From the President September 2012 Kamala Ma rtinez [email protected] 904-5610 Director Jim Dorociak [email protected] 904-5424 Director Tammara Williams [email protected] 922-6168

September 2012

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

Garage Sale ..........................2

Board of Directors ................3

Directory Update ................4

Blood Donation Drive ..........5

Black Cat Ball ......................6

Pet Tales ..............................7

What’s Happening ..............8

The Happy Gardener............10

River Run Club News..........29

Parent’s Night Out ..............30

Social Calendar of Events ....31

Aerobics Schedule ................31

Tennis Update ......................32

Fall Tennis Sessions ............33

Steps Dance Classes ............34Visit the RRHOA Website at

www.river-run.org

From the PresidentBy Rex Burr

Dear River Run Homeowners,

As I board a plane headed for one of my favorite cities, BostonMassachusetts, I realize it must be time again to update the RiverRun newsletter. Yes, my streak of updates from the road

continues.

This month's update will center on a very important issue, which wasbrought to my attention by one of our concerned homeowners.Specifically, Will County is proposing some zoning changes for thequarry located at the corner of Hassert and Plainfield-Naperville Road.There are three proposals as follows:

1) A map amendment from agricultural (A1) to industrial (I2)2) A special use permit for general construction and demolition recycling,(concrete, etc.)3) Outdoor storage of uncontained bulk materials

A public hearing on the matter is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday,September 18th at the Will County Executive Building located at 302 N.Chicago Street in Joliet. I encourage all River Run homeowners to attendthe hearing to learn more about the proposal, understand how it mayimpact our neighborhood and voice related concerns.

For more information, please contact the Will County PlanningDepartment at 815-774-7905 or visit the Website atwww.willcountylanduse.com.

Until next time, I wish you all a happy and safe September.

Check the River RunWebsite www.river-run.org

for the next Boardmeeting.

Sign-up today forthe fall River RunGarage Sale onSeptember 14and 15. Moredetails in thisnewsletter on

page 2.

The River Run Reporter2 September 2012

RIVER RUN GARAGE SALE REGISTRATION FORMFall 2012

Name: ________________________________________ Phone: _____________________

Address: _____________________________________________

Please enclose $10.00 CASH and return this form toJolynn Cogdill 630-904-5826 by September 9th.

It’s time to clean out your basement, garageand attic for the

Annual Fall Garage Sale!

Friday, September 149:00 a.m to 3:00 p.m.

andSaturday, September 15

9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Cost to participate is $10.00 cash to cover advertising inseveral local newspapers, signs, flyers and garage salekits. The cost of advertising has increased from past

years.

Return the below RSVP form to Jolynn Cogdill by September 9th.

Pick-up garage sale kits from Jolynn onWednesday, September 12th between 4:00 and 8:00 p.m.

River Run Committees

Management

INFORMATION GUIDERRHOA BOARD OF DIRECTORS

President Rex Burr [email protected] 857-3112

Treasurer Tony Smith [email protected] 337-7599

Secretary Curt Vondrasek [email protected]

Director Kamala Martinez [email protected] 904-5610

Director Jim Dorociak [email protected] 904-5424

Director Tammara Williams [email protected] 922-6168

Director Peter Scavetta [email protected] 922-6319

BLOCK CAPTAINREPRESENTATIVES

Ariel Court Hilary Lehman 857-3905

Baybrook Court Jim Sovik 904-6220

Baybrook Lane Joi Boudreau 922-1279

Camelot Circle Debbie Walde 904-4626

Clearwater Lane Cheryl Bonk 983-5949

Clearwater Lane Laurah Georgi 904-7247

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

Manydown Court Stephanie Gathe 922-1030

Milford Court Jim Haviley 904-1968

Princess Circle Leanne Pastene 904-1756

Richwood Court Maureen Blohm 904-9650

Robert Lane Maria Weddige 904-4688

Robert Lane Patricia Luster 904-0156

Sebastian Drive Tiffany Howell 854-0401

Vincent Court Linda Pula 904-7852

Wicklow Road Cathy Janek 904-4475

BLOCK CAPTAIN CO-ORDINATOR

Alisa Guthrie [email protected]

