NOV / DEC 2012

Volume 16 - Issue 6

Village Information 2

Recreation Programs 3

Community Develop. 4

Public Safety 5

Community News 6-7

Nov.-Dec.. Calendars 8

Inside This Issue -

HOME DECORATING CONTEST

Whether you decorate in the traditional sense or with “Clark Griswold” flair, enter

your home for this Village-wide contest and you could be a winner! The contest is

FREE to enter, and the 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners will be featured on the village

website and in Harbor Shores newsletter.

Entry forms are available online at www.winthropharbor.com

and at Village Hall. Sign-up today, then gather your family

and start planning on how best to showcase your Holiday spirit.

This community event is sponsored by the Village of Winthrop

Harbor. Contest is open to all residences within the boundaries of

Winthrop Harbor (see the official contest rules in the entry packet for complete de-

tails).

The deadline for entries is 5pm on Nov. 23rd, and the judging period will be Nov.

28th through 30th. Winners will be announced on Dec. 1st at the Tree Lighting Cere-

mony. Winners each receive a wonderful gift basket filled with goodies with values of

at least $100 for 1st place, $75 for 2nd place and $50 for 3rd place. Be creative, be

festive and have fun!

LIGHT PARADE & TREE LIGHTING

Winthrop Harbor’s Special Events Committee invites everyone to join the fun with

the annual Light Parade! Sign-up to enter your business, organization or family in

this fun parade of creatively illuminated vehicles and floats. Line-up for the parade

begins at 4:00pm at the Schlader Recreation Center on 9th Street. The parade steps-

off at 4:30pm for a winding route through the village.

At the conclusion of the parade, at approximately 5:30pm, our annual Tree Light-

ing Ceremony will be held at the park just North of the Fire Department (8th &

Sheridan). Come and enjoy the festive music and song, along with special goodies

and—of course—the grand Tree Lighting!

Bundle up for the winter weather, and bring your cameras for pictures

with Santa Claus, who has promised a special appearance for all the

kids, young and old. We’ll also be announcing the winners of our 2nd

annual Holiday Home Decorating Contest… be sure to submit your

entry!

Light Parade and Home Decorating Contest details and entry

forms are available at Village Hall and on-line at the village site,

www.winthropharbor.com. Deadline for entries is 5pm, Nov.

23rd.

Happy Holidays from all of us at the Village of Winthrop

Harbor!

830 Sheridan Road

Winthrop Harbor, IL 60096

Village Hall will be closed on

Thu/Fri, Nov. 22/23

for Thanksgiving

Mon/Tue, Dec. 24/25

for Christmas

Mon/Tue, Dec. 31/Jan. 1 for New Year’s

- REMINDER - Parking is prohibited from 2am-6am on all village roadways from

Nov. 1st - Apr. 1st

—————— Village Ordinances may be

reviewed at www.winthropharbor.com

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U.S. POSTAGE

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LOCAL Postal Customer

Robert D. Loy, Mayor

Jana J. Lee, Village Clerk

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Harbor Shores newsletter, Volume 16, Issue 6, NOV/DEC 2012. Published bi-monthly by the

Village of Winthrop Harbor, 830 Sheridan Rd, Win-throp Harbor, IL 60096. Editor: Mike Bitton Next Issue Deadline: DEC. 10th. Submissions: Drop off at Village Hall, mail to above address, or submit on-line at www.winthropharbor.com/submissions.

Village of Winthrop Harbor 830 Sheridan Road

Winthrop Harbor, IL 60096

Phone: 847-872-3846 Fax: 847-872-0639

E-mail: info@winthropharbor.com Web site: www.winthropharbor.com

- VILLAGE HALL BUSINESS HOURS -

Monday through Friday - 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Village Meetings Open to the Public

Mayor Robert Loy, the Board of Trustees and Village staff encourage resi-

dents to attend the Village Board and committee meetings, held monthly at

Village Hall or the Schlader Memorial Recreation Center. We value the input

that our residents provide, and are committed to addressing all questions and

concerns in a constructive, positive manner. Please consider joining us at any

of the meetings listed in the table below:

Trustee Departments

Kimberly Braden Com. Development

Richard Coombe, Jr. Police / EMA

Kathy Luke Recreation

Robert Marabella Public Works

Timothy Neargarder Finance

Richard Robards Fire / EMS

Joel Brumlik, Chief Police / EMA

Pat DiPersio, Director Community Dev.

