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

Leyden Township Community Center ...........9

Dollars & Sense...........................................10

Veterans Park District Upcoming Events ......12

Business Guide ......................................15-24

Classifieds ...................................................23

Calendars of Events ....................................24

LAST BRANCH PICK UP —NOVEMBER 4

LAST YARD WASTE PICK UP —NOVEMBER 30

The Northlake Fire ProtectionDistrict held their Annual OpenHouse on October 12.

See page 15 for more pictures.

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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]

NORTHLAKE’S COMMISSIONS

Youth Commission – Meets 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month at 6:30 p.m.Sheila Morgan, Chairman Phone (708) 531-0118John Morgan, Katreina Voss, Sharon Budzon, Trish Patti

Police Pension Board – Meets quarterly (January, April, July, October)Richard Haack, Lori Grundy, Ken Beres, Jay Miletello, Carol Lampard

Zoning Board of Appeals, Planning & Economic Development CommissionMeets upon the request of the City CouncilPaul Feldmann, Chairman Phone (708) 343-8700Susan M. Maher, Joe Johnson, Gabriel Saucedo, Sue Costantino, Ron Boscaccy, ManuelHernandez

Senior Citizens Commission – Meets 3rd Wednesday of each month at 1:00 p.m.Don Koca, Chairman; June Hunt, Virginia Chavez, Christine Maggio, Wally Tripp, JosephLaPaglia, Diane Hanauer

Community Events & Affairs – Meetings held 1st & 3rd Thursday of each month at 7:00 p.m.Andrea Niemi, Chairman Phone: (708) 343-8700Pat Pionto, Racquel Rodriguez-Guerrero, Tim Rail, Angelo Cannataro

Board of Police Commissioners – Meetings held 4th Tuesday of each month at 6:00 p.m.Roberta Larson, Chairman; William McAdow, Commissioner; Manuel Ferra, Commissioner

Last year, the amount required to fund theCity of Northlake Police pension Fundwas $889,921. The funding forecast

provided by the actuary sets this figure at$1,005,094 for 2014; an increase of $115,173.00.

We cannot keep adding these amounts to theCity’s real estate tax levy. Although the City’sportion of your tax bill is only 12% of the total,any increase still contributes to the total paid byproperty owners.

The City cannot reduce pension benefits as analternative, as these have been set by the StateLegislature over the years, and localmunicipalities have no control over the terms ofthe pension. The Legislature sets the pensionbenefits, leaving the issue of funding to localgovernments.

In addition to increased pension costs, the Cityis also facing increases for insurance coverage,partly due to the “Affordable Health Care Act,”utility bills, fuel costs, as well as trying tomaintain and improve our infrastructure andfacilities.

Funding Police Pension Just One of theChallenges fo City’s Finances

New revenue sources are few and far between.In October, the City Council took up the matterof video gaming, as the City would receive 5% ofthe revenue from this activity. It appears likelythat video gaming will be approved by the CityCouncil before the end of the year, with theprovision that all proceeds be paid to the policepension fund. Hopefully this will keep futureincreases in the City’s contribution to the fundfrom appearing on your tax bill.

Overall, the City’s financial picture is relativelysolid. However, we must take steps to make surethat going into the future, we maintain fiscalstability, and meet our obligations withoutplacing an undue burden on City taxpayers. Wewill continue to find ways to streamlineprocedures and practices while maintaining Cityservices as well as providing a solid base for thefuture.

I would like to wish you all a happy andhealthy Thanksgiving holiday.

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AUTOMATIC BILL PAYMENT SYSTEMThe City of Northlake has begun an Automatic Bill Payment System for your CityUtility Bill where money can be directly deducted from your checking or savingsaccount to pay the bill. If you are interested, you must come into City Hall to fill

out the forms. Bring in a voided check or proof of a savings account in your name.

Do you have a story of special interest?

Did you recently get engaged or celebrate an anniversary?

Is there a new baby in the house? We’d love to hear from you!

e-mail us at: [email protected] mail to: Northlake City News

55 E. North Avenue, Northlake, IL 60164

“My OldNorthlake”

Can you identify your streetin this 1950’s era photo?Submit your answer by emailingthe mayor [email protected]. Ifyou have old city photos with astory please submit copies to theMayor’s office for futurecontests.

