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5/11/09 11:31:39 Factory Card & Party Outlet Page 1 Report: TBLSTR2 R List of Active Stores Store # Stor 5/11/09 11:31:39 Factory Card & Party Outlet Page 1 Report: TBLSTR2 R List of active stores Store # Store Name Address City, State, & Zip Opened 102 Villa Park Villa Oaks Center 138 West Roosevelt Road Villa Park IL 60181 09/26/85 105 Bloomingdale Bloomingdale Court #250 364 West Army Trail Road Bloomingdale IL 60108 10/01/89 109 Darien Chestnut Court Center 7511 South LeMont Center Darien IL 60559 10/24/86 113 Joliet Louis Joliet Pointe 2856 Plainfield Road Joliet IL 60435 10/01/89 115 Bloomington Parkway Plaza 2103 N. Veterans Parkway #324 Bloomington IL 61704 10/01/89 117 Bricktown Bricktown Square 6560 West Fullerton Ave.,Ste L Chicago IL 60707 11/01/89 118 Rockford Forest Plaza F2-3-4 6143 East State Street Rockford IL 61108 10/01/89 119 Countryside Countryside Plaza A2 & 3 102 Countryside Countryside IL 60525 11/01/89 123 N. Riverside N. Riverside Plaza 7337 West 25th Street North Riverside IL 60546 07/12/90 126 Chicago Ridge Commons of Chicago Ridge 9950 S. Ridgeland Ave. Chicago Ridge IL 60415 10/25/90 131 Merrillville Merrillville Plaza 1630 East 80th Avenue Merrillville IN 46410 11/01/91 134 Madison W. Whitney Square S/C 676 H.S. Whitney Way Madison WI 53711 08/13/92 135 Mishawaka Indian Ridge S/C 5816 Grape Road Mishawaka IN 46545 10/29/92 136 Brown Deer Marketplace 9190 Green Bay Road Brown Deer WI 53209 10/22/92 137 Naperville Heritage Square #108 428 South Route 59 Naperville IL 60540 11/05/92 139 Moline Best Buy Shopping Center 4371 16th Street Moline IL 61265 02/01/93 140 Brookfield Brookfield Fashion Center 16900 West Bluemound Road Brookfield WI 53005 04/22/93 141 West Allis West Allis Towne Center 6718 West Greenfield Avenue West Allis WI 53214 08/12/93 142 Calumet City Oakview Shopping Center 1737 East West Road Calumet City IL 60409 07/29/93 143 Orland Park Lakeview Plaza 15846 LaGrange Road Orland Park IL 60462 08/05/93 145 Timmerman Timmerman Plaza 10328 West Silver Spring Drive Milwaukee WI 53225 09/30/93 147 Speedway Speedway Super Center 5926 B Crawfordsville Road Speedway IN 46224 11/18/93 148 Greenwood Greenwood Shoppes 906 North US 31 Greenwood IN 46142 04/28/94 149 Willow Lake Willow Lake S/C 2620 Lake Circle Drive Indianapolis IN 46268 11/18/93 150 Fort Wayne N. Coldwater Crossing 5511 Coldwater Road Suite C Fort Wayne IN 46825 12/02/93 151 Marion Collins Road Square 1370 Twixt Town Road Marion IA 52302 03/10/94 154 Racine Racine Center 5201 Q Washington Avenue Racine WI 53406 09/27/94 155 Louisville Hikes Point Plaza 4048 Taylorsville Road Louisville KY 40220 10/23/94 156 Des Moines S. Southport Shopping Center 6325 S.E. 14th Street Des Moines IA 50320 10/10/94 157 Omaha Baker's Square 13439 West Center Road Omaha NE 68144 11/14/94 159 Rookwood Rookwood Pavilion, Suite A-9 2692 Madison Road Cincinnati OH 45208 10/30/94 161 Ballwin Ballwin Plaza Center 15425 Manchester Road Ballwin MO 63011 