NORTHLAKE CITY NEWS
March 2013
Happy St. Patrick’s Day!
IN THIS ISSUE
City Desk ......................................................2
Veterans Park District Events .........................5
Leyden Township Community Center .........11
Business Guide ......................................13-19
Classifieds ...................................................19
Published for the City of Northlake
55 E. North Avenue
Northlake, IL 60164
Calendars of Events ....................................20
Watch for the unveiling of our new, updated
website coming February 1, 2013!
www.northlakecity.com
CITY OF NORTHLAKE
55 E. North Avenue
(708) 343-8700
Jeffrey T. Sherwin, Mayor
Joanne Floistad, City Clerk
Fred J. Paul, Treasurer
Aldermen
Ward 1
Paul Straube
Penny Feldmann
Ward 2
Sandy Delgado
Thomas Padilla
Ward 3
Rick Riesterer
Mark Werba
Ward 4
Rich Grochowski
Francine Patti
City Secures Funding for Resurfacing
T
he City of Northlake has secured funding
for resurfacing of South Roy and South
Roberta from North Avenue to Soffel
Avenue. The work will involve grinding off the
existing surface, resurfacing, drainage structure
replacement, curb and gutter removal and
replacement and sidewalk replacement where
necessary.
The work is scheduled to begin in April and
should be completed by mid summer. The
estimated cost of this work is approximately
$632,000 of which 80% of $545,600 is being paid
for with a grant secured by the City through
IDOT.
Hirsch Avenue from Roy to 43rd Avenue will
also be resurfaced this year, with the scope of work
the same as what is being done on Roy and
Roberta. This work will begin in August and
should be completed by October. The cost of this
work is estimated to be $546,000 of which 80% or
$436,800 is also being paid with a grant secured
by the City.
Also set for this year will be the replacement of
the traffic signals at Wolf and Winters, near West
Leyden High School. The existing signals are over
40 years old and parts are becoming difficult to
locate. The new signals will be similar to the ones
installed last year at Fullerton and Wolf. The
estimated cost for this project is $300,000 of
which 80% or $240,000 is being paid for with
grant funding.
The City will be making an application for
Community Development Block Grant Funding for
the installation of an elevator at Northlake City
Centre (the former Lutheran Church) at 112 N.
Wolf Road. This elevator will make all levels of
this building ADA compliant which will open up
the facility for community use.
You may have noticed underground work being
done also along North Avenue and Wolf Road.
This work is for installation of fiber optic cable to
enhance our ever growing internet infrastructure.
All landscaping renovation and repairs to
sidewalks and pavement will be done when this
work is finished.
TRAFFIC SIGNAL
REPLACEMENT
WOLF & WINTERS
Police Department
911 (emergency)
(708) 531-5755 (non-emergency)
Fire Department
RESURFACE
ROY & ROBERTA
911 (emergency)
(708) 562-3182 (non-emergency)
www.northlakecity.com
[email protected]
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RESURFACE
HIRSCH
Northlake City News
Now on Sale –
Images of America:
Northlake
On sale at Northlake City Hall for $20.00.
Author Edgar Gamboa Navar, a picture history of
Northlake with details.
Inoperable Vehicles
Prohibited
From the Desk of State
Representative Kathleen Willis
It is with great honor and responsibility that I
am serving my first term in the Illinois General
Assembly as State Representative for the 77th
District, which includes parts of Addison,
Bellwood, Bensenville, Franklin Park, Maywood,
Melrose Park, Northlake, Stone Park, and Wood
Dale, as well as O’Hare Airport.
As a newly elected, full-time State
Representative, my top priorities are to improve
access to quality education, prevent unfair property
tax increases for working families and work to get
Illinois back on the right track. I believe in leading
by example, which is why I have chosen to not
accept the state legislator pension and will support
legislation that will make it harder for lawmakers
to raise their own pay.
In Springfield, I serve in the following
committees; Appropriations Human Services,
Energy, Public Safety: Police and Fire, State
government Administration and Transportation,
Regulations and Roads.
As part of my efforts to stay connected to my
constituents, I have created seven citizen advisory
committees that will focus on different topics
covering, education, seniors, women’s issues,
Latino issues, Public Safety, environmental
concerns and economic development and small
businesses. I encourage you to contact my office if
you would like to take part in any future meetings
and share your thoughts on the major challenges
facing our
communities.
