Tom Kertscher, author of the new book, “Brett Favre: A Packer Fan’s Tribute,” will donate $5 to PPNA for every book he sells to a PPNA member. Tom is also a PPNA member.

“Tribute” collects all of the highlights of Favre’s career as a Packer, with chapters on his consecutive-games-started streak, the Super Bowl win, his 3 MVP seasons, his dominance of the Bears and more. Photos are by Jim Biever, the Packers team photographer, and include many behind-the-scenes shots.

For more details, visit: http://www.cumberlandhouse.com/Fall%202006/1581825684.asp

“Tribute” costs $20. To order an autographed copy, contact Tom at tkerch@yahoo.com or 774-8284.

The book is also available in most bookstores, including Harry W. Schwartz, Barnes & Nobles and Borders.

The village is hosting a sidewalk sale event this Saturday July 22nd and again on Saturday August 19th. All day our local village shops and restaurants will be displaying their special sale merchandise and offers outside and inside creating a fun, festive walking, talking and shopping excursion…come and make a day of it!

Some of the highlights:
Shop ’til you drop…

Anthilia 50%-75% off select merchandise

Ace Robertson Hardware Dollar Days at Ace!!

Bodywork Outdoor chair massages available and coupons for free Yoga class

Drew’s Summer Sale merchandise outside

French Country Pine and Design New Store on Underwood

Juxt home and baby up to 50% off glassware, garden planters and pots

The Flower Lady 50%-85% off vases, art, candles, photo frames, jewelry and more

Little Read Book 50%-75% off sale items

Salamander 20%-50% off clothing and accessories

Underwood Gallery 10% off everything in the store

Wine, Dine, or Just Snack
Bjonda Happy hour1/2 price appetizers in the Skylight Room 5-6:30pm

Leff’s Lucky Town Happy Hour prices ALL DAY

Noodles & Co. Stop in to check out special offer of the day

One Way Cafe Fresh squeezed lemonade all day.

Vino 100 Free wine tastings until 4pm

Hello,

I am writing to let peolpe know where I’ve relocated to for the coming Spring. I had been in business for 18 years at the Sentry Store at 68th and State Street. Due to the development on that corner, I was forced to look for a new location. I will be at 12121 W. North Avenue, in the parking lot of the Fisher Building. This will be a great location, as I will have more room and be able to carry a wider assortment of plants. Another benefit of the move is that the scent of my flowers won’t have to compete with the odor from the foundry! If you wouldn’t mind passing the word along, I’d really appreciate it. I’ve attached 2 photos from last season to this note.

Think Spring,

Geri Nolan
Owner
Fruit of the Bloom, Inc.