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GLT Recycled Music Sale Along with your musical items, we need volunteers to help It's the lucky 13th annual in a New Location! haul and lift and sort, and get good and dirty preparing by Events & Promotions Director Linda Healy for the sale. GLT volunteers are an important part of the Recycled Music Sale's success. Although it's a big task, it will also be the best fun you've had in a long time. Laughter The Place erupts spontaneously at the discoveries. Then there's a Well luck has something to do nostalgic sigh ... with it, but the GLT Recycled To sign up for hours during August 12 - August 22, call Music Sale only happens Linda Healy at 309-438-5083 or [email protected]. because of the generosity of so many faithful listeners and a special group of corporate The Sale sponsors that make it all possible. This year, in particular. The Recycled Music Sale kicks off with a members-only Preview night on Thursday, August 19. Everything has been sorted and For the last decade, we've had the great fortune to have College alphabetized for easy shopping and you get first dibs on the Hills Mall as one of our sponsors through the donation of a treasures. Only current GLT contributors can shop on Preview storefront in which to hold the sale. So when we heard about night. If you need to check the status of your membership, the new plans for the mall, while thrilled for the community, we contact Pat Peterson at 309-438-3581 or [email protected]. GLT were more than a little nervous about what that meant for GLT. memberships will be available at the door. The Recycled Music Sale is the station's single largest event to replenish the GLT Equipment Fund, which allows us to maintain, Following Preview night, the sale is open to the general public from enhance, and update the gear we need to make radio. Friday, August 20 through Sunday, August 22, with Sunday half price day. With bargain prices to begin with, half price is enough to We are happy to announce that we have a new location for this make our music buffs positively giddy. year's sale - Lakewood Plaza has generously donated the use of the former Shoe Carnival storefront at 1407 N. Veterans The Reward Parkway, Bloomington. Because we receive donations from far and wide, from every age, gender, and musical The Merchandise interest, we never know what we'll have. True, there will be more Chicago and Barbra Streisand than you can count. But there may also be that one elusive recording you've We collect music - this year, from July 5th through August 6th - at been hunting for years. There will be examples of cover art so amazing that you'll buy any of 14 drop-off locations in central Illinois (see insert). We them to frame. (See pg 4-5 for some staff finds) It may be sheaves of beautiful sheet music accept any musical items - LPs, CDs, cassettes, 45s, sheet music, that you'll use to wallpaper the study. Pick up one of Frank Black's 45s and hold a little even 8-track tapes. We also take working stereo equipment and piece of history right in your hand. functional musical instruments. Come just to marvel at the incredible common bond of Every year brings some new unexpected treat when it comes to music. We see multiple generations sharing some quality donations. This year GLT has benefitted from the housecleaning time reminiscing over, and discovering, the same stuff. of several local radio stations. Last year's sale netted over $20,000 which paid for 4 new computers for audio production in the GLT studios and And ... are you ready for this?? Frank Black, the Delta Doctor, has culled 4000 45s from newsroom, minidisk recorders for WGLT news reporting, his incredible collection and contributed the whole batch to the sale. (He's still hanging and 12 payments for one of the GLT vehicles (only 9 more on to his blues 45s, but this is an amazing collection of pop, rock, and country in pristine to go!). condition.) recycled music sale (cont.) ■ ■ ■ Treasure at the GLT Recycled Music Sale We often joke about the funny things that we've found in the past at the Recycled Music Sale, but there are some genuine treasures, too. Ask any of the serious music collectors who shop the sale every day, every year. And because everyone is looking for their own individual brand of treasure, there is more than enough to go around.

