Mid-Summer

U.S. Senator Barack Obama
speaks with Addison Trail
High School student leaders
about their achievements
and future aspirations prior to
his townhall meeting hosted
in the high school auditorium.
Printed on recycled paper
In this issue ...
Summer
News from
District 88/
Addison Trail
High School
Page 3
COD
Makes
Conversion
to
Semesters
Page 4
Challenge
a Chess
Grand
Master at
the Library
Page 6
Leave
Fireworks to
the
Professionals
on July 4
Page 8
Sewer
Backups
Can Lead to
Scams/Ripoffs
Page 9
Summer
Filled with
Building
Renovation
Plans
Page 15
Community Days
Pullout Section Included
Village of Addison - One Friendship Plaza ...................................................... LIVE
Addison School District 4 - 222 N. Kennedy Drive ........................ Following week
Addison Public Library - Two Friendship Plaza ............................. Following week
Addison Fire Protection District - 10 S. Addison Road
DuPage H.S. District 88 - 101 W. Highridge Rd. Villa Park ........... Check schedule
Board Meetings are held at the following locations and air on ACTV Channel 6:
July 2005
Recognizing Business Partners in Education
District 88 Board of Education
Mr. Mark Johnson
President
Mr. Jose DeLeon
Vice President
Mr. James Luebker
Secretary
Mrs. Donna Cain
Mr. Ronald DeFalco
Mr. Jay Irvin
Mr. Donald Layne
DuPage High School District 88
Dr. Steve Humphrey
Superintendent
Mr. Michael Welch
Asst. Superintendent
for Operations
Ms. Elizabeth Prindiville
Director of
Curriculum and Learning
Mr. Bob Flemming
Director of Business Services
Mr. Bob Littlehale
Director of Learning Services
Mrs. Sherri Amsler
Director of Community Relations
and Learning
101 West Highridge Road
Villa Park, Illinois 60181
(630) 530-3981
Addison Trail High School
Mr. Scott Helton
Principal
213 North Lombard Road
Addison, Illinois 60101
(630) 628-3300
Willowbrook High School
Dr. Evelyn Ennsmann
Principal
1250 South Ardmore
Villa Park, Illinois 60181
(630) 530-3400
Visit our website:
http://www.dupage88.net
During the 2004-2005 school year, the DuPage High School District 88 Board
of Education began recognizing business partners during a signing ceremony at
the Educational Focus meeting each month. The initiation of the Business
Education Partnership Program not only creates visibility for local businesses
and organizations but also symbolizes a joint commitment to improving
student achievement.
The learning communities of Addison Trail and Willowbrook High School
value the leadership, generous contributions and continuous support that the
following partners demonstrate to our students and staff:
Addison Chamber of Commerce & Industry
Addison Floral
College of DuPage
Crowe Chizek
DeVry University
DuPage Tire & Auto Center
Edward Jones
GlenOaks Hospital
Holiday Inn
Kiwanis Club of Addison
Kiwanis Club of Villa Park
La Huerta
La Placita Restaurant
Mario's
Nardi's Tower of Pizza
Oakfield Ford
Oxford Bank
Steuerle Funeral Home
UPS
Villa Park Bank
Villa Park Chamber of Commerce
Wild Fire Harley-Davidson/Buell
Creating Connections Through Mentoring
Addison Trail High School, in conjunction with the Addison
Business-Education Partnership Planning Council and Addison
School District 4, initiated a mentoring program this school
year to mutually benefit the schools and the community.
Approximately 60 professionals from the local business
community and area residents volunteered to meet with a high
school or junior high school student once a week, for one-half hour
during the school day.
The purpose of the program, which was successfully launched in November
2004 and concluded in June 2005, was to foster a caring relationship between
the mentor and student. Research shows as a result of mentor relationships,
students pay better attention in classes, earn higher grades, and possess more
enthusiasm and interest in school events. Mentors can also help the adolescents
focus on the future by identifying goals and developing strategies to reach these
objectives.
Overall, the program had a positive and lasting impression on students
through the mentor's contributions of friendship, motivation, and encouragement.
The program could not have existed without the support of the following
organizations and companies who had mentors volunteer in the program:
Addison Fire Department
Addison Park District
Addison Police Department
College of DuPage
DeVry University
La Hacienda De Los Fernandez
La Magdalena
Minuteman International
Oxford Bank
School District 4
School District 88
Tenacious Cleaning Service
UPS
Village of Addison
If you would like to become involved in the mentor program next year, please
contact Sherri Amsler, Director of Community Relations, at (630) 530-3989. The
next training session for interested mentors will be conducted in September 2005.
Welcome to the College of DuPage
Addison Regional Center
College of DuPage
Addison Regional Center
(630) 942-4600
Office Hours:
Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Saturday, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Computer Lab Hours:
Returning students (by appointment): Now underway
New students (by appointment): Begins July 6
Open registration: Begins Aug. 17
Monday to Thursday,
9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Friday, 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Saturday, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Fall Semester Begins Wednesday, Aug. 31.
College of DuPage
Addison Regional Center
Swift Rd.
301 S. Swift Road
Addison, IL 60101
(630) 942-4600
www.cod.edu/RegionalCtrs
NORTH
53
Army Trail Rd.
355
ADDISON
Fullerton Ave.
Swift Rd.
Glen Ellyn Rd.
College of DuPage
Addison Center
at Technology
Center of DuPage
Fall is right around the corner, and College of DuPage
has switched from quarters to the semester format.
Be ready to register early.
53
64
North Ave.
College of DuPage Addison Regional
Center at Technology Center of DuPage is
located on the east side of Swift Road,
north of North Avenue and south of Army
Trail Road. Swift Road is approximately
3/4 mile west of Route 53 or I-355.
Services
• Counseling, assessment and testing
• Career, life transition and personal development counseling
• Computer access to the C.O.D. Library
• Transfer of library books and other materials from the regional center back
to the C.O.D. Library
• Open computer lab available to students and the community
• Pre-course testing
• Textbook sales during the first week of every semester
• On-site registration for returning and new students
Math Assistance:
Saturday
10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Monday
4 to 6:30 p.m.
Writing Assistance:
Monday
6 to 8:30 p.m.
Wednesday 6 to 8:30 p.m.
Saturday
9 a.m. to noon
Academic Counseling
Appointments Available:
Tuesday
6 to 9 p.m.
Wednesday 6 to 9 p.m.
Thursday
6 to 9 p.m.
Saturday
9 a.m. to noon
Please call 942-4600 to make a counseling appointment or to inquire about
services and classes at the Addison Regional Center. Our staff is here to
assist you and answer your questions. Call us to arrange a tour of the Addison
Regional Center and see what we have to offer.
College of DuPage
!