Scott Fuller, Director Parks & Recreation

John Hogan, Supt. Public Works

Jana Lee, Director Administration / HR

Ron Levin, Chief Fire / EMS

Lisa Shaw, Director Finance

Board / Committee Meets Every Time Location

Village Board of Trustees 1st and 3rd Tuesdays 7:00 p.m. Village Hall

Planning & Zoning Board 2nd Tuesday 7:00 p.m. Village Hall

Economic Development Com. 2nd Wednesday 6:00 p.m. EMA Building

Recreation Advisory Com. 2nd Monday 7:00 p.m. Schlader Building

Administration 847-872-3846

Community Development 847-872-3846 x 255

Fire / EMS 847-872-5957 *

Finance 847-872-3846 x 244

Parks & Recreation 847-746-3505

Police / EMA 847-872-2131 *

Public Works 847-872-5275

* FOR EMERGENCIES DIAL 911

Holiday Light Parade Route

This year’s Light Parade will begin at Schlader Rec. Center on 9th St., mov-

ing east to Holdridge, north to 5th St., west to Thompson Ave., north to 3rd

St., east to College Ave., south to 4th St., east to Ravine Dr., thru the Pines

to 7th St., west to Landon Ave., south to 13th St., west to Fulton Ave., north

to 11th St., west to Monroe Ave., north to 10th St., east to Ellis Ave., north

to 9th St., east to Kirkwood Ave., north to 7th St., and east to Whitney Ave.

A map is available at Village Hall and at www.winthropharbor.com.

Leaf Pick-ups Continue in November

The village’s waste hauler, Groot Ind., will continue the leaf vacuuming pro-

gram through November. The goal continues to be one pass made on each

street in the Village each week, however this is dependent on the weather

and the volume of leaves to be vacuumed. Please remember that rainfall

slows the process as the vacuums must operate at a slower pace when leaf

piles are wet and saturated. Workers are doing their very best to reach

each street each week, and your patience is appreciated as the process con-

tinues.

Visit the on-line Calendar for updates on village meetings and events!

www.winthropharbor.com

LUNCH WITH SANTA! — Santa Claus has sched-

uled his annual luncheon in Win-

throp Harbor for Saturday, Dec.

1st. All children 9 and under are

invited to visit with Santa from

Noon to 2pm at the Schlader Rec-

reation Center on 9th Street.

Cost is only $3 per person, includ-

ing lunch. We will also have fun

door prizes and entertainment for

the children. Pictures with Santa

will also be available for $3.50. Don’t miss this fun

event!

HAPPY HOLIDAYS CRAFT SHOW — Winthrop

Harbor’s annual craft show is scheduled for Saturday,

Dec. 8th from 9am-4pm at the Schlader Recreation Cen-

ter. There will be approximately 50 crafters and artists

displaying their unique items for purchase. If you have-

n’t yet found that gift you’ve been looking for or need to

finish your holiday shopping, this is the place to find it!

Food will be available and everyone present has a chance

at door prizes.

If you would like to reserve a space to sell your items,

call the Recreation Dept. at 847-746-3505 for details.

Applications and information are also available on-line

at www.winthropharbor.com.

WALK’N WALK’N — Looking for a way to stay in

shape this winter while staying indoors? The Schlader

Recreation Center will be open for walking from 8 to

10am on Monday through Friday. Use the gym to walk

and talk while you stay warm and dry! (the gym will be

closed on Nov. 6th, 22nd & 23rd, and Dec. 7th and 24th

thru 31st. Gym is also closed Jan. 1st).

Are you a stay-at-home parent with young children,

looking for another way to get a little exercise? On Mon-

days thru Fridays adults are welcome to bring their kids

to play in the gym while the adults walk laps. The Rec-

reation Department has a few items for kids to play

with, and toys/bikes brought from home are also wel-

comed. (The Rec. staff is not responsible for supervising

children.) This program runs through the winter.

TEEN DANCE — The Winthrop Harbor Recreation

Board’s monthly Teen Dances at the Schlader Recreation

Center continue on Fridays, Nov. 9th and Dec. 14th

from 7-10pm. Dances are for 5th-8th grade residents of

Winthrop Harbor. All students must show their North

Prairie school ID. For those attending alternative or

home schools, a photo dance ID must be obtained from

the Recreation Department.