Landscape Linda Perlstein - Chair 904-6330

Joi Boudreau 922-1279

Kim Monovich 922-1998

Jacqueline Blackwell 922-9433

Mary Schmidt 904-6755

Board Liaison Tammara Williams 922-6168

Board Liaison Peter Scavetta 922-6319

Architectural Review Jeff Algrem - Chair 355-1435

[email protected]

John DeYoung [email protected] 904-5864

Fred Langer 904-5616

Board Liaison Curt Vondrasek

Board Liaison Peter Scavetta 922-6319

Neighborhood Watch Juanita Cobb [email protected]

Directory Alisa Guthrie [email protected]

S.H.O.W. Delegates Open

Naperville Homeowners Jim Dorociak 904-5424

Confederation Delegate

River Run Raptors Scott Sommers - President 904-1464

Franz Weyandt - Vice President

Kelly Firnett - Secretary

Chris LeShock - Treasurer

Couples Bowling Steve & Julie Puntney 904-6200

Website Committee Terri Huang [email protected]

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Naperville Area Humane SocietyAnnounces “Feline Frenzy”Adoption Promotion

Naperville AreaHumane Society(NAHS) is excited to

announce the “Feline Frenzy”adoption promotion being heldAugust 30, through September 10,2012. During Feline Frenzy, anapproved adopter can take homean adult cat (6 months and older)for just $5 or a kitten (2 to 5months) for $75.

“Summer is an exceptionallydifficult time for shelters. Thereare literally thousands of cats andkittens needing homes, and manyorganizations such as ours havevery limited space,” said Michelle

Lenz, animal care manager atNAHS. “We have an adoptionroom full of kittens, plus manymore in our foster homes and onour waiting list. We have no doubtthat the current economy hasaffected our adoptions, buthopefully Feline Frenzy willencourage those thinking aboutadopting a cat or kitten to actuallypursue it.

“Adult cats are oftenoverlooked by visitors if there arekittens available. One of the greatthings about adult cats is that theirpersonalities are already formed.They can be a great addition to afamily, and they’ll thank youevery day for the new life they’vebeen given,” continued Ms. Lenz.

At NAHS all adult cats and

kittens have received an initial vetexam, age-appropriatevaccinations, and a microchip;they have been tested forFeLV/FIV and are spayed orneutered before going home.

Naperville Area HumaneSociety is a private, not-for-profitorganization founded in 1979 todevelop and implement animalwelfare programs and serviceswithin Naperville and thesurrounding area. NAHS’ goal isto protect animals and to preventanimal suffering. While providingshelter and adoption programs forhomeless animals, NAHS alsostrives to educate the communityon compassion, respect, andkindness toward all living things.

I RESCUEDMY BESTFRIEND!

Pet TalesBy the Naperville Area Humane Society

Hi, my name is Harley.I am a beautiful five-year-old female

longhair cat that has been waiting for

a new home since October! I really

don't want to be here an entire year.

It's hard to watch all the kittens and

other cats get adopted while I wait

patiently for my forever home. I get

along with other cats and I even play

catch! Please stop by our Kittyland

cat room soon.

I would love to meet you!

“FELINE FRENZY” ADOPTION


What’s Happening...SEPTEMBER 1 - LAST

FLING - The Naperville

Jaycees’ four-day, end-of-

summer, downtown street

party features carnival rides, a

parade, games and live

musical entertainment

featuring popular national and

local artists. The event will run

from 5:00 to 11:00 p.m. on

Friday, August 31; 10:00 a.m.

to 11:00 p.m. on Saturday,

September 1 and Sunday,

September 2; and 10:00 a.m.

to 6:00 p.m. on Monday,

September 3 along Jackson

Avenue in downtown

Naperville and at Rotary Hill

near the Millennium Carillon.

For more information, visit

www.lastfling.org

SEPTEMBER 5 - NEW

PROGRAM FOR KIDS IN

GRADES K-3 TRAVELERS'

KLUB! - Get your passport

ready as we travel to different

places, not always those you

would find on a map!

