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Home My WebLink AboutVolume 22 - 2006 Iii....-11$' B I I At " Friends of the Oak Brook Public Library • • -- ---0 _------ C) lip Spring, 2006 Volume 22, Iss Oak Brook Public Library I 600 Oak Brook Road l i Oak Brook,IL 60523aik Broadway (630)990-2222 www.oak-brook.lib.il.us 1111w ak at Library Hours your Monday—Thursday — 9:30am-9pm doorstep Friday—Saturdayii 9:30 am-5 pm Sundays 1 pm—5 pm Michelle Ray Jeffrey Ray The Great White Way is closer than you Ray is the recipient of many honors and may think, for our next Evergreen Concert professional recognitions including those will feature Broadway's best. Entitled awarded by the American Opera Society, Friends of the "Lullabies of Broadway," the concert is the Chicago Union League and the Oak Brook Public Library slated for Sunday,April 2nd at 4:00 p.m. at American Berlin Opera Foundation. Board of Directors the Library. Holding a degree in Voice Performance Nancy Hayden,President The program features artists Jeffrey and from DePaul University in Chicago, Georgia Shubalis, Michelle Ray. These talented vocalists will Michelle Ray is the teacher and co-owner Vice President perform popular Broadway songs from of Kindermusik in Lockport, Illinois. She David Braune,Treasurer perennial favorites like "Annie, Get Your also teaches K— 8th grade music at the St. Roberta Petz,Secretary Gun," "A Chorus Line," "South Pacific" Joseph School in Lockport where she Margaret Tresley,Editor and "Phantom of the Opera" They will be directs the children's choir. She has been accompanied by pianist,Victor Moreno. performing both professionally and recre- Barbara Benezra Linda Celesta Jeffrey Ray has performed in opera and ationally since she was a child. Her roles Mary Ann Nunez concert halls throughout America and have ranged from an orphan in "Annie" at James Roach Europe. He made his U.S. operatic debut in the age of ten to Maria in "West Side Lucia Sutton 1995 in the Lyric Opera of Chicago's pro- Story." AnneVekich duction of Don Pasquale. His concert The program is free to the public and no engagements have taken him everywhere reservations are required. The Friends will from New York City's Carnegie Hall and provide complimentary refreshments fol- Lincoln Center to Munich and Salzburg.A lowing the Concert. For more information, frequent performer at the Ravinia Festival, contact the Library. The Used Book Sale . . . A bargain bonanza For those who see the beauty in a bargain,for those with included are signed vol- a ol a penchant for a purchase,we have just the event for you— umes by popular authors (Y 10• the Friends' Used Book Sale which is scheduled for and a selection of chil- Thursday, April 20th — Saturday, April 22nd dren's literature. The at the Oak Brook Public Library in the Friends Meeting books are now on Room. display in the Library The Sale hours are as follows: foyer. A complete list of Silent Auction items is Thursday,April 20th:Noon until 8:00 p.m. available on the Library's �, (there is a$5.00 charge from noon to 5:00 p.m; admis- website at: 4'' USED -" 1111 sion is free from 5:00—8:00 p.m; admission is free all www.oak-brook.lib.il.us SOOW SMI day for members of the Friends) Rd. Nun600 Nunez adds that anoth- Oak gr°°k Friday,April 21st: 9:30 a.m.—4:30 p.m. er important ingredient in 131s,s Saturday,April 22nd: 9:30 a.m.