Memorial tree The comes home See ...... Page 18 Examiner Firefighters raise funds for Team Trish Volume 16 of BARTLETT See ...... Page 36 “IF I WERE TO CHOOSE BETWEEN A GOVERNMENT WITHOUT A NEWSPAPER OR A NEWSPAPER WITHOUT A 50 cents Number 49 GOVERNMENT, I WOULD NOT HESITATE TO CHOOSE THE LATTER.” THOMAS JEFFERSON May 2, 2007 U-46 OKs raise, bonus for superintendent By Laura Nykaza “When we look at compensation of were never thought of before. Incumbent Kaczynski has retained The U-46 School Board of Education the superintendent, we’re looking at “In my mind and in the mind of this his seat on the board. Mathews lost his approved an amendment to Superin- value being added to the district. The board of education, there is not a more bid for a third term. tendent Connie Neale’s employment value that has been added is extraor- dedicated employee of the school Unofficial results show incumbent contract at the April 23 board meeting. dinary,” Fountain said. district working toward the better- Carney remaining on the board. Neale will receive a $20,000 salary Fountain credited Neale with im- ment of 40,000 young people who In the district’s three-county area, realignment and a 10 percent tax-free proving and stabilizing the district’s attend school here everyday,” he said. over 38,000 votes were cast. The bonus in addition to other benefits. financial status, implementing the Neale may have lost supporters after results remain unofficial until the This will bring her total compensation district improvement plan, as well as the April 17 election. tentatively scheduled canvass of the to almost $400,000. improving the collection and analysis Unofficial election results show votes as approved by the board at the Board members Karen Carney, Joyce of testing data. challengers Amy Kerber and Maria May 7 meeting. Fountain, Dave Mathews, Ken Fountain also said the Stupski Foun- Bidelman securing seats on the board. Board members serve for four years Kaczynski and Donna Smith all voted dation donated over $2 million to the Both have said there is a disconnect and are unpaid. The newly elected to approve the salary hike. district because of Neale’s leadership. between the current board and teach- officials should take their oath of Only Dale Spencer voted against the Kaczynski said in February that ers and parents. office on May 14. raise. Neale brought ideas to the board that Bartlett Road closed after three-car crash
Paramedics treat a victim in the accident that caused three people to require medical attention. One woman was airlifted from the scene. (Examiner photos by Debbie Schutt)
By Lynne Senne student,” said Sergeant Michael At 3:30 p.m. on May 1, a white 1998 McGuigan. Ford Escort was attempting to turn The driver of the Mercedes was north on South Bartlett Road from airlifted to Loyola University Medical eastbound Foster Avenue. The driver Center, and the passenger of the of the Escort struck a dark gray 1989 Mercedes was taken to Central Mercedes-Benz traveling southbound DuPage Hospital, as was the driver of on South Bartlett Road. the GMC. The impact forced the Mercedes to McGuigan said Escort driver’s name hit a black 1995 GMC Sierra that was was not being released pending A new king and queen traveling northbound on South possible charges against her. Names of The king and queen of the Bartlett High School prom, Catherine Bartlett Road. victims were also withheld. Aldana and Emil Encarnado, take a moment to get over the surprise of “At this time, the driver of the Escort Bartlett Road was closed north of their coronation. For story and more photos see pages 28-29. is believed to be a Bartlett High School Struckman for a short time as a result. (Examiner photo by Debbie Schutt) Park District considers budget of $9.5 million By Cindy Lenart $5 million in property taxes, making Bartlett Park District officials are up 54.57 percent of the annual budget. expected to approve a proposed Another 19 percent of revenues, or $9.5 million budget during the $1,792,103, will be generated by district’s annual meeting. program income, according to The budget calls for proposed Superintendent of Business Services revenues of $9,460,513, compared to Susan Leninger. expenses of $10,683,811. Golf income, pool passes, and Revenues for the coming fiscal year, The people in both the gray Mercedes and the black GMC were taken to which began May 1, include over See Budget, pg. 47 hospitals for treatment. The Mercedes’ driver was airlifted to Loyola. The Bartlett Examiner-Wednesday, May 2, 2007-Page 2 Police Reports
★At 6:26 p.m., Jeffery L. Powell, 19, Streamwood, was arrested and ★At 4:07 p.m., Armando Benitez, 41, BARTLETT Bartlett, was cited for discharge of a charged with criminal trespass to real Bensenville, was arrested and charged Monday, April 16 firearm. He was released on signature property. He was released on an I- with no valid driver’s license and fail- ★A complainant at Hilltop Park, Pinli- and faces a May 2 court date. bond and faces a May 11 court date. ure to signal. He was released on an I- co and Keenland reported damaged to ★At 7:16 p.m., a complainant on Mar- ★At 2:56 a.m., Edwin L. Angujar Jr., bond and faces a May 9 court date. playground equipment. Juveniles tingale Drive reported that an un- 27, Mesa, Ariz., was arrested and ★At 4:49 p.m., Ismael D. Sanchez- from the area reportedly damaged the known offender took a plastic garbage charged with criminal trespass to real Ramirez, 19, Bartlett, was arrested and equipment with baseball bats. Esti- can and swingset from the edge of the property. He was released on an I- charged with three counts of criminal mated loss $150. curb. Estimated loss $40. bond and faces a May 11 court date. sexual abuse. He was released on an I- ★At 4 p.m., a complainant at Bartlett ★At 10:46 p.m., Marta Hubbard, 52, ★ At 5:48 a.m., Juan Leal Jr., 26, bond and faces a May 11 court date. High School, 701 W. Schick, reported Schaumburg, was arrested and Bartlett, was arrested and charged ★At 8:16 p.m., a complainant on Pen- that an unknown offender removed a charged with driving while license with failure to reduce speed to avoid ny Lane reported that an unknown of- cell phone and currency from his lock- suspended and improper lighting. She an accident, no insurance and leaving fender damaged the side and back of er. Estimated loss $130. was released on an I-bond and faces a the scene of a property-damage acci- his residence, likely with a paintball ★At 4:28 p.m., an agent for Bartlett May 11 court date. dent. He was released on an I-bond gun. Lake Apartments, 562 Deere Park Cir- ★At 10:50 p.m., Bettie J. Cooper-Keel- and faces a May 23 court date. Friday, April 20 cle, reported that juveniles playing er, Chicago, was arrested and charged ★ At 9:53 a.m., Angel Garcia, 37, ★At 11:10 a.m., a complainant at soccer broke a window on the north with driving while license suspended, Hanover Park, was arrested and Bartlett High School, 701 W. Schick, side of the building. Estimated loss improper lane usage, and operating charged with no valid driver’s license. reported that an unknown offender $200. an uninsured motor vehicle. She was He was released on an I-bond and stole a wallet from his desk. Estimated ★Police on patrol reported that an un- released on an I-bond and faces a May faces a May 11 court date. loss $255. known offender damaged wooden 23 court date. ★At 11:50 a.m., a complainant report- ★At 11:53 a.m., a complainant on slats on the Bartlett Park gazebo. ★At 11:53 p.m., Simohammed Jar- ed that an unknown offender used her White Fence Drive reported that an ★At 10:30 a.m., Luis Andrade-Bara- faoui, 39, Bartlett, was arrested and credit card number in California. unknown offender electronically gan, 24, Chicago, was arrested on war- charged with domestic battery. He ★At 12:29 p.m., Bettie J. Cooper-Keel- transferred $6,900 from both business rant. He was transported to DuPage was held awaiting bond call. er, 55, Chicago, was arrested and and personal accounts to an unknown County Jail to await bond call. Wednesday, April 18 charged with driving while license account. Tuesday, April 17 ★Terrance Cox, 17, Bartlett, and a 15- suspended and speeding. She was re- ★A complainant reported that an un- ★At 7:04 a.m., Tammy Saxton, 17, year-old juvenile were cited for fight- leased on an I-bond and faces a May known offender stole two offering Bartlett, was cited for truancy. She ing. They were released on signature 11 court date. boxes and their contents from Jain faces a May 16 court date. and face a May 16 court date. ★ At 1:10 p.m., a complainant on Center, 435 Route 59. Estimated loss ★ At 10:51 a.m., Laura Wells, 49, ★Karla Monroy, 30, Elgin, was arrest- Mayflower reported that an unknown $1,000. Bartlett, was cited for dogs at large ed and charged with no valid driver’s offender broke a window and dam- ★ At 7:29 p.m., Steven Vittas, 17, and damage to property. The subject license, no insurance, and speeding. aged a window screen sometime dur- Bartlett, was arrested and charged was released on signature and faces a She was released on an I-bond and ing the overnight hours. Estimated with driving while license suspended May 2 court date. faces a May 17 court date. loss $140. and operating a motor vehicle with no ★At 6:26 pm., Ricardo M. Valdes, 17, Thursday, April 19 ★At 3:20 p.m., Manuel Garica, 25, insurance. He was released on an I- Bartlett, was cited for discharge of a ★At 2:30 a.m., a 15-year-old juvenile Hanover Park, was arrested and bond and faces an undetermined firearm. He was released on signature was arrested and charged with speed- charged with driving while license court date. and faces a May 2 court date. ing, no valid driver’s license, improp- suspended, operating an uninsured Saturday, April 21 ★At 6:26 p.m., a 16-year-old juvenile er lane usage, and fleeing and eluding motor vehicle, and disobeying a traffic ★A complainant on Orchard Pass re- was cited for possession of a firearm. a peace officer. He was released on an control device. He was released on an ported currency missing from a desk. She was released on signature and I-bond and faces a May 23 court date. I-bond and faces an undetermined Estimated loss $1,500. faces a May 2 court date. ★At 2:56 a.m., Gerardo Garcia, 26, court date. ★At 3:42 a.m., Gonzalo Garcia, 34,
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They are trying to leave the They will smile and wish the kids a point average and nomination by fac- that make her the 2007 U-46 Certified house in order to make it to dinner on fun and joyous evening. Mom and ulty based on service to the nominee’s Employee of the Year. time. academic department of college. Con- Adamson has worked in School Dis- Brian made the reservations weeks gratulations! trict U-46 for 26 years. The last three of ago in one of the fancy restaurants in ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ those she has spent at the side of a spe- town. They are both excited about Tidbits... Steven Burger has been selected as cial needs student with cerebral palsy going out together and don’t want to the next principal of Liberty Elemen- who uses an augmentative communi- be late. Both teens laugh and joke tary School. He has been the principal cation device to communicate. Adam- about their parents’ speeches about of Parkwood Elementary School since son helps her take notes, trou- drinking and driving, and looking out August 2004. Burger earned a bache- bleshoots software issues on the com- for the “other guy.” How many more By Rachel lor’s degree from Truman State Uni- munication device, adapts homework times would they have to hear the versity in Missouri and a master’s de- assignments and even stays after same boring story over and over gree from DePaul University in Chica- school with her so that her student can again? go. He replaces Jeannie Sung who has participate in Girl Scouts and Student Tracy Lynn is a straight-A honor [email protected] accepted a principalship at a school Council at Abbott Middle School. student, as is Brian, who has also overseas. Congratulations! Adamson is the 2007 Classified Em- received a scholarship for college. Dad also preach to be careful and pray ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ployee of the Year. They were also chosen as homecom- that these pictures will not just be At only 11 years old, Sycamore Trails Congratulations to both! ing king and queen last fall at school. memories, and that these great-look- fifth-grader Jonathon Fornoff is al- ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ Only they won’t be coming home ing kids will not be added to the latest ready a gymnastic prodigy. He won This year 10 students from U46 were tonight, or any other night. statistics. the gold medal at the U.S.A. Gymnas- named All-State Musicians, one of the Though they didn’t drink the night of ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ tics 2007 Boys’ State Championships highest marks of distinction for high the prom, someone else did. Tracy Congratulations to Nicholas In- which qualified him to compete at the school performers. These students Lynn and Brian lost their lives on the fusino, a student in the Weinberg Col- Region 5 Championships on April 15. were selected by the Illinois Music Ed- eve of their last high school prom. One lege of Arts and Sciences at North- Top athletes from Illinois, Indiana, ucators Association (IMEA) after a rig- of Brian’s friends drove the car that western University, who has been Michigan, Ohio, and Kentucky partic- orous audition process that included would take them all to the dance after named to the dean’s list for the winter ipated in the All-Around competition playing scales, sight reading and per- dinner. The friend also happened to be quarter of the 2006/2007 academic with Fornoff claiming the silver forming a musical selection in front of the “other guy.” year! medal. He maintains a demanding a guest conductor. The IMEA winners The school and community are in ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ training schedule at the Bartlett Gym- were recognized by the Board of Edu- shock, and the families are grief- Greenacopia of Carol Stream is nastics Center. Congratulations! cation at the meeting this past Mon- stricken. The drunk driver of the car pleased to announce the winner of the ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ day. Student award recipients include will live, but he may never walk Bartlett Earth Day Festival “Free Veg- Bartlett High School teacher Linda Katrina Kral and Ellen Hornor from again. His companion is in a coma etable Garden.” Dawne Armstrong of Wallace and Special Skills Assistant Bartlett High School. Congratulations! with irreparable brain damage. Bartlett is the lucky winner of a fully Celia Adamson are the 2007 District ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ The drunk driver said he just took a planted vegetable garden. Armstrong U-46 Employees of the Year. The Bartlett High School Varsity few little swigs of booze he found was thrilled with the news. Congratu- Wallace, a registered nurse with a Dance Team has established tryout stashed under his father’s car seat. He lations! teaching certification, built the Health dates for the 2007/2008 season. There will have to live with the knowledge ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ Occupations program at Bartlett High is a mandatory parent meeting on that not only will he never walk or Samie Chaudhry is the recipient of a School from the ground up when the May 2 at 6:30 p.m. at BHS in Room play football again, but he will have to Northern Illinois University Dean’s school opened in 1998. She moved A130. Tryout forms must be complet- live knowing that his two friends died Award. The award is given to gradu- from Streamwood High School, where ed before your child may participate because of his irresponsible behavior. ating students who demonstrate sig- she began teaching in 1979. It is Wal- in the tryouts. The monthly Dance Thousands of young people lose Boosters meeting will be held follow- their lives each year to drinking and ing the parent meeting. driving accidents. We, as parents and Tryout clinics will be held May 7, 8 teachers, try hard to warn kids about and 9 from 4 to 6 p.m. Check-in starts the horrors of driving drunk, but at 3:45 p.m. Only dance candidates are we’re also being accused of too much allowed in the clinics which begin preaching about drug use and booze. warm-ups at 4p.m. These clinics are Some parents themselves have alcohol mandatory as they prepare each can- and drug habits and how often do didate for the tryout. The tryouts are children imitate their parents? Saturday, May 12. Dance candidates Mothers Against Drunk Driving are to report at 9 a.m. sharp in the states on its Web site that in the time- Aerie gym and dance room. frame of April through June 2000, Further information may be obtained there were 2,082 traffic fatalities for by contacting Coach Balzer via the people age 15 to 20. These numbers BHS Dance website at www.BHS- are for weekends when prom and dance.org. graduation dates occur. Of these ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ fatalities, 1,226 are alcohol-related, The Bartlett Woman’s Club is looking which is approximately 58.9 percent for volunteers for the Special of all fatalities on those weekends. Olympics’ Golf Tournament at Bartlett So what is a parent to do? Talking Hills on Monday, Aug. 6 from 7:15 and preaching has never kept the lid a.m. until 1 p.m. They need cart driv- on, so to speak. Should parents give ers and score keepers along with peo- up drinking and smoking? That ple for other assignments such as probably would not have saved the lives of Tracy Lynn and Brian. After See Tidbits, pg. 42 all, Brian and Tracy Lynn were not drinking. What can be done? In some small The communities, parents have decided to hold prom night dinners at their Examiner homes. The parents feel this might Published every Wednesday at: take away the temptation of drinking, P.O. Box 8287, 4N781 Gerber Road and that kids will respect their Bartlett, Illinois 60103 parents’ wishes not to drive drunk. www.examinerpublications.com Some parents have designated drivers take the kids to and from the prom. But what are the responsibili- ties of these young men and women? They are no longer small children, are Morgan and Steichen to wed they? After all, as soon as they Karen Morgan of Wayne announces the engagement of her daughter, graduate from high school, they may Melissa, to Matt Steichen, son of Shirley White of Bartlett, and Craig be going to college, or helping dad in Randall Petrik • President & Publisher Steichen of Carol Stream. Melissa graduated from Bartlett High Bruce Leighty • Editor the family business. And so, we keep School in 2004 and is currently employed as a Human Resource Man- looking for the answers we may never ager at Brighton Gardens Assisted Living Home in St. Charles. Matt Ê have. graduated from Bartlett High School in 2002 and is currently em- In the weeks to come, the girls will be ployed at School District 54, and most notably, known for the creation News and Ads call (630) 830-4145 wearing their lovely prom dresses and [email protected] of the half-n-half jerseys. The couple has been together for six years Single copy price 50¢. waiting anxiously for their handsome and plan on celebrating their seventh anniversary in June 2007 as Mr. Subscription rate $24 per year. young escorts to give them flowers, a Periodical postage paid at: Bartlett, Illinois 60103, (USPS 625-680) and Mrs. Steichen. (Courtesy photo) POSTMASTER: Send address changes to: great dinner and a ride to the prom. The Examiner, P.O. Box 8287, Bartlett, Illinois 60103 And before they leave the house, ©2007 Examiner Publications, Inc. All rights reserved. The Bartlett Examiner-Wednesday, May 2, 2007-Page 5 Fire Board OKs $40,000 in upgrade purchases
By Cindy Lenart building from collapsing during a The Bartlett Fire Protection District structural-collapse situation, as might Board last week approved a series of occur when a car drives into a build- purchases that will upgrade computer ing. ENKINS HIROPRACTIC ENTER and communications systems, as well The shores can also be used in auto J C C as special rescue efforts. extrication to stabilize a vehicle so The first expenditure of $3,710 victims can be removed. from CDS Office Technologies ap- The board also approved installation proved the purchase of one tabled- of laptop computers in 11 vehicles at a type portable computer and field cost of $4,170. printer that will be used for inspec- The laptop computers are a part of tions. a $218,000 communications grant According to Assistant Chief Bill awarded to the district. The $4,170 Anderson, the computer will house for installation of the computers will Firehouse software, and will allow be reimbursed by the grant pro- him to update information on the ceeds. computer during routine inspections. Finally, the board approved a $25,000 From there, the information would expense for installation of a new be uploaded to a server, and dissemi- phone system at Stations 1 and 2. nated to vehicles during an emer- The current phone system was gency situation. discontinued in 1995, but was Anderson said the district has purchased in 2000. The current system already purchased two similar only provides four lines of communi- computers that are being used at the cation at the two stations. Drs. Jim & Moira Jenkins current stations, and an additional The new system will actually save one will be needed when the west- the district $700 a month in phone • Husband & Wife Team side station opens next year. costs, but will increase the number of Officials also approved the purchase phone lines to 23 when a third station • Treatment For Sport, Work & Auto Injuries of Prospan shores for $5,194 through is brought online next year. Prospan Manufacturing Co. According to Captain Bill Gabrenya, • Friendly, High Quality Care The shores will give the district the who coordinated the purchase, the • Headaches, Neck & Back Pain ability to deal with many different new system from Call-Tell will rescue situations, according to fire- provide free calling between stations, fighter/medic William Filpi. voicemail that goes right to e-mail, Personalized Chiropractic Care Filpi said the district currently relies and training. on the division TRT team to deal with The district considered buying some situations. equipment for the new west-side Family Friendly “For a trench rescue, they can be used station at this time, but opted to wait to shore (hold up) the collapsed trench until it could better assess its needs. 630-289-1181 walls to give the victim a secure and The purchase is included in the Fire 807 S. Route 59 • Bartlett, IL safe area and give us the time we need District’s capital budget, and includes to rescue them,” he said. a one-year warranty on all equipment. The shores can also be put in place to Fire District officials unanimously www.core4training.com create a safe work place and stop a approved all of the purchases.
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He said essentially that he had no RESULTS realization of how far modern society obligation to publish contrary views has moved from medieval times. We’ve on global warming, since global understood for centuries that civilized warming skeptics were no better than folks don’t need to employ the rack and “creationists.” Comparing folks who thumbscrew to promulgate their views. found scientific holes in an exceeding- Rational discussion, an unbiased assess- ly complex theory to people who be- ment of scientific fact, and reasoned per- lieved the earth was only 10,000 years suasion should be all that are needed. old seemed a bit much—but as it turns We think of the contrast between out, his attitude on global warming those two approaches whenever we skeptics was hardly unique. hear people refer to the “scientific con- In subsequent years we’ve seen the sensus” on “global warming” (techni- following: cally, it’s known in the scientific com- munity as “anthropogenic global See Seats, pg. 46 Janice, Letters to the Editor Now! Deadline for letters is noon on Monday. 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The looking at six sites that will soon like- developer is reportedly repairing ROBERT J. LOJEWSKI ly be turned over to the Park District. broken sidewalk sections and is 630-837-3100 Near Lake Street west of Villa Olivia preparing the conveyance documents 106 N. Barrington Rd. will be the Castle Creek parksite. in cooperation with the Park District’s (Between Schaumburg and Bode Rds.) Measuring eight acres, the park is attorney. Streamwood, IL 60107 nearly ready for conveyance to the Home Appointments Park District, according to Carlson. See Park, pg. 25 [email protected]
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Kneeling are Melisa Bonilla and Camryn Alanis; standing are Angela Dimas, All-You-Can-Eat $29.95 Meridith Moore, Olivia Perrino, Megan Moore, Paige Gramza, Cassie Glenn, King Crab Legs • Cocktail Shrimp Jessie Van Dyke, Lindsay Rockensock, Annette Navarro and Imelda Navarro. Not pictured are Briana Hampton, Jessica Makowski and Rheanna Dino. Oysters • Prime Rib (Courtesy photo) Special Event & Gifts for Mothers Complimentary Flowers By Laura Nykaza Support our Troops came from a Polaroid Pictures (While Supplies Last) The Hanover Township Clerk’s Streamwood High School student Now Accepting Reservations! Office has been running Operation during Student Government Day. ●●●●●●●●●●●● Support our Troops for three years, This year’s Student Government Day and members of Brownie Troop 515 is being held on May 2. LUNCH from Horizon Elementary in “We have 35 positions available at Mon-Fri: 11:30am–2:30pm ...... $14.95 Hanover Park were presented certifi- the township,” said Youth and Family Sat, Sun & Holidays: 11:15am–3:00pm ...... $16.95 cates from Clerk Brian McGuire for Services Director Kathy Fox. “There DINNER collecting supplies for this effort at are 90 kids altogether. It is a record Mon-Thur: 5:30pm–9:00pm...... $24.95 the April 24 regular meeting of the number this year.” Fri & Sat: 5:00pm–9:30pm ...... $26.95 town board. Student Government Day allows Sun & Holidays: 5:00pm–9:00pm...... $26.95 “We want to recognize these students from Streamwood High Brownies that have contributed and School to shadow local officials. Woodfield Shopping Center their items will be going over to the At the end of the day, there is a mock (between Nordstroms & JC Penney) troops very shortly,” McGuire said. township board meeting where “de- 847-619-1088 “The (Support our Troops) program partments” report on what they did www.todai.com continues and will continue until our during the day. Menu, hours, prices, and special promotions troops come home.” “It is really realistic,” Fox said. “We are subject to change without prior notice. McGuire said the idea for Operation learn a lot.”
