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January 7,2000 NEIGHBOR Section 3 F2 Huntiey Middle School wins $5,000 in contest Huntiey Middle School is the winner of Spring Hill Mall's Cash Back for Schools program. The middle school will receive $5,000. The students, parents, and staff of Huntiey Middle School brought in the most votes for their school during the two-month program, which began Sept. 1 and ended Nov. 30.

Huntiey Middle School led the pace on the road to victory as Dundee Middle School took second place, and Westfield Community School in Algonquin captured third place. An awards ceremony with check presentations to school representatives will be held at 1 p.m. Jan. 22 in Center Court. The winners and their final cash prizes are: Huntiey Middle School, $5,000.

Dundee Middle School, $4,000. Westfield Community School, Algonquin, $3,000. Jacobs High School, Algonquin, $2,000. Huntiey High School, $1,000. Dundee-Crown High School, $500.

Riley Community School, Marengo, $500. Carpentersville Middle School, $500. Larkin High School, Elgin, $500. Larsen Middle School, Elgin, $500. Central High School, Burlington, $500.

Elgin High School, $250. Ellis Middle School, Elgin, $250. Abbott Middle School, Elgin, $250. Eastview Middle School, Bartlett, $250. "We are very pleased with the success of our third annual Cash Back for Schools program," said Becky Zoerner, Spring Hiil Mall.

"We extend our appreciation to everyone in the community who pitched in and voted with their Spring Hill Mall receipts for their favorite school. With the completion of this year's program, we are proud to announce that with participation, and Cash Back finals we have donated $20,000 to the final 15 participating schools." This was the third year that Cash Back for Schools was available for school and community participation. Members of the community voted for their favorite school by depositing Spring Hill Mall store receipts from Sept. 1 through Nov. 30 in the ballot box located in Center Court The school with the most receipts and bonus points averaged with their school enrollment was designated as winners of the program.

Since the program began in 1997, Spring Hill Mall has donated more than $70,000 to participating schools. Cash Back for Schools already has created interest with other schools in the community that did not participate this year. Participating schools from last year will have the first right of refusal for the 2000 program as full participation is limited to a total of 20 schools. For details about getting a local middle or high school involved in Cash Back for Schools, call JoLynn Redies at the mall office at (847) 428-2200. HONOR ROLLS Westfield Community The following students have been named to honor rolls at Westfield Community School for the first quarter of the 1999-2000 academic year.

Strenuous snow shoveling can trigger heart attacks With the arrival of the season's first snowfall, area residents will be forced to make the decision to shovel or not to shovel Dr. David H. Cooke, president for the American Heart Association, Midwest Affiliate, has new information that might make you think twice before you pick up that shovel "In persons who are normally inactive with known or hidden heart disease, snow shoveling can trigger heart attacks and even sudden cardiac death," Cooke stated. The American Heart Association says that if you are middle-aged or older, and haven't been physically active, you should be extremely cautious. Don't lift a heavy shovel piled high with snow.

The combination of sudden physical exertion and the cold increases the heart's workload. It is natural for blood vessels to temporarily narrow in cold weather. The cold can even be more dangerous if vessels are already narrowed due to fatty deposits. Too much strain on the heart during these conditions can result in a heart attack or even sudden cardiac arrest Hypothermia is an additional danger that should be guarded against Hypothermia is a drop in body temperature to a subnormal level and it is potentially fetal. Symptoms are slowed breathing and heartbeat, lack of coordination, confusion and drowsiness.

Here are some more tips from the American Heart Association for younger healthy individuals who make the decision to shovel snow. Wear several layers of clothing instead of one heavy layer. Put on a hat or scarf because most body heat is lost through the top of the head. Protect ears and hands from frostbite. Before you make the decision to shovel snow the American Heart Association strongly recommends consulting with your physician.

If you experience any of the following symptoms, you should contact 911 immediately. Uncomfortable pressure, fullness, squeezing or pain in the center of the chest lasting for more than a few minutes. Pain spreading to shoulders, arms or neck. Chest discomfort with lightheadedness, fainting, sweating, nausea or shortness of breath. For information, call the American Heart Association at (800) AHA- TJSA1 or visit the Web site at http://www.americanheartorg.