To remain
accessible to my
constituents, I
have opened a
full-time
constituent
service office
located at 112 N. Wolf Road in Northlake. We
will be open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and
Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Wednesday
from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. and the first Saturday
from every month from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Our phone number is 708-562-6970 and we can
be reached via e-mail at [email protected].
Finally, I would like to invite you to a FREE
community electronics recycling and shred day on
Saturday, March 9 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at my
office in Northlake. At the event, your old TV’s,
computers, phones and paper documents will be
securely disposed of by a recycling professional.
As always, feel free to contact me if you have
any questions about state government or if you
need help navigating through the often confusing
state bureaucracy. It is a privilege to serve as your
State Representative, and I look forward to
effectively working for you.
Join us.
Northlake Municipal code prohibits storing or
parking junk cars or inoperable vehicles in
residential districts. This regulation applies to any
unlicensed vehicles or those with flat tires, broken
windshields or other conditions that make them
inoperable.
Soup’s On
The St. John Vianney Ladies Guild in Northlake
will again be hosting the very popular “Soup’s On”
on Tuesday, March 12th. There will be ten
different wonderful homemade soups made by the
Guild’s culinary experts. The dinner bell will ring
at 5:00 p.m. Come anytime. SOUP’S ON will be
served till 8:00 p.m. Join us for ALL YOU CAN
EAT soup. Price includes salad, bread and dessert.
Cost is only $6.00 for adults, $3.00 for children 12
and under. SOUP’S ON will be served in the gym.
Call Helen at 708-562-4268 for more information.
No reservations needed.
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Veterans Park District
Special Events
District.
Breakfast with the Bunny
Families will enjoy a jot breakfast, games, crafts
and a visit from the Easter Bunny. Saturday,
March 16 from 10am-11:30am at Bulger Park. $5
ages 3-10, $7 ages 11-adult (In District)/ $6 ages
3-10, $8 ages 11-adult (Out of District).
Gymnastics Classes
(Ages eighteen months-16)
Veterans Park District offers Gymnastics and
Tumbling classes on Wednesday evenings and
Saturdays..Grant Park Recreation Center, 44 W.
Golfview Dr., Northlake. For more information call
708-343-5270.
Family Pool Egg Hunt
The Easter Bunny is leaving eggs at East Leyden
High School Pool on Monday, March 18 from 89pm. Enjoy an hour of open swim and egg
hunting! $3 for children, $4 for adults.
Easter “Egg”stravaganza
In partnership with the city of Northlake, come out
for a day of crafts, games, entertainment and of
course a visit from the Easter Bunny. Saturday,
March 23 from 12pm-2pm at Grant Park
Recreation Center. This is a free event.
Preschool
Preschool (Ages 3-5)
Sign up for preschool in Northlake or Melrose
Park. Registration for our Fall 2013 school year
begins in February 2013!
Our preschool program offers the ideal
environment for you and your preschooler.
Imagine your child being inspired daily by
dedicated teachers, meeting new friends, singing,
dancing, creating art, and much more!
We prepare our preschoolers academically,
physically, and socially to begin their education
journey successfully. Come and join the fun! Call
Preschool Director, Marlin Sanchez, at 708-7315290 or email at
[email protected] for further
questions or to schedule a tour of one of our
classrooms!
Karate Academy
(Ages 6-13)
COME TRY A CLASS FOR FREE!
Get your kid(s) involved in the best martial arts
program in the area to learn self-defense, selfconfidence and self-discipline. From basic
techniques to sparring drills, Karate Academy
helps students achieve leadership skills and
everyday self-defense. Uniforms are $35. Ask us
about our new Session dates by calling Veterans
Park District at (708) 343-5270. New monthly
fees of $55 per month. Register with the Karate
Academy by coming in on Mondays or Thursdays
from 5:15pm to 6pm.
After School Care
Register for After School Care today! Your
children will be bussed from their school to either
Grant Park Recreation Center in Northlake, or
Bulger Hall in Melrose Park. The children are
given a snack upon arrival, followed by time for
homework help, and opportunities to recreate
both inside and out! Pick your child up at 6pm or
7pm. Contact Veterans Park District (708-3435270) for more information. Register anytime.