West Leyden MonthlyMarket Day

West Leyden High School has a monthly marketday program that benefits the Parent’s Club as well asvarious clubs that West Leyden has to offer. MarketDay has several different food items, snacks andbeverages to choose from and it is convenient andreasonably priced. With the Holiday’s upon us, youcan easily pick up a pie or two and many differentside dishes to compliment your holiday meal. Thereare various and convenient ways to order MarketDay through West Leyden. You can order online andpick up your order at the high school. You can get anorder sheet and pick up at the high school or you cansimply go to the store in Wooddale. The accountnumber for West Leyden Market Day is 7766. If youhave any questions, please contact Holly at 708-356-3988 and she can direct your call to the appropriateperson. Thanks for supporting West Leyden HighSchool

Stryker Soccer WrapsUp Outdoor Season

Centerpoint Preserve was host to its first soccerleague in four years. In a joint venture betweenNorthlake and Stone Park, the sport of youth soccerwas a wonderful success. In November of 2012, fourrepresentatives from each town met and formed aformal not for profit organization to start summersoccer in Northlake. Although we had severalregistrations, the teams were not finalized until earlyMay. We learned that we had to wait until the localindoor soccer leagues were completed. Nevertheless,we had 62 teams with over 800 players competing in5 age groups: U6, U8, U10, U12 and U14. All thegames were held on Saturdays from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00p.m. We had no rain outs and the 3 weeks of playoffsended on September 14th. The first place teamsreceived a giant trophy (not as big as the Stanley Cup)and medals were awarded to both first and secondplace players. The Stryker Soccer Board memberswould like to thank Mayor Sherwin, MayorMazzulla, Dale Roberts (Northlake Public Works)and Bill Otte (Veterans Park District) for all their helpand cooperation. If you missed this past season, wewill be back next summer. So get off the front lawnand get into uniform and onto a Stryker Soccer team.

Trees Available for 2014 Spring PlantingSeason

Trees for the 2014 spring planning season. areavailable. As a matter of fact, you can make arequest for a tree to be planted during any time in thenext five years. If you have room on your parkway toprovide 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 theCity’s right of way cannot be cut or trimmed withoutpermission from the City. The right of way isgenerally 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.

NoticeSenior Bingo will be closed Tuesday, December 24

and Tuesday, December 31, 2013. It will resume Tuesday, January 7, 2014.

Live It Up Club Celebrates 80sIn September, the Live It Up Club celebrated all those who have celebrated their 80th birthday, or

more, this year. The Live It Up Club meets on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month at the GrantPark Recreation Center. City Clerk Joanne Floistad also attended the event.


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

Cardinal Cody CouncilSweepstakes

Cardinal Cody Council8070 in Northlake, areconducting an excitingsweepstakes based on theNFL 17 week season.

E-mail Pat Hayes:[email protected] more information and toreserve your $20.00 tickets orwww.charitymania.com/give/A305C.

You could win up to $400.00 each week and weguarantee a weekly winner of at least $20.00.

2014 EntertainmentCoupon Books

Cardinal Cody Council 8070 in Northlake isselling 2014 Entertainment Coupon Savings Books.If you would like more information or would liketo reserve a book, email Pat Hayes [email protected] or call 877-248-2273.Refer to number 10480050 when you call.

Lt. Raymond McBride Honored forHis Service

An honorary chief helmet and plaque were presented to Lt. Raymond McBride for 50 extraordinaryyears with the Northlake Fire Protection District. Lt. McBride was a paid on-call firefighter beginning in1963. He went on tobecome a full timefirefighter in 1971,retiring in 1995.However, still keepingactive, he became apaid on call trainingofficer. Though nolonger active, he willstill participate in oncall training. Pictureswith Lt. McBride arehis granddaughter,daughter andNorthlake FireProtection Districtfirefighters.

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November 28 – December 1for the Thanksgiving holiday.


The 411 on RecyclingThe new recycling carts delivered last year to

replace the smaller recycling bins have been asuccess. Many people have commented that thecommunity looks neater and cleaner.

To keep Northlake’s recycling program on asuccessful track, we are asking that you your part.Household waste should never be placed in therecycling carts. Doing so contaminates recyclablematerials and the recycling cart will not beemptied.

The system works best when everyone does itcorrectly. Here are a few reminders about therecycling program:

• Use only the recycling carts that have beenprovided. However, additional recyclables thatdo not fit in your cart can be collected inanother recycling bin or paper bag.