THE LIBRARY
LOWDOWN
Two Friendship Plaza
Addison, Illinois 60101
Main Telephone:
(630) 543-3617
Information Services:
(630) 458-3318
Readers’ Services:
(630) 458-3320
Children’s Services:
(630) 458-3338
Circulation: (630) 458-3326
Hours: M-Th, 9-9; F-Sa, 9-5;
Su, Closed
Website:
www.addisonlibrary.org
Board of Trustees:
Sandra Super, President
Wanda Rhoads, Vice President
Linda Durec, Secretary
Lisa Knauf, Treasurer
J. Thomas Willis, Ethics Officer
Robert Kepka, Trustee
Kathi Reed, Trustee
Mary Medjo Me Zengue, Director
Mary Marshall, Assistant Director/
Children’s Services
Uma Mirmira, Adult Services
Diane Klecka, Circulation Services
Yabin Liu, Technology Services
Sally Schuster, Editor
REGISTRATION IS
REQUIRED FOR
PROGRAMS
unless otherwise noted.
Register by phone at the
Fiction Desk, 458-3320, or
through our Website with
your Addison Public
Library card.
How can we help you take
full advantage of a Library
program? Please let Sally
Schuster, 458-3308, know
of any special needs no
later than one week prior to
the program.
THE NEWSLETTER
FROM THE
ADDISON
PUBLIC LIBRARY
JULY/AUGUST, 2005
Ne
wly Elected Member
d Tak
e Oath of Of
fice
Newly
Memberss of the Boar
Board
ake
Office
(From left) J. Thomas Willis, Sandra Super,
Wanda Rhoads, and Linda Durec took the oath
of office. They then completed the paperwork.
C ONGRA
TULA
TIONS !
ONGRATULA
TULATIONS
Teen and Adult
Summer Reading
Through Saturday, July 30
There is still time to join
Wander the World — Read!
Read a
total of six
books to
complete the
program.
Unabridged
audiobooks also qualify. The
first 300 people who finish earn
an Addison Public Library key
ring. All finishers are entered in
the Grand Prize drawings,
which take place on August 3.
Winners will be contacted.
Each book read during the
month of July earns an entry
into the monthly drawing. The
total number of entries for the
combined June and July
drawings is limited to SIX. Earn
one bonus entry when you read
an additional book from one of
our booklists. Participants can
win only one prize in July.
Monthly winners still qualify for
Grand Prize drawings.
On Thursday, April 28, 2005, the four
recently elected members of the Library’s
Board of Trustees participated in the
Community Swearing-In Ceremony, held at
Village Hall.
Linda Durec,
Wanda
Rhoads, and
Sandra Super
continue as
board
members,
while J.
Thomas
Willis begins
his first term.
PLEASE NOTE: Attendance at Library programs and
events constitutes consent to be photographed for Addison
Public Library publicity purposes.
Magnificent Munich
Monday, August 1, 10 a.m.
Join us for a fascinating slide presentation about Magnificent
Munich. Gail and Al Popowits have lived in Munich and have
revisited it on many occasions. In that time they have come to
appreciate this glamorous, cosmopolitan metropolis with its world
class museums, stately parks, and distinctive architecture.
In this slide presentation we will visit Marien Platz, Mary’s
Square. In this historic heart of Munich’s Viktualien Market,
tourists and natives alike enjoy snacking on little white sausages
smothered in sweet mustard and Brezen—a salty twisted bread—
and drinking hearty Bavarian beer. The Residence is the home of
the Wittlesbach family, who ruled Bavaria for more than 500 years.
We will travel to Dachau, the infamous WW II death camp. We
will enjoy Christmas celebrations in the heart of Munich;
Fasching, Munich’s Mardi Gras; and much more.
Al and Gail Popowits
have lived and traveled in
Europe for the past 20
years. They have been
European tour guides,
have taught travel courses,
and have given numerous
slide presentations
throughout Chicagoland.
Addison Public Library
Closings
Independence Day
Monday, July 4
Community Days
Thursday, August 25,
9 a.m.-5 p.m., Open
5-9 p.m., Closed
Friday, August 26, Closed
Saturday, Aug. 27, Closed
Board Meetings
Tuesday, July 19, 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday, Aug. 16, 7:30 p.m.
Computer
Classes
Preference is given to
Addison Public Library Card
holders.
!Computer Basics
Thurs., Sept. 8, 6:30 p.m.
Friday, Sept. 9, 10 a.m.
!Internet Basics
Thursday, Sept. 15, 7 p.m.
Friday, Sept. 16, 10 a.m.
!Internet Searching
Thursday, Sept. 22, 7 p.m.
Friday, Sept. 23, 10 a.m.
!E-mail
Thursday, Sept. 29, 7 p.m.
Friday, Sept. 30, 10 a.m.
Book
Discussions
!Bag of Bones
by Stephen King
Tuesday, July 5, 7 p.m.
!Undaunted Courage
by Stephen Ambrose
Tuesday, August 2, 7 p.m.
Lion’
g e Type Books
Lion’ss Club Donates Lar
Larg
Thanks to the generosity of the Addison Lion’s Club, the
Library’s added 50 large type titles.
General Fiction
Empire Falls – Richard Russo
I Am Charlotte Simmons –
Tom Wolfe
Silver Bells – Luanne Rice
Christian Fiction
The Debt – Angela Hunt
Sisterchicks on the Loose and
Sisterchicks do the Hula –
Robin Jones Gunn
Oceans Apart – Karen Kingsbury
Mystery
At Wick’s End and Snuffed Out
– Tim Myers
Putting on the Dog –
Cynthia Baxter
A Christmas Journey –
Anne Perry
Suspense
Whiteout – Ken Follett
Lake of Sorrows – Erin Hart
The Debriefing – Robert Littell
Skinny Dipping –
Claire Matturo
Pyro – Earl Emerson
Bury the Lead – David Rosenfelt
Hard Revolution –
George Pelecanos
Romance
The Ninefold Key –
Rebecca Brandewyne
An Angel in Time –
Stella Cameron
The Forever Instinct –
Barbara Delinsky
Entranced, Captivated, and
Northern Lights –
Nora Roberts
The Parisian Affair –
Judith Gould
Westerns
Summer Range – L.P. Holmes
Honkytonk Brand –
Walker Tompkins
Rio Renegade – Leslie Ernenwein
Rattlesnake Range – Tom West
Brotherhood of Blood –
J. Lee Butts
Deadwood – Walker Tompkins
I, Tom Horn – Will Henry
The Light of Western Stars –
Zane Grey
Iron Horse Warrior – Jack Ballas
Nonfiction
Matters of the Heart –
Juanita Bynum
The Sacred Romance –
Brent Curtis
My Kind of Place – Susan Orlean
Inside the Kingdom –
Carmen Bin Laden
Across the Great Divide –
Laton McCartney
Having a Mary Heart in a
Martha World – Joanna Weaver
Homegrown Democrat –
Garrison Keillor
101 Most Powerful Prayers in the
Bible – Steve Rabey
Our Mother’s War – Emily Yellin
Ulysses S. Grant – Josiah Bunting
John Wayne – Michael Munn
Saturday, Aug. 20, 1-4 p.m.
Entering 3rd grade through
adult
Play chess against one of
the best U.S. Chess players!
