November 2015 Reporter

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Reporter
From the Homeowners
Association Board of Directors
November 2015
Thanksgiving Season!
hope you all enjoyed the great fall color throughout the
subdivision. You may have noticed that we are in the process
of decorating the entranceways for the upcoming holidays.
This should be completed soon with the goal of having the holiday
lights turned on by Thanksgiving.
The RRHOA Board occasionally gets questions about the creeks
that run though the subdivision. All the creeks fall under the
jurisdiction of the City of Naperville and Will County. They may not
be altered in any way without the approval of those government
bodies. Any questions, concerns, or problems should be addressed
and/or reported to the city.
Also, a reminder again to review the Architectural Guidelines and
complete the form in this newsletter prior to starting any exterior
work on your home such as roofs, patios, etc. This will help to avoid
any fines or delays with your project. If you have any questions,
please contact Rowell.
The snow season will soon be upon us, so please remember to
shovel your walkways (a city ordinance) so the children have a safe
path to walk going to school.
We will soon be calling for volunteers to run for the RRHOA
Board. Please reach out to one of the board members if you would
like to know more about serving on the board.
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approaching. Book your
personal or business
holiday events at the
clubhouse. Space is filling
up quickly.
SPECIAL OFFER
Receive a 50% reduction
on rental fees for any
Clubhouse event room
Monday to Thursday
from November 1 to
December 30, 2015.
Call the Clubhouse to
reserve space today at
630-904-1494.
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
Cup of Cheer ........................2
RRHOA Board Directory ....3
The Happy Gardener ............4
Thanksgiving Feast ..............5
Out & About in Naperville ..6
Directory Form ....................8
New Residents ......................8
Architectural Form ..............9
River Run Club News ........24
Jim Dorociak | Treasurer-RRHOA
Annual Meeting Club ........25
Activity Calendar................26
riverrunnaperville.org
Clubhouse Hours ................26
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The River Run Reporter
November 2015
The Naperville Garden Club Invites YOU!
he Naperville Garden Club is
busy preparing a delightful
holiday event for YOU!
Since 1961, the Club has been
hosting the Cup of Cheer™ House
Walk, Holiday Market and Tea.
Four homes have been selected
to be decorated for the holidays and
they will dazzle you.
Our workshop committee has
been creating holiday decorations to
be sold at the Holiday Market. Also at
the Holiday Market, our members host
a tea where you may relax awhile and
enjoy home-baked cookies and coffee
or tea, served in your new teacup.
This year’s commemorative
teacup features a cardinal,
coincidentally the mascot of North
Central College. (Keep reading and
you will see why this is worth
mentioning.) The Holiday Market and
Tea are held at the White Activities
Center on the campus of North
Central College at 325 E. Benton
Avenue.
North Central College provides a
home for the President and his family.
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Built in the mid 1870’s, the mansion
has been a single family home as well
as a multi-apartment dwelling. It has
been renovated to fit the needs of a
modern family with teenagers while
keeping the charm of the 19th
century. The mascot of North Central
College is the cardinal and that bird
will be the focus of the decorating of
this home.
The Krauss home will surely instill
the spirit of the holidays in all who
enter. Retired teachers, the couple
now enjoys staging homes and
creating contemporary art. They host
many parties and you will get ideas
on how to entertain in your own
home.
The Martin-Mitchell Mansion is
the jewel of Naper Settlement. Built in
1883, the home will be decorated as if
it were the pre-WWI era of 1915 or
so. This is the era noted in many of
the episodes of the TV series
Downton Abbey.
The mayor of Naperville and his
wife, Steve and Julie Chirico,
welcome you into their home. It is a
traditional home that has undergone
extensive renovations during the past
eight years they have owned the
home. Naperville stores Little Luxuries
and Room 363 will transform this
home into a holiday wonderland.
Tickets are $35 for Friday,
December 4th and $55 for Preview
Day, Thursday, December 3rd, when
a limited number of tickets will be sold
and there will be no waiting in line to
tour the homes.