Teens
Midnight Hoops (Grades 6th – 8th)
Do you love to play basketball? Then come to
midnight hoops!!! Grant Park Recreation Center
(44 West Golfview drive, Northlake), 9pm-11pm,
$3, Friday, March 15.
Youth
Adults
Spring Break Camp (Ages 6-12)
Have fun with a different theme each day in this
exciting camp. From Pirate Day to a trip to the
zoo, this camp is going to be a blast! March 2528 and April 1 from 9am-4pm at Grant Park
Recreation Center. $120 In District, $125 Out of
District. Before and After care is available.
Veterans Park District Fitness Passport
Preschool Primer (Ages 30 months to 3 years)
This parent/child class will lay the foundation for
your child to succeed in preschool. Activities
include circle time, story time, art and free play.
Wednesdays, April 3-May 22 from 1-2pm at VPD
Preschool in Northlake. $45 In District, $54 Out of
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Veterans Park District is currently in the first
Winter Season of our Fitness Passports. The
Passport is an efficient, flexible way to enjoy all
the fitness classes Veterans Park District offers.
With the Passport you are free to attend any class
throughout the week that fits your ever changing
schedule. Classes available are Zumba, Fitness
Boot Camp, Pi-Yo Fusion and Advance and
Beginner Belly Dancing. Classes are scheduled
Tuesday morning and night, Wednesday night,
Thursday night and Saturday morning. There are
varying sizes of passports to allow participants to
attend a certain number of classes, ranging from
6 to an unlimited amount, during the 12 week
season. Join our current season and we will be
happy to prorate the price of our passports for
you! Our new Spring Season will begin February
23 and run through May 16 with each class
running 12 times during the Season. Stop by and
pick up your Passport today and get in gear with
the New Year!
Dog Obedience (18+)
The new session of dog obedience classes begin
April 4th. The new session included: AKC Puppy
S.T.A.R and Basic Obedience. Call 708-343-5270
for more information
Special Recreation
Veterans Park District, in cooperation with the
village of River Grove, provides year-round
recreation and leisure activities for individuals of
all ages with special needs. Our goal is to provide
opportunities for new experiences, socialization
and quality programming. Youth and preschool
programs are inclusion programs that are open to
children with or without special needs. Teen and
adult programs are set up to accommodate
individuals with special needs.
Adult Lunch Party
Kiss Me I’m Irish (Ages 18-99)
Enjoy all you can eat corned beef, cabbage,
potatoes, breads, pie and coffee. Live
entertainment and raffles make this an event not
to miss. Thursday, March 14, located at Bulger
Park in Melrose Park. Fee is $24. Call for tickets
today!
Especially for Seniors
Birthday Bingo
Let’s celebrate! Breakfast buffet and games of
Bingo for prizes will take you out of the winter
blues. If it is your birthday month the event is
free. Pre-register for a lesser fee. Wednesday,
March 20th will start of the year of Birthday Bingo
events. 10-11:30am. Free for your birthday
month, pre-register for $3.00 or Walk in fee of
$3.50.
Travel with Veterans Park District
Journey of Passion of Christ
Take a journey to see 40 life-size statues along the
Passion of the Christ trail. After visiting the
Shrine, enjoy lunch at Cracker Barrel. Monday,
March 25. Departs from Grant Park at 8:15am and
returns at 4:30pm. $40.
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Dollars and
Sense By Fred Paul
Meet the New
Finance Director
Recently, the City of Northlake hired a new
Finance Director. Carol Lampard is a 32 year
veteran of working for the State of Illinois in
various capacities.
Most recently she
relocated to Chicago
from Central Illinois
to work for Metra,
Pace and RTA
conducting
performance audits to
identify areas that
needed improvement.
Carol started her
career in public
service where she
gained an
understanding of
financial budgeting
and accountability with emphasis on serving the
constituents. Carol states her desire is to serve
residents in Northlake so they will gain confidence
in her.
Over the years, Carol has worked for Judy Barr
Topinka and Secretary of State Jesse White. She
oversaw a budget of over $400 million.
