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City Desk ......................................................2

Veterans Park District Events .........................5

Leyden Township Community Center .........11

Business Guide ......................................13-19

Classifieds ...................................................19

Calendars of Events ....................................20

Watch for the unveiling of our new, updatedwebsite coming February 1, 2013!

www.northlakecity.com

Happy St. Patrick’s Day!

2 Northlake City News

CITY OF NORTHLAKE55 E. North Avenue

(708) 343-8700

Jeffrey T. Sherwin, Mayor

Joanne Floistad, City Clerk

Fred J. Paul, Treasurer

Aldermen

Ward 1Paul Straube

Penny Feldmann

Ward 2Sandy DelgadoThomas Padilla

Ward 3Rick RiestererMark Werba

Ward 4Rich Grochowski

Francine Patti

Police Department

911 (emergency)(708) 531-5755 (non-emergency)

Fire Department

911 (emergency)(708) 562-3182 (non-emergency)

[email protected]

The City of Northlake has secured fundingfor resurfacing of South Roy and SouthRoberta from North Avenue to Soffel

Avenue. The work will involve grinding off theexisting surface, resurfacing, drainage structurereplacement, curb and gutter removal andreplacement and sidewalk replacement wherenecessary.

The work is scheduled to begin in April andshould be completed by mid summer. Theestimated cost of this work is approximately$632,000 of which 80% of $545,600 is being paidfor with a grant secured by the City through IDOT.

Hirsch Avenue from Roy to 43rd Avenue willalso be resurfaced this year, with the scope of workthe same as what is being done on Roy andRoberta. This work will begin in August andshould be completed by October. The cost of thiswork is estimated to be $546,000 of which 80% or$436,800 is also being paid with a grant securedby the City.

Also set for this year will be the replacement of

the traffic signals at Wolf and Winters, near WestLeyden High School. The existing signals are over40 years old and parts are becoming difficult tolocate. The new signals will be similar to the onesinstalled last year at Fullerton and Wolf. Theestimated cost for this project is $300,000 ofwhich 80% or $240,000 is being paid for withgrant funding.

The City will be making an application forCommunity Development Block Grant Funding forthe installation of an elevator at Northlake CityCentre (the former Lutheran Church) at 112 N.Wolf Road. This elevator will make all levels ofthis building ADA compliant which will open upthe facility for community use.

You may have noticed underground work beingdone also along North Avenue and Wolf Road.This work is for installation of fiber optic cable toenhance our ever growing internet infrastructure.All landscaping renovation and repairs tosidewalks and pavement will be done when thiswork is finished.

City Secures Funding for Resurfacing

TRAFFIC SIGNALREPLACEMENT

WOLF & WINTERS

RESURFACEHIRSCH

RESURFACEROY & ROBERTA

Northlake City News 3

Inoperable VehiclesProhibited

Northlake Municipal code prohibits storing orparking junk cars or inoperable vehicles inresidential districts. This regulation applies to anyunlicensed vehicles or those with flat tires, brokenwindshields or other conditions that make theminoperable.

Soup’s OnThe St. John Vianney Ladies Guild in Northlake

will again be hosting the very popular “Soup’s On”on Tuesday, March 12th. There will be tendifferent wonderful homemade soups made by theGuild’s culinary experts. The dinner bell will ringat 5:00 p.m. Come anytime. SOUP’S ON will beserved till 8:00 p.m. Join us for ALL YOU CANEAT soup. Price includes salad, bread and dessert.Cost is only $6.00 for adults, $3.00 for children 12and under. SOUP’S ON will be served in the gym.Call Helen at 708-562-4268 for more information.No reservations needed.

Now on Sale –Images of America:NorthlakeOn sale at Northlake City Hall for $20.00.Author Edgar Gamboa Navar, a picture history ofNorthlake with details.

It is with great honor and responsibility that Iam serving my first term in the Illinois GeneralAssembly as State Representative for the 77thDistrict, which includes parts of Addison,Bellwood, Bensenville, Franklin Park, Maywood,Melrose Park, Northlake, Stone Park, and WoodDale, as well as O’Hare Airport.

As a newly elected, full-time StateRepresentative, my top priorities are to improveaccess to quality education, prevent unfair propertytax increases for working families and work to getIllinois back on the right track. I believe in leadingby example, which is why I have chosen to notaccept the state legislator pension and will supportlegislation that will make it harder for lawmakersto raise their own pay.

