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

Veterans Park District Upcoming Events ........8

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

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

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

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

BOO FESTOCTOBER 31

GRANT PARK6:00 P.M.

Northlake FireProtection DistrictOpen HouseSaturday, October 12th12:00 - 3:00 p.m.

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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

The Northlake PoliceDepartment islooking forward to

its 2013’ presentation of theCitizen Police Academy. Theprogram is presented toNorthlake residents who havean interest and desire tounderstand the working facets

of their police department. This eight weekprogram meets on Wednesday evenings from 7:00p.m. to 10:00 p.m. where the attendees will bepresented topics by police staff regarding issuessuch as police dispatch, police use of force, trafficstops, investigations, and others. The intent ofthe program is to allow the participants a chanceto understand the goals and procedures of theirlocal police department, as well as provide them

Citizen Police Academywith an opportunity to sharetheir concerns andexpectations as a communitymember. In doing so, we hopeto emphasize the importanceof community involvementwhen combating illegalactivity and protecting thequality of life withinNorthlake. The program willbegin on October 16, and conclude on December11, 2013. Applications will be provided andaccepted at the police department until the class isfilled. For more information on the Citizen PoliceAcademy, contact Sergeant Ortiz or CommanderBaney at (708)531-5755.

On another note – I hope to see you at Boofeston Halloween.

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Priceless MemoriesAs the summer comes to an end, I'd like to share a very

special memory with my friends in Northlake. This past August,my family and I took a trip to the East coast for a familyreunion. It was great to catch up with family who you don't seevery often. On our way home, my daughters insisted we stop in

Washington D.C., so that I could visit the Korean WarMemorial, a war in which I served in 1951 and 1952. It waschilling to see the life size figures of our soldiers during that timeof war. I was deeply moved by this tremendous honor I sawdisplayed. Perhaps more so, were the people whom I have nevermet, and will never see again, come shake my hand and say"Thank you, for your service to our great country". As we left,we stopped at the WWII memorial. Never have I been so proudand felt so much love for this great country we live in. To all ourmen and women who continue to fight for our freedom and forthis great land, I say Thank you to you and may God Bless usall.

Respectfully Submitted,Fred J. Paul, City Treasurer

The Live It Up ClubCelebrates the Mayor’sBirthday

The Live It Up Club helped the Mayor celebrate his birthday with a surprise party onAugust 27. Celebrating with the Mayor were members of the Live It Up Club as well asCity Clerk Joanne Floistad. Pictured from left to right are: Live It Up Club ElectedOfficials June Hunt and Virginia Chavez, City Clerk Joanne Floistad, Mayor Jeffrey T.Sherwin, Roseanne O’Neill, Margo Schall, Teddy Diamond and Vi Delaney.

LAST BRANCH PICK UP - NOVEMBER 4LAST YARD WASTE PICK UP - NOVEMBER 30

AUTOMATIC BILL PAYMENT SYSTEMThe City of Northlake has begun an Automatic Bill Payment System for

your City Utility Bill where money can be directly deducted from yourchecking or savings account to pay the bill. If you are interested, you

must come into City Hall to fill out the forms. Bring in a voided check orproof 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

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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.

Portable GeneratorSafety

When using a portable generator during a poweroutage, it is important to remember that they canbe dangerous if used incorrectly. Like all internalcombustion engines, generators produce carbonmonoxide and must be properly ventilated. Neveruse a generator indoors or near windows, doors orvents. Do not operate the generator inside thegarage, even if the door is open. To avoid electricalshock or electrocution, keep the generator dry andnever attach it directly to the home’s electricalsystem without a properly installed transfer switch.Use only undamaged, heavy-duty, three prongedextension cords. Never store fuel indoors andalways shut off the generator before refueling.

Call J.U.L.I.E BeforeYou Dig

Please remember to call 1-800-892-0123 at least48 hours before you plan to do any digging onyour property. J.U.L.I.E. will give you the locationof underground utility lines.

Construction SafetyConstruction sites often attract children, but

they can be very dangerous and are notappropriate places for children to play. Parents arereminded to keep their children safely away fromconstruction areas, especially dug-out basementsand foundations.