Here are a few things that have been unearthed over the years. Join the hunt for your musical booty at this year's sale. (See pg 2-3 for complete information on sale dates and new location). ◄

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Frames for your finds will be available at the sale. interview ■ ■ ■

was a club he would play a lot. We'd take the ferry across the river to go down there. Later, Marcia Ball I did the record Hot Tamale Baby. I named the record after a Clifton song that I dug out W.C. Handy Award winner comes to town of a stack of 45's at a friend's house. I had the opportunity to tell C lifton that the record was dedicated to him, which was funny because he said 'Oh I forgot about that song,' and Marcia Ball is one of the headliners at the Nothin' But then he went out on stage and played it. The Blues Fest (July 23rd and 24th at Bloomington's Interstate Center). GLT Music Director Jon Norton JN: You've had a great year. You were nominated for a Grammy and you won two W.C. caught up with Marcia recently at her home in Austin. Handy Blues Awards in April, including Blues Album of the Year. What's next? Are we going to see a new CD soon? Jon Norton: When you were a kid, you heard songs and artists on the radio that a lot of us in the rest of the MB: We're talking more than working on a new CD. We're writing a little bit, but it's not country didn't hear. time yet for me to do another record. We need to give this album [So Many Rivers - see review on pg 10] a little breathing room. It's just been out a year now. It's been a busy, good Marcia Ball: Well I grew up in a part of the country year. I've got a song on the new James Cotton record that's coming out soon, and I have Marcia Ball where soul music was popular, where big homed bands a song on W.C. C lark's new record. I'm also involved in projects with the local Austin were the style of not just the latter day, but all the way musicians, so there's a lot going on! through. And I think we were getting stuff from Houston like Bobby Bland and Albert Collins.. .Lonnie Brooks was living down there, Gatemouth [Brown] was from around JN: Thank you for your time, looking forward to seeing you this summer! there. We were also getting a lot of New Orleans radio, especially when I'd visit my MB: Well thank you. Thank you for doing this. Grandmother down there ...we were hearing Fats Domino and all the New Orleans recording artists as well, so there was good radio to be had. JN: As a child, were you obsessed with the music you heard on the radio, or was the music Noth in' But The Blues Festival just a part of who you were? July 23-24, 2004 • Interstate Center - Bloomington, IL

MB: That was just part of life, I was not focused that much on music at all really. Friday, July 23: JN: When did you begin to get really into music? Barb Hamilton ...... 6:00pm Steve"The Harp"Blues Band ...... 6:30pm MB: I had always played piano, and there were piano players in my family, so there was TBA ...... 7·30pm always that influence. I got into college and that's really when I met people that were more "Skeeter" Brandon ...... 8:45pm involved in popular music just day to day. And that's when popular music took off. Popular Marcia Ball ...... l 0:00pm music and my generation met in a good place. The Beatles and the Rolling Stones were singing directly to us. They were playing good American music and filtering it back to us Saturday, July 24: in a rock 'n' roll way. I think my entire generation got more into it just because of the way Aa Travs' Joy Jumpers Children's Village ...... 12 noon - 5:00 pm it was presented to us. Billy Galt & the Blues Deacons ...... 1: 30pm JN: Did you have a moment where you went, 'You know, this is what I want to do'? Rooster Alley ...... 2:30pm Nick Moss and the Fliptops ...... 3:45pm MB: I didn't sing when I was growing up. I got to college and met someone who was a folk Honeyboy Edwards singer and she kind of recruited me into singing and that made me aware of the possibility with Devil and the Woodpile ...... 5:00pm of being in a band. After that I pretty much knew I wanted to stay in a band ... if I could. Joanna Conner ...... 6:00pm Big James and the Chicago Playboys ...... 7:30pm JN: This summer's Noth in' But the Blues Fest in Bloomington is going to have a swampy, CJ.Chenier zydeco, Cajun feel with you headlining Friday and C.J. Chenier headlining Saturday night. and the Red Hot Louisiana Band ...... 8:45pm You admired C.J.'s father C lifton quite a bit, didn't you?