Carol grew up in Genoa, Il and went to school
at Western Illinois University and University of
Illinois – Springfield. She has a son who is a police
officer in Highland Park and a daughter who is in
graduate school. She is a welcome addition to the
City of Northlake.
NORTHLAKE BASEBALL & SOFTBALL
5TH ANNUAL
PANCAKE BREAKFAST
Saturday, April 13th
8:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Glick Hall in
Grant Park Recreation Center
44 E. Golfview Drive
All you can eat pancakes
Adults: $5.00
Children under 12: $3.00
Grant Park
7:30 - 9:30 p.m.
$3.00 Admission
Musical Footloose
Debuts at West Leyden
It is pure rock ‘n’ roll this March when Leyden
High School District 212 Theater Department
presents Footloose at 7:00 p.m. on Friday, March 8
and 15, and Saturday, March 9 and 16, in the
auditorium at West Leyden High School, 1000 N.
Wolf Rd, Northlake.
In this lively musical, big-city teenager Ren
moves to an ultra-conservative Midwestern town
where dance is forbidden. He breaks every taboo –
including falling in love with Ariel, the preacher’s
daughter – and rallies his classmates to defy the
town fathers and hold a rock ‘n’ roll prom.
Based on the 1984 movie that launched actor
Kevin Bacon’s career, Footloose explodes on the
stage with classic 80s tunes such as “Let’s Hear it
for the Boys,” and of course, “Footloose.”
The cast, crew and production staff is composed
of students from both campuses. You don’t want
to miss this musical. These spirited students are
ready to rock ‘n’ roll.
Admission is $3 for students and $5 for adults.
For more information, please visit
www.leyden212.org/finearts.
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March 1 • April 5 • May 3
Students must be picked up promptly; no
loitering
Appropriate attire and conduct
will be enforced
No “juking” - No fighting
Refreshments will be sold by Veterans Park
Sponsored by the Northlake Youth Commission
LIVE IT UP CLUB
A Senior Club for men and women 55 years of age and older
Meetings are held the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month at 1:00 p.m.
–Free pastries and coffee Bingo following the meeting
–Many trips and events are held throughout the year
Boundaries for membership eligibility are:
Within the City limits of NORTHLAKE and The Unincorporated area of LEYDEN
TOWNSHIP. If you want to meet other seniors and have fun, join us!
Membership is only $5.00 per year
Our meetings are held at Grant Park Recreation Center
44 W. Golfview • Northlake, IL
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“My Old Northlake”
Ariel Babicz was the first one to submit an
answer to the photo. This was the old
Northlake Bridge that went across the train
yard at Wolf Road. It burned down on May
22nd, 1948. There were many discussions about
rebuilding, but it never happened. This picture
got about 20 responses from residents.
Can you identify this photo? Submit your
answer by emailing the mayor at
[email protected]. If you have old
city photos with a story please submit copies to
the Mayor’s office for future contests.
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Trees Available for
2013 Planting
Season
Trees for the 2013 spring or fall
planting are available. As a matter
of fact, you can make a request for
a tree to be planted during any time
in the next 5 years. If you have
room on your parkway to provide a
home for a tree, call Public Works
at 708-562-0940 to pick from the
list of trees for planting.
Remember, trees located on the
parkway or in the City’s right of way
cannot be cut or trimmed without
permission from the City. The right
of way is generally the area 20 feet
from the back of the curb. If in
doubt, or if a tree in this area
needs attention, call Public Works
at 708-562-0940.
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EASTER
FEST
Saturday, March 23
12:00-2:00 p.m.
FINAL REGISTRATION
Saturday, March 16th - 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.
LAST CHANCE TO REGISTER FOR 2013 SEASON OF NORTHLAKE
BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL. GAMES BEGIN APRIL 22nd.
Grant Park
Games
Crafts
Entertainment
The Easter Bunny will
be stopping by, so be
sure to bring your
camera!
presented by the Community
Events & Affairs Commission
and Veteran’s Park District
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ANNOUNCEMENT..
Sampson-Pacheco
Mr. & Mrs. Kary
Sampson of Northlake
are excited to
announce the
engagement of their
daughter Megan
Sampson to Louie
Pacheco. Megan is a
graduate of West
Leyden High School &
Grand Canyon
University with a
Bachelor’s degree in
Elementary Education.