You may buy tickets at Country
Curtains on Main Street, Naperville
Bank and Trust on Naper Blvd. just
south of Hobson Road, Nona Jo’s on
5th Avenue, The Growing Place on
Plank Road, and both Oxford Bank
locations at Rt. 59 and 83rd Street
and Book Road and 75th. Only
Country Curtains and Nona Jo’s sell
Preview Day tickets. For more
information or to purchase tickets
online, visit our website
www.napervillegardenclub.org or call
our ticket chairperson Barbara at 630964-7408. Proceeds support the
mission and activities of the Club and
the scholarships we award to local
students.
Let us be the first to wish you
“Happy Holidays!” The Naperville
Garden Club is looking forward to
being a part of YOUR holiday season!
2015
Cup of Cheer ™
Naperville Garden Club’s
House Walk,
Holiday
Market & Tea
December 3rd
9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. • $55
December 4th
Naperville Garden Club General Meeting
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. • $35
Wednesday, November 18th, 2015
Bobak’s Signature Events and Conference Center at Seven Bridges
6440 Double Eagle Drive in Woodridge
More information and tickets at
napervillegardenclub.org
Refreshments served at 8:45 a.m. • Business meeting at 9:15 a.m.
Followed by the program “Celebrate the Seasons” presented by Janet Gallagher,
Floral Designer and Instructor at Kishwaukee College.
RSVP with paid reservation of $14 payable to the Naperville Garden Club
to Deb Tritt, 4143 Royal Mews Circle, Naperville 60564-7176 by November 10th.
Questions? Call Deb at 630-717-9616. We look forward to seeing you!
November 2015
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INFORMATION GUIDE
RRHOA BOARD OF DIRECTORS
BLOCK CAPTAIN
REPRESENTATIVES
President Kamala Martinez [email protected] 630-904-5610
Treasurer Jim Dorociak
[email protected]
630-904-5424
Ariel Court
Hilary Lehman
857-3905
Baybrook Court
Jim Sovik
904-6220
Vice Pres. Tammara Williams [email protected]
630-922-6168
Baybrook Lane
Joi Boudreau
922-1279
Secretary Gene Geekie
630-204-2119
Camelot Circle
Debbie Walde
904-4626
630-904-3584
Clearwater Lane
Cheryl Bonk
983-5949
[email protected]
Director
Rudy Paolucci
Director
Jane Donahue
Clearwater Lane
Laurah Georgi
904-7247
VACANT
Colton Circle
Deb Gronowski
904-8293
Colton Circle
Kathi Molloy
904-6787
Delaware Court
Sherri Holquist
904-1797
Diamond Court
Charlene Klein
904-5623
Dublin Drive
Alice Goodman
904-7212
Emporia Court
Kim Haumann
922-3631
Esquire Circle
Cathy Hopkins
904-9386
Falkner Drive
Diane Hiss
922-5810
Halifax Court
Sue Duncan
355-5275
Director
River Run Committees
Landscape
Board Liaison
Tammara Williams
922-6168
Architectural Review
Manydown Court
Stephanie Gathe
922-1030
Board Liaison
Milford Court
Jim Haviley
904-1968
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Princess Circle
Leanne Pastene
904-1756
Richwood Court
Maureen Blohm
904-9650
Robert Lane
Patricia Luster
904-0156
Sebastian Drive
Tiffany Howell
854-0401
Vincent Court
Linda Pula
904-7852
Wicklow Road
VACANT
MANAGEMENT COMPANY ROWELL, INC.
Neighborhood Watch
Juanita Cobb [email protected]
Directory
Alisa Guthrie
[email protected]
BLOCK CAPTAIN CO-ORDINATOR
Alisa Guthrie
S.H.O.W. Delegates
Kamala Martinez
Naperville Homeowners
Jim Dorociak
[email protected]
904-5610
904-5424
Confederation Delegate
All newsletter articles and notices are to be
submitted by email to Jan Foster at
[email protected]
BY THE 15TH OF THE MONTH FOR THE NEXT
MONTH’S ISSUE
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Franz Weyandt - President
John Deyoung - Vice President
COMMERCIAL DISPLAY ADVERTISING DEADLINE
15th of each month
Kelly Firnett - Secretary
Chris LeShock - Treasurer
Property Management
Rowell, Inc.