International Chess Grandmaster John Fedorovich will play up
to 30 players at once. Grandmaster Fedorovich, one of the
few U.S. born Grandmasters, is
ranked #34 in the U.S. He
became a professional chess
player in 1978 and is a former
U.S. Junior Champion, U.S.
Open
Champion,
World
Open
Champion,
and
member of
the U.S.
Chess
Olympiad team. Grandmaster
Fedorovich was one of the most
popular lecturers during the
Anand-Kasparov World
Championship Match and has
worked as an advisor to
Grandmasters in World Championship matches, as well as
giving private chess lessons.
Addison Public Library
card holders are given preference. Observers are welcome as
space permits.
REGISTER FOR ALL ADULT PROGRAMS AT THE FICTION DESK, 458-3320.
Ne
w Display Unit in Adult Services
New
Movies
!Beyond the Sea
Monday, July 25, 10 a.m.
or 1:30 p.m.
Tuesday, July 26, 6:30 p.m.
!Because of Winn-Dixie
Monday, August 22, 10 a.m.
or 1:30 p.m.
Tuesday, August 23, 7 p.m.
Starlight – Debbie Macomber
Circle of Gold – Diana Palmer
Slightly Dangerous –
Mary Balogh
Under the Boardwalk –
Carly Phillips
Murder List – Julie Garwood
Challenge Chess
Grandmaster
John Fedorovich
Ann Marie Iovino
The family and friends of
Ann Marie Iovino graciously
donated funds in her memory to
purchase a new display unit,
which is located in the Adult
Services Department. Ann Marie
was a longtime employee of the
Library. She helped establish the
Readers’ Services Department.
Although she retired a
number of years ago, she
remained an avid reader and
good friend.
She will be remembered.
Addison Public Library
KIDDING AROUND
Summer Reading: Superheroes Read!
Dates: Through Friday, July 29
Collect Prizes: Through Saturday, July 30
Ages: Birth-entering 8th grade with a valid Addison Library Card. Children under 5
may register with a parent’s or legal guardian’s Addison Public Library card.
Prizes: Video bucks for registering; prizes for 5, 10, and 15 hours of reading; and a
free book and event passes for 20 hours of reading.
REGISTER FOR CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS AT THE ASK ME DESK, 458-3338.
Harry Potter Party
Sat., July 16, 11 a.m.-12 noon
All ages
Registration begins July 2
Today’s the day! Harry
Potter and the Half-Blood
Prince is available. Celebrate
the newest Harry Potter book
at our party. Activities, games,
and crafts will center on Harry.
We will have a door prize
drawing for a copy of the book.
PLEASE NOTE:
Attendance at Library
programs and events
constitutes consent to be
photographed for Addison
Public Library publicity
purposes.
Wednesday Ev
enings of F
amily Fun
Evenings
Family
All ages (Maximum 96)
M AGICAL W ORLD
S CIENCE
OF
WITH
L ARR
Y W IR
TZ
ARRY
IRTZ
July 13, 7-7:45 p.m.
Tickets available beginning July 2
Science + magic + comedy = fun +
excitement + discovery. Join Larry Wirtz for
a fabulous evening of science and magic.
H E - ROES & S HE - ROES
July 27, 7-7:45 p.m.
Tickets available beginning July 16
The Addison Improv Workshop Players’s will keep you
laughing with their new take on Superheroes. These young actors
have worked all summer to learn improvisational techniques.
V ERY F UNNY M AGIC
WITH
D ENNIS D E B ONDT
August 10, 7-7:45 p.m.
Tickets available beginning July 30
Dennis DeBondt, at 6’7”, is truly the Sears Tower of Magic.
Dennis blends his improvisational work at the famed Second City
and his magical expertise for the funniest magic show ever seen.
Book Fun for Older Kids
C RAZY
FOR
C HAPTERS
Entering Grades 3-5 (Maximum 15)
Session 2: Monday, July 18, 1:30-2:30 — Granny Torrelli Makes Soup by Sharon Creech
Registration begins July 2
With the help of her wise old grandmother, 12-year-old Rosie manages to work out some problems in her relationship with her best friend, Bailey, the boy next door.
Session 3: Monday, August 15, 1:30-2:30 p.m. — Frindle by Andrew Clements
Registration begins August 6
Clever Nick Allen decides to turn his fifth grade teacher’s love of the dictionary around on her.
He invents a new word and begins a chain of events that quickly moves beyond his control.
X- TREME R EADERS
Entering Grades 6-8 (Maximum 15)
First Session: Monday, July 11, 1:30-2:30 — Among the Hidden by Margaret Peterson
Haddix
Session 2: Monday, August 1, 1:30-2:30 p.m. — Holes by Louis Sachar
Registration and book pickup begins Saturday, July 2
As further evidence of his family’s bad fortune, Stanley Yelnats is sent to a hellish correctional
camp in the Texas desert where he finds his first real friend, a treasure, and a new sense of himself.
In the Library children
under the age of 9 must
be accompanied by an
adult at all times.
Drop-in Crafts
All ages
Fridays, 11 a.m.- 3 p.m.
No registration required
July 1: Patriotic Craft
July 15: Harry Potter Craft
July 29: Wind Spinner
August 12: Fuzzy Picture
August 19: Back-to-School
Craft
Chess
Entering Grades 3-8
Thursdays, through-August
11, 1:30-3 p.m.
Learn chess with expert
Ray Satterlee. Additional
time to play follows lessons.
Super Book
Bingo Drop-in
All ages
Tuesdays, August 9 and 16,
1:30-2:30
Play Bingo for fun and
prizes.
Summer Reading
Prize Drawing
Ends Saturday, August 20
Prize winners will be
announced August 29.
All Children’s Services’
programs are free.
Registration is required and
is limited to Addison Public
Library card holders, unless
otherwise noted. Register
online through our Website
(www.addisonlibrary.org).
To register by phone, call
the Ask Me Desk, 458-3338.
FLASHPOINT
News from the Addison Fire Protection District #1
Addison Fire Protection
District #1
10 South Addison Road
Addison, IL 60101
(630) 628-3100
(630) 543-9742
email- admin@addisonfire.org
Board of Trustees
Patrick A. Amerena
President
Anthony J. LaRocca
Treasurer
Michael J. Super
Secretary
Jack Kreft
Fire Chief
Leigh Fabbri
Deputy Chief
Retirement
Firefighter/Paramedic Tom
Egan retired in February
after 28 years of service. In
addition to his firefighter/
paramedic duties, Egan was
a certified fire investigator
and member of the fire
photography team. Egan
resides in Lombard with his
wife Carol. The Egans have
two adult children, Patrick
and Kathleen.
Leave Fireworks to the Pros
Did you know that a sparkler burns at up to 1800° Farenheit? According to Prevent Blindness America, nearly 13,000 people in the U.S. are
treated in hospitals each year for injuries caused by fireworks. Fireworks should be left to professionals. This 4th of
July, plan to bring the family to one of the many public fireworks
displays throughout the area. These displays are spectacular
and definitely safer for everyone. Addison will have a fireworks
display on the 4th at Community Park, 120 E. Oak, at dusk.
