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

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

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

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

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

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

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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

As we gather with our families tocelebrate yet another holidayseason, to reflect on the past year

and anticipate the New Year, pleaseremember those who are not as fortunate asyou.

The Veteran’s Park District is conducting afood drive and is in need of non-perishablecanned and packaged goods (no glass please).Donations can be dropped off at Grant Park,44 Golfview Drive.

The City of Northlake is collecting non-perishable food items on behalf of the LeydenFood Pantry. Donations can be dropped off

Please Remember To Give This Holiday Seasonat City Hall, 55 E. North Avenue.

The Police Department is also collectingdonations of money, gift cards and toys forthe holidays. They also have an “Adopt aChild off the Angel Tree for Christmas”program. For more information regardingthis program, contact the police departmentat 708-531-5755.

Besides food, other items are greatly neededas well – shampoo, soap, toothpaste, diapers,pet food, laundry supplies – anything that ahousehold would need to function.

I wish all of you a safe, healthy and happyholiday season!

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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”

My Old Northlake picture was identified byGenid N, who correctly stated it was atRoberta and Medill Avenues. She said it lookslike her neighborhood, and it was nice to seesome history of her neighborhood. The picturewas taken in the 1950’s.

Can you identify this 1940’sera photo? Submit your answerby emailing the mayor [email protected] you have old city photos witha story please submit copies tothe Mayor’s office for futurecontests.

Nicor GasSharing Program

If you know someone who is in need of help withtheir heating bills, please consider the following: Helpis available at 877-411-9276 or liheapillinois.com or#LIHEAP

Nicor Gas Sharing Program provides a one-timeannual grant for heating bills: 773-205-3520 ornicorgass.com

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

Safe Travels for theHolidays

The Northlake Police Department will beparticipating in the Illinois Department ofTransportation Holiday Enforcement program “Clickit or Ticket” beginning December 20, 2013 throughJanuary, 2014, as part of the department’s effort tokeep motorists and city streets safer during the busyholiday season.

Northlake police officers will emphasizeenforcement efforts toward DUI offenses and safetybelt and child passenger restraint violations. Thepolice department would like to remind you thatwhether you are traveling around Northlake ortraveling long distance, please keep the followingsafety tips in mind:

• Before the holiday festivities begin – plan a wayto safely get home at the end of the night and alwaysdesignate a sober driver.

• Always wear your seatbelts – It doesn’t matterhow far you are driving, who you are with orwhether you are sitting in the front or back seat, it isimportant that you always buckle up for safety.

• Encourage others to wear their seatbelt – If youare the driver, it is your responsibility to make surethat everyone is buckled up. Passengers that are notwearing their seatbelt can be equally fined.

If you have any questions or traffic concerns inyour area, please contact Sgt. Byars at the NorthlakePolice Department at 708-531-5751 or email me [email protected]

Drive Safe. Arrive alive.Don’t be a statistic.

NoticeSenior Bingo will be closed Tuesday, December 24

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



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

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.

West Suburban SeniorServices Offers MorePrograms

Starting in January 2014, West Suburban SeniorServices will be offering two new groups, free ofcharge for Proviso Township residents age 60 andover.

A grief support group will be meeting the 1stand 3rd Thursday of the month from1pm-2:30pm.We understand that it hurts to lose a loved one.The knowledge that another person is feeling thesame as you are and knowing you are not alone inyour grief is a blessing. For more informationabout this group please contact Gerry at 708-234-1812.

A friendship group will be meeting the 2nd and4th Thursday of the month from 1pm-2:30pm. Ifyou’re looking to connect with new people andmake new friends, then this group is for you.Friendships can help your physical and emotionalwell-being, lower stress, and make it easier to copewith problems. For more information about thisgroup please contact Janet at 708-234-1817.

West Suburban Senior Services also offersindividual counseling at no charge to ProvisoTownship residents age 60 and over. Please contactJanet at 708-234-1817.


Senior Movie ScheduleThe Fitzgerald Family Christmas

Thursday, December 5: Westdale Park, 3045 Sandra in Melrose Park.A group of grown Irish-American siblings grapple with their estranged

father’s request to join them for Christmas dinner 20 years after he walkedout on their family in this holiday drama. Rated PG-13. Runtime: 97minutes.

A Christmas Wish

Thursday, December 12: Westdale Park, 3045 Sandra in Melrose Park.A down-on-her-luck mother (Kristy Swanson) finds herself penniless andhomeless just before Christmas when her husband leaves her. To supportherself and her kids, she takes a waitressing job at a small-town diner,where the kind patrons take steps to lighten her load. Rated PG-13.Runtime: 97 minutes.