The American Heart Association spent about $327 million during fiscal year 1998-99 on research support, education and community programs. With more than 4 million volunteers, the American Heart Association is the largest voluntary health organization fighting heart disease, stroke and cardiovascular diseases. SUPER HONOR ROLL Sixth grade: Kristy Anderson. Nickdas Angelo, Monica Anlszewski, Samantha Artoaga, Shannon Baker, Douglas Becker, Anthony Bevevino, Brittney Booker, Mitchell Bork. Jordan Boyer, Blake Broederdorf, Eric Cahoon, Colleen Carnahan, Nicole Clancy, Dayna Connolly, Jason Dittmann, Jennifer Dittmann, Kristina Doukas, Alexander Esche.

Melissa Faubert, Lauren Rnkler, Michael Folker, Kaihryn Fordonskl, Jessica Foutch, Emily Frierdich, Nicole Genader, Kaitlyn Glenn, Gina Griffin, Rebekkah Hacke, Colby Heinz. Jennifer Hellyer, Damn Hui, Sean Hyman, Jerad Hynnlng, Colin Kelahan, Delrdre KJem, Emily Kneip, Carffin Kranz, Allison Knjkowskl, Ashley Kwak, Steven Link, Nicole Lombardl, Tayler Lorence, Justin Lyons, John McCloud Sarah McPartlan, Alexandra McMillin, Leah Moran, Calvin Null, Kaihryn O'Brien, Katherine Ooerhauser, Joseph Ozimek, Samantha Pankau, Kelly Parker, Daniel Parrott. Cory Perez, Amanda Peters, Adam Peterson. Jessica Pefrucci. Katia Philip.

Jaclynn Postelnick, Ryan Raclke, Megan Heilly, Jessica Ross, Jeanelte Rur.ge, Meghan Ryan, Jessica Rydz, Anne Scott, Danielle Semkiw, Danielle Sitva, Brian Smith, Bethany Snyder, Janine Snyder. Elizabeth Solem, Brian Taege, Alexander Trevor, Ashley Viager, Jason Warren. Samantha Watson. Rebecca Weojarz, Ashley Weftigartner, Katrina Westerhol, Rachel WhitefieW, Lisa Wright, and Angetikka Zalewski. Seventh grade: Kay Anderson, Amanda Auger, Jacob Barinholtz, Kevin Bartel.

Ryan Becker, Michelle Besonen, Thomas Bishop, Michael Bolz, Leanne Bowers, Jessica Boye, Cody Brinn, Scott Suslel, Steven Byczek, Emily Calvillo, Brian Cannon, Adam Clark, Krystina Cnota, Brooke Currier, Edwards Devers, Stacy Devino, Nicholas Doukas, Amy Duimage. Malkme Enk, Jessica Figurski, Tony Fioretti. Kelly Fishman, Jason Fluckey, Madeleine Flugardt, Kevin Galfney, Abigail Gallagher, Matthew Gandolfo, Nicholas Gaspari, Julie Gass, Kimberly Galza, Nicole Gaul, Nicole Gentile. Pamela Gianakakos. Daisy Gonzalez, Kristen Graf, Melissa Grozonka.

Abby Gunia. Amy Haiges, Dabra Handelsman, Michael Hanley, Timothy Hatters, Eric Heckenbach, Michael Hudson, Allison HuHer, Gabriel latarola, Rachel James. Kathryn Johnson. Syfyia Jordanov, Patrick Keller, Alyssa Kentgen, Brian Kephart, Josh Kinberg, Anna Kresge, Torie Krzewina, Jessica Lange, Kristine Leahy, Christine Uakopoulos. Bradley Lindgren.