Brian Brooks
2587 Millenium Drive, Suite H
Elgin, IL 60124
847-991-6000 Ext. 6762 • Fax 847-991-6122
E-mail: [email protected]
Please direct any property management business questions
to 847-991-6000 Ext. 6762.
Jan Foster
Preferred Business Services, Inc.
971 Waterside Court, Aurora, IL 60502
630‑585‑9340 Fax 630‑585‑8232
Email: [email protected]
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“Publication of paid advertisements in the
Association’s newsletter is not an endorsement or
recommendation of any advertised product or service.
The Association is not responsible nor liable for the
content of any advertisement published, here.”
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November 2015
the happy gardener
Article Source: Becca Massat
The Growing Place
make a difference with a garden
Garden Tips to Help
Your Plants Through
the Winter
diseased branches.
• It’s also a good time to remove water spouts and
suckers. Water sprouts are long, vertical, straight shoots
that have grown in one season usually along main
branches. They tend to break easily and do not usually
flower. Suckers are shoots that form at the base of the tree.
• Do not prune spring flowering trees and shrubs in the
fall. Viburnum, redbud, lilac, fothergilla, crabapples, and
others have all set their buds for spring so pruning now
will reduce the amount of flowers you will have in the
spring.
Vegetable Gardens
• After the first killing frost, remove and compost all
disease-free plant material. Incorporate 2”-3”of organic
matter or leave it on top for the earthworms to work and
turn it under next spring. Working the soil amendments
into garden beds now will allow you to get into the garden
earlier in the spring.
Falling Leaves
Watering
• Watering is key. It's important to continue to water your
new and established plantings until the ground freezes. If
your sprinkler system has been shut down for the season,
it's time to bring out the hoses.
Rose Care
• Wait to prune your roses until spring. With our winters,
there will be some cane die back and the longer the canes
the better the survival.
• Protecting grafted roses (hybrid tea, grandiflora and
floribunda). Surround with chicken wire and fill with
about 8-12”of loose mulch and leaf clippings. Wait until
after the ground freezes to do this because if the
temperatures are too warm when the mulch is applied, the
stems and crown can start to rot. Evergreen boughs will
also make a great mulch and helps keep the rabbits away.
• Hardier shrub roses do not need protection.
Pruning
• Pruning stimulates new growth so the best time to prune
trees and shrubs is after all the leaves have fallen and they
are dormant. You can then remove crossing, dead and
• Fallen tree leaves makes great garden mulch. Use your
mower or a shredder to chop leaves up to the size of your
thumb nail or smaller. Use leaf mulch to insulate roses,
add it to your compost pile, use it as garden mulch in
landscape beds, incorporate into edible garden beds and
spread thinly on the lawn to decompose over the winter.
Perennials
• Some perennial plants benefit from being cut back in late
fall, and others are best left to late winter or spring for
practical and aesthetic reasons. With some exceptions it’s
best to wait until late winter or early spring to cut back
perennials. Exceptions include those plants prone to
powdery mildew such as herbaceous peony, monarda and
tall phlox, and plants that aggressively reseed. Cut back
diseased leaves but don’t put them in your compost pile.
• Several plants survive better if left unpruned. Butterfly
bush, asters, foxglove and mums in particular benefit from
foliage left over the winter to insulate the crown of the
plants. Some plants such as Russian sage, caryopteris and
fallopia will die if cut back in fall.
Tool Tune-Up
• Take the time to clean your tools of mud, soil and
garden debris. Give then a sharpen if necessary and put
them away for ready use next season.
November 2015
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Preparing for the Thanksgiving Feast
Early November
• Choose a menu.
• If you’re ordering a fresh turkey, do it now; if you’re buying a frozen turkey, you still have time, but don’t wait until the
last minute. Remember: It’s best to allow four to five days for it to thaw.
• Floral centerpieces finish off a well-set table. Florists are busy this time of year, so order flowers now.