02/15/95 162 Fairview Heights Market Place 22 Plaza Drive Fairview Heights IL 62208 02/15/95 163 Lemay Lemay Plaza 2560 Lemay Ferry Road St Louis MO 63125 11/25/94 164 Indianapolis Washington Shoppes 10021 East Washington Street Indianapolis IN 46229 11/12/94 165 Appleton Fox River Mall 4651 Michaels Drive Appleton WI 54915 11/23/94 166 Janesville Janesville 2033 Humes Janesville WI 53545 02/15/95 168 Colerain Colerain Towne Center 10204 Colerain Avenue Cincinnati OH 45251 07/22/95 169 Eau Claire Chippewa Valley Plaza 3755 Gateway Drive Eau Claire WI 54701 03/29/95 171 Hanover Park Westview Plaza 7470 Barrington Road Hanover Park IL 60103 05/08/95 174 Kenosha Southport Plaza 6932 Green Bay Road Kenosha WI 53142 07/24/95 175 Mentor Creekside Commons 9597 Mentor Avenue Mentor OH 44060 10/05/95 176 Downers Grove Downers Plaza 124 Ogden Avenue Downers Grove IL 60515 09/15/95 177 North Olmsted Water Tower Square S/C 27246 Lorain Road North Olmsted OH 44070 12/03/95 178 Clarksville Clarksville Towne Center 706 East S.R. 131 Clarksville IN 47129 09/08/95 179 Florence Florence Square S/C 7673 Mall Road Florence KY 41042 09/16/95 180 Dixie Highway KMart Plaza 4921-A Dixie Highway Louisville KY 40216 10/25/95 181 Matteson Matteson Town Center 134 Town Center Road Matteson IL 60443 11/05/95 182 Oshkosh Oshkosh Center 1941 South Koeller Street Oshkosh WI 54902 10/06/95 184 Madison E. East Towne Plaza S/C 2031 Zeier Road Madison WI 53704 10/24/95 185 Bloomington Barnes & Noble Center 2817 East Third Street Bloomington IN 47408 11/24/95 187 Grand Island Main Street Station 2235 North Webb Road Grand Island NE 68803 11/17/95 5/11/09 11:31:39 Factory Card & Party Outlet Page 2 Report: TBLSTR2 R List of active stores Store # Store Name Address City, State, & Zip Opened 188 Clive West Ridge S/C 10201 University Avenue Clive IA 50325 01/31/96 189 Lincoln Lincoln Crossing S/C 4720 North 27th Street Lincoln NE 68521 02/09/96 190 Champaign Baytowne Square 2019 North Prospect Champaign IL 61822 02/01/96 191 Waterloo Flammang Square 1150 Flammang Drive Waterloo IA 50702 03/25/96 192 Mansfield Springfield Square Suite 108 556 N. Lexington-Springmill Mansfield OH 44906 02/23/96 193 Columbus Carriage Place S/C 2630 Bethal Columbus OH 43220 02/06/96 194 Omaha 72ND Crossing Center 713 1/2 South 72nd Street Omaha NE 68114 04/09/96 195 Springfield James River Towne Center 1839 Independence Suite S Springfield MO 65804 04/13/96 196 Evansville W. University Village 4821 University Drive Evansville IN 47712 06/05/96 197 Bradley Water Tower Plaza 1595 North State Route 50 Bourbonnais IL 60914 07/01/96 198 Lafayette Lafayette Market Place 3540 State Road 38E Suite 301 LaFayette IN 47905 08/16/96 199 Highland Highland Grove 10229 Indianapolis Boulevard Highland IN 46322 08/12/96 200 Palatine Deer Grove Center 637 East Dundee Road Palatine IL 60067 08/21/96 201 Wausau Mountain View Square 3712 Rib Mountain Road Wausau WI 54401 09/23/96 202 St. Peters Mid Rivers Plaza 263 Mid Rivers Mall Drive St. Peters MO 63376 10/04/96 