Regular school dress code is enforced at the Teen

Dances. Once a child enters the dance they are not al-

lowed to leave the building until 10pm unless a parent

comes to the door to pick them up. Admission is $3 per

child, and pizza & pop is available for purchase during

the dance. If you would like more information or would

like to help chaperone, please call the Recreation De-

partment.

ACTIVITY NIGHT FOR 3rd/4rd GRADERS— On

Friday, Nov. 16th, from 7-9pm the Schlader Rec. Center

will be open to 3rd and 4th grade residents of Winthrop

Harbor. Activities include music, games, open gym and

refreshments to purchase. Admission is $3, and no child

will be allowed to leave before 9pm unless that child’s

parent comes to the door to pick them up. We ask that

all parents come inside at 9pm to pick up their child.

The Recreation Board welcomes any parent who would

like to stay and chaperone. Call Recreation with ques-

tions at 847-746-3505.

SKATE PARK CLOSED FOR THE WINTER — Effective Nov. 1st, the Winthrop Harbor skate park is

closed for the season. We hope everyone who used the

park enjoyed the facilities this summer, and look for-

ward to another fun season next year!

TAE-KWON-DO! — The next ses-

sion of Tae-Kwon-Do lessons begins

on Dec. 3rd. Registrations are ac-

cepted for 3-month periods (Dec-Feb

and Mar-May) only, with a cost of $25

per month for residents. (A one-time

fee of $10 additional applies for non-

residents) Additional immediate

family members are only $10 per

month. Uniforms, equipment and

testing are extra.

Classes are held on Mondays from 6:30 to 8:00 pm, and

Fridays from 6:00 to 7:30 pm, and 7:30 to 9:00 pm. All

classes are held at the Community Center on 7th Street.

Maximum of 50 students per class.

For further information or to register, call the Recrea-

tion Dept. at 847-746-3505 today!

NOV / DEC 2012

RECREATION PROGRAMS

HARBOR SHORES - PAGE 3

For Rec. Program Info,

call 847-746-3505

Happy Holidays!

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EDC News

To help drive local economy, Mayor Loy asks State to complete marina master development plan.

In an effort to continue a dialogue with the Illinois Department of Natural Resources about our lakefront, Mayor Loy

sent the following letter to IDNR Director Miller on October 2, 2012:

Shop Local!

We are pleased to welcome the following new business to Winthrop Harbor;

L&R Insurance Agency, 1100 Sheridan Road, (847) 246-4189

Newly relocated from Zion, L&R Insurance Agency offers a wide array of services including a full suite of insurances

for business, home, auto and boat owners. They are also Notary Publics and do title and license work with stickers

and plates on site. Call, stop in or email lewis@lrins.comcastbiz.net for a free quote.

Please patronize all of our local businesses. For a complete list, visit www.winthropharbor.com and click over to the

on-line Business Directory.

Chamber of Commerce News

If you are a local business owner we would love to see you at one of our networking events. We meet on the 1st and

3rd Wednesday of each month at NorStates Bank from 7:30-9:00am. Donuts and coffee are provided. If you would like

to be added to our email list to receive meeting updates, please visit us at www.cocwh.com.

NOV / DEC 2012

Dear Director Miller,

Thank you for your correspondence of July 10, 2012 wherein you provided us feedback on the intention of the De-partment with regard to the management of the north point marina Complex. It is encouraging to know that you are actively seeking ways to improve these facilities and we look forward to the completion of your consultant’s report in the near term.

In the meantime we are writing today to ask if a part of this review includes consideration for the completion of the complex’s original development plan. We believe strongly, as do our own consultants as well as those we have talked to in the private development community, that the completion of this plan is necessary to derive the full benefit of the complex. Can you please tell us if the Department is planning on pursuing this original plan by mar-keting the development opportunities to the private marketplace? If so, when do you expect to do so?

Thank you again for your earlier response and for taking the time to consider continuing our dialogue on this mat-ter.

Yours truly,

Mayor Robert D. Loy Village of Winthrop Harbor

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www.winthropharborfire.org

FIRE DEPARTMENT

POLICE DEPARTMENT

www.whpd.org

Winter Driving Safety Tips Whether you’re a brand new driver or one with decades

of experience, these driving tips and reminders will help

you stay safe this winter. Freezing temperatures, slip-

pery roads and reduced visibility add up to higher risks

of traffic crashes. Take these tips to heart and reduce

your risk this winter!

Prepare your vehicle for winter weather. A little

maintenance now may save you a lot of trouble later!

Make sure your tires, brakes and fluids are all up to par.