—3:00 p.m. the event's success is vol- (admission is free on Friday and Saturday) unteerism:Each year, over Oak Brook resident Peter Toulios Book Sale Coordinator Mary Ann Nunez has assembled 50 people contribute their an impressive array of attractively-priced books. To date, time and assist with the Sale. If you would like to offer over 8,000 volumes have been collected, and Nunez is your services, contact Nunez at(630) 782-6968. enthused about the variety and quality of this year's offer- Thanks to our many friends in the community who ings. As always, she extends thanks to those who have donate books and volunteer their time, this event raises perused their home libraries and contributed items for the thousands of dollars each year. This money enables the Sale. Donations for this year's event will be accepted Friends to support the Library in many ways, from enhanc- through April 10th. ing the Library's collections to sponsoring our popular The Silent-Auction continues to be popular with our Evergreen Concerts. attendees. The selections reflect the importance Nunez The Friends appreciate the efforts of all those who attaches to providing something for every book lover.This enable us to bring the Sale to fruition. We couldn't do it year's subject matter includes cooking,art and sports.Also without you. Alan Farnell . . . a true friend Last fall,the Friends regretfully accepted the resigna- = -- r " ~ tion of longtime Board Member Alan Farnell. During his .r. al tenure, Farnell served the Friends in a myriad of ways, - among them his chairmanship of the By-Laws r, ,,, r* Committee as well as his ongoing assistance with the . ,..N , Used Book Sale. Each year, he offered his help during the Sale, sometimes accompanied by his two sons,Tom r u Mk f' ` and Jeff. An attorney, Farnell's legal expertise was helpful to the Friends on many occasions; in fact, it was • he who created the contract for our Evergreen Concert performers. 4 " Of particular note is Farnell's commitment to the sue- wad M • • cessful Library Referendum of 1996.To say the least,he is sorely missed, and his contributions are deeply appre- ciated by the entire Friends organization. We congratulate Farnell on an outstanding job. Time and again, he has proven himself to be a true friend to our Library,and we thank him for efforts well above and beyond the call of duty. Introducing the 2006 Home Series As spring makes its wary approach, it's time to consider those long-awaited home improvement projects ideally suited to the summer months.Whether it involves new construction,rehabbing an existing home or simply making refinements to your landscaping or home decor,the Library has arranged a series of programs designed to make your job easier.According to Mary Williamson,Head of Reference Services, some recognized experts are coming to the Library to share their wealth of knowledge on relevant subjects. The series includes the following: ''- #;,14 "The New Look of Solar Homes"with Melinda Latimer, U.S. Department of Energy )1 Thursday, March 16th, 7:00 p.m. "Smart and Simple Interior Design" with Nancy Bennis, Interiors by Decorating Den . � f r, Thursday, March 23rd, 7:00 p.m. �� "Working with an Architect"with the American Institute of Architects i Thursday, March 30th, 7:00 p.m. �l 110 We encourage you to visit the Library this month and take advantage of the Home Series.As always, the Library staff welcomes your input about the programs and your suggestions about upcoming topics.If you have any questions,call Mary Williamson at 630/990-2222, Ext. 26. Some details about Children's Reading Program our databases . . . March-May There's a wealth of information to be had through the "Leap into Spring" Library's databases, and they're as close as your finger- For preschoolers — A celebration of the months of tips (and your computer!) Here