CHICAGO SLAUGHTER vs Rochester Raiders Saturday • May 5 • 7:00pm Have You Ordered Your Slaughter Tickets? Individual game tickets for Chicago Slaughter regular season home games are now on sale! Season tickets and group packages can be ordered directly from the Chicago Slaughter by calling 708-299-ZONE (9663) Mention the Examiner Ad and Get You can order tickets by 10% OFF phone through ORDER YOUR TICKETS TODAY! the Sears Centre by calling: 1-888-S E A R S T I X Don’t miss any of the (1-888-732-7784) fun and excitement of Chicago Slaughter You can order single game Slaughter Head Coach tickets online at football! Steve McMichael www.searscentre.com The Bartlett Examiner-Wednesday, May 2, 2007-Page 13 U-46 superintendent discusses school safety It’s Hard To Stop A Trane® UP TO By Laura Nykaza for all of our communities and with “DELIVERING QUALITY AND COMFORT” In the wake of the tragedy at Virginia the National Incident Management (630) 213-6736 $1200.00 CASH REBATE Tech, U-46 Superintendent Connie System,” Neale stated. ON SELECT SYSTEMS Neale addressed the safety of district All schools are currently training in 6 MONTHS schools in her April 19 column. the area of lockdown and crisis SAME AS CASH FREE IN HOME “Even though this happened miles management. This training includes ESTIMATES away from School District U-46, it maintenance, grounds and trans- TRANE CLEAN EFFECTS does provide an unfortunate wake-up portation personnel. 99.98% EFFICIENT call to revisit our own safety pre- Illinois School Code requires three AIR CLEANER paredness plans, especially when fire drills, a severe weather drill and a charged with the well-being of thou- bus safety drill to be conducted with sands of children on a daily basis as in students annually. Currently, Illinois AIR CONDITIONER this district,” Neale stated. law recommends a lockdown drill be CLEAN AND CHECK Neale said safety has always been conducted each year. $69.00 made a priority at individual sites, but Neale said Heiderscheidt has worked through planning sessions, it was with the district’s communications determined that the district could office and is close to initiating the new SALES SERVICE INSTALLATION s r r TM benefit by having a person with ex- rapid notification service. pertise in school safety on staff. This telephone and e-mail messaging In the fall of 2006, the district hired service will enable the district to John Heiderscheidt as its first safety communicate with all parents and coordinator. staff within minutes about school Heiderscheidt is a retired police offi- events, bus route changes and cer and is a graduate of Streamwood emergency situations. High School. The system can accommodate up to The safety coordinator is responsible six contact numbers or e-mail for directing district-wide safety stan- addresses per household and will send dards, implementing procedures and messages to all six simultaneously. maintaining a high level of building “Through plan development, security. training and frequent evaluation, we “The safety coordinator position will become better prepared,” Neale NOW AT: brings an added dimension to and stated. expertise in supervising district-wide safety standards,” Neale stated. www.winfieldmaterial.com A major component of the position is Photo to act as the direct point-of-contact between local law enforcement agen- Notice! 665-1144 cies and the district’s safety plans. WINFIELD, IL Neale said the focus this year has To all of our readers: Please note if Serving DuPage & Kane Co. been to consolidate all school safety you submit photos to be published in WINFIELD ROAD at the Railroad Tracks efforts into a consistent district-wide the paper, they need to be picked up OPEN DAILY: 7:30 am to 5 pm, Sat. 8 to Noon plan and philosophy. as soon as possible after being pub-
“This plan is consistent with police lished. We will only be keeping them s r r TM and fire department response plans for 30 days after they have appeared. The Bartlett Examiner-Wednesday, May 2, 2007-Page 14 Police Reports
Continued from page 3 was released on bond and faces an un- ★At 11:56 p.m., Christine M. Camp- 1975 Lake Street reported that an un- determined court date. bell, 38, Hanover Park, was arrested known offender stole a bike. door of a building. Saturday, April 21 and charged with contributing to the ★At 10:15 p.m., Melvyn C. Sandoval, ★At 11:15 a.m., DaJour D. Boothe, 17, ★At 2:24 a.m., Samuel Renaldo, 29, neglect of a child. 30, Hoffman Estates, was arrested and Carol Stream, was arrested and Carol Stream, was arrested and Tuesday, April 17 charged with driving while license charged with theft under $300. He charged with DUI, BAC over .08. He ★Rafael Alvardo, 30, Hanover Park, suspneded. was released on an I-bond and faces was released on bond and faces an un- was arrested on warrant and charged ★At 10:34 p.m., Jesus DelVera, 24, an undetermined court date. determined court date. with traffic offense. Carol Stream, was arrested and ★At 9 p.m., a complainant in the 200 ★At 12:21 p.m., a complainant in the ★At 12:36 a.m., Carmen DeLao, 28, charged with no valid driver’s license. block of Klein Creek Court reported 600 block of Bluff reported that an un- Streamwood, was arrested and ★At 10:54 p.m., Octavio V. Serna, 29, that an unknown offender damaged known offender entered a parked ve- charged with no valid driver’s license. Schaumburg, was arrested and tires on a parked vehicle. hicle and took miscellaneous items, a ★At 12:56 a.m., Alex Cifuentes, 32, charged with driving while license ★At 9:47 p.m., Gregory Strauss, 25, purse, and money. Stone Park, was arrested on warrant suspended. Carol Stream, was arrested and and charged with failure to appear Wednesday, April 18 charged with disorderly conduct. He HANOVER PARK and traffic offenses. ★At 1:08 a.m., Lisa M. Trukenbolz, 24, was released on bond and faces an un- Monday, April 16 ★At 2:25 a.m., Jorge E. Ramirez-Barra- Bartlett, was arrested and charged determined court date. ★Donite Smith, 20, Hanover Park, gan, 18, Elgin, was arrested and with aggravated DUI and driving ★At 11:36 p.m., a complainant at Lies was arrested on warrant and charged charged with no valid driver’s license. while license revoked. and Merbach reported damaged to with failure to appear. ★At 2:34 a.m., Vicente Carrizal, 36, ★At 1;23 a.m., Jose I. Zavala-Ro- grass due to a fire. ★Alberto Cruz, 27, Hanover Park, Hanover Park, was arrested and driguez, 25, Elgin, was arrested and Tuesday, April 17 was arrested on warrant and charged charged with no valid driver’s license. charged with driving while license ★At 10:07 a.m., a complainant in the with failure to appear and domestic ★At 4:25 a.m., Rosio Martinez, 18, suspended. 600 block of Gunderson reported that battery. Hanover Park, was arrested and ★At 1:50 a.m., Adam M. Cockran, 23, an unknown offender painted graffiti ★Angel G. Vazquez, 36, Elgin, was ar- charged with no valid driver’s license. Hanover Park, was arrested and on a door. rested on warrant and charged with ★ At 8:05 a.m., Clare Anstiss, 27, charged with DUI. ★At 5:51 p.m., Dennis J. Edwards, 34, failure to appear and driving while li- Schaumburg, was arrested on warrant ★At 1:13 p.m., a complainant in the was arrested on warrant and charged cense suspended. and charged with failure to appear. 1400 block of Bear Flag reported dam- with retail theft. He was trasnported ★At 6:55 a.m., Pablo Gonzalez, 32, ★At 9:01 a.m., a complainant in the age to an overhead garage door open- to DuPage County Jail and faces an Hanover Park, was arrested and 2400 block of Leslie reported that an er. undetermined court date. charged with driving while license unknown offender shot BBs at a win- ★At 3:02 p.m., a complainant at EB ★At 8:09 p.m., a complainant in the suspended. dow, deflated two tires, and dented Games, 7458 Barrington Rd., reported 1200 block of Saratoga reported being ★At 10:16 a.m., a complainant in the the hood of a parked vehicle. that an unknown offender stole $2,600 threatened by a known offender 900 block of Westchester reported that ★At 12:22 p.m., Lashwanta Dyson, 21, worth of games from the store. ★At 10:29 p.m., Sandra J. Ferazza, 62, an unknown offender burglarized his Hanover Park, was arrested and ★At 3:46 p.m., Jose E. Ayala, 39, Villa St. Charles, was arrested and charged truck while it was parked on the park- charged with driving while license re- Park, was arrested and charged with with DUI. She was released on an I- way overnight. voked. driving while license revoked. bond and faces an undetermined ★At 12:02 p.m., a complainant at 1832 ★At 1:36 p.m., Maria Ayala, 41, Elgin, ★At 4:31 p.m., a complainant in the court date. Army Trail Road reported that an un- was arrested and charged with no 1100 block of Yorkshire reported that ★Michael L. Grove, 18, Villa Park, was known offender took a bottle of liquor valid driver’s license. an unknown offender used an ATM arrested and charged with driving un- from the store. ★At 2:12 p.m., a juvenile in the 2100 card without permission. der the influence of drugs. He was re- ★At 12:33 p.m., Felipe Luciano, 27, block of Elm was arrested and ★At 5 p.m., a complainant in the 6900 leased on an I-bond and faces an un- Hanover Park, was arrested and charged with aggravated assault. block of Plum Tree reported receiving determined court date. charged with no valid driver’s license. ★At 4:39 p.m., Christopher J. Martin, a credit bill for an account he did not Wednesday, April 18 ★At 3:27 p.m., a complainant reported 17, Roselle, was arrested and charged open. ★At 8 a.m., a complainant in the 200 that an unknown offender took a bike with no valid driver’s license. ★Alberto Villa, 40, Hanover Park, was block of Klein Creek reported that an from the bike rack at Ontarioville ★At 5:27 p.m., Manuel Sanchez, 17, arrested on warrant and charged with unknown offender stole a radio from a School, 2100 Elm. Streamwood, was arrested and resisting a peace officer. parked car. ★At 5:18 p.m., Michael M. Hall, 26, charged with consumption of alcohol ★At 5:38 p.m., a juvenile in the 1700 ★At 10 p.m., a complainant in the 700 Hanover Park, was arrested and by a minor. block of St. Ann was arrested and block of Medford reported that an un- charged with expired driver’s license. ★At 5:50 p.m., a complainant at White charged with reckless driving. known offender damaged a mailbox. ★At 5:27 p.m., two juveniles in the Hen, 5561 County Farm, reported that ★At 6:27 p.m., Ron D. Iverson, 27, Thursday, April 19 5600 block of Arlington East were ar- an unknown offender stole two bot- Hanover Park, was arrested and ★At 1 p.m., a complainant in the 200 rested and charged with arson. tles of beer. charged with possession of cannabis. block of Schmale reported that an un- ★At 6:57 p.m., Christopher J. Nitzke, ★At 7:10 p.m., Enrique Rojas, 25, ★At 7:59 p.m., Michael J. Lock, 31, known offender broke into a parked 38, Streamwood, was arrested and Streamwood, was arrested and Itasca, was arrested on warrant and vehicle. charged with driving while license charged with no valid driver’s license. charged with failure to appear and Friday, April 20 suspended. ★At 7:11 p.m., a complainant in the driving while license suspended. ★At 8 p.m., a complainant in the 600 ★At 7:03 p.m., Maria G. Alvarez- 5400 block of Ridge Crossing reported Thursday, April 19 block of Bluff Street reported that an Uribe, 23, Chicago, was arrested and that an unknown offender opened ★At 1:13 a.m., Rudy Rivas, 47, Car- unknown offender took a purse from charged with no valid driver’s license. three separate loan accounts in her pentersville, was arrested and a car. ★At 10:27 p.m., Humberto Leon- name. charged with no valid driver’s license. ★At 8:22 p.m., Aldo Hernandez, 21, Gomez, 37, Hanover Park, was arrest- ★ At 7:15 p.m., Cesar Ochoa, 19, ★At 3:49 a.m., Jose A. Carreon, 33, Bensenville, was arrested and charged ed and charged with no valid driver’s Hanover Park, was arrested and Chicago, was arrested and charged with unlawful use of weapons and license. charged with no valid driver’s license. with driving while license suspended driving while registration suspended. ★At 11:31 p.m., Alex Cifuentes, 31, ★At 7:17 p.m., Jose A. Ramirez, 18, and no valid insurance. He was released on bond and faces an Stone Park, was arrested and charged Hanover Park, and Diego Garcia, 19, ★At 7:52 a.m., Javier Arryo, 32, Auro- undetermined court date. with no valid driver’s license. Hanover Park, were arrested and ra, was arrested and charged with ★At 8:27 p.m., Jose L. Flores, 23, Carol ★At 11:35 p.m., Ivan Torres, 24, Elgin, charged with consumption of alcohol overweight truck. Stream, was arrested and charged was arrested and charged with no by a minor. ★At 8:54 a.m., Marquita Ross, 22, with unlawful use of weapons. He valid driver’s license. ★At 10:13 p.m., a complainannt at Hanover Park, was arrested and
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charged with no valid driver’s license. 6800 block of Longmeadow reported Hanover Park, was arrested and 1500 block of Irving Park Road report- ★At 9:08 a.m., Ruben A. Montanez, that an unknown offender broke the charged with no valid driver’s license. ed that an unknown offender pumped 53, Sleepy Hollow, was arrested and window on a parked vehicle and re- ★At 7:48 p.m., Nicholas Fitzgerald, $60 worth of gasoline and left without charged with driving while license moved a GPS system. 17, Hanover Park, was arrested and paying. suspended. ★At 7:59 a.m., a complainant in the charged with no valid driver’s license. ★At 9:49 a.m., Juan Godinez-Aceve- ★At 11:39 a.m., Jose Rios, 23, Hanover 1200 block of Court H reported that an ★ At 9:34 p.m., Larry Avilez, 23, do, 24, Hanover Park, was arrested Park, was arrested and charged with unknown offender set fire to a Hanover Park, was cited for consump- and charged with no valid driver’s li- driving while license suspended. garbage can. tion of alcohol. cense. ★At 12 p.m., Teresa M. Reusch, 36, ★At 7:59 a.m., a complainant in the ★At 10:18 p.m., Alfredo Perez-Ve- ★At 10:42 a.m., a complainant in the Schaumburg, was arrested and 1200 block of San Simeon reported lasques, 26, Hanover Park, was arrest- 7700 block of Kingsbury reported that charged with driving while license that an unknown offender set papers ed and charged with no valid driver’s an unknown offender possibly took suspended. on fire in front of the garage. license. her pain medication. ★At 2:19 p.m., Elisa Gallegos, 30, ★Anselmo Lechuga, 33, Hanover ★At 10:43 p.m., Eloy Rodriguez, 23, ★At 10:53 a.m., Juan Armenta-Padilla, Hanover Park, was arrested and Park, was arrested on warrant. Streamwood, was arrested and 28, Hanover Park, was arrested and charged with no valid driver’s license. ★At 12:13 a.m., Brian J. Reese, 27, charged with aggravated DUI and charged with no valid driver’s license. ★ At 3:03 p.m., Ricardo Hita, 51, Hanover Park, was arrested and driving while license suspended. ★At 1:24 p.m., Gerardo Corodova- Streamwood, Manuel Sanchez, 17, charged with domestic battery. ★At 10:54 p.m., Hector E. Pastrana, Padron, 25, Hanover Park, was arrest- Streamwood, Jose Renteria, 18, ★At 8:36 a.m., Jose A. Ramirez, 24, 19, Hanover Park, was arrested and ed and charged with no valid driver’s Streamwood, and two juveniles were Bensenville, was arrested and charged charged with no valid driver’s license. license. arrested and charged with criminal with no valid driver’s license. ★At 10:56 p.m., a complainant in the ★ At 3:49 p.m., Benni Vilchis, 22, trespass to land. ★At 11:11 a.m., Patricia Soto, 43, Elgin, 7200 block of Orchard reported a rob- Hanover Park, was arrested and ★At 4:26 p.m., Luis A. Torres-Arista, was arrested and charged with over- bery. charged with no valid driver’s license. 27, Hanover Park, was arrested and weight vehicle. Saturday, April 21 ★At 4:16 p.m., a complainant in the charged with domestic battery. ★At 1:48 p.m., Laura C. Rodriguez, ★At 1:16 a.m., Susana Gonzalez, 27, 2000 block of Irving Park Road report- ★At 4:43 p.m., a complainant in the 19, Hanover Park, was arrested and West Chicago, was arrested and ed that an unknown offender stole her 1700 block of Laurel reported that an charged with no valid driver’s license. charged with no valid driver’s license. purse while she was at Laundry King. unknown offender pulled wooden ★At 2:26 p.m., Ricky Rayfield, 43, El- ★At 2:17 a.m., Alfredo Perez-Vasques, ★At 4:54 p.m., Miguel Morales, 26, paneling off of a school trailer. gin, was arrested and charged with 26, Hanover Park, was arrested and Glendale Heights, was arrested and ★At 5:08 p.m., a juvenile in the 2000 driving while license suspended. charged with no valid driver’s license. charged with no valid driver’s license. block of Narcissus was arrested and ★At 3:48 p.m., a complainant in the ★At 2:48 a.m., Fabian J. Arreguin, 32, ★ At 6:11 p.m., Dario Rojas, 27, charged with possession of tobacco. 6200 block of Gold reported that a Charlotte, N.C., was arrested and Hanover Park, was arrested and ★At 5:45 p.m., Leonardo Calvillo, 17, known offender stole money from her. charged with DUI. charged with no valid driver’s license Hanover Park, was arrested and ★At 4:19 p.m., a complainant in the ★At 4:04 a.m., Juan A. Gurrola, 31, and resisting a peace officer. charged with possession of tobacco. 1400 block of Spruce reported that an Streamwood, was arrested and ★At 9:28 p.m., Jesus Valdez, 22, Elgin, ★At 6:45 p.m., Alejandro Diaz, 18, unknown offender removed items charged with DUI. was arrested and charged with aggra- Hanover Park, was arrested and from an unlocked vehicle. ★At 6 a.m., a complainant in the 1500 vated DUI. charged with no valid driver’s license. ★At 4:55 p.m., Anthony Johnson, 37, block of Spinaker reported that an un- ★At 10:43 p.m., Ely Rodriguez, 52, ★At 7 p.m., a complainant in the 7700 Hanover Park, was arrested and known offender smashed out the win- Streamwood, was arrested and block of Kingsbury reported that a charged with driving while license dow on his parked vehicle sometime charged with aggravated DUI. possible known offender slashed the suspended. during the overnight hours. Sunday, April 22 tires on her parked vehicle. ★At 5:08 p.m., a complainant in the ★At 6:54 a.m., Enrique C. Soto, 35, ★At 9 a.m., a complainant in the 2100 ★At 7:37 p.m., Edward A. Hanna, 60, 1800 block of Laurel reported unau- Hanover Park, was arrested and block of Lake Street reported that an Carol Stream was arrested and thorized use of her credit card. charged with no valid driver’s license. charged with driving while license ★At 6:43 p.m., Miguel Mercado, 18, ★At 7:35 a.m., a complainant in the See Reports, pg. 44 suspended. ★ At 7:44 p.m., Marc V. Giomi, 26, South Main Bartlett West Chicago, was arrested and Recognized for offering charged with retail theft. you excellence. ★At 8:21 p.m., Lester C. McKinsie, 41, Hair Studio Hanover Park, was arrested and According to J.D. Power and charged with domestic battery. 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Double Ground Mulch $13.50/yard. Delivery Charges (Depending on Zone) Coach Dan Piszczek, coach Ed Rohlfes, Tyler Piszczek, Bryce Busch, Greg Sabo, Matt Padron, Alex Smith, Nicholas Rohlfes, Jacob Vance. Second Row: 1-5 yards-$40 • 6-25 yards-$50 • up to 50 yards-$60 Forrest Wright, David Left, Joe Salerno, Danny Kochanski, Daniel Hopkins, WHOLESALE PRICES AVAILABLE! Zach Audy, Phillip Saccameno and Gianluca LaCorte. (Courtesy photo)
Bartlett Hawks U-12 Green played indoor soccer this season at the St. Charles ’S Sportsplex from January to March, 2007. They completed their season with a sec- IT ! Get ond place finish in their division. NG Your The defense consisted of Danny Kochanski, Greg Sabo, Daniel Left, Daniel Hop- RI kins and Jacob Vance. These players played great defense throughout the sea- P Wheelbarrows son in working to keep the ball out of their goal. S The offense consisted of Tyler Piszczek, Bryce Busch, Matt Padron, Alex Smith, Out Of Nicholas Rohlfes, Forrest Wright, Joe Salerno, Phillip Saccameno and Gianluca LaCorte. The offensive consistently moved the ball down the field and recorded Storage! numerous assists and goals. During the season Danny Kochanski, Tyler Piszczek and Forrest Wright spent time as goalie to contribute to their team’s success.