Travelers' Klub kicks off

Wednesday, September 5 with

Grossology. We'll travel

through the human body to

find out why it does the things

that are sooo gross! This

program for children in grades

K through 3 without a

caregiver starts at 4 p.m. in the

95th Street Library, 2035

Cedar Glade Dr. For more

details visit www.napervile-

lib.org.

SEPTEMBER 6, 13, 18 - PAY

IT FORWARD: KNIT OR

CROCHET AN AFGHAN -

Pay it forward by knitting and

crocheting squares for

patchwork afghans that will be

donated to Warm Up America,

a charitable organization for

people in need. Experienced

knitters and crocheters are

welcome to share their

expertise with beginners! The

3 monthly sessions begin

Thursday, September 6,

Nichols Library; Thursday,

September 13, Naper

Boulevard Library and

Tuesday, September 18 95th

Street Library. All sessions

start at 6:30 p.m. This

program is for teens and

adults. For more details visit

www.napervile-lib.org.

SEPTEMBER 10 & 11 - TWO

NEW TEEN BOOK CLUBS! -

Teens, books and food - what

a great combination! The

Naperville Public Library

thinks so too and is debuting

two new teen book clubs this

fall. Pizza and Books will meet

Monday, September 10 at 7:00

p.m. in the Nichols Library.

Teens will choose the books to

be discussed. Brownies and

Books will meet Tuesday,

September 11 at 4:30 p.m. in

the 95th Street Library. They

will discuss As Easy as Falling

off the Face of the Earth by

Lynn Rae Perkins. For more

details visit www.napervile-

lib.org.

SEPTEMBER 15 & 16 -

RIVERWALK FINE ART FAIR

- The Riverwalk Fine Art Fair

features a wide variety of high-

caliber art near the

intersection of Main Street and

Jackson Avenue on Saturday,

September 15 and Sunday,

September 16 from 10:00 a.m.

to 5:00 p.m. For more

information, visit

www.napervilleartleague.com.

SEPTEMBER 15 - 22 -

N A P E R V I L L E

INDEPENDENT FILM

FESTIVAL - The fifth annual

Naperville Independent Film

Festival will take place

Saturday, September 15

through Saturday, September

22. Films will be screened at

Classic Cinemas Ogden 6

Theaters, Hollywood Palms

Cinema, Hollywood Blvd

Cinema and Smith Hall on the

campus of North Central

College. Seventy-six films and

five screenplays were officially

selected to be part of this

year's festival and 48 of these

entries were selected as

contenders for awards. The

winners of this year's festival

will be announced at the Red

Carpet Closing Night

Ceremony at the Hollywood

Palms Cinema on Saturday,

September 22. For more

information, showtimes and

locations, visit

www.naperfilmfest.org.

SEPTEMBER 19 - LEARN

MORE ABOUT FRANK

LLOYD WRIGHT: HIS LIFE

AND TIMES - Frank Lloyd

Wright had a life of romance,

tragedy, scandals and skills.

Ed Dzialo portrays this

fascinating maverick and

takes you through the different

stages of Wright's life. Join him

on Wednesday, September 19

at 7 p.m. in the Nichols Library,

200 W. Jefferson Ave. No

registration is required for this

free program that is partially

funded by a grant from the City

of Naperville. For more details

Continued on next page...