In Springfield, I serve in the followingcommittees; Appropriations Human Services,Energy, Public Safety: Police and Fire, Stategovernment Administration and Transportation,Regulations and Roads.

As part of my efforts to stay connected to myconstituents, I have created seven citizen advisorycommittees that will focus on different topicscovering, education, seniors, women’s issues,Latino issues, Public Safety, environmentalconcerns and economic development and smallbusinesses. I encourage you to contact my office ifyou would like to take part in any future meetingsand share your thoughts on the major challenges

From the Desk of StateRepresentative Kathleen Willis

facing ourcommunities.

To remainaccessible to myconstituents, Ihave opened afull-timeconstituentservice officelocated at 112 N. Wolf Road in Northlake. Wewill be open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday andFriday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Wednesdayfrom 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. and the first Saturdayfrom every month from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.Our phone number is 708-562-6970 and we canbe reached via e-mail at [email protected].

Finally, I would like to invite you to a FREEcommunity electronics recycling and shred day onSaturday, March 9 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at myoffice in Northlake. At the event, your old TV’s,computers, phones and paper documents will besecurely disposed of by a recycling professional.

As always, feel free to contact me if you haveany questions about state government or if youneed help navigating through the often confusingstate bureaucracy. It is a privilege to serve as yourState Representative, and I look forward toeffectively working for you.

Join us.


Special Events

Breakfast with the BunnyFamilies will enjoy a jot breakfast, games, craftsand a visit from the Easter Bunny. Saturday,March 16 from 10am-11:30am at Bulger Park. $5ages 3-10, $7 ages 11-adult (In District)/ $6 ages3-10, $8 ages 11-adult (Out of District).

Family Pool Egg HuntThe Easter Bunny is leaving eggs at East LeydenHigh School Pool on Monday, March 18 from 8-9pm. Enjoy an hour of open swim and egghunting! $3 for children, $4 for adults.

Easter “Egg”stravaganzaIn partnership with the city of Northlake, come outfor a day of crafts, games, entertainment and ofcourse a visit from the Easter Bunny. Saturday,March 23 from 12pm-2pm at Grant ParkRecreation Center. This is a free event.

Preschool

Preschool (Ages 3-5)Sign up for preschool in Northlake or MelrosePark. Registration for our Fall 2013 school yearbegins in February 2013!

Our preschool program offers the idealenvironment for you and your preschooler.Imagine your child being inspired daily bydedicated teachers, meeting new friends, singing,dancing, creating art, and much more!

We prepare our preschoolers academically,physically, and socially to begin their educationjourney successfully. Come and join the fun! CallPreschool Director, Marlin Sanchez, at 708-731-5290 or email [email protected] for furtherquestions or to schedule a tour of one of ourclassrooms!

Youth

Spring Break Camp (Ages 6-12)Have fun with a different theme each day in thisexciting camp. From Pirate Day to a trip to thezoo, this camp is going to be a blast! March 25-28 and April 1 from 9am-4pm at Grant ParkRecreation Center. $120 In District, $125 Out ofDistrict. Before and After care is available.

Preschool Primer (Ages 30 months to 3 years) This parent/child class will lay the foundation foryour child to succeed in preschool. Activitiesinclude circle time, story time, art and free play.Wednesdays, April 3-May 22 from 1-2pm at VPDPreschool in Northlake. $45 In District, $54 Out of

Veterans Park DistrictDistrict.

Gymnastics Classes (Ages eighteen months-16)Veterans Park District offers Gymnastics andTumbling classes on Wednesday evenings andSaturdays..Grant Park Recreation Center, 44 W.Golfview Dr., Northlake. For more information call708-343-5270.

Karate Academy (Ages 6-13)COME TRY A CLASS FOR FREE!Get your kid(s) involved in the best martial artsprogram in the area to learn self-defense, self-confidence and self-discipline. From basictechniques to sparring drills, Karate Academyhelps students achieve leadership skills andeveryday self-defense. Uniforms are $35. Ask usabout our new Session dates by calling VeteransPark District at (708) 343-5270. New monthlyfees of $55 per month. Register with the KarateAcademy by coming in on Mondays or Thursdaysfrom 5:15pm to 6pm.

After School CareRegister for After School Care today! Yourchildren will be bussed from their school to eitherGrant Park Recreation Center in Northlake, orBulger Hall in Melrose Park. The children aregiven a snack upon arrival, followed by time forhomework help, and opportunities to recreateboth inside and out! Pick your child up at 6pm or7pm. Contact Veterans Park District (708-343-5270) for more information. Register anytime.