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Offer Expires 2/28/07. from 1943 to 1945. Part of that time he “When the (Hanover Township) Se- was a Prisoner of War in Kriegsgefan- nior Center flagpole was erected, Nick 2105A W. Irving Park Rd., Hanover Park, IL 60103 genensendung. was very kind to allow the flag that 630-213-3903 He was taken by the German Nazis draped his brother’s coffin to fly on on January 22, 1944 and was liberated the flagpole,” McGuire said. Open: M-F 10am-7pm • Sat 10:30am-6pm on April 16, 1945. Recipients of the Veteran’s Honor “This is our first POW inducted into Roll are listed on a plaque in the front the Veteran’s Honor Roll,” said town- of the Hanover Township Town Hall ship clerk Brian McGuire. and are entered into the Honor Roll “He is the only living POW in book, which is kept in the clerk’s of- Hanover Township,” added deputy fice. Names are also listed on the clerk Mary Jo Imperato. township’s Web site. 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By Laura Nykaza certified employee of the year. 24-Hour Emergency Service, Cleanings, Sealants School District U-46 honored two Celia Adamson is a special skills as- Sedation/Laughing Gas Available employees as part of the district’s sec- sistant at Abbott Middle School and ond annual employee of the year has worked for the district for 26 Bamini Blau DDS MS awards at the April 23 school board years. Robert Blau DDS meeting. For the past three years, Adamson Bartlett High School teacher Linda has worked with a special needs (endodontist) Wallace, a registered nurse with a eighth-grader with cerebral palsy who teaching certificate, began the health use an augmentative communication Located 1/4 mile West of the Bartlett occupations program at Bartlett when device to communicate. Metra Station in Westgate Commons the school opened in 1998. Adamson helps her take notes, trou- 774 W Bartlett Rd., Bartlett, IL She began teaching at Streamwood bleshoots software issues on the com- High School in 1979. munication device, adapts homework Health occupation students work in assignments and stays after school (630) 213-3636 paid positions at medical facilities that that her student can participate in Girl are arranged through partnerships es- Scouts and student council. www.gentlecare4kidsteeth.com tablished by Wallace. “Cele went above and beyond the re- Students also participate in extra cur- sponsibilities of special skills assistant ricular and community service activi- in many ways, such as adapting mate- ties through the Health Occupation rials for students at home, accompa- Students Association team where they nying students on community activi- placed first in state competition since ties, and creating memory books for 2000. those students graduating from our DAMICO The team has qualified for national program,” writes special education PAVING competition for the last two years. teacher Gerry Bonick in his nomina- P A V I N G The district credited Wallace’s high tion. expectations of students, endless en- U-46 cited Adamson’s dedication as NEW & EXISTING thusiasm, and relationships with the reason she received the classified healthcare facilities to make her the employee of the year award. 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Hawks controlled the game from the Sophomore Michelle Glaser picked SeniorSenior Housing’Housing’ss beginning and were able to get 30 up the final goal from a free kick at the shots off. 25-yard line with under eleven Early in the first half, the Hawks took minutes left to play. ““BESTBEST KEPTKEPT SECRETSECRET”” five shots on goal, and the sixth met With the ball near Streamwood’s goal the net with senior Kristen Zindel for practically the whole game, scoring and senior Brittany Taylor freshman goalkeeper Erin Zaideman GRAND OPENING picking up the assist. had an easy game as she only had to The Hawks squandered several gold- make two saves. CELEBRATION en opportunities in the first half, “When you’re not getting a lot of though, as senior Cynthia Teflek had shots on you, you have to stay Saturday, May 19, 10AM two nice passes with Streamwood’s focused, and I think she did a pretty goal virtually wide open in the final good job,” Thomas said. “She holds fourteen minutes of the half. her own back there. She communi- Presentation, refreshments However, the Hawks were unable to cates well.” and tours. get shots off, leaving them with a 1-0 For the Hawks’ seniors, it was an 1101-05 West Bartlett Rd. lead going into the break. extra special victory. (Rte. 59 and West “We need to be able to take advan- “It was senior night,” Thomas said. “I tage of those opportunities against just wanted them to come out and Bartlett Road) top-tier teams,” said Hawks coach have fun.” Heather Thomas. 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Prom court 2007 Emil Encarnado, Joanna Kwak, Randall Hopper, Lauren Heffron, Richard Aich, Catherine Aldana, Katelyn Massey, John Leading the crowd in the “Cha Cha Slide” are Sanara Parke, Brandy Parke, Randy Tyburski, Sammy Maestranzi, Francesca Zaccaro and Kirtan Thakkar. (Examiner photos by Debbie Schutt) Skorburey and Taylor Rizzo.
Memories that last a life time are what prom is all about. At least that is what these A very confident Colin Greschock makes a bold fashion statement with his date students from Bartlett High School would tell you after attending the “Don’t Wanna Cynthia Trefilek by his side. Miss A Thing” themed prom Friday, April 27 at Seven Bridges. After enjoying din- ner with friends the night quickly began to get rocking. The students took to the dance floor covering every inch including the stage. Popular tunes left many trying to out dance each other. After a break in the action the Prom Court was introduced. The honor of king and queen was bestowed upon Katherine Aldana and Emil En- carnado. Aldana and Encarnado shared a dance then opened the dance floor up to finish out the evening.
Taking time to wave to a friend Monika Kuska and Chris Paladino keep on dancing. Tearing up the dance floor are Vania Davalos and Joe Wantcoba. Making memories to last a lifetime Cassandra Molof and Rynee Moore capture the moment.
Having fun with the girls are Charli Jacoby, Lisa Dye, Rynee Moore, Ashley Lundgren, Vania Davalos shares a dance with the prom king Emil Encarnado. Slow dancing gives Naveen Sheikh and Tagi Mohiuddin time to get closer. Michelle Kelly and Zack Flagg share a dance together at the prom. Kaitlyn Simons, Ashley Dye and Cynthia Treflik. The Bartlett Examiner-Wednesday, May 2, 2007-Page 30 South Elgin bats secure come-from-behind win Building or Remodeling? By Seth Hancock there and clear my head and get them Timely hitting helped the South Elgin in,” Stredde said. softball team come back to take a 3-2 Stredde went 2-2, raising her season victory in extras against Neuqua Val- average to .367 and picking up her Have you ever considered Radiant heat? ley High School on Friday, April 27. team-leading 11th RBI. The Storm looked prepared early as French finished the game allowing junior Stephanie Sanocki led off the five hits while getting out of three Comfort – perfect for homes with vaulted ceilings; takes the chill out of game with a single and reached sticky situations. second on a beautiful sacrifice bunt by Neuqua stranded runners at second cold kitchen and bathroom floors and unfinished basements. sophomore Brittany Boelter, but South and third with one out in the third, Eliminates drafts. Elgin was unable to drive her in. and stranded runners at first and Neuqua went on to take the lead in second in both the fifth and sixth Economy – cuts heating bills 20-40%. Quiet and efficient with no noisy the top of the second after a two-out nnings. motors, blower or fans. single drove in the game’s first run, “Rebecca pitched out of some jams, and the Wildcats would later score in and we made the plays we had to Clean & the fifth. make,” Schaal said. “She doesn’t get Healthy environment – helps keep household air free of allergens or Facing a 2-0 lead in the seventh, the fazed. She continues to do a great pollutants. Storm bats came through to tie the job.” game up after squandering several With the win, South Elgin improves Versatility – Works with any kind of floor covering. chances through the first six innings. to 8-8 overall and 5-3 in Upstate Eight Durability & reliability – Uponor-wirsbo radiant tubing is backed by a 30 Sophomore Cary Thereon led off the Conference play. seventh with a single and reached sec- year warranty when installed by a trained, ond on an error, and freshman Caitlin Uponor-Wirsbo professional contractor. It’s Stredde followed by drawing a walk. maintenance free. Sanocki picked up the first Storm RBI of the day on a fielder’s choice, allow- Great for Outdoors – Technology also used for melting snow and ice from ing Thereon to score. Agent sidewalks and driveways. With two outs, sophomore Brittany Continued from page 27 Boelter gave the Storm new life with ONME an RBI single to force extra innings. meet an exceptional level of insurance IIR N T V TA “Brittany Boelter’s hit was just huge. production and the policies sold must N L E We got big hits,” said Storm coach remain in force for established periods Jason Schaal. “They want to do well. of time. This encourages quality sales They believe in themselves.” and service to clients. Environmental
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By Seth Hancock double, and a single by freshman The Bartlett High School softball team Megan Morales, and freshman Alexis provided just enough offense in the Gordon reached second in the fourth first inning to allow junior Lauren off a single up the middle and a Wydra to do the rest as the Hawks took sacrifice bunt by junior Melanie Berg. a 2-1 victory against Neuqua Valley With the inability to produce runs, High School on Monday, April 30. the pressure was on Wydra to shut Sophomore Elizabeth Kay led off the down Neuqua’s offense, but that game for the Hawks reaching first never fazed her. after a hard hit ball to third forced an “Mental focus is always the same. error, and she went on to steal second, Our defense was there,” Wydra said allowing sophomore Rachel Anello to about the close affair. “I tried not put- drive her in on a single. ting so much pressure on myself.” Anello took second on the play and Wydra was tested early as Neuqua eventually reached third on an error, led off the game with a single and a giving freshman Callie Dennison the sacrifice bunt, forcing Bartlett to face a game-winning RBI from a single to runner at second with one out. Joan Mader of Streamwood shows off her fashion and smile. Joan has been left. Wydra went on to earn her first two with the Lady of Hats District for the past four years. The Hawks’ bats went silent from strikeouts of the game and finished (Examiner photos by Rick Degnan) there on out, tallying only four more with 11 in a four-hit, complete-game hits the rest of the way. performance. “It was a very disappointing game “She’s an awesome pitcher,” Wolf- hitting,” said Hawks coach Jim smith said. “She was great last year, Woman’s Club holds Wolfsmith. “We’re a better hitting and she’s stepped up a level this year.” team than that. We’ve got to find a Neuqua put its only run on the board way to rectify that.” in the sixth with two outs after a single The lack of hits didn’t mean that the and a double wiped away the shutout. spring fashion show team wasn’t connecting the bat with For the Hawks, this was another the ball, though, as Kay found out the close game they had to squeak by as hard way. they’ve seen quite a few one-run Bartlett Woman’s Club held their Bartlett High School collage scholarship Kay went 0-2 on the day after games in the season. 356th annual Spring Fashion Show funds for all the seniors. Other proceeds Neuqua’s centerfielder robbed hits “We’ve played so many of these close Luncheon “Fashion with a Flair” on go to (the) Bartlett Woman’s Re-entry from her with a diving play in the games,” Wolfsmith said. “You just ask Sunday, April 27. The event was Scholarship Fund,” said Women’s Club second inning and a running back- them to bring their fundamentals to founded in 1937, and this year was President Rita Lopienski. handed catch in the fourth. the field.” held at the Seville in Streamwood. “We have over 15 annual donators The Hawks also stranded runners in With the win, the Hawks improve to fashions were provided by the Fash- each year,” Lopienski said. “We were scoring position twice as Anello 17-3-1 overall and 8-1 in Upstate Eight ion Walk, and the event began with lucky to get Miss Illinois,Heidi Ek- reached third in the third inning off a Conference play. Fern Flaim showing off her jewelry. strom, to be our special guest as well “(Some of) the proceeds (go) to the as one of our models.” Firefighters’ fundraisers to help one of their own
By Cindy Lenart the Fire Barn at a cost of $20 per Seldom is there a more tight-knit person. group of employees than firefight- On the same day, firefighters will ers. And, the Bartlett Fire Protection get “buzzed” for Trish. Several fire- District is exemplifying that this fighters and other residents have month by sponsoring two events agreed to shave their hair in support to benefit firefighter/EMT Trish of Simon, and are currently collect- Simon. ing pledges and donations. The first At just 34 years old, Simon was di- person to raise $250 will receive a $75 agnosed last year with State IV colon gift certificate to Black Tie Affair Spa cancer. She was in remission for sev- and Salon. eral months, but recently had a re- Hair buzzing is being done by the lapse and will require additional professionals from Sorelle’s Hair treatments not covered by insur- Salon, in the Westgate Commons ance. shopping center. “Our goal is to raise additional funds Buzzing will take place between for Trish, her husband Jeff, and their 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. at Hoss’ Roadhouse, two young sons to offset the rising 1085 W. Army Trail Road. Residents medical costs of these treatments, as are also invited out to watch the well as other expenses,” said Fire buzzing in progress. Carrie Sypherd, who is in charge of Miss Illinois, Heidi Ekstrom has fun Chief Kevin Heine. For information on the Poker Run, the program model’s her outfit. with the big crowd. Both events are scheduled for contact Bill Anderson via e-mail at Sunday, May 6, and residents are in- [email protected]. vited to join “Team Trish” in their For information on hair buzzing, fundraising efforts. contact Teri Larson via e-mail at The first event is the second annual [email protected]. Team Trish Charity Motorcycle Poker Or, call the Bartlett Fire Protection Run, beginning at 9:30 a.m. at Hoss’ District at 837-3701. Roadhouse, located at Army Trail Donations are also being accepted by Road and Route 59. the Bartlett Auxiliary Team Trish Motorcycles and classic cars may Fund, P.O. Box 8163, Bartlett, IL 60103. participate in the event. The first bikes will leave around 11 a.m., then travel approximately 125 miles through northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin, stopping at four establish- Shut Out ments along the route. Continued from page 33 The ride concludes at 5 p.m. at the Fire Barn, 218 S. Main St., where helped score the final run,” Schaal there will be door prizes, food and a said. cash bar. Non-riders are also invited The final run came in the fifth as to this event to participate in the O’Conner led off with a single and lat- fundraiser. er scored the game ending run from a Entry fees for the Poker Run event Stredde single. are $20 for riders, and $15 for passen- With the win, South Elgin started a gers. The first 250 riders and passen- win streak bringing them to 7-7 over- gers will receive a ride pin with their all and 4-3 in conference. registration. “That’s two in a row and three in the Cecillia Green and her friend Joan Mruk, both from Bartlett, chat about the In the event of inclement weather, last four,” Schaal said. “I’m very hap- event. They also belong to Lady of Hats District. a fundraising event will be held at py where we are.” The Bartlett Examiner-Wednesday, May 2, 2007-Page 37 Organization hosts spaghetti dinner Neighbors come eat to aid those in need
Donalyn Bruzzini and Cindy Morse load up Bartlett Fire Board Trustee Art Pierscionek’s plate with the goods.
From left, Natalie Moll, top, Kurt Loader, Kelly Harris, Joey Merchut, and Jake Flint, all of Bartlett, watch the juggling act of David Lyons. (Examiner photos by Rick Degnan)
For the past seven years, the Fire Barn in downtown Bartlett has hosted a spaghetti dinner benefit gathering. People come from all over the area, according Sharon Bersani. Maggiano’s donates the food for the event. This year, partici- pants helped three families. One family, the Garcia family, lost their oldest son Nicholas who was just 15. The dinner is hosted by a non-profit organization, which has its own Web site, Tmcneighbors.org. There were also raffles, lots of Sharon Bersani,president of the board; Mary Weiksner, member; and Kim food, drinks, and David Lyons, who put on a juggling act for those in attendance. Emmett, member; get their money out to buy raffle tickets. The three women Lyons also made balloon animals and hats for the kids. have put in long hours over years. “It’s a lot of fun,” Emmett said.
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North’s Ryan Johansen tries to beat the tag by Bartlett’s Vinnie Campagna at second base.
Pitcher Chris Thomas throws a curveball for the North Stars. (Examiner photos by Debbie Schutt)
The Bartlett High School Hawks faced a tough matchup as they went up against St. Charles North on Saturday, April 21. The North Stars opened the game Deep in right field, T.J. Wentling makes the catch to end the inning. scoring one run on the Hawks. Starting pitcher Jeff Holm was on the mound for the North Stars, giving up the only run to the Hawks, which came in the top of the second inning. With the score tied and the North Stars at bat, senior Chris Thomas had his work cut out for him. The North Stars scored a single run in the third inning to take the lead. In the The Annual Postal fourth inning it was more bad news for the Hawks when Vinnie Campagna missed the tag at second base. This left Ryan Johansen on second looking to find his way home. Johansen advanced to third as Brian de la Torriente was thrown out a first base. Johansen then found himself caught in a rundown between FOODDRIVE catcher Kyle Burden and Campagna, who was covering third base. Johansen caught a break when the throw to Campagna went in the dirt. will take place on Johansen eventually scored the fourth run for the North Stars, leaving the Hawks struggling to catch up. In the seventh inning, North Star pitcher Scott SATURDAY Newton finished off the Hawks for a final score of 4-1. MAY 12, 2007
Hanover Township Residents (Streamwood, Hanover Park, Bartlett, Elgin, Hoffman Estates and Schaumburg) are asked to place “Non-Perishable” Food Items by their mailboxes early that morning. The food items, which will be picked up by Post Office carriers, will supply several local area Food Banks and the Hanover Township Food Pantry.
Food is needed, on an ongoing basis, as we continue our mission to feed the hungry of Hanover Township.
Your generosity is greatly appreciated!
Scott Ortega zeroes in on a North High School delivery. The Bartlett Examiner-Wednesday, May 2, 2007-Page 39 South Elgin splits twin bill with Elgin
South Elgin third baseman Austin Oliver makes a fine stop to his right and then took the ball to the bag to force the Elgin runner on a close play to end a Maroon threat in game one.
South Elgin’s Josh Myers delivers a curve ball during his masterful two-hit shutout over Elgin High School as the Storm defeated the Maroons in the first game of a double header, 9-0.
Story and photos by Bruce Leighty of the doubleheader with more The South Elgin High School varsity offense as the Storm struck for two Storm centerfielder Matt Wright is welcomed home by his teammates baseball team notched another win runs in the first inning. Starting following a home run over the right-center field fence. Among the first to greet during its first game of a doublehead- pitcher Ryan Kellner yielded a solo Wright, 1, are, at Wright’s left, Cody Myers, and at right, Kevin Leighty, 14, and er at Elgin High School on Saturday, home run to Elgin’s Tommy Roth in Dan Hansen, 12. (To view photos go to www.examinerpublications.com) April 28. The win for a new varsity the bottom of the first and the high- program would normally be highly scoring affair was off and running. gratifying; however, it was tempered The Storm seized several leads by a tough loss in the nightcap of the throughout the game, but was unable St. Mary’s School twin bill. It has been said that splitting to put the contest away, only to see a double header is like kissing one’s Elgin bounce back to tie the score. The sister, and so it was for the Storm last last time was at 8-8 after six innings of Saturday. play. receives Earth Flag The day began in dominating fashion The Maroons then grabbed their first for South Elgin as junior right-hander and only lead of the day in the home Josh Myers hurled a two-hit shutout half of the seventh inning, following a against the Maroons. Myers retired lead-off double and a Storm error to the first 11 Elgin hitters before yield- win Game 2, 9-8. South Elgin’s Pete ing a two-out, fourth-inning walk. Scaffidi took the one-run loss. While Myers baffled the Maroons, the The Storm experienced the full Storm offense was not at all stifled as gamut of baseball emotion on it scored nine times, paced by home April 28; pleasure extracted from a runs off the bats of Kyle Fitzpatrick dominating Game 1 performance to and Matt Wright. disappointment with a less intense South Elgin began the second game effort during the Game 2 loss.
Pictured from left to right: Dr. Vida Goldstin, Student Counsel President Jimmy Gehlhaar, Student Counsel Treasurer Josh Penas, Monique Vodicka and Class Student Counsel Secretary Bridget O’Toole display the Earth Flag presented by SCARCE for the schools commitment to reduce/reuse and recycle. (Examiner photo by Lou Himes)
St. Mary’s School in West Chicago dents and staff discussed the different was presented with its Earth Flag on ways St. Mary’s School had reduced Arbor Day, April 27. The Earth Flag, waste and increased their recycling. which was presented by School and Some of their different solutions to en- Community Assistance for Recycling vironmental problems were very sim- and Composting Education founder ple and easy ideas. For example, using and director Kay Mckeen is given to washable plates for school parties, re- schools in recognition of a school’s ef- ducing the use of air conditioning at forts to establish and maintain envi- home and turning off the water while ronmental efforts. The criteria include brushing their teeth. The students and teacher service, student education, staff at St. Mary’s School have shown waste reduction activities and an on- that they realize the importance of going school recycling program. conserving the Earth’s resources and During the ceremony, which took are an example of good guardianship Dane Lundeen of South Elgin makes solid contact as he doubles off Elgin. place in the school’s church, both stu- for theirs and their children’s future. The Bartlett Examiner-Wednesday, May 2, 2007-Page 40 Scout improves trails to achieve Eagle honor Family, friends, and members of Troop 95 celebrated with Joseph Werner at his Eagle Scout Court of Honor to acknowledge and celebrate his achievement of the highest rank possible from the Boy Scouts of America. This honor is special because only about 2 percent of all boys nationally who enter into Boy Scouts reach this goal. The Trail to Eagle is a process that takes years and a very dedicated Boy Scout to achieve. Only after the completion of seven ranks, leading an Eagle Scout service project to benefit the community, earning at least 21 merit badges, hours of community service and leadership roles within the troop, is a scout eligible to request an Eagle Scout Board of Review. After the successful completion of all of these requirements is a scout of good character awarded this high honor. Werner completed hiking trail maintenance and trail reclamation at Bartlett’s Kyle Burden takes a big rip at a pitch. Max McGraw Wildlife Preserve in Joseph Werner at his Eagle Scout (Examiner photos by George Niman) East Dundee. This included the Court of Honor. (Courtesy photo) planning of materials needed, scheduling manpower to purchase, Many thanks to leadership of delivery and placement wood chips Troop 95, troop members and all who Sabres fall to Hawks and trail borders to control erosion offered their assistance with merit and prevent damage to plantlife along badges, advancements and the com- the trails. His efforts have improved pletion of the Eagle Project. To learn this area and made it safer for all who more about Scouting with Troop 95, in pitchers’ duel, 4-1 use these trails. contact Kathy Knoch at 289-3831. The Bartlett High School Hawks got runs in the first. However, after the big off to a good start against the Stream- inning, the bats went cold as they saw wood Sabres Monday afternoon, April only three more hits in the game, Character Coalition 23, at Bartlett High School. coming in the second and fifth innings. The game began a bit rough for Bartlett’s Nick Quagliano hustled to Bartlett’s Michael Derby on the gain a double in the sixth, and junior honors retired teacher mound as he walked the first Stream- Matt Glista later scored as a pinch wood batter and plunked the next. runner after a double steal. The Village of Bartlett’s Character the Bartlett Library District, where he And after an error scored the first, As evidenced by the hour and a half it Counts! Coalition has selected established a collection of books on and only, Streamwood run on a wild took to play the game, the pitchers Thomas J. Perkins Jr. as the recipient women’s health. The collection of pitch, Derby faced runners at second played a big role in pushing the game of the coalition’s “Person of the Pillar books has an active circulation and is and third with no outs, but the Sabres along. Despite their efforts, however, in Bartlett” award. A resident of designed to educate women on failed to capitalize on the opportunity. the Sabres were unable to come up with Bartlett for over 20 years, Perkins is a women’s health related topics. Offensively, the Hawks drove in three the win. The score was 4-1, Hawks. retired teacher who spent 33 years Perkins currently serves the Bartlett teaching social studies and history for Library District as a Trustee and as School District 13 in Bloomingdale. Chairman of the Bartlett Public Li- Though he is retired, Perkins contin- brary District Foundation. ues to educate Through his many years of service to students about the community, Perkins has demon- America’s great strated his character through citizen- history by ship, making him truly a “person of speaking to the pillar in Bartlett.” classes about the The Bartlett Character Counts! Coali- Revolutionary tion is a group of residents, teachers, War, Civil War students, business leaders, civic or- and both World ganizations, ministers and govern- War I and World ment officials who gather monthly to War II. Thomas J. work on ways to promote good char- Perkins also Perkins Jr. acter in our community. participates in The coalition promotes six standards historical reen- or “pillars” of good character includ- actments, volunteers at Cantigny to ing; Trustworthiness, Respect, Re- discuss World War I with visitors and sponsibility, Fairness, Caring and Citi- participates in many other historical zenship. Each month of the year, the events. He has also been an active coalition selects a person from the member of the Bartlett Historical Soci- community who has been nominated ety for over 23 years and served on the as a citizen who positively reflects one Bartlett’s Ryan Schrader watches the flight of the ball after he turned on it. Village of Bartlett’s Zoning Board of of the pillars. Those chosen are then Appeals from 1991-2001. recognized for this achievement as a Perkins is also an active member of “Person of the Pillar in Bartlett.” Wall dedicated to lost children The National Center of Victims of a loved one through murder or Crime, the U.S. Department of Justice, reckless homicide. and the DuPage County and beyond On Monday, April 23, in recognition chapter of Parents of Murdered of National Crime Victims Weeks, the Children would like to honor those DuPage County POMC hosted a lives taken violently through murder special memorial meeting at the and reckless homicide. DuPage County State’s Attorney’s The DuPage County and beyond Office instead of the normally sched- chapter of POMC meets the second uled meeting. At this meeting, a wall Thursday of every month at the was dedicated in memory of those DuPage County State’s Attorney’s lives taken violently. Office, Victims Waiting Room, 503 N. If you were unable to attend, but County Farm Road, Wheaton, at would like to add an item to 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. The organization commemorate the loss of a loved one offers support in a group atmosphere to the memorial wall, send it to the Sabres’ shortstop Ryan Kiesel checks for any runners after he gets Bartlett’s to help anyone, including family and DuPage County State’s Attorney’s Vinnie Campagna at second. friends, who have suffered the loss of Office to Terrie Jacoby at 407-8008. The Bartlett Examiner-Wednesday, May 2, 2007-Page 41 Hawks take control in defeating Sabres
Girls Scouts make memories at dance Vince Marine and daughter Lauren dance to the last song. (Courtesy photo) Garrett Schrader from Bartlett sets up the ball from the back. April 13 and 14 were nights to remember for the girls who attended the Annual (Examiner photos by Brian Markiewicz) Girl Scout Spring Dance. Held at Eastview Middle School the event was open to all Girl Scouts and their male escorts (dads, uncles, and grandfathers.) Girls re- On Tuesday night, April 17 the boys from Bartlett and Streamwood met each ceived momentums such as a framed photograph with their escort and a faux other on the volleyball court at Bartlett. Bartlett took control of the entire match string of pearls enclosed in a white heart shaped trinket box. Reaching atten- and never gave up. Craig Damm from Bartlett was up with the big spikes one dance over 400 the girls enjoyed dancing to the DJ and spending time with every- after another. Streamwood just could not get the points on the board, although one. From 7 to 9:30 p.m. smiles were found on everyone’s faces. Leaving ex- the first game was closer than the second. Bartlett took control and won in two hausted, it became a memory many girls will cherish now and in the future. games 25-17 and 25-10. Ribbon cutting opens Herrmann Ultrasonics
Garrett Schrader from Bartlett sets up the ball from the back.