SEPTEMBER EVENTS& CLASSES AT THEGROWING PLACE

•9/1 - Screening: Hiding orHelping the View - 10:00 a.m.,Aurora

9/8 - Miniature IndoorGardens - 10:00 a.m., Aurora

9/15 - Beginning Gardening -9:00 a.m., both locations

9/15 - Lessons from ourLearning Gardens Stroll -10:00 a.m., both locations

9/22& 23 - CELEBRATEFALL FEST - 9:00 a.m. - 5:00p.m., Aurora

Celebrate the simplepleasures of the harvest atThe Growing Place in Aurora.Enjoy the lively tunes of atraditional folk trio beginningat 12:00 p.m. and join in thefun with instruments forchildren to try. Tour ourbeehives and learn abouthow honeybees transformnectar and pollen intodelicious honey. Play oldfashioned games with anautumn theme and create avariety of kid-friendly crafts.Dick's Donuts, Page'sPopcorn and Heavenly HotDogs will tempt you withfresh treats. Meet the horsesof Ready, Set, Ride, atherapeutic horseback ridingrecreation facility. OnSaturday at 11:30 a.m. we willshare the special stories ofthe winners of our OnceUpon a Time Fairy StoryContest. Bring the family fortwo days of fun!

9/29 - Bulbs: Buried Treasure- 10am, Aurora


NapervilleNaperville!!!visit www.napervile-lib.org.

SEPTEMBER 21 - 23 - FALL

GIRLS WEEKEND - Back by

popular demand, ladies of all

ages will be heading to

Downtown Naperville for a

weekend of fashion, food and

fun! Events and sales take

place all weekend enabling

gals and their pals to join in at

any point. Daily brunch fashion

shows highlight the weekend

featuring the latest Fall styles

from downtown merchants at a

reasonable cost for brunch,

fashions and chance to win

great prizes. Fashion Shows

will take place on Friday,

September 21 at Catch 35 (35

S. Washington) at 9:00 a.m.,

Saturday, September 22 at

Sullivan's Steakhouse (244 S.

Main) at 10:00 a.m. and on

Sunday, September 23 at

Hugo's Frog Bar (55 S. Main

Street) at 10:00 a.m. Limited

seating is available and

reservations need to be made

in advance by calling the

restaurants. For a complete

schedule of Fall Girls

Weekend events, sales and

free seminars, visit

downtownnaperville.com.

SEPTEMBER 23 - WALK TO

END ALZHEIMER'S - The

Alzheimer's Association of

Greater Illinois will sponsor a

Walk to End Alzheimer's on

Sunday, September 23 at

Benedetti-Wehrli Stadium, 455

S. Brainard St. Check-in and

registration will begin at 8:00

a.m. with the walk starting at

10:00 a.m. For more

information, visit

http://act.alz.org/naperville2012

.

SEPTEMBER 23 - ERIC

H U T C H I N S O N

PERFORMANCE - Warner

Bros. Records recording artist

Eric Hutchinson will perform at

6:00 p.m. on Sunday,

September 23 at Wentz

Concert Hall at the Fine Arts

Center, 171 E. Chicago Ave.

Tickets are $50 and $45. For

more information, call 630-

637-7469 or visit

northcentralcollege.edu/showtix

.

NOW - DEC 1 - NAPER

SETTLEMENT DEBUTS

NEW MOBILE AUDIO TOUR -

Naper Settlement recently

launched a smartphone-based

audio tour system that

provides visitors with short

audio clips about the different

historic stops throughout the

museum. The audio tour is

included with admission during

regular hours of operations

and will be available through

Saturday, December 1. The

tour is free except for carrier

charges for minutes or data

used. Naper Settlement also

has non-cell phone audio tours

available at the Visitor Center

Lobby Desk. For more

information, visit

napersettlement.museum.

NapervilleNewcomers andNeighbors Club

Invites you to ourAnnual New and

EstablishedResident

Kick-OffWelcome

Coffee

To present our activities andevents for the 2012-2013

seasonMonday, September 10thfrom 10:00 a.m. to noon

Naperville Municipal Center400 S. Eagle St., Lower Level

Children are Welcome

Come out to meet thecoordinators of all of our

wonderful activities and sign up for those you

would like to try out! Meet your neighbors! Chat

with Board Members! Meet representatives of local

charities supported by theNNNC!

Enjoy refreshments providedby Trader Joe’s!

Try pizza samples providedby Jet’s Pizza!

Childtime Learning Centerwill provide activities for

your children in our “Kid’sCorner”.

Enjoy classical music in thelower level lobby provided by

the Chicago Sinfonietta. Please bring a non-

perishable food item to bedonated to Loaves & Fishes

For information call Sue at630-904-5629

www.napervillenewcomersandneighborsclub.com

Join us, have fun, makefriends!