Kern Lynch, Christopher Macmillan, Katie Mareachen, Mallory McKinnon. Latisha Mclntyre, Nik! Mehta, Molly Meyer, Lauren Mielke. Gabnello Mikos, Nicole Mikos, Michael Mikiilski, Stephanie Miller, Daniel Moore, Katelyn Morrison, Milchel Morrison, Brieanna Muscat, Rose Navarra. Tylor Nelson. Shane Nerby, Bradley Nitz, Michael Nix, Lindsay Nyman, Erin O'Heath, Amy O'Herron, Michael O'Malley, Rebecca Oldani, Jenna Olis, Lindsay Oliva, Kristen Olsen.

Lindsay Olsen. Amanda Olsta, Sarah Panko, Nathaniel Parker, Robert Pasquale, Jeremy Pease, Rebeca Perrone, Jennifer Phan, Michael Piekarz, Jennifer PlocinsW. Thomas Polivka, Farhan Quader, Jessica Raddatz, Stephen Ratchford, Katherine Rayas, Christopher Read, Matthew Read. Ashley Roehl, Chase Ryan, Gina Schmitz. Erin Sears, Michael Shariog, Samuel Shepherd, Samantha SlawinsW, Sherilyn Slawinski, Michael Stephenson, Julia Stoka.

Kofin Straub, Amy Strissel, Angelo Sugg. Thomas Swkit. Nicholas Teson. Kory TheS, Paige Thompson. Marttiew Thorsen.

Stacy Tscherwen- ka. James Tulio, Vikrum Vora, Daniel Wagner, Rachel Ward, Devin Wilterth, and Xiao Yu. Eighth grade: Scott AHen, Lydia Allums, Jennifer Andrews, Nicholas Andrews, Marisa Andropolis, Daniel Aniszewski, Jill Benbennick, Jennifer Bieda, Brittany Black, MaSery Black, Brittney Block, Bradley Bolz, David Bratton, Melissa Bumbales, Jennifer Byrne, Christopher Cahoon, Steven'Carbonetii, Michael Card, Aimee Carey, Richard Cook, Ryan Creagan, William Crowley, Matthew Deilrick, Amanda Deveau, Jonathan DIouhy, Christine Dulaney, Ryan Edwardson, Melissa Ermis, Sarah Pack, EBsabeth Fallen, Kris- Una Fanslow, Lauren Florio, Danielle Fouich. David Gapp, Matthew Geske, Samantha Haas. Kat'yn Hemmingsen, Ryan Henderson, Nicole Hermann, Kristen Highland.

Brian Hock. Nadine Hopgood, Peter Huang, Margaret Hutchens, David Hwang, Danielle Irish, Jennifer Jacobs, Kelly Jacoby. Amber Kloepper, Donald Knapp, Elissa Knoff. Julie Koopman, Samantha Krukowski, Matthew Latas. Ashley Lawson, Janice Layha- di, Jonathan Undbtom, Sarah Lullie, Mayer, Dana McClojd, Rashae Mclntyre, Katherine Meckl, RusseU Melia, Robert Mertel.

Jackie Mer- tet. Jackie Miller, Brenden Monnje, Jason Norby. Krystin Norman. Dana Norton. Joseph Oberte.

Jennifer Olson, Kevin Palock. Lora Paulauskis, Michael Petrocci, Joseph Picek, Ryan Plaza, Kimberly Proudfool, Thomas Rausch, Joshua Re illy, Brigetts Reiner, Claire Richmond, Ashley Riebel, Elizabeth Ritzke, Emily William Roth, Glanna Sagert, Christopher Savillleri. Julia Schroeder, Robyn Schroeder, Hira Siddiqui, Patrick Snydsr, Andrew Sokotowski, Laura Solar. Elisa Steinhauser, Tera Summers, Amy Sweders- kl, Lauren Tail, Robyn Thacker, Dawn Toben, Caitin Toomey, Estera Tyiran. Jenna Vanderhoof, Eric Viemelsel, Pamela Wagner.

Joseph Warren. Kelly Weadley, Patricia Weber, Lesley Werle, Desiree West, Heather Whitehouse, Jason Wood, and Ying Xu. HONORS Sixth grada: Kristoia Addy. Chrislopher Bailey, Brad Booher. Trevor Boshers, Jamison Butcher, Paige CavaBerl.

