Property owners honored
Every year the
Community Design Commission presents Cavalcade of Pride awards
to property owners whose homes and businesses stand out as
models of maintenance and improvement. The 2005 winners are as
follows:
Single-Family Property
J.A. and Lori Armour, 700 Woodbine Ave.
Michele and John Donley, 731 Linden Ave.
Michael and Natalie Connolly, 536 N.
Humphrey Ave.
Sharon Hermanns and Sumner Farren, 423
Forest Ave.
Mary and Billy Disomma, 143 S Elmwood Ave.
Peter and Susan Tirone, 162 N. Harvey Ave.
Mark and Carian Kraus, 526 Clinton Ave.
Nick and Deanne Alexander, 808 S. Elmwood
Ave.
Daniel Sullivan, 834 S. Lombard Ave.
Multi-Family Property
Randolph Crossing Condominium, 241, 245,
& 247 S. East and 608, 610, and 612 Randolph St.
Prince, Gwendolyn, & Damien Qualls,
600-602 S. Euclid Ave.
Commercial Property
Nola’s Cup, 800 S. Oak Park Ave.
Penny’s Noodle Shop, 1130 Chicago
Ave.
Block Award
800 N. Kenilworth Ave.
Special Award
St. Christopher’s Episcopal Church,
545 S. East Ave.
Barrie Park and Center, Park District of
Oak Park, Garfield St. and Lombard Ave.
Garden Award
Don and Mary Jo Pikul, 1024 S. Kenilworth
Ave.
Julia Latoria-Eastwood and Peter Eastwood,
938 N. Grove Ave.
Best Transformed Property
Paul and Elisabeth Jacobsen, 644 Woodbine
Ave.
Kathy and Tony Iwersen, 1033 Superior St.
Best Sign
Willow, 147 Harrison St.
Exceptional Tots and Toddlers Pre-school
System, 206-2101Ú2 Chicago Ave.
Good Neighbor
Dr. Neal Bente and Dr. James L. Greco,
6723 Roosevelt Road, Berwyn
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Health News
Living a healthy life with a chronic
disease…A program to help Oak
Park residents living with heart disease, diabetes, arthritis
and other chronic diseases live healthier and fuller lives is
being offered. Participants learn how to deal physically and
emotionally with their chronic disease, communicate effectively
with family, friends and doctors, and evaluate new treatments.
For more information call 358.5492 or email health@oak-park.us.
Health screenings…Blood pressure, total cholesterol, high density
lipoproteins (HDL), glucose, weight and body mass index
screenings are available for a $10 fee through the Know Your Numbers
program from 9:40 a.m. to noon on the second Saturday of the
month at the Oak Park Public Library, 834 Lake St. Appointments
are required. Call 358.5427 or email health@oak-park.us.
Stop smoking programs…Families with young children or pregnant women
may be eligible for free over-the-counter and prescription
products to help them quit smoking. Free smoking cessation
assistance also is available on a one-to-one basis or in a
group to any smoker. Programs can be brought to the worksite or
to your organization. For more information call 358.5484 or
email health@oak-park.us.
STD and HIV testing available…Confidential testing and treatment for sexually
transmitted disease (STD), and HIV are available at no charge
to residents. Non-residents pay a fee. Appointments are
necessary. To schedule a confidential appointment, call
358.5483 or email health@oak-park.us.
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December VOP-TV6 Programming Highlights
Original Programming Daily at 6 a.m., 8
a.m., 10 a.m., 6 p.m., 10 p.m.
• VOP-TV6
FYI Edition
• The
Barrie Park Story
• Diversity
Assurance & Security Grants
• Oral
Health Coalition
• Fighting
the Flu
Regular Village Board Meetings
Live at 7:
30 p.m., first & third Mondays. Replayed at 11 a.m., Sunday
and Tuesday, and 7 p.m., Wednesday and Friday.
Village Board Study Sessions
Days and times of live cablecast vary.
Replayed at 11 a.m., Thursday and Saturday, and 7 p.m., Tuesday
and Saturday.
Barrie Park and Center