Ingeborg Herrmann, wife of company founder, Walter Herrmann cuts the ceremonial ribbon for the new North American Office of Herrmann Ultrasonics located in Bartlett. (Examiner photo by Lou Himes)
Herrmann Ultrasonics held its official building inauguration, Friday, April 20 at the company’s new North American headquarters located in Bartlett. Herrmann Ultraschalltechnik, the first company in the family owned Herrmann Group, which has established itself as a technological leader in ultrasonic welding, was founded in 1961 in Germany, by Walter Herrmann. It has grown into a global en- terprise with headquarters in Karlsbad, Germany; Hangzhou, China and the newest location in Bartlett. Walter Herrmann’s son, Thomas Herrmann is the president and chief executive officer of Herrmann Ultrasonics Inc. which was originally founded in Schaum- burg, IL in 1990. Thomas Herrmann attended the building’s official opening along with his fa- ther and mother Ingeborg Herrmann, who was the official ribbon cutter for the ceremony. In a second ceremony, Walter Herrmann planted a German oak which was a gift to the North American headquarters from the company’s headquarters in Germany. Using the ceremonial shovel from the ground breaking ceremony at the start of construction of the new headquarters, Herrmann placed the oak in a hole and shoveled dirt over the roots. The oak is a symbol of strength and will grow as the company grows. The ceremony went on to include lunch and a tour Sam Hillis from Bartlett gets his arms up for the block from Julian Jaramillo of the facilities along with demonstrations of the company’s welding techniques. from Streamwood. The Bartlett Examiner-Wednesday, May 2, 2007-Page 42
the performance. For more informa- gun start at 10:30 a.m. and ends with tend camp. Sessions are filling up tion, please contact the school at (847) cocktails, dinner and an auction. quickly, but many are still available. 213-5550. Package prices range from $425 for a To find out more about these sessions Tidbits ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ Golf Sponsor (one participant) to Pre- or to make your reservation, contact Continued from page 4 The Citizens’ Advisory Council will senting Sponsor for $7,000 (12 partici- Sarah Tillery, (847) 741-5521, ext. 123, hold the next General Meeting on pants). In addition to spending the or e-mail, [email protected]. helping with the award presentation Thursday, May 3 at 7 p.m. in the Elgin day on the course with sports and me- ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ and other miscellaneous duties. If in- High School Library, 1200 Maroon dia celebrities, there are several premi- The next meeting of the Bartlett His- terested, please call Ruth Beckner at Drive, Elgin. Annual reports will be ums and benefits–including a Foot Joy torical Society will be held at 7 pm, 837-8125. presented by the Enrollment and Fa- Rain Shirt–that go along with each Monday, May 7 at the South Meeting ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ cilities, Finance, and Legislative com- level of sponsorship. Information on Room, Bartlett Public Library, 800 To help the architecture students of mittees. the range of sponsorship packages in- South Bartlett Road. Agenda items in- today become the designers of tomor- ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ cluding description of benefits is clude collection of dues, the results of row, the Northeast Illinois Chapter of The annual Postal Food Drive will available by calling Special Olympics our April 19 joint project with the The American Institute of Architec- take place on Saturday, May 12. Illinois Northeastern/Area 2 at 377- Bartlett History Museum, featuring ture, in conjunction with The Ameri- Hanover Township residents (Stream- 7250 or e-mailing [email protected]. guest speaker Rebecca Hunter’s pres- can Institute of Architects, is offering wood, Hanover Park, Bartlett, Elgin, Some of the Who’s Who of sports entation on Historic Preservation, the three scholarships of $2,000 each. Ap- Hoffman Estates and Schaumburg) who have currently committed to play date plaque program for historical plicants must be United States citizens are asked to place “non-perishable” at the Pro-Am include: Ronnie Bull, homes and businesses, and future and be enrolled for the 2007/2008 aca- food Items by their mailboxes early Ted Hendricks, Eddie Arroyo, Bob housewalk plans. Any persons with demic year in one of the 26 accredited that morning. The food items, which Miller, Billy Pierce, Bob Parsons, Eric an interest in Bartlett and local history architecture programs within the Na- will be picked up by Post Office carri- Soderholm, Revie Sorey, Mike Torrez, are encouraged to attend. tional Architectural Accrediting ers, will supply several local area Al Weis and Billy Williams. ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ Board’s East Central or West Central Food Banks and the Hanover Town- ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ Registration is now open for 2007 regions. Scholarships are available to ship Food Pantry. Your generosity is Wayne/Winfield Area Youth/Family Vacation Bible School, June 18 through currently enrolled architectural stu- greatly appreciated! Services (WAYS) is pleased to an- 22, 9 a.m. until noon each day, at Liv- dents, community college transfer stu- ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ nounce their May 9 Continuing Edu- ing Lord Lutheran Church in Bartlett. dents and high school seniors. Appli- Congressman J. Dennis Hastert re- cation topic, “Panic Disorders.” Sadly, This year’s theme is Game Day Cen- cants also must be permanent resi- minds high school students in the 14th only one-third of all those suffering tral: Where Heroes Are Made. Chil- dents of the chapter’s service area, Congressional District that the dead- from panic/anxiety seek help. Diag- dren entering kindergarten through which includes Cook, DuPage, Kane line for the annual Congressional Art nosis, treatment, and comprehending fifth grade are welcome. Younger chil- and Kendall counties, except within Competition is Friday, May 4. The the “Panic Cycle” will be outlined. dren of adult volunteers may also at- the city limits of Chicago and areas contest, “An Artistic Discovery,” is an Exposure methods will also be tend and will have their own program south of Interstate 55 or east of the annual competition sponsored by the demonstrated. The program will be (or nursery service). Registration is Edens Expressway. Past winners are United States House of Representa- held from 1 to 3 p.m. at the WAYS of- $25 per child and will close on Sun- ineligible. All applications, including tives to provide Members with the op- fice, 27W031 North Avenue. The fee day, May 27. Registration forms are two letters of recommendation, must portunity to showcase the creative tal- for this program is only $5 to attend available at Living Lord Church or on- be postmarked by May 31. Five appli- ent of young students from their dis- and an additional $20 for any non-As- line at www.livinglordlutheran.org, cants will be selected for June inter- tricts. The winning entry will be dis- sociation of Illinois Township Com- and can be dropped off or mailed to views and winners are expected to at- played in the tunnel of the United mittees on Youth member seeking the church, 1044 Congress Drive, tend the chapter meeting in July to States Capitol for one year. The win- Master’s level Continuing Education Bartlett, IL 60103. For more informa- formally receive their awards. Appli- ner is invited to attend a recognition Units. Please call WAYS at 231-7166 to tion please call 830-3630. cations and instructions can be down- reception on Capitol Hill in June and register in advance and with any ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ loaded from the AIA/NEI website, also will receive three roundtrip tick- questions you may have. The fourth annual Bartlett High www.aianei.org. ets to Washington, D.C., courtesy of ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ School car show is scheduled for May ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ Southwest Airlines. In addition, the Living Lord Lutheran Church, 1044 5 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. There are sev- One of Chicago’s greatest tap student selected as the runner-up will Congress Drive, will host a communi- en classes to win trophies. Judging is dancers, Ayrie King, “Mr. Taps,” will have an opportunity to display his or ty Blood Drive on Saturday, May 5 at 1 p.m. Food and drinks will be perform in a free show on Saturday, her artwork for one year at Congress- from 8 a.m. to noon. Heartland Blood available. All precedes will go to sup- May 26 at 2 p.m. at Victory Centre of man Hastert’s district office in Centers will sponsor the event. For an port the Bartlett Automotive program. Bartlett, 1101 W. Bartlett Road. The Batavia. Open to high school students appointment, please call Holly Gould The show will take place in the park- event is free, but reservations are re- residing in the 14th Congressional at (847) 844-0019. Walk-ins also are ing lot at the corner of Schick and Pe- quired. Please call 213-0100 to reserve District (public, private, alternative or welcome. Remember that one dona- tersdorf. Everyone is welcome. your space today. vocational high schools); artwork tion can save three lives. Living Lord ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ must be an original piece of art no Church is located at 1044 Congress Wayne/Winfield Area Youth/Family Wayne Winfield Area Youth Services larger than 30” x 30” x 4” framed; eli- Dr., just south of Stearns Road on Services (WAYS) is seeking volunteers (WAYS) is pleased to announce that gible categories include paintings, Route 59 in Bartlett. Thank you for for their community board of direc- they offer help for teens sorting out drawings, collages, prints, mixed me- making a difference in the community. tors. The time commitment is for a life on life’s terms. So often, teens dia, computer-generated art and pho- ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ two-hour board meeting the third voice their need to be heard and un- tography; one entry per student, no On Sunday, May 6 beginning at 5 Tuesday of each month plus another derstood. Somewhere To Go is a teen limitation to the number of entries per p.m., Living Lord Lutheran Church, two to three hours per year in agency group led by Joe Stejskal MS,LCPC school; entries must be submitted to 1044 Congress Drive, will host a support activities. WAYS board meets that meets on Thursdays, 7 to 8 p.m. Congressman Hastert’s District Of- Spaghetti Dinner and Variety Show to from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the agency of- for ages 13 to 17. Stejskal’s direct, “no- fice, 27 N. River Street, Batavia no lat- benefit Zuleica Arano, a local young fices at 27W031 North Avenue, West nonsense approach” provides an op- er than 4:30 p.m., Friday, May 4. For a woman who needs a new kidney to Chicago. The board is looking for a portunity for teens to discuss a wide copy of the guidelines, or for more in- live, due to a rare disease. Tickets for variety of backgrounds that bring rep- range of behavioral issues, such as al- formation, please call 406-1114. the dinner are $10 (children under 12 resentation from communities served cohol and drugs, self-injury and anxi- ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ are free), which includes spaghetti by WAYS. For additional information ety in a safe setting. These issues are Both silent and live auctions of vaca- (with homemade sauce!), salad, bread, contact Patricia Gherardini, Executive met with compassion and provide tion trips, spa and golf packages, and dessert, and beverages. After dinner, Director at 231-7166. pragmatic, age-appropriate coping many other enticing items will be auc- stay for the Variety Show (free-will of- ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ skills and additional helpful re- tioned off during the Metropolitan fering), until 7:30 p.m. It will be a fun Wayne/Winfield Area Youth/Family sources. This group integrates many Family Services DuPage Annual Gala night of great food and entertainment Services (WAYS) is announcing two different modalities to help the young fundraiser at Bobak’s Signature for a wonderful cause. Call the church education awards for undergraduate adult feel and be effective in their own Events at Seven Bridges (6440 Double at 830-3630, for tickets. Visit www.liv- and graduate students. AITCOY will lives. The emphasis is on self-respon- Eagle Drive, Woodridge), Friday, May inglordlutheran.org for more informa- be giving two $500 education awards. sibility for choices and outcomes. This 4 from 6:30 p.m. to midnight. Come tion or to donate to the fund directly. One will go to a 2007 high school group includes both a pre-group and and bid on some spectacular items. ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ graduate who plans to major in the so- post group parental consultation at a You’ll also be treated to beautiful mu- On Wednesday, May 9 from 5 to 8 cial sciences (i.e., psychology, counsel- fee of $13. Fee per session is $25 and sic by the Strings of Silk and lively p.m., please eat at the Bartlett ing, social work, or therapeutic recre- scholarships are available and insur- tunes from the Elmhurst College Jazz Wendy’s Restaurant on Route 59 (near ation). The second award will be pre- ance may apply. Call WAYS at 231- Band. Proceeds from the event will Stearns Road). Wendy’s will donate 15 sented to a college graduate who is 7166 for more details or to sign up. help thousands of struggling families percent of all food sales from 5 to 8 pursuing graduate studies in the so- ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ right here in DuPage. This gala cele- p.m. to the kidney fund for Zuleica cial sciences, and has demonstrated a On Thursday, May 3 Eastview Mid- bration is generously made possible Arano, a local young woman who commitment to serving youth and/or dle School, 321 N. Oak Street, students by LaSalle Bank, presenting sponsor, needs a new kidney to live, due to a families. Applications can be submit- will perform in a talent show de- and the tireless work of several volun- rare disease. There is no need to men- ted to AITCOY through WAYS. For as- signed to raise funds for the school’s teers, including event co-chairs tion the benefit for Zuleica, just enjoy sistance with the process, please call athletic uniforms. Student acts include Elmhurst Mayor The Honorable Tom the meal. For more information or to 231-7166. singers, dancers, a piano player, a yo- Marcucci and Sharon D’Alesandro donate directly to the fund, call Living ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ yo artist, a rock performance and a Vice President at AMCORE Bank. Lord Lutheran Church at 830-3630, or A support group for families who balloon artist. The event also will fea- Tickets are $15, contact Kate Sutfin, visit www.livinglordlutheran.org. have adopted an older child is form- ture raffle prize gift certificates to 784-4834 or visit metrofamily.org. ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ing. The purpose of the group, which Dick’s Sporting Goods. Currently, ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ It’s time to start planning for summer would meet monthly, is to share with three of the school’s athletic teams On Monday, June 18 amateur four- and resident Girl Scout camp! Camp others experiences as adopted par- share uniforms that were purchased somes will be matched with over 40 Pokonokah Hills is located in north- ents, adopted children 5 years and up. over 10 years ago. They need about professional athletes and other ern Wisconsin, about 45 minutes north For more information, call Deb at 530- $10,000 to purchase new uniforms for celebrities in a golf scramble tourna- of Eau Claire. The camp is situated on 7917 or e mail, [email protected]. each of the teams, and have raised ment to raise funds for the Special 475 acres of deep woods, gently ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ $4,000 already. Olympics Illinois program in North- rolling hills and secluded lakes. Camp The Relay for Life of Bartlett, The show starts at 7 p.m., doors open eastern/Area 2. The all-day event at Pokonokah Hills is open to all girls Hanover Park and Streamwood will at 6:30 p.m. Tickets cost $4 and will be the exclusive The Royal Fox Country who will be entering grades 4 through available at the door the evening of Club in St. Charles begins with a shot- 12. 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Bring the kids…this has 4 bdrms & 3 whirlpool…separate shower…double basin! Gigantic 2 Car Garage! Walk to Grade School & High § § (Daylight) Basement ready to be finished! New beveled waterfront living right here in town! ished English bsmt w/rec rm, office, rough-in 4 bath! Huge full baths! Need a rec rm or just storage area? Has bonus rm/4th bdrm (19x18). 2nd flr ldy! Full bsmt w/bath School! Fabulous Location! § glass front door! Fabulous yard! Playset Stays! 3 Car St. Charles schools! Flood ins not needed…not multilevel deck w/big screened gazebo to take in the beau- sub bsmt! All appl stay! Newer brick paver walkway! roughin! Brick front & wraparound porch! Big home…2500 § on flood plain! ty! Pond is stocked 4 fishing! Minutes 2 metra train!! St.Charles schools. § § § § § § § § § § § § § § § § § § § § $285,000 $275,000 BATAVIA $250,000 ST. CHARLES $249,900 ST. CHARLES $239,900 § § STC EASTSIDE TH! CAPE COD! EAST ACCESS I-90! LOTS TOWNHOME! ENGLISH BSMT! EASTSIDE STC! STC EASTSIDE TH! § Beautiful mature views in this sophisticated area Charming Cape Cod on nice tree-lined street! Original Model like beauty in fabulous location! Backs to Run to see this striking 2 year New Home! Loaded Spacious one level living in popular townhome § of St. Charles! Peaceful setting & close to town owner! Large kit w/enormous breakfast bar, many ONLY 7 LEFT!! open space (No One Behind)! Close to Randall w/upgrades! Gorgeous Kit w/42" Maple Cabs, Cherry Eastside location of St.Charles! Newer Desirable § § & shopping! Like new…entire interior just paint- cabinets & built-in planning desk! 1st flr office! Spacious shopping/grocery! Bright & Cherry w/huge 2 Hdwd & SGD to Deck! Expansive & Bright LVRM/DNRM Harrison model w/large vaulted great rm! Dining § ed! New Carpeting! Pretty kit w/hardwood flrs! fam rm! Window dormers add character to 2nd flr bdrms! $239,900– $275,000 story great rm! 1867 sqft! Lovely FP! Impecca- Combo! Double door entry to MBRM w/full bath & walk-in rm! Eatin kit w/upgraded cermaic flr, pantry, Slider § Spacious 1st flr w/fp! Finished English bsmt Master suite has private full bath! All appl stay! Big bsmt ble…neutral decor! Pretty Kitchen w/so many closet! BDRM 2 w/private bath! Oak Railings, 6 Panel to Deck! Big sunny master suite w/private bath & § w/built-ins, full bath & bdrm! Balcony off master w/bath rough-in! 2nd flr access to bonus rm ready to be 1/2 ACRE LOTS cabinets! Large master suite w/luxury private Doors, Ceramic Tile, Ceiling Fans, New Paint & Designer walkin closet! 6 panel doors! Wonderful model like § suite! 2 Decks! All Appl. Stay! finished! 3 season porch! Deck! Mature large partially BARTLETT bath! Wow…English (daylight) Basement…so Fixtures! Pretty courtyard area w/benches! Great condition! Walk 2 grocery, shopping, theater! § § fenced yard! Blocks to I-90 4 you commuters! many possibilities!!! Eastside Location near shopping & restaurants! Easy to Kirk & Rt59 4 all you commuters! § § § § § § § § § § § § § § § § § § § § $229,900 $225,000 $212,000 $207,500 $209,900 ST. CHARLES $198,000 § § AFFORDABLE BATAVIA RANCH! 3 BED! STC SCHOOLS! 1ST FLOOR MASTER! TH! AFFORDABLE! RANCH! RIVER FRONT PROPERTY! 3 BED! RANCH! STC! § Affordable Batavia Ranch..w/so much space! Hard to find 3bdrm newer townhome w/St.Charles Light-filled end unit backs to open area; featuring Well maintained ranch with full basement Location...location! Here's your chance to own proper- Well maintained neutral RANCH in St.Charles! Nice 3 § Hardwood Flrs! Spacious Liv Rm w/FP! Wonder- schools! Beautiful Kit w/upgraded 42" maple a first floor master suite w/cathedral ceiling, that's affordable! Large open great room with ty on the river! Riverfront is hard to find at this price! bdrm w/spacious liv rm! Large eatin kit w/newer pergo § ful kit w/brand new cabinets...gorgeous!! 3 bed- cabinets Oak spindle staircase leading to 2nd flr! walk-in closet & private bath! Kit has ceramic flr, vaulted ceilings and woodburning fireplace! This remodeled beauty is fabulous! New…central air, flr,counters & ceramic backspash! Chair rail & nice trim § rooms on main level! Master has slider leading to Formal liv rm and spacious family rm! Vaulted Corian counters, pantry & a breakfast nook Hardwood floor in kitchen! Oak woodwork and pella windows, deck, furnace, water heater ect!! work! Mirrored closets in bdrms w/organizers! Master § § large deck! Fin Basement has big rec rm, 2nd FP, master w/private bath & walkin closet! 2nd flr ldy! All w/sgd to patio! LVRM w/2 sty vaulted ceiling, trim throughout home! Large Master with Spacious liv rm! Family room w/fp! Updated kit & has half bath! All appl stay! Big fenced yard w/patio, § full newer bath & 4th bed/office! Fenced Yard! appl stay! Pretty open view off patio! Sport core hdwd flr & FP! Bedrm, Full Bath, Loft, & Storage private bath! Full basement! Newly painted baths! St.Charles schools! Live here full time or use as shed, swingset & small pond! 2 car attached gar!! New § Windows, CA new in 2004! Roof 01! Furnace 00! complex w/pool and clubhouse in subdivision! Easy up! New carpet & paint! Walking path steps from throughout! New light and water fixtures! Fully your weekend retreat or maybe even a rental! Use for ‘07 furnace and AC! Soffits new in 2005! Beautiful new § § 2 blocks to grade school! to Randall corridor & I90 4 all you commuters! patio! Convenient! Near Jewel & I-88! fenced back yard and landscaped! beveled glass front door! St.Charles Schools!! § Selling? I Market More So . . . You GET More in St. Charles! The Bartlett Examiner-Wednesday, May 2, 2007-Page 44
