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community service ■ ■ ■ Project dy ear GLT will be collecting your donated bears from st th Help GLT Collect Teddy Bears for Chestnut Health Systems November 1 - December 6 Battling addiction is a trying experience, particularly for adolescents. You can drop off your donation at: For this reason, each young person (12-18 yr-old) entering the Residential Substance Abuse Program at Chestnut Health GLTstudios Systems receives an 18 inch cuddly bear. These "bear friends" 310 Old Main Building provide emotional support to young clients during and after their Illinois State University, Normal stay at Chestnut.
Many of these young clients come to the residential Little Village Treasures program with no support from family and feeling unloved 1503 E. College, Normal and alone. As one grateful young person who participated (around the corner from in the program explained, "the bears help us by relieving Alexander's Steakhouse) our stress, helping us when we're mad or upset. They are also good to use when you need a hug." The Garlic Press 108 North St. Another resident put it this way, "Even though you guys don't Normal realize it, or we may not show it enough, it feels really good to know someone that doesn't even know us takes so much time Artezen out to do things for us, like giving us teddy bears." 41 2 N. Main St. Bloomington In 2003, Chestnut Health System gave out over 600 bears to their young clients, male and female alike. This year, they have already given out all the bears they had to give. Kidder Music Together we can help young people struggling with substance abuse. GLT is collecting 7728 N. Crestline Dr. Bears are needed for both male and female residents. teddy bears, 18" or larger, to ensure Chestnut Health Systems has enough bears for every Peoria youth that needs one. The bear you donate will give them the opportunity to experience and the warmth and joy of having a "bear friend" for maybe the first time in their lives. The 802 S. Edorado teddy bears can provide a feeling of safety and bring trust back into the lives of youth who Bloomington come from a history of abuse or neglect and have had a hard time trusting anyone.
By working together, we can make sure they don't run out of bears again next year and show the struggling youth in our community that there is hope and comfort available to them.
In their own words ...
"The teddy bears are important because you can talk to them about the way you feel and they are your friend that you can trust in ..."
"They make you feel a lot better about yourself... "
"I am happy they got me a bear because I do better now." fall fund drive 2004 ■ ■ ■
Keeping volunteers and staff ready for the task at hand during those long, long days and From Losing the Race to a Photo nights of fundraising requires enormous amounts of food, supplies and beverages. Please join us in thanking the businesses whose goods and services supported the fund drive in Finish: Fall Fund Drive 2004 this very fundamental way: A (breathless) thank you from GLT Membership Director Pat Peterson Avanti's Jake's Pizza What an amazing experience! Nearly 900 new and renewing contributors invested over $92,000 in their Biaggi's Kathryn Beich Fundraising public radio station during the October GLT Fund Canteen Corporation Candies Drive. And over 20% of the money raised came in Central Station Longhorn Smokehouse the very last hours of the drive. The Chateau McDonald's Corporation Picture this. It is mid day on the last day of the Chicago Style Pizzeria Pepsi Cola General Bottlers drive. Early shift GLT staffers leave the studios Common Ground Pub II convinced they would come in the next day to the Culligan Water Pumpernickel's Deli disheartening fact that we had fallen seriously short Delgado's Schnuck's of our $90,000 goal, knowing all too well what that Subway would mean for the program schedule. The Garlic Press
But suddenly, in the very last few hours of the fund drive, the floodgates open. Listeners start calling, e-mailing, even marching up to the studios with cash in hand. First time contributions go through the roof. Renewing members start throwing Music Director and devoted Cardinal fan, Jon Norton, a little extra money into the pot by increasing their gently nudges people to the phones to make their pledges. annual support.
