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THURSDAY AUGUST 22,1996 - VOLUME 36, NUMBER 20 - HUNTLEY, ILLINOIS
TWENTY-FIVECENTS
Huntley Library Presents James & the Giant Peach
The Huntley Area Public Library concludes its summer reading program this week with a performance on Saturday night of "James and the Giant Peach."
Scheduled for 6:30pm, Aug. 24, at the American Legion Hall, the production will feature whimsical characters, an over-sized peach and an enchanting little boy named James.
In addition to the performance of "James and the Giant Peach", several members of the library's "Sassy Club" will perform a dance to Mariah Carey's "Fantasy."
The "Sassy Club" is an activity geared to middle-schoolers and focused on "Sassy" magazine.
Huntley Harvestors Excel at State Fair   Huntley Back-to-School Open House
Do You Have Huntley's Most Beautiful Yard?
Last Chance to Enter the Most Beautiful Yard Contest
Do you have Huntley's most beautiful yard? The Growing Scene, Inc and the Huntley Park District are sponsoring a Beautiful Yard Contest for Huntley residents.
This contest spotlights those residents that contribute to the beautification of Huntley through the care and nurturing of the plants
fieir yard, he deadline to register is August 23. Judging will take place September 3 and 4 between the hours of 6:00 p.m. and 9:00pm. The Judges will visit each of the registered yards. They will choose 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners.
The Growing Scene, Inc will award a gift certificate to each of the winning residents.
If your mailing address is Huntley, you are eligible to enter. To enter, stop by, or call, The Growing Scene, Inc. at 17009 Harmony Road, near Route 20. The phone number of the Growing Scene, Inc is (847) 669-0023.
Huntley Harvestors participated in the 4-H window display in the Illinois Building Senior Center at the main gate at the Illinois State Fair. The display celebrated the 70th anniversary of the Huntley Harvestors with a time line from 1926 to 1996 of projects and collectibles from the 70 years of Huntley Harvestors. The window won a $100 premium as one of the best window displays.
Lakehead Pipe Line Continues Outreach With Landowners
The public process with landowners and the Illinois Commerce Commission (ICC) regarding Lakehead Pipe Lines expansion through parts of northeastern Illinois, including rural Huntley, is continuing.
At the ICC's July 31st status hearing, the ICC set the schedule for upcoming public evidentiary hearings and public forums along the route in late August and earlySeptember. Formal
evidentiary hearings are scheduled
to begin in Chicago on November 6. Lakehead's expansion in lUinos
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Public Evidentiary Hearings: 10am, Thurs, Aug 22 - Hampshire 10am, Fri, Aug 23 - Piano
Public Fomms:
7pm, Tues, Aug 27 - Woodstock
7pm, Wed, Aug 28 - Hampshire
7pm, Tues, Sept 3 - Piano
7pm Wed, Sept 4 - Joliet	
Huntley Chamber MIxer/Cruise Night
Huntley Travel and Woodstock Travel together with the Huntley Chamber of Commerce and the Woodstock Chamber of Com¬ merce will host an after hours mixer/cruise night on Tuesday, August 27 from 5 pm to 7pm.
The event will be held at the Woodstock Travel office on Route 47 in Woodstock (just north of Benoy Motors). Join in for food, drink, give-a-ways, and a cruise presentation
Parents and students are invited to attend a back-to-school open house celebration Friday evening, August 23rd. Teachers and administrators will be on hand to welcome students and their families. New mobile classrooms, freshly painted walls and newly carpeted facilities await the students.
Many new faces have been added to the faculty. Teachers are anxious to meet their new students. Students will have an opportunity to find their desks and lockers and to try out their lock combinations. For those primary grade students that have never ridden a bus before, the familiar yellow bus will be available for exploration with mom and dad.
Kindergarten through fifth grade open house will be held from 6- 8pm. Middle school and high school open house will be held
from 7-9pm. Refreshments will be served.
It's Book Fair Time!
A book fair will be held at the Huntley Elementary School Library during Open House on Friday, August 23 from 6 - 9pm. The book fair will continue the week of Monday August 26 - Friday August 30, from 7:30 am. to 3:30pm. The book fair will also be open Tuesday evening, August 27, from 6 - 9pm.
All profits derived from the book fair are used to benefit the District 158 students. Checks should be made out payable to Huntley School District 158. If you should have any questions please call 847-669-5108 extension 47 and ask for Ann Christiansen or John Sturz.
THE ULTIMATE SOLUTION Asks
''What have you got to lose?"
Imagine a fast, safe, and all- natural treatment that melts away inches from thighs, stomachs, hips and waistlines, removes cellulite, and flushes metabolic wastes out of the body.
Introducing Body Wrapping by THE ULTIMATE SOLUTION, Huntley's newest business.
In talking about her new venture, Jeanne Walsh, a registered nurse, says she researched the new business very carefully before deciding to go ahead with it. "I wouldn't fall for hype." she said. "The procedure had to work." Jeanne, and her partners Cissy Webb and Dave Rawlings, are licensed to use the Suddenly Slender body wrapping program, invented by Victoria Morton of Clearwater, Florida. The process guarantees a minimum permanent loss of six inches over the entire body after one wrap (four inches for men).
Victoria invented the process 25 years ago for swimsuit models to create concave tummies. A lot of people do wraps initially to lose inches and cellulite. The wraps accomplish this with a combination of mineral solution application in combination with specific wrapping procedures. The
procedure can shape, contour and defme almost any area of the body.
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