★At 3:24 a.m., Deepash Patel, 24, charged with no valid driver’s license, the 200 block of W. Prairie Lane for an Bartlett, was arrested and charged operation of an uninsured motor vehi- activated residential alarm. with DUI, BAC over .08, improper cle and speeding. He was released on ★At 7:29 p.m., police responded to the Reports lane usage, and failure to reduce bond. 200 block of W. Prairie for an activated Continued from page 15 speed. The subject faces an undeter- Friday, April 13 residential alarm. mined court date. ★ At 9:32 p.m., a complainant in the ★At 7:13 p.m., a complainant reported unknown offender used her debit ★At 11:25 a.m., a complainant at Hol- 200 block of West Woodland reported a suspicious vehicle in the area of the card. lywood Video, 141 E. Irving Park Rd., a suspicious white box truck parked 200 block of N. Lake Eleanor. ★At 2:02 a.m., David W. Oldham, 28, reported that an unknown offender in front of her house. Friday, April 20 Hanover Park, was arrested and took items from the store and fled ★ At 8:35 p.m., police responded to ★At 12:05 a.m., police responded to charged with battery and interference without paying. Army Trail and Dunham for the com- the 100 block of N. Honey Hill for an with reporting of domestic violence. ★ At 1:45 p.m., a complainant at plaint of a maroon Jeep driving reck- activated residential alarm. At 3:22 a.m., Lorry A. Drish, 36, Streamwood Lanes, 1232 E. Irving lessly. ★At 9:58 p.m., police responded to the Hanover Park, was arrested and Park Rd., reported that an unknown ★ At 7:49 p.m., police responded to 300 block of N. Brewster Creek for the charged with domestic battery. offender stole a 2000 Acura Integra the area of Army Trail and Dunham report of a female subject complaining ★At 9:39 a.m., a complainant in the from the parking lot. for the complaint of a blue Jeep driv- of chest pains. 4100 block of Bayside reported being ★At 4:40 p.m., Jose Gaspar Benito, 35, ing recklessly. ★At 7:06 p.m., Sejal M. Patel, 30, shot by a BB from a passing vehicle Streamwood, was arrested and Saturday, April 14 Streamwood, was arrested and while he was mowing the lawn. charged with driving while license ★ At 1:17 p.m., police responded to charged with driving while license ★At 9:48 a.m., Barry Therwhanger, 50, suspended, suspended registration, the 800 block of North Honey Hill for suspended, speeding and operation of Hanover Park, was arrested and uninsured vehicle, and seat belt viola- an activated alarm. an uninsured motor vehicle. She was charged with no valid driver’s license. tions. He was released on bond and Sunday, April 15 released on bond. ★At 10:58 a.m., Kelsey A. Garley, 20, faces an undetermined court date. ★ At 7:37 p.m., police responded to ★At 2:57 a.m., police responded to Hanover Park, was arrested and Monday, April 23 the area of Catalpa and Illinois for the Anderson School for an activated charged with driving while license ★A complainant in the 0-100 block of report of a man with a gun. alarm. suspended. Timber Trail reported that an unknown ★ At 3:55 p.m., police responded to Saturday, April 21 At 12:25 p.m., Jeffrey L. Culotta, 26, offender took IRS tax forms, a passport, the 400 block of Thorncraft to assist ★At 11:43 p.m., police responded to was arrested and charged with harass- and social security information from a with a man who requested to be trans- the 600 block of N. Powis Road to as- ment by telephone. file cabinet in the residence. A silver ported to the hospital. sist with an open burn complaint. ★At 2:12 p.m., a complainant in the watch was also reportedly mssing ★ At 1 p.m., a complainant in the 200 Sunday, April 22 7000 block of Glenwood reported that from elsewhere in the residence. block of West Army Trail Road report- ★At 1:49 a.m., while in the area of an unknown offender broke into his ★At 10:08 a.m., Antuan J. Karris, 18, ed an unknown offender shot her cat. Army Trail and Heritage, police ob- parked vehicle and removed a CD Streamwood, was arrested and ★ At 7:07 a.m., police responded to served a vehicle in a ditch. player from the dashboard. charged with driving while license the 200 block of West Country Club to ★At 12:31 a.m., police responded to ★At 3:47 p.m., a juvenile in the 3800 suspended, operating a vehicle with assist the St. Charles Fire Department the 200 block of W. Army Trail Road block of County Farm Road was ar- suspended registration, defective with a house filled with smoke. for an activated residential alarm. rested and charged with no valid dri- equipment, and seat belt violations. Tuesday, April 17 ★At 2:19 p.m., police responded to the ver’s license. He was released on bond and faces a ★ At 2:18 p.m., a complainant in the 300 block of N. Eleanor Drive for an ★At 9:22 p.m., Gerald E. Whitlock, 42, May 14 court date. 100 block of Prairie reported her activated residential alarm. Hanover Park, was arested and ★At 10:27 p.m., Demetrius L. Newell, neighbor’s dog jumped up on her son Monday, April 23 charged with domestic battery. 18, Streamwood, was arrested and and scratched his arm. ★At 6:25 p.m., police responded to the charged with possession of cannabis. ★ At 1:09 p.m., police responded to 100 block of N. Honey Hill for the re- STREAMWOOD He was released on bond and faces a the 400 block of West Thorncraft for an port of an activated residential alarm. Thursday, April 19 May 30 court date. activated alarm. ★At 5:39 p.m., police responded to the ★At 3 p.m., a complainant in the 100 Tuesday, April 24 Tuesday, April 17 500 block of N. Mountain Ash for the block of Borris Circle reported that a ★At 7:30 a.m., Fredi G. Garcia, 22, ★At 4:31 p.m., police responded to complaint of minibikes in the road- known offender damaged her fence in Bartlett, was arrested and charged Route 25 and Country Club to assist way. an effort to gain access to a cable box with driving while license suspended with a pedestrian struck by a vehicle. ★At 3:59 p.m., police responded to in the rear yard. and license plate violation. He was Wednesday, April 18 Gilbert Road and Route 25 to assist Friday, April 20 also wanted on an outstanding war- ★At 7:09 p.m., police responded to the with a truck in a ditch. ★At 12:10 p.m., Rene Morales, 22, rant. He was released on bond and 200 block of W. Grove Place for an ac- Wednesday, April 25 Streamwood, was arrested and faces undetermined court dates. tivated residential alarm. ★At 2:15 p.m., a complainant reported charged with driving while license ★At 2 p.m., an agent for Thornton’s, 2 ★At 6:24 p.m., police responded to a “for sale” sign he had on Lot 5 of An- suspended and other enforcement vi- N. Barrington Rd., reported that an 5N443 School, Wayne School, for a 911 thony Court was missing. olations. The subject was released on unknown offender pumped $10 worth hang up call. ★At 8:14 p.m., police responded to the bond and faces an undetermined of gasoline but could not pay as all he Thursday, April 19 300 block of W. Forsythia for the re- court date. had was a gift card for an unrelated ★At 12:07 a.m., police responded to port of an activated alarm. ★At 7:53 p.m., a 16-year-old juvenile gas station. The subject said he would was arrested and charged with unlaw- return, but had yet to do so. ★ cash bar, silent auction, 1985 Bears’ ful use of a weapon. The subject was At 3:45 p.m., a complainant near As- highlight film, buffet dinner and the released on bond and faces an unde- cot and West Schaumburg Road re- “Danimal” himself. Tickets are $100 termined court date. ported that an unknown subject in a Bits ★ each, with a portion of the ticket price At 9:05 p.m., a complainant in the 700 vehicle was shouting at girls walking Continued from page 42 being tax-deductible. All proceeds block of Ridge Circle reported that an by. The girls were reportedly walking benefit SciTech Hands On Museum unknown offender entered the resi- home from Streamwood High School be held on Friday and Saturday, June and its programming. Tickets are lim- dence without permission and took sev- and told police they were unclear on 23 and 24 at Bartlett High School, 701 ited, call 859-3434, ext. 210. Table eral items including a television, jewel- what the subject had said to them be- Schick Road, beginning on Friday at 6 sponsorships are available starting at ry, credit cards, and collector coins. fore he fled the area. p.m. and ending on Saturday at 6 a.m. $1,500. For additional information, Saturday, April 21 Wednesday, April 25 ★ ★ Are you ready to get involved? It’s call SciTech at 859-3434. At 12:01 a.m., Edmund Rosado, 23, At 12:50 a.m., Jason Nicholas easy! You can put together a team or ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ Elgin, was arrested and charged with Ozbirn, 26, Streamwood, was arrested join an existing team by contacting the The Leisure Riders Bicycling Group driving while license suspended, and charged with disorderly conduct. Team Recruitment Chair, Maria at meets every Sunday morning, usually speeding, operating an uninsured mo- He was released on bond and faces an (847) 534-2567 or you can attend one at 8:15 a.m., at various locations in tor vehicle, and seat belt violations. undetermined court date. ★ of the upcoming meetings which are Kane and DuPage counties. The group He was released on bond and faces a At 1:18 a.m., a complainant at 5021 held at the Bartlett Fire Station, 234 pedals off at 8:35 a.m., riding at a June 6 court date. Valley Lane reported a fight in the first ★ North Oak Avenue: Monday, May 7, moderate pace of 10 to 12 miles per At 5 p.m., a complainant at Target, floor hallway. Peace was restored to Wednesday, June 6 and Wednesday, hour for around 25 miles, with a stop 1001 S. Sutton Rd., reported that an the scene. ★ June 13, all beginning at 6 p.m. If you for breakfast at the halfway point. Al- unknown offender took her unattend- At 4:52 p.m., a complainant at Jaycee would like to assist at the event or though bicycling is the primary focus ed purse from her shopping cart either Park, 621 Deerfield, reported that an make a donation, you may contact of the group, of equal importance is in the restroom area or the parking lot. unknown offender shot BBs at four Mike at (847) 875-9338. simply the fun of sharing this experi- ★At 5:02 p.m., Cirilo Ocampo-Tran- subjects in the park. ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ★ ence with others. All riders, either sin- quilino, 21, Streamwood, was arrested At 4:30 p.m., Everardo Aleman,22, Third annual Tri-Village Benefit Gar- gles or couples over age 40, are invited and charged with driving while li- Hanover Park, was arrested on war- den Walk. Enjoy the blooms of Bartlett to pedal along for a morning of exer- cense suspended, operating an unin- rant. He was released on bond and at six local gardens including a rail- cise, conversation and enjoyment of sured motor vehicle, seat belt viola- faces an undetermined court date. ★ road garden on Saturday, June 23, 10 the area’s beautiful nature trails. tions, and sign violation. He was re- At 9:36 p.m., Federico Mahuca, 40, a.m. until 4 p.m., rain or shine. Ad- Everyone is responsible for one’s own leased and faces an undetermined Palatine, was arrested and charged vance tickets, $10, available at Ameri- health, bicycle maintenance, welfare court date. with driving while license suspended ★ can Chartered Bank, 338 Main Street, and happiness. A contribution of $10 At 7:30 p.m., Krystin Kaminski, 21, and other traffic offenses. He was re- and Bartlett Farmers Market, Fridays covers the cost of the schedules and Streamwood, was arrested and leased on bond and faces an undeter- 2 to 6 p.m. For further information call maps for the summer. If additional in- charged with possession of drug para- mined court date. 289-7175 or visit at www. trivillage- formation is needed, contact Pauline phernalia, driving while registration gardenclub.org. at 587-6468 or at [email protected]. suspended, other driver’s license of- WAYNE ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ ❃ fenses, and license plate violation. She Saturday, April 7 ★ Help SciTech Hands On Museum Bartlett Fire Protection District is of- was released on bond and faces a May At 5:08 a.m., Robert Greco, 26, St. score its 2007 fundraising goals and fering free blood pressure checks, 24- 18 court date. Charles, was arrested and charged ★ have a ball at the same time during the hours a day, at both Station 1, 234 No. At 9:15 p.m., a complainant at Jewel, with leaving the scene of an accident, not-for-profit’s annual Dinner and Oak Avenue, and Station 2, 501 217 E. Irving Park Rd., reported that failure to report an accident to police Silent Auction on Sunday, May 20 at Struckman Boulevard. They will an unknown offender took several and improper lane usage. Walter Payton’s Roundhouse. The ca- record your blood pressure on a card DVDs and a large bag of chips and Monday, April 9 ★ sual event, which begins at 5 p.m., will which you can keep handy in your fled the store on foot. At 10 p.m., Ismael Sanroman, 17, feature special guest speaker Dan purse or wallet so you can keep track Sunday, April 22 West Chicago, was arrested and Hampton. The evening includes a of your readings. The Bartlett Examiner-Wednesday, May 2, 2007-Page 45 Youth Soccer Scores and Update
Kindergarten ing offensive plays were made by Eve- Girls U-12 non Brohan and Josie Dombrowski. Saturday, April 21 lyn Wiseman and Brandon Sounhein. (Fifth and Sixth Grades) Goalies were Julie Greco and Jourdan Spain Chelsea Blues - 2 Saturday, April 21 Valkner (each with 5 saves). Outstand- Italy Bolton Wanderers - 3 Bartlett Notre Dame - 4 ing defensive plays were made by Outstanding defensive plays were The goals for the Chelsea Blues were Pepperdine - 3 Julie Greco and Shannon Dombrows- made by Alyvia Swearingen, Austin scored by Peter Devereux. An assist Goals for the Notre Dame were ki. Outstanding offensive plays were Cichon, Jenna Hasenstein and was made by Kristen Schill. Goalies scored by Kristi Arns, Tori Marinelli, made by Jaclyn Biggott and Talia Michael Sansone. Outstanding offen- were Libby Vedrine (with 5 saves) and Megan Seidl and Madison Wisniews- Jaramillo. sive plays were made by Isabella Mitchell Sommer (with 2 saves). Out- ki. An assist was made by Kristi Arns. Girls U-11 Rollins, Rachel Helgesen, Kelsey standing defensive plays were made Goalies were Jordyn Scumaci (with 2 Saturday, April 14 McIntire and Drew Lagerholm. by Nadine Munyansanga and Kier- saves) and Kristi Arns (with 4 saves). Bartlett Hawks Green - 1 Costa Rica sten Reutimann. Outstanding offen- Outstanding defensive plays were Kickers SC - Lady Bombers - 3 Spain sive plays were made by Sydney Lus- made by Kellie Ayres and Chez Tyson. The goal for the Hawks Green was Outstanding defensive plays were co and Matthew Pettineo. Outstanding offensive plays were scored by Andrea Ravlin. The goalie for Costa Rica were made by Kelsey Intervillage made by Samar Javed and Alyssa Ry- was Emily Witt (with 6 saves). Out- Sniatynsky, Anuj Gandi, Britney Hull Boys U-10 dosz. standing defensive plays were made and Hayoung Kwan. Outstanding of- (Third and Fourth Grades) Bartlett Travel Soccer Club by Gabby McLaurin, and Savanna fensive plays were made by Gracie Saturday, April 21 (B.T.S.C.) Roehl, Tori Hoffman. Outstanding of- Ryan, Ethan Lozada, Julia Evans and Bartlett Parma - 1 NISL fensive plays were made by Andrea Ryan Rudowicz. CSPD1 - 1 Co-Ed U-9 Ravlin and Rebecca Bersani. First Grade The goal for the Parma was scored by Sunday, April 22 Bartlett Hawks Green - 3 Saturday, April 21 Andrew Reynolds. Goalies were Nick Bartlett Hawks White - 5 Trevian Green - 0 Manchester United - 3 Catania (with 1 save) and Tony Young Elmhurst Premiere - 7 Goals for the Hawks Green were Manchester City - 0 (with 2 saves). Outstanding defensive Goals for the Hawks White were scored by Anna Tracy, Tori Hoffman Goals for the Manchester United plays were made by Robbie Hottel scored by A.J. Santori (2), Bailey and Marlena Detzel. An assist was were scored by Kayla Hare, Austin and Jose Barrientos. Outstanding of- Vance, Nico Bibergall and T.J. made by Andrea Ravlin. The goalie Church and Samantha Dietz. An assist fensive plays were made by Daniel Ivkovich. Assists were made by was Emily Witt (with 10 saves). Out- was made by Camryn Alanis. Goalies Acosta and Vincent Bongioranni. Austin Montbriand, A.J. Santori and standing defensive plays were made were Melody Figueroa (with 2 saves) InterVillage T.J. Ivkovich. Goalies were Alex by Maddie Musnicki and Sammy and Austin Church (with 4 saves). Girls U-10 Triantos (with 8 saves) and Jake Thies Radel. Outstanding offensive plays Outstanding defensive plays were (Third and Fourth Grades) (with 6 saves). Outstanding defensive were made by Anna Tracy and Kendra made by Austin Church and Karli Tol- Saturday, April 21 plays were made by Matthew Videckis. va. Outstanding offensive plays were Santa Clara - 10 Noworul and Conner Herlehy. Out- Bartlett Hawks Green - 1 made by Camryn Alanis and Saman- Elgin Cyclones - 0 standing offensive plays were made Lake Forest - Scouts - 2 tha Dietz. Goals for the Santa Clara were scored by Bailey Vance and Austin Mont- The goal for the Hawks Green was Everton - 1 by Brynna Rydosz (2), Kennedy Mar- briand. scored by Tori Hoffman. The goalie Arsenal - 5 tin, Breana Calderon, Julia Janowiak, Bartlett Hawks Blue - 1 was Emily Witt (with 15 saves). Out- The goal for the Everton was scored Nicole Mondelli, Emely Flores, Mea- TCSA - 5 standing defensive plays were made by Kaylin Poulos. An assist was made gan Cummins, Rachel Priore and Kay- The goal for the Hawks Blue was by Emily Witt and Stephanie Mariani. by Evelyn Wiseman. Goalies were la Rydosz. Goalies were Ashley Gal- scored by Cameron Kantor. An assist Outstanding offensive plays were Evelyn Wiseman and Regan Weber van and Gabriella Spinazze (each with was made by Carlos Sanchez. Goalies made by Alex Cappello and Marlena (each with 3 saves). Outstanding de- 1 save). Outstanding defensive plays were Chris Malek (with 4 saves) and Detzel. fensive plays were made by Kaylin were made by Veronika O'Donnell Trevor (with 3 saves). Outstanding de- Sunday, April 22 Poulos and Regan Weber. Outstand- and Amanda Bolger. fensive plays were made by Chris Bartlett Hawks Green - 7 Malek and Lucas Isla. Outstanding of- Schaumburg Raging Bulls - 0 fensive plays were made by Carlos Goals for the Hawks Green were Sanchez and Austin Richmond. scored by Alex Cappello (2), Andrea Sunday, April 29 Ravlin, Kendra Videckis, Marlena Bartlett Hawks Blue - 4 Detzel, Emily Witt and Stephanie Youth Little League Chicago Lakefront-3 - 10 Mariani. Assists were made by An- Goals for the Hawks Blue were drea Ravlin, Marlena Detzel and Alex scored by Cameron Kantor (2), Pino Cappello. Goalies were Emily Witt Majors South Elgin Classic Cubs - 12 Esposto and Markus Grasemann. As- (with 3 saves) and Rebecca Bersani Tuesday, April 17 Pitchers for the Sea Dogs were Dan Craig, sists were made by Austin Richmond (with 4 saves). Outstanding defensive Red Sox - 7 Steven Dzuirgot and Brandon Varacalli. Hits Athletics - 2 were made by entire team. Defensive standouts and Markus Grasemann. Goalies were plays were made by Maddie Musnicki Pitchers for the Red Sox were Robert Sadowski for the game were Tim Hess and Justin Bauer. Chris Malek (with 8 saves) and Pino and Rebecca Bersani. Outstanding of- (7 strikeouts) and Joey Crivolio (4 strikeouts). Juniors Esposto (with 7 saves). Outstanding fensive plays were made by Anna Tra- Hits were made by Joe Connelly, Jordan Flint, Sunday, April 22 defensive plays were made by Austin cy and Emily Witt. Jake Gora (2), Steve Hrbacek, Kevin Peterson, Sea Dogs - 22 Robert Sadowski and Nick Taddeo (2). Defen- South Elgin Cardinals - 5 Richmond and Markus Grasemann. Girls U-12 sive standouts for the game were Joey Crivolio, Pitchers for the Sea Dogs were Brandon Varacal- Outstanding offensive plays were Sunday, April 22 Rocco Parillo and Colin Haran. li (1 strikeout) and John Traversa (2 strikeouts). made by Markus Grasemann and Jim- Bartlett Hawks White - 2 Royals - 4 Hits were made by Steven Dzuirgot, J D Palma, my Kelleher. Hononegah Lions - 0 Indians - 1 Mike Shepherd, Dan Craig, Tim Hess, Justin Pitchers for the Royals were Brandon Wescher Bauer, Alex Sobel, Vic Ocasio, John Traversa, Jay Co-Ed U-12 Goals for the Hawks White were (11 strikeouts) and Tyler Smith (2 strikeouts). Patel and Brandon Varacalli. Defensive standouts Saturday, April 21 scored by Marisa Urbanek and Aman- Hits were made by Austin Hoffman, Brandon for the game were John Traversa and Chris skiles. Bartlett Hawks Green - 3 da Smogolski. Goalies were Sharice El- Wescher, Nick Beck, Calen Heydt and Tyler AAA Real - 2 lenwood (with 5 saves) and Kaylie Lat- Baseley. Defensive standouts for the game were Monday, April 16 Goals for the Hawks Green were sonas (with 2 saves). Outstanding de- Nick Beck and Michael Kos. White Sox - 2 Thursday, April 19 Indians - 8 scored by Gianluca LaCorte, Tyler fensive plays were made by Natalie Red Sox - 8 Pitchers for the White Sox were Austin Sayre (3 Piszczek and Joe Salerno. An assist Castro and Melissa