When the whirlwind finally subsides, we are astonished to discover loyal GLT supporters have contributed nearly $12,000 in the final three hours of the fund drive. That's nearly a pledge a minute! With your help, we soared right past the goal, ensuring another year of great radio on 89.l and 103.5 FM. Donna Nickels and Gorge Ovalle of the Bloomington Housing Authority answering phones with smile Thanks to the volunteers and businesses who helped make it happen:
As always, we offer a thunderous ovation to the stalwart GLT volunteers who endured long stretches of silent phones in a steamy Pledge Central or found themselves , scrambling to keep up when the phones finally exploded. Yum ... How we wish we could thank you all by name here. But you know who you are and, we sincerely hope, how very much (from left) Jim Peckman, Ali Avgeris, Pat Peterson, and Lee York you mean to the station. Continued next page fall fund drive 2004 cont. ■ ■ ■ Matching businesses: GLTWants to Stuff Your Stockings And where would we be without the generous and thoughtful support of local businesses that encouraged your pledges with dollar for dollar matches throughout the campaign? Delight your pals and benefit your public radio station at the same time with gifts that give Please express your appreciation to the following next time you visit. They would love more than once ...on ly from GLT. And think outside those stockings. How about office to hear from you: grab bags, secret friends, hostess/host gifts? H-m-m ... Alamo II Kathryn Beich Fundraising Candies ,, A. The Classic GLT-shirt. Acleverly BroMenn Healthcare Kidder Music imprinted declaration of devotion to News, Blues Center for Cosmetic and Laser Surgery Kurt's Autobody and all that Jazz. 100% cotton t-shirt in soft ash Central Station Mary's Yarn Shop gray embellished with our logo in red and black. Common Ground Often Running Short sleeved. (Back pictured. Front has GLT logo.) Community Players Orthopedic &Sports Medicine Center Available in sizes L - XX $15
Corn Belt Energy Parkway Auto Laundry B. The GLT Blues Shirt. "Have Mercy" A Country Trust Bank Prairie Oak Veterinary Center says our beloved Blues Doctor Frank Black and so will Dr. Cortese Foot &Ankle Clinic Robert E. Lichty, CPA the lucky blues fan who receives our vivid blue 100% cotton tee. New this year. Short sleeved. (Back pictured. Dr. Craig Witte &Associates Ronda Glenn Law Offices Front has GLT logo.) Available in sizes L- XX $15 Eastland Chiropractic &Wellness Center The Pantagraph Eureka College Three Petunias C. The GLT Sweatshirt. Finally back in stock, due to popular demand, and just the ticket when those Eye Surgical Associates Vitesse Cycle Shop winter winds begin to howl. Cozy ash gray cotton embroidered with our red and black logo. (Front pictured. Plain back) Available in sizes L - XX $35 1st State Bank of Bloomington ViV Garlic Press Wm. Markin Jewelers Heritage Manor Nursing Homes YWCA
Finally, to all who contributed ...from the starving ISU student who made a $10 pledge in support of the news to a breathtaking $1000 contribution during Saturday blues ... thank you. It is literally hard to put into words how much your generous support means The GLT Jazz Cap The GLT Blues Cap The GLT/NPR Cap Just plain swell. Unstructured khaki Navy blue, unstructured cap has With the GLT logo on the front and to all of us here at GLT. cap embroidered with the GLT GLT Blues embroidered in red on the NPR logo on the back you'll Jau logo on the front and our dial the front and 89.1/103.5 FM on the make a statement coming and position on the back. Everyone looks back. Aperfect fit for those blues going. Unstructured cap in stone. good in this hat. Adjustable. $15 lovers on your list. Adjustable. $15 New this year. Adjustable. $15
All sales benefit listener supported GLT and there are three ways to order: 1. Stop by the GLT Studios, ISU campus, third floor of Old Union, (corner Krystal Donovan takes a pledge. of School and North Sts. in Normal). Office hours are 9AM-5PM, M-F. 2. E-mail your list to [email protected] 3. Call GLT Member Services at 309-438-3581 Sure fund drive is over, but it's never too late to help support GLT. Your tax deductible contribution is welcome right now at www.wglt.org or give us a call at 309-438-8910. Please place your order before December 13 to ensure timely delivery. Add $3.00 shipping and handling per order. Happy Holidays from all of us at 89.1/103.5 FM. recommended releases • • • Bruce Bergethon Recommends: Kevin Conlin Recommends: THE WEBSTERS and SCOTT FIDDLER ON THE ROOF Holiday Gift Ideas NYGAARD Original Broadway Cast (RC A Victor) Ten Thousand Miles (Lots of Rabbits Continuing in their wonderful Broadway Jon Norton Recommends: Kevin Conlin Recommends: Records) Deluxe Collector's Edition series, RCA has re RITA CHIARELLI ASSASSINS Original Broadway Cast (PS C lassics) Sisters C assie and Chris Webster show off issued the classic musical starring Zero Mostel. No-One To Blame (Mad Iris Music) both their individual prowess and their All the music & lyrics from Jerry Bock and breathtaking harmony singing, backed by Sheldon Harnick chat we know and love If you fell in love with Rita at the 2003 blues A dark, grim musical by legend Stephen Nygaard 's always tasteful and dynamic guitar. (Sunrise, Sunset, If I Were a Rich Man, Tradition. fe t in Peoria, this tribute to past masters of Sondheim, Assassins dips into the psyche of Although there area few contemporary songs etc) are contained on chis special CD. In blues, soul and R&B should continue your a very select group of individuals - presidential (by Elvis Costello and Darrell Scott), most are addition, there are songs chat were recorded infatuation. Her take on The Thrill is Gone is assassins. From John Wilkes Booth to John "traditional" selections enlivened by inventive but cut from the original show, and a special worth the price of this CD alone, but she also Hinckley, the assassins (and assassin arrangements and soulful interpretations. interview with Harnick recorded in 2003. A nails covers of Roosevelt Sykes, Bobby C harles, wannabees) are portrayed as distinct individuals, true treasure for fans of classic Broadway. and Hank Williams. but with common desires and mentalities. From vain-glorious actor to Polish immigrant to Manson supporter, the stories and songs all Bruce Bergethon Recommends: build to a chilling fatal moment in Dallas. Laura Kennedy Recommends: JONATHAN BYRD & DROMEDARY MADELEINE PEYROUX The Sea and the Sky (Waterbug Careless Love (Rounder Records) Records) It took eight years for Madeleine This song cycle by singer/writer Byrd Peyroux to follow up her acclaimed was one of 2004's most quietly and debut release, Dreamland. It was consistently rewarding releases. His skillful worth the wait! This release is lyrics were greatly enhanced by Andrew a delightful collection of songs Reissiger and Rob McMaken, whose multi by Hank Williams, Leonard instrumental duo Dromedary can also be Cohen, Bob Dylan and more. enjoyed on their own fine recordings, Artifact The best song on the CD is one and Live From the Make Believe. Peyroux penned, Don't Wait Too Long. Don't invoke the name of Billie Holiday. Note: all of Bruce's recommendations are available Peyroux is totally original and should be at his favorite new independent music website, cherished. www.cdbaby.com. Check it out.
Nick Brunner Recommends: Laura Kennedy Recommends: HOUND DOG TAYLOR JOHN PIZZARELLI Mike McCurdy Recommends: Release the Hound (Alligator Records) Bossa Nova (Telarc) JAY GEILS/DUKE ROBILLARD/ T here's a myth that Hound Dog's fa mous GARY BEAUDOIN ETTA JAMES Most people associate the boss nova with the New Guitar Summit (Stony Plain) extra fingers were the secret to his slide sizzle of summer, but it can lend its heat to a Blues To The Bone (RCA) guitar technique. That's just weird enough to chilly winter's' day, as well. Just ask man-for-all After Jay Geils took a break from being a die Etta's husky voice and her solid backing band be true. His musical prowess came from an seasons, John Pizzarelli. The swingin' hipster hard jazz fan to form one of the most successful gives new meaning to what could have been unapologetic dedication to licks that were fast shifts to a Brazilian beat in this irresistible rock bands of the 70's (the J. Geils Band), he redundant recordings of old war horses. Her and bent out of tune. This posthumous release recording. Bossa Nova wraps you in a sinuous has returned to his jazz and blues roots with treatments of The Sky Is Cry ing, Li'l Red Rooster, showcases Taylor at his brightest even though melody and hypnotic beat and you can't go two other top guitarists for this release. The Got My Mojo Working, and Robert Johnson's the majority of these tracks never saw an wrong when Pizzarelli welcomes Antonio recording is reminiscent of summit recordings Dust My Broom feel like a comfortable old offic ial