4 Days Before Thanksgiving
• Compose a shopping list, and purchase all nonperishables. Wait until the day before Thanksgiving to buy salad greens,
fresh bread, or seafood.
• If you’re baking pies for dessert, make the dough for the crust, roll it out, lay it into pie plates, and freeze.
• Start defrosting the frozen turkey in the coldest part of the refrigerator. Plan ahead to allow a full day for every 4 pounds
of turkey being thawed.
2 Days Before Thanksgiving
• Homemade stuffing often calls for stale bread; cut and cube the bread now, and set the cubes out in a single layer on a
baking sheet.
• If using cloth napkins or tablecloths, iron them now.
• Make the cranberry sauce; a couple of days in the refrigerator will give the flavors time to develop.
• Prepare the serving pieces, plates, flatware, glasses, etc.
1 Day Before Thanksgiving
Defrost pie dough; assemble and bake pies.
Make the giblet stock for the gravy. Make the vegetables and side dishes that require baking, such as casseroles, and
reheat them tomorrow; or assemble them today, and cook them right before dinner.
Peel the potatoes, and then refrigerate them in a pot of cold water.
Pick up the fresh turkey from the market.
Prepare the stuffing, but leave out any raw eggs until you stuff the bird.
Set the table tonight or first thing in the morning.
Thanksgiving Day
• Remove the turkey from the refrigerator, and allow it to sit for 1 hour at room temperature.
• Preheat the oven, and stuff the turkey.
• Put the turkey in the oven, basting it every half hour.
• Chill the white wine.
• Make the mashed potatoes. Closer to dinnertime, place them in a heat-proof bowl and set them at the back of the stove
over simmering water.
• Whip the cream for the pie; prepare the coffee, but do not brew it until about 20 minutes before it will be served.
• Check the temperature of the turkey at the thigh, which is the thickest part. If the thermometer reads 165 degrees,
remove the turkey from the oven. If not, check the temperature every 15 minutes until the bird is done.
• The turkey will need to sit for 30 minutes prior to carving. Take advantage of the break to make the gravy and any lastminute vegetables. Remove stuffing from bird; transfer to a baking pan.
• Bake until stuffing reaches 165 degrees.
• Call everyone to the table.
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NAPERVILLE
NEWCOMERS
AND
NEIGHBORS
CLUB
A Social Club for
New and Established
Residents
Invites you to our
Welcome Coffee
Monday, Dec. 7th
11:00 a.m.
Naperville
Municipal Center
400 S. Eagle Street
Lower Level
Children are Welcome!
Day, evening and weekend
activities include: Biking,
Book Discussion, Breakfast
Bunch, Bridge, Bowling,
Bunco, Canasta, Chat and
Stitch, Coffee Shop Chat,
Cooking/Baking, Craft
Connection, Euchre, Know
and Tell,Movie Groups,
Potlucks, French/Spanish
Conversation, Golf,
Investment Discussion,
Knitting, Let’s Do Lunch,
Mom’s and Tots Groups,
Pinochle, Quilting, TGIF
Social, Trips & Tours,
Walking, Wine Tasting,
Wine and Dine, and more!
For information
call Sue at 630-904-5629 or
Margaret at 630-484-6032.
To learn more, visit us at
NapervilleNewcomers
andNeighborsClub.com
Join us, have fun, make
friends!
Sponsorship Opportunities
are Available.
November 2015
Out & About
this year’s event is “50 Years of Healing”
commemorating the Vietnam War as we
honor and remember the 3 million service
men and women who left family and friends
to fight a politically unpopular war far from
home. Fifty eight thousand died serving in
November 6 - 8 - Celebration of the Arts - Southeast Asia leaving behind family and
You are invited to the 18th Annual
friends who yet carry the burden of their
"Celebration of the Arts" Fine Art and Craft
loss. Returning veterans of that conflict did
Fair at St. Thomas the Apostle Catholic
not receive the welcome home they so richly
Church, 1500 Brookdale Road in Naperville. deserved. Nevertheless, the passage of five
Original art and crafts of more than 30 local decades has brought awareness that the
artists are featured including paintings,
men and women of our armed forces, sent
photography, jewelry, ceramics, pottery,
to fight on foreign battlefields, earn the
wood crafts and fabric art with 20% of the
support and thanks of their fellow
proceeds benefiting educational needs in
countrymen. The Naperville 2015 Healing
Haiti. Opening reception on Friday from 7:00 Field of Honor® field of flags will stand as a
to 9:00 p.m. Saturday open from 11:00 a.m. solemn tribute to those who fought and died
to 6:00 p.m. and Sunday 9:00 a.m. to 1:00
during the Vietnam War.
p.m.