Message from 77th District StateRepresentative Kathleen Willis

State and federal laws offer health care assistance and tax breaks forseniors, along with providing crucial protections from identity theft andelder abuse, but knowing where to even begin sorting everything out canbe a tall order. Getting all this information can be a challenge, andmaking sense of complex laws and endless options can be frustrating.

Further, our region is fortunate to be home to many great communityhealthcare providers and non-profit organizations aimed at providing greatresources to working families facing difficult times.

To assist our community, I am hosting my first annual Community Fairthis November in Melrose Park. The event will bring together state andlocal agencies, health care providers, senior service organizations andadvocates who will be available to provide information about theirservices and answer questions that local families may have about issuessuch as available resources they can utilize relating t]o health and wellness.

The First Annual Community Health Fair will take place on Saturday,November 2nd, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM at the Melrose Park VillageHall Gymnasium, located at 1000 N. 25th Ave.

For more information on the Community Health Fair, please contact myconstituent service office at 708-562-6970, or [email protected]. Also, to keep up to date on other events andimportant information around the district, please check out my newwebsite at www.repwillis77.com.

I look forward to seeing you there.


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.

Northlake SeniorCommission Trip

The Northlake Senior Commission sponsored atrip to Blue Chip Casino in Michigan City, Indianaon September 12, 2013. Everyone had a good timeon the two motor coach buses playing Bingo. Atotal of 65 people went on this trip. The SeniorCommission tries to have a trip every two or threemonths for the seniors of Northlake. In addition,every Tuesday, the Commission sponsors Bingo atthe Sandy Vasquez Community Center from 12:00to 3:00. If you have any questions about the SeniorCitizen’s Commission or the activities, call DonKoca at 708-562-7938.

CFL Safety andDisposal

Compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs)consumer much less power and last much longerthan comparable incandescent bulbs. CFLs,

however, contain a small amount of toxic mercury,sealed within the glass tubing. No mercury isreleased when the bulbs are intact or in use, butthey should be handled carefully while beingremoved from packaging and installed or replaced.Always screw and unscrew the bulb by its baserather than by the glass. Never forcefully twist aCFL into a light socket. When a CFL breaks, someof the mercury is released as mercury vapor. Tominimize exposure, follow these EPA-recommended clean up steps. Before clean up, haveall people and pets leave the room. Ventilate theroom by opening a window or door for at least 15minutes. Shut off your central air conditioning orheating. When it is safe to return to the room, puton protective gloves and thoroughly scrape upbroken glass and visible powder using stiff paperor cardboard. Use sticky tape to pick up remainingfragments or powder. Never use a vacuum to cleanup debris from a broken bulb. Seal the glass andpowder tightly in a glass jar or plastic bag. Washyour hands with soap and water after clean up.Broken CFLs are legally considered a hazardousmaterial and may not be disposed of with regularrefuse. Burned out, unbroken CFLs are acceptedfor recycling at Home Depot.

Outdoor FireplacesThe Northlake Municipal Code places certain restrictions on open burning

and portable outdoor fireplaces in order to protect lives and property. Therestrictions summarized below do not apply to outdoor fireplaces, charcoalgrills, burners or similar devices when used solely for cooking food.

- Outdoor or portable fireplaces may be used only with approved fuel:propane, natural gas, charcoal or seasoned logs. It is illegal to burn yardwaste, leaves, lumber, paper, cardboard, unseasoned logs or garbage.

- An outdoor or portable fireplace must be located and used at least 15feet from any structure. The firebox must be located above ground level.

- The outdoor or portable fireplace must be constantly attended by aperson over the age of 17 until the fire is extinguished. An adequateamount of sand, dirt or water, or a portable fire extinguisher with aminimum rating of 4-A must be on hand for immediate use.

- No outdoor or portable fireplace may be used in such a way as to emitoffensive or objectionable smoke or odors, or when atmosphericconditions or other circumstances make such fires hazardous.

Observing these simple precautions will help keep you, your family andyour neighbors safe and happy.

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.



