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JUNE 2015

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WITHIN THE WIRE...2 Dear Neighbor ● Josi’s Family Night for Hands to Help Ministries3 News from Irving Park United Methodist Church4 CAPS Report ● More Church News5 39th Ward Report 6 News and Events from Carlson Community Services7 News from the Irving Park Community Food Pantry8 Neighborhood School News

Wed., June 17 ● 7:00 p.m.CAPS Meeting Beats 1722 & 17234650 N Pulaski, Community Room(Future dates: July 17, Aug. 19, Sept. 16)

Sat., June 20 ● Step-Off 8:30 a.m.GCFD Hunger Walk, Soldier Field

Sat., July 4 ● 10 a.m.Celebrate at Independence Park!

July 6 - 31 (M-F) ● 9 a.m. - 12 p.m.Magic Mushroom Summer ProgramIPLC, 3938 W. Belle Plaine (See page 4)

Fri., July 17 ● 10 a.m.Magic Mushroom & IPFAC Present: Tales of OlympusIPLC, 3938 W. Belle Plaine

Sat., June 13 ● 5 p.m. Free Concert: Jazz Caravan w/Terry Sullivan St. John’s Episcopal Church3857 N. Kostner

Mon., June 15 ● 11 a.m. - 10 p.m. Family Night for Hands to Help MinistriesJosi’s Frozen Yogurt Cafe, 4032 N. Milwaukee

Tues., Sept. 15 ● 7:00 p.m.WWCA General MeetingLatvian Community Ctr., 4146 N. Elston

Farmers Market Return in JuneFarmers markets return! Independence Park Farmers Markets begin on Sunday, June 14th, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. See more dates on page 9.

July Fourth at Independence ParkCelebrate Independence Day at Independence Park for the annual 4th of July festivities. Decorate your bikes, trikes, kids and dogs and walk in the parade around the park! Line-up begins at 10:00 a.m. Fun family games such as Egg Toss, and Sack Races follow. West Walker will provide lemonade!

Girl Scouts Clear the Path to School!Girl Scout Troop 21326 are thankful to the West Walker, GIPNA and OIPA communities for helping us to “Clear the Path to School!”

On Sunday, May 17th, Disney II students and community members came out to clean the path between the Kedvale and Lawndale Disney II campuses. Volunteers scrubbed murals under the Kennedy/Pulaski viaducts, picked up trash, raked up debris and swept the area clean. Girl Scouts also planted three beautiful planters right next to the Pulaski/Irving Park exit.

Girl Scout Troop 21326 organized a community-wide “Clear to Path to

School” which took place on May 17.

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West Walker Civic Association June 2015

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West Walker Mission Statement

“The pursuit of the West Walker Civic Asso-ciation is to make our diverse neighborhood the best it can be by securing the services,

safeguards and improvements the West Walker community is entitled to have.”

Celebrating over 100 years of service to the West Walker Community

WEST WALKERCIVIC ASSOCIATION

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2014-2015 OFFICERS President Pro Tem Mike Webber 773.539.8346

Vice President Pro Tem Davor Engel [email protected]

Secretary Vacant

Treasurer Sue Gregoire

EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBER Dorie Westmeyer

CAPS COORDINATORKris Wylder

Send crime concerns to Nicole Price at [email protected].

WEST WALKER CARRIER STAFFCarol, Augie, and Gabie Barry

Judy CiceroConnie EngelThe Gettings

Liz MillsMark Pascale

Jeanne Pozy and Joel ReeseTricia Ramirez & Mike Hawlitzky

Rick & Melanie ReschkeMax & Charlie Webber

Charlie Westmeyer

EDITORLee Samsami Stein

Dear Neighbor,SUNSHINE RETURNED for the 30th annual West Walker Civic Association Garage Sale, which was held Saturday, May 16, 2015. Everyone had a great time. Many thanks to Bob and Kevin Crowley and Melanie Reschke for their work on the sale. It wouldn’t happen without them.

There are no Wires published in July or August. We will include any important developments and events in the West Walker e-mail Blast, which is distributed every Friday. If you do not receive the Blast and would like to, just go to www.westwalker.org and sign up to join the West Walker Email Blast.

The big summer event is the old fashioned Fourth of July Celebration in Independence Park. Hope to see you there. Hopefully, calm will be the prevailing mood over the summer. Everyone can do their part by being courteous and watchful.

Have a safe and wonderful summer.