A Nanny for Christmas

Thursday, December 19: River Grove Senior Recreation Center, 8664Grand AvenueA non-nonsense businesswoman receives the most precious Christmas giftshe could have asked for in this yuletide comedy of errors. Hard workingAlly is on the hunt for a job when she manages the impressive feat oflanding an interview with overworked advertising executive Samantha,who’s more in need of a nanny than an extra employee in the office. WhenSamantha offers Ally a job as an au pair, the ambitious applicantreluctantly accepts. Almost immediately thereafter, Ally has a chanceencounter with handsome and charming businessman Justin, butexperiences a severe bout of insecurity concerning her recent career path.Fortunately for Ally, straight talking chocolatier Danny Donner offerssome wise words of wisdom that bestow her with confidence need to winJustin’s heart. Rated PG-13. Runtime: 88 minutes.


Fall Tree Planting CompletedThe 20l3 fall tree planting was completed with the planting of 50 trees at

various locations throughout the City. Trees absorb storm water runoff, absorb various pollutants, produce oxygen

and help reduce summer temperatures. Trees also improve property values as well,and studies have indicated that a block with mature trees also tends to slow downtraffic. Trees also absorb and reduce urban noise – produced by airplanes, carsand other sources.

If you have space on your parkway and would like to have a tree planted, callthe Public Works Department at 708-562-0940 to reserve your tree for the fallplanting.

Please remember that trees in the City’s right of way belong to the City andcannot be cut unless permission is first obtained from the Public WorksDepartment. The right of way is generally the area 20 feet behind the curb. If youhave a question or concern about a tree in this area, please call the Public WorksDepartment at 708-562-0940.

Twelve Ways to Prevent the FluFlu season is mainly a fall and winter virus. It changes from year to year

and spreads easily. It infects the nose, throat and lungs. Symptoms includefever, chills, sore throat, cough, stuffy nose, fatigue, headache and muscleache. However, there are ways that the flu can be prevented.

1. Get immunized each year. A yearly flu vaccine is the best protectionagainst seasonal flu. The vaccine is recommended for people 6months of age and older.

2. Wash your hands. Do it often and do it well. Use soap and water.Scrub all surfaces for at least 20 seconds.

3. Use alcohol-based hand sanitizer. Use it any time soap and water arenot available. Make sure the hand sanitizer is at least 60% alcohol.

4. Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth. The flu virus can live onother people’s hands or on surfaces. It can get on your hands if youtouch that person or thing. Then the virus can enter your body if youtouch your eyes, nose or mouth before washing.

5. Cover coughs and sneezes. Use a tissue. Then wash your hands.

6. Clean and disinfect regularly. This can help kill the flu virus onsurfaces. Focus on areas that are touched often. Some examples:kitchen counters, bather faucets, door knobs, telephones, handrailsand keyboards.

7. Take care of yourself. Healthy habits can help boost your immunesystem. Get plenty of sleep. Eat a variety of healthy foods every day.Drink plenty of water. Get regular physical activity. Manager yourstress: take breaks and try relaxation techniques.

8. Keep your distance from sick people. If a family member has the flu,wash your hands often. Try to avoid crowded place and publicgatherings as much as possible.

9. Don’t share personal items. Avoid sharing: eating utensils, towels,cups or straws, toothbrushes.

10. Teach children good hygiene habits. School age children are morelikely to catch and spread the flu. Teach them how to: properlycover coughs and sneezes. Wash hands well (20 seconds).

11. If you have the flu, avoid spreading it. Stay home while you aresick. Generally, this is until at least 24 hours after a fever is gone.Follow your health provider’s advice. Take any medication exactly asprescribed.

12. Prepare for the next flu pandemic. Keep an emergency kit stockedwith food, water and other supplies to last for at least 2 weeks incase of a severe pandemic. A kit can help if you must stay home or ifsupplies run low.

For more information, you can contact the Centers for Disease Controland Prevention at 1-800-232-4636.

Announcement

Rylee IsabellaAlly and Doug Leonard

announce the birth of their 1stchild, Rylee Isabella, on September9, 2013. She weighed 7 pounds 8ounces and was 20 1/2 inches.

Northlake Youth Commission ThanksHaunted Trail Volunteers

Our Haunted Trail was a great success again this year thanks to the followingvolunteers: Veronica Budzon, Richard Martinez, Ashely Park, Joseph Edwards,Andrew Morgan, Jeannie Rogers & Friend, Kayla Foerster, Rebecca Morgan,Anthony Tomas, Robert Madden, Lenzie Melone, Alec Voss.

A big thank you also goes out to our “celebrity” ride supervisors: PennyFeldmann, Rich Grochowski, Darlene Sherwin, Francine Patti.

Our gratitude goes out to Perry’s Pizza Joynt for (once again) providing a pizzadinner for our volunteers.

We also want to express our appreciation to the Public Works & PoliceDepartments for all of their assistance to make this Trail the best yet. We couldnot have done it without them.

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

DECEMBER 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.