Roberts. Outstand- Royals - 0 strikeouts) and Jimmy Hartnett (2 strikeouts). was made by Tyler Piszczek. Goalies ing offensive plays were made by The pitcher for the Red Sox was Robert Sad- Hits were made and runs were scored by Ryan were Tyler Piszczek (with 6 saves) and Abby Kenny and Haley Hasenstein. owski (15 strikeouts). Hits were made by Nick Fisher, Austin Sayre, Jason Foy, Emmett Jaeger, Taddeo (3), Kevin Peterson 2, Robert Sadowski Wes Hogan and Michael Koss. Outstanding de- Gianluca LaCorte (with 3 saves). Out- Sunday, April 29 (3, including a home run), Steve Hrbacek, Colin fensive plays were made by Nathan Fisher, standing defensive plays were made Bartlett Hawks White - 2 Haran (2), Jordan Flint and Trevor Sattler. Cody Wolf, Ben Harris, Jesse Scott, Anthony Pe- by David Left and Daniel Hopkins. Crystal Lake Force - 2 Royals - 0 ters and Ryan Fisher. Outstanding offensive plays were Goals for the Hawks White were Red Sox - 8 This was their season opener. A good effort Pitchers for the Royals were Joey Belford (5 was put forth by all but unfortunately the White made by Matt Padron and Bryce scored by Amanda Smogolski and strikeouts) and Austin Hoffman (1 strikeout). Sox fell a little short. Busch. Brittney VanNess. An assist was made Hits were made by Joey Belford and Michael Kos. Wednesday, April 18 Sunday, April 22 by Sharice Ellenwood. Goalies were Defensive standouts for the game were Austin White Sox - 11 Bartlett Hawks Green - 1 Cori Witt (with 3 saves) and Sharice El- Hoffman, Brandon Wescher and Tyler Smith. Angels - 7 Elmhurst - 1 lenwood (with 6 saves). Outstanding Saturday, April 21 Pitchers for the White Sox were Jason Foy (3 Cardinals - 7 strikeouts) and Ryan Fisher (3 strikeouts). Hits The goal for the Hawks Green was defensive plays were made by Brittany Diamond Backs - 5 were made and runs were scored by Ben Harris, scored by Gianluca LaCorte. Goalies Boudreau and Kelly O’Keefe. Out- Pitchers for the Cardinals were Greg Sabo (6 Emmett Jaeger, Jimmy Hartnett, Anthony Pe- were Tyler Piszczek (with 4 saves) and standing offensive plays were made strikeouts) and Jason Dearman (2 strikeouts). ters, Jason Foy, Cody Wolf, Jesse Scott, Wes Forrest Wright (with 6 saves). Out- by Christy Peplow and Taj Williby. Hits were made by Aaron Sobel out of Park Hogan, Austin Sayre and Ryan Fisher. Outstand- Home Run, Forrest Wright, Vincent Fiore, ing defensive plays were made by Wes Hogan, standing defensive plays were made by Girls U-14 Michael Becker, Tyler Capasso and Jason Dear- Nathan Fisher, Michael Koss and Austin Sayre. Danny Kochanski and Greg Sabo. Out- Sunday, April 22 man. Defensive standouts for the game were Tigers - 14 standing offensive plays were made by Bartlett Hawks Green - 2 Aaron Sobel, Michael Spenk and Jason Dear- Orioles - 9 Phillip Saccameno and Zach Audy. Arlington Aces Premier - 2 man, Jake Fernandez. Pitchers for the Tigers were Mike Moses (7 Juniors strikeouts) and Matt Lathan (2 strikeouts). Hits IWSL Goals for the Hawks Green were Monday, April 16 were made by Matt Lathan, Leo Paganis and Girls U-10 scored by Jessica Desimon and Aman- Sea Dogs - 13 Dan Brander. Defensive standouts for the game Sunday, April 22 da Zindel. Goalies were Alexa Diaz Lookouts - 4 were Josh Merkel and Ray Kasian. Bartlett Hawks White - 4 (with 9 saves) and Nicole Pientka Pitchers for the Sea Dogs were J.D. Palma and Pitchers for the Orioles were Taylor Johnson, Sycamore - 4 (with 3 saves). Outstanding defensive Steven Dzuirgot. Hits were made by J.D. Palma, Sam Mansk, Jordan Cruz and Sean Cuda. Hits Mike Shepherd, John Traversa and Steven were made by Joran Cruz In Park home run, Goals for the Hawks White were plays were made by Erica Williams Dzuirgot. Defensive standout was J.D Palma. Taylor Johnson, Sean Cuda, Keaton Payne, Joe scored by Jessica Schmidt (2), Kirsten and Meghan Derby. Outstanding of- Wednesday, April 18 Zarcone, Jake Boro, Sam Mansk and Dano Kochan and Talia Jaramillo. Assists fensive plays were made by Meghan Sea Dogs - 14 Danek. A defensive standout was Keaton Payne. were made by Jaclyn Biggott, Shan- Pientka and Taylor Ravlin. The Bartlett Examiner-Wednesday, May 2, 2007-Page 46
develop meaningful data, but simply because their questions and data WILLOW CREEK make another group of scientists and 1210 THOMAS DR, Seats politicians feel uncomfortable. This is WEST CHICAGO, 60185 Continued from page 8 science with an agenda, which is to Offered at $383,900 say that it’s not science at all. By defi- •In Oregon, Governor Ted Kulongos- nition, science’s only agenda is to dis- ki called for the removal of George cover the truth and, from that point of Open Taylor as State Climatologist, because view, questions are always welcome. HouseHouse 4 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath Dr. Taylor expressed reservations The global warming proponents have Sunday Willow Creek Subdivision about global warming. Presumably perverted science in a way we have 4-29-075-6-07 The Kitchen has: 1-4PM Breakfast Bar • Eating Area • Pantry the governor knew more about cli- not seen for hundreds of years. 1-4pm The Family Room has: mate science than a university profes- The scientific revolution that began Cathedral Ceilings • Brick fireplace sor trained in the field. centuries years ago has had some MasterBedroom •Dr. Heidi Cullen of “The Weather stumbles, but on the whole it has been Huge Master Bath Channel” publicly called for the an overwhelmingly positive develop- His & Hers walk-in Closets American Meteorological Association ment for human civilization. When it DIRECTIONS: Hawthorne to Double Sink • Jetted Tub to decertify any professionals who did comes to a complex scientific question Woodside N to Natalie L to Thomas L Separate Shower not toe the line on global warming. like the extent of human influence on Multiple Homes will be open for viewing! Other features of this home: George Orwell would have a tough global climate, it’s natural that citizens • Large Deck • 1st. Floor Den/Office time finding a better example of would have reasonable expectations • Huge Unfinished Basement • “groupthink.” of society’s scientific professionals. Professionally Landscaped Yard • Walk to Grade School •In Denmark, Bjorn Lomborg, once In that sort of situation, everybody ex- • Flexible Closing Possible director of the Institute of Environmen- pects a dispassionate collection of facts. tal Assessment in Copenhagen was Everybody expects a careful evaluation convicted by the Danish Committee on of that data. Everybody expects a fair Scientific Dishonesty of “systematic discussion of the meaning of that data. one-sidedness” in his book “The Skep- Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisi- tical Environmentalist.” One of his sins tion. was presenting another side of the E-mail: [email protected] global warming question. His convic- On the Web: www.trzupek.com tion was later reversed by the Danish science ministry, which called the orig- inal conviction “clearly wrong.” •Various environmental groups have District called for public humiliation or even Nuremburg-type trials for those who question global warming. That attitude U-46 News has permeated the popular press, as evi- denced by the writing of Boston Globe On Saturday, the U-46 Middle School columnist Ellen Goodman: “Let’s just Soccer Tournament will be held at 9 say that global warming deniers are a.m. at the Elgin Sports Complex. now on a par with Holocaust deniers, Bartlett High School though one denies the past, and the oth- On Thursday, at 7 p.m., the band con- er denies the present and future.” Asso- cert will be presented in the auditori- ciating global warming skeptics with the um. stupidity and dishonesty of Holocaust South Elgin High School deniers is not only insulting, it’s childish. On Wednesday, the U-46 Middle •At an individual level, the attitude School Honors Band Festival will be that global warming is beyond question held in the South Elgin High School au- is beginning to lead to a “Unabomber ditorium at 7 p.m. Admission is free. attitude” among environmental extrem- On Friday, the school’s first Junior ists. Dr. Timothy Bell, a former climatol- Prom will be held at Villa Olivia. ogy professor at the University of Win- Hawk Hollow Elementary nipeg received numerous hostile e- On Wednesday, the school will host a TWO YEAR mails, including five death threats, after Writer’s Fair from 9 to 10:20 a.m. Stu- WORKMANSHIP participating in the BBC documentary dents will share their Young Author “The Great Global Warming Swindle” books with other classrooms. GUARANTEE! http://video.google.com/video- On Thursday, assemblies at 8:45 and Most Contractors play?docid=4499562022478442170. 10 a.m. will be presented in the gym With regard to global warming, it’s fair Offer Only One by professional actors dramatizing Year! to say the earth’s climate system is so stories written by children. awesomely complex that no one fully Wayne Elementary understands it, which makes it all the On Thursday, Special Education Mo- more disturbing when those who fol- tor Activities Day will take place from low the time-honored scientific practice 10 a.m. to noon for the exceptional of questioning a current orthodoxy are needs students. Athletes will work on subject to harassment and intimidation. their motor skills while having fun. BEFORE And what makes it even worse is that On Friday, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., the the current orthodoxy on global warm- U-46 Special Olympics Blue Stars will ing is almost certainly wrong, as we host a Dance-A-Thon to raise money will see in the articles which follow. for their team. The Bartlett High This situation is without precedent in School Dance Team will help keep the modern times: one set of scientists is Blue Stars dancing. systematically silenced, not because On Saturday, 40 U-46 Special Olympics AFTER they are asking illegitimate questions, athletes will compete in the Regional not because they haven’t been able to Soccer Tournament in Rockford. Village “My philosophy as a Requirements general contractor is making Design Phase Loan$ Made $imple the addition look like it’s Construction part of the original home. 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2005-06, and $8,710,657 in 2004-05. A major change to the Park District CLOSEOUT SPECIAL this year includes converting the Golf New Condos 140’s! 29 Minutes from Bartlett! Budget Fund from an enterprise account to a part of the recreation budget. Over 1,300 sq. ft. – 90+ furnace – Continued from page 1 1 or 2 car garages – As a result, the Park District will see raised panel oak cabinets – LifeCenter passes account for another no depreciation expenses, which gas fireplace – vaulted ceilings – 3 $1,148,234, or 12.7 percent. Rental and totaled $20,000 in previous year. 2 roomy bedrooms – 1 ⁄4 baths – other miscellaneous income comprise In addition, the district expects to MODELS OPEN all 4 kitchen appliances. the remaining 13.77 percent, or about save another $20,000 in expenses for These amenities & much more for $2 million. the Illinois Municipal Retirement $143,900 (1 car) Compared to prior years, revenues Funds, social security, and unemploy- are actually down. According to ment insurance. HURRY! Leninger, the district budgeted In addition, the Park District Only 1 Unit Left! $9,739,794 in revenues for the year refinanced bonds this year. In prior 100% Financing Available OPTION that just ended. The prior two years years, the limited issue bonds annual- OPTION #1: #2: OPTION Models Open N showed actual revenues in excess of ly produced about $195,000 in rev- NO PAYMENTS #3: Mon.–Fri. 10–6 Mt. Hunger Rd. 5.54% • $9.7 million as well. enue. Of that, approximately $15,000 30 YEAR FOR SIX $5,000 Sat. 10-5 River Edge FIXED RATE According to Leninger, the sinking was used for issuance costs, leaving MONTHS OFF Sun. 1–5 revenues are the result of the tax cap $180,000 annually for capital projects. or contact Jerry Gibson at that is annually diminishing tax In addition, approximately $620,000 Route 23 815-899-8777 revenues, as well as a relatively low was paid out annually from the corpo- From $143,900; 6.156% APR; subject to credit approval; terms, for a private Route 64 level of industry in the village to offset rate account to cover the abated bonds. certain credit and availability restrictions apply; seller contribution showing. not to exceed $5,000; completed units only. the tax burden, as compared to As a result of the bond refinance, the Condo Buying Seminar Forming www.youssirealestate.com adjacent communities. Park District should be able to fund The $10.7 million in proposed approximately $150,000 to $200,000 expenses includes $2,512,351, or annually for capital projects out of the 23.47 percent for full-time and part- corporate fund, according to Leninger. Open Sunday 5/6 1-3pm time salaries and wages. Leninger said the proposed budget is Parks and buildings improvements largely consistent with the district’s and maintenance account for another fund balance policy, which calls for $2 million, or 19 percent of the budget. maintaining a 25 percent balance of Program expenses are expected to annual budgeted expenditures. total $977,632, or 9 percent. Utilities With the exception of the social account for another 5 percent of the security and liability funds, all budget, projected at $553,000. accounts will comply. In the 2006-07 budget year, expenses Over the coming year, the district 21 Mustang Ct., Streamwood were proposed at $10,908,932, plans to hold annual expenses to a Beautiful 4BR/2.1BA home in prestigious Little Creek Farm! Full compared to actuals of $9,064,610 in 4 percent increase, add one full-time finished basement! Hardwood floors thru entire first floor! New appli- maintenance staff person, and add a na- ances! New Washer/Dryer! New Siding! New Cedar Fence! $399,900 ture coordinator for 15 hours per week. Special Leninger said staff will hold monthly
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Sportys Catering Experienced person Career opportunities at Experienced Teachers, KinderCare - 4 locations Partner Montessori Directresses Bloomingdale certified in in the South Elgin and needed for Looking for energetic & food sanitation & Elgin area. enthusiastic people needed for Immediate openings due Early Childhood Assistants HELP WANTED for food prep. Will train. to increased enrollment. for new school and child Barlett Super Wash® beauty salon Carol Stream Come grow with us! care center is now accepting applications Weekday and weekend Assistant Director & in Streamwood. for part-time attendant at local in South Elgin. positions available. daycare. Super Wash. Strong mechanical English speaking. Call 630-668-8088 Teacher positions Must have 60 hours ability and customer assistance Excellent pay based on available. Competitive w/minimum 6 ECE. pay and full benefits are two most sought after skills. Please call past experience and Ask for Julie or 630-233-8567 or email available. EOE Hours include weekdays, some Lindsey resume to willingness to learn. Call Wendy at weekends and are year round. 847-695-2635 [email protected] 5/16 Call 630-980-6619 Rainbow Academy (847) 289-5280. Interested applicants may apply 5/9 5/2 5/30 5/2 by leaving a voice mail or e-mail at 866-832-2577 ext 269 COUNSELOR/ LANDSCAPE or [email protected] FITNESS COACH Please leave name, OFFICE HOURS: SALES - PT LABORERS phone number and best time to contact. Carol Stream Curves Super Wash is E.O.E. Monday-Friday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m Lifestyle Counselor/Sales Landscape 5/9 Inches-A-Weigh in looking for permanent laborers needed. Bloomingdale is seeking PT person. Must be Experience a plus an energetic person BANK to add to our team. fun, energetic and love but will train. Assist clients with working with people. Dependable Banking exercise and sales Tue - 2:00pm-7:30pm; transportation demonstrations. Fri - 1:00pm-6:30pm; necessary. Hourly + commission, Lots of hours. very flexible hours. Sat - 7:00am-11:30am. Call Debbie at Please contact Barb at Call for interview 630-965-7811. 630-483-1210. 847-891-0378 Your Neighborhood Bank in 5/2 5/2 5/2 Bartlett & Bloomingdale! DISTRIBUTION GENERAL MATERIAL PT HANDLER American Chartered Bank, the premier commercial bank in the Chicagoland area, currently has openings in Flexible Hours Company in Bartlett its Bartlett and Bloomingdale locations. Looking for Part-time Work? Inside / Outside Position in need of Material Handlers open for Large Distribution Company Growing Elgin Company All Shifts Available, - Bartlett in Elgin Needs Packers Pay Starts at $9/hr • Retail Banker (PT) Duties: Vehicle inspection • Teller (PT) - Bartlett 8am-12pm and 4:30pm- and property removal, data These Positions are Long-term 8:30pm shifts available • Universal Teller (FT) - Bloomingdale entry, good communications, Lots of Overtime Available Positions start at $10 an hour tracking, follow-up. Stop in Today! Must lift 30 lbs. Come in Today Manpower The responsibilities of the Retail Banker will primarily Bi-lingual a plus Manpower focus on needs assessment and sales to new and current Pay approx. $9.00/hr. 2511 Technology Dr., bank clients of our products and services, and continuing 2511 Technology Dr. Ste 112 Suite 112 to foster positive banking relationships by providing No benefits. outstanding service. Will work closely with the Branch Manager and Elgin, IL 60123 FAX resume to: Elgin, IL 60123 other associates to meet branch growth goals for deposit and loan generation. (847) 426-4300 847-622-0833 (847) 426-4300 5/2 5/2 5/2 Teller duties include the accurate and efficient processing of customer transactions, providing bank clients consistently outstanding service, and engaging customers as sources for new accounts and new customer referrals. Will be trained to perform other DRIVERS OFFICE operational tasks in the teller area, such as ATM balancing, coin machine balancing, and safe deposit box operations, as part of the team effort in keeping the branch teller area functioning efficiently. WEDNESDAY MORNING West Chicago Construction The role of a Universal Teller is a blending of the Retail Banker and Teller, primarily company accepting focusing on the accurate and efficient processing of customer transactions, needs AND AFTERNOON HOURS! resumes for a multi-tasker assessment, and sales of our products and services to new and current bank clients while who is organized and continuing to foster positive banking relationships through outstanding customer service. Got a few hours Will be trained to perform operational tasks in the teller area such as ATM balancing, coin to earn a few extra $$? a team player. machine balancing, and safe deposit box operations. Will work closely with branch Phone and computer management to meet goals for deposit and loan generation, and trained in consumer loan Local Paper Needs Motor Route Drivers knowledge a must. products and loan application intake. Duties will also include seeking out customers for referral opportunities to convert service into sales of bank products and services. for Minimum 2 yrs experience. South Elgin, St. Charles Please fax resume and Although prior banking experience is helpful, we are open to and seeking candidates with comparable experience in sales and strong customer service, and cashiering or cash-handling and Streamwood areas. salary requirement to experience. Candidates must also possess the ability to foster excellent relationships and work 630-584-0271 effectively in a team environment. The ability to deliver outstanding service through consistency, 5/2 strong follow-through and client problem-solving is a must. Solid organizational skills, positive Must be available early Wednesday attitude and professionalism are essential. Hours for Retail Banker are 3 weeknights, 4pm to mornings or afternoons, 4-5 hours. OFFICE 8:15pm, plus Sundays 10am to 3pm. Hours needed for Teller and Universal Teller include PART TIME flexibility during the week to either open or close, and coverage for at least one weekend shift. Must be able to lift 25 lbs. We offer an excellent starting salary, very competitive benefits for both FT and PT employees, including a 401k Plan with company match and profit sharing, and opportunities for continued Part time Clerical/ growth. Call 630-830-4145 TFN Customer Service assistant We are your neighborhood bank in Bartlett and Bloomingdale, and invite you to learn more needed for 25-30 hours per about these opportunities. If you meet the qualifications we seek, and you desire to become part week scheduling calls and of a successful company, you may apply as follows: in person at the Bartlett Office, 388 S. Main NEED HELP? DEADLINES performing clerical tasks. Street, Bartlett, IL 60103 or the Bloomingdale Office at 485 W. Army Trail Road, Put your Help Wanted ad Must be detail minded and [email protected] FOR ADS Bloomingdale, 60108; forwarding your resume via e-mail to r , able to multi-task in in the Examiner Classified AND PAYMENT: or applying directly online by accessing our website at www.americanchartered.com; from for $20 per column inch fast-paced Roselle office. the home page, please click on “About Us” from the top menu bar, and select the “Career Weekend & weekday hours. Opportunities” drop down menu item. per issue. MONDAY AT 12 P.M. Flexible schedule www.americanchartered.com CALL FOR PUBLICATION can be arranged. Pay range $10-12/hour. (click on About Us, and select the Career Opportunities link to apply online) 630-830-4145 ON WEDNESDAY Call Corrine 630-351-1616 Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/D/V 5/2 Help Wanted continued on the next page.