Ashley Coktey, Michael Connolly, Lisa Currier. Eric Danieison, Erica Deitnck, Daniel Doerrteld, Stephanie Rske, Melissa Florio, Wade George, John Goldsworthy, Jenna Greshik. Nathan Griffith, Heidi Haas, Stephanie Hager, Jordan Hartleben, Carissa Hayes, Jennifer Helton, Ashley Higgin. Jamie Huffer, Nicole Ifkovits. Laura Jagodka, Lindsay Jahnke, Zachary Jarolimek, Lauren Kalhe, Nicole Klier, Meredith Knoff, Melissa Kordecki, Ryan Krahn, James Krempel, Klaudia Kulpa, Nicholas Larocco, Thomas Lawson IV, Craig Lewis, Benjamin Long, Tom Magerl, Mark Mammoser, Brittney McElman, Natalie Melchers, Trevor Melia, Kelsey Muscat.

Kendra Northrup. Tayfer Oldin, Matthew Olsen, Andrew Parks, Amanda Pena, Steven Plettau, Sylvia Rajska, Joshua Reese, Evan Robinson, Errol Rodda. Jessica Rupsch, Samanlha Sado- gierski, Natasha Schaitel, Michael Scheuer, Jennifer Schmickley, Richard Schmidt, Cassandra Skweres, Mark Smith. Katherine Stasiak, Lauren Stevens, John Tipps, Jessica Topala, Jessica Tramontane. Roxanne Turner, Sean Wandro.

Brian Weeks, Jennifer Wester, Rachel Wodzinski. and Trisha Ziebell. Seventh grade: Aaron Aleman, Ashley Blackwell, Sean Butler, Matthew Carbonalli, Sylvia Chapa, Megan Chrislians, Dana Comslock, Bradley Cook. Catherine Cymbalisty, Amanda Dahlseng, Matthew Duntap, Jenna Ellingson, Patrick Engracia, Veronica Etherton, Nathan Farrington. Stephanie Flood, Daniel Freeman, Kimberly French, Ryan Gish, Rachel Goodrich, Eric Grunlhaner, Christine Hallenbeck, Amanda gin, Anne-Louise Hindley.

Jesse Huffman. Joel Janyia, Stephanie Johnson, Alelsha Jones, Andrew Kedas, Sara Kereluk, Ryan Koebbe, Michael Lamanna, Candice Leras, Erin Linnell. Brittany Lisa. Melissa Lloyd. Chad Ludvik, Lindsey Marchese, Sameer Mazhary, Tanya Moore.

Nicholas Mozola, Benjamin Oertel, Joseph Pelu- er, Ross Peters, Kaitlin Plumb, Brian Plushkis, Jeffrey Prigge, Evan Schaffer, Briannon Schmidt, Amy Sutton. Nicole Swanson, Kathleen Torres. Jason Tschosik, Ariana Vargas, Marie Westerhof. Carson Williams, Kevin Williams, Elliott Zieman, and Joseph Zimka. Eighth grade: Lacey Anderson, Desmarie Bailey, Randy Belrichard, Jennifer Bennett, Melinda Benson, Michael Berg, Stacey Biles.

Amber Birdsell, Andrew Booher, Kelly Broderlck, Rockne Brubaker, Daniel Buechel. Catherine Buerger, Danielle Caramagna, Paul Carlson, Elizabeth Caslaneda. Andrea Cosentino, Thomas Dorsey. Benjamin Ellingson, Christine Fioretti. Katharina Flores, Kelly Garrett, Nicole Geers, Katharine GUIIgan, Andrew Giovenco, Marie Gorack, Ryan Griffith, Alissa Haglund, Cory Jacob, Natalie Jamnik.

Anthony Jorgensen, Heather Klein, Sarah Knurr, Marty Kralt. Kelly Krohn. Emily Laipple. Kelley Lang. Ryan Lehr, Anna Lorasso.

Lauren Lucchesi, Kyle Moore. Megan Murphy, Jamie Nulle, Patrick O'Malley. Victoria Pinderski, Richard Plettau, Elizabeth PreWis, Kelly Raybum, Kalyn Hodrigo. Tonya Romin, Nicole Runge, Isaac Sanchez. Adam Schulz.