MB: I certainly did. I really was a big fan, as we all were down there. He would play clubs Buy tickets online at wglt.org - One-day pass $12 in advance ($15 at gate). Children 1O and under free. everywhere. We were across the river from Baton Rouge. In Plaquemine, Louisiana there GLT Presents ... •

The Very Best Summer Eats Ever Bergethon's SLOW Colorado Tenderloin Treat from General Manager Bruce Bergethon Sure ... the GLT staff cooks up great radio. One pork tenderloin (without bone) But that's nothing compared to what we can dish out when grilling season rolls around. 48 oz orange juice And so, dedicated public servants that we are, we are sharing our perfect summer menu, 12 oz real maple syrup replete with delectable contributions from the GLT newsroom, blues and jazz hosts, and 6-8 oz chipotle sauce the indefatigable development staff. Call your buddies, fire up the grill, ice down the beer 2-4 cloves garlic and crank up the radio. Summer eatin' doesn't get better than this. 2-4 dried red chilies fresh ground salt and pepper to taste The Menu: Kathryn Carter's Deviled Eggs Slice the garlic cloves into slivers and insert them in the tenderloin. Mix 24 ounces Jim Browne's Perfect Bratwursts of the orange juice with all other ingredients and marinate pork overnight (or for Bruce Bergethon's SLOW Colorado Tenderloin Treat six to eight hours). Remove the tenderloin from the marinade (reserving marinade), Aunt Jenny's Root Beer Ribs grind salt and pepper liberally all over it, and put aside. At least 4 hours before you Pat Peterson's Famous Coleslaw intend to eat, put the reserved marinade on the stove top, bring to a quick boil then Beth's Roasted Sweet Corn with Basil Butter reduce heat to simmer. Over low heat, reduce marinade mixture over a 4 (or more) Laura Kennedy's Improvised Baked Beans hour period, stirring every 15 minutes, and supplementing with liquid from the Frank Black's Fried Okra additional 24 oz of OJ as desired. This will be the sauce you pour over the tenderloin, Linda Healy's Irresistible Rhubarb Dream Bars so the more it can reduce to a flavorful consistency, the better. Aunt Betty's Bodacious Snack Cake Grill the tenderloin over hot coals, not a gas grill, for about 30 minutes, turning (You can find all of these marveious recipes at wglt.org. frequently. Remove when it gets a nice crust on it. Slice, pour the reduced marinade Just click on GLT COOKS.) over the slices, eat, moan and accept compliments.

Here's a "taste" of the recipes to whet your appetite ... Kennedy's Improvised Baked Beans Deviled Eggs Carter Style from GLT Jazz Host Laura Kennedy from Development Director Kathryn Carter There is no hard and fast recipe for this.[okay, so we all like to cook with abandon Hard boil 1 dozen eggs. Peel. Cut in ha!£ around here] Just dump a big can of pork and beans into an oven safe container. Scoop out yolk into bowl and crumble with a fork. Add some ketchup, mustard, diced onion, a handful or two of brown sugar and a few healthy shots of Worcestershire sauce. Stir. Bake for about 45 minutes at 350 degrees. To yolk add: Stir when or if you feel like it. I like to cover the dish. My mum doesn't. My sister Big scoop of Miracle Whip [this is very scientific] Deena likes to add a teaspoon of vanilla. My brother Kevin likes to add hot sauce. Some chopped onion [be sure and measure accurately] My da just eats it, regardless. Squirt of mustard [again, we're getting scientific here] Small scoop of sweet pickle relish (1/2 pickle relish and 1/2 zucchini relish if you have) [not to be confused with the measurement "Big scoop"] Mmmm... are you hungry yet? There are so many more culinary secrets to uncover by clicking on GLT COOKS at wglt.org. Mix until smooth with hand mixer. Salt & pepper to taste. Refill egg halves with yolk filling. Enjoy! Jim Browne answers the burning question: "What the heck is a 'weenie wheel'?" in his recipe for Perfect Bratwurst. Linda Healy will help you convert even the staunchest rhubarb critic with a dish you can't pass up. And even though Pat Peterson has guarded the secret of her cole slaw recipe for years, she's decided to share it with her GLT family.

