From the Homeowners Association November 2014 Board of ... · These are volunteer positions with a two year elected term. Please consider joining the board and help us manage the

November 2014

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

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

The Happy Gardener............4

Out & About in Naperville..5

Pet Tales ..............................6

Directory Form ....................7

River Run Club News..........19

Parent’s Night Out ..............20

RR Club Nomination Form 21

Aerobics Schedule ................22

Raptor Swim Lessons ..........22

New Year’s Eve Party..........23

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From the Homeowners Association

Board of DirectorsBy Tony Smith, Director and Treasurer RRHOA

Fellow Neighbors,

Ihope everyone had a great Halloween and we can nowbegin preparing for Thanksgiving.

The primary mission of the River Run HomeownersAssociation (RRHOA) is to enforce our Rules and Regulations. Theserules are intended to protect the great appearance of our neighborhood!A great looking development is a more desirable place to live and inturn increases the value of our homes. As River Run has now pasttwenty years in age, there are a small handful of homes requiring bettermaintenance of their exteriors and yards. This may include stained,faded or dirty exterior finishes, rotted windows, or simple poorlymaintained grass and landscaping. These homes may decrease thevalue of other homes on the same our adjoining streets. Please look atyour exteriors and yards and consider what you can do to increase thevalue of your property investment.

Generally, everyone is very conscientious about cleaning up aftertheir pets. However, we have received complaints from both residentsand our landscape contractor that a few pet owners fail to pick-updroppings, or do pick-up waste and then throw plastic bags onto theberms. In addition, the landscape contractor reports repeated examplesof finding tree limbs or trash dumped on the berms rather thandisposed of properly by the bordering homeowners. Please help useliminate these issues.

Our landscape maintenance contractor will install holiday lightingat all entrances to River Run and our lights will be illuminated theSaturday before Thanksgiving.

The River Run Homeowners Association Board of Directors islooking for at least two residents to fill open board seats next year.These are volunteer positions with a two year elected term. Pleaseconsider joining the board and help us manage the RRHOA. Ifinterested, please contact a current board member and/or attend anupcoming meeting.

Our next Homeowners Association Board meeting will be onMonday, November 17th at 6:30 p.m. in the Clubhouse. All River RunHomeowners are welcome to attend these board meetings and areallowed up to three minutes to express concerns/raise issues.

Enjoy the fall season and especially Thanksgiving with our families…

ReporterReporter

Upcoming Events

Nov 17 - RRHOA Board of

Directors Meeting - 6:30 pm -

River Run Clubhouse

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River Run Committees

Management

INFORMATION GUIDERRHOA BOARD OF DIRECTORS

President Kamala Martinez [email protected] 904-5610

Vice Pres Jim Dorociak [email protected] 904-5424

Treasurer Tony Smith [email protected] 853-9153

Secretary Rob Gelb [email protected] 579-3334

Director Curt Vondrasek [email protected]

Director Tammara Williams [email protected] 922-6168

Director Gene Geekie [email protected] 204-2119

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

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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

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Manydown Court Stephanie Gathe 922-1030

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Naperville Homeowners Jim Dorociak 904-5424

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John Deyoung - Vice President

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the happy gardenermake a difference with a garden

Article Source: Becca MassatThe Growing Place

To Protect or Not to Protect?

As winter rapidly approaches, protecting plants fromweather and animals is a common garden task.Here are some guidelines and techniques.

Trees and Shrubs

Thin barked trees such as maples benefit from treewrap, especially when young, to keep critters away andprotect from wind and sun damage. Wrap the trunk in aspiral of brown paper tree wrap from the soil level to thefirst branches snugly. You could also use a piece of whiteplastic corrugated tubing, slit lengthwise. Do not use ablack product as the color black heats up in the sun andcan artificially warm the trunk, causing the cells to expand.The bark will then split once night falls and temperaturescool. Remove tree protection in spring once buds begin toswell.