Mafyssa Semcken. Brett SBckiod. Aaron Summsrkamp, Brian Sutherland, Matthew Tabet, Kyle Tomasino, Kristin Tscherwenka, Daniel Tyranski, Rachel Vojtsek, Bradley Wadm'an. CoReen Watson. David Weel, Richard Wildenhaln, Krisann Wooland.

and Grace Wright HONORABLE MENTIONS Sixth grade: Lester Akins 111, Sleven Amundsen, John Arient, Samuel Ball, Matthew Bell. Matthew Biliuni, Steven Birch, Ryan Bledsoe, Mary Brerman, Brittney Brice, Ashley Broz, Jack Brvzan. Christopher Bucderi, Lisa Buechel, Garrett Byrne, Taylor Cassidy, Nicole Cook, Rebecca Czopek, Rebecca Oietsche, Matthew Enerson, Stephanie Espinoza, Ashley Farbiak, Mjrk Farley, Michael Gach, Kyle Gajewski, Katie Gallagher, Alexandra Garcia, Abbiegayle George, Christopher Gigele, Elizabeth Giovenco. Tara Girolamo. Shaun Grumad, Laura Hadarau, Keith Haglund, Meagan Havlik, Ashlyn Hegg, Adam Henderson, Vanessa Hommrich, Bryce Jensen, Ashley Johnson, Zachary Johnson.

Jaimie Kaprelian, David Kelly, Daniel Krause, Michael Knieger, Dara Leinfelder. Holly LJndblade, Kimberly Lobit, Sarah Long, Patrick Luehring. Joel MacKintosh, Henry Marmol, Nicole Menzor, Samantha Mitchell, Timothy Modrzejevyski, Adam Moreno, Thomas Moroz, Rex Nelson. Mary O'Mallay, Daniel Olson. Tiffany Parotto, Angela Perrone.

Alexander Pelers. Christopher Ranallo. Thomas Rhonish. Nolan Ryan, Braridi Schnaare, Nicole Serna, Krysta Smith, Charles Sokolowski, Jessica Soland. Sarah StaRard, Stephanie Slarkey, Michael Steio, Janean Stover, Jena Szewczyk, Laci Teson, Laura Thomas.

Chase Tolleson. Cory Tomasino. Miranda Webb. Stephanie Williams, and Eric Zabsdny. Seventh grade: Ashley Ambrose, Patricia Argins, Brian Aureden, Nicholas Bauer, Brent Bedow.

Zerin Segimamovic, Jennifer Binkowski, Anthony Blackmore. Gina Botta, Eric Bowden, Brittany Buckley, Angelina Capaci, Tanner Costin. Kelly Cussen, Samanlha Disantis, Timothy Dwyer, Anastasia Rllipp, Michael Geers, Christopher Gollehon, Laura Green, Leonard Grodoski, Joshua Groesser. Trisha Guzman, Caitlin- Haas. Ashley Haase, Jeremy Hanson, Rachael Hayden.

Orri Henkle, Brandon Horndasch, Jordan Hosbach, Mark Huegel. David Hummel. Kalherine Keller, Kale Kirkish, Lianna Koeppler, Timolhy Kroll, Monica Kurgan, Veronica Lewis, Jeremy Lord. Brittney Lussow, Sarah Marcheski. Michelle McCabe.

Alexander McRae-Schuldt. Brandon Morabito, Timothy Morgan. Samone Nelson. Joseph Nulle. Maria Perone, Nicole Peters.

Crystina Petersen. James Pobol, Coo'ie Prestia. Andrew Prochaska. Amanda RectneHa. Brandon Reed, Thomas Ruzinok, Maritza Sanchez, Kathryn Sanks.

David Schffler, Lindsey Schmitz, Emily Schramm, Tina Sorensen, Amanda Stanfield, Danielle Stasi, Holly Swanson, James Thomas, Katie Thomas, David Tonkovich. Michael Urback. Amanda Ure, Ashley Weiner, Bradley West, and Amanda White. Eighth grade: Patrick Addy, Marie Barker, Sarah Bauer, Kathleen Bender, Nicholas Byrd, Joseph Campagna, Nathan Collier, Amy Comer. Come Dezwijger, Cody Donati, Ericka FaWstein.