So what are your taste buds waiting for? Go to wglt.org and get cookin'. recommended releases ■ ■ ■ Nothin1 ButThe Blues Picks Jazz Picks With the 3rd annual Nothin' But The Blues Festival just around the corner (July 23-24th at Morning Jazz host Laura Kennedy has plenty of opportunity to listen to and enjoy GLT Jazz. She's Bloomington's Interstate Center), Jon Norton and Mike McCurdy give us a taste of the incredible picked some of her favorites that she hopes are becoming your favorites, too. talent that will be gracing the stage. See pg. 6 for an interview with headliner Marcia Ball. For more information on Nothin' But the Blues, including a complete lineup, go to wglt.org. DIANA KRALL NICK MOSS & THE FLIPTOPS The Girl in the Other Room (Verve) Count Your Blessings (Blue Bella) Everyone wondered how Diana Krall's marriage to Elvis Costello would influence Moss honed his chops play ing alongside C hicago Blues heavyweights Jimmy her music. The bulk of this release is made up of originals co-written with Costello Dawkins and Jimmy Rogers, and it's apparent on this album that he was paying that don't quite satisfy. It's tempting to wish that Krall had peppered this release attention in class. Though his voice is average, his guitar playing is first rate. The with some of the swinging tunes she used to do. O n this CD, Krall is at her best covering bluesy 18 cuts are evenly divided between originals and covers ranging from Ray C harles to Sonny Boy tracks from Mose Allison and Tom Waits. Williamson. G uests include Sam Myers, Willie "Big Eyes" Smith, Anson Funderburgh and Curtis Salgado. BEEGIE ADAIR C.J. CHENIER & THE RED HOT LOUISIANA BAND Days of Wine and Roses, Songs of Johnny Mercer (Village Square) Too Much Fun (A lligator) Okay, it's a little strange ... a tribute to a lyricist from an instrumentalist. O nce you When your dad is known as the "Undisputed King of Zydeco," a son following in start to listen, the cunning plan behind this new release is revealed: the songs are his footsteps can get lost in those cavernous footprints. With this 1995 release, so familiar, the lyrics just naturally come to you and you can't help but sing along C.J. and the Red Hot Louisiana Band carry on the tradition and fun of his late with such classics as Come Rain or Come Shine and Moon River. Adair has a deft touch, creating a father. The sound of this album is big, as a wall of guitars, saxophones, trumpets and percussion sophisticated mood from many sentimental favorites. accompany the standard accordion and rub boards.

DAVID "HONEYBOY" EDWARDS NEIL ANDERSSON Delta Bluesman (Earwig) C'est si hon (Modern Hot)

This begins with some Alan Lomax-Library of Congress archive recordings from Taking a brief break from his band Pearl Dj ango, guitarist Andersson doesn't stray '42, with stories and music from Edwards - one of the last two living links to blues far from fa miliar territory. Taking equal doses of inspiration from swing pioneer progenitor Robert Johnson. You'll also enjoy the cleaner, modern recordings from Charlie C hristian and magnetic maverick Dj ango Reinhardt, Andersson imbues 1991 with harp master Carey Bell and legendary blues pianist Sunnyland Slim. Edwards' distinctive his new CD with tracks that are flavored with down home blues and international swing. The end slashing style is present on both electric and acoustic guitars. This release serves as the ideal result is like the perfect date - flirty, but sincere. introduction to Edwards.

MARCIA BALL CURTIS FULLER So Many Rivers (Alligator) Up Jumped Spring (Delmark)

You'll have to be satisfied with this spring 2003 release for a while. Marcia and her One of the most underrated musicians in jazz, trombonist C urtis Fuller, band are just now beginning to think about the next C D. So Many Rivers is firmly nevertheless, is one of the finest. Even after losing one lung to cancer, his tone is rooted in west Texas/east Louisiana rhythms. On a C D dedicated to songwriters, strong and warm, like an agreeable handshake with an old fr iend. This new effort Marcia shows off her own considerable skill at the craft on tunes like Didn't You Know and Give It is a collection of standards. Thanks to an engagingly fresh approach by Fuller and his sidemen, this Up (Give In). new CD avoids post-bop pitfa lls, like meandering solos. upcoming events ■ ■ ■ We've hit a Grandslam 2004 Illinois Blues Festival Sunday, August 8, 2004 Friday, September 3 & Saturday, September 4