NEWESTABLISHMENTS

NOW OPENIN DOWNTOWN

NAPERVILLE

Francesca's Collection -

Women's hot apparel and

accessory boutique - 25 W.

Jefferson

Room 363 - eclectic home

décor and accessories

boutique - 232 S.

Washington

Campbell Hill Upscale

Resale - 236 S.

Washington

Jackson Avenue Pub - 7 W

Jackson

Fiamme Pizzeria - dine-in,

featuring a variety of Italian

pizzas - 19 N. Washington

Green Basil - featuring

Vietnamese cuisine - 43 E.

Jefferson, in the Jefferson

Hill building

Pizzeria Neo - upscale

urban dining featuring

wood-fired authentic Italian

pizzas - 47 E. Chicago

Q BBQ - featuring authentic

barbeque cuisine - 103 S.

Main at Van Buren

The Naperville Farmer's Market is open every Saturday from 7:00 a.m. to noon at theFifth Avenue Station parking lot until the last Saturday in October. For more information,

call 630-369-5638 or visit www.naperville.il.us/farmersmarket.aspx


the happy gardenertips for everyone who love to dig

By Heather Prince

September and Octoberare perfect months toplant trees. The warm

moist soil and cool airtemperatures encourage rootgrowth until hard freezes,providing resources for a goodstart in the spring. Many of us areexperiencing tree losses this yeardue to storms, drought andemerald ash borer, so it’s a goodtime to think aboutplanting replacements.

You have lots ofchoices! As you walkyour property and thinkabout what sort of treesyou would like. Treescan help with yourheating and coolingbills. The U.S. ForestService has found thatthree well-placed shadetrees can reduce theannual heating andcooling costs of anIllinois house by 6.5%.

Large deciduous shade treesare best planted on the south sideof the building to offer optimalshade from the hot midday sun insummer, and still allow winterlight to warm the structure. Wesuggest oaks, honeylocusts,ginkgos and maples among othertypes of trees for this purpose. To

block the lower afternoon sun,add small deciduous trees to thewest of the home. Some speciesyou might want to consider forthis area would be serviceberries,magnolias, crabapples, andhornbeams. Many of these treesalso offer food and shelter forbirds and wildlife. In fact, smalltrees or shrubs sited to shade yourair conditioner will allow it to

operate even more efficiently.Plants should be at least three feetaway from the unit to allow forproper air flow. Plus, trees andshrubs can hide the unit, creatinga more pleasing landscape.Evergreen trees can offer aneffective windbreak from ourblustery winter winds whenplanted on the north and

northwest corners of the property.Spruce, arborvitae, and pine canbe particularly effective in thisspot.

You can find trees incontainers, balled and burlappedand in some cases, bare rooted.The Growing Place carries allthree types, although only bareroot in the fall and early spring.

We particularly likethe ease of plantingbare root trees asthey start growingright away, withminimal transplantshock.

To make sureyour tree issuccessful, plant itno deeper thanwhere the rootsbegin to flare fromthe trunk. Studieshave shown thattrees suffer when

planted too deeply. Three to fourinches of mulch around the base ina saucer shape, but not touchingthe trunk, keeps soil moisture andtemperature in balance.Questions? Checkwww.thegrowingplace.com forplanting instructions or stop byeither location for a helpfulhandout.

Plant a Tree This Fall


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Tennis is available through fall. Contact ChrisWarner at [email protected] for allyour tennis needs. Included in this issue isthe fall schedule. There is still plenty of timeleft to play tennis on our beautiful courts.

Now is the time to think holiday events.If you are having a special holiday event,please be sure to check the River Runcalendar to reserve your date. We offer abeautiful facility for you to host your eventand a wonderful place for people to meet.

The River Run Board of Directors isalways looking for ways to improve andenhance the River Run Clubhouse. We arecurrently requesting bids for the locker

rooms and carpeting to keep the standard of theclub up to meet the member’s expectations. Wewill keep you informed of the projects as theyhappen and hope you know that we are strivingto make the River Run Club a place for the entirefamily to enjoy.