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

Solicitors WarningThe City of Northlake, the Northlake

Police Department and the NorthlakeFire Department are NOT asking fordonations from residents of Northlake.If you receive a phone call, or someonesolicits door to door, before you donate,call City Hall to see if anyone whorequests funds is registered with theClerk’s Office.

Reminder AboutTents

Tents, defined as any portablestructure, including sunscreens, with orwithout walls, made of canvas or otherlike materials, need to be dismantledfrom the front yard between MemorialDay and Labor Day. These structuresneed to be dismantled from areas otherthan the front yard between November1 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 useof headlights, not only from sunset tosunrise, but also any time snow, rain,ice, for or other weather conditionsrequire the use of windshield wipers.Headlights must also be used any time aperson or vehicle on the highway is notclearly visible at a distance of 1,000 feet.

Placing Trash atCurb

Residents are reminded that trash maynot be placed on the parkway before 5p.m. the evening before the scheduledpick-up, which is Friday morning, unlessthere is a holiday during the week, whenpick up will be on Saturday. Containersmust be removed from the parkway by5:00 p.m.

InoperableVehiclesProhibited

Northlake Municipal Code prohibitsstoring or parking junk cars orinoperable vehicles in residentialdistricts. This regulation applies to anyunlicensed vehicles or those with flattires, broken windshields or otherconditions that make them inoperable.



Winter Camp (Ages 6-13)This camp will combine the best of both worlds. Daily camp activities and sports camp! The day will be broken upwith different options for each child. If your camper doesn’t like arts and crafts, an option of sports will beavailable. Not athletic but love to participate in other games and activities? This camp will also meet your needs!Veteran’s Park District is excited to offer this brand new Winter Camp out of our brand new Sports Complex, theGeorge A. Leoni Community Complex, as well as the Grant Park Recreation Center. Campers will participate inevery sport imaginable as well as many more activities and two field trips. This camp is NEW and not to bemissed!Sports that will be offered are: basketball, baseball, lacrosse, dodge ball, kickball, soccer, hockey, volleyball andmuch more.Other Activities: arts, crafts, games of all sorts, holiday themed 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• SnacksLocation: George A. Leoni Complex, Melrose Park and Grant 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 of DistrictMin/Max: 10/40Contact: Shane Baker, Roy RodriguezPre-registration is required.Fees must be paid in full one day prior to the session start dateCALL 708-343-5270 or 708-716-4822 to register

Stay and Play Sports - Age s 1-6 with an AdultThe turf at George A. Leoni Complex will be ready to go for theimaginative minds of young children. Plenty of balls, obstacles,toys, and goals will be set up for the kids. This is not an instructorled program, but a parent supervised open gym.Monday Afternoon and Friday Morning SessionsDay: Mondays 12:30-2 p.m.Fridays 9:30-11 a.m.Dates: September 16–May 8Fee: 10 Play Punch Card for $45 first child; each additional $30Walk in fee $5 first child; each additional child $3

Pee Wee Playtime Age s:12 months–5 year s old with an adultHey kids, bring your Mommy, Daddy, Grandma or Grandpa andplay for an hour on our soft play equipment. There will be balls,hoops, cones, an ABC floor puzzle and more to add to your playexperience.Day: TuesdaysDates: Sept. 17–May 6Time: 10:30-11:30 a.m. or 1:30-2:30 p.m.Location: Grant Park Recreation Center GymFee: 10 Play Punch Card for $45 first child; each additional child $30;Walk-in fee: $5 First child; each additional child $3Punch cards must be used by the final date. There are norefunds for unused punches.

Especially for Seniors

Birthday Bingo (Adult/Senior ages 21-99)This is a celebration of Birthdays because if it is your birthday this month this program is free. A breakfast buffet offavorite breakfast foods will be served at 10:00AM. After breakfast we play Bingo for prizes. Wednesday,December 16th, at 10:00AM located at Grant Park, 44 W. Golfview Drive, and Northlake. For more informationplease call (708) 343-5270. The fee is $3.00 for pre-registration walk in fee is $3.50.

Rock Around the Christmas Tree (Adult/Senior ages 21-99)We’re bringing the age of Doo-Wop to our Christmas lunch party. All is welcome. The “Convertibles” groupentertainment, with great voices and a lot of humor will make have you singing along and taking you back….Enjoy an Italian lunch including; Chicken Picante, Spinach stuffed shells, Italian roasted potatoes, green salad,dinner rolls and butter, dessert hot coffee, tea, and pop. Friday, December 13th, at Bulger Park 1601 HirschStreet, Melrose Park 12:00PM. Fee is $16.50

Veterans Park District Upcoming Event News fromRepresentativeKathleen Willis

OnWednesday,December 11at 10:00 a.m., Iwill be hostingrepresentativesfrom LeydenFamily Servicesto assist seniorsin applying forthe BenefitAccessProgram. Theprogram willtake place atthe Northlake Public Library, located at231 N. Wolf Road. Illinois’ Benefit AccessProgram provides benefits to Illinoisresidents age 65 and older or citizens withdisabilities who meet certain incomequalifications. This event is free and opento all residents.