• All containers to be recycled should be rinsedand free of food, caps and lids

• Broken down cardboard boxes can be placednext to the cart

• DO NOT be use recycling carts for any othertype of refuse

Below is a list of items that can be recycled inthe Northlake program. Many items that are notaccepted may be recycled by other means. Contactcity hall at 847-343-8700 for more information.

What Can Be Recycled• Newspaper• Mixed Paper: advertisements, direct mail,

office paper, stationery, envelopes, paper bags,gift wrap

• Magazines, catalogs and telephone books• Cardboard and boxboard• Soda and beer carrying cases• Glass bottles and jars• Aluminum cans and foil • Tin and steel cans, including empty aerosol

cans• Plastic bottles and containers coded #1- #7

(except #6) • Six or twelve pack rings• Milk and juice cartons

What Cannot Be Recycled• Soiled items such as pizza boxes, napkins and

tissues• Plastic take-out containers, cups, plates, or

utensils• Plastic bags and film• Styrofoam or packing peanuts• Disposable diapers or rags• Needles or syringes• Mirror and window glass, compact fluorescent

and other light bulbs • Electronic items• Printer or toner cartridges• Toys and ceramics• Motor oil, insecticide and hazardous chemical

containers

Electronic items can be dropped off at the PublicWorks Building, 100 W. Palmer, Monday throughFriday, 7:30 to 3:00 p.m.

Message from 77th District StateRepresentative Kathleen Willis

November is a month that sees many families beginning to prepare for the holidays. The leaveshave changed and the air has cooled and many of us are trying to get a head-start on our holidayshopping.

Yet we must remember that November is an important month for giving thanks. This month wecelebrate both Thanksgiving and Veterans’ Day. These two holidays are very important as theyremind us of all that we have and the sacrifices made by others to ensure we keep what we have.

Many of us know the story of the first Thanksgiving. We have images of Pilgrims and NativeAmericans gathering around a turkey in anticipation of a grand feast. However many may not knowthat Thanksgiving was not declared a national holiday until 1863. It was in the midst of the CivilWar that President Abraham Lincoln declared Thanksgiving a national holiday as he asked thatcitizens not only give thanks on this day, but also “care [for] all those who have become widows,orphans, mourners or sufferers in the lamentable civil strife in which we are unavoidably engaged.”

We see that Lincoln fully intended Thanksgiving to be not only a time of thanks, but also a time ofsupport for those who have sacrificed their lives or have been harshly impacted in the preservationand service to our country. It seems very fitting that both Thanksgiving and Veterans’ Day arecelebrated in November.

Therefore, I have started, in partnership with Cell Phones for Soldiers to collect 50,000 old andunused cell phones this year. Proceeds will be used to purchase calling cards for our service men andwomen so they can stay connected to home. There are 150,000 troops serving oversees. Help mework to make sure they stay connected to home this holiday season. For more information on howto donate, please visit my website www.repwillis77.com, call 708-562-6970, or drop your out-of-usephone off at my district office, located at 112 N. Wolf Rd. in Northlake.

Roy School 1st Graders Spend time with PoliceOfficer Rene Cavada recently visited Roy School and spoke with Mrs. Northcutt’s class who had plenty

of questions for the officer.

Uses for MulchThere may be different types of mulch, but they all perform at least three

basic functions: they reduce soil water losses, suppress weeds and protectagainst temperature extremes. In several studies, soil moisture percentages inareas that received mulch were twice as high, the temperatures of the soilwere 8 to 13 degrees less and the amount of time required to remove weedswas reduced by two thirds.

It can be used as ground covering in a flower garden to prevent weeds. Itprotects the roots and bark of the trees when put around a tree base, and itcan also be decorative, cover areas that may not grow anything because ofshade.

Mulch is available at no charge through Public Works Department. Youcan call to request it be delivered to your home at 708-562-0940.

Please come and join the Howard H. Rohde American Legion Post #888

Flag Retirement Ceremony241 E. North Avenue

Sunday, November 10, 201311:00 AM

YOUTH DANCESThe Northlake Youth Commission runs monthly youthdances during the school year at Grant Park from

7:30 - 9:30 p.m. The cost is $3.00

NOVEMBER 1, 2013DECEMBER 6, 2013JANUARY 3, 2014FEBRUARY 7, 2014MARCH 7, 2014

APRIL 4, 2014MAY 2, 2014

NOVEMBER 1 WILL BE A FAMILY HALLOWEEN DANCESee page 16 for more details

RULES:

• NO FIGHTING• NO JUKING

• NO RUNNING

If you leave the dance for any reason, you

cannot re-enter.