release. This album stands as the perfect Carlos Jobim's grandson, Daniel, to provide of the late 70's-early 80's featuring The G reat blanket. reason why Hound Dog should be one of your vocals on The Girl from Ipanema. G uitars (C harlie Byrd, Herb Ellis and Barney favorite blues musicians. Kessel) . Warm toned, swinging, bluesy and sometimes romantic. staff profile ■ ■ ■ Aaron Wissmiller and totally caught her off guard. LK: You've got a new member of the family, your daughter Rowena. Corporate Support Coordinator AW: Yes, she is my pride and joy ... uh, next to my wife, of course. She's five months old GLT recently welcomed a new staff now, starting to roll over and all that fun stuff. Rowena Joy is her name and she is every member who also happens to be ... an bit of that. old staff member! Aaron Wissmiller at one-time was a GLT on-air host and now, LK: That's sweet. But let's get serious now... Cubs or Cardinals? after a few years hiatus, has returned to the public radio fold as Corporate AW: Cubbies, sorry. Now, by blood I'm a Cardinal fan because all of my mom's family Support Coordinator. A central Illinois are Cardinal fans. But, I've married into a die hard Cub family, so I'm kind of like a native, Aaron hails from Cooksville. quasi-convert. He had a job at a bank while attending LK: Ketchup or mustard? Illinois State University, when he fell in love with GLT and decided to apply AW: Ketchup. for a student job here - fully expecting to be offered an office position. Much LK: Ginger or Mary Ann? to his surprise, Program Director Mike AW: Oh... geez ... um .. .I don't know if I'm really qualified to answer that. McCurdy asked him to become an on-air host. And Aaron now confesses that he LK: It's okay; your wife won't be reading this. has the radio bug - he's hooked! AW: {laughs) My exposure to Gilligan's Island is pretty limited .. I was actually a PBS kid. Laura Kennedy: First thing I have to Coroporate Support Coordinator Aaron Wi ssmiller "supporting" GLT I was watching Sesame Street. know, Aaron... when you worked in the bank, did you ever go into the vault, dump out all the money then take off all your LK: Okay, Bert or Ernie? clothes and roll around in it? AW: I would have to go with Bert, he was cool. Aaron Wissmiller: They didn't let me anywhere near the money, they knew better. LK: If you had a band, what would the band name be? LK: But you're bringing in the money here at GLT. Tell me about your new job. AW: Oh this is good. I have an ongoing inventory of funny band names in my head. AW: I'm the person who goes out and works with local businesses and gets them to I think "My Three Thumbs." help support GLT. They understand the value that it brings to the community. A lot of LK: Are you a good cook? businesses use GLT in their store, or on their hold music ... people are usually pretty happy to be a part of GLT. AW: I love to cook. The quality of it is maybe up in the air.
LK: What do you feel GLT has to offer that other stations can't? LK: So long as it stays in your stomach.
AW: The fact that we're commercial free is a big one. There's a lot more emphasis not AW: I've never had anything come back up, so that's good. My specialty is pretty good. only on local news but also local nonprofit events going on in the community. The thing It's a recipe handed down from my grandmother that is a chocolate angel food cake with that GLT brings to the table is a lot more of the cultural things. And jazz and blues, chocolate whipped cream icing. frankly. There's nowhere else to consistently get this great stuff. LK: And when will you be bringing this in to the GLT studios on a big platter? LK: I recall that you proposed to Lindsey using a GLT Day Sponsorship. What did she say? AW: (laughs) When I was in college I used to hand these out at Christmas because I was so broke, and we may be doing that again this year, with a new baby, so we might get one AW: She said Yes! It's kind of like a Cub's fan proposing at a game ... GLT is a part of here at the station. both of our lives and we feel very strongly about it. Plus, it was a unique way to ask her creative contributions ■ ■ ■ Vehicle Donation Program by Events & Pormotions Director Linda Healy
