Kwt july 24th

Kendall Weekly TimesSummer Projects by Joyce Peltz

“KITCHEN FACELIFTS”

So, your kitchen needs a faceli and your

budget isn’t looking so good! You can do

several small changes to your kitchen

and give it a fresh new look with just a

little bit of work and money.

Let’s start with the cabinets. Should we

replace, reface or paint? If you are at all

handy, I suggest you paint. A few gallons

of a good paint, new hinges, handles and

a weekend of your time is all it take to

give your cabinet a new look. Here are

the steps needed to paint cabinet:

· Clean cabinets with STP or similar

product.

· You will need to lightly sand the cabi‐

nets or use a liquid sand paper. is will

rough up the surface to accept the paint.

· Let dry completely and apply a layer of

primer. Again, ask your paint store to

help you with the primer that you should

use.

· Talk to your paint store about a good

paint to use for painted cabinets is going

to cost you around 60.00 and up. De‐

pending on the size of the kitchen you

will need 1 to 2 gallons of paint.

· en apply 2 coats of paint with a roller.

· If you like to distressed cabinets aer

they are completely dry, sand lightly on

edges and corners.

· At this point if you like you can glaze

the cabinets with a contrasting color.

· Add some new hinges and hardware to

the cabinets and you have a fresh new

look.

Counter tops is your next big decision.

Although granite has come down on

pricing, it can still cost. You can buy

granite tile squares instead. Although it

is has seams it still have a great granite

feel. For short term $x, you can paint

your counters. Again, ask your paint

store expert and he will help you with

product. You can also wrap your coun‐

ters with sheets of stainless steel or cop‐

per. is might be a bit tricky so research

the process well.

Finish the look with a back splash and a

new faucet. You can buy tile at your local

home stores for little money. You can

google and do the project yourself. You

will need glue, grout and probably a few

tools. You can buy a nice faucet for few

hundred dollars and that is the $nishing

touch!

e only thing le is to paint your walls.

You might also want to consider painting

the wood trim if you have dated blonde

oak wood.

Put your kitchen back together with a

few new accessories and maybe some

window treatments. With a budget you

can have a great new kitchen! Take the

time to do your homework, ask ques‐

tions and research before you start your

project.

Good Luck and let us know how you

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Movies in the Park

Hosted by the Village of Oswego’s Cul‐

tural Arts Commission, Movies in the

Park take place on Wednesdays through‐

out June, July

and August. All movies take place at the

Village Green Park, which is located be‐

hind the Oswego Post Office, all movies

begin at dusk. Don’t forget to bring

your lawn chairs, blankets and movie

watching snacks. New this year, Page’s

Popcorn and Favors will be selling pop‐

corn at each movie.

is year’s movie line-up is:

July 17th – “e Muppet Movie”, Rated

G, 94 minutes, 1979

August 7th – “Dr. Seuss’ e Lorax”, Rat‐

ed PG, 86 minutes, 2012

August 21st – “Over the Hedge”, Rated

PG, 83 minutes, 2006

Rain dates: Wednesday, July 24th; and

Wednesday, August

28th

In case of inclement weather, please

check the Village of Oswego website at

www.oswegoil.org. Cancellations will be

posted by 4 p.m. the aernoon of the

scheduled showing. Rain dates are

scheduled for the 4th Wednesday of each

month, if necessary. All movies are free

and open to the public. For more

information or to sponsor a movie,

please call 630-554-3618.

Healthcare & Wellness Symposium

Presented by State Senators Jim Ober‐

weis & Linda Holmes & State Represen‐

tatives Linda Chapa La Via, Mike Fort‐

ner, and Kay Hatcher, join us for free

event on Saturday, July 20 at Marmion

Academy, 1000 Butter$eld Rd., Aurora.

e Legislative Healthcare and Wellness

Symposium will begin at 9:30am with a

free continental breakfast. ree of the

area’s largest hospitals - Rush-Copley,

Cadence Health, and Presence Mercy

Medical Center are sponsoring the event

and will be offering free screenings such

as blood pressure, skin cancer, foot

scans, and more. Over 20 local health

care vendors will also be available

throughout the day. e day will con‐

clude with a presentation from Dr.

omas Cornwell of Home Care Pyhsi‐

cians and a panel of healthcare profes‐

sionals. For more information, click here

h t t p : / / w w w. o s w e g o i l . o r g / P D F /

7.20.13healthcareevent.pdf.