November 8 - Naperville Marathon and
November 6 - An Evening in Paris - 360
Half Marathon - This Naperville Marathon
Youth Services will host their 25th Annual
event will include a 26.2 mile and 13.1 mile
Gala at the new Embassy Suites in
long race that will run along roads and forest
Naperville. Our theme this year is “An
preserves. Runners will take to the streets
Evening in
for the Naperville Half Marathon and
Paris”. The
Marathon! Both races begin at 7:00 a.m. on
evening will be
Eagle Street between Jackson Avenue and
highlighted with
Aurora Avenue in downtown Naperville.
a Silent and
Highlights for the 2015 event include start,
Live Auction, a
finish and race village areas near the heart
sit down dinner,
of downtown Naperville. A course that offers
plus some
every runner a tour of central Naperville. A
wonderful
flatter course in the second half for full
surprises
marathon runners. Improved gear check and
throughout the
post-race food amenities. A unique post-race
event. Black tie
celebration experience in downtown
optional, $175 per guest, Embassy Suites
Naperville! Check the Website for more
Naperville, 1823 Abriter Court. Doors open
information at www.naperville26.com
at 5:30 p.m. For additional information,
please contact 360 Youth Services at 630November 13 - French Market - Naperville
961-2992, Ext. 1129 or
Woman's Club - Join us from 10:00 a.m. to
[email protected]
5:00 p.m. for fabulous finds includes
gourmet food, giftware, distinctive fine
November 6 - 12 - 2015 Healing Field of
linens, soaps and lotions, jewelry, home
Honor - Rotary Hill will once again provide
decor, flowers, unique clothing and more!
the gorgeous setting for Naperville’s 2015
Featuring merchants from the Naperville
Healing Field of Honor®. Thousands of U.S. area. Located at Old Stone Church, 14 S.
flags posted to create a sea of red, white
Washington Street. For more details go to
and blue that will form an inspiring and
our French Market page
lasting memory as the residents from
www.napervillewomansclub.org
Naperville and surrounding communities
Questions can be directed to 630-420-9680
unite to honor our veterans.The theme for
or email [email protected]
November 2015
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THE GROWING
PLACE
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November 26 - 18th Annual 5K Turkey
Trot - The annual 5K Turkey Trot will be
held on Thanksgiving morning starting at
8:00 a.m. at Naperville
Central High School, 440
Aurora Avenue, Naperville.
Run Fast, EAT LATER, No
Penalty! You are the reason
the Naperville Noon Lions has
been able to help over three thousand
children and families in Naperville with
vision and hearing care and diabetes
support since our first run in 1998. Join us
again this year! For further information call
630-364-3922 or go online to
napervilleturkeytrot.com.
November 29 - Little Friends Parade of
Lights - Held as part of the Hometown
Holidays celebration in downtown
Naperville, the Little Friends Parade of
Lights features a spectacular collaboration
of lights, festive floats and Santa's arrival in
preparation for the busy holiday season.
Thousands of people attend this annual
parade, which helps to celebrate the holiday
season in downtown Naperville. This year's
parade will step off at 5:00 p.m. Due to
construction of the new Water Street
development, line-up and staging will begin
on Jackson Avenue near the Administrative
Offices of the Naperville Park District and
the Alfred Rubin Center. The parade will
navigate down Jackson Avenue to Main
Street, through the heart of downtown;
continuing past the Main Street Promenade
on Van Buren Avenue, and end at Naper
School on Eagle Street. For more
information visit LittleFriendsInc.org or call
630-355-6533.