Amber Florek. Christine Hager. David Johns. Erik Johnsen. Melissa Johnson.

Jeffrey Kathe, Ashley KeEiher. Joseph Konrad. David Kosmowski, Jessica Lopez, Daniel Lunt, Matthew May, Todd McConnell. Alison McElman, Michelle Melroka, Aimee Murphy, Sarah Payton, Jay Peters, Lynna Robbins, Georgina Sagert. Chrislopher Sargent.

Michael Savage, Luke Schneider, Eric Schultz, Keith Schweda. Ashley Smith, Shawn Snow. Anthony Spoerer, Candice Stellmar, Jill Stevens, Brian Stewart, Byan Stdtenberg, Stephen Stover, Daniel Slrojny, Lisa Thompson, Jason Umlrey, Rachae! Brian Watson, Rachel Wood, and Lauren Zimka. Algonquin Middle The following students have been named to honor rolls at Algonquin Middle School for the first quarter of the 1999-2000 academic year. SUPER HONOR ROLL Sixth grade: Samanlha Beck.

Matthew Blake, Alyssa Brousil, Laura Brown. Benjamin Cook, Melissa Corzo, Jaimie Diehl, Michael Engels, Laura Funk, Clarissa Gasiciel. Tyler Goyak. Kaihryn Gray. Hillary Gyetvan.

Erik Haslinger. Shannon Huerta, Laura Jacobson, Swelha Jalli. Amber Johnson, Jamie Kendzora, Kristin Komaromy. Alexander Lundeen, Kelii MiSler, Brittany Nanni, Brittney Niven, Kathleen O'Neill, Stephanie Layne Pekarek. Amy Rak, Megan Skiba.

Rebecca Spillar. Alison Terry, Samantha Thompson. Christina Thorton, Kristin Unruh, and Joel Wagner. Seventh grade: Peter Boberg, Brenda Genna Byrd. Anthony Collelo.

Robin Conslanti- no, Emily Ebel, Jonathan Finger. Kathleen Frushour, Erin Griffin. Jacob Halvorsen, Satah Hischke. Timothy Hogan. Joshua Kuffner, Amanda Lewis, Lenore Maunz, Emily Miller.

Jennifer Perna, Tiffany Perreault, Patrycja Pierzynska, Kaitlin Riley, Yasmin Saleem, Courtney Stewart, Joseph Svec, Kerry Wall. Lisa Wendt, Efiiily Witt, Tina Wong, and Ryan Yaffe. Eighth grade: Meaghann Anders, Michelle Beck, Amanda Bienkowski, Michael Chiappohe, Lane Christiansen, Jessica Cozza, Taylor Ffeh- leigh, Timothy Freeman, Tara Geegan. Richard Gomory, Matthew Goyak. Aaron Jeronimus.

Klmberly Johnson, Allison Komaromy. Brooke Kooken. Kayla McDonnell. Tiffany McKibben, Elizabeth Meyer, Brittany Miller, Michael Mortf y. Alexandri Osburn.

Kristie Quinn, Kaylin Row; land, Jonathan Treu, and Casey Venzon. ivO HONOR ROLL Sixth grade: Melissa Beck, Michael Boiia. Emily Bova, Lauren Cardelli, Nicholas Castagha, Sarah Cornwall, Jessica Digioia. Brian Oreyer, Joecie Duran, Justin Emory. Michael Fiorose, Jonathan Freeman.

Aaron Gerhardt. Samanlha Gladen. Michael Godawski. Alexander Gompry. Keith Hammersmith, Shelby Judd.

Megan Lewis, Tyler Markowitz. Jeffrey Miller, Jennifer PaJfih- niuk, Alexander Pratt, Kassie Quinn, Patrick Richmond, Monika Scheffrahn, Chase Shedor, Andrew Shirman, David Sineni, Jacquelin Twar- ling, Krislen Urbanski, and Kevin Wulf. Seventh grade: Bryce Brown, Anthony Campbell. Laurel Chase, Amy Echols. Ross Ehrhardt, Kari Frey.