Teens

Midnight Hoops (Grades 6th – 8th)Do you love to play basketball? Then come tomidnight hoops!!! Grant Park Recreation Center(44 West Golfview drive, Northlake), 9pm-11pm,$3, Friday, March 15.

Adults

Veterans Park District Fitness Passport

Veterans Park District is currently in the firstWinter Season of our Fitness Passports. ThePassport is an efficient, flexible way to enjoy allthe fitness classes Veterans Park District offers.With the Passport you are free to attend any classthroughout the week that fits your ever changingschedule. Classes available are Zumba, FitnessBoot Camp, Pi-Yo Fusion and Advance andBeginner Belly Dancing. Classes are scheduledTuesday morning and night, Wednesday night,Thursday night and Saturday morning. There arevarying sizes of passports to allow participants toattend a certain number of classes, ranging from

6 to an unlimited amount, during the 12 weekseason. Join our current season and we will behappy to prorate the price of our passports foryou! Our new Spring Season will begin February23 and run through May 16 with each classrunning 12 times during the Season. Stop by andpick up your Passport today and get in gear withthe New Year!

Dog Obedience (18+)The new session of dog obedience classes beginApril 4th. The new session included: AKC PuppyS.T.A.R and Basic Obedience. Call 708-343-5270for more information

Special Recreation

Veterans Park District, in cooperation with thevillage of River Grove, provides year-roundrecreation and leisure activities for individuals ofall ages with special needs. Our goal is to provideopportunities for new experiences, socializationand quality programming. Youth and preschoolprograms are inclusion programs that are open tochildren with or without special needs. Teen andadult programs are set up to accommodateindividuals 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. Liveentertainment and raffles make this an event notto miss. Thursday, March 14, located at BulgerPark in Melrose Park. Fee is $24. Call for ticketstoday!

Especially for Seniors

Birthday BingoLet’s celebrate! Breakfast buffet and games ofBingo for prizes will take you out of the winterblues. If it is your birthday month the event isfree. Pre-register for a lesser fee. Wednesday,March 20th will start of the year of Birthday Bingoevents. 10-11:30am. Free for your birthdaymonth, pre-register for $3.00 or Walk in fee of$3.50.

Travel with Veterans Park District

Journey of Passion of ChristTake a journey to see 40 life-size statues along thePassion of the Christ trail. After visiting theShrine, enjoy lunch at Cracker Barrel. Monday,March 25. Departs from Grant Park at 8:15am andreturns at 4:30pm. $40.


Grant Park7:30 - 9:30 p.m.$3.00 Admission

Students must be picked up promptly; noloitering

Appropriate attire and conduct will be enforced

No “juking” - No fighting

Refreshments will be sold by Veterans Park

March 1 • April 5 • May 3

A Senior Club for men and women 55 years of age and olderMeetings 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 yearOur meetings are held at Grant Park Recreation Center

44 W. Golfview • Northlake, IL

LIVE IT UP CLUB

Sponsored by the Northlake Youth Commission

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

Musical FootlooseDebuts at West Leyden

It is pure rock ‘n’ roll this March when LeydenHigh School District 212 Theater Departmentpresents Footloose at 7:00 p.m. on Friday, March 8and 15, and Saturday, March 9 and 16, in theauditorium at West Leyden High School, 1000 N.Wolf Rd, Northlake.

In this lively musical, big-city teenager Renmoves to an ultra-conservative Midwestern townwhere dance is forbidden. He breaks every taboo –including falling in love with Ariel, the preacher’sdaughter – and rallies his classmates to defy thetown fathers and hold a rock ‘n’ roll prom.

Based on the 1984 movie that launched actorKevin Bacon’s career, Footloose explodes on thestage with classic 80s tunes such as “Let’s Hear itfor the Boys,” and of course, “Footloose.”

The cast, crew and production staff is composedof students from both campuses. You don’t wantto miss this musical. These spirited students areready to rock ‘n’ roll.

Admission is $3 for students and $5 for adults.For more information, please visitwww.leyden212.org/finearts.

Dollars andSense By Fred Paul

Meet the NewFinance Director

Recently, the City of Northlake hired a newFinance Director. Carol Lampard is a 32 yearveteran of working for the State of Illinois in

various capacities.Most recently sherelocated to Chicagofrom Central Illinoisto work for Metra,Pace and RTAconductingperformance audits toidentify areas thatneeded improvement.