December 5 - Downtown Naperville
Holiday Cookie Walk - Sure to satisfy any
sweet tooth, buy your tickets now to
participate in Downtown Naperville's
inaugural Holiday Cookie Walk on Saturday,
December 5 from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Attendees with receive a commemorative
souvenir Cookie Tin along with a map
touring many downtown Naperville shops
and restaurants. You'll end the afternoon
with a tin full (2 dozen) of custom made
(pre-wrapped) holiday cookies (one cookie,
per entry, per stop). Cookies prepared by
chefs from Le Chocolat, Mo's Bake House,
Hugo's Frog Bar & Fish House, Ted's
Montana Grill and many more! The only
hard part will be getting the cookies home
before you want to eat them all! A great
event to do with family and friends. Limited
tickets for sale - available for purchase $20
per person/tin (cash or check only) at the
Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce
offices Main Street Promenade, Suite 351.
December 5 - The Guild of St. Patrick’s
Residence to Host Annual Christmas
Cookie Walk and Boutique - The Guild of
St. Patrick’s Residence will host its annual
Christmas Cookie Walk and Boutique from
10:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon. Cookies will be
sold by the pound or you may purchase
them pre-packaged or stroll among the
tables of a vast assortment. Back by popular
demand will be the ever-favorite English
toffee and White Chocolate Carmelite
Delight both made by the Sisters of St.
Patrick’s. We are looking for cookie bakers
to share your favorite holiday cookies with
us. We would appreciate 5 to 6 dozen
holiday-themed cookies delivered to the
St. Patrick’s Volunteer Office in disposable
containers/trays on Friday, December 4th
between the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
It’s a wonderful family or group project. If
you have any questions regarding the
Cookie Walk, please contact Jill Whitledge,
Volunteer Coordinator at 630-416-6565, ext.
528 or [email protected].
St. Patrick’s is located at 1400 Brookdale
Road in Naperville.
2000 Montgomery Road,
Aurora 630-820-8088
•
25w471 Plank Road,
Naperville 630-355-4000
November 7
Holiday Shops Open in
Naperville & Aurora
Monday-Saturday: 9am-4pm;
Sunday: 11am-4pm
Find fresh cut greens, trees,
garland,wreaths, and swags.
Choose from a wide selection
of custom-design wreaths and
containers or create your own!
Unique accents and one-ofkind gifts. Both locations open
through December 23.
November 14
Make & Take Gifts: Miniature
Chair & Table with The
Enchanted Acorn
10am, Aurora, $30
Laura from The Enchanted
Acorn will teach you how to
make a woodland chair and
side table out of twigs and
bark that's the perfect little gift
for indoor or outdoor
miniature fairy gardens. Then
have fun decorating and
accessorizing your mini
furniture with acrylic paint,
glitter, beads, moss, twigs and
other materials! Call
630.355.4000 to register.
November 21 & 22
Holiday Open House
All day, Both locations
We're making this weekend
merry and bright! Visit our
historic house in Aurora and
our cozy shop in Naperville for
treats and specials throughout
the day. Details to come!
November 21
Make & Take: Wreath,
Container or Door Swag
10am & 1pm, Both locations,
Wreath or Container $49, Door
Swag $39 - Our designers will
help you make a wreath,
container or door swag
perfectly fit for your home
using fresh greens and accents.
Call 630.355.4000 to register.
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November 2015
COMPLETE THIS FORM IF YOU ARE A NEW RESIDENT OR CHANGES ARE
TO BE MADE IN THE RIVER RUN DIRECTORY.
Please complete this form if you have ____ changes to the directory or you are a ____ new resident of River Run.
NAME: ____________________________________________________________________
ADDRESS: ________________________________________________________________
PHONE NO: ______________________________ FAX NO: ________________________
E-MAIL ADDRESS: __________________________________ DATE OF MOVE-IN: ____________
Children’s Names
__________________________
__________________________
__________________________
__________________________
__________________________
Birthdates
__________
__________
__________
__________
__________
Youth Services (List babysitting, pet sitting, yard work, etc.)
