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AMPI dairy farmers at district meet I» \<;I: r, - I 'LAINDKAI^II - KIUDAY. NOVKMBKK IN. M:I Dairy farmer members of Associated Milk Producers, Inc. representing McHenry, DeKalb. Lake, Kane, Cook, Kendall ana DuPage counties and parts of LaSalle and Will counties, will hold their annual District 8-C meetings at two locations Monday, Nov. 21, at 11:90 a.m., it will be at the Fargo Coach Room, Sycamore, and Monday, Nov. 21. 8 p.m., Moose Lodge, Harvard. Members are asked to attend the meeting most con­ venient. * AMPI' regional operations, national dairy legislation and current marketing conditions will be discussed. Elections will be held for local leaders. Special recognition will be ven to Charles and Deborah erenchio, Harvard, 1983 O u t s t a n d i n g Y o u n g Cooperators. will be awarded to Casimer rondek, Aldenk Russell E. Doolittle, Antioch; May Downey, Geneva; Robert Stuart Ahrens, Skokie; Arden and Ann Dean and Arnold and Marie Gehrke, Maple Park; Kenneth and Viola Huff, Woodstock: Blythe Kaiser, Glen Ellyn; Paul Tonvan, McHenry; Roy W. Parker, Lockport; Fred Bosselman, Chicago; Clifford and Gladys Luth, Harvard. Robert W. Stout, Sycamore and Alfred Hintt Jr. and Alfred Hintt Sr, South Elgin. Thirty-five year membership pins will be awarded to Norman and Lillian Heinrich, Crystal Lake; Maynard A. Stohlguist, and John and Viola Steward, Hebron. Forty-five pins will be presented to Earl Ht Harm, Spring Grove; Laverne Kleckner, Harvard and Gladys Olson, Huntley. A 45-year pin will be presented to Carroll Swanson, Kingston. A 50-year pin will be presented to Raymond Olbrich, Harvard. AMPI members, located in the Midwest, South and South­ west, produced 15.7 billion pounds of milk last year or 12 percent of the nation's milk simply. With sales of $2.6 billion, AMfi provides nine percent of the U.S. butter and 10 percent of domestic cheese. here & * there in r Business (2 Five join Million Dollar club Ron Bykowski, president- broker of Century 21 Care Real Estate, Inc. has announced realtor associates who are 1983 members of the Million Dollar Club of Northern Illinois. Dennis Drake has sold and closed over three million dollars in real estate sojar in 1983. Jan Atchison, Jackie Palmer and Ken Koreba have closed over one million. Bob Popovich has sold and closed over one and a half million dollars in tran- sations thus far. The realtor associates were honored at the Nov. 15 Century 21 Day of Northern Illinois in Rosemont. Consider location when buying a home When selecting a home, buyers look first at price and financing. Yet, the right location is just as important. It Is important for a home buyer to set complete and ac­ curate information concerning the neighborhood before pur­ chasing a home. There are six major factors to be considered: property taxes, zoning and building regulations, physical condition, schools, community services, and travel time to work, shopping, etc. ' Property taxes are probably the nngle most overlooked expense when buying a home. As a house increase in value, taxes usually increase as well. Property taxes in an new development are likley to in­ crease as roads, schools, and recreational facilities are ad­ ded. Some new suburban developments are attractively , but commuting time can a real drawback. Ifyou're not familiar with the area's traffic , drive to your work during rush hour - it may save some serious headaches later on. Also check public transportation schedules. Convenience to shopping, schools, and medical care are other considerations. reflect the lborbood. Note extent of the facilities of the school, variety of the curriculum, faculty qualfications, and the quality of extracurricular ac- oiner considerations. School frequently: quality of a neighbor* the quality and exte physical faciliti the variety of Real estate zoning and building code regulations should be given special attention. Some zoning regulations may prohibit the building of an additional room. On the other hand, zoning may permit a fastfooa restaurant to be built across the street. Your real estate agent can provide you with this in­ formation. Findout what community services are available in the area and how well they are provided. Water and sewage systems, police and fire departments, and emergency medical facilities are all im- Check with your neigh- and your real estate agent. If you have children, inquire about day care centers, nearby parks and playgrounds, and recreation facilities for older children. A bargain in a poor location might provide good living quarters, but it will have a lower resale value. Researching an area and asking questions will help you get acquainted with a neighborhood and make a wise decision before you call it home. Emergency response plan unveiled An updated state plan to coordinate emergency response activities in the event of an accident involving spent nuclear fuel shipments in Illinois was unveiled last week. The emergency response plan, formally called the Illinois Plan for Radiological Accidents, was developed by the Department of Nuclear Safety. It outlines steps for several state, federal and local government agencies to follow in the event of nuclear shipment accidents, details preparation measures and spells out inspection regulations. FEET FIRST Good health starts with foot health: •Feet often show the first signs of other body disfunctions •Healthy feet are important to your total wfHbeing Because your awareness today can prevent problems tomorrow. 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