Everybody has owned one Maybe it was the Ford Galaxy 500, blood red, with a broken rear-view mirror. Was it the baby blue VW bug How it works that had cardboard where the floor should have been? What makes the vehicle I know! It was the dust-colored Rambler station wagon donation program work, with duct tape holding the back door closed. VehicleDonation Program is how easy it is to donate. Admit it ... you've owned a car like that at some point So far there have been in your life. Those cars were more than just a means of transportation, they had names three vehicles donated like Sadie and Goose and you carried on a conversation with them while you drove. You through V-DAC to GLT. coaxed them into life every morning and thanked your lucky stars every time you got Visit cartalk.com home safely. For detailed information Get rid of that heap on how to donate your If you still own that car, here's a way to kill two - actually three - birds with one stone. vehicle to GLT, go to First, you can get your spouse off your back. Second, you can clean out the garage. Third, the Car Talk website at Vehicle donations are tax deductible you can benefit GLT. cartalk.com. You'll find information on: The Car Guys have made it easy for you to donate that old clunker to GLT through the Car Talk Vehicle Donation Program. Their partner, a vehicle donation company called • How to donate a vehicle V-DAC, handles everything, from picking up your vehicle to making sure that your • When to donate donation is tax deductible and complies with all IRS regulations. The service is free, easy to use, and best of all...every dollar benefits the GLT Equipment Fund. • Trade-in vs. Donation
Upgrade your donation • Determining fair market value Now, if you got rid of that old rattle-trap long ago, you can do even more for GLT • Tax rate schedule and worksheet by donating a vehicle that's not quite ready for the auto graveyard. A vehicle in better • IRS publications shape benefits GLT even more. A car that's • and Frequently Asked Questions running strong and hence, can be resold at a good price, can bring in a thousand Phone it in dollars or more. If you don't have access to the internet, simply call 866-432-7568 and all of the forms will be mailed right to your door. It's a bird, it's a plane If you don't happen to have a car that you're However you choose to take advantage of this service, everyone wins. You unload ready to part with, the service includes any a vehicle that you no longer need and the GLT Equipment Fund benefits from motorized vehicles. That means they'll your generosity. take an RV, boat, motorcycle, or even a plane, if you happen to have one of those lying around.
The possibilities are endless. Hosts of Car Talk, Ray & Tom Magliozzi underwriter spotlights •••
It all began with a motorcycle accident more than 30 years ago. In the aftermath of the accident, the soon-to-be Dr. Chris Hoelscher was left suffering from severe pain that was not relieved by ordinary medical procedures and medications. Looking back, Chris views the accident as a blessing in disguise, as he switched his focus in medical school to chiropracty, so that he could help improve the lifestyle of those who live with chronic pain.
Dr. Ch ris Hoelscher Now, Eastland Chiropractic is celebrating its 20th anniversary and offers practices in Bloomington, Pontiac, Morton and Morris. The majority of symptoms Eastland Chiropractic treats are headaches, neck pain and back pain, but they've even had success treating people with severe asthma. "The spine is the body's information superhighway, and when a problem develops on that path, problems can occur anywhere," Hoelscher says.
Dr. Hoelscher loves GLT because of the great music and the unique asset it provides to the community. He and his wife Deb love the blues and Frank Black. Chris also rarely misses an episode of Car Talk. One of the Hoelschers' fondest memories of GLT was at last summer's Nothin' But The Blues Festival, where Skeeter Brandon sang Frank Black a personal rendition of Happy Birthday.
More information about Eastland Chiropractic's services is available on the web at www.eastlandchiro.com.
Granite Transformations
'The countertop that fits on top!" That's the phrase by Substance. Independence. Curiosity. Depth. which Granite Transformations It's radio with a human voice. identifies itself, and it is the Tune your radio to 89.1/103.5 FM every day to hear very reason that Charles Albarelli and Stephanie the latest from WGLT and NPR News. Weeks, local franchisees, fell in love with the product.
Instead of having to remove the old countertop, Granite Transformations can install a new granite countertop on top of the existing one in as little as two days.