Carol started hercareer in publicservice where shegained anunderstanding offinancial budgeting

and accountability with emphasis on serving theconstituents. Carol states her desire is to serveresidents in Northlake so they will gain confidencein her.

Over the years, Carol has worked for Judy BarrTopinka and Secretary of State Jesse White. Sheoversaw a budget of over $400 million.

Carol grew up in Genoa, Il and went to schoolat Western Illinois University and University ofIllinois – Springfield. She has a son who is a policeofficer in Highland Park and a daughter who is ingraduate school. She is a welcome addition to theCity of Northlake.


“My Old Northlake”Ariel Babicz was the first one to submit an

answer to the photo. This was the oldNorthlake Bridge that went across the trainyard at Wolf Road. It burned down on May22nd, 1948. There were many discussions aboutrebuilding, but it never happened. This picturegot about 20 responses from residents.

Can you identify this photo? Submit youranswer by emailing the mayor [email protected]. If you have oldcity photos with a story please submit copies tothe Mayor’s office for future contests.

Trees Available for2013 Planting

Season

Trees for the 2013 spring or fallplanting are available. As a matterof fact, you can make a request fora tree to be planted during any time

in the next 5 years. If you haveroom on your parkway to provide ahome for a tree, call Public Worksat 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 waycannot be cut or trimmed without

permission from the City. The rightof way is generally the area 20 feet

from the back of the curb. If indoubt, or if a tree in this area

needs attention, call Public Worksat 708-562-0940.


FINAL REGISTRATIONSaturday, March 16th - 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.LAST CHANCE TO REGISTER FOR 2013 SEASON OF NORTHLAKE

BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL. GAMES BEGIN APRIL 22nd.

EASTERFEST

Saturday, March 2312:00-2:00 p.m.

Grant Park

GamesCrafts

Entertainment

The Easter Bunny willbe stopping by, so be

sure to bring yourcamera!

presented by the CommunityEvents & Affairs Commissionand Veteran’s Park District


NEW CITY OF NORTHLAKE WEBSITEThe 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 topay 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 visitwww.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 websitecommittee: Alderwoman Penny Feldmann, Alderwoman Francine Patti, Alderman Rich Grochowski and Alderman Rick Riesterer.

www.northlakecity.com

ANNOUNCEMENT..

Mr. & Mrs. KarySampson of Northlakeare excited toannounce theengagement of theirdaughter MeganSampson to LouiePacheco. Megan is agraduate of WestLeyden High School &Grand CanyonUniversity with aBachelor’s degree inElementary Education.Louie is a graduate ofFenton High School &

College of DuPage with an Applied Science degree inEmergency Medical Services. A May wedding is plannedand the couple plan to reside in Park Ridge.

Sampson-Pacheco

Saturday, May 1110 a.m. to 1 p.m.


West Leyden Announces Top TenPercent Scholars

West Leyden High School has announced the names of students who rank in the top 10 percent of the Class of 2013. Thefollowing 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

Tuesday, March 12th

Leyden High School.

Congratulations to thefollowing scholars:

West Leyden: BethanyAlioto, Nicholas Avila, DesireeBui, Erica Bustillos, EladioCastellanos, VanessaCastellanos, Kayla Cornelius,Andrea Diaz, Jaime Garza,Susana Gonzalez, NicoleHaltom, Joseph Hillertz,Adrianna Jelen, AngelicaMichalak, Justin Mozelle,Priscilla Palma, GrzegorzPanek, Xitlali Patlan, JulianiRada, Alvaro Ramos,Samantha Riding, Alexis Rios,Teresa Rodriquez, MartinRoman, Cynthia Salgado,Cathy Salvarrey, AndrewSkylakos, Michael Smith,Dalton Steininger, JustinThomas, Kara Urbaniak,Zendi Venegas Arellanes, andRobert Woods.

If you want to make acontribution to the RotaryFoundation, please contact theRotary Club of Chicago –O’Hare Foundation at 708-813-4221 andwww.rotarychicagoohare.org.


Career andTechnicalEducationAwardBreakfast

On February 15, Leyden HighSchools held their annual Careerand Technical Education AwardBreakfast for students who haveachieved success in various areas oftheir education. Mayor Jeffrey T.Sherwin, Mayor Barrett Pedersenof Franklin Park and Dr. KathyRobbins, Superintendent of District212 were also present.


R E M I N D E R

City regulation states that there will be no parking on all streetsbetween 2:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m.

