot each spring into a plastic tied to how they are watered and fer- Place them away from areas where You can send her an e-mail at feet tall in a brighter location. Soil pot one size larger. Soil mix: for tilized. they can be subject to drafts or blasts [email protected]. Mall to host ^Giving Tree' program The annual Giving Tree Program help take them through a healthy to Dec. 8 to the Customer Service will be in Center Court in the day of activities. Desk in Center Court. Costomers Marshall Field Wing again this year. Cash back for schools program will retain their original receipts. More than 16 nonprofit organiza- will end Dec. 8. Help 18 local schools The Mall will be closed on tions will be participating this year. earn cash by voting for your favorite Thanksgiving, Thursday Nov. 23.. Choose a gift tag and purchase a gift school with Spring Hill Mall For more information call (847) for a needy child or senior in the receipts. Bring receipts dated Aug. 1 428-2200. community. More than 90,000 gifts have been donated since 1987. 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Pink. $20. 630-833-5678. 4-wheel drive, motorcycle, Call 708-955-8660 59 WANTED TO BUY JIG-SAW PUZZLE $.50 TO A LOVING HOME recreational vehicle or boat CHRISTMAS LIGHTS & each. Springbox, Kodak, 14 week old female ask us about Christmas decorations. guild & etc. Call OLD TRAINS & TOYS kitten. Black & White. Business how to books. 708-447-5374. 708-485-3199. "The Big Wheel Deal" A Great Rate $25. 708-493-9873. Highest cash paid. Be smart. DUTCH BUNNY, light JIGSAW PUZZLE roll-up • Offer excludes ads for mo- brown, male w/food. Free «f COOKBOOKS (25). All mat, 48x36, never used. bile homes and is valid for Call Dennis 630-243-6145 to good home only! Call For Your Auto Ad! hardcover. $25. Call $12. Baseball puzzle, $12. Private Party Advertisers 708-749-0167. 708-442-0982 Great Gift! 630-325-4847. SLOT MACHINES only. Not valid with any JAYCO POP UP CAMPER, FOLDING ladder. $10. KING size bed spread and Old jukeboxes, music boxes, other offer or for com- 1974. "FREE" needs work. mercial advertising. 4 LINES Bench vise. $10. Exercise sheet Good condition! horn phonograph. Any cond. Call for more details. $ mat $5. 708-447-8236. $25. Call 708-579-0827 Cash paid/630-*85-2742 708-749-0914 •Ads are prepaid and non- ALL ZONES refundable for early cancella- 45 tion. AD sr •Additional lines over 4 are Ad Runs Until It SELLS! It's a Special Day. available at $ 11.25 per line. You're Celebrating, •No Abbreviations. Advertise your car, truck, van, RV, motorcycle, 2" (w) X 2" (h) •Only one vehicle per ad. camping trailer or boat. and you w/ant to share •Price of vehicle must be in- (Excludes mobile homes.) these special moments $15 per Inch cluded in ad. (2 Inch minimum) > Valid for Private Party Only. Excludes Commercial with family and friends. Call A Classified Advertising. Not valid with any other offer. Representative For Details 'Ads are prepaid and non-refundable for early $30 Liberty Suburban Chicago Nevi^spapers cancellation. Let us help you make this (one paper of choice) 630-368-1133 > Price of vehicle must be included in ad. ' Only one vehicle per ad. Special Occasion" the talk of the BUICK '89 Slwlark. White. ' No abbreviations. town with a Celebration Ad in: Ads are prepaid Automatic. 76k. Hardly ' Additional lines over 4 are available at $11.25 per driven. $3,000 OBO Jennifer line. and appear in or Debbie. 630-515-9800 the Classified BUICK '97 Park Avenue \5kx? / THE PLACE Section of the local Leather, Loaded, Warranty. CALL US TODAY! $11,999. 708-352-3300 Liberty Suburban PRAST LINCOLN MERCURY OUberty Suburban Chicago Newspapers BUICK '98 Regal 630-368-1133 Leather, Loaded, Vvarranty Press Publications • Life Kewspappsf Pr^s-lit.}niblican .Vc\£'spfipers • Glen JVC"L£'.S Printing $12,999. 708-352-3300 •Repdrtgr/Progrcsi, )i'(i

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