DollarsandSenseBy Fred Paul

City Bus Programto End –AlternativePrograms WillOffer BetterServices

As you may be aware, the City ofNorthlake has been operating a “Dial aRide” bus service for well over 20 years.While the program has been successful,ridership has been steadily declining over theyears. All City programs need to be evaluatedand adjusted on a regular basis and the City’sbus program is no exception. Since thevehicles have reached the end of their servicelife, it was a good opportunity to examinethis program.

The Pace Dial a Ride Program servingLeyden Township (the area of Northlakenorth of North Avenue) provides a largerservice area than the Northlake bus covered.Service is provided anywhere within LeydenTownship, as well as Harlem-Irving ShoppingCenter, Loyola Hospital, Hines Hospital, thedialysis center in Norridge and WestlakeHospital.

Proviso Township also offerstransportation to a larger area than did theNorthlake bus.

In addition to these services, LeydenTownship also offers a discounted taxiprogram for seniors and handicappedindividuals. We are working with LeydenTownship to make this program available toall of Northlake through anintergovernmental agreement.

In view of these alternative transportationprograms available to Northlake residents, itis financially prudent to use city resources inother areas rather than providing duplicateservices. The City bus program will end onDecember 31, 2013. The City will be savingthe cost of fuel, replacement vehicles and thesalary of the bus driver (who will betransferred to Public Works to fill a vacancy).This amounts to over $100,000 per year insavings.

In addition, the increased participationfrom Northlake residents will strengthen theother transportation programs as well.

Dial-A-Ride Program Serving Leyden Township(888) 699-6999 Brought to you by PACE & Leyden Township


Veteran’s ParkDistrict Turkey BingoIt’s Turkey Bingo season! It is always a favorite and a bithit of the season. We’re getting close to theThanksgiving celebration and gathering with friendsalways makes this time more fun. We will play Bingo forprizes that could be useful for Thanksgiving Time. Youmay even win a turkey or a sack of potatoes, a pound ofbutter, cranberries, etc. You get the picture! For lunchwere serving hot pizza and a fabulous big bakery freshdessert. Hot coffee, tea and soda will be provided.Friday, November 22 at 12:00PM- 2PM at Grant ParkRecreation Center, Northlake $6.00 Min./Max 15/50

A Grouchy German is a Sour Kraut!Festive German entertainment Amazing Mike the oneband man, plays 15 instruments and cow bells. He hasbeen seen on the Jay Leno Tonight’s Show and WGNmorning show. You willenjoy real all the fun and variety of all the Germanfavorites .Wiener schnitzel (breaded pork tenderloin),sauerbraten (sliced beef in wine sauce), potatopancakes, red cabbage, German potato salad, sourcream, apple sauce, rye bread and German Black Forestcake. Friday, November 15, at 12:00noon at Grant ParkRecreation Center $16.50 per person

New! Winter Camp (Ages 6-13)This camp will combine the best of both worlds. Dailycamp activities and sports camp! The day will be brokenup with different options for each child. If your camperdoesn’t like arts and crafts, an option of sports will beavailable. Not athletic but love to participate in othergames and activities? This camp will also meet yourneeds! Veteran’s Park District is excited to offer thisbrand new Winter Camp out of our brand new SportsComplex, the George A. Leoni Community Complex, aswell as the Grant Park Recreation Center. Campers willparticipate in every sport imaginable as well as manymore activities and two field trips. This camp is NEW andnot to be missed!Sports that will be offered are: basketball, baseball,lacrosse, dodge ball, kickball, soccer, hockey, volleyballand much more.Other Activities: arts, crafts, games of all sorts, holidaythemed special events and MUCH more!!!

Your initial registration includes:• 1 Winter Camp T-shirt (Required on Field Trip Days)• All Field Trip Fees/Special Events• Craft Materials• Snacks

Location: George A. Leoni Complex, Melrose Park andGrant Park Recreation Center, NorthlakeDate: Dec 23, 26-27, 30-31, Jan 2-3 Time: 9 a.m.-4 p.m.Fee: $120 In District/$140 Out of DistrictBefore Care: 8-9 a.m. $25 In District/$30 Out of DistrictAfter Care: 4-5 p.m. $25 In District/$30 Out of DistrictExtended Care: 4-6 p.m. $50 In District/$60 Out ofDistrictMin/Max: 10/40Contact: Shane Baker, Roy RodriguezPre-registration is required.Fees must be paid in full one day prior to the sessionstart date

Solicitors WarningThe City of Northlake, the Northlake

Police Department and the Northlake FireDepartment are NOT asking for donationsfrom residents of Northlake. If you receivea phone call, or someone solicits door todoor, before you donate, call City Hall tosee if anyone who requests funds isregistered with the Clerk’s Office.