Tree protection is also important for fruit trees such asapples, cherries and pears, and even crabapples. Rabbitsare fond of their bark and may nibble or even girdle thetrunk. Young shrubs are also tempting for rabbitsespecially fothergilla, burning bush, viburnum, roses andbarberries. A circle of chicken wire, graduated wire fencingor netting keeps the critters away. You may also trygranular repellants or sprays, but you’ll need to reapplythe product after rain or snowfall. Once shrub stems areabout the size of your ring finger, rabbits should avoidthem.

Evergreens

Some evergreens, planted in windy or sunny sites mayneed to be treated with an anti-transpirant spray like Wilt-Pruf after they have had enough cool temperatures to godormant, but while temperatures are still above freezing.The spray needs to be applied in daylight whentemperatures are above 40 degrees and it is able to drythoroughly so it doesn't freeze on the leaves/needles andproperly bonds to the surface. The spray creates aprotective film so that the leaves do not lose as muchmoisture in the dry winter wind. This coating is a naturalproduct derived from pine resin and it gradually wearsaway over a period of four to six months. Newly planted,broadleaf evergreens and yews that get afternoon wintersun will also benefit from this protection.

For cedar, cypress, juniper and arborvitae, it isimportant to wait until late fall when these plants havehad a chance to harden off and the moisture in the foliagehas retreated to the root system for the winter. Protectthese plants if they are newly planted or are in sunny,windy sites. Broadleaf evergreens such as boxwood andrhododendron may also be protected from winter damage.Because broadleaf evergreens have a different leafstructure, you can apply the product well into winter, aslong as it’s a sunny day when temperatures are abovefreezing. One application usually is sufficient, but followthe directions on the label.

To protect Christmas trees, wreaths and roping, spraythoroughly and allow them to dry before bringing thegreens indoors.

Roses

In our area, many of the most popular roses – such ashybrid teas, floribundas, grandifloras, and climbing roses –need some kind of winter protection. Most of the shruband species roses (own root grown) are hardy and do notneed extra protection.• First, clean up the area around the rose.• Make sure the rose is well watered.• Do not cut the canes back, but leave them be. Winterdamage starts at the tips and the longer the cane, the betterchance of having more living tissue by spring.• When the ground is beginning to freeze (usually afterthree hard frosts) apply a mound of soil or compost overthe base of the rose or enclose the rose with a collar ofchicken wire filled with shredded leaves. Removal of thisprotection in spring will depend on the weather.• To protect from rabbits, a circle of chicken wire workswell so they cannot get at the stems to nibble.


November 3 - "Toasting for a

Cause" - Sullivan's Steakhouse,South Main Street, Napervillefrom 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. A gourmetdinner paired with five exquisitewines awaits attendees atNaperville CARES’s ninth annualToasting for a Cause from 6:30 to9:30 p.m. Reservations are $125per person; $65 of each ticketgoes directly to support CARESand is tax-deductible. Seating islimited for this exclusive event.Register online atwww.napervillecares.org/events orcall 630-369-0200.November 6 - The Fourth

Annual Cheers For Our

Veterans - Chicago MarriottNaperville, North Naper Blvd.hosted By Naperville RespondsFor Our Veterans from6:00 - 9:30 p.m. Wine pairing fromCooper's Hawk Winery, ChefPrepared food stations and Silentauction. For more information andregistration, visitwww.napervillersponds.org.November 7, 2014 to January

15, 2015 Trains Arrive & Holiday

Lights! - 17 painted trains willarrive in downtown Naperville at6:00 p.m., the same night that alldowntown tree and rooftop lightsare illuminated for the holidayseasons! Be downtown before6:00 p.m. to be the first to see theTRAINS and kids can receiveprizes too while supplies last. November 8 - Breathe Deep