Mike WebberWWCA President, Pro Tem

Josi’s Frozen Yogurt Cafe Hosts Family Night for Hands To Help MinistriesJosi’s is sponsoring a sweet event on Monday, June 15 from 11:00 am to 10:00 pm. Pick your cup, top it up, weight it and pay it! Have some fun and a portion of the total sales (before tax) will be donated back to Hands to Help Ministries! Josi’s Frozen Yogurt Cafe is located at 4032 N. Milwaukee. To receive credit, you can show this event on your phone from this link: www.facebook.com/events/776044382500067 or visit Hands to Help Ministries website at www.handstohelpministries.org to print out the flyer. Hands to Help Ministries works to find housing for homeless people living in our neighborhood, and provides assistance to those in danger of becoming homeless.

Special thanks to all those who donated funds, equipment and manpower. This clean up wouldn’t have been possible without the help of Tony Passero, Alderman John Arena and his wife Jill, J. C. Licht Paint Store, Andre Cozzo, CTA, Disney II Magnet School and PTA, GIPNA, OIPA and Independence Park, City Smiles Dental, Senator Iris Y. Martinez, and Andrea Guthmann. Thank you to volunteers including Todd, Dianne, Grace and Olivia Kibbey, Dennis and Sam Gragert, Deven Colton, Olivia Gardner, Emmie Manning. Shayla Kelly, Ethan Baum, Destiny Garcia, Ed and Elliot Graziano, Jose Rivera, Tracy Mortimer, Anna Sobor, Karen Steele, Jesse Alvarez, Lidia Madrid, Sandra, Sofia, and Skylar Wright, Amy and Sofia Guzman, Caroline, Nick and Samantha Berger.

This service project was organized by Girl Scout Troop 21326, who are working toward earning their Silver Award, the most prestigious award for 8th grade Cadettes. Thank you for your support!

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News from Irving Park United Methodist Church Summer 2015 for Kids: Become a Global Citizen We will explore what it means to be a “Global Citizen.” Every other Wednesday we’ll meet at Eden UCC (5051 W. Gunnison) throughout the summer for fun, fellowship, faith formation, and service. This program is designed for 4th-8th graders. (Younger kids welcome for family activities with parents present.) Friends welcome and parents invited to join us. Preregistration for each day required at least two weeks prior to event (773-283-6262). Bring a packed lunch; activity costs vary. For carpooling from IPUMC, and more details about Wednesday activities, contact the church at [email protected] or 773-283-6262. June 22: Family Beach Day at Foster Beach! NO COST. July 8: World Hunger: Feed My Starving Children and Putt Putt! Head to Schaumburg to assemble food packets, then to Congo River Adventure Golf. $10 to $15. July 24: Ecology and faith at Independence Grove, Lake County forest preserve for a day of swimming, canoeing, and a hands-on educational ecology experience. $10. August 5: We’ll visit the Holocaust Museum, have lunch, and then head to Skokie Water Park. $15. August 19: Exploring issues of immigration with congregations of different cultures will give us a broader view of the issues. After lunch it’s laser tag! $15. September 2: Night Ministry and Family Beach Day!

G-Force Vacation Bible School! June 22-26, from 6-8 p.m. Register by calling 773-283-6262! Art, music, movement and science combine in a program where kids explore how to put their faith into action! Come to the VBS preview on Sunday, June 21 during the 10 a.m. worship.

Save the Date: July 25th Join the Irving Park Community Food Pantry and IPUMC as we Cultivate Growth by dedicating a new Community Garden! This event is July 25th. Fun. Fellowship. Festivities. Food.

Reaching “Save the Wall” Goal! We are over half way to our $220,000 needed to repair the North Wall of our church! We’re thankful for support we have received from the Old Irving Park Community! Special thanks to filmmaker Sara Peak Convery and artist Bobby Jo Valentine for sharing their gifts on our behalf! All gifts are tax deductible. For more information, contact Mike Blaha at: 773-710-9634 or [email protected].

For information about Irving Park United Methodist Church and all of our summer programs, visit www.irvingparkumc.com or find us on Facebook.

REAL ESTATE NEWS

By Dorie Westmeyer Realtor®, MBA, ADPR

Your Neighborhood Realtor

Dorie Westmeyer

Your Home. Your Future. Our Experience.

Buying or Selling Your Home “As Is”When you see a home for sale “As Is,” it typically means the seller isn’t making any guarantees about the condition of the property and is not going to make any repairs or home improvements. It may be that it is being sold “As Is” because a family member inherited the home, or the seller already moved and cannot coordinate repairs, or the seller just doesn’t have the funds to make the repairs or improvements.

As a seller, if you decide to sell “As Is”, make sure you disclose any issues in the Property Disclosure statement. Be prepared to sell at a lower price with the possibility that the seller may still ask for a credit for repairs.