are descriptions of two March,April and May(meets on Wednesdays at 10:00 a.m. of the most popular databases available through the or 2:00 p.m.) Includes songs, stories and a craft Library. . . "Cultivating Readers" For those with an eye for investing,Value Line provides For kindergartners, first and second graders (meets on a comprehensive and highly respected source of informa- Monday or Tuesday afternoons at 4:30 p.m.)Stories read at tion. It is largely regarded as the most widely used inde- each session are embellished with a creative craft pendent investment information service in the nation. "One Thing Leads to Another" For now, this database must be accessed at the Library For third, fourth and fifth graders (meets on Thursdays through the OBPL web site.Value Line offers the follow- ing: Investment Survey, Small & Mid Cap, Mutual Fund at 4:30 p.m.) Program stresses artistic creativity on pro- Survey, Daily Options Survey, Special Situations Service, jects related to literature Convertibles Survey and ETF Survey. Special programs for children. .. Family history can be a fascinating subject as well, "The Land of Oz"—Thursday,April 6th at 4:30 p.m. and many would-be genealogists have sought informa- L. Frank Baum's sequel to The Wizard of Oz features tion on various web sites, some of which are available Tip's quest for freedom and the struggle between Mombi through the Library's databases. Ancestry Library enables you to search immigration records, U.S. census and Glinda the Good. reports and birth, marriage and death records for family An Outpouring of Origami— history information. Heritage Quest provides a family Thursday,May 4th,7:00-8:30 p.m. history research tool including 25,000 family and local This workshop introduces the basic folds of origami. histories, the entire U.S. Federal Census from 1790- For ages 10 and up 1930, PERSI, an index to genealogy and local history Especially for teens periodicals and Revolutionary War records. From finances to family,there's a world of knowledge You Are What You Eat—Monday,April 3rd at 6:30 p.m. available to you through the OBPL databases. For a with nutrition educator Barbara Farner complete listing, log on to the Library's web site at Spectacular Skin—Monday,May 1st at 7:00 p.m. www.oak-brook.lib.il.us or call the Reference Desk at with Nordstrom's Elemis representative Roxanne 630/990-2222, Ext. 26. Williams r Clip and Mail , Calendar of Events Friends of the Oak Brook Public Library June 1, 2005 - May 31, 2006 EVERGREEN CONCERT Please enroll us as members of the Friends of the Oak Brook Public Library "Lullabies of Broadway" Check# Check Date Sunday, April 2nd—4:00 p.m. Name(s) Friends Meeting Room Address PRAGUE— Telephone THE CROSSROAD OF EUROPE Membership Categories with Gail and Al Popowits ❑ Individual $20 ❑ Patron $100 Tuesday, April 4th—7:00 p.m. ❑ Family $30 ❑ Corporate $125 Library ❑ Sponsor $60 ❑ Other $ Please make check payable to: Friends of the Oak Brook Public Library USED BOOK SALE P.O.Box 3131 •Oak Brook,IL 60522-3131 April 20th—22nd Friends Meeting Room GETTING THE MOST FROM YOUR For more information on DIGITAL CAMERA Programming Adult and Children's with professional photographer, Roger Mattingly call the Library at 990-2222. Wednesday, April 26th—7:00 p.m. Library �\^w and 3oob 11 ')1OOJ8>eO I£i£-ZZS09'II `)jOO.Ja LL£ oN 1!wJed I£I£ XOg opium ISOd O alYd a6elsod "S'n 6J0 UloJd-uoN ti�yo soo- ..., r etinR Friends of the Oak Brook Public Library • • • • 0 Winter, 2007 Volume 23, Issue 1 A Bargain Bonanza . . . pimiik As spring approaches, our Annual Used Please peruse your Oak