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Track and Field and BMfcettM* NO OBLIGATION - NOTHING TO PURCHASE Drreng w- be hew July 16. 1®S«***•«* immedwte fwruty m» not ehfl** to wn Vou must Da 16 years okJ dar to antar or*otdar to antar Nama Addrass <*-•*» w- WteM*1"1" IHOP •aw? *-rnn( MITH MORt your vmf!£5 • D»H* »l° 8,„ s Sunday 10 to 5 Richmond building to be plaque®; _ ... _________ f i yTjt * » In a public ceremony Saturday, June 30, at 11 a.m., members of the Historic Sites Committee of the McHenry County Historical Society will award historic plaque No. 7 to "old number 90", the oldest house in Richmond. Built in 1844 by Charles Cot- ting, probably as a store-room, it is situated across Main Street on the opposite corner from the mill that Charles Cotting and Theodore Purdy built that same year. Cotting, the builder of No. 90, (no evidence has surfaced for the unusual name for this building) was an important figure in Richmond history. Not only was he instrumental in building the mill, but he and Mr. Purdy also laid out the village of Richmond as well. Cotting came from Richmond, Vt. in 1836 and came by way of Kenosha spending some 36 days in crossing the Great Lakes. He and his wife settled first in Bristol, Wisconsin Territory before coming to Richmond in 1844. At the time the Cottings arrived, only two log cabins marked the site of Richmond. Charles Cotting died in the t , • 'OLD NUMBER 90 village in Feb., 1883. His widow, Sally Dike Cotting reached the age of 103 and passed away in 1902, after having lived in Rich­ mond nearly 65 years. The Society is pleased to be able to plaque "Old Number 90" as a way of encouraging local efforts at historical preser­ vation. Current owners, Albetft - F. and Mary K. Vanberkum operate "This Olde House Ah-*' tiques" there. Following the ; short 11:00 A.M. plaquing' ceremony, cake and coffee will be served. For informatioh ' concerning the Society's historic ; plaquing program, contact the' - museum at 815-923-2267. ';- There is some treatment for diseased trees Within the past few weeks, the Extension office has received many inquiries from around McHenry County regarding unhealthy shade trees. Most trees leafed out, but the leaves appear smaller than normal, curled on the edges, and discolored. The majority of the trees are infected with an- thracnose, a fungus disease which can affect a wide variety of woody plants. '̂*ORTWO TjORNSBY ̂ u, ow^r The (EXTENSION) People AMml Anthracnose is a disease wfciah can be caused lair several types of fungus organisms. These are active during cool, wet weather in spring, which is when sfcgots opening on trees are infected. In McHenry County, oak trees seem to be plagued the most, as was the case last year. Other trees frequently bothered' by an­ thracnose include silver maples, sugar maples, ash, and sycamore. Symptoms of anthracnose will vary somewhat with each in­ dividual species, but in most cases only leaves are affected, usually on lower portions of the tree. Typically, irregular brown or black areas will form, often along the midrib or ends of the leaves. Leaves may tend to curl or appear distorted, and can easily be confused with her­ bicide or insect damage. Caused by infection as leaves emerged in spring, this distortion is very common on oak. On trees such as maple, anthracnose may appear as irregular dark pat­ ches on the leaves, sometimes giving the tree a burned ap- peafance. w t-mafm Anthracnose will very rarely kill a tree, especially established shade trees. However, heavy infections can cause trees to drop lots of leaves early in the season, which may weaken trees if it happens year* after year. For this reason,' fertilizing trees is a good way to combat the problem because it? helps maintain true vigor. 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