Summer and baseball are as natural as GLT and jazz, so we've teamed up with The Peoria One of the area's premier blues festivals, the Illinois Blues Festival is in its 16th year on the Chiefs for a lazy Sunday afternoon of pure magic at O'Brien Field. The GLT Grandslam Peoria Riverfront. This year the lineup is amazing. With two stages that have staggered start includes a ticket to the game between the Peoria Chiefs and the Burlington Bees, the times, you'll be surrounded by the blues all weekend. Advance tickets are $12/day or $20 for a brand new GLT/NPR baseball hat, $5 in Chiefs Cash good for the concessions of your two-day pass. Ticket prices go up to $15/day at the door, so buy ahead and save some bucks. choice, and a GLT baseball. Here's the lineup to date. Check at wglt.org for more info. To top it off, we're bringing in The Swing Daddies for a pre-game concert inside the main entrance to the ballpark. The music can be heard l Main Stage • Friday, Sept. 3 throughout the stadium, so you can get up close to the band and do Time Ba nds Order of Appearance a little dancing, or grab a bag of peanuts and get comfy in your seat while you listen. TBA Hadden Sayers Band Opening Act TBA Rooster Alley Second GLT has a block of choice seats reserved just for you, so gather the family or a group of buddies and get ready for a day at the ballpark. There is a limited number of Grandslam TBA Walter Trout and the Radicals Head li ner packages available, so get your order in early. To order tickets call 309-438-8910 or go Main Stage • Saturday, Sept. 4 online at wglt.org. - Time Bands Order of Appearance

TBA TV Blues Band Second GLTGrandslam TBA Duke Tumatoe & t he Power Trio Third Sunday, August 8, 2004 , TBA Carey Bell Fourth TBA The Tommy Castro Band Fifth

$25 per person TBA Kenny Neal Head liner Price includes· CEFCU Stage • Friday, Sept. 3 Ticket to Peoria Ch. Time Ba nds Ord er of Appeara nce th new TBA Sally Weisenburg and The Famous Sidemen Opening Act . PR baseball hat TBA Harry Manx Closer $5 Chiefs Cash CEFCU Stage • Saturday, Sept. 4 GLT baseball Time Ba nds Order of Appearance a concert TBA Celtricity Opening Act - TBA King Robinson and the House Wreckers Second

Illinois Shakespeare Festival TBA Cephas & Wiggins Closer

GLT is proud to sponsor the Illinois Shakespeare Festival. Join us for the 2004 season with performances of Cyrano de Bergerac, Two Gentlemen of Verona and Hamlet running June 23 through August 15. Ticket information 438-2535 or at www.thefestival.org

Bad weather? Tune to GLT, 89.1 or 103.5 for performance cancellation announcements after 5 p.m. special feature • • • Basie Birthday Bash by Program Director Mike Mccurdy

In a 1939 Downbeat Magazine article, William "Count" Basie was asked to review his own band ... including his piano playing.

"Well, I don't want to 'run it into the ground,' as they say. I love to play, but this idea of one man taking one chorus after another is not wise, in my opinion," Basie said. "Therefore, I feed dancers my own piano in short doses, and when I come in for a solo, I do it unexpectedly, using a strong rhythm background behind me. That way, we figure the Count's piano isn't going to become monotonous."

That pretty much sums up the Count Basie sound. He led his band from the piano - sketching the melody with his light touch and painting the rhythm with a broad stroke. from NPR And he swung. Everything Basie played or recorded with his orchestra or in smaller group settings had to swing.