The buyer may be an investor or someone who really wants to live in the neighborhood and may not qualify for a more expensive home. They are willing to do some work but they also want the home at a discount (beyond the cost of the repairs) for the inconvenience and the fear of the unknown.

As a buyer, make sure you conduct a thorough inspection. You are buying the house without any warranties. Basically what you see is what you get. And whether you are buying or selling a home “As Is,” always contact an attorney for a thorough understanding of the legal impact.

If you’re thinking of buying or selling your home, or know anyone who is, please contact me. I’ve lived here for 19 years and I love our neighborhood!

Call Dorie, your Neighborhood Realtor 847-989-4870

[email protected] www.DorieWestmeyer.com



CAPS ReportMay 20, 2015 / Beats 1722, 1723by Kris Wylder, CAPS Coordinator

Last month, police and community members discussed the number of thefts from vehicles that have taken place throughout the 17th District. The doors of these vehicles had been left unlocked. Keep unattended vehicle doors locked, and valuables out of plain sight.

Crime statistics for beat 1723 (April 15 – May 20):Battery (Domestic Battery Simple): 14Theft ($500 and under): 9Battery (Simple): 8Criminal Damage (To Property): 6Assault (Simple): 5Public Peace Violation (Reckless Conduct): 4Theft (From Building): 4Motor Vehicle Theft (Automobile): 4Narcotics (Poss: Cannabis 30 GMS or Less): 4Burglary (Forcible Entry): 3

Two garbage receptacle fires occurred on Beat 1723, at 4322 N. Drake, and 4316 N. Drake, on May 17th at approximately 2:40 am. One of these fires spread to an

adjacent coach house and caused severe burns to a 4 year old boy. Be aware of suspicious activity in your area, particularly in alleys, and call 911 to report any suspicious activity. Police ask that if video surveillance of an incident is available, make a copy readily available to investigating detectives. If you have any information about this crime, please contact the Bureau of Detectives, Arson Section, at 312-746-7618.

The next CAPS combined beat meeting for Beats 1722 and 1723 will be held on June 17th at 7:30 p.m. in the 17th District Community Room at 4650 N. Pulaski. After this regularly scheduled meeting, special guest Captain Karnick will give a talk about current strategies, after which he will take questions from the group.

Summer Events St. John’s Episcopal ChurchJazz Caravan with Terry Sullivan A Free concert on Saturday, June 13 at 5 p.m. Garden reception follows.

Movie Nights! Bring a blanket and bug spray on Saturday, June 20 and July 25. Meal at 6:30, followed by a movie at dusk. Check our website for movie titles.

Help Us Welcome Everyone St. John’s is kicking off a capital campaign to make our 126-year-old church accessible to everyone! Join the celebration with a BBQ on Saturday, July 13. Details on our website.

Worship in the Garden Enjoy the morning serenity as we worship in our garden at 8 or 10 am on June 28, July 19 and August 16. Our “gospel on the green” band plays a variety of music to accompany the 10 a.m. service. Dogs on leashes welcome! St. John’s Episcopal Church is located at 3857 North Kostner. Visit our website at www.stjohnschicago.com.

News From Irving Park Lutheran ChurchOur summer worship schedule has begun! Join us for Worship at 9:30 am (no Chapel service), followed by coffee & fellowship time.

Magic Mushroom – Spaces Available For 40 years, the Magic Mushroom Children’s Summer Program has been serving the community by providing superior summer enrichment activities for children ages 3 years through sixth grade. Program meets five days per week from 9 a.m. to noon from July 6th-31st. To register, go to www.iplc.org or call 773-267-1666 today!



39th Ward ReportON MONDAY, MAY 25, a shooting occurred around Hamlin and Berteau. Any shooting in any Chicago neighborhood is unacceptable. However, it can be even more troubling when the violence occurs in relatively safe communities. At the time of this letter’s deadline, the 17th District Police believe that this was an internal

gang conflict and are conducting an active investigation.

It’s been said that Chicago has two seasons: winter and construction seasons. As we are entering into the construction season, we anticipate a number of large projects in the 39th Ward. We will keep you updated via email on locations and detours. I know these projects can be disruptive. Thank you in advance for your patience.

On Monday, June 15, the Chicago City Clerk’s office will be selling City Vehicle Stickers and Residential Zone Parking Stickers in my 39th Ward Public Service Office (4404 West Lawrence Avenue) from 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. With the new staggered expiration dates on the city stickers, this sale is only for those with vehicle stickers expiring in June and July and seniors (65+) with June

expiration dates. You will need to bring your driver’s license, along with the renewal form from the City Clerk or your vehicle registration.