Fire District Awarded Grant
The Addison Fire District was awarded its 4th
Assistance to Firefighters grant. The annual
grant is awarded to fire departments throughout the United States and is administered
through the Department of Homeland Security.
Under the $92,000 grant, the fire district
purchased new rescue equipment and upgrades to current self-contained breathing
apparatus. Previous awards under this
program included funds to purchase new
turnout gear, thermal imaging cameras, and an
exhaust extrication system for fire station #1.
Firefighters practice using new vehicle
stabilization equipment.
Welcome New Members
In April, the Addison Fire District
welcomed four new firefighter/
paramedics to the department.
Paul Pacific, Joe McGuire, Phil
McLeese, and Chris Drews were
hired to fill vacancies left by
recent employee retirements.
From L to R
FFPM’s Joe McGuire, Paul Pacific, Chris Drews, &
Phil McLeese
Upcoming CPR Classes
If you would like to register for a class or to schedule a CPR class
for your group or business, please call the Addison Fire District,
628-3100.
News from the
Village of Addison
Mid-Summer 2005
From the Mayor’s Desk ...
Two land-use questions that
the elected officials and I are
often asked are: “Why doesn’t
the Village of Addison have a
bookstore, or more clothing
stores?” and “Why not just
leave the empty lot near my
home as open space?”
First, the Village does not control what types
of retail business will locate in Addison.
Commercial property is usually owned by a
developer, who markets the buildings and stores
on that land to retailers. The retailers look at the
potential of opening their store in that location
usually based on a market analysis of the
surrounding region. Strictly citing a need for a
certain type of retailer in town does not always
prompt the corporate owners of a store to look at
that location. The Village’s role in economic
development is to advise potential new businesses
on properties that they may be interested in, and
assist in the regulatory process of locating a new
business to town, especially if any zoning or other
special use questions are involved. These matters
require consideration by the Plan Commission,
Zoning Board of Appeals, or Village Board. The
Community Development Department staff keeps
in contact with local area developers and
occasionally attends industry trade shows to
solicit potential commercial development.
Secondly, when a resident moves into their
home, with vacant, privately-owned property
nearby, it may seem like nothing will ever be built
there. However, open space is usually owned by a
private party, and the property has a zoning
classification for its future development. Owners
of property have the right to use their land for
continued on page 12
Homeowners Beware
the Sewer Rip-Off Artists
The Public Works Department, Environmental Services Division responds to thousands of
service requests for various environmental concerns within the community annually, but one of
the most commonly misunderstood is the general
service request for a sewer blockage.
If your residence is experiencing a sewer
blockage, you may contact Environmental Services during normal work hours (8 a.m – 4 p.m.)
at 279-2140, or the Addison Police non-emergency number after hours at 543-3080, to report
a sewer problem or blockage creating an interruption in sewer service.
The Sewer Division responds to more than
1,000 sewer service requests for sewer service
blockages per year and the most common question is, “When should I call a plumber and what
is the Village’s liability?”
The Village’s sewer service liability ends at
about the inside edge of your sidewalk, or approximately fifteen feet from the curb-line in
most neighborhoods. From that point to the home
is the property owners liability.
Although the Village does not maintain the
piping on private property, or in the home, we can
come to your home on a service request and help
identify the point of blockage and inform you as
to whether the problem is the Village’s liability or
a plumber will be required.
Village liability issues are resolved by the
Village. If the homeowner does call a plumber
and the problem is later found to be a Village of
Addison liability, the Village may reimburse the
homeowner to a maximum of $200 with proper
documentation.
continued on page 13
Village of Addison
Mid-Summer 2005
Addison Police Department Website
Have you ever wanted to find out information about the police department but didn’t
know where to look or how? Well, here is a simple way to find out anything you need.
The police department is part of the Village of Addison website at
www.AddisonAdvantage.org. Once on the website, you can click on various governmental agencies. To get to the police department, click on the police icon and it brings
you to the department’s web pages.
The website is broken down into categories to include:
• Our history
• Compliment, Concerns, and Complaint
• Field Services
• Hiring opportunities
• Support Services
• 2004 Annual Report
• Crime Prevention Programs
• 2005 Strategic Plan
• Sex Offenders
• 2004 Community Satisfaction Survey
• Frequently Asked Questions
The Sex Offender category has a current list of individuals that live in our Village.
The information includes their name, address and a picture.
The frequently asked questions category includes directions, where to go to pay a fine,
where to purchase Village vehicle stickers, or what do in reference to solicitors.
Each category is designed to provide the necessary information as well as who to
contact for each of these categories. Also, each category is updated frequently with new
and current information dealing with special events and changes within the department.
New Police Command Staff Sworn In
On Monday, May 23, the new Command Staff
for the Addison Police Department were sworn in.
Commander Bill Babyar, an Addison Police
Officer for more than 20 years, was sworn in as
Deputy Chief; he will work alongside Deputy Chief
Larry Stoll. Babyar previously served as a patrol
officer, detective and patrol sergeant.
S e r g e a n t
Commander Bill Babyar (right) is
Michael Simo, sworn in as the Addison Police
also with the de- Department’s new Deputy Chief by
partment for more Village Clerk Lucille Zucchero as
than 20 years, was Mayor Larry Hartwig looks on.
sworn in as the new
Watch Commander. He had been assigned to the patrol
and detective divisions before being promoted to serThe new Command Staff – (left to
geant in 1999 to oversee the Traffic Unit, Gang Tactical
right) Bill Babyar, Russell Schecht,
John Moffit and Michael Simo – Unit, crossing guards and fleet management.
Patrol Officers Russell Schecht and John Moffit were
receive congratulations from the
Village Board after taking their chosen by Police Chief Bill Hayden as the two new
oaths.
sergeants in the Addison Police Department.
Mid-Summer 2005
Village of Addison
Best Pizza in Town? You Decide at ‘Addison By the Slice’
Another
helping of “Addison By The
Slice” is just
around the corner.
With more
than 2,000 attendDates You Need to Know
For the past three years, the “Adees last summer, the Village of dison By the Slice” pizza contest
Sundays, through Sept. 25
Addison Pizza Bakeoff is back by has allowed residents to sample
Farmers Market
popular demand.
pizza from many vendors and
vote
for
their
favorite.
7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.,
On Aug. 2, come out and taste
Village Hall parking lot
the best pizza that Addison has to
offer for just $1.00. Samples will be available from every vendor Tuesday, July 5
from 6 until 9 p.m.
Ice Cream Social
Judges will award titles in categories including Best Deep Dish/
7 - 9 p.m., Village Green
Stuffed, Best Thin Crust, Best Specialty, Best Sausage, and Judge’s
Tuesday, August 2
Choice.
4th Annual Addison By the Slice
But the big award – People’s Choice – is determined by you!
Pizza Bakeoff
Voting will take place from 6 until 8:30 p.m.