DuPage: A walk & Rally to Stop

Lung Cancer at NapervilleRiverwalk, West Jackson Avenue- Breathe Deep DuPage is anuntimed 3/4 mile or 1.5 milewalk/fun run around the scenicNaperville Riverwalk. The courseis friendly to wheelchairs,strollers, and pets. Complimentarysnacks and beverages will beprovided. There will also be aballoon launch, DJ entertainmentand kids [email protected]

November 9 - Naperville

Marathon & Half Marathon - TheNaperville Marathon event will

include a 26.2 mile and 13.1 milelong race that will run along roadsand forest preserves.November 27 - Thanksgiving

Day 5K Turkey Trot - The 17thannual 5K Turkey Trot will be heldon Thanksgiving morning startingat 8:00 a.m. from NapervilleCentral High School, 440 AuroraAvenue. This is a chip timed race,with awards given out to the topthree males and female finishers,as well as the top finishers ineach age group. Runners,walkers, running strollers andspecial needs walker/runners arewelcome in this event. No dogsor other animals please. Allproceeds goto benefitindividualswith vision,hearing anddiabetesissues in theNapervillearea. The race is limited to thefirst 7,500 runners. In 2013 therace sold out three weeks inadvance. Online registration onlyat www.napervilleturkeytrot.com.There will be no day of raceregistration. For more informationcall 630-364-3922 or visitwww.napervillenoonlions.org oremail [email protected] 30 - Little Friends

Parade of Lights - The verypopular electric lights parade willtake place starting at 5:00 p.m.Come early as local high schoolmusicians as well as performersfrom the School of PerformingArts will warm up the crowdstarting at 3:45 p.m. from theParade Main Stage at Main & VanBuren! It shall be a magical dayand night! City deck, Centralparking deck or Van Buren deckwill offer the best parking choices.Street parking on parade streetswill be removed starting at 3:00p.m. Immediately following theparade Santa and Mrs. Claus willvisit with kids on the main stageat Main & Van Buren from 6:00 -8:00 p.m. LittleFriendsInc.org

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November 1 - Holiday ShopOpens at both locations -Hours: Monday-Saturdayfrom 9am-4pm NEWSunday Hours: from 11am-4pm. - Last shopping day ofthe season is December 23.

November 8 - Make &Take: Pretty Painted PlaceMats - Aurora, 12-3pm, $20Decorate your own set offour personalized clothplace mats using washablefabric paint and leaves.

November 15 - Make &Take: Harvest Centerpiece -Aurora, 10am, Cost ofmaterials (Approx. $30-$50depending on materials).Our designers will help youcreate a festive centerpiecefor your Thanksgiving table.

November 21, 22 & 23

Holiday Open House Both locations, all dayGet into the holiday spiritthis weekend withdecorating demos, specials,refreshments and more!

November 22

Make & Take: Wreath,Container or Door SwagBoth locations, 10am-12pm,Wreath or Container: $49,Swag: $39. Make a customwreath, container or swag offresh greens and accents.

November 29

Make & Take: Wreath,Container or Door SwagBoth locations, 10am-12pm,Wreath or Container: $49,Swag: $39.

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WHO?Pet TalesBy the Naperville Area Humane Society

She spends her life in a tiny, filthy cage with the deafening sound of hundreds of dogs barking forattention around her. Her last bit of water is green and no veterinarian will ever check on herinfected mouth, raw from biting the wire cage around her in vain. Spinning in circles, bred again

and again without hope of ever getting to feel grass in her toes. No treats, toys or scratches behind herears. No one will brush the mattes from her shaggy coat or clip her painfully long nails. No one will evertell her she is a good girl or take her for a car ride or walk in the woods. This is the life of a puppy milldog.

You may think this is a rare occurrence, but the reality is there are hundreds of thousands of dogs thatexperience this type of inhumane treatment daily in the U.S. alone. Customers unknowingly keep thiscruelty alive by buying puppies in pet stores and online where photos of frolicking dogs dot a greenpasture. Behind the scenes lies the truth, and if you are unable to personally visit the place your puppywas born and raised and see the parents’ living conditions, there is no way to know your puppy didn’tcome from a puppy mill, no matter what the sales clerk or website tells you. Please consider adoption tostop the cycle of suffering. To find out more information, please visit www.stoppuppymills.org.