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LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE OFFICE / FACTORY CERTIFICATE NO. 0060955 was filed in CERTIFICATE NO. 0060873 was filed in The Tentative Budget for FY 2007/2008 SALES/CUSTOMER SERVICE the office of the County Clerk of DuPage the office of the County Clerk of DuPage for the Carol Stream Fire Protection Dis- WAREHOUSE County on April 26, 2007, wherein the County on April 11, 2007, wherein the trict will be available for public inspection business of R & J TRUCKING COMPANY business of BURDI CONSTRUCTION lo- at the Carol Stream Fire Protection District located at 310-D Northwestern Court, cated at 934 Lacrosse Street, Carol Headquarters Station, 365 Kuhn Road, BLUE JEAN JOBS Bloomingdale, IL 60108 was registered; Stream, IL 60188 was registered; that the Carol Stream, Illinois; a public hearing in The Great Frame Up, that the true or real name or names of the true or real name or names of the person regard to this tentative budget will be held WITH A FUTURE person or persons owning the business, or persons owning the business, with their at the aforesaid location on Monday, June Express Personnel Services has a leader in the custom framing industry, has an with their respective post office respective post office address(es), is/are 11, 2007 at 7:00 P.M. address(es), is/are as follows: NAME(S) as follows: NAME(S) OF PERSON(S) 23 “temp to perm” openings opportunity for a part-time sales associate with OF PERSON(S) Rocio Rivera and Jose Saverio Burdi ADDRESS(S) 934 Lacrosse As published in the Examiner May 2, paying $9 to $11 per hour. Rivera ADDRESS(S) 2131 Osage Lane, Street, Carol Stream, IL 60188. 2007 5/02 outstanding customer service skills. This position’s Hanover Park, IL 60133. • Human Resources Asst. ($15) primary focus will be on communicating the value of As published in the Examiner April 18, 25 • Data Entry Mail Room (days) As published in the Examiner May 2, 9 and May 2, 2007 5/02 custom framing to our customers. This entails providing and 16, 2007 5/16 When you advertise • Punch Press Operator ASSUMED NAME in the (days or nites) superior design assistance and advice on the numerous framing LEGAL NOTICE PUBLICATION NOTICE Examiner Classified • Fork Lift Operator (sit or stand) alternatives available for the customer’s art work or treasured CERTIFICATE NO. 0060958 was filed in Public Notice is hereby given that on April • Shipping Receiving the office of the County Clerk of DuPage 11, 2007 a certificate was filed in the office Section, your ad will piece of memorabilia. This individual will also assist with County on April 27, 2007, wherein the of the County Clerk of Kane County, Illi- • Warehouse General Labor business of PROGRESSIVE SOLUTION nois, setting forth the names and address- appear in Bartlett, certain routine framing duties. Previous experience in a custom TECH located at 1021 Granger Road, es of all persons owning, conducting and Please stop by or call us and Bartlett, IL 60103 was registered; that the transacting the business known as NAN- Carol Stream, we’ll be happy to review these framing store is a plus and candidate must be willing to true or real name or names of the person CY RAZZANO CONSULTING located at Hanover Park, opportunities with you. or persons owning the business, with their 5N641 Pinelands Road, Wayne, IL 60184. work at least 1 weekend day per week. respective post office address(es), is/are Ask for Dina, Danielle or Matty. as follows: NAME(S) OF PERSON(S) Mu- As published in the Examiner April 18, 25 St. Charles, We’re at the NW corner of Roselle Please stop into our store located at 336 S. Randall Rd. in rali Krishnamachari and Venkateswari Mu- and May 2, 2007 5/02 Streamwood, Wayne, & Wise Rd in “Schaumburg South Elgin and ask for an application, or fax your resume to rali ADDRESS(S) 1021 Granger Road, Bartlett, IL 60103. and now Townecenter” Strip Mall 847.717.3482 or e-mail to [email protected]. 5/2 As published in the Examiner May 2, 9 SOUTH ELGIN! and 16, 2007 5/16 ASSUMED NAME 1100 S. Roselle Road PUBLICATION NOTICE Schaumburg IL 60193 SUMMER JOB OPENINGS HELP WANTED AD FORM 847-301-9500 5/2 Public Notice is hereby given that on April 11, 2007, a certificate was filed in the of- fice of the County Clerk of Kane County, Just write your ad in the space provided below and: Illinois, setting forth the names and ad- Pick your ad Size. Youth Program Assistants in successful, township dresses of all persons owning, conducting OFFICE MANAGER Open Gym and Fun Program for youth ages 5-18. and transacting the business known as List your category Header Box. AMERICAN NETWORK SOLUTIONS lo- Will assist in supervising positive social/recreational activities cated at 540 Wilmette Avenue, Carpen- Specify how long you want your ad to run. tersville, IL 60110. in a drop-in atmosphere in local school sites. Help Wanted ads are $20 per column inch (2˝ minimum). Experience working with at-risk youth needed. As published in the Examiner April 25, (ads are priced by column width x inch.) Growing Podiatrist Preference given for student majoring in a human services field. May 2 and 9, 2007 5/09 Send a logo if you want it in your ad. office in Must be 19 years or older. LEGAL NOTICE If you have any question, call our Classified Department at Bartlett needs Hours are 4:30 to 9:00 pm Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays, CERTIFICATE NO. 0060864 was filed in 11:30 am to 4:00 pm Wednesdays and, the office of the County Clerk of DuPage 630-830-4145, Monday-Friday, 9-5. Deadline: Noon on Mondays County on April 10, 2007, wherein the part time help. 11:30 am to 3:00 pm Fridays from 6/5/07 through 8/10/07. business of FIBER LIGHTING SOLU- TIONS located at 1545 Scottdale Circle, Duties include: Orientation will be arranged. $10.64 per hour. Wheaton, IL 60187 was registered; that Resume to: the true or real name or names of the per- medical billing, son or persons owning the business, with Michael J. Cohen their respective post office address(es), marketing & is/are as follows: NAME(S) OF PER- Hanover Township Youth and Family Services SON(S) James Kopke, Karl Wendorf and receptionist work. 250 South Route 59 Mike Vukmir ADDRESS(S) 1545 Scottdale Circle, Wheaton, IL 60187, Call Katarina at Bartlett, IL 60103-1648 1S514 Taylor Road, Glen Ellyn, IL 60137, Fax: (630) 483-5789 and 22W410 Glen Park Road, Glen Ellyn, CATEGORY BOX: AD SIZE: 630-213-3830. IL 60137. [email protected] 5/2 # OF WEEKS TO RUN: AMOUNT DUE: 5/2 As published in the Examiner April 25, May 2 and 9, 2007 5/09 NAME: RECEPTIONIST VETERINARY PINK SLIPS ARE LEGAL NOTICE ASSISTANT - PT LIMITED TO ONE SLIP CERTIFICATE NO. 0060932 was filed in ADDRESS: A MONTH the office of the County Clerk of DuPage County on April 23, 2007, wherein the PHONE: PER CUSTOMER! business of LANSFORD & ASSOCIATES REAL ESTATE APPRAISERS located at Day time hours for Part-time, These coupons may only be 710 Stuart Drive, Carol Stream, IL 60188 CARD NUMBER: assisted living community was registered; that the true or real name used for line classified ads. or names of the person or persons owning EXPIRATION DATE: experience the business, with their respective post of- in West Chicago. We will not accept pink slips fice address(es), is/are as follows: NAME(S) OF PERSON(S) Lee Lansford Send your ad & payment,Cash, Check, Visa or MasterCard to: Must have excellent preferred but for any business ad, Service ADDRESS(S) 710 Stuart Drive, Carol Stream, IL 60188. The Examiner 4N781, Gerber Rd., Bartlett, IL 60103 organizational/ Directory, Child Care, will train. Or e-mail to [email protected] communication skills. As published in the Examiner April 25, Flexible. Real Estate or Help Wanted May 2 and 9, 2007 5/09 Please Contact Franciscan ad. Businesses that would LEGAL NOTICE Court Supportive Living 630-293-1575. like to run ads in the CERTIFICATE NO. 0060933 was filed in at 630-562-4242 line classified section, the office of the County Clerk of DuPage CLASSIFIED RATES Giller Animal County on April 23, 2007, wherein the or fax resume to will be charged 50¢ a word business of LEE REALTY SERVICE locat- BOXED ADS — PER WEEK ed at 710 Stuart Drive, Carol Stream, IL 630-562-3593. Hospital. or may call the Examiner 60188 was registered; that the true or real COLUMNS WIDE HELP REAL ESTATE SERVICE 5/2 5/2 name or names of the person or persons X HEIGHT (IN.) WANTED* (or boxed classified, DIRECTORY office at 630-830-4145 and owning the business, with their respective post office address(es), is/are as follows: (Aprox. 25words/inch) (2˝ min) w/photo, 2˝ min) (w/art, 1.5˝ min) ask about our boxed ads NAME(S) OF PERSON(S) Lee Lansford RESTAURANT ADDRESS(S) 710 Stuart Drive, Carol 1 x 1˝ ------$14 that start at $20. Stream, IL 60188. 1 x 1.5˝ ------$21 Slips must be turned in to our As published in the Examiner April 25, 1 x 2˝ $40 $40 (no photo) $28 GROWING? May 2 and 9, 2007 5/09 1 x 2.5˝ $50 $50 $35 CALLING ALL BARISTAS! office by the NOON deadline on 2 x 1.5˝ (or 1x3) $60 $60 $42 The Brew House Cafe at We have what you are LEGAL NOTICE looking for! Monday to recieve free ad. 2 x 2˝ $80 $80 $56 1057 Fountainview Drive in CERTIFICATE NO. 0060841 was filed in Carol Stream is hiring If more than one pink slip is the office of the County Clerk of DuPage 2 x 2.5 $100 $100 $70 enthusiastic, committed, County on April 6, 2007, wherein the busi- Real Estate recieved, we will choose ness of SIGNATURE A-1 CLEANERS lo- people-oriented part time cated at 359 West Irving Park Road, LINE CLASSIFIED help to make coffee creations, Service Directory which one will be published. Wood Dale, IL 60191 was registered; that the true or real name or names of the per- Line Classified ads are only 50¢ per word. smoothies, etc. No experience son or persons owning the business, with necessary. Will train. Help Wanted their respective post office address(es), Phone numbers are considered one word. is/are as follows: NAME(S) OF PER- All shifts available. 6am-10am SON(S) Hong K. Kim ADDRESS(S) 9439 morning shift is perfect for the & Classifieds! CALL TODAY! Harrison Street, Des Plaines, IL 60016. You may box your ad! Boxed ads start at $20 per column early riser. Please go to inch. (25 word maximum per inch of boxed classified The Examiner! As published in the Examiner April 18, 25 www.brewhousecafe.net to and May 2, 2007 5/02 advertisement. Photos may be added to your ad for a download an application. Call 630-830-4145 LEGAL NOTICE one time $5 scanning fee. Sandy 630-215-4429 Z to set up an interview. CERTIFICATE NO. 0060843 was filed in LEGAL NOTICES 5/2 the office of the County Clerk of DuPage County on April 6, 2007, wherein the busi- ness of DJ’S LANDSCAPING located at $1 per column line. 218 Broker Avenue, Itasca, IL 60143 was registered; that the true or real name or Fulfills all statutory requirements for: DuPage, RN names of the person or persons owning the business, with their respective post of- Cook & Kane Counties. (Quotes will not be given OFFICE HOURS: fice address(es), is/are as follows: NAME(S) OF PERSON(S) Daniel Juarez until notice has been typed in) Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m ADDRESS(S) 218 Broker Avenue, Itasca, RN for Pediatric IL 60143. ASSUMED BUSINESS office in As published in the Examiner April 18, 25 $69 for one name $6 for each additional name DEADLINE: and May 2, 2007 5/02 Bloomingdale and Monday at noon for ads and payment Kane County AB notices are $57 St. Charles, DEADLINE FOR ALL CLASSIFIED SECTIONS part time days Monday at NOON for Wednesday publication and evenings. www.examinerpublications.com (Friday by 5 p.m. for ads requiring proofs.) Call Kim at ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 630-443-1195 Logos or pictures may be added to any ad by sending or fax resume to us your TIF, EPS, JPEG, PDF, PhotoShop file or camera ready artwork. 630-443-3333. 5/2 Contract Pricing Available. Widest column width would be 6 630-830-4145 columns. The Bartlett Examiner-Wednesday, May 2, 2007-Page 50 Examiner Classified Serving – Bartlett, Carol Stream, Hanover Park, St. Charles, South Elgin, Streamwood, and Wayne.
CLASSIFIED REAL ESTATE APPLIANCES MISCELLANEOUS PARKING FOR SALE FOR SALE COMMERCIAL Refrigerator $99, stove $99, wash- 8-Man Coleman Hot Tub, dining Bartlett: Parking Available for er $99, dryer $99, dishwasher $99, room set with 6 chairs, Roland digi- downtown commuters. 2-minute BARTLETT HANOVER PARK BARTLETT A/C $129. (630) 495-2990. TFN tal piano with bench. Call (630) 213- walking distance to train station. FSBO - 3/4BR, 2BA, complete re- Deluxe small office/loft space Washer and Electric Dryer, match- 1744. Call 630-837-4444 7/18 model, all new flooring, large wood- available approx. 550 ft. in the ing set, very good condition, few 24-Foot Oval Swimming Pool, New Condominum ed lot. Walk to school. Must see! Schultz Professional building, suite years old, Maytag. $150 each. Call $100/OBO. You take down. (630) in Bartlett $249,000. 847-612-8590. 5/9 205. Newly remodeled. $750/mo. (630) 589-6737. 372-6245. PETS Town Center 630-830-4931. TFN Whirlpool Stove, 8 years old, $75; Brass headboard for full size bed Jack Russell/Pug Puppy. Born 24 cu. ft. GE Profile refrigerator, $10. Full size mattress, extra long. 8 2 bedroom, 2 bath, FOR RENT STEAMWOOD side-by-side, water and ice, $200. yrs. old but in decent condition. $50. 2/24/07, 1st shots. $300. St. (630) 571-5061. Two beige wingback chairs Charles, (630) 444-7428. Fast Food Restaurant: seats 24, 2 car garage, spacious must sell. Owner very motivated. w/matching ottoman $95. Faux Oak BARTLETT nightstand & matching dresser. One Family and Dining Tony, 847-212-7178 or 630-830- drawer does stick. $50. CD Tower SPORTING 3 BEDROOM, 1.5 Bath - House 5585 5/2 AUTOMOBILE $5. Ladies faux fur & suede (re- room, Eat-in Kitchen, $1,500.00 per month. Freshly Paint- GOODS ed, New Carpet, Washer & Dryer. $500! Police Impounds. Cars from versible) Winter White zipper vest, ELGIN/GENEVA XL, never worn from Marshal walking distance to Rent does not include utilities. 2 Car $500! For Listings 1-800-473-7523 Air Hockey Table, 8 foot, DMI Goal Garage, Large Yard with Deck. S T . C H A R L E S Ext. 4696 5/16 Fields, Nine West brand. $35. Imita- Flex technology HT-510, see picture Metra, Ask for Nancy, tion cherry colored wood vanity with Close to Elgin / OHare Expressway. 1990 Lexus LS400, two-tone at www.DMIsports.com, good condi- Call RICH 847-404-9296 matching bench. Minor use dam- tion for $250/OBO with acc.; ping 630-736-1811, metallic brown, very good condition. age, great for teen. $50. 630-830- 3 br, Duplex,1 car garage, Walk to Elgin/Geneva/ $4,300 OBO. 630-202-5767. pong table, Aerotech Stiga brand, available immediately. Metra. Reasonable Rent. Available 8848. TFN with wheels, good condition for St. Charles 1994 Dodge Conversion Van, V8, Four Webkinz For Sale! Brand 5/2 immediately. 630-289-0795 or 630- one owner,remove start, TV/VCR. $150/OBO with new 4 rackets and 673-4540 5/9 new with tags. Monkey, panda, frog balls. Bartlett, Call (847) 404-4498. 1500 sq.ft. $3,500. 847-741-7614. 5/16 FSBO or Rent with Option to Buy. New Townhouse, 3BR, 2.5BA, full and horse. Best offer. Call Debbie at Golf Bag. Ladies full size, ice blue 1997 Nissan XE/GXE, 4 door, (630) 372-0142. 621 W. Morse. 3BR split, 2.5BA, par- basement, 2 car garage. $1,550/mo. Office/Warehouse 105,000 mi. Needs some engine re- with multiple compartments, cover. tial finished basement. Very desir- 630-400-4777 5/9 Fisher Price Outdoor Castle/Play- $30. (630) 837-4028. able area. $369,000 or $1,700/mo. pair. Excellent body. $1,500 OBO. house w/hard-sided tent, rocket, DID Door 630-231-5147. 630-247-4838. slide, bridge and built-in sand box CAROL STREAM 1997 Toyota 4-Runner SR5. Black, w/hard cover. 11’ long x 5’ high x 3- FSBO: www.120Marion.com 5/16 Sale or Lease leather, power, moonroof, CD, new WANT TO BUY Ranch Townhome, 2 BR, 2BA, 1/2 wide. $125. Eileen. (630) 855- garage. $1,250/mo. Broker owned. brakes. Good condition. 126,000 6580. miles. $8,000. (630) 540-9540. CARS: running or not from $100 to 630-307-3467 5/16 Dearborn Outside Patio Set, 4 chairs, newer $10,000. Lost your title, we can help 2003 Subaru WRX built 600 h.p. cushions table, $20; boys BMX you. 847-888-0611 5/09 630-894-1277 show car, low miles, must see! Call bike, $25. Call (630) 483-1383. Spring Lakes Mobile STREAMWOOD for details 630-289-0207after 6:30 Patio Furniture includes 6 reclining Townhouse 2 Bedroom/1.5 Bath - Ext. 11 p.m. ask for Don. Home Estates NEW kitchen cabinets, appliances & chairs, round glass table with WANTED TFN 2004 Ford Focus 2TS. Black matching umbrella/base and 3- 2 Bedrooms, 1 or 2 Bath carpet! Finished basement for possi- LARGE ROOMS ble 3rd bedroom. Washer & dryer in 40,000 miles, very good condition. seater swing, green/white color. 50cc or 70cc Motorbike. 630- Sunroof, heated seats, AC, 6 CD Off street parking unit. Unitilities not included in rent. 2 Good condition, for $250/OBO. Call 587-8990. 5/9 Clean quiet community changer, manual. $8,000/OBO. For (630) 399-7374, Bartlett. parking spots. $1,200 per month. more details, (847) 962-7110. Pool Table–Do you have a pool Small Down Payment Call Rich at (847) 404-9296. Tag-Along Bicycle. Schwinn, Buy for Less than Rent CALL TODAY! table you no longer use and would Room for Rent. 1 BR with own bath green. Attaches to adult bike to like to sell? Call us at (630) 513- make child tandem rider, $70. Black AFFORDABLE LIVING in Condo. Share kitchen privleges. 1587. Pool. $450/mo. M/F. 630-205-9576. AUTO PARTS Cabinet/Hutch. Still in box. 3 draw- Housekeeper/Healthy Cook in 500 HOMESITES SURROUNDING ers, 2 shelves. After 5 p.m. (630) TWO LARGE SPRING FED LAKES Leer Cap. Fiberglass with windows addition to other special projects. 202-6586. FT/PT, flexible hours. Carol Stream Located on West Bartlett Road and screens. Fits Ford Super Duty 1 (F250) 8’ bed. Charcoal grey. Mint location. 630-240-4454 5/9 1 ⁄4 mile west of Route 59, Bartlett, IL Z condition. (630) 742-3181. $150. Toy trains and Old Toys 630-443- 630-497-5950 MOTORCYCLE 9137 6/13 1998 Harley Davidson Sportster Traveling Companion: Male look- BOATING XLC 1200C. 95th anniversary edi- ing for female, 35 to 45, who enjoys CAROL STREAM tion, 25,000 miles. Clean, lots of ex- meeting new people and social situ- F.S.B.O. Large Tri-Level 3 or 4 Bed- 2.2 Hp Mercury Outboard Motor, tras, removable windshield, cover, ations from beach bumming to up- rooms, 2.5 Bath, New Roof, Siding USE OUR FORM TO PLACE YOUR GARAGE SALE AD nice condition, runs great. saddlebags. $5,500. (847) 917- scale parties. Possibly four trips per and Furnance, Two Family Rooms, $325/OBO. Leave message, (630) 5468. year, three to five days each. Must Two Patios, Victorian Interior, Fur- 207-5284. have passport. Non or social only nished, Hot Tub. 630-653-8270 5/23 TOWN: 2005 Hayabosa Suzuki GSX drinker preferred. If interested 1974 Invader Tri-Hull. 65 Hp. 1300R Bike. Like new, low miles. Merc., EZ-Loader trailer. please send resume and photo to: ADDRESS: Call after 6:30 p.m., (630) 289- P.O. Box 8287 Section WTC, $850/OBO. Call Greg, (630) 289- 0207, ask for Don. 3448. Bartlett, IL 60103. TFN Used Keyboard Amp for a band. DIRECTIONS: Call David at (630) 289-2260. CAMPING 1999 Jayco Eagle 12SO Tent GARAGE SALES Camper. Fully loaded, deluxe plumbing package, air condition- DAY OF SALE: ing, hydraulic surge brakes, hardly B A R T L E T T B A R T L E T T B A R T L E T T used, garage kept, mint condition. Asking $5,200. (630) 213-8151. Multi-Family–371-3 Ashford (off 880 Kingston Lane. Thursday, May Multi-Family–383 Wildberry (off DATE OF SALE: Fairfax between Army Trail and 3 to Saturday, May 5, 9 a.m. to 4 Fairfax). Friday and Saturday, May Schick). Friday and Saturday, May 4 p.m. CM scrapbook items and stick- 4 and 5, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Clothes, and 5, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Furniture, ers. Toys, bike, furniture, house- furniture, baby stuff, TVs, comput- TIME: FOUND toys, kids clothes, household, hold, boys clothes, youth and teen, ers, too much to list, it all must go! Black and White Male Cat on Kohler bath fixture, vanity, whirlpool miscellaneous. Something for Don’t miss! LIST ITEMS TO APPEAR IN AD: Munger and Forest Preserve Dri- tub. everyone. 991 Auburn Lane. Thursday, May 3 Estate Sale–700 Leaf Court (S. ve. Very friendly. Call (630) 483- C A R O L S T R E A M 0221. to Saturday, May 5, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Bartlett Road to Foster, turn right to Men’s Baseball Mitt on 4/22/07 at Huge variety of household, ceiling Poplar to Leaf Court). Friday and 1293 Country Glen Lane. Friday field by Friendship Park. Please fans, golf items, Kohler sink, Xmas Saturday, May 4 and 5, 9 a.m. to 4 and Saturday, May 4 and 5, 8 a.m. call (630) 653-4298 to claim. dishes, crafts, seasonal decora- p.m. Kitchenware, tools, vintage to 3 p.m. Adult and childrens tions, southwest home decor, ladies baskets, videos, books, clothes, clothes, Stanley fishing sets, house- clothes, car manuals, knick-knacks. household. hold, books, magazines, chairs, Lots to choose from. 427 West North Ave. Saturday, lamp, toys and more. FURNITURE Bartlett Estates–14th Annual, May 5, 9 am 3 pm. An assortment of Multi-Family–1125 Parkview Cir- sponsored by [email protected], items, come and see. cle. Thursday, May 3 to Saturday, 7-Piece Dining Room Set w/leaf, NUMBER OF WORDS light oak color, 4 chairs, table, buffet Coldwell Banker (east of Rt. 59 and 1028 Norwood Lane (behind May 5, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Bedroom and hutch, $400; couch and chair north of Stearns). Thursday, May 3 Dunkin Donuts). Friday, May 4, 9 set, desk and more. with ottoman, earth tone, $200; to Saturday, May 5, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. a.m. to 4 p.m. Weight bench, exer- Moving Sale–1189 Parkview X 50¢ = couch in cream with burgundy/pink Many homes. 2much 2list. cise bike, massage chair, trampo- Court. Thursday, May 3 to Satur- design, $100; burgundy chair with 220 Carroll Way, Westridge Subdi- line, pop-up camper, bicycles, TV, day, May 5, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. furni- NAME ON CARD ottoman, $150. Call (630) 372-0248. vision (Off West Bartlett Rd - be- monitor, scanner, artist table, scaf- ture, housewares and much more. Bedroom set, 7pc. Brand new, still tween Rt 25 & 59). Thur-Sat, May 3- fold supports. 874 River (County Farm to Birch- in boxes. $450 Can deliver. 847- 5, 9am - 4pm. China cabinet, table 1639 Penny Lane (off Fairfax be- bark to Shenandoah to River). CARD NUMBER: 553-1077 & 4 chairs and much more. tween Schick and Army Trail). Fri- Thursday, May 3 to Saturday, May Huge Barn Sale–27W637 Devon day and Saturday, May 4 and 5, 9 Dining Room Set. Table extends to 5, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Huge collectible, EXPIRATION DATE: 94x44, 6 chairs, china cabinet (across from Emmanuel Lutheran a.m. to 5 p.m. Furniture, childrens toy and gift sale. Tons of new and 7’Hx6’W, marble-top server. Nice Church). Saturday, May 5, 8 a.m. to clothes, household items and more! old items. condition. All $375. (630) 830-6880. 4 p.m. Furniture, crystal, tons of 1168 Pinetree (off Struckman be- 1118 Sandhurst Lane (Near Lies - 3 DIGIT CODE: miscellaneous. Full Bed, mattress/box set, new, tween Rt. 59 and Bartlett Rd.) Kuhn intersection) Saturday, May 5, FAIRFAX Subdivision’s 13th An- Thursday and Friday, May 3 and 4, 8am - 3pm. Freezer, Little Tikes, never used. $85. 847-884-0496 PHONE NUMBER: nual Neighborhood Garage Sale 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Saturday, May 5, 9 bedroom furniture, toys, and more. King Bed, new luxury Pillowtop has Arrived! Friday & Saturday, a.m. to noon. Salesman’s samples, mattress/box, still in original wrap, Be sure your number is included in case we have questions. If you do not May 4th & 5th, 9am-4pm - rain or lots of new Mom’s/Dad’s Day gifts. SOUTH ELGIN delivery possible. $200. 847-354- shine! (East of Rt. 59/West of Coun- Candles, scrapbooking, garden wish to use our form, please follow our format for easier processing of 1182 ty Farm on Schick to Mayflower.) items. Multi Family, 895 Franklin Drive your ad. Send your payment (Cash, Check, Visa or MasterCard) along MasterSuite Brand New, Solid Over 150 Families!!! Maps provided 314 Rosecrans (Stearns and (Mclean Blvd. & Lancaster Dr) Fri & with this ad to: The Examiner, 4N781, Gerber Rd., Bartlett, IL 60103 Wood, incl Sleigh bed and more. as you enter and at the garages. Sat, May 4 & 5, 8:00 am - 5:00 pm. Grant). Friday and Saturday, May 4 or email to: [email protected] Retail $3,000. Sell $1,400 847-884- Unusual items such as a tent, quilts, and 5, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mens 2X- Sports & toy collectibles (not child 0496 fire pit, waterbed, BMW X5 tires, 3XT, toys, clothing, furniture, house- play toys) portable picnic table, ex- Queen luxury Pillowtop mattress lures, Disney, jewelry, karaoke, hold, bath and body, lots of new! ercise equipment, much more! Step-2, lamps, estate items, air- set, brand new still in plastic. $125. Moving Sale–1456 Snowdrift Cir- 847-553-1077 compressor, costumes, antiques & WEST CHICAGO furniture can be found, as well as cle (Amber Grove subdivision). Fri- Tan Couch, dinette set with 4 up- appliances, plants, clothing, day and Saturday, May 4 and 5, 10 2851 & 2868 Camden Drive, Cor- OFFICE HOURS: holstered chairs, wood desk, mi- mounds of TOYS, sporting goods, a.m. to 4 p.m.; Sunday, May 6, noon nerstone Lakes Subdivision, Fri & crowave carts, framed prints from tools ... with a sale this big, you will to 3 p.m. Appliances, furniture, Sat, May 4 & 5, 7:30 am to 3:30 pm. 1980s, plexiglas/wood media cabi- find whatever it is you’re looking for. treadmill, TV, Xmas, household HUGE SALE! Lots of Baby items, Monday-Friday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m net, lamps, end table, etc. (224) Questions? Call Sue Rogus, (630) items, BBQ, etc. clothes, toys, kitchen table, misc 456-6388. 688-5022. Also, several homes be- 421 Summersweet Lane, Amber household items, and too much tween Army Trail & Schick on Fair- Grove Subdivision. Fri-Sat, May 4 & more to list! fax. 5, 8 am - 4 pm. Toys, bikes, kids Multi-family - Cornerstone Lakes, Visa & 1294 Keim Trail. Thursday and Fri- clothes, tupperware, household 2706 Bainbridge Blvd, (Smith Rd to DEADLINES FOR ADS AND PAYMENT IS Master Card day, May 3 and 4, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. items. Bainbridge Blvd,) Thursday & Fri- Furniture, toys, Little Tikes, lots of Marquis Dance Co.–386 Wildber- day, May 3 & 4, 7:30 am-3:30 pm. MONDAY AT 12 P.M. Accepted girls clothes. ry Lane. Friday and Saturday, May 4 and 5, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Dance shoes, costumes, household items, FOR PUBLICATION ON WEDNESDAY clothes and more. Proceeds benefit the dance company, a non-for-profit org. www.examinerpublications.com 630-830-4145 The Bartlett Examiner-Wednesday, May 2, 2007-Page 51 Examiner Classified Serving – Bartlett, Carol Stream, Hanover Park, St. Charles, South Elgin, Streamwood, and Wayne.