Renaa Goodwin, Alison Knaack, Anna Krzyzanowski, Theresa Manski, Meredith McCoy, Zachary Skicimore. Nicole Stauss, Emite Strauss, Jason Tiedel, Kelly Walker, John Williamson, Heather Wittkol, Mallory Yoshimoto, and Scott ZonL i Eighth grade: Nicole Alexander, Julianne Atchison, Tiffany Bement, John Senigni, Claire Champa. Daniel Denton. Cari Enot. Rebecca Floyd.

Daniel Frey. Sarah Gerhardt, Jeffrey Grc-enhof, Angela Hain, Mark Halletl. Natalie Haslinger. Amanda Havis, David Heredia, Shannon Horn, Derek Howe, Eileen Huellen, Taylor Kastilahn, Jennifer Koch, Saba LaW, Tyler Lederer, Brittany Lemke, Aaron McCauley. Philip Shrake.

Carlton Smith, Erik Vickstrom, Krfeta Wiseman, and Brandon Zdany. HONORABLE MENTIONS Sixth grade: Brian Anders, Brand! Beam. Vincent Bertolami, David Bethke, Brittany Boohs. Nicole Biaurt, Quinn Chardavoyne, Vito Crisfinp Kauiryn Deerkies. Spencer Edgar.

Zachary Flota, Cnelsy Galfney, Samantha Gatz, John Gidlund, Kevin Hallett, Cassandra Kknble. Ryan Koertgen, Danielle Langer, Candace Lemke, Emily Napoletano, Caitin Perna, Ashley Pond, Sibrhann Roman, Jaclyn Schwartz. Eric Sibiglroth. Tanya Smith, Justin Spjuth, Kevin Sieinhaus, Sam Sutton. Courtney Vandermeir, Tiffany Walker.

Laura Weridt. Matthew Wilhemi, Jordan Wind, Vanessa Zerkel, and Eric Zomow. Seventh grade: Joshua Arnold. Vanessa Bachem. Danielle Bauer.

Nicholas Canned, Michael DeLucca, Jessica Dolgach, Stephen Gaffney, Jactyn Gere, Glodowski. Megan Gustalson, Sidney Heiligman. Nathan Hoecs, Jessica Johnson, Colleen Kalland. Michael Klapperich. Daniel Ksiazek.

Frank Laipert. Jeffrey Lange, Timothy Lobes, Anthony Martin, Nicholas Matthys. Ian Merrill, Ryan Moore. Lucas Mow- comber. Stephen Prost.

Marisa Schnell, Charles Schrade. Matthew Strasser, Katarzyna Surdyka, Theodore Thelin, and Shaun Wiese. Eighth grade: Michael Banks. Kimbsrly Barnes, Monica Borbon, Richard Brodsky. Brandon Bywater, Kelsey Chardavoyne.

Mary Catherine Domingo. Christine Eisenbeis. Kevin Feflske, Ashley Fesi, Marissa Gajewski. Shatynn Gonzalez, Ryan Hammersmith. Christopher Huston.

Kane Jamison. Joshua Kremer. Karl Langer, Emily Left. Amanda Lobes. Kimberly Martin, Matthew Martineau.

Rebecca Morgan, Jessica Murray. Alexandra Pilichowski, Adam Pratt, Steven Rizzo. Marc Ruopp. Alexandra Rushing, Kathryn Rzepecki, Jennifer Sanchez. David Schultz.

Kristin Skiba, Britney Smith. Casey Sullivan, Erin Sutton, Matthew Taylor, Robert Vanaria. and Cofeen Weyera. Special recreation association outlines program offerings The Northern Illinois Special Recreation Association is taking registration for its winter and spring programs. N1SRA sponsors special events and social activities for people with learning disabilities, behavior disorders, visual or hearing impairments and physical or mental disabilities.