______________________________________
______________________________________
______________________________________
______________________________________
______________________________________
Return this form to Alisa Guthrie, 4307 Esquire Circle, Naperville, IL 60564
or email information to [email protected].
NEW RESIDENTS
ADAVADKAR, PRANSHU & TEJASI
4207 Richwood Court
414-324-9391
[email protected]
Date of move-in: July 2015
Rohan age 9
Shriya age 5
CYR, JEREMY & BETSY
4268 Colton Circle
445-8191
[email protected]
Date of move-in: August 2015
Sophia 5/2003
Sarah 4/2006
IYER, RAM & MALATHI
4323 Ariel Court
764-9091
[email protected]
Hari 2/2001
Rashmi 8/1995
BAILEY, JEFF & SABRINA
1747 Baybrook Lane
360-601-1451
[email protected]
Jessie age 12
Elsie age 10
GARD, MICHAEL & JULEE
4412 Esquire Circle
247-4592
[email protected]
Date of move-in: October 2015
Anna 10/1999
Caroline 3/2001
Andrew 3/2001
MULAMALLA, VANI & ABHI
4367 Camelot Circle
230-6663
[email protected]
Date of move-in: May 2015
Aanya 8/2009
BYRNE, MATT & RANAE
4316 Camelot Circle
310-987-6799
331-702-2790
[email protected]
Colin 7/2011
Charlotte 12/2013
GRUESCHOW, ERIC & ANDREA
WALTER
4231 Clearwater Lane
219-771-3160 Andrea
219-242-2632 Eric
[email protected]
[email protected]
Date of move-in:June 2015
Cooper 4/2009
TAN, MYRON & ELAINE
1615 Dublin Drive
759-0024
[email protected]
Date of move-in: September 2015
Chanlene 5/2000
Megan 8/2006
November 2015
Architectural
Improvement/Modification
Application
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Jeff Stainer ...
NOT your “TYPICAL” Real Estate Agent!
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He almost always answers calls, and in the very
rare instances when he can't, he returns the call
within the hour. Sometimes, I wonder if the man
ever sleeps. He truly does work HARD to get your
home sold at a good price. There were several
times when my wife and I wanted to reduce our
asking price, but amazingly, Jeff convinced us not
to, forsaking an easier selling opportunity. He does
what is best for his clients, not himself. Believe it or
not, I've actually told him that he is working too
hard for his clients. Along with being a great and
very professional real-estate agent, he is just a nice
human being. He instantly becomes a part of the
family. As happy as we are to have sold our home,
we are going to miss working with Jeff. You will
not ever regret choosing Jeff to represent you.
Bala and Alamu R., Naperville
I don't think I've met a person who has worked
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family home. We were referred to Jeff by a friend
and after placing our first phone call to him, he was
over at our townhouse within 24 hours for our
initial meeting. Jeff treated us like old friends
though we had not met him and we knew right
away we were in good hands. Jeff worked around
the clock for us and always responded to any
phone call, email or text we had within an hour.
Most often he was reaching out to us first so we
were never behind in what was going on. Our
purchase was not an easy one (issues not relating to
realtor), but Jeff handled them with flying colors.
He wouldn't take no for an answer if we came
across a roadblock and did not give up until we got
what we wanted. There is no question in my mind
that we would not have gotten the house we did if
it were not for Jeff. I cannot say enough good things
about him. My spouse and I are so pleased and
grateful for Jeff! His work ethic is incomparable.
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River Run Club...
“A private, social, recreational and fitness club.”
From the GM’s Desk
ovember is a fantastic time of the year to take
a few moments of your busy day and reflect
back to be thankful for all the positive and
good things which have taken place during the past spring
and summer season at the Clubhouse.
Here at the clubhouse, we had many new upgrades
and changes from new pool furniture to the Grand
Opening of the Bistro Café, which offered an expanded
menu, grilled items and lots of specials during the week.
The rear of the Clubhouse received a face lift with a
new coat of paint as well as brand new banquet chairs for
events inside the clubhouse.
The cabana poolside along with both gazebos made
their day view where members and guests were able to
enjoy the outdoor pool within in a few feet of the water.