Cardinal Cody Council SweepstakesCardinal Cody Council 8070 in Northlake, are

conducting an exciting sweepstakes based on the NFL17 week season.

E-mail Pat Hayes: [email protected] formore information and to reserve 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 Entertainment Coupon BooksCardinal Cody Council 8070 in Northlake is selling 2014 Entertainment

Coupon Savings Books. If you would like more information or would like toreserve a book, email Pat Hayes at [email protected] or call 877-248-2273. Refer to number 10480050 when you call.

Mustang Baseball Wins theTourney

The 2013 Northlake Baseball Mustang Team won the Westdale summerHeat Tourney by knocking out powerhouse teams such as Roselle,

Arlington Heights, Rival Westdale and Elmwood Park in the championshipgame. Northlake, who beat Elmwood Park by a score of 3-2, was led bypitcher/catcher Kayley Reith, who went 5-10 in the tourney while pitching10 scoreless innings. Northlake was also powered by the bats of RoccoRodriguez, who’s 2 run single in the 2nd inning put Northlake ahead forgood in the championship game. A steal of home by Elijah Diblic was theinsurance run needed as the game ended with a play at the plate thatHollywood can’t even write. A perfect 2 man cut by Jordan Tokarz to TylerOlsen to Reith was the tourney highlight. Also participating on the teamwas Reno Dugo, Ricky Rawski, Danny Flores, Carlos Vasquez and JasonO’Donnell who led the team with 9 RBI’s during the 6 game stretch.

Northlake Knights Finish Up 49-10The Northlake Knights part time travel team finished the season with a

49-10 record. Starting winter workouts in early January, this dedicated

group of 9 year olds proved that you can keep your talent in house and besuccessful outside against bigger towns and stronger competition. Winningtheir own April kickoff tourney by defeating the Elmhurst Cougars, theKnights pushed forward as they knocked off big power towns such asHomer Glenn, Oak Brook, Lockport, Will County elite and more. Theyparticipated in the “A” League of the high powered WSBL League andmade it to the final four before losing to a high powered baseball academyRhinos Baseball 10-5. “One bad inning was all it was as we shut them outfor the other 5 innings,” said manager Jeff Reith. The Knights alsoparticipated in the All Suburban League, run by Westdale. A league with 9and 10 year olds, the Knights finished 2nd overall and making it to thechampionship game against a strong 10 year old team from Elmwood Park.

Northlake would get their revenge on Elmwood Park as they would knockthem off in the Westdale Heat Tourney. Maybe the highlight of the year wasgetting the chance to play on the grounds of the Milwaukee Brewers where theywould play Will County Elite on the famous Halfaer Field. Leading the Knightson the mound was Kayley Reith, throwing 53.1 innings while striking out 129batters and walking only 17 with an ERA of 1.29. Also on the mound wasRicky Rawski who came up big for the Knights as well.

Leading the way at the plate were Jordan Tokarz, who led the team with a635 batting average, Rocco Rodriguez, who lead the team in slugging at 931 aswell as handling 1st base. Elijah Diblich and Tyler Olsen manned the middle ofthe infield all year, flashing leather that is not seen by most 9 year olds. Elijahled the team in stolen bases and runs scored as well for the Knights. Alsoparticipating were Frankie Chadiez, Jayden Ramirez, Daniel Garcia who, as theonly 8 year old, showed flashes of great mess, Vince Gallo and Jason ODonnel,who let the team in numerous defensive categories as well as extra base hits.


Trees Available for 2013 Fall Planting SeasonTrees for the 2013 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 wayis 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.

City of Northlake

ANNUAL SENIORDINNER

Thursday, October 24, 2013

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Cocktails: 11:00 a.m.Lunch: 12:00 pm.

Cash Bar

Tickets available at Norhtlake City Hallduring regular business hours

Assigned seating and proof of residencey required

Non-Residents: $25.00


KIDS HALLOWEEN CRAFT NIGHT

Join us for a free, fun eveningof crafts and raffles!

Thursday, October 24th6:00 - 8:00 p.m.