Also, on north-south streets, there is no parking on the west side ofthe street at any time. On east-west streets, there is no parking on

the north side of the street at any time.

Solicitors WarningThe City of Northlake, the Northlake Police

Department and the Northlake Fire Departmentare NOT asking for donations from residents ofNorthlake. Before you donate, call City Hall to

see if anyone who requests funds is registered withthe Clerk’s office.

Upcoming Programs at Leyden Community CenterChildren’s Programs

Cochiaro’s Movie Night: First Friday of eachmonth, ages: 5-12, 6:00-8:00 p.m., $5 ($7O/D). Kids could enjoy a movie on a bigscreen projector, eat pizza & have a softdrink. While parents can enjoy 2 hours of kidfree time.

Zumbatomics (Zumba for kids): Mondays,February 25th thru April 15th, ages: 6-9 @5:00-5:45 p.m., ages: 10-12 @ 6:00-6:45p.m., $40 ($46 O/D) or $6 ($7 O/D) dailyfee.

Pre Ballet: Saturdays, March 16th thru April20th, ages: 3-4, 10:00-10:30 a.m., $40 ($45O/D).

Intro to Ballet: Saturdays, March 16th thruApril 20th, ages: 5-6, 10:45-11:15 a.m., $40($45 O/D).

Basic Ballet: Saturdays, March 16th thruApril 20th, age: 7-12, 11:15 a.m.-12:00 p.m.,$40 ($45 O/D).

Tumbling & Gymnastics: Saturdays, April 6ththru May 4th, ages: 5-8, 10:15-11:00 a.m.,$49 ($52 O/D).

Jr. Basketball Camp: Tuesdays, March 26ththru April 23rd, ages: 7-10, 5:15-6:15 p.m.,$28 ($30 O/D).

Basketball Clinic- Level 2: Saturdays, March23rd thru April 27th, ages: 7-10, 12:00-1:00p.m., $48 ($50 O/D).

Basketball Clinic –Level 3: Saturdays, March23rd thru April 27th, ages: 10-14, 11:00a.m.-12:00 p.m.,

$48 (450 O/D).

Ashlie’s Art I: Saturdays, March 16th thruApril 6th, ages: 3-4, 9:00-9:45 a.m., $40($45 O/D).

Ashlie’s Art II: Saturdays, March 16th thruApril 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).

Homemade Easter Baskets: Saturday,March 16th, ages: 5-12, 11:00 a.m.-1:00p.m., $6 ($7 O/D).

Tutoring: By appointment only, 1st & 2ndGraders (4-45 Minute Visits) session $100($115 O/D) 3rd, 4th & 5th Grades (4-60Minute Visits) session $120 ($135 O/D).

Cyber Bullying: Tuesday, March 5th, Age: 6-10 (parents welcome) Free!

Triple Play: Wednesdays, April 3rd thru May8th, ages: 7-10, 6:30-7:30 p.m., $48 ($50O/D).

Karate for Kids: Tuesdays, ages: 4-7, 6:30-7:00 p.m., April 2nd thru May 7th,Thursdays, ages: 8-13, 6:30-7:00 p.m., April4th thru May 9th, Wednesdays, 14 yearsand older, 7:30-8:30 p.m., April 3rd thruMarch 13th, $45 ($48 O/D). These classestake place at ATA Martial Arts KarateStudios, 10125 W. Grand Ave, FP.

Soccer & T- Ball Combo: Saturdays, April6th thru May 4th, ages: 3-5, 1:15-2:00 p.m.,$28 ($30 O/D).

Girls Soccer Clinic: Saturdays, February 9ththru 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).

Soccer Skills Clinic 101 & 202: Mondays,February 11th thru March 18th, ages: 6-12at 5:30-6:30 p.m., ages: 10-14 at 6:30-7:30p.m., $48 ($50 O/D).

Track & Field: Saturdays, March 16th thruApril 20th, ages: 7-13, 9:00-10:00 a.m., $49($52 O/D)

Pee Wee Soccer: Mondays, February 11ththru March 18th, ages: 3-7, 4:30-5:15 p.m.,$48 ($50 O/D).

Kids First Volleyball: Thursdays, April 4ththru May 2nd, ages: 7-14, 5:00-6:15 p.m.,$59 ($62 O/D).

Pee Wee Nerf Flag Football: Saturdays,April 6th thru May 4th, ages: 4-6, $35 ($37O/D).