Thank you for all your support!

CLUBHOUSE HOURS OF OPERATIONMonday - Friday 6:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Saturday - Sunday 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m.

RIVER RUN CLUB BOARD OF DIRECTORS

David Hiss President/Pool Liaison 630-922-5810Peter Scavetta Vice President/Social Liaison 630-922-6319Juanita Cobb Vice President/Fitness Liaison 630-386-1658Jeff Algrem Secretary/Tennis Liaison 630-355-1435Alice Sisbarro Treasurer/Tennis Liaison 630-904-6799Karri Alagna Vice President

RIVER RUN CLUBDebbie Archakis - General Manager 630-904-1494 X10

4204 Clearwater Lane • Naperville, IL 60564630-904-1494 • Fax 630-904-1498


Spook-Tacular HalloweenParent’s Night Out

Friday, October 266:00 to 10:00pmRiver Run ClubhouseAges 4 to 13$15.00 per child

Hold on to your witches hat for this Spook-tacular Halloween event!

Bring your friends, neighbors or anyone who is notafraid to make a monsters hand, spooky facepainting, sticker fun craft and end the night with amild scary movie. We are expecting a Spook-tacularevening that will include the SPOOKY LAB if youdare to enter!

Reserve your spot now or by Tuesday, October 23.Call Chris or Debbie at 630-904-1494$15.00 per child until Tuesday, October 23rd or$20.00 after the 23rd.


October

Friday, October 26Parent’s Night OutSpookTacular Halloween6:00 to 10:00 p.m.

December

Saturday, December 1Lambs Fold Fundraiser - Adult Event7:00 p.m. - Midnight - RRC

Friday, December 14Parent’s Night OutChristmas6:00pm to 10:00pm

Social Calendar of Events

Come Join the Fun at the River Run Club!

September Aerobics SchedulePure Cardio - Reebok Step with basic to

intermediate choreography to get a great

workout. Last 10 minutes some abdominal

work on the ball and end with some

stretching.

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.

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.


River Run Tennis UpdateBy Chris Warner

The River Run junior tennis teams had a big year! Several ofour River Run tennis players placed in the year endtournaments.

NJSTL Singles and Doubles TournamentBrett Meyers (as a freshman), using patient and consistentplay, won the Boy’s High School Singles tournament andshowed everyone he is a force to deal with for the next fouryears.

Jack Considine, a first-year team tennis player, lost in the finalsof the Elementary Division to place 2nd overall.

NJSTL Team Cup The high school team of Tyler Puntney, Brett Meyers, JackMonovic, Christian Martinez, and Nick Mulcare defeatedStillwater in the finals to win the NJSTL Team Cup (High Schooldivision).

The Junior High Team of Ryan Rutherford, Charlie Rutherford,Connor Olita, Nathan Kostka, and Jake Guthrie reached thefinals and lost a close match to Stillwater to finish 2nd overall inthe NJSTL Team Cup (Junior High division).

River Run Singles TournamentThere were several great matches in this years’ Junior ClubChampionship, but the finals belonged to Ryan Rutherford andJulian Celentano. Ryan and Julian finished 1st and 2nd placerespectively.

Ryan Rutherford and Julian Celentano finished 1stand 2nd place, respectively.

Jack Considine, on the left, took2nd overall in the

Elementary Division.


TENNIS REGISTRATION FORMIn order to reserve a spot, please complete this registration form and make check payable to Chris Warner.

Drop off or mail to River Run Clubhouse • 4202 Clearwater Lane • Naperville, IL 60564

Contact Information - Phone: ________________________ Email: _________________________

Please include phone number and email address above.

Name Class Day/Time Session Amount

________________________________ __________ _________ ______ $_____________

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Total $_____________




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Documents

From the President September 2012 Kamala Ma rtinez [email protected] 904-5610 Director Jim Dorociak [email protected] 904-5424 Director Tammara Williams [email protected] 922-6168