6 - 9 p.m., Village Green
It all takes place on the Village Green, east of Village Hall, and
once again the great sounds of the
Limited Edition Big Band will be
playing for your enjoyment. The
concert begins at 7:30.
Don’t forget to stop by the Addison Police Department’s National
Night Out booth. It will be a night of
food and fun for the entire family.
“Addison By the Slice” is just
one of the events that are making
this summer special in Addison.
Sidewalk Repairs
Tuesday, July 5, enjoy an ice
Each year, the Village of Addison
cream social during the weekly Conawards a contract for the removal
and replacement of sidewalk trip
cert in the Park. Vendors from
hazards throughout the community.
throughout Addison will offer cool
This budget year, the Village Board has allocated $245,000 toward the
treats for a summer evening.
Resident Cost Sharing Sidewalk Replacement Program as well as
During both these events, the
sidewalk trip hazard mitigation. The majority of work scheduled for
Historical Museum and Century
this year’s program is located in the area north of Lake St. to I-290 and
from Fischer Dr. east to Addison Rd.
House will hold special hours.
If you are interested in the Cost Sharing Sidewalk Replacement
On July 5, the buildings will be
Program for the 2006 construction season, please call Public Works at
open for tours from 6 - 7:30 p.m.
620-2020. Due to limited resources, this program is on a “first come,
On Aug. 2, they will be open
first served” basis. The estimated resident’s cost for the removal and
from 6 - 8 p.m.
replacement of a 5’x5’ sidewalk square is approximately $50.
Village of Addison
Mayor
continued from page 9
what ever the zoning classification
will allow. Just like the owner of a
single-family home, the owner of
vacant land may sell their property,
petition to resubdivide the land, and,
in the case of unincorporated
property, seek annexation to the
Village. Annexation is not something
that the Village Board is required to
grant.
Petitioners seeking
annexation are often doing so to
receive Village services such as
water and sewer utilities. When the
Mid-Summer 2005
owner of vacant land seeks to develop
the property, it must be done within
the zoning regulations for that
property. If the land is zoned for
commercial or multi-family
residential use, that is what the owner
is permitted to use it for. If the
owner seeks to annex or re-zone the
property, they must first petition the
Village for such a change, which is
subject to a public hearing before
the Village Board and Plan
Commission, where nearby
residents, property owners and any
other interested parties may give
testimony regarding the proposal.
If you are uncertain about the zoning
classification of a vacant piece of
land, you can always check its status
by contacting or visiting the Village’s
Community
Development
Department.
I hope that the explanations of
these two issues helps you better
understand the role of the Village of
Addison and your elected officials.
Respectfully,
Larry Hartwig
Mayor
CUT & SAVE
Branch Pickup Service Ends in October
The Village of Addison offers seasonal branch
pickup service to residents from April through
October. Branch pickup dates are determined by
the area of town in which one resides.
Branches should be out on the parkway the
Sunday before their scheduled pickup. Village
crews will pass down the street only once during
each week. Only one collection will be made per
area per month.
The requirements are as follows:
AREA 1: First Monday of the month
; Branches should be on the parkway, not the
All streets north of Lake Street.
street, stacked in one direction with the thicker
AREA 2: Second Monday of the month
end facing the street. Please do not cross stack
All streets south of Lake Street and east of Addison Road.
AREA 3: Third Monday of the month
branches.
All streets south of Lake Street, west of Addison Road
; Branches should be limited to eight feet in
and east of, and including, Grace/LaLonde/Mill.
length and eight inches in diameter.
AREA 4: Fourth Monday of the month
; Limbs larger than eight inches in diameter
All streets south of Lake Street and west of Grace/
should be cut into 16-inch log lengths and
LaLonde/Mill.
placed separately from the branches. Logs will
AREA 1
AREA 2
AREA 3
AREA 4
be picked up Thursday or Friday of that week.
July 5 (Tues.)
July 11
July 18
July 25
; Branches should not be tied with string, wire,
Aug. 1
Aug. 8
Aug. 15
Aug. 22
etc.
Sept. 6 (Tues.) Sept. 12
Sept. 19
Sept. 26
Oct.
3
Oct.
10
Oct.
17
Oct. 24
; No root balls, lumber or landscape waste will
be collected.
There will be no pickup the weeks of
; No contractor cuttings will be picked up by
August 29 or October 31.
the Village.
If you have any questions, please call the Public Works Department at 620-2020.
Mid-Summer 2005
“Rip-Off Artists”
Village of Addison
Our Commitment to Excellence
continued from page 9
The Village has received nuVillage Employees of the Month
merous complaints that plumbers
Brian
Arnold
are charging exorbitant rates for
service, or that they have charged
Porta
Jeschke
for services that DID NOT rePatrol
Public Maint.
solve the problem. We have inOfficer
Worker
vestigated some of these comPolice Dept.
Public Works
plaints and the fees have, at times,
April ’05
May ’05
seemed very high for the level of
Brian Porta, the April
Arnold Jeschke, the May
services provided. The Village of
Employee of the Month, has Employee of the Month, has
Addison can not dictate, or legisbeen a Village employee for been a Village of Addison
late plumbers fee structures – the
more than 8 years.
employee for 7 years.
homeowner must beware!
Brian works as a Patrol
Arnie works as a Public
When a plumber is required
Officer
in
the
Police
DepartMaintenance
Worker II in the
for service, there are steps that
ment, where his job includes Street Division of Public
you can take to help avoid “the
working as a Gang Tactical Works.
rip-off artist.”
Officer.
He and his wife, Karen,
• Ask for a fee structure and get
He is also an expert in the live in Addison and have two
a “not-to-exceed” dollar
field
of Street gangs and their sons, Rick and Ryan.
amount before the service. An
suppression.
In his spare time, Arnie
average service call will cost
Brian and his wife, Lori, likes to swim and play golf.
$150 dollars and the service
reside
in Lake Villa. His hob- His hobbies are wood working
call should resolve your blockbies include playing golf. He with his son, gardening and
age in almost every case.
also likes to sharpen his skills playing with his new grand• Get a return guarantee for seron the firearms range.
daughter, Kaitlin.
vice. The plumber should provide you with a written guarantee to rod the service again
(at no charge) if the blockage reoccurs within 90 - 120
days, sometimes longer.
• Check that the plumber is state licensed and bonded and
is a registered plumber. The Community Development
Department has a listing of plumbers who are state
licensed and bonded and registered with the Village.
• Ask for a 24 hour emergency call out policy.
Phone First
Again, if the homeowner uses a plumber and the problem is later found to be Village of Addison liability, the This High Velocity Sewer Cleaning Truck is part of
Village will only reimburse the homeowner to a maximum the Environmental Services Division’s fleet. Besides scheduled maintenance, it is also on 24-hour
of $200. This maximum reimbursement will not cover call to aide in residential and commercial sewer
larger costs such as installation of cleanouts so please, problems.
homeowner beware.
For any questions or concerns contact Public Works – Environmental Services Division at 279-2140.