F o r m o r e i n f o r m a t i o n , c a l l

630-800-1992 or email legislativewell‐

[email protected]


Montgomery Fest Talent Show Auditions Set for July 13th

If you can sing, dance, act, do ventrilo‐

quism or magic, play a musical instru‐

ment, or tell jokes, this is the opportuni‐

ty you’ve been waiting for! Sponsored by

Superior Beverage, the “Montgomery’s

Got Talent” show is back and everyone is

invited to try out for the show.

Don’t miss the chance to participate in

this collection of the area’s most talented

individuals!

Auditions will be held beginning at

10:00 a.m. on Saturday, July 13th. A pan‐

el will select performers to be featured at

the Montgomery Fest Talent show at

1:00 p.m. on Saturday, August 10, 2013

on the Montgomery Fest Main Stage.

Performers do not need to be Mont‐

gomery residents in order to participate.

More information on Montgomery Fest

and registration forms for the Talent

Show are available on the Village’s web‐

site at www.ci.montgomery.il.us, or you

can sign up by calling 630-896-8080 ext.

1112.

Montgomery Fest Battle of the Bands

Ready to compete in an epic battle?

You'll want to sign up for the Battle of

the Bands at the 2013 Montgomery Fest

for a chance to rock out and showcase

your musical talent. Aer all, playing in

front of a live audience is why bands are

formed! So if you’re ready to battle,

sound-check your amps and pick up an

application at the Montgomery Village

H a l l , o r d o w n l o a d o n e f r o m

www.ci.montgomery.il.us. e winner of

this contest will have the opportunity to

perform as the opening act for the head‐

liner band on Saturday, August 10th!

is is a new event offered for the $rst

time by the Village of Montgomery. e

2013 Battle of the Bands will take place

on Friday, August 9th from 5:00 – 10:00

p.m. at Montgomery Park, at the corner

of Mill and River Street. Bands will be

judged on musical talent, showmanship

and overall performance quality by a

panel of three judges.

is will be a fun and unique family-

friendly event as Montgomery’s 2013

Battle of the Bands is open to all age

groups. Interested? Applications, along

with a $25 application fee and a link to a

video of your band performing, are due

by July 19th.

Food vendors and carnival rides will

help make this an evening to remember.

So make Friday, August 9th an epic day

and rock out at the 2013 Battle of the

Bands!


National Night Out 2013

On Tuesday, August 6th, neighborhoods

throughout Montgomery are invited to

join forces with the Montgomery Police

Department and local $re protection dis‐

tricts (Oswego, Sugar Grove, Bristol

Kendall, Montgomery, & Aurora Town‐

ship) for National Night Out. National

Night Out is designed to heighten crime

and drug prevention awareness, generate

support for and participation in local

anti-crime efforts, strengthen neighbor‐

hood spirit, and foster community polic‐

ing partnerships. is year, the Mont‐

gomery Police Department along with

the $re departments that provide service

to all of our residents will be visiting the

following stop locations throughout the

area:

Montgomery Fire Department

6:00-6:25 pm Brentwood/Victoria

6:35-7:05 pm Main/Jefferson

7:10-7:35 pm James/Martin

7:40-8:10 pm Lincoln/Hartway

8:15-8:45 pm Hickory Ridge/Maple

Ridge

Oswego Fire Department

6:00-6:30 pm Briarcliff/Red Fox Run

6:40-7:10 pm Blackberry Trail Park (off

of Caliendo)

7:15-8:00 pm Lakewood Creek Elemen‐

tary

8:05-8:35 pm Troon/Prescott

Sugar Grove Fire Department

6:30-8:00 pm Mc Dole Elementary

School

Bristol-Kendall Fire Department

6:30-7:30 pm Gordon/omas

7:45-8:45 pm Concord/Hart$eld

Aurora Township Fire Department

6:00-6:30 pm Oak Grove Mobile HOmes

6:30-7:00 pm Oakland/Jackson

7:00-7:30 pm Spencer/Melrose

7:30-8:00 pm Kingston/14th

8:00-8:30 pm Kimberly/Royal



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