Louie is a graduate of
Fenton High School &
College of DuPage with an Applied Science degree in
Emergency Medical Services. A May wedding is planned
and the couple plan to reside in Park Ridge.
Saturday, May 11
10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
NEW CITY OF NORTHLAKE WEBSITE
The City website has been under construction for the past 9 months, but is now ready to be unveiled. The website committee has been busy
creating a website that is modern as well as user friendly, accurate and helpful. You will find information regarding each of our Departments, be able to
pay your water bill and tickets online, print up applications so that you can fill them out prior to coming to City Hall and much, much more! Please visit
www.northakecity.com to see the new and improved website. We hope you find it helpful and visit it often. Much thanks goes out to the website
committee: Alderwoman Penny Feldmann, Alderwoman Francine Patti, Alderman Rich Grochowski and Alderman Rick Riesterer.
www.northlakecity.com
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West Leyden Announces Top Ten
Percent Scholars
West Leyden High School has announced the names of students who rank in the top 10 percent of the Class of 2013. The
following students, along with the top 10 percent scholars from East Leyden, will be honored at the Rotary Club of Chicago
– O’Hare Foundation Top 10% Ceremony to be held on Tuesday, February 26, 2013, at 6:30 p.m. in the auditorium at East
Leyden High School.
Congratulations to the
following scholars:
West Leyden: Bethany
Alioto, Nicholas Avila, Desiree
Bui, Erica Bustillos, Eladio
Castellanos, Vanessa
Castellanos, Kayla Cornelius,
Andrea Diaz, Jaime Garza,
Susana Gonzalez, Nicole
Haltom, Joseph Hillertz,
Adrianna Jelen, Angelica
Michalak, Justin Mozelle,
Priscilla Palma, Grzegorz
Panek, Xitlali Patlan, Juliani
Rada, Alvaro Ramos,
Samantha Riding, Alexis Rios,
Teresa Rodriquez, Martin
Roman, Cynthia Salgado,
Cathy Salvarrey, Andrew
Skylakos, Michael Smith,
Dalton Steininger, Justin
Thomas, Kara Urbaniak,
Zendi Venegas Arellanes, and
Robert Woods.
If you want to make a
contribution to the Rotary
Foundation, please contact the
Rotary Club of Chicago –
O’Hare Foundation at 708813-4221 and
www.rotarychicagoohare.org.
Tuesday, March 12th
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Career and
Technical
Education
Award
Breakfast
On February 15, Leyden High
Schools held their annual Career
and Technical Education Award
Breakfast for students who have
achieved success in various areas of
their education. Mayor Jeffrey T.
Sherwin, Mayor Barrett Pedersen
of Franklin Park and Dr. Kathy
Robbins, Superintendent of District
212 were also present.
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Solicitors Warning
The City of Northlake, the Northlake Police
Department and the Northlake Fire Department
are NOT asking for donations from residents of
Northlake. Before you donate, call City Hall to
see if anyone who requests funds is registered with
the Clerk’s office.
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R E M I N D E R
City regulation states that there will be no parking on all streets
between 2:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m.
Also, on north-south streets, there is no parking on the west side of
the street at any time. On east-west streets, there is no parking on
the north side of the street at any time.
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Upcoming Programs at Leyden Community Center
Children’s Programs
Cochiaro’s Movie Night: First Friday of each
month, ages: 5-12, 6:00-8:00 p.m., $5 ($7
O/D). Kids could enjoy a movie on a big
screen projector, eat pizza & have a soft
drink. While parents can enjoy 2 hours of kid
free time.
Zumbatomics (Zumba for kids): Mondays,
February 25th thru April 15th, ages: 6-9 @
5:00-5:45 p.m., ages: 10-12 @ 6:00-6:45
p.m., $40 ($46 O/D) or $6 ($7 O/D) daily
fee.
Pre Ballet: Saturdays, March 16th thru April
20th, ages: 3-4, 10:00-10:30 a.m., $40 ($45
O/D).
Intro to Ballet: Saturdays, March 16th thru
April 20th, ages: 5-6, 10:45-11:15 a.m., $40
($45 O/D).
Triple Play: Wednesdays, April 3rd thru May
8th, ages: 7-10, 6:30-7:30 p.m., $48 ($50
O/D).