Brook Public Library Book Sale draws closer — and with it the home libraries and 600 Oak Brook Road Oak Brook,II,60523 promise of great books at bargain prices. consider contributing a)) (630)368-7700 Mark your calendars now for this peren- items for our Sale. www.oak-brook.lib.il.us nially popular event. It will be held Your donations will73 April 26th — 28th in the Friends Meeting be accepted at the Room at the Library. As you know, volun- Library until April 15th for this year's Sale. teers are critical to our success. Respon- They should be in boxes that are easily trans- Library Hours sibilities include setting up for the Sale, portable. Please do not donate textbooks, Monday-Thursday serving as helpers and cashiers during magazines or any volumes in poor condition. 9:30 am-9 pm A recent and very popular addition to the Friday-Saturday Sale hours and the take down following 9:30 am-5 pm its close. We are so fortunate to have dedi- Used Book Sale is our Silent Auction of Fine Used and Rare Books. Mary Aim has Sundays cated volunteers in our community who assembled a great array of books for the 1 pm-5 pm join us from year to year to help us make Auction, and items will be on display in the the Sale a success. If you'd like to volunteer Library's lobby cases from March 1st — your time in some fashion, contact our April 28th. Bids will be accepted in person Sale Chairman, Mary Ann Nunez, at or via the internet on the Friends page of (630) 782-6968. the Library's website: As always, donations for the Sale are Friends of the always welcome and very much appreciated. www.oak-brook.lib.il.us Oak Brook Public Library Board of Directors Barbara Benezra,President Jim Roach,Vice President •��• -• ` • -��• -• -��•P• -.�• - David Braune,Treasurer Roberta Petz,etlressecretary ., An American Songbook . . . Margaret Tresley,Editor Richard Black Linda Celesia .F Save the date for our Spring Evergreen Concert, slated for Sunday, iP James Degerstrom .P. March 18th at 3:00 p.m. in the Friends Meeting Room at the Library. .P- Mary Ann Nuilez - MaryAnnNunez Vocalist Tony Andriacchi will perform popular favorites in a style that is .F AnneVekich evocative of Tony Bennett and Vic Damone. Refreshments provided by the Ellen Westman .p Friends will follow the free program. If you have questions, call the Library qp .. at (630) 368-7700. We salute the 2006-2001 Friend William J.Abraham Michael Cho John&Judy Gove Dr.&Mrs.M.Adeli Vera Chreptowsky David B.Granato Rasheed&Matheena Akhtar Joseph R.Christian,M.D. Mr.&Mrs.0.Alfred Granum SteliosAktipis James Christman Lorraine Greenock Ray&Sally Allen Aspasia E.Chrones Thomas&Regina Greuling Jeanne M.Ambrose Alexander J.Ciciora Mr.&Mrs.Kenneth Gwinn Carol T.Anderson Edward Cladek Warren Haeger Marilyn&Robert Anderson Shirley Clifford Gloria&Donald Haglund Bob&Kay Antonio Margaret Coffin Susan Brodie&Mark Hall Family Mr.&Mrs.Bruno Antoniolli Mr.&Mrs.Michael Colandrea Mr.&Mrs.Carl C.Hanke,Jr. Irene Antoniou Tom&Pat Collins Robert J.Hariman George V.Apostolou Mr.&Mrs.Joseph M.Connelly Roy&Loretta Hawthorne Dr.Gerard&Rose Aranha Mrs.Virginia Connolly Dr.David&Nancy Hayden David&Suzanne Arch Dan&Alice Cory Mrs.Phyllis M.Heckmann Don Arends Anita Cosenza Mr.&Mrs.William Hendrickson Thomas&Marie Arnold Mr.&Mrs.G.Joseph Cosenza Blanche Hill Rosemary Auster Robert&Nancy Coughlin David B.Hill,III Gordon B.&Virginia C.Austin Colin&Lou Couper Dr.Mary Howes Mr.&Mrs.John Baar Edward A.Cox,Jr. Mrs.Anne Huber Mrs.Katherine L.Baar John&Connie Craig Michael&Madeline Hughes Baldo Family Mr.&Mrs.Robert Cronin Peter&Heidi Huizenga Rudy&Doris Bartolomei Mr.