Clear snow and ice off your entire vehicle, including

all windows, outside mirrors, lights, reflectors, hood, roof

and trunk. Visibility is essential when road conditions

are at their worst. Clear lights and reflectors also allow

other drivers to see you better.

Four-wheel drive and all-wheel-drive vehicles may

help you get going quicker than two wheel drive vehicles,

but they will not help you stop any faster. Many four-

wheel drive vehicles are heavier than passenger cars and

actually may take longer to stop. A 4WD vehicle also can

lose traction on ice just as quickly as a two-wheel drive

vehicle. Avoid being over-confident when using 4WD.

Focus on driving! This holds true during any condi-

tions, but especially on slippery roads. While driving,

stay off the phone, don’t text, and keep conversation with

passengers to a minimum. Focusing 100% of your atten-

tion on driving will help prevent losing control of your

vehicle.

Remember that bridges and overpasses are the

first areas to freeze, and they often become icy and

slippery while the roadways are still dry. Be extremely

careful when crossing over bridges and overpasses in cold

weather.

Have a cell-phone with you whenever you’re driving

in winter conditions. If you have an accident or become

stuck or stranded in an area not well traveled by others,

being able to call for help is essential!

All of us at the Police Department wish you

a safe, secure and happy Holiday season!

The Winthrop Harbor Fire Department would like to re-

mind Harbor Shores readers of three important safety

issues for November and December.

Of course, dialing 911 in an emergency

should be the first priority when re-

questing fire, ambulance or police aid.

A next step is for us to get to your door

quickly and efficiently. A Safety Bea-

con Light may save us a few precious

seconds when looking for your address

in an emergency. The Fire Depart-

ment has these special light bulbs

available for only $5 each, and we en-

courage residents to obtain one today! Basically, it is a

special bulb that replaces your porch light, and when the

light switch is turned on & off twice the light will blink

continuously until turned off again. This gives the 1st

responders a quick heads-up to your exact location once

we turn onto your street. Come by the Fire Department

to obtain your Safety Beacon bulb.

As you may remember, this summer we enforced a total

burn ban policy in the village due to dangerous drought

conditions. That total ban was short lived and was lifted

not long after going into effect. Our village ordinance

#2004-O-15—Prohibition of Landscape Waste Burning is

still in effect. Burning of landscape waste, trash, rubbish

and many other items is prohibited in the village. With

the exception of clean wood in an approved burning con-

tainer, no other fires are allowed. Restrictions include

weather, time of day, distance to structures, safety de-

vices and other hazards. The fire and police departments

work closely to monitor and enforce this ordinance for

everyone’s safety. If you have any questions about family

backyard fireplace or fire pit burns, please call the Fire

Dept. at 847-872-5957 and we’ll be glad to help.

We want everyone to have a safe holiday season. Be

mindful of where you place candles and monitor their

burning at all times. Did you consider placement near

any flammable materials? Is it on a non flammable dish

or holder? If the location near where children or pets

play? Never leave them unattended, and keep a constant

vigil. Keep them from spoiling a family Thanksgiving

dinner or holiday party.

And finally, please remind your children about this

year’s National Fire Protection Association’s slogan;

“Know 2 Ways Out!”

NOV / DEC 2012

Winthrop Harbor Lions Club The Winthrop Harbor Lions Club would like to thank

everyone who contributed to the Lions Candy Days held

in October. In addition to our Lion members, we had

help from the Borderline Leo Club, Winthrop Harbor

Boy Scouts, Winthrop Harbor Girl Scouts and the

Brother’s Rising Motorcycle Club. We would also like to

thank all of the area businesses for their generous dona-

tions. A portion of the proceeds was given to the Lions of

Illinois Foundation to support statewide vision and hear-

ing programs and to send children to Camp Lions. The

rest of the funds will be used to help with our commu-

nity’s vision needs.

We hope that many of you attended this year’s Jubilee

Days Parade and saw the Lion’s float. With help from

the Borderline Leo Club and the Zion Township Lions,

300 pounds of candy were handed out. It was a great

turn out this year!

The Lions invites you to join us for BINGO on Wednes-

day evenings at the Schlader Rec. Center. Doors open at

4:30pm for pull-tabs, raffles begin at 6:45pm and Bingo

begins at 7pm. Refreshments are available. If you would

like information about Lions programs or becoming a

member, please contact Lion Chris Redic at (847) 872-

5220.

