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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1995 - VOLUME 35, NUMBER 31 - HUNTLEY, ILLINOIS TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Muntley Factory Shops opens new stores
Huntley Factory Shops, one of lUinois'largestmanufacturers'outlet centers, will kick off the holiday season by adding 11 name-brand outlet stores, including American Eagle, ROSE, Baldwin Brass Home Accents, The Bedding Experts,Casual Corner Woman, Jonathan Logan, Leathermode Factory Store. Petite Sophisticate, Nine West Outlet, Royal Doulton, Shoebilee and Toy Liquidators, announced William H. Carpenter, Jr., president and chief operating officer of Baltimore-based Prime Retail,owner/developer of the outlet center.
The 11 new shops will officially open
their doors to the public on Fri., Nov. 17,1995. The additional stores will bring the center's total to 54 outlet shops and 7 food court eateries.
"We are thrilled tobe able to add these exceptional new shops to our current roster of stores," said Carpenter. "We areespecially excited about this opportunity to offer our loyal shoppers even more variety and value and just in time for the holiday shopping season."
Festivities to celebrate the openings and to ring in the holiday season will begin Fri., Nov. 17 at Ham with a "candycane-breaking ceremony" to commemorate the new stores. At 9pm, shoppers will be treated to a
holiday tree-lighting ceremony and an extraordinary music and fireworks display by the world-famous Zambelli Internationale.
Throughout the day,shoppers are invited to participate in an open house hosted by each of the new stores and enjoy music, refreshments and the holiday spirit,
Huntley Factory Shops is a manufacturers'outlet center which currently features more than 50 shops offering discounts of up to 70% off suggested retail prices. The outlet center features Jeffersonian-style architecture, achildren'splayground, a customer service center and an
enclosed food court.
Since its August 1994 opening, Huntley Factory Shops has attracted approximately 2.1 million shoppers and has brought more than 425 jobs to the area and millions of dollars in construction and operating contracts to local businesses.
Huntley Factory Shops is a development of Baltimore-based Prime Retail, a self-administered, self-managed real estate investment trust engaged in the ownership, development, construction, acquisition, leasing, marketing and management ofmanufacturers' outlet centers.
And the new shops are...
-American Eagle
-BOSE
-Baldwin Brass Home
Accents -The Bedding Experts -Casual Comer Woman -Jonathan Logan -Leathermode Factory Store -Petite Sophisticate -Nine West Outlet -Royal Doulton -Shoebilee -Toy Liquidators
Lady Redskins head down state
Huntley's volleyball superstars travel to Bloomington-Normal this weekend
By Beth Bemdt
The "Lady Redskins" have taken their show on the road, winning three
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Ladyskins
The Ladyskins volleyball team will not quietly leaving Huntley for the State volleyball tournament.
On Thursday, Nov. 9, there will be a pep rally at 10:05am at Huntley High School, lasting I )til 10:45am. Afterward the girls will have a closed practice session. About 4pm they will board the bus and, with a police escort, head for Bloomington-Normal.
If the Ladyskins beat Shelbyville in their Friday night match-up, the girls will play again on Saturday at 9:30am.
A special reception is tentatively being planned for the girls return to school on Monday morning. Contact athletic director Terry Awrey at Huntley High School for more information.
matches in five days.
On Tuesday, Huntley defeated Stillman Valley in the first round of the Class A sectional playoffs, 15-1; 15-5.
In game one, which featured only five side-outs, Katie Beth served up 12 points straight, and Jackie Dalleska closed out the final three service points for the win.
In the second game, the Redskins spotted the Cardinals tree points before going on a point run to end Stillman Valley's season.
On Thursday, Huntley's volleyball team showed that playing on the road is beginning to fit their style, as the Redskins defeated Burlington Central on their own court, 15-5; 15- 11, to claim the Class A Sectional Title.
Huntley's balanced attack was led by Lisa Aschenbrenner's eight kills, Katie Beth's six and Kelly Kentgen's four. Beth's 12 service points paced the Redskins, while Aschenbrenner and Dalleska followed with seven and five, respectively.
This second straight sectional title set up the rematch l)etween Byron and the Redskins, which was held in Byron Sat. night. Again, the Redskins had to show that they could win on
the opponents' home court in a battle that would determine not only who the area volleyball powerhouse was to be, but to decide the Super Sectional Championship; with the winner going down state to the volleyball finals.
For the second consecutive year, the "Lady Redskins" have earned that honor.
Game one came easy for the Redskins, as Becky Weber served up a total of 10 points. Wel)er's hot hand, which included four straight, gave Huntley a 5-1 lead. The Redskins looked unstoppable for the rest of the way in the first game, going on to the win 15-2.
In game two, it was apparent that the Byron Tigers weren't quite ready to concede the trip down state to their conference rival without putting up a good fight.. Lindsey Lane and Katie Beth served Huntley to a 5 -0 lead, but after seven side-outs, the Tigers had clawed their way back to a 6-6 tie.
The Tigers bid to tie the match at one game apiece was foiled in part by outstandingdefensive playsby seniors Summer Bakely, Lindsey Lane and Kelly Kentgen. Once again, the Redskins showed a balanced offensive attack being led by Beth's
11 kills, followedby Aschenbrenner's eight. Dalleska hammered six kills, while Kentgen added five to finish off the Tigers by the score of 15-12. The Redskins now advance to the
Illinois State High School Volleyball Class A finals, being held this weekend in Bloomington-Normal. Huntley takes on Shelbyville at 3:30 Fri. afternoon at Redbird Arena.
Lady Redskin Lindsey Lane gives her father, Tim, a
victory hug after winning the volleyball Super
Sectionals at Byron on Nov. 4.
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