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2………………………………………………………………………..…………….…. Meeting Minutes

3……………………………………………………………………………………… Picnic Information

4……………………………………………………………………….… Membership Registration Form

6 ……………………………………………………………..… Butterfield Park District Special Events

8………………………………………………………………….…...………………. Business Directory

10……………………………………………………………………………………… Identity Theft Info

12…………………………………………………….…. BHOA Contact Info/Important Phone Numbers

Butterfield East News

www.MyBHOA.com PAGE 2 July 2011

Meeting Minutes

Meeting called to order at 7:32 PM on June 16, 2011

Attendance: Dennis Devitt, Norm Atkins, Gloria Atkins, and Mary Ann Devitt - Deputy Shehee and 8 members

POLICE REPORT - Deputy Shehee reported two thefts in Butterfield East and advised that we should call the Sheriff's

Department to report any dogs running and unleashed.

The minutes were approved as presented in the April newsletter

TREASURER'S REPORT - Mary Ann Devitt gave the report as follows:

Checking Account $7,351.05

Money Market 5,211.99

CD 7,707.00

CD 4,601.70

Total $24,871.74

COMMITTEES

Membership - We have 270 paid members at the present time. Last year at this time, the total was 215.

Keep Butterfield Beautiful - Five letters were sent out to homeowners asking for their cooperation in maintaining their property.

Entrance Sign - We are still having problems obtaining a permit from DuPage County. We must apply for a variance to obtain a

permit. Therefore, we voted to allocate up to $1,000 for the permit.

Picnic Committee - There was a vote to jointly organize the annual picnic with the Fountain of Life Church on August 21. More

details will follow. A vote was also taken to spend up to $600.00 for the picnic.

Web Site - Dennis encouraged members to use the website www.myBHOA.com. While a newsletter is mailed out every other

month to paid members, there is an e-letter posted on the website every month.

NEW BUSINESS

We will try to have guest speakers at our meetings.

We will get bids for small signs advising of BHOA meeting dates and possible speakers.

Plans are under way to have a Pet Parade sometime in September. Details to follow.

OLD BUSINESS

There is concern as to the lack of advertisers in our newsletter, which defray the expense of printing and mailing the newsletter.

Mary Ann Devitt won dinner at Carlucci’s. The next meeting will be on August 18. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 9:25.

Respectfully submitted,

Gloria Atkins

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DUES ARE ONLY $25 per YEAR!

BUTTERFIELD EAST MEMBERSHIP REGISTRATION 2011

Pay your membership dues today and enjoy all membership benefits!

The new membership year started January 1st.

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PLEASE FILL OUT AND RETURN WITH YOUR CHECK FOR $25 PAYABLE TO:

BUTTERFIELD HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION

Mail or drop off to:

Norm Atkins

21W124 Flamingo Lane

Lombard, Illinois 60148

NAME OF RESIDENT: _________________________________________________________

ADDRESS: ____________________________________________________________________

PHONE: ______________________________ CHECK #:_____________________

EMAIL: _______________________________________________________________________



Butterfield Park District

Special Events 2011

Late Night at the Pool Come on out and swim under the lights! All Ages June 16, July 14, August 11 7:30 -10:00 pm $3 or Pool Pass

BPD Summer fest Enjoy the lazy days of summer at the BPD Summer Fest! This day will be jam-packed with fun and excitement for all ages. Tons of games, competitions, music, swimming and surprises are in store for this fest of fun!

All Ages - June 25, Sat 1:00 – 4:00 pm $2 Location: Butterfield Park District

Cheeseburger in Paradise Cheeseburger in Paradise Restaurant will once again be at the Butterfield Park District grilling mini cheeseburgers for our patrons at the pool. Come out to the pool and enjoy this day with family and friends. Don’t miss this annual event!

All Ages - July 16, Sat 1:00 - 4:00 pm Regular entrance fee to the pool applies. Special pricing on mini cheeseburgers.

Butterfield Ice Cream Social Come build your own giant ice cream sundae, be a part of a whip cream eating contest, hula hoop contests and duck races. This fun family event is a great way to start off your weekend with the Butterfield Park District.

All Ages - August 5, Fri 6:00 - 8:00 pm

Picnic in the Park Bring a picnic dinner and spend time with family and friends at the beautiful Kensington Park. We will provide entertainment - face painting, games, and a movie later in the evening. Come celebrate our new park with us!

All Ages - August 6, Sat 6:00 - 9:00 pm Free Location: Kensington Park

Butterfield Buzz

Norm and Gloria have a new addition to their household. Rose, a two year old part terrier, was found pregnant and abandoned

and was rescued by REF. She gave birth to 7 puppies and was a very good mother. Norm and Gloria noticed Rose at Petsmart

and fell in love with her. They started adoption procedures and, on May 30, she moved into their home and has been happy ever

since.