203 Davenport Davenport Retail 5255 Elmore Avenue Davenport IA 52807 10/05/96 204 Owensboro Owensboro Town Center 5101 Frederica Street Owensboro KY 42301 10/18/96 205 Cape Girardeau Cape West Plaza 244 Siemers Drive Cape Girardeau MO 63703 10/28/96 206 Erie Millcreek Plaza 2070 Interchange Road, Ste 270 Erie PA 16565 10/18/96 207 Melrose Park Winston Plaza 1222 Winston Plaza Melrose Park IL 60160 10/05/96 208 Chattanooga Northtowne Center 5450 Highway 153, Suite C-6 Hixson TN 37343 10/29/96 209 Springfield Southwest Plaza 3163 Veterans Parkway Springfield IL 62704 10/28/96 210 Vernon Hills Hawthorn Hills Fashion Square 700 North Milwaukee Suite 117 Vernon Hills IL 60061 11/25/96 213 St. Clairsville Ohio Valley Plaza 50825 Valley Plaza Drive St. Clairsville OH 43950 05/01/97 216 Chattanooga S.E. Hamilton Village 2020 Gunbarrel Road, Ste. 178 Chattanooga TN 37421 03/10/97 217 Middleburg Hts. Southland Center 6885 Southland Drive Middleburg Heights OH 44130 03/24/97 218 State College Barnes & Noble Plaza 303 Benner Pike State College PA 16801 04/20/97 219 DeKalb Dekalb Market Square 2350 Sycamore Road, Suite C DeKalb IL 60115 03/21/97 220 Colonial Hts. Southpark Square 1865 Southpark Blvd. Colonial Heights VA 23834 04/30/97 224 Irondequoit Culver Ridge Plaza 2255 Ridge Road East Irondequoit NY 14622 05/07/97 225 Dubuque Staples Plaza 190 John F. Kennedy Road Dubuque IA 52002 04/19/97 226 Richmond East Gateway Center 4615 E. Main Street Richmond IN 47374 07/12/97 227 Anderson Applewood Center 5605 S Scatterfield Road Anderson IN 46013 06/29/97 228 Wooster Wooster Place Plaza 3793 Burbank Road Wooster OH 44691 07/05/97 229 Peoria Evergreen Square 801 W. Lake, Suite 128 Peoria IL 61614 06/29/97 231 Columbia The Broadway Marketplace 21 South Conley, Suite K Columbia MO 65201 07/02/97 234 Benton Harbor Pipestone Station 1599 Mall Drive, Unit-A Benton Harbor MI 49022 08/16/97 236 Brentwood Cool Springs Festival 8105 Moores Lane, Suite 1400 Brentwood TN 37027 07/09/97 237 Port Orange Countryside Station 3830 South Nova Road Port Orange FL 32127 08/20/97 242 Colonie Latham Farms Center 579 Troy Schenectady Road Latham NY 12110 11/22/97 245 Ormond Beach Ormond Town Square 1474 W. Grenada Blvd. Ste. 455 Ormond Beach FL 32174 11/09/97 246 Lockport Walmart/Tops Plaza 5819 S. Transit Road Lockport NY 14094 08/30/97 249 Tampa Carrollwood Commons 15064 N. Dale Mabry Hwy. Tampa FL 33618 10/11/97 250 Niagara Falls Niagara Consumer Square 7220 Niagara Falls Blvd. Niagra Falls NY 14304 11/24/97 256 Hoffman Estates Golf Rose Center 19 Golf Center, Suite A Hoffman Estates IL 60169 10/11/97 258 Dewitt Hechinger Plaza 3179 Erie Plaza Blvd. East Dewitt NY 13214 10/18/97 259 Green Bay Green Bay Plaza 831 S. Military Avenue Green Bay WI 54304 09/27/97 260 Joplin Northpoint Center 430 Rangeline Road Joplin MO 64801 10/20/97 261 Penfield Panorama Plaza 1601 Penfield Road, Suite 61 Rochester NY 14625 11/17/97 266 Niles Four Flaggs Shopping Center 9471 N.
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