Total Sports: Wednesdays, April 3rd thruMay 8th, ages: 5-7, 5:30-6:30 p.m., $48 ($50O/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 ourWestdale Park Location,

Ages: 3-5, hours 12:30-2:00 p.m. –Unlessotherwise stated.

Little Hands Baking & Crafting:Wednesdays, March 26th thru May 21st,$25 ($29 O/D).

Friday Flicks: Fridays, March 8th thru April19th, $10 ($13 O/D), 12:30-2:15 p.m..

Games & More: Wednesdays, March 13ththru April 17th, $48 ($50 O/D),12:30-1:15p.m..

Movement & Tumbling: Wednesdays, March13th thru April 17th, $48 ($50 O/D), 1:30-2:15 p.m..

Art Plus Young Rembrandts: Thursdays,March 7th thru April 4th, $47 ($49 O/D),12:00-2:00 p.m..

Fun & Dance Zumbatomics (Zumba forKids): Mondays, February 25th thru April15th, 12:15-1:00 p.m., $40 ($46 O/D)Dailyfees available for $6 ($7 O/D).

Teen & Adult Weightlifting: Saturdays, April6th thru May 4th, 9:00-10:15 a.m., ages:14+, $55 ($58 O/D).

Adult Classes

Belly Dancing: Wednesdays, April 3rd thruMay 8th, ages: 15+, $48 ($52 O/D).

Leo’s Boot Camp : Tuesdays, March 12ththru April 16th and/or Thursdays, March 14ththru 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., March26th thru May 21st, Saturdays, 9:00-10:00a.m., March 30th thru May 18th, $40 ($46O/D) or daily rates $6 ($7 O/D).

Zumba Toning: Thursday, March 14th thruMay 2nd, 5:45-6:45 p.m., $48 ($54 O/D).

You may pay a daily rates for programsalready started.

Senior Exercise: Tuesdays & Thursdays,year around , 9:00-10:00 a.m., Must be 55or older, Free!

Special Events

Blood Drive, March 2nd 9:00 a.m.-12:00p.m.

Easter Egg Hunt & Pictures With The EasterBunny

Saturday, March 23rd, 12:00-2:00 p.m. $5per child for a Picture, the Hunt & Gamesare free!

Passes offered:Boxing Passes, (call for pricing)Open Gym Passes, Good for one year todate, $15 ($40 O/D)Fitness Passes, 6-months $45 ($60 O/D),12-months $80 ($120 O/D).

Leyden Township Community Center2620 N. Mannheim RoadFranklin Park, Il 60131847.451.5144



ELECTRONICSRECYCLING ANDSHREDDING DAY

Sponsored by State RepresentativeKathleen Willis


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celebrate an anniversary?

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Recycling

Starting January 1, 2012, a new statelaw makes electronics recycling

mandatory.The following items need to be

recycled: TV’s, monitors, printers, faxmachines, scanners, computers,

electronic keyboards and mice, videogame consoles and video cassettes,

digital converter boxes, cable andsatellite receivers and records,

portable digital music players, videodisc records and players.

The City of Northlake offers a freeelectronic recycling service. You can

drop these items of at the PublicWorks Department, 100 W. Palmer,Monday through Friday, from 7:00

a.m. to 3:00 p.m.


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ObituariesBloniarz, Josephine. Loving wife of the late Thomas. Belovedmother of Thomas, John and Teresa Dassie. Dear grandmother ofMelissa, Matthew, Christopher, Catherine, Laurie, Patrick, James,Rick and Steve. Great-grandmother of 6. Aunt of many nieces andnephews. Visitation was held at Cuneo-Columbian Funeral Home.Interment was at All Saints Cemetery.

Frohlich, Florence. January 28. Beloved mother of MichaelFrohlich and the late Alvin Frohlich. Loving grandmother ofMichele Dashiell and Nichole Frohlich. Cherished greatgrandmother of 4. Aunt of Janet Boyd. Visitation was held atNorthlake Funeral Home. Interment was private.

Lachnit, Anthony. Husband of the late Edith. Loving father ofAnthony, Patricia Lantgen, Ronald and Margaret. Grandfather ofCheryl, Wendy, Sandy, Chris, Joe and Matt. Great-grandfather of9. Brother of Evelyn Snyder and Walter Lachnit. Longtimemember of Addison VFW. Visitation was held at Sax-TiedemannFuneral 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 ofmany. Visitation was held at Northlake Funeral Home. Intermentwas at Glen oak Cemetery.


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