Our newly remodeled Lounge Room was completely
redone from floor to ceiling with new furniture and
entertainment center and hosted River Run’s “first”
Football Tailgate Party earlier in September.
The men’s steam room will be receiving a make-over
during the month of November as we are continuing our
upgrade of the clubhouse facility.
All of these upgrades and improvements took place
without any additional assessment to the club
membership.
Speaking of events, with the holidays quickly
approaching, you may want to book your special family or
business event as the function space in the clubhouse is
filling up quickly. With that in mind, I have a special offer
to any full equity member for the upcoming holiday
season. I will offer a 50% reduction in rental fees for any
Clubhouse event room which is rented on Monday
through Thursday from November 1 to December 30,
2015. Please keep in mind that the Club is closed on
Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and New
Year’s Day.
N
With my staff and I at the clubhouse to assist in
servicing your guests during the event as well as the set
up AND clean up, you will be able to really enjoy the
holidays with family and friends. Just be sure to contact
Chris or myself at the clubhouse to confirm the specific
day, date and time for your event.
Looking forward, holiday decorations for the
clubhouse will begin on the Friday and Saturday after
Thanksgiving as the staff and I have a few surprises in
store for the make-over of the clubhouse as we get ready
for a visit from Santa on Sunday, December 13 and
Sunday, December 20. Actual times and activities for this
event will be posted in the email blast which is sent every
Tuesday afternoon on a weekly basis.
This email blast is an excellent way for all of the
members to be updated as to the events and times of any
future events. In regards to emails, the staff at the
clubhouse will be contacting all equity members to update
the club information such as email addresses and home
phone numbers for our 2015 files. Please keep in mind that
this information is for River Run Clubhouse business only
and the information is not made available to outside
venues.
As the 2015 fiscal year for the River Run Club comes to
a close on October 31, 2015, the Board of Directors and
myself will be reviewing fiscal year 2015 and working on
the 2016 fiscal year to be presented at the Annual Equity
Membership Meeting in January 2016. The goal of the
Board of Directors and myself is to continue to provide the
high standards of service which the membership has
become accustomed to receiving while making upgrades
whenever needed.
As I stated in the opening of this newsletter, this is a
perfect time for me to reflect and be thankful to work
alongside a staff that is truly dedicated and committed to
serving the membership as well as a Board of Directors
that truly cares about the well being and comradery of it’s
members.
But most of all, to serve a membership that promotes a
sense of community involvement in a friendly
environment is motivation to keep reaching for the stars!
Looking forward to seeing everyone real soon.
Best regards, Mark Maiorano
November 2015
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November 2015
November Activity Calendar
Come Join the Fun at the
Clubhouse and GET FIT!
CLUBHOUSE HOURS OF OPERATION
Monday - Friday 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Saturday - Sunday 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
club.riverrunnaperville.org
Tabata – Cardio/Strength, interval training. High intensity
Tone & Tighten – A full hour of various exercises to shape the whole
body while burning fat!
Athletic Yoga – Stationary cycling designed to challenge your cardio *
sculpts your legs. Yoga designed to lengthen & stretch the muscles
used in cycling.
RIVER RUN CLUB BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Jose Martinez
Jeff Algrem
Tony Smith
Michael Piggott
President
Vice President
Treasurer
Secretary
630-904-5610
630-355-1435
630-904-5116
630-428-0364
Cardio/Strength – Stationary cycling giving a great cardiovascular
workout with little or no impact on the joints. Body toning using a variety
of weights & or flex balls concludes with abdominal & lower back work
and finished with relaxing stretch.
Pilates - The art of controlled movements, which should look and feel
like a workout (not a therapy) when properly manifested. If practiced with
RIVER RUN CLUB
Mark Maiorano • General Manager • 630-904-1494 X10
4204 Clearwater Lane • Naperville, IL 60564
630-904-1494 • Fax 630-904-1498
consistency, pilates improves flexibility, builds strength and develops
control and endurance in the whole human body.
Zumba - Involves both dance and aerobic elements. The choreography
incorporates hip-hop, soca, samba, salsa, merengue and mambo.
Squats and lunges are also included.
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