Village of Addison
Village of Addison
One Friendship Plaza
Addison IL 60101-2786
(630) 543-4100
E-Mail: voa@AddisonAdvantage.org
Web: www.AddisonAdvantage.org
Mayor Larry Hartwig
Home 543-2651 ....................... 693-7502
Village Clerk Lucille Zucchero
Home 773-3889 ....................... 693-7501
Village Trustees:
Tom Hundley
Home 543-7463 ....................... 693-7961
Sylvia Layne
Home 543-5878 ....................... 693-7963
William Lynch
Home 629-8625 ....................... 693-7964
Joe McDermott
Home 627-6509 ....................... 693-7962
Harry Theodore
Home 628-0056 ....................... 693-7965
Richard Veenstra
Home 782-0257 ....................... 693-7966
Village Manager
Joseph Block ........................... 693-7503
Assistant Village Manager
John Berley ............................. 693-7532
Human Resources ................. 693-7504
Water Billing ......................... 693-7570
Community Development
Engineering, zoning, building
permits, code enforcement ...... 693-7530
Community Relations
Cable television, public relations,
website, special events ............ 693-7550
Public Works
Streets, water, street lights, tree
trimming, branch pickup ......... 620-2020
After-hours Request for Service
Street lights, sign repair .......... 693-7980
Environmental Services
Recycling, sewer backups,
flood control ............................ 279-2140
Police (Non-Emergency)
Traffic violations, crime prevention,
stray animals ........................... 543-3080
Mid-Summer 2005
County Recycles Paint
Residents may drop off unwanted latex
paint to be recycled at the DuPage County
Public Works Department Woodridge Wastewater Treatment Facility, at 7900 S. Route 53,
in Woodridge.
Drop off times are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. - 2 p.m.,
June 1 through Aug. 13, excluding July 4; also, 8 a.m. - 2 p.m.,
Saturdays June 11, and 25, July 9 and 23 and Aug. 13.
Usable paint will be filtered and reblended into a variety of
colors, types and finishes.
Residents, businesses, schools, churches and community
groups may pick up free 5-gallon buckets of recycled paints
Monday through Friday only, June 1 through Aug. 13 (excluding July 4) 8 a.m. - 2 p.m.
For information, call the DuPage County Public Works
Department at 630/985-7400.
Job Fair Schedule
The Village of Addison and Rotary
Club of Addison will continue to partner
to bring together local businesses and
potential workers.
Job Fairs are planned on July 27, Sept. 28, Oct. 26 and Nov.
16. Job Fairs will be held in the Village Hall rotunda from 3 6 p.m., and will feature local businesses as well as educational
opportunities from College of DuPage – Addison Center, and
DeVry University. COD also frequently sponsors free workshops during the job fairs.
For more information, watch Addison Community Television, or check the village website at www.addisonadvantage.org/
job_fair.htm.
Children’s Theatre
Tickets for the final performances of the Children’s Theatre
Workshop are on sale at the Park
District, and will be available at the
door for the July 21 and 22 performances at 7 p.m. at Concord
Lutheran School. The cast is made up of children ages 8 to 15.
For information, call 833-0100.
The program is sponsored by Addison Community Theatre
and the Cultural Arts Development Commission.
District 4 School Board
Mr. Dave Williams
President
Mr. Don Puchalski
Vice President
Mrs Kathy Willis
Secretary
Mrs. Judy Bormann
Mr. Rod Bublitz
Mr. Steve Lacni
Mr. Jim Towns
Administration
Dr. Donald Hendricks
Superintendent
Ms. Pat Masterton
Assistant Superintendent for
Business
Mr. John Langton
Assistant Superintendent for
Administrative Services
Mr. Jim Frontier
Director of Curriculum
Mr. Robert Zanillo
Director of Special Education
Ardmore School
Mr. Charles Wartman
Army Trail School
Dr. Lisa Black-Gomez
Fullerton School
Dr. MaryEllen Reeves
Lake Park School
Ms. Debra Martello
Lincoln School
Mr. Guillermo Heredia
Stone School
Mr. Joseph Arduino
Wesley School
Dr. Libby Grant
Indian Trail Junior High
Mrs. Terry Sliva
Addison School District 4
222 N. Kennedy Dr.
Addison, IL 60101-2497
(630) 628-2500
Web site:
www.asd4.org
4
EDUCATION
Mid-Summer
2005
Published by the Board of Education of School District 4
Building renovation underway
Summer is here and the long-awaited improvements which have been planned for
District 4 schools are in full swing. The process began over a year ago when district
voters approved a building bond referendum which would allow the school district to
borrow funds needed to make major renovations to aging school buildings. Last summer,
the district sold the first set of bonds and began the search for architects who would plan
and design building changes. STR Partners was hired last July to begin architectural
work.
The next step in the process involved interviewing and hiring a company to serve as
construction manager for the project. At the October 26 Board of Education meeting,
Gilbane Co. was approved as construction manager.
Over the past year, STR has met with staff members to gather input about needs
specific to each building.
Gilbane proposed a construction schedule, accelerated from the original plan,
NEW ROAD
NEW PARKING
in which work will be
completed in all District 4
school buildings in 30
EXPANDED
months. Construction bid
PARKING LOT
packages have been
NEW BUS LANES
proposed and accepted for
work to be done this
summer.
The changes most
visible to the public will be
made outside of Indian
BUILDING
Trail Junior High School. A
ADDITION
new parking lot design will
increase safety and
NEW DROP-OFF/
improve traffic flow for
PICK UP-DRIVE
NEW ENTRANCE/
buses and cars. Bus pickEXIT DRIVE/STOPLIGHT
up and drop-off will be
moved to the west side of Indian Trail and a new parent driveway will be constructed on
the east and south side of the building to facilitate student drop-off and pick-up. A new
road is going to be added to connect the driveway on the north side of Indian Trail with
Highview Avenue. Parking spaces will be added to the main parking lot, on the north side
of the buildling and on the east side of the building. In the front of Indian Trail, traffic
flow will be reversed from its current direction. Once construction is complete, cars will
enter the southmost driveway and exit from the driveway on the north. Another major
change is a new driveway off of Army Trail Blvd. which will align with Lincoln Avenue
and will connect with the new drop- off/pick-up driveway. Most changes will be completed this summer, but the new traffic flow plan will not be implemented until the 200607 school year.
Other building work to be completed this summer is important but not as visible as
the Indian Trail site work. Ardmore, Army Trail and Fullerton will have floor and ceiling
(continued on page 18)
4 Education
New student
registration & fees
Families who are new to Addison School
District 4 may pick up registration materials for the
2005-06 school year during summer at the Administrative Office, 222 N. Kennedy Drive. Office hours
are7:00 am - noon and 12:30-4:30pm.
The student fees for the 2005-06 school year
are as follows:
Kindergarten
$38
Grades 1-5
$47
Grades 6-8
$74
Fees cover consumable materials such as work
sheets and periodicals used by students. Junior high
students must also purchase a gym locker lock
($5.50) and a gymsuit ($19.50).