Winthrop Harbor AARP The Winthrop Harbor AARP Chapter #871 will meet at

1pm on Tuesday, Nov. 20th at the Community Center on

7th Street. A presentation by the Cancer Treatment

Center in Zion will be given. The Dec. 18th meeting will

be lunch at Noon at The Other Place (Harbor Lights)

restaurant. Those who would like to attend the lunch-

eon are asked to please contact Jerry Larson at 847-746-

6567.

New members and guests are always welcome at AARP

monthly meetings. For questions, please contact Jerry

Larson at 847-746-6567, or by e-mail message to jerry-

plarson@sbcglobal.net.

Yellow-Dot Program Saves Lives Illinois drivers have a new program available that could

help to save their life in the event of a traffic crash. The

Illinois Yellow Dot Program provides free decals, medical

information cards and program instructions, all of which

are available at the Winthrop Harbor Police Depart-

ment.

Vehicle owners fill out a small card with their medical

information and add a headshot photo, placing the card

in their glove compartment. A 3” yellow dot decal is

placed at the bottom of the rear window on the driver’s

side, indicating to first responders that important medical

information can be found in the glove compartment. The

yellow dot decals can be placed on each vehicle, and a

medical information card for each frequent user of a vehi-

cle can be placed in the glove compartments. In an emer-

gency situation, this gives first responders access to infor-

mation that could save lives.

The medical information includes pertinent items such as

blood type, medications used and medication allergies;

info about being diabetic or insulin dependent, family con-

tact information and more.

For more information about the Yellow Dot program, visit

www.yellowdotillinois.org. Kits may be ordered singly or

in quantity, free of charge, at this web site, and program

posters are available for businesses who would like to of-

fer the free kits to their customers. Residents may also

obtain Yellow Dot kits free of charge and immediately at

the Winthrop Harbor Police Department, 24 hours a day,

7 days a week.

Winthrop Harbor Toys 4 Our Tots It’s the time of year when we begin working on the Toys 4

Our Tots program. This is a volunteer program, funded

entirely by donations. With your help we can continue to

extend a hand to those in need during the 2012 Holiday

season. Please help us make this a joyous holiday for

those in need. This year we are low on funds, and any do-

nation will be greatly appreciated.

Anyone who would like to help with a donation can do so

by taking or mailing the donation to the Village of Win-

throp Harbor, 830 Sheridan Rd., Winthrop Harbor, IL

60098. Or you may drop off at the Schlader Recreation

Center at 2700 9th Street. Please make checks payable to

“WH Toys 4 Our Tots.”

Last year we were able to help 32 families, 72 kids and 1

senior. Over the coming months we will have our donation

cans and toy bins out at various businesses. Every dona-

tion made goes to a WH family, and every donation

counts. Thank you for your tremendous support.

WH Toys 4 our Tots Committee

Pam Humphres, Cindy Loy, Scott Fuller

Community Thanksgiving Dinner The Eternal Word Prayer Community Church is pleased

to announce that they will host their annual FREE, com-

munity-wide Thanksgiving Day Dinner, “Our Father’s Ta-

ble”, on November 22nd from Noon to 2:00 pm.

There is an open invitation to all those who desire the

COMMUNITY NEWS

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CORPORATE COMMUNITY SPELLING BEE will be

Thursday, Nov. 8th at North Point Community Church,

9th S. and Lewis Ave. in Winthrop Harbor. Refresh-

ments begin at 6pm, Bee starts at 7pm. Spectators are

welcome. There is a $5 guest fee, which includes refresh-

ments. Please call Jan at 847-746-2100 for more info.

DIAL-A-RIDE EXPANSION For all Benton Township

residents. Service available Monday thru Friday 8:30am

to 5:30pm. Must call 800-201-6446 one day in advance to

secure a seat. Areas served: anywhere in Benton or Zion

Townships. For medical appointments you can call 1

week in advance to reserve a seat for Tuesdays or Thurs-

days, 8:30am to 3:30pm. Medical appointments include

Waukegan and Gurnee locations.

SENIORS NEED ASSITANCE FUELING YOUR

CAR? From Nov. 1st through April 1st, on Wednesdays

from 9am to 1pm, a station attendant will assist you by

filling your tank. Stop by the Township office or WH vil-

lage hall for your placard listing participating stations.

FREE DISCOUNT PRESCRIPTION DRUG CARD.

Save with this free discount card! Available at the Town-

ship office or visit www.coast2coastrx.com to print one

online. This card allows all Township residents, regard-

less of income, age or health status, to save on the cost of

medications.