Basie was born in Red Bank, New Jersey August 21st, 1904. We began our on-air

birthday celebration of the Count on June 1st Jazz Profiles host Nancy Wilson and it'll continue until August 20th. During the GLT Birthday Bash you'll hear vintage Basie, loud, swingin' Basie, small group Basie Monday night, August 16th, after Piano Jazz, stay with GLT for a special two-hour and some Basie rarities. Laura Kennedy, host edition of Jazz Profiles detailing Basie's musical life, beginning with his days at Kansas of Swing Time Tuesday night at 7:00, and City's Reno Club to his collaborations with Frank Sinatra. Host Nancy Wilson is joined Radio Munson host, Don Munson, heard by special guest co-host Avery Brooks. This two-hour program will give you an idea of Thursday nights at 7:00, are leading the what to expect later this fall when you'll hear an eight-part Jazz Profiles special series on charge. Count Basie.

"I already probably play more Basie than any The Basie Birthday Bash wraps on August 20th. During GLT Jazz Friday the 20th from 9 other band and there's one simple reason to 2, it'll be all Basie all the time. Laura Kennedy brings you our favorite Basie band stuff for that. He's my favorite," says Munson. "I in the morning, plus a special Blue Plate Special. There's afternoon Basie and then at discovered him in college in the SO's and 2:00PM it's a special Basie concert. Trumpeter Jon Faddis leads a great ensemble featuring played him on the radio in the 60's, so I've Basie veterans Benny Powell and Frank Foster along with pianist Renee Rosnes and had a SO-year relationship with his music. I saxophonist Harry Allen. love it. His music swings more than anyone else's." Kennedy says ... and Munson agrees, "Jazz wouldn't be the same without Basie."

"He's one of the founding fathers of jazz. His elegant, sparse swing influenced generations The Basie Birthday Bash is sponsored by of jazz musicians and won legions of fans," Dunbar, Breitweiser & Company, LLP The Count Kennedy adds.

Don will drop by Swing Time Tuesday night, August 17th to join Laura Kennedy for some of their favorite Basie. You'll also hear Don reminisce about the times he enjoyed Basie in concert. Then Laura joins Don Thursday night, August 19th during Radio Munson for even more Basie. underwriter spotlights • • •

A. Renee Open just three months at 306 N. Center, A Renee Often Running was born in 1995 in response to brings a fresh new "spirit" to Downtown Bloomington. the clear need for quality running gear sold by a After traveling to Galena and Iowa wineries because knowledgeable staff of active runners. A new building "I loved the wine," Amy Calhoun, owner of A was being contemplated for Vitesse Cycle at 206 S. Renee, decided to make Illinois wines available in Linden in Normal and there would be plenty of space Bloomington. The idea for A Renee started with wine, to also house this new business. Often Running shares but quickly grew to include items that pair well with not only the building, but has the same mission as wine - "the finer things," including specialty foods, Vitesse, "providing high quality products and customer candles, soaps, cigars and art from local artists. Amy service for recreational walkers and runners and says "we love to support the community of local artists running enthusiasts and racers." Amy Calhoun and pair that with our support of non-profit children's Mitch Hobbs organizations by donating a portion of the proceeds Speaking of running - that's just what Mitch Hobbs from each art sale." needs to do to keep up with the demand from runners and walkers alike for quality name brand clothing and shoes. Recognizing the value of GLT to the community, Ms. Calhoun has already become an underwriter of the station. Hobbs founded a Kids Series which is held at 6:00 pm Friday nights at IWU's outside track during the summer. "We have over 400 kids every Friday that come out for non "GLT became our choice for marketing when research showed a similarity in our clients competitive running. The kids work toward winning t-shirts and various prizes. We also and GLT's listeners. The music is also a personal choice of mine. You can come into the work with the Lake Run Club to promote and sponsor their events as well as the Tri store any day and hear GLT's Jazz and Blues." Sharks triathlon club. It's important for us to support community activities like these, and we're proud to support GLT."