Stephanie Weeks and Charles Albarelli Continued next page underwriter spotlights cont. • • •
The unique granite/polymer material can be installed over almost any existing surface. "If you can dream it, we can probably give it a granite exterior", says co-owner Weeks. When Mary McSweeney was seven years old, The showroom, at 1712 Hamilton Road is full of fascinating examples of those dreams: her grandmother taught her to knit, a hobby that countertops, sinks, shower stalls, cabinetry and even a custom-built fountain - all covered would "weave" in and out of her life for years. with granite. But it wasn't until a few years ago, when she was knitting a cardigan for her daughter, that she Charles and Stephanie appreciate the quality of public radio and they love GLT's jazz became frustrated with the limited selection of and blues format. But they know that federal and state funding is certainly not written in yams available in central Illinois. Then, after stone. That's why they've been supporting the station for years. Charles even has the hat discovering a yam shop in Chicago that carried to prove it. In fact, at last year's Com Fest, Stephanie found herself quite embarrassed as a wide variety of yam, she thought, "Why don't Charles tried to negotiate a deal with GLT staffers to trade one old GLT hat for several I bring this home to Eureka and show central new ones! Illinois that there is life after acrylic!"
Go online to www.granitetransformations.com for more information. Mary Mcsweeney shows off some of her yarns Mary's Yam Shop now occupies a cozy little nook in Downtown Eureka, just across from the courthouse, and offers a wide selection of"gourmet" yams in many different styles, colors Wm. Marken Jewelers and fabrics including eyelash, alpaca, wool, felting yam and other novelty yarns. She also offers classes for knitting and crochet, and will even take "trade-ins" on yams her In the mid 1990's, three experienced customers no longer use. Central Illinois jewelers had a vision of a jewelry store owned and operated by people "We were skulkers for years," said Mary about her relationship with GLT, "but we finally who are experts in diamonds and precious pledged and haven't looked back." In fact, she knew even in the early stages of planning gems. Their names? William (Bill) Lyddon, the business that she would want to support GLT as a corporate underwriter. "GLT is my Mark Meins, and Ken Criser. Put them all basis for the day ...my connection to the world." She loves the unique programs that GLT together and you get Wm. Marken Jewelers offers, like This American Life and Stardate, and they know that the GLT audience and three partners who are fulfilling that wou ld also appreciate the uniqueness of a "gourmet" yam shop. Mary's Yarn Shop is online vision. at: www.marysyarnshop.com. Or Mary suggests www.straw.com or www.borroco.com for interesting patterns. Located 1520 E. College Avenue, Wm. Marken Jewlers offers its customers the William Lyddon, Mark Meins, and Ken (riser knowledge of three licensed members of the Becomea Business or Corporate Underwriter on GLT American Gem Society (www.ags.org) and Businesses throughout the GLT listening area provide much needed financial corporate nearly 80 years of combined experience. "Our goal is to create a better educated customer", support for quality programming. In return, GLT provides on-air underwriting says Mark Meins. "When people learn how to compare apples to apples, they begin to announcements identifying those businesses to GLT's audience. In addition, underwriters understand the difference between price and value, and will feel more confident in their are listed in the GLT program guide, and online at wglt.org. purchases." It has never been easier to reach central Illinois public radio listeners using GLT than Besides being experts in precious stones, Bill, Mark and Ken all have something else in right now. Our listeners enjoy our programming so much they support it with their own common... they love GLT! They all agree that GLT provides the perfect ambiance for the money. They also feel so strongly about the businesses that choose to support GLT that store and Mark looks forward to the Annual GLT Recycled Music Sale every year. they not only frequent those businesses, but often will say "thanks" as