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AIR COND. / HEATING CLEANING / VENTILATION CEMENT WORK
Low Cost Heat ROLOFF A COMMUNITY BASED SERVICE SINCE 1983 What’s Your Weekend For? $15 Mother & Daughter CONSTRUCTION CO. and A/C Cleaning Installation Off
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Most Thorough Carpet Cleaning Ever, Or it is Free. TABER BUILDERS, INC. That’s right, if you don’t feel our carpet cleaning is the most thorough you KOST S & B SCC Group have ever seen, we will clean it again for free. If for any reason you are • Driveways • Patios Concrete & THE CONCRETE still not pleased we will refund your money. What could be more fair? CONCRETE • Walkways • Additions Bobcat Service CONSTRUCTION SPRING SPECIAL All types of • Stamped & Dyed Designs $15.00 off any cleaning of $150.00 or more concrete work • Driveways Concrete Specialist Offer ends May 31, 2007 • Exposed Aggregates Quality Work Our cleaning products are safe for people, pets and the environment. Prompt Free Estimates • Removal & Replacement • Concrete Raising Fair Prices Enjoy a cleaner, healthier home by getting rid of winter’s germs, and, No Job Too Small • Sidewalks No Job Too Big everyday pollutants. Health, consumer and spotting info on our website. • Residential & Commercial or Too Small Crescent Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning • Driveways Free Estimates • Concrete Waterproofing • Patios Breakout/Haul Away 630-837-1100 www.crescentcu.com Licensed Bonded & Insured Asphalt & Concrete 5/9 • Patios • Room Additions Pump Crawl Spaces 30 Years Experience • Concrete Stamping 630-202-5828 630-761-1634 Free Estimates CHILDCARE Insured & Bonded www.taberbuilders.com 630-546-1464 TFN 5/30 5/9 630-587-6924 5/23
Bartlett Mom has FT/PT I Am Very Experienced In Free Estimates Quality Work Garcia Concrete TENTORY CONCRETE QUALITY CONCRETE Contractors, Inc opening 2 yrs. and up. Child Care ATLAS CEMENT Patios, Sidewalks, Driveways CONSTRUCTION CO. LIFTING, INC Garage, slabs, driveways, Educational toys & activities. And Love Children. Garage Floors, Steps, Bobcat 20 Years Experience We lift settled concrete-stairs, patios foundations, curbs, Large fenced yard with playset I’ll Care For Your Children • Driveways • Patios Service, Exposed Aggregate Unilock brick pavers, and separate playroom. In Your Home. stoops, walks, driveways, Bob Cat services • Sidewalks FREE ESTIMATE garage floors. 7 years experience. Please Call Grace Licensed & Insured Free Estimates Non-smoker. 630-837-3025. At (630) 736-6010 224-535-8366 All work guaranteed Licensed, Insured & Bonded 630-837-9222 11/7 5/9 5/2 Bonded & Insured 5/2 and insured. 847-321-0541 5/23 630-625-2994 Full time & Bartlett day care, Part time experienced COUNSELING 847-531-6278 20 years exp., 1 full (Free Estimates) Nannies available. TFN Helpers From Above time opening, 2 yrs. Nanny Agency and up, snacks/meals CREATIVE COUNSELING ASSOCIATES at 630-915-2655 DECKS included. Call Linda 630-837-5303 Confidential phone Mention this add for 10% off 630-363-2993 the placement fee. 5/23 5/2 106 Bartlett Ave. Suite 2C, Bartlett, IL. A private counseling office that helps people in dealing with the emotional situations that affect our busy lives. Verbal, couples, Premier Decks CLASSIFIED RATES family and art therapy are offered. Some Insurance billed. PRESSURE WASHING Experience with children, adolescent and adults with ADHD, Unlimited Call today for Spring Savings BOXED ADS — PER WEEK Custom Cedar, PDD, depression, stress, job related, and womens issues + more. Decks, Drives, Walks, Wolmonized, Fencing, Garage floors, COLUMNS WIDE HELP REAL ESTATE SERVICE www.creativecounselingassociates.com Maintenance Free (or boxed classified, 5/9 Staining available. X HEIGHT (IN.) WANTED DIRECTORY Composites. (Aprox. 25words/inch) (2˝ min) w/photo, 2˝ min) (w/art, 1.5˝ min) Free Estimate. Complete tear-out 1 x 1˝ ------$14 and add-on. 630-400-8753 1 x 1.5˝ ------$21 Over 1,000 decks built. “Serving the area for 11 yrs.” 1 x 2˝ $40 $40 (25 word $28 7/25 limit w/photo) OFFICE HOURS: Next day service. 1 x 2.5˝ $50 $50 $35 “Let me deck you.” 2 x 1.5˝ $60 $60 $42 Call Michael Monday-Friday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m 815-393-3514 DRYWALL 2 x 2˝ $80 $80 $56 5/9 2 x 2.5 $100 $100 $70 SOLIDCRAFT, INC. MAC’S DRYWALL CUSTOM DECK BUILDERS • Hanging • Taping THE DEADLINE FOR ADS AND PAYMENT Since 1995 CALL TODAY! • Decks • Gazebos • Screen Rooms • Painting • Basements IS MONDAY AT 12 P.M. FOR PUBLICATION • Composite • Treated • Cedar Free Estimates ON WEDNESDAY Certified TREX Installer Visa & Master Card Accepted Licensed, Bonded, Insured 630-293-4518 630-391-3295 West Chicago, IL 60185 www.solidcraftdecks.com Dennis McSteen 5/23 5/9 www.examinerpublications.com 630-830-4145 The Bartlett Examiner-Wednesday, May 2, 2007-Page 52 Examiner Classified Serving – Bartlett, Carol Stream, Hanover Park, St. Charles, South Elgin, Streamwood, and Wayne.
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Total Electric MIDWEST HAULING GARAGES MIDWEST GUTTER & SNOW PLOWING • All Gutters Hand Cleaned Dumpsters Let Us Check Your Shorts Attached & Detached • (Water Test) Flush Gutters Construction clean-ups Our Specialty! and Downspouts 11, 15 & 20 YARD • Sheds • Fences • Brush 20 Years Experience • All Debris Bagged & Removed •Logs • Wrecking • Concrete *Ceiling Fans *Service Revisions *Remodeling • Screening Installed Also: • Fully Insured 630-293-5277 • Gutter Cleaning & Screening *New Construction *Additions *Code Upgrades/Corrections Screened Porches 630-941-7336 630-941-7336 TFN 5/2 10% off 1st time clients 3 Season Rooms 5/2 Licensed, Bonded & Insured Room Additions 630-675-8466 or 630-936-0270 CALL TODAY! HOME IMPROVEMENTS 5/30 Cummings & Sons Hm/Ofc: (630) 907-1653 K&M Home Improvements JM LLC Electrical Contractor Cell: (630) 673-2476 Z 5/9 Commercial or Residential Basement, Bathrooms, Kitchens Concrete Driveways & Patios New Construction or Remodeling HANDYMAN • Break & Replace Concrete • Tile/Ceramic/Marble 22 Years Experience • Custom Interior Painting • Decks, Walmonize & Cedar We Can do it ALL! Free Estimates, Affordable Prices, Senior Citizen Discount INTERIOR/ Call Ken (630) 202-3992 847-975-2244 983 W. Wise Road, Schaumburg 5/16 EXTERIOR Licensed, Bonded & Insured TFN On time. Done right.® Home Maintenance TOM’S ELECTRICAL SERVICE and Repair Bonded Free “We Do America’s Insured Estimates MDG Residential, Industrial, Commercial Carpentry-Plumbing ELECTRICAL Homework” QHS No Job Too Small! Electrical-Kitchens Qualified Handyman Services • Home Repair • Odd Jobs Residential/commercial Work Guaranteed Bathrooms-Basements Remodeling & Repairs-Big or Small Upgrades, Remodeling, Reasonable Price • Carpentry (interior/exterior) Repair/Replace Free Estimate • Doors & Windows Doors-Locks-Gates Senior Citizen Discounts Repairs. No Job too small. 630-837-5502 5/2 • Drywall • Tile Work Free Estimates. * Free Estimates * 630-890-6823 • Caulking • Electrical * Affordable Pricing * Very reasonable rates. Full Kitchen, Bath & Basement Remodels-Doors- • Powerwashing • Painting We do it all - Windows-Ceramic Tile-Wood Replacement-Molding-Flooring- GROWING? and so much more! Just give us a call Decks-Wood Fencing-Gutters-Sheds- plus more... TFN 630-272-16565/2 We have what you are looking for! Our experienced technicians RALPH CASTELLO are properly bonded & insured @ 630-400-5155 FENCING 5/2 Real Estate PROMPT-SAFE-RELIABLE Service Directory TODD’S PAINTING DuPage County & Remodeling Help Wanted 630-820-9920 • Painting Interior & Exterior & Classifieds! • Wallpapering • Drywall Kane County • Electrical/Plumbing • Flooring The Examiner! 630-377-2902 • Light Construction etc. 630-544-4096 Wood, PVC, Aluminum C/L 630-830-4145 [email protected] 5/16 www.bilbenhomeimprovement.com TFN Very Competitive Pricing Over 20 Years Experience 0% Financing 6/27 Free “In Home” Estimates VISA & HEFFRON DECORATING AND REMODELING 630-406-8410 DO U NEED A HANDYMAN? BATHS • KITCHENS • BASEMENTS 847-628-5502 MASTERCARD We re always here when you need us! wwwParamountFence.com • Tile - Sales & Installation • Custom Carpentry and Trim ACCEPTED WE SPECIALIZE IN: • Laminate Floors • Cabinets and Counter Tops 5/2 • Basement Remodeling • Plaster Repairs • Kitchen & Bath Remodeling • Honey Do List • Wallpaper-Hang and Remove • Drywall • Painting • Drywall (Hanging, Taping, Repairs) • Flooring • Garage Storage and Organization • Fully Insured FLOORING • Electrical • Plumbing • Painting • Carpentry Call Steve (630)-837-2293 Quality Work - Reasonable Rates - Fully Insured - Experienced Craftsman TFN Call for an Estimate Hardwood Floor Masters 630-585-3825 5/2 S&A Home Improvement Give your wood floor a fresh new appearance. Kitchens-Baths-Tile WE DO IT ALL ROFESSIONAL Basements-Roofing-Siding • Sanding • Staining • Repairs P Windows-Doors-Decks HOME REPAIRS HOME MAINTENANCE Additions-Concrete-Repairs • New Floor Installation, Pre & Unfinished. & REPAIR & Painting Carpentry 10% OFF any job over $1000 We Make Old Floors Look New Again. Guaranteed! Installation, Drywall Call Chris 630-267-6467 Prompt Professional Service Plumbing, Electrical, 5/9 Electrical Carpentry, Plastering Plastering Keep Your Home USE OUR FORM TO PLACE YOUR SERVICE DIRECTORY AD 630-307-6283 5/16 30 years experience In Top Shape FREE ESTIMATES • SENIOR Just write your ad, Pick your ad Size, Specify how long you want WOW DISCOUNTS Insured to run, send a logo if you want it in your ad, and list your category FLOORING R.C FLOORING Affordable and Reliable Header Box. (See our Service Directory for the ad size). If you Professional Installation of Installation, Sanding, 630-497-8992 have any question, call our Classified Department at 830-4145, Wood Floors and Tile JERRY KELLY @ Monday-Friday, 9-5. (See rates below.) Refinishing, Staining Fully Insured Ask for Dave LICENSED • BONDED • INSURED 630-213-1589 Free Estimates Reasonable Prices TFN 5/30 Free Estimates High Quality-Low Prices Call: 847-833-6695 630-246-0243 773-842-3657 TFN 5/2 DAVE’S OFFICE HANDYMAN HEADER BOX: GARAGE DOORS HOURS: SERVICE Monday-Friday, AD SIZE: All Home Repairs # OF WEEKS TO RUN: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m GARAGE DOOR GUYS -Painting AMOUNT DUE: Sales, Service and Installation All Makes/Models -Caulking NAME: Spring Replacement Specialists -Plumbing DEADLINES FOR ADDRESS: 24 Hour Emergency Service -Electrical Fast, Dependable Service ADS AND PHONE: Preventative Maintenance Program -Tile Work CARD #: Best Prices Available, Insured & Bonded PAYMENT $10 discount mention Ad EXPIRATION DATE: SECURITY CODE: 25 Years Experience 630-246-0158 IS MONDAY 304 N. LaFox, South Elgin, IL 60177 5/23 BY 12 P.M. Send your ad (along with your payment - Cash, 847-888-8833 5/30 Check, Visa or MasterCard) to: FOR PUBLICATION The Examiner, 4N781 Gerber Rd., Bartlett, IL 60103 www.examinerpublications.com ON WEDNESDAY E-mail to [email protected] 630-830-4145 The Bartlett Examiner-Wednesday, May 2, 2007-Page 53 Examiner Classified Serving – Bartlett, Carol Stream, Hanover Park, St. Charles, South Elgin, Streamwood, and Wayne.
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LANDSCAPING LANDSCAPE MATERIAL/ MULCH
Licensed and $45 AERATION $125 DETHATCHING Insured EARLY BIRD SPECIAL $150 BOTH AERATION AND DETHATCHING Landscaping & Pressure Washing, Inc. (Most Lawns) • Weekly Mowing • Deck & Fence Refinishing MULCH $20 OFF SPRING CLEAN -UP • Tree Trimming • Dirt & Sod Installation Super Dark Premium Hardwood Bark ...... $36 • Tree & Stump Removal • Brush & Tree Installation FERTILIZATION DETHATCHING Extra Dark Shredded Hardwood ...... $26 • Spring & Fall Dethatching • Stone Walls LAWN MAINTENANCE RETAINING WALLS • Spring & Fall Aeration • Fertilizing & Overseeding Brown Shredded Hardwood ...... $22 SODDING MULCH • Custom Flower Beds • Garden Ponds • Mulch Installation Prices include local delivery Residential and Commercial All Orders 5 Yard Minimum For Each Product BEST PRICES AROUND! • FREE ESTIMATES Discount Available on 30+ yards at a time
630.673.1380 TFN Prompt Delivery Office 630-231-8747 Ask for Bob
Fully Insured 630•624•7309 TFN BETO’S LANDSCAPING Spring & Fall Clean-ups Bob Evans SERNA’S Retaining Walls Lawn Maintenance MULCH Per Yard Landscaping & Tree Service Planting & Renovation Tree Trimming and DOUBLE-GROUND HARDWOOD MULCH ...... $28.00 Brick Paving Removal DOUBLE-GROUND PREMIUM BARK MULCH. . . . . $40.00 SPRING CLEAN UPS RED COLORED MULCH ...... $40.00 Weekly Mowing, Mulch Applications, 630-514-9476 TFN For Delivery Call
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www.examinerpublications.com 630-830-4145 The Bartlett Examiner-Wednesday, May 2, 2007-Page 56 Storm proves unable to halt Hawks’ effort
The battle for the ball became one-on-one for Gina Radun and Rachel Musnicki.
The Hawks’ Luisa Desario defends her possession of the ball from the Storm’s Lindsey Helton. (Examiner photos by Debbie Schutt)
Millennium Field in Streamwood was the setting for the girls varsity soccer matchup between South Elgin and Bartlett high schools on Monday, April 30. The match opened with both teams running an aggressive game. With 29 min- utes left in the first half, Luisa Desario hit the mark with a kick to get past goalkeeper Jessica Hantak. The Hawks led the Storm 1-0 at the buzzer. The second half became a more physical game as the players battled for posses- sion. Late in the half, the Hawks extended their lead to 2–0 on the goal by Abbi Palmer with 9:47 left to play. With time running out, the Hawks recorded a 2-0 win over the Storm. The Storm’s Danielle Lauber and Kristina Lopienski try to doubleteam the Hawks’ Brooke Engelking. Did You Know? ...Downtown Dining is Never Far Away
Fran Abate and Esther Fiebig race down the center of the field for ball control. Bartlett Tavern & Grill JC Mexican Restaurant La Dolce Vita Annie’s Restaurant Pasta Mia Asian Wok TL’s Four Seasons Lucky Jack’s Sorella’s Bakery Subway Uncle John’s Village Pizza V & V Paesano
Goalkeeper Jessica Hantak makes a save in midair for the Storm.