Movement & Tumbling: Wednesdays, March
13th thru April 17th, $48 ($50 O/D), 1:302:15 p.m..
Karate for Kids: Tuesdays, ages: 4-7, 6:307:00 p.m., April 2nd thru May 7th,
Thursdays, ages: 8-13, 6:30-7:00 p.m., April
4th thru May 9th, Wednesdays, 14 years
and older, 7:30-8:30 p.m., April 3rd thru
March 13th, $45 ($48 O/D). These classes
take place at ATA Martial Arts Karate
Studios, 10125 W. Grand Ave, FP.
Art Plus Young Rembrandts: Thursdays,
March 7th thru April 4th, $47 ($49 O/D),
12:00-2:00 p.m..
Soccer & T- Ball Combo: Saturdays, April
6th thru May 4th, ages: 3-5, 1:15-2:00 p.m.,
$28 ($30 O/D).
Girls Soccer Clinic: Saturdays, February 9th
thru March 16th, ages: 4-6 at 11:00 a.m.12:0 p.m., ages: 7-10 at 12:00-1:00 p.m.,
$48 ($50 O/D).
Basic Ballet: Saturdays, March 16th thru
April 20th, age: 7-12, 11:15 a.m.-12:00 p.m.,
$40 ($45 O/D).
Soccer Skills Clinic 101 & 202: Mondays,
February 11th thru March 18th, ages: 6-12
at 5:30-6:30 p.m., ages: 10-14 at 6:30-7:30
p.m., $48 ($50 O/D).
Tumbling & Gymnastics: Saturdays, April 6th
thru May 4th, ages: 5-8, 10:15-11:00 a.m.,
$49 ($52 O/D).
Track & Field: Saturdays, March 16th thru
April 20th, ages: 7-13, 9:00-10:00 a.m., $49
($52 O/D)
Jr. Basketball Camp: Tuesdays, March 26th
thru April 23rd, ages: 7-10, 5:15-6:15 p.m.,
$28 ($30 O/D).
Pee Wee Soccer: Mondays, February 11th
thru March 18th, ages: 3-7, 4:30-5:15 p.m.,
$48 ($50 O/D).
Basketball Clinic- Level 2: Saturdays, March
23rd thru April 27th, ages: 7-10, 12:00-1:00
p.m., $48 ($50 O/D).
Kids First Volleyball: Thursdays, April 4th
thru May 2nd, ages: 7-14, 5:00-6:15 p.m.,
$59 ($62 O/D).
Basketball Clinic –Level 3: Saturdays, March
23rd thru April 27th, ages: 10-14, 11:00
a.m.-12:00 p.m.,
Pee Wee Nerf Flag Football: Saturdays,
April 6th thru May 4th, ages: 4-6, $35 ($37
O/D).
$48 (450 O/D).
Total Sports: Wednesdays, April 3rd thru
May 8th, ages: 5-7, 5:30-6:30 p.m., $48 ($50
O/D).
Ashlie’s Art I: Saturdays, March 16th thru
April 6th, ages: 3-4, 9:00-9:45 a.m., $40
($45 O/D).
Ashlie’s Art II: Saturdays, March 16th thru
April 6th, ages: 5-12, 9:00-9:45 a.m., $40
($45 O/D).
Elementary / Cartoon Drawing: Fridays,
March 22nd thru April 19th, ages: 6-12,
5:15-6:15 p.m., $47 ($49 O/D).
No School Holiday: Monday, March 4th,
Casmir Pulaski Day, 8:30A-5:30 p.m., $20
$10 Additional Siblings ($25 / $15 O/D).
The following kids programs are held at our
Westdale Park Location,
Ages: 3-5, hours 12:30-2:00 p.m. –Unless
otherwise stated.
Homemade Easter Baskets: Saturday,
March 16th, ages: 5-12, 11:00 a.m.-1:00
p.m., $6 ($7 O/D).
Little Hands Baking & Crafting:
Wednesdays, March 26th thru May 21st,
$25 ($29 O/D).
Tutoring: By appointment only, 1st & 2nd
Graders (4-45 Minute Visits) session $100
($115 O/D) 3rd, 4th & 5th Grades (4-60
Minute Visits) session $120 ($135 O/D).