Sandy Vasquez Community Center316 LaPorte

Sponsored by the Northlake Youth Commission

Trick or Treat• Have someone carry a cell phone to call 911 in

case of any emergency

• Avoid face covering masks which make it hardfor children to see. Use face paint instead.

• Be sure your child’s costume is flameretardant and warn him/her to avoid open

flames.

• Be sure the child’s costume is visible at night.

• Be sure to have the child carry a flashlightor glow stick at all times.

• Have your children cross the street only atwell-lit crosswalks and

intersections.

• Tell your children not toeat any candy until you can

check it for tampering.

• If children are trick ortreating alone, remind themto never enter a stranger’s

home and to stay outsidethe door.

Have a safe and happyHalloween!

Trick or TreatMotorists are cautioned to watch for small trick-or-treaters in our

neighborhoods during the afternoon and evening hours on Halloween. Parentsare encouraged to accompany small children and instruct older kids to crossonly at intersections, watch out for cars, approach only well lit homes andavoid dark or deserted areas. All treats should be inspected at home.

Trick or Treat Hours2:00 - 6:00 p.m.


The City of Northlake, Community Events andAffairs, the Youth Commission, and Veterans ParkDistrict-Grant Park Recreation Center present……

BOOFEST

October 31Grant Park6:00 p.m.

Come if you dare!

Games, prizes, candy and more! The BiggestBonfire, Fireworks, Haunted Trails, Scary Movies

and the most Haunted Hayride anywhere! And it’sall free! Games from 6:00 to 8:00 when the bonfire

and fireworks begin. Be there and be scared.Volunteers needed: Call 708-343-8700


Veteran’s Park Club Celebrates 80’sOn September 19,the Veteran’s ParkSeniors Clubcelebrated all thosewho have celebratedtheir 80th birthday, ormore, this year. TheVeteran’s ParkSeniors Club meetson the 1st and 3rdThursday of eachmonth at the GrantPark RecreationCenter. City ClerkJoanne Floistad alsoattended the event.

Northlake Fire DistrictPractices Fire Origins

An arson investigation was conducted by the Northlake Fire District at 58 E. North Avenue. The NLFDwas grateful to the City of Northlake for allowing them to perform room to room fires in which studentscould practice finding origins of fires.

Solicitors WarningThe City of Northlake, the Northlake Police

Department and the Northlake FireDepartment are NOT asking for donationsfrom residents of Northlake. If you receive aphone call, or someone solicits door to door,before you donate, call City Hall to see ifanyone who requests funds is registered withthe Clerk’s Office.

Reminder AboutTents

Tents, defined as any portable structure,including sunscreens, with or without walls,made of canvas or other like materials, need tobe dismantled from the front yard betweenMemorial Day and Labor Day. Thesestructures need to be dismantled from areasother than the front yard between November 1and April 1. This ordinance, O-16-2002,includes poles, stakes, wires and ropes.

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 visibleat a distance of 1,000 feet.

Placing Trash at CurbResidents are reminded that trash may not be

placed on the parkway before 5 p.m. theevening before the scheduled pick-up, which isFriday morning, unless there is a holiday duringthe week, when pick up will be on Saturday.Containers must be removed from the parkwayby 5:00 p.m.


FOR RESIDENTS NORTH OF NORTH AVE.ATTENTION RESIDENTS SOUTH

OF NORTH AVENUE


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.


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ObituariesRONALD H. CRISS, born June 15, 1934, in Terre Haute, IN, passed awayearly Saturday morning on Sept. 21, 2013 at home after several months in,the hospital. It is a comfort to know that he is no longer in pain however hisabsence is an overwhelming sorrow to those who loved him. Ron was aresident of Northlake, IL for 51 years. He was a loving and dedicatedhusband, father and son. Ron spent his entire career working for theMilwaukee Railroad. He and his wife Kathleen loved to travel and take longdrives on the weekends to watch nature. Ron is survived by his wifeKathleen, and daughter Karyn (Phil) Albert, son Jerry (Kathy) Criss,grandchildren Madison Criss, Danny Albert and Rachel Albert. Visitation washeld at Cuneo-Columbian Funeral Home. Interment was private.


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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.

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