Two benefits that residents may qualifyfor are $75.00 license plate discounts foryour license plate fee, as well asqualification for free rides on all fixed-route regular scheduled bus, train andpublic transit systems for qualifyingseniors and people over the age of 16years who are totally disabled at the timeof filing.

Currently, applications for the BenefitAccess Program are taken exclusivelyonline, but attendees at my December 11thwill be able to apply with the help ofLeyden Family Services, a certifiedapplication assistance organization.

In order to qualify, residents must meetthe following income requirements:

$27,610 for a household of one$36,635 for a household of two$45,657 for a household of three

Attendees are urged to bring thefollowing documents to assist with theapplication process:

• Proof of ALL income for 2012• Valid Driver’s License or State I.D.• Asset information: savings, checking,

stocks, bonds, CDs, savings bonds,mutual funds, IRAs, etc.

• Health Insurance Cards• Social Security Card(s)

If you have any questions or would like to RSVP, please call the 77th

District Constituent Service office at 708-562-6970.


BOOFEST 2013




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.

Northlake Friendly 5K Run/Walka Success

The Northlake Friendly 5K Run/Walk took place on Sunday,September 29th. Many local residents as well as neighboring friends andfamily enjoyed the perfect fall weather.The run path took runners through ourbeautiful Midland Trail utilizing WestLeyden and Center Point Park.Individuals from all fitness levels, firsttimers to experienced runners, andfamilies participated.

Local Northlake residents and eventorganizers Virginia DeSantis and AngelaBorges raised $1000 for the NorthlakePolice Memorial Fund. The fund’spurpose is to erect a statue of a policeofficer near the newly built policestation. The statue was chosen by theresidents of the City of Northlake in acity-wide vote as a lasting memorydedicated to officers who have died inthe line of duty. A number of Northlakeofficers where volunteers and were highly

appreciative ofVirginia andAngela as wellas our localsupport forthis project.

If you wishto donatetowards thisworth projectplease contactthe NorthlakePoliceDepartment.

Race winners and volunteers

Event organizers Angela Borgesand Virginia DeSantis

Holiday Decorations and GiftWrapping Disposal

Even if you’ve been a good recycler all year long, holiday wrappings canpresent a challenge. Is warpping paper recyclable? What about Christmas treeornaments? Tinsel? Here is the answer to the “naughty and nice” list ofrecyclable holiday material:

Recyclable Non Recyclable

gift boxes bubble wrap (consider resuing)

tissue paper foam peanuts

shoe boxes ribbon and blows

holiday cards/envelopes sticky gift labels

gift bags (if paper) gift bags (if coated, laminated, dyed)

wrapping paper anything on a tree

West Leyden Art ShowThe West Leyden Area Winter Art Show will be held on Tuesday and

Wednesday, December 3 and 4, from 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The eveningreception will be held on Tuesday, December 3, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.The show will be held in the Eagle’s Wing at West Leyden High School, 1000N. Wolf Rd., Northlake.

The exhibit features drawings, paintings, prints, graphic design pieces,pottery, photographs, and sculpture created by West Leyden students and byour partner school students.

The event is open to the public and the community is invited to attend.Refreshments will be provided during the evening reception.


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ObituariesHicks, Thomas. Husband of Lujbinka, father of Patricia Saltouros, TimothyHicks and Brenda Martin. Cherished grandfather of Tammy, John, Jennifer,Samantha, Michael and Michelle. Proud great-grandfather of six. Visitationwas held at Northlake Funeral Home. Interment was at Elm Lawn Cemetery.

Jardis, William. October 10. Husband of Helen. Father of Alan Jardis,Sandra Granger and the late Joseph Jardis. Grandfather of 4. Great-grandfather of 4. Brother of Tille St. John and Dorothy Blanda. Visitation washeld at Northlake Funeral Home. Interment was at Queen of HeavenCemetery.

Valadez Sr., Victor. Beloved father of Victor, Jr., Richard , Ken and the lateBessie McCluskey. Cherished grandfather of Vincent, Venessa, Veronica,Victoria and Allen. Proud great-gandfather of Izzy and Elliot. Visitation washeld at Northlake Funeral Home. Interment was at Fairview Memorial Park.

Wiese, Ruth. October 19. Wife of the late Hubert. Mother of Thomas,Timothy, James, Joanne Ganoung and Donald. Grandmother of 13. Great-grandmother of 8. Visitation was held at Northlake Funeral Home. Intermentwas at Queen of Heaven Cemetery.


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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

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