Heritage Manor Nursing Homes -• In business in Normal since 1976, Vitesse Cycle maintains its original mission, "to provide high quality Heritage Manor opened the first true full products and customer service," says owner Chris Koos. fajii HBKITAGB service nursing home in Bloomington in 1963. Prior to that, residential homes were In 1995, locally owned Vitesse moved into its current MANOR being converted to assist with the healthcare location at 206 S. Linden in Normal which offers more needs of seniors. Now, Heritage Manor owns showroom space for its large selection of Trek, Giant, or manages 32 facilities throughout Illinois offering skilled nursing care, assisted living, Cannondale and Gary Fisher bicycles. It also offers an retirement living, specialized Alzheimer's care, therapy and pharmacies. expanded repair shop. Heritage Enterprises considers itself a pioneer in the community, "much like GLT!" says Koos says, "We have all types of customers, from the Marketing Assistant Melissa Beaver. Chris Koos basic recreational cyclist to your enthusiast or racer. And we offer bicycles and accessories appropriate for every level." "We opened our first facility shortly before GLT hit the airwaves. We've grown with the changing needs of seniors and GLT has done the same thing by finding the perfect mix Chris believes "Vitesse and GLT have similar missions, they offer something unique to of programming and news ...we're both rooted in the community. We're selective about the community as we do, and we support that. And our customers often thank us for our partnerships and supporting the right community partners, and GLT has been one of supporting GLT." those partners." support • • • Bloomington Center Financial Services Harlan Vance Company thanks to our program sponsors & underwriters for the Performing Arts Commerce Bank (309) 888-4804 As you frequent these businesses, please thank them for their support of GLT. Their 110 E. Mu lberry Street, Blm 102 N. Center, Blm www.harlanvance.com program sponsorship/underwriting is essential to the quality of the music and news coverage www.cityblm.org/ 2201 E. Washington, Blm you hear on 89.1 and 103.5 FM. culturaldistrict 210 Broadway, Normal Illinois Graphics Accountants Automobiles Bradley University 1500 E. College, Normal (309) 663-1375 Dunbar, Breitweiser Dennison Ford Graduate School Braden Auditorium/ISU 228 W. Main, Lexington &Co., LLP BMW-Toyota www.bradley.edu (309) 438-5444 Oakbrook Lakes (309) 827-0348 1508 Morrissey Dr., Blm. COUNTRY Trust Bank (309) 662-0382 www.dennisonford.com Eureka College Community Players (309) 821-4600 Guthoff, Mehall, www.dennisontoyota.com www.eureka.edu (309) 663-2121 Osborn & Delong Allen & Co., Ltd., CPA www.dennisonbmw.com www.communityplayers.org First Allied Securities, Inc. (309) 828-6522 (309) 662-4356' Heartland (309) 454-7040 Kurt's Autobody Community College Jay Goldberg Events & Pantagraph Printing & Robert E. Lichty, CPA Repair Shop, Inc. 1500 W. Raab Rd., Normal Entertainment First State Bank of Stationery Co. (309) 662-5186 2025 Ireland Grove Road, Bhn. www.jaytv.com Bloomington (309) 829-1071 ISU Planetarium 204 N. Prospect, Blm. Sulaski & Webb CPAs Parkway Auto Laundry (309) 438-8756 Krannert Center for the Royal Publishing (309) 828-6071 307 Greenbriar Drive, Performing Arts/ U of I Illinois Business (309) 693-3171 Normal Lincoln Land krannertcenter.com Financial Services Advertising Community College 124 SW Adams St., Wright Printing Company Lamar Outdoor Advertising Business Organizations 5250 Shepherd Road McLean County Su ite 300, Peoria 203 North Street, Normal (800) 548-3322 Peoria Chamber of Springfield Arts Center www.ibsf.org Commerce 601 N. East Street, Blm. Health & Fitness Prenzler Outdoor Milner Library at ISU Linda Kimber/ Fox &Hounds Advertising Child Care (309) 438-3684 Peoria Civic Center Edward Jones and Co. Hair Studio & Day Spa (309) 829-1700 The Nanny Agency (309) 673-8900 (309) 452-0766 200 W. Monroe, Blm ll00 N. Beech Street #7, Peoria Area Agriculture Normal World Affairs Council Prairie Fire Theater Mortgage Services Inc. 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