well. Wow! You Wm. Marken chooses to support GLT financially because they understand what an asset can actually be thanked for using your marketing dollars on GLT. the station is to the community and they feel that an audience that appreciates a quality To join the enlightened businesses reaching GLT's growing and well-educated audience product like GLT would also appreciate the quality merchandise found in their store. by underwriting "News, Blues and all that Jazz," contact Aaron Wissmiller at 309-438-8955 or Kathryn Carter at 309-438-2257. support • • • Community Players First Allied Securities, Inc. Royal Publishing thanks to our program sponsors & underwriters (309) 663-2121 (309) 454-7040 (309) 693-3171 As you frequent these businesses, please thank them for their support of GLT. Their www.communityplayers.org program sponsorship/underwriting is essential to the quality of the music and news coverage First State Bank of Wright Printing Company you hear on 89.1 and 103.5 FM. Jay Goldberg Events & Bloomington 203 North Street, Normal Accountants Automobiles Heartland Entertainment 204 N. Prospect, Blm. Dunbar, Breitweiser Dennison Ford Community College www.jaytv.com Health & Fitness &Co., LLP BMW-Toyota 1500 W. Raab Rd., Normal Linda Kimber/ Fox & Hounds (309) 827-0348 1508 Morrissey Dr., Blm. Krannert Center for the Edward Jones and Co. Hair Studio & Day Spa www.dennisonford.com ISU Planetarium Performing Arts/ U of I (309) 452-0766 200 W. Monroe, Blm Guthoff, Mehall, www.dennisontoyota.com (309) 438-8756 krannertcenter.com Allen & Co., Ltd., CPA www.dennisonbmw.com Mortgage Services Inc. McLean County (309) 662-4356' Lincoln Land Let's Party Rental Center (309) 662-6693 Health Department Kurt's Autobody Community College 16 Currency Drive, Blm www.msi-greatrates.com (309) 888-5136 Robert E. Lichty, CPA Repair Shop, Inc. 5250 Shepherd Road (309) 662-5186 2025 Ireland Grove Road, Blm. Springfield McLean County Zimmerman & Armstrong Main Street Yoga Studio Arts Center Investment Advisors, Inc. 418 N. Main Street, Blm Sulaski & Webb CPAs Parkway Auto Laundry Milner Library at ISU 601 N. East Street, Blm. (309) 454-7040 (309) 828-6071 307 Greenbriar Drive, (309) 438-3684 Tree of Life Normal Peoria Civic Center Graphics / Printers Therapeutic Massage Advertising Peoria Area (309) 673-8900 CTee's Screenprinting (309) 829-5729 Lamar Outdoor Advertising Business Organizations World Affairs Council 201 North Street, Normal (800) 548-3322 Peoria Chamber of Prairie Fire Theater YWCA Commerce Twin City Amateur (309) 824-3047 Flatlander Industries 1201 N. Hershey, Blm. Prenzler Outdoor Astronomers 115 E. Monroe, Blm. Advertising Child Care lllinois State University Sounds of Illinois Chorus Home & Garden (309) 829-1700 The Nanny Agency Planetarium Harlan Vance Company ChemDry Heartland 1100 N. Beech Street #7, (309) 438-5007 U niversity of Illinois at (309) 888-4804 ChemDry of Greater Peoria Agriculture Normal Springfield www.harlanvance.com (309) 681-1744 Growmark, Inc. www.thenannyagency.org Entertainment Sangamon Auditorium (309) 557-6000 American Rentals (217) 206-6150 Illinois Graphics Culligan Water Computers& Parties Plus (309) 663-1375 Conditioning Illinois Farm Bureau Communications 1408 Airport Road, Blm WILL TV (800) 282-5922 (309) 557-2111 The Pantagraph 921 E. War Memorial Drive, www.will.uiuc.edu Kevin Collins Design (309) 829-9411 Peoria (309) 454-5495 Eco-Lawn of America Attorneys WTVP TV kcolinsdesign.com (309) 451-1441 Costigan & Wollrab P.C. Education & Government Bloomington Center www.wtvp.org (309) 828-4310 Ames Library at IWU for the Performing Arts Oakbrook Lakes Green View (309) 556-3350 110 E. Mulberry Street, Blm Finan cia l Services (309) 662-0382 Landscaping & Nursery Ronda Glenn www.cityblm.org/ Commerce Bank 1813 Industrial Park, Normal Attorney At Law Bradley University culturaldistrict 102 N. Center, Blm Osborn & Delong (309) 827-3535 Graduate School 2201 E. Washington, Blm (309) 828-6522 Interiors by the Cottage www.bradley.edu Braden Auditorium/ISU 210 Broadway, Normal 1328 E. Empire, Blm. Eureka College (309) 438-5444 1500 E. College, Normal Pantagraph Printing & www.eureka.edu 228 W. Main, Lexington Stationery Co. Luthy Botanical Garden (309) 829-1071 (309) 686-3362
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