&Mrs.Gerald Cronk George&Kathy Iaccino Ann Batogowski Nahlah&Chris Daddino Mr.&Mrs.Joe Iacovelli Theadora Bax Meryl Dahlgren Drs.Kamal&Lucy Ibrahim R.J.Becker Donald Strueber&Marilyn Darnall Anthony&Ann Ingrisano Joy&Carl Beisswanger Joy Dau Vincent Innocenti,Jr.Family Cleo S.Bell Champ&Janet Davis,Jr. Fred&Elaine Iozzo Madeline Bell John&Ann De Lorey Dr.&Mrs.Robert J.Jensik Drs.Jaime&Clara Bendersky James&Dr.Ann Degerstrom Bruce&Corazon Johnson Dr.E.Eliot&Barbara Benezra Dr.&Mrs.Robert Deiss Paresh Joshi Clifford&Margaret Bennett Dr.Joseph V.Discipio Kathleen&Chris Joyce Josephine A.Berger Mr.Francis Discipio Kenneth&Loretta Julian Arlene Birkhahn Patty&Alex Doolas Krishna&Uma Kalyan-Raman Richard&Mary Jo Black -Mr.Merl Douglas Chunghee K.Kang George&Betty Blanda Arlene Drabek James&Colleen Kapolas Nancy Bode Lorraine Drennan Mark,Laura,Alexandra,Nicholas Karambelas Dr.Sairah Alvi&Dr.Raphael Borok James&Ruba DuFour Marguerite Karnick Marlene L.Bostelman Nicholas&Annette Favia Ernest&Marion Karras Merwyn K.Brainerd Marian&Bob Fick Mr.&Mrs.Nicholas Karris Mr.&Mrs.David Braune Mrs.Phyllis Field Janet Kazan David J.Breault Mrs.Clarise Fischer Connie&Dennis Keller Bill&Jean Bristow Martin&Elissa Flaska Edward&Laura Kelly Carol Brizzolara Mario,Rosa,Isabella,Mario Florio Kathleen Kemp Mr.&Mrs.James T.Brophy Ed&Eileen Forsner Mr.&Mrs.John M.Kent Andrew,Taisa&Irena Browar Eleanor Fralick Brian&Dolly Kern Ginger Bruebach Mimi&Paul Francis Mr.&Mrs.Eugene Kimura Mr.&Mrs.Donald Buik Richard&Marion Frazier Mr.&Mrs.J.Douglass Kirk Nancy&Jeff Bulin Nelcar Gadrinab Ms.Anne Klecka Bozdar&Ann Bulovic Bill&Leila Gass Betty S.Knox John&Shelby Bulut Gearen Family Joyce Knuepfer Nancy Burke John F Gettemans Drs.Sung-Tao&Mali Lin Ko Merle J.Burkema A.Ghani Mr.&Mrs.Gerald A.Kolschowsky Patricia G.Burton Mr.&Mrs.Henry Gianatasio Barbara Sullivan&Richard Kopolovic Butler School District#53 Ed&Marie Gilbert Ron&Karen Kozan Dr.&Mrs.George T.Caleel Jasbir Gill Ms.Frankett Kral Drs.Ted&Siday Calinog Connie Giorgolo John&Reta Kratochvil Joseph&Angela Cantore Joseph&Gloria Giralmo Bill&Robin Krause John&Lisa Capozzoli Drs.K.B.&N.K.Giri Glenn&Joyce Krietsch Vito&Rosalie Cappiello Mary&Steven Gitelis Barbara Kroeplin Mrs.Dorothy Carbon Dr.Glen&Ellen Glista Karen Krohn Mr.&Mrs.Clark Carpenter Caroline Gold Joan Kubiak Ruth D.Carroll Rosemary&Robert Goldstine Shirley A.Kuhn Dr.Gaston&Linda Celesia Ms.Patricia Gondek Ken N.Kuo I Wence F Cerne Mr.&Mrs.Louis Gonnella Al&Pat La Valle Ray&Mary Lou Cesca Sara&John Gordon Dr.&Mrs.I.G.Labanauskas Richard&Merry Cheng Cynthia A.Gottlieb&Family Dr.Ligaya Marasigan&Israel Labao Dr.&Mrs.Lester Chernick Jennette Gottlieb Anne Lamprecht Mr.&Mrs.Chinthagada Dr.Prasad Gourineni&Family Ms.Barbara J.Lang s of the Oak Brook Public library Mr.&Mrs.Lorence Laning Don&Colette O'Neil Bob&Judy Stein Mr.&Mrs.David C.Lauder,Katie&Jany Dr.Carlito V.Orig Ms.Judy Gay Stevenson Mary Lebbin Joyce Pagano Hak&Joan Sue Mr.Louis Lenell Robert Parks Dr.&Mrs.Thomas Sullivan Mr.&Mrs.Donald L.Leone Louis,Kathy&Peter Paskalides Mr.&Mrs.William R.Sutton Palmer Leone Anthony Pasquinelli Mr.&Mrs.David Swift Doris LeVine James&Marjorie Pehta James Sykora Elaine&Leo Licata Kathryn Peot Nick&Mary Syregelas Glen Suerte&Dr.Emelita Lim-Meneses Petersen Family Anthony G.&Mary W.Tappin Joyce&Bill Lindeman Earl&Bobbie Petz Susan Carr Templeton Joseph&Carol Lizzadro Dan&Mary Phelps Zoe Tesauro Dr.David&Anne Loiterman Arthur&Joan Philip Mr.&Mrs.George Thein Linda Lojewski Rohan,Merle&Kevin Phillips Mr.&Mrs.C.M.Thompson Dr.Arline D.Lopez Gregory&Judy Pizza Dr.&Mrs.Marvin Tiesenga Eric&Karen Louie Dr.