Paid busing is also an option for those elementary students who live within .9 mile of their elementary schoool or for junior high students who live
within 1.5 miles of Indian Trail. For parents who
make a one-time payment, the fee is $285. Those
who choose a six-month installment plan will pay
$305.
Lunch costs have also been established.
Elementary students will pay $1.90 a day for a
complete lunch. The daily junior high lunch price
will be $2.00.
Students involved in athletics, band , orchestra
or choir will also be required to pay a fee of $20 in
order to participate in these activities.
Health requirements
Mid-Summer 2005
Bell to Bell
View from the
Addison School District 4
Superintendent
The summer projects have gotten off to a very good
start. All projects are on schedule as of the first week in
July. Bruce Bare, Gilbane Company construction manager is moving our general contractors along to keep
everyone on schedule. We are very pleased with the
progress so far.
We are looking forward to having Army Trail,
Ardmore and Fullerton Schools completely air conditioned
by the time school begins. The site work around Indian
Trail Juior High School is progressing very well. The
parking lot area will be completed by August 22 and the
rest of the site work construction will be completed next
summer.
Summer school located at Lincoln Elementary
School is going very well. We are providing support
services in reading and math to approximately two hundred Addison 4 students. We will begin a three week
summer school session in August for seventy-five bilingual
students. This program should be very helpful to those
students as they begin the school year on August 29,
2005.
On a personal note, I want to thank the supportive
Addison community for making my first year as superintendent of Addison School District 4 so enjoyable. And
my wife, Carol, and I thank all of you who have extended
your warm welcome. Addison is an exciting community
to be part of and it is my privilege to serve the Addsion
School District 4 and community.
Enjoy the remaining months of summer.
Sincerely,
All students new to the district, as well as
those entering kindergarten and fifth grade, are
required to present proof of a recent physical exam
Dr. Donald Hendricks
and current immunization record in order to attend
Superintendent
classes in fall.
Immunizations are available from the
DuPage County Health Department for $10 for each vaccine. Parents must accompany their children to the clinic and
must present their children's current immunization records in order to receive the vaccine.
Walk-in Immunization Clinics are available at:
DuPage County Health Department
North Public Health Center
Clinic hours are Tuesday from 3:00-6:30pm
1111 W. Lake Street
(NO clinic on the 1st Tuesday of each month)
Addison, IL 60101
(630)620-3325
CHILDREN WILL BE EXCLUDED FROM SCHOOL FOR THE 2005-06 SCHOOL YEAR UNTIL THEIR
IMMUNIZATIONS AND PHYSICAL EXAMS ARE CURRENT.
4 Education
Mid-Summer 2005
First day of school is Monday, August 29
For many years, District 4 scheduled the first day of school for the Wednesday before Labor Day. Students
began on Wednesday because teacher institute days were held on Monday and Tuesday of that week. This year,
however, a change has been made. Students begin classes on MONDAY, AUGUST 29 and they will have a full
week of school before the Labor Day holiday.
2005-2006
First Semester Dates
August 29
September 5
October 10
November 10
November 11
November 23-25
December 23January 6
January 16
1st day of school for students
Labor Day*
Columbus Day*
Parent/Teacher Conferences*
Institute Day*
Thanksgiving Break*
Winter Break*
M.L. King’s Birthday*
* NO SCHOOL
The complete school year calendar is available on the
District 4 website:
www.asd4.org
Stone School 5th graders in
Stacy Hahn’s class turned
their classroom into an
Amazon rainforest during
the second semester of the
school year.. Students researched animals and
plants native to the rainforest. They wrote
reports, built models and created a film in which
each student presented information about the
animals and plants they’d studied. This project
‘grew’ from the study of biomes that is part of the
regular 5th grade science curriculum.
Lacni joins school board
Steve Lacni was elected in
April to begin serving as the
newest member of the District 4
Board of Education. Lacni cited
three main reasons he wanted to
join the school board--his belief
in public education, in community
schools and a quality education
as one of the most valuable
things we can give our young people.
“With the referendum that passed last year, the district
has an opportunity to do even greater things for kids,” said
Lacni. “Construction of building additions, upgrading
facilities, upgrading technology and curriculum choices are
some of the things that will be addressed in the upcoming
year. As an educator, I have experienced first hand how all
of these important parts impact the educational process.”
Lacni lists his goals as a board member as follows:
-To ensure a quality education for all students in the
district
-To work with the community to address the education
needs of all students
-To work with parents, students, teachers, and
administrators to meet the goals of No Child Left
Behind
-To ensure the funds from last year’s referendum are
used to benefit the students of the district
-To use his experience in education to assist the board
in curriculum, teacher negotiations, and fiscal matters.
In his time on the school board, he has already seen the
approval of a five year teacher contract and the beginning of
the school renovation construction work. Lacni is also
hoping to improve communication with District 4 residents
who live in Wood Dale by arranging to have Board of
Education meetings broadcast on Wood Dale´s local access
cable television channel.
Lacni, who is a high school math teacher and athletic
director at Elk Grove High School, lives in Wood Dale with
his wife, Maureen, and their three children.
4 Education
Mid-Summer 2005
Many thanks to businesses for their support
District 4 continues to receive tremendous support from local businesses.
Indian Trail Junior High, Lincoln and Stone Schools
each received $500 grants from the new Addison
WalMart in May.
Ardmore School teacher, Aleida Vekony, was
honored by the Villa Park WalMart as a Teacher of the
Year. Along with the honor, Vekony received a $50 gift
card and Ardmore School received a $1000 check from
WalMart.
In early May, Culver’s of Addison once again
sponsored three CHARACTER COUNTS! lunches for
District 4 students who have been selected from the six
elementary schools and the junior high as examples of
Lincoln School principal, Guillermo Heredia, accepts
good character.
$500 check from WalMart.
District winners of the Young Authors competition
were honored at a luncheon sponsored by Al’s Beef.
In April, the winners of the district Battle of the Books competition celebrated their victories over pPizza. The 4th
grade team from Lincoln School and the 5th grade team from Stone School enjoyed a luncheon compliments of Home
Run Inn.
We are very grateful for the support of our local businesses!
(RENOVATIONS - continued from page 15)
tiles replaced and all bathrooms totally renovated. Additionally, air chiller units will be installed in each of the three
building. As has been demonstrated during the past two years at Indian Trail, the chillers make a significant
improvement to the air quality in the warm spring and autumn months.
In fall, building additions for Indian Trail and Lincoln Schools will begin. At Indian Trail, the addition will house a
new kitchen and food service area on the first floor. Additional science classrooms and a walkway between the
‘square’ building and the ‘round’ building will be added on the second floor along with an elevator. This addition will be
located in the southeast corner of Indian Trail. Lincoln School will have a courtyard and classrooms added on thenorth/
east side of the school. Because these additions are in new areas, work on thenew classrooms will begin during the
school year.