5-week Summer Session

starts June 28th

Tue. – Cardio/Strength 9:15 to 10:30 a.m.

Thurs. – Strength/Flexibility 9:15 to 10:30

Sat. – Cardio/Strength – 8:30 to 9:30 a.m.

Peace Lutheran Church

21W500 Butterfield Road

630-627-1101

Session cost is $20 for 1 class/week; $35 for

2 classes/week; or $50 for 3 classes/week

New students welcome anytime! For more

information, please contact Dimitra Cornwell

by email at [email protected]

www.bodyandsoul.org

mailto:[email protected]



BUSINESS DIRECTORY

CATEGORY COMPANY NAME CONTACT INFO AVAILABLE SERVICES

ACUPUNCTURIST/

CHIROPRACTOR

DR. CHUNAN-MIN WANG

2S065 Hampton Lane

630-932-1274

www.acup-chiro.com Acupuncturist and chiropractic services

COMPUTER

SERVICES Specs, Inc.

MARK DEL MONACO

2S461 Hope Lane

630-953-9223

[email protected]

Technology project management (SME

document) image mgt. business process

consulting, computer repair and upgrades,

crash recovery, data and operating system

FINANCIAL SERVICES

Transamerica Financial

Advisors, Inc.

DOUGLAS E. SLINKMAN, JR.

2S261 Hampton Lane

630-571-6580

[email protected]

Retirement plans, college savings plans,

401K/IRA rollovers, life insurance

LAWN CARE

JEFF BAKER

21W265 Coronet Road

630-495-9301

630-742-1913 - CELL Mow lawn, line trim in hard-to-get areas, edge walk

PERSONAL SERVICES

Jafra Cosmetics

LISA McDANIEL

2S051 Lloyd Avenue

630-251-1759

[email protected]

Cosmetics, skin care, home spa and baby massage.

Home parties available – business opportunities.

PET CARE

MARY ANN DEVITT

630-629-2016

Mature, responsible, and dependable – will care for

your pet while you are away

LISTED BUSINESSES MUST BE CURRENT ON DUES.

ADD YOUR BUSINESS INFORMATION TO THE BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Email: [email protected]

Beautiful Butterfield

If you see a home that has tall grass and weeds (over 8”) that need to be mowed, please call Milton

Township at 630-668-1616. There is a Township ordinance (O-98-3) that states homeowners must keep

grass and weeds under control. If they do not, the township will first notify the homeowner. If no action

is taken, the township will clean up the property and charge the homeowner for the cleanup.

It is up to all of us to keep our community “Beautiful Butterfield”.




Speak Out

Email [email protected] to submit items for the next Speak Out section.

We in the Butterfield East sub-division are extremely lucky that we have sidewalks. Many

unincorporated areas don’t.

With sidewalks, it becomes our responsibility to keep them up so we and our neighbors can use them

safely. One thing we need to do is keep bushes and trees trimmed so people can walk on the sidewalk

without getting scratched or poked. Another thing is not block walkways with vehicles. It is a violation

of the law. I can think of many ways to spend $25 instead of paying off a ticket.

Even though we may not see them, handicapped people have a difficult time when you block the

walkways. Children, dog walkers, and mothers with strollers also have difficulty when they have to go

around your vehicle. It is also dangerous if pedestrians are forced into the street to go around your

vehicle.

The last thing I might mention is that the finish on your vehicle could be scratched accidentally when a

child on a tricycle or with a rolling book bag tries to go around.




Butterfield Homeowners Association

Lombard, IL 60148

Important Phone Numbers

Animal Control 682-7197

BHOA website www.mybhoa.com

Butterfield Park District 858-2229

Butterfield School 827-4000

Canopy Reservations 605-8726

ComEd 877-426-6331

DuPage Non-Emergency Police

Fire

682-7256

620-5738

DuPage Zoning 407-6700

Emergency / Fire / Police 911

Good Samaritan Hospital 275-5900

Illinois American Water Company 739-8810

Lombard Post Office 627-1864

Milton Township Office

Highway

690-9036

682-4270

Poison Control Center 800-942-5969

Vacation home checks 682-7256

Voter Registration – Ron Smith 629-0475

Waste Management 800-747-2278

Westlake Middle School 827-4500

www.dupageco.org/sheriff

York Township Office

Highway

620-2400

627-2200

Butterfield East Homeowners Association

President Dennis Devitt 629-2016

Vice President,

Memberships Norm Atkins 620-6769

Secretary Gloria Atkins 620-6769

Treasurer Mary Ann Devitt 629-2016

Newsletter Editor Penny Ziemba 705-1738

Advertising Penny Ziemba 705-1738

Canopies Sue Robertson 605-8726

Community Watch Norm Atkins 620-6769

Landscaping Tom Callis 629-9573

Raffle Mary Ann Devitt 629-2016

Welcome Wagon Jean Paprocki

Sandy Henry

932-8601

495-3978

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