My 39th Ward Public Service Office has joined forces with AT & T Pioneers to collect cell phones for the non-profit Cell Phones for Soldiers Organization. Funds from recycled cell phones are used to purchase prepaid phone cards for active duty military personnel, providing our soldiers with an affordable way to connect with their families. Drop off your used cell phones in the collection bin located in my Public Service Office. By donating cell phones, the community has an opportunity to give back and serve our troops.

Since the Wire won’t be published again until September, I want to remind you about an annual summer event. National Night Out will be held on Tuesday, August 4, in police districts throughout Chicago. Celebrating its 34th year, National Night Out was formed to promote police-resident partnerships and encourage community involvement. Details on activities in the 17th District will be announced at upcoming CAPS meetings and in my newsletter. I hope you can join us.

Best wishes for a wonderful summer. As always, please contact my office at 773-736-5594 or at [email protected] with questions or concerns.

Sincerely, Margaret Laurino, Alderman, 39th Ward



News and Events from Carlson Community Services

Carlson Community Services is a 501(c)(3) non-profit connecting

the Irving Park community with programs that enrich lives through education, culture and service.

Magic Mushroom and Irving Park Fine Arts Committee Present “Tales of Olympus” July 17thMagic Mushroom children’s summer program and the Irving Park Fine Arts Committee will present “Tales of Olympus” on Friday, July 17th at 10:00 a.m. “Tales of Olympus” presents Greek mythology as told by gods and goddesses with the help of a modern day boy. This exciting musical will take youngsters of all ages to Mt. Olympus and back, with song, dance, costumes and sets The performance will be held at Irving Park Lutheran Church, 3938 W. Belle Plaine (at Harding Ave.). The show is free of charge, but donations will be accepted gladly. American Eagle Productions, a Chicago-based theatre company specializing in children’s classics, created the show.

Magic Mushroom children’s summer program serves the Irving Park neighborhood with a superior summer enrichment program for children aged 3 years through 6th grade. The program is sponsored by Irving Park Lutheran Church.

The Magic After-School Place held its fi rst Spring Break camp in April. 28 students

participated. All had fun!

Join us for Ward Night Tuesday evenings from 5-7PM

Contact the 45th Ward Office4754 N. Milwaukee Ave. • Chicago, IL 60630Phone: 773-286-4545 [email protected] www.ward45.org

The Irving Park Fine Arts Series is celebrating its 21st season of bringing high quality, professional musical and theatrical events to the Irving Park neighborhood. Carlson Community Services, a 501c3 neighborhood not-for-profit, sponsors the program. For information, contact Liz at [email protected] or 773-398-6766.

MAP Sponsors First-Ever Spring Break CampThe Magic After-School Place held its first spring break camp April 6-10 to provide working parents with a safe and enriching place to send their children during CPS’ spring vacation.

Twenty-eight children from Belding and Murphy Schools participated in the camp, which was held daily from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Irving Park Lutheran Church gym. During the week, students participated in games, service projects and outdoor activities. The camp was staffed by MAP staff, two high school students from Schurz High School’s BuildOn program, and the program’s 7th grade intern.

Highlights of the week included swimming at Independence Park, cleaning up trash in Three Brothers Garden, making sandwiches for the homeless with Schurz mentors, and creating a marketplace to buy and sell products the students made themselves.

The Magic After-School Place is a program of Carlson Community Services, a 501c3 nonprofit that connects the Irving Park community with programs that enrich lives through education, culture and service. The MAP program provides high quality after-school care for children who attend Murphy and Belding schools. The program serves primarily low-income and single-parent households. For information on how to enroll in the 2015/2016 school year, contact [email protected].



News From Irving Park Community Food Pantry By Craig Shutt

Walk with the Pantry on June 20th! The 30th annual Hunger Walk, sponsored by the Greater Chicago Food Depository, is being held on Saturday, June 20th at Soldier Field. Volunteers with the Irving Park Community Food Pantry will be walking the 5-k route to raise awareness and add donations to purchase food.

Registration opens at 7 a.m., and the walk steps off at 8:30 a.m. You can join the Pantry team at www.chicagosfoodbank.org (search for “Irving”) or through the link on our website (www.irvingparkfoodpantry.org). Each participant who includes our agency number (#A00113) on their form will earn the Pantry a credit from GCFD that goes directly into our food account.

Participants don’t even have to walk, just show up and turn in a registration form. That includes children and babies too! The event will include a variety of family-friendly activities, including musicians and performers. Students can receive volunteer service hours for participating if they contact the Pantry and arrange it in advance with Volunteer Manager Lee Stein at [email protected].