&Mrs.Paul Pocus,Jr. Lyn Tietz Judy&Glen Louthan Gloria K.Power George&Shirley Tolbert Annette Lovelace Dominic Pugliani Drs.Peter&Vassiliki Toulios Roy&Asta Lynch Joy&Raj Raghavan Dr.&Mrs.Gilbert Tresley Reynold&Mary Helen MacDonald Mr.&Mrs.Rajaram Joyce Trier Catherine E.Macken Edward Randell Mr.&Mrs.Robert Troost Peg Mackey Dr.Edward Razim Patricia&Thomas Truedson Thomas&Ingrid Mackey A.S.Reddy Ray&Lee Truedson Susan&Mark Madorin Dr.&Mrs.N.Reddy George&Kally Tsatsos Joseph&Roseann Maffei Georgia Regas Mr.&Mrs.L.Tuglus Kathleen&Ronald Maher Mrs.K.R.Reick Helen E.&M.Jean Underwood Louis G.Malevitis Jesse&Sharon Reif Ms.Dorothy Unger Mr.&Mrs.Leonard J.Maniscalco Dr.Jose Rios Dr.&Mrs.Richard Vacco Mr.&Mrs.Carl Manofsky Mr.&Mrs•James Roach Mrs.Vito V.Val Maureen&Jim Marino Betty T.Rooney Ken&Kristine Vallrugo Thomas&Alice Marks Dr.&Mrs.S.Burton Roth Al&Barb Van Eekeren Jerome Marone Robert&Mary Rutkowski Anne M.Vekich y Jean Ryan Gloria Vicks Terrence M.McDermott Sabbagha Family Tom&Mary Vitacco Sally Jensen&William McGhee Salazar Family Nugent J.Vitallo John&Mary E.McKeown Joan Salvato Jan McQuillenDonald&Minnie Sandstedt Mr.&Mrs.John Vlahos Mr.&Mrs.Stephen McShaneRobert&Sue Sanford Dr.Vijay&Kiran Vohra Ms.LaDora MeierJean G.Walker Santefort Family Dottie MeleAlfred P.Savino Barbara K.Walsh Eleanor C.MicalettiDavid&Sandra Saxman Karen&Mike Walsh Shirley MichelsDr.Doris M.Schaaff Robert P.Walsh Miedona FamilyCarl Schemel Dr.Raymond&Ivy Warpeha Lois MillerParticia White Schmidt Gail A.Weber James&Corinne MirabileEd&Judy Schoenthaler Audley Weidman Mr.&Mrs.William J.Misek Terry&Selma Schohn Andrew Wells Louise&Pat Monaco Lloyd&Darlene Schooley Joseph&Adele Wells Patricia Deprizio Monaco&GinaLois&Walter Schousen Tom&Ann Wenholz Mr.&Mrs.Joseph Mondschean Michael Season Ellen&Mort Westman Mrs.Thomas J.Moore Dr.Majid&Laya Serushan Jean A.White Laverne B.Morgan Dilip&Tara Shah Loretta Widiger Ben&Suzanne Moy Pushpa Shah Donna G.Wilkinson Claire P.Muldoon Dr.Michael Shannon Marilyn Wisnewski Joan Mullins Mr.&Mrs.Patrick Shannon,Jr. Gerald&Carol Wolin Elizabeth Mungo Kee&Christine Shin Tom&Terry Woltjen Mrs.Audrey Muschler Anita&Donald Shotola Diane Wood Richard E.Myers Tom&Georgia Shubalis Ed&Sandi Wozniak Ramesh&Sheela R.Naik Marc Simon Dr.&Mrs.Tito Yao Susan Nalbach Mary Alice Sisson Bert&Su Yen Barbara,Heidi&Anthony Nasharr Janice Skowron Susan&Scott Yochim Barbara A.Neil Corinne Sloan Charlie Yoo Jean C.Neill P.N.Sompalli&Family KazYoungdahl Carol J.Nelson Ralph&Cathy Sorice Karim S.Yunez&Family Mr.&Mrs.Carl Nemec Dr.&Mrs.Alex Spadoni Karen Zahran Margaret Nessel Joan&Ray Spink Lilia P.Zamar Lisa&Richard Nichols John&Judith Sprieser Mr.&Mrs.Larry Zanger Mr.&Mrs.Vince Notariano Elaine Squier Elaine Zannis Charles&Norma Novak Drs.Vedantham&Rajammal Srinivasan Charles Zapotocky Dr.&Mrs.Mario Nuiiez Stangarone Family Neil&Jeanne Zundel r r Clip and Mail 1 Calendar of Events Friends of the Oak Brook Public Library June 1,2006—May 31, 2007 EVERGREEN CONCERT Please enroll us as members of the Friends of the Oak Brook Public Library "An American Songbook" Check# Check Date Sunday,March 18th Name(s) 3:00 p.m. Friends Meeting Room Address Library Telephone Membership Categories USED BOOK SALE ❑ Individual $20 ❑ Patron $100 April 26th—28th ❑ Family $30 ❑ Corporate $125 Friends Meeting Room ❑ sponsor $60 111 Other $ Please make check payable to: Friends of the Oak Brook Public Library Library P.O.Box 3131 •Oak Brook,IL 60522-3131 LJ For information on Adult and Children's Programming call the Library at (630) 368-7700. 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