To learn more about the plight of puppy mill dogs, please join us for our next adult education seminaron Tuesday, November 18th at 6:30 p.m. at the Naperville Area Humane Society located at 1620 W. DiehlRoad in Naperville. To register for this free seminar, please contact Terri at 6304208989, ext. 117 oremail [email protected]. Space is limited.

[xÄÄÉÉÉÉÉÉÉAAA \ËÅ Wâ~x tÇw \ tÅ t ÑâÜxuÜxw uÄÉÉw{ÉâÇw4Folks don’t think of us purebreds being homeless inshelters, but about one out of four of us is! I may lookbig in my photo, but I still have growing up to do!! I havesome obedience training but will definitely need tocontinue it. I love treats and am quite smart if I say somyself so training should be fun. True to my breed, I liketo sniff anything and everything, my nose is always onthe ground. My new owners will have to have experiencewith my breed and be dedicated to giving me the properamount of exercise. I might be able to live with anotherdog, but no cats please!

Duke, like all homeless dogs and cats, deserves a secondchance at a forever home. Remember, you not only savethe life of the animal that you adopt, you save the life ofthe animal waiting for the cage space to open and theopportunity to be put up for adoption.

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We hope you all are enjoyingthe beautiful colors of Fall!With the Holidays quickly

approaching, keep in mind there are stilldates available to book your Holidayevent. What great way to show off yourbeautiful clubhouse and host your event atthe River Run Club. Contact Chris orDebbie at 630-904-1494 to checkavailability.

The River Run Club fiscal year endsOctober 31, 2014. The Board of Directorsand General Manager will be working onthe budget for the next fiscal year thatstarts November 1, 2014. This budget alongwith a review of the prior fiscal year willbe presented at the Annual EquityMembers meeting on Tuesday, January 20,2015 at 7:00 p.m. We hope to see youthere.

The goal of the River Run Club Boardof Directors is to continue to maintain highstandards and upgrade where needed. Wewould love to hear from motivatedmembers who would like become a part ofthe process. Included in this issue is a

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“COLOR ME MINE” IS RETURNING TO RIVER RUN CLUB!

An evening filled with Christmas fun. “Color Me Mine” will be coming to River Run Club and you willbe making your own custom ornament! We will have your special ornament fired and returned to

you to put on your own Christmas tree for you and your family to enjoy.

T’was the night before Christmas and all through the Clubhouse not a creature was stirring not even a mouse!Then up in the ballroom there arose such a clatter we ran to the room to see what was a matter. We opened

the doors to see all the fun, with “Color Me Mine” and beautiful ornaments being done!

Bring a pillow, blanket and P J’s to get cozy for the Christmas movie. Dinner and snack and fun will be provided.

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with little or no impact on the joints.

Body toning using a variety of weights &

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Semi-PrivateSwim Lessons

The River Run Raptors are thrilled to announce our firstsession of Semi-Private swim lessons right here in theRiver Run Club pool! The sessions begin Monday,November 3rd and will run through mid-December. Ourcoaches are our expert instructors and are fantastic withthe kids! The sessions are designed for beginningswimmers aged 8 and under.

For more information or to sign up, please visitwww.rrraptors.org to get started. We hope to see you atthe pool!

“Go Raptors!”


The River Run Club Board ofDirectors is sponsoring a

New Year’s Eve Party!

This event will be the kick-off to theRiver Run Club 20 Year Anniversary! Dress will be formal and beginning at

8:00 p.m. guests will enjoy:

~ Passed appetizers, delicious salad, dinner and dessert catered by My Chef ~

~ 4 Hour top shelf open bar ~~ Champagne toast ~

~ Music and dancing until 1:00 a.m. ~

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within a mile of your home?

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