Friday Flicks: Fridays, March 8th thru April
19th, $10 ($13 O/D), 12:30-2:15 p.m..
Cyber Bullying: Tuesday, March 5th, Age: 610 (parents welcome) Free!
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Games & More: Wednesdays, March 13th
thru April 17th, $48 ($50 O/D),12:30-1:15
p.m..
Fun & Dance Zumbatomics (Zumba for
Kids): Mondays, February 25th thru April
15th, 12:15-1:00 p.m., $40 ($46 O/D)Daily
fees available for $6 ($7 O/D).
Teen & Adult Weightlifting: Saturdays, April
6th thru May 4th, 9:00-10:15 a.m., ages:
14+, $55 ($58 O/D).
Adult Classes
Belly Dancing: Wednesdays, April 3rd thru
May 8th, ages: 15+, $48 ($52 O/D).
Leo’s Boot Camp : Tuesdays, March 12th
thru April 16th and/or Thursdays, March 14th
thru April 18th, ages: 18+, 7:15-8:15 p.m.,
$50/$9 Daily ($55 O/D $10 Daily).
Zumba: Tuesdays, 6:15-7:15 p.m., March
26th thru May 21st, Saturdays, 9:00-10:00
a.m., March 30th thru May 18th, $40 ($46
O/D) or daily rates $6 ($7 O/D).
Zumba Toning: Thursday, March 14th thru
May 2nd, 5:45-6:45 p.m., $48 ($54 O/D).
You may pay a daily rates for programs
already started.
Senior Exercise: Tuesdays & Thursdays,
year around , 9:00-10:00 a.m., Must be 55
or older, Free!
Special Events
Blood Drive, March 2nd 9:00 a.m.-12:00
p.m.
Easter Egg Hunt & Pictures With The Easter
Bunny
Saturday, March 23rd, 12:00-2:00 p.m. $5
per child for a Picture, the Hunt & Games
are free!
Passes offered:
Boxing Passes, (call for pricing)
Open Gym Passes, Good for one year to
date, $15 ($40 O/D)
Fitness Passes, 6-months $45 ($60 O/D),
12-months $80 ($120 O/D).
Leyden Township Community Center
2620 N. Mannheim Road
Franklin Park, Il 60131
847.451.5144
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Starting January 1, 2012, a new state
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The following items need to be
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machines, scanners, computers,
electronic keyboards and mice, video
game consoles and video cassettes,
digital converter boxes, cable and
satellite receivers and records,
portable digital music players, video
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The City of Northlake offers a free
electronic recycling service. You can
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Monday through Friday, from 7:00
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Obituaries
Bloniarz, Josephine. Loving wife of the late Thomas. Beloved
mother of Thomas, John and Teresa Dassie. Dear grandmother of
Melissa, Matthew, Christopher, Catherine, Laurie, Patrick, James,
Rick and Steve. Great-grandmother of 6. Aunt of many nieces and
nephews. Visitation was held at Cuneo-Columbian Funeral Home.
Interment was at All Saints Cemetery.
Frohlich, Florence. January 28. Beloved mother of Michael
Frohlich and the late Alvin Frohlich. Loving grandmother of
Michele Dashiell and Nichole Frohlich. Cherished great
grandmother of 4. Aunt of Janet Boyd. Visitation was held at
Northlake Funeral Home. Interment was private.
Lachnit, Anthony. Husband of the late Edith. Loving father of
Anthony, Patricia Lantgen, Ronald and Margaret. Grandfather of
Cheryl, Wendy, Sandy, Chris, Joe and Matt. Great-grandfather of
9. Brother of Evelyn Snyder and Walter Lachnit. Longtime
member of Addison VFW. Visitation was held at Sax-Tiedemann
Funeral Home. Interment was private.
More, Ruby. Beloved mother of Nadyne Harris and Robert Moore.
Loving grandmother of Susan, Michael, Daina, Diane and David.
Cherished great grandmother and great-great grandmother of
many. Visitation was held at Northlake Funeral Home. Interment
was at Glen oak Cemetery.
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140 E. North Ave.
Northlake, IL 60164
www.northlakefuneral.com
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Northlake to inform its residents of present activities in
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