If you’d like to donate to the event, you can send a check made out to the Irving Park Food Pantry to the Pantry at 3801 N. Keeler Ave, Chicago IL 60641. Please indicate it’s for the Hunger Walk and Agency #A00113. Or you can donate at our site. However you do it, we thank you for your support!

The Pantry’s first class in the Project Home Grown program was held on Earth Day (April 22nd), with a second class on the same curriculum May 6th. The program, a partnership with Three Brothers Garden operated by Carlson Community Services, provides instruction through a series of classes through the summer on planting, transplanting, growing and harvesting produce. More than 20 clients attended the April 22nd class.

For the final class in September, members will join with the Pantry’s nutrition-seminar participants to prepare recipes using ingredients they grew themselves. The program provides all materials and supplies needed, through funding supplied from the ChiDitarod Foundation.

Representatives from the Puerto Rican Cultural Center continue to come to the Pantry each Wednesday to

publicize and answer questions related to the Affordable Care Act. We appreciate their efforts to educate our clients and encourage them to register for health care.

The latest series of nutrition classes, which included 14 clients, ended on May 6th. Recruitment for the next series began on May 20th. We thank instructor Alicia Theofanis from the University of Illinois Extension Program for conducting the classes.

Thank you to volunteer Mimi Nguyen, who cooked up a delicious Vietnamese lunch for volunteers after the pantry closed on May 13th to share her heritage. Her menu included fried rice, fried shrimp, noodles, egg rolls and salad. A very healthy, spicy and

scrumptious meal! Photo: John Psiharis



CICS-Irving Park SchoolOne Giant Leap Forward CICS-IP Director Karin Breo and Dean of Students Mr. Kuebler have worked with 3rd and 4th grade teachers

this year to launch three LEAP Innovations pilot programs. The LightSail, Lexia and ThinkCerca pilots identified and implemented personalized learning techniques with edtech products. These innovations promote advanced teaching and learning concepts at our school.

Paint the Town Red 2015 CICS-IP students who participate in the Chicago Children’s Choir after school program performed at the annual Paint the Town Red 2015 Concert at the Millennium Park Pavilion on May 21st. This event brings together over 4000 CCC singers who practiced all year and then come together for this event. It was a beautiful day of unity and music for all who attended!

Summer Learning Academy In an effort to prevent the “Summer slide” in our students’ academic skills, CICS-IP is offering a Summer Learning Academy from July 13th thru August 7th, for three hours each week day. We’re offering

targeted instruction on campus, and providing Anytime, Anywhere Learning online for our students.

Fighting Cancer The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society sent CICS-Irving Park a congratulatory note for our students raising over $2500 to help it in its fight against blood cancers. Well done!

Three Cheers! CICS-IP is working to expand our sports programs to include baseball and soccer. We have also had a Volleyball clinic, and we’re hosting a Cheerleading Camp on June 15-16.

St. Edward SchoolIt’s difficult to believe the school year is coming to an end. Thank you so much for all your support of our kids and school this year. We especially wish the St. Edward School Class of 2015 the best of luck in high school! Our students will be attending a variety of high schools including St. Patrick High School, Notre Dame College Prep, St. Benedict’s, Loyola Academy, UIC College Prep, Guerin Prep, and Intrinsic Schools. We look forward to hearing about your accomplishments.



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JUNE 14 & 28

JULY 12 & 26

AUG 9 & 23

SEPT 13 & 27

OCT 11 & 25JUNE 14 & 28

JULY 12 & 26

AUG 9 & 23

SEPT 13 & 27

OCT 11 & 25

Every month, St. Edward Parish holds Hospitality Sunday after each mass. Come grab a cup of coffee and a pastry, and meet members of the St. Ed’s community. Our next Hospitality Sunday will be on Father’s Day, Sunday, June 21 after the 8 AM, 9:30 AM and 11 AM masses. We look forward to welcoming you to our parish community.

Our Fund a Need was a huge success this year! Electric Boogaloo is an initiative to upgrade the electricity at our school. The project has started and we expect to be fully operational by fall 2015. Check out this year’s Fund a Need video, starring the fabulous students of St. Edward School: www.stedwardschoolbigredauction.com/.

On Monday, July 13, please join us for our monthly Community Day at Potbelly Sandwhich works in Norridge, across from the Harlem and Irving Plaza. 25% of the sales from 5-8 PM will benefit St. Ed’s. Thanks for your support!

Want to see how we can give your child so much more than just a seat in the classroom? Come visit us! Contact us to schedule a personalized tour. We’d love to meet you! For more information, please email [email protected] or 773-736-9133. Our school is located at 4343 W. Sunnyside. For more information on the School visit www.stedwardschool.com.



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