Reminder AboutTents

Tents, defined as any portable structure,including sunscreens, with or without walls,made of canvas or other like materials, needto be dismantled from the front yardbetween Memorial Day and Labor Day.These structures need to be dismantled fromareas other than the front yard betweenNovember 1 and April 1. This ordinance,

O-16-2002, includes poles, stakes, wires andropes.

Wipers and LightsMotorists are reminded that Illinois Vehicle

Code 12-201(b) requires the use of headlights,not only from sunset to sunrise, but also anytime snow, rain, ice, for or other weatherconditions require the use of windshield wipers.Headlights must also be used any time a personor vehicle on the highway is not clearly visible ata distance of 1,000 feet.

Placing Trash at CurbResidents are reminded that trash may not be

placed on the parkway before 5 p.m. the eveningbefore the scheduled pick-up, which is Fridaymorning, unless there is a holiday during theweek, when pick up will be on Saturday.Containers must be removed from the parkwayby 5:00 p.m.


Northlake Fire Protection District Annual Open HouseOn October 12, the NorthlakeFire Protection District held its annual open house. There were games and tours and hot dogs were served.


R E M I N D E R

City regulation states that there will be no parkingon all streets between 2:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m.

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

west streets, there is no parking on the north sideof 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.

HALLOWEENFAMILY DANCE

Please take note that our next Youth Danceon November 1, 2013 will be an evening of

Halloween fun for the entire family!

Our DJ will have a lot of fun activities,costume contests and prizes

$3.00 per adult and children 6+7:30 - 9:30 p.m.

Grant Park Recreation Center


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ObituariesCummings, Josephine. September 23. Wife of the late George. Mother ofMillie Cummings, Ruth Kalinowski, Mike Cummings and Patrick Cummings.Grandmother of Jeremy, Mikey, Brian, Laura and Sean. Great grandmotherof Andrew, Jordan and Lian. Sister of Mary, Tony Carmella and Joey.Devoted friend of Patrick Tuttle. Visitation was held at Northlake FuneralHome. Interment was private.


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BUSINESS GUIDENorthlake City NewsNewsletter Coordinator, Liz Biddle • 708-343-8700 •[email protected]

Northlake City News is published by the City ofNorthlake to inform its residents of present activities inthe City and the ever-growing plans for the future inpursuit of better government and good citizenship.

Items should be submitted to the NewsletterCoordinator no later than the 20th of each month by12:00 noon at City Hall.

Full page advertisements - $250.00; 1/2 pageadvertisements - $150.00; 1/4 page advertisements -$80.00; business card size advertisements - $40.00

Classified Ads: Business Ad - $20.00; Want Ads -$10.00; Items for Sale - $5.00

Extra copies and back issues of Northlake City Newscan be obtained at City Hall.

FAMILY PARTYPACK

* 25 pieces of chicken(broasted or barbeque)

* 4 lbs. of Italian Beef(with hot or sweet peppers)

* 1 tray of Mostaccioli

* 1 tray of tossed salad with dressing

This package includes bread, plates,napkins, knives and forks

Serves approx. 20 people

$9999plus tax and delivery

708-562-0021

We are Pleased and Proudto Live in and Servethe Northlake Area.

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For Sale: Gold framed paintings, multiple sizes. New Xmas Poem in shadowbox frame. 1992 Olympics folder with medals. 10 flowered Capodimonte

centerpieces. Call 847-455-1022.

For Sale: White laminate buffet/curio cabinet. Like new. 56 inches long, 18inches wide, 29 inches high. $100. Red and green plaid love seat. Good

condition. $50. Call 708-562-6711.

Electrical work: No job to small. Reasonably priced. (licensed and bonded inNorthlake.) Call Adam at 708-228-7114.

Are you looking for trusted, well trained and compassionate caregivers?ALLCARE Homehealth Agency, Inc. can help you. We are licensed, accredited,bonded and insured with Worker’s Comp. and Liability/Professional Insurance.For more details, please visit our website at www.allcareagencyinc.com. For

inquiry, please call 630-854-6098.

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