SOCKS FOR THE SOUL: Drop off new socks for chil-

dren, infants, men & women. Preferably crew socks de-

signed for warmth for our residents in need.

MEELS ON WHEELS program is available by calling

(847) 546-5733.

HELP THOSE IN NEED by dropping off non-

perishable food, health/beauty products and used eye

glasses at the Township office.

FREE AMPLIFIED PHONE APPLICATIONS: Nei-

ther age nor income a requirement. Pick up your applica-

tion at the Township office.

Enjoy the Holidays in Winthrop Harbor

Whether you’re a spectator or participant, the annual LIGHT PARADE is a family favorite! Ap-plications for participants are available at Village Hall or www.winthropharbor.com. Sign-up to-

day for the Light Parade and the Holiday HOME DECORATING CONTEST! (see pg. 1 for details)

company of others or are unable to provide a dinner of

their own. The menu will include all of the traditional

home-made favorites… turkey and all of the fixings,

including pumpkin pie. This is truly a great feast!

The dinner is held at the Schlader Recreation Center on

9th Street in Winthrop Harbor. If you or someone you

know, or any members of your organization, would like

to join us for this festive gathering, please give us a call

to make a reservation. Since we are already making

those meal preparations, your timely response will be

appreciated. Reservations can be made by calling the

Community at 847-746-8801.

Those interested in supporting or volunteering for this

dinner may contact us by phone, or by e-mail at ourfath-

erstable09@comcast.net.

We cherish the opportunity to serve you during this spe-

cial Holiday. We can all be thankful to the Lord during

this time.

- Rev. Patrick Devlin, Pastor

Rebate Program Available to Win-

throp Harbor Residents.

Lower your energy bills. Make your home more

comfortable, and receive up to $1,750 in in-

stant rebates.

For a limited time, the U.S. Department of Energy and local

utilities and non-profits are together offering a cost-saving pro-

gram called Energy Impact Illinois to all Chicagoland home-

owners to make their homes more comfortable and energy effi-

cient.

To determine your home’s needs, the program is offering a home

energy assessment (valued at $400-$800) for only $99 (or a

FREE energy assessment to homeowners who host a house party

to spread the word to 5-10 friends). And an instant rebate of

70% (up to $1,750 off) on insulating and air sealing (the most

cost and energy efficiency improvements).

Energy Impact Illinois is also providing access to low interest

loans (0% first-year interest on loans greater than $2,500) for

boilers, furnaces or other energy efficiency improvements.

Energy Impact Illinois provides approved contractors and a

friendly call-center staff, who will take you through the process

from your phone-in application to the completion of the work to

your satisfaction.

To apply for the program or for more information, contact Bob

Fuller (773) 972-6410, or visit www.energyimpactillinois.org.

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Walk’n Walk’n—SB Boy Scouts 7pm—CC

Walk’n Walk’n—SB

Walk’n Walk’n—SB

Walk’n Walk’n—SB

EVERY MONDAY EVERY TUESDAY EVERY WEDNESDAY EVERY THURSDAY EVERY FRIDAY

Walk’n Walk’n—SB Boy Scouts 7pm—CC

Walk’n Walk’n—SB Tae-Kwon-Do —CC

Walk’n Walk’n—SB Lions BINGO 7pm –SB

Walk’n Walk’n—SB Tae-Kwon-Do —CC

Walk’n Walk’n—SB

Walk’n Walk’n—SB Lions BINGO 7pm –SB

Village Board

SB= Schlader Bldg. CC= Com. Center

Village Board

SB= Schlader Bldg. CC= Com. Center

TEEN DANCE 5th-8th Grades 7-10pm—SB

Village Hall Closed

E.D.C.

Happy New Year!

Enter Your Home in the

Holiday Home Decorating Contest!

TEEN DANCE 7-10pm—SB

Activity Night 3rd/4th Grades

7-9pm—SB

AARP Meeting 1pm-CC

Lunch with Santa Light Parade Tree Lighting

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Village Hall Closed

Village Hall Closed Village Hall Closed

Village Hall Closed

Happy Holidays Craft Show

AARP Luncheon Noon at Other Place

Community Thanksgiving Dinner

Noon-2pm—SB

Entry deadline for Light Parade and Home

Decorating Contest

Holiday Home Decorating Contest Judging Period

Christmas Eve Christmas Day

New Year’s Eve