The agency serves people who reside in communities served by the Wauconda Park District as well as Harrington, Gary, Crystal Group plans Carpentersville baseball sign-up set Baby Expo at Hemmens Lake, Dundee Township and Marengo park districts and the cities of Harvard, McHenry and Woodstock Among the programs offered in the southeast region, which includes Banington, are: After-school club Bobber dub Bowling Card sharks Dance time Fitness fun Fitness swim Friday night supper club Kids in the kitchen Movie makers Movie mania Rec club Special Olympics basketball, swim team and track and field Sports buddies Swim instruction There also is an adult social club, adapted sports programs, school's out program and special events and trips. Registration is conducted on a first-come, first-served basis and will end Jan. 14 for winter pro- grams and March 24 for spring programs. Scholarships are available for weekly programs for those unable to pay program fees for financial reasons. For information on assistance, contact executive director Brian Shahinian at the NISRA office.

For information on program times, dates, locations and fees, contact the NISRA office, 333 Commerce Drive, Suite 200, Crystal Lake, IL 60014; or call (815) 459-0737 voice and TTY. ITALIAN EATERY CarpentersvUle Little League will hold registration for the 2000 baseball season from 12:15 to 5 p.m. Jan. 22 at the Sleepy Hollow Room on the lower level of the Dundee Township Park District Recreation Center, 665 Barrington East Dundee. Boys and girls age 5 and older who live west of Route 25 and east of Lord Avenue are invited to register.

Levels from T-ball through seniors is offered. Costs range from $45 to $75, depending on the level of play. Multi-player discounts are available for families with more than one child in the league, with full price paid for the first child; a 20 percent discount for the second child; and 40 percent off on the third. All players must provide proof of residency. A recent utility bill showing parent's name and address must be shown on the day of registration.

Birth certificates also must be presented. Bring the original as well as a copy for the league records. Little League Inc. requires that all leagues have complete records on the ages of all children playing ball. Tryouts for minor and major levels will be held from 8 to 11 a.m.

Feb. 20 at the Dundee-Crown High School field house just off Kings Road. All players registered for minor and major levels must try out to be included in the draft selection by coaches. Tryouts are mandatory by Little League standards. For details on registration or player tryouts, call Bob Howell at (847) 426-9247.

DZIUBA: Popular program expands Continued from Page 1 wanted to reach out to the 1,100 senior citizens who live in East and West Dundee, Sleepy Hollow and Carpentersville. A few may even have been victims who are embarrassed to tell police they have been swindled. "We want every senior in the township to have access to the information we offer in the academy," White said. "Not only is this a way of them learning how to protect themselves, but it helps us meet them and explain the services they have available to them." Police officials plan to conduct another academy in fall. "It's great to see that the first one was so popular.

I've already received some phone calls from people asking about a second one." For information about the Senior Police Academy, call the Besinger Senior Center at (847) 551-4307. Send your news about East and West Dundee and Gilberts to Gerard Dziuba Daily Herald, 440H Airport Road, Elgin, IL. 60123-9301 or send e-mail to: The Elgin Birth to Three Resource Group will sponsor a communitywide Baby Expo March 4 in the Exhibition Hall at the Hemmens Cultural Center, 150 Dexter Court, Elgin. Any group interested in hosting an information booth or otherwise participating in the Expo is asked to call Chris Dennison at (847) 888-5000, Ext. 5090.

The Baby Expo is one of many activities the Birth to Three Resource Group has planned as part of its Touchpoints project to raise community awareness of the importance of the first three years. The group also hopes to connect parents of young children to the many resources available to them in the community. The Touchpoints project has been funded by a Grand Victoria Foundation grant and will include educational opportunities for service providers and families. It will send four birth to three professionals to Boston in January for five days of training with Dr. T.

Berry Brazelton and his staff. Upon their return these local trainers will train other Birth to Three service providers in the Touchpoints program and its philosophy. Anyone interested in joining the Birth to Three Resource Group or wanting more information about the Touchpoints Project should call Chris Dennison at (847) 8885000, Ext. 5090, or Brenda Atkinson at (847) 468-0490, Ext. 3010.

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