Board of Education
Meeting Dates
2005
July 26
August 23
September 13
September 27
October 12
October 25
November 29
December 13
2006
January 31
February 28
March 21
April 11
April 25
May 16
May 30
June 27
District administrators spent
a lunch hour in May raising
funds for the Muscular
Dystrophy Association’s
MDA Lockup event hosted at
Dave & Buster’s.Pat
Masterton, Deb Martello,
Mary Ellen Reeves, Libby
Grant and Chuck Wartman
(clockwise from upper left)
were among the participants
who were ‘arrested’ and
transported to Dave &
Buster’s where they made
phone calls and raised
approximately $3000 for
MDA.
Dental Care
provided by
Dr. Carolyn Gianelli
“Mr. Sparkle” Dental
Care
Massage Chairs & Rehab
Information
provided by Addison
Physical Medicine &
Rehab
For general information, call 543-4100, ext. 7501
Vision Screening
provided by
Dr. Steve Butzon,
DuPage Optical
Bone Density
Screening
provided by
NOS Health Care
Information on Stroke, Heart Attack & Vascular
Disease Screening, Colorectal Screening
Skin Cancer Screening – Dr. Parino
Podiatry Screening – Dr. Patel
Hearing Screening
provided by Alexian Brothers Hospital
Body Composition Analysis
Diabetes Testing
Blood Pressure
12 hour fast required for:
Cardiac Risk Profile – $15
provided by Elmhurst Memorial Healthcare
Saturday, August 27, 2005
8 a.m. to 12 noon
Village Hall, One Friendship Plaza
Village of Addison
Health Fair
Tom Reed, President
Jim Lombardo, Senior Vice Pres.
Kathy Willis, Executive Vice Pres.
Bill Plos, Treasurer
Kathi Reed, Secretary
Mike Provinzino, Entertainment
Kathi Reed, Parade
Pat Mathis, Vendors
Marvel Krauter, Miss Addison Coord.
Community Council
Officers
Visit the Rotary Club Booth
at Community Days
and enter the
Classic ’65 Mustang Raffle
Tickets $20 each
Drawing Sunday on the Main Stage
Village Trustees
Tom Hundley
Joe McDermott
Sylvia Layne
Harry Theodore
William Lynch
Richard Veenstra, Deputy Mayor
Larry Hartwig, Mayor
Lucille Zucchero, Village Clerk
Welcome to
Community Days
Thursday, August 25
Food Fest begins at 5 p.m.
Carniv
nival
Car
niv
al 6 - 110:30
0:30 p.m.
nlimited
Unlimit
ed Ride Special
6 p.m. - closing
In the Entertainment Tent:
6:30 - 8:00 p.m. Miss Addison Fashion Show
8:30 - 10:00 p.m. Deja Vu
Deja Vu
.
8:30 p.m
Food Vendors Galore!
Come for Dinner –
Stay for the Show!
Friday, August 26
Food Fest begins at 5 p.m.
Carniv
nival
Car
niv
al 6 - 111:30
1:30 p.m.
In the Entertainment Tent:
5:00 - 5:35 p.m. Addison Trail High School
Orchesis
6:00 - 7:30 p.m. Music Segue
8:00 - 9:30 p.m. Bert Cattoni Band
10:00 - 11:30 p.m. Deluxury
Bert Catttooni Band
8 p.m.
Admission is free
Parking is free
Deluxurryy
10 p.m.
Please Note: All times, throughout the weekend, are subject to change
Saturday, August 27
Food Fest begins at noon
In the Entertainment Tent:
8:30 - 10:30 a.m. Breakfast
9:00 - 10:00 a.m. Run Around Town Award
Announcements
2 - 8 p.m.
12:00 - 12:30 p.m. Addison Public Library Improv
Workshop
12:40 - 1:10 p.m. Addison Park Dancers
1:00 - 2:30 p.m. Free Face Painting by Jacquie
1:20 - 2:00 p.m. Westernettes
2:10 - 2:40 p.m. Gotta Dance
2:45 - 3:45 p.m. Dance Centre, with interactive dance
from the audience
3:45 - 4:15 p.m. Chili Contest winners announced
4:15 - 4:45 p.m. Police and Fire Department
Contest
5:00 - 6:00 p.m. Miss Addison Q & A
6:15 - 6:45 p.m. Andy Martello Show
7:00 - 7:30 p.m. Miss Addison Winner
Announcement
8:00 - 9:30 p.m. The Brit Beat
10:00 - 11:30 p.m. Classic Rock All Stars
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Car
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Unlimit
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Brit Beat
8 p.m.
Also today:
Arts/Crafts Show (10 a.m. - dusk)
featuring Peter Rivera, of Rare Earth; Jerry
Corbetta, of Sugarloaf; Mike Pinera, of
Iron Butterfly and Blues Image; and
Dennis Noda, of Cannibal and The
Headhunters. Some of the classic hits to
be performed: In a Gadda Da Vida, Get
Ready, Ride Captain Ride, I Just Wanna
Celebrate, Green-Eyed Lady and Land of
a Thousand Dances
Sunday, August 28
Food Fest begins at noon
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In the Entertainment Tent:
3:30 - 5:15 p.m. RJO Band
6:00 - 7:30 p.m.. Fabulous Murray Brothers
8:00 - 9:30 p.m. The Legends
Also today:
Arts/Crafts Show (10 a.m. - dusk)
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4 - 8 p.m.
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1 - 9:30 p.m.
Unlimititeedd Ride
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Fabulous Mu
6 p.m.
Admission is free
Parking is free
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8 p.m.
August 2005
Village of Addison
One Friendship Plaza
Addison IL 60101-2786
**ECRWSS**
POSTAL CUSTOMER
ADDISON IL 60101
Pre-Sorted Standard
U.S. Postage Paid
Addison IL 60101
Permit No. 77
Summer is
still packed with fun
Event
Date/Time
Location
Contact
Village of Addison
Farmers Market
July 3, 10, 17, 24 & 31
Aug. 7, 14 & 21
7:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Village Hall parking lot
One Friendship Plaza
Angelo Sorce
693-7553
July 4th
in the Park
July 4
6 p.m.
Community Park
120 E. Oak St.
833-0100
Concerts in
the Park
July 5, 12, 19 & 26
Aug. 2, 9 & 16
Village Green,
east of Village Hall,
One Friendship Plaza
Annette Leiber
543-4100
Ice Cream
Social
July 5
7 - 9 p.m.
Village Green
east of Village Hall,
One Friendship Plaza
Angelo Sorce
693-7553
National
Night Out
Aug. 2
6 - 9 p.m.
Village Green,
east of Village Hall
One Friendship Plaza
Sgt. Karen
Miller
543-3080
Addison
By the Slice
Aug. 2
6 - 9 p.m.
Village Green,
east of Village Hall,
One Friendship Plaza
Angelo Sorce
693-7553
Community
Days
Aug. 25 - 28
West of Village Hall
Tom Reed
JFK Drive & Army Trail 516-0855
This information, provided by event coordinators, was compiled by the Village of Addison Community Relations
Department on May 31, 2005. Details are subject to change without notice. Tune to Addison Community Television
Channel 19 for the latest information, or check out our website at www.AddisonAdvantage.org