Volume 83, No. 2 March/April 2014 Chicago, IL
NMIA Of cers Like North Mayfair Improvement Association on Facebook! and Board of Directors 2014 NMIA Meetings President If you haven’t been to an NMIA meeting in awhile Lynn Burmeister check one out! This year, NMIA meetings will feature 773.580.5948 excellent speakers and an array of topics from ood [email protected] abatement and home energy ef ciency to native plant gardening. Membership Meetings are a great place to meet new neighbors Angela Ward and get involved in projects and events that make 773.736.2665 North Mayfair a great place to live! [email protected] Meetings are held on the rst Wednesday of each Treasurer month at 7pm at Gompers Fieldhouse and are open OPEN to all. For up-to-date meeting topics and speakers, visit northmayfair.org. Secretary, Media Director Lisa Haufschild Wednesday, March 5, 2014. PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE [email protected] NMIA Action Plan will be – Lynn Burmeister, NMIA President presented. FAIR Coalition Advertising speakers will present on O’Hare As I sit writing this message, it is 11 degrees outside, the forecast is Michael Stirk traf c conditions. more snow and my backyard looks like an alien landscape. A few [email protected] Wednesday, April 2, 2014 weeks ago, Phil the Groundhog saw his shadow and scurried back into Flood Readiness – speaker to his hole, leaving us with a prediction of six more weeks of winter. VP, Community be announced. But the other day I noticed that daylight was lasting a little longer. and Police Affairs Other 2014 Dates Squirrels are beginning to run around and trees branches are begin- Matthew Robertson ning to swell as they prepare for spring. The sun shadows have moved May 7 [email protected] and seed catalogues are beginning to arrive in my mailbox. June 4 Suddenly I feel the promise of new growth and changes in my garden. VP, Current Affairs July – No meeting Jim O’Reilly I am reminded that down in the ground protected by the blanket of August – No meeting [email protected] snow are the seeds I planted last fall. Seeds I planted with the hope of September 3 new colors, more butter ies and bees in my garden. Those seeds lay VP, Environment October 1 dormant, waiting for that moment when the weather shifts and the warmth of the sun melts the snow. Jim Macdonald November 5 [email protected] Recently the North Mayfair Improvement Association conducted a December 3 needs assessment asking for your input – your “seeds” of change. We created a catalogue, of sorts, from your ideas, and asked you to select Daylight Savings Time Thanks for the Sweets & Treats! those that are most important to you. Based on your selections, we begins Special thanks to have designed action plans for short, mid and long-term improve- Sunday, these guys for hosting ments. And just as I can see the promise of the spring in my garden, I March 9. snacks at our recent see your ideas begin to bloom into plans of improvements to the Don’t forget NMIA community landscape of our neighborhood. to set your meetings. We will present our plans of action at the NMIA March 5 community clocks ahead one hour! January: Mike Stirk meeting. Please join us – together we can make our community February: Jim Macdonald bloom and grow. Please join us: March GPAC Meeting• Thursday March 20, 2014, 7pm • Gompers Park Fieldhouse Gompers Park Advisory Council Report – Jen O'Grady, President, [email protected] Greetings from GPAC! The past few months have been very busy! We hosted a Turkey Shoot in November, a Holiday Fest in December, a Family Fun Fest in January and a Valentine’s Dance in February. Thanks to all who donated time, money or supplies – and to all who attended! The Council also took on the task of creating a framework plan for Gompers. Committee chair, Michael Stirk joined forces with Bob Foster from the Chicago Park District; Denise Raymond, Gompers Park supervisor; Alderman Laurino's of ce and North Mayfair community members to create a document that creates a vision for the park including a map of desired park improvement and enhance- Courtesy: Sharon Parmet ments. GPAC of cially adopted the Framework Plan on Thursday January 23. We are looking to continued partnership with NMIA, GPAA, Alderman Laurino and GPAC thanks the following for their support: the community to bring events, resources and opportunities to the community. Whole Foods Sauganash Want a “Movies in the Park” every summer? Want a summer concert at Gomp- Girls Scout Dairy Troop 20263 (calls Gompers Park home) ers? Want to help with upkeep of the natural areas within Gompers? Join us and Girl Scout Junior Troop 23124 help make it happen. Palmer student volunteers RE Dance, Gompers Park resident dance company So much was done by the Council members who came before us – fundraising, The Puppet Place resource help for events and day camp, and community partnerships. Please Apple Tree Learning Center help us continue this legacy. For questions or to volunteer, please contact me. Gompers Park Athletic Association (GPAA) Membership Report In a Nutshell – Angela Ward, Membership Chairman, [email protected] – Lisa Haufschild, Secretary, [email protected] Time to join or Renew Your Membership for 2014! Following is a summary of the NMIA General Meeting on February 5. It’s NMIA membership renewal time! NMIA memberships always renew on the The meeting opened at 7:15pm with Matt Robertson’s update on rst of the year, so if you haven’t renewed yet or joined, please do! If you’re not the Needs Assessment process. Bob Foster, Chicago Park District, presented the Framework Plan for Gompers. Park, a vision for park sure of your membership status, please email or call me and I’ll be glad to check. improvements. Joe Schwieterman, urban planning expert at As a non-pro t, we don’t send out renewal notices to keep costs down. DePaul’s Chaddick Institute, spoke about how to plan a revitalized The cost to join NMIA is only $10 per adult. What a bargain! When you join NMIA, “main street” or business district for North Mayfair. you help make our community stronger and play an important role in improving Of cer Reports: Angie Ward, Membership, reported 157 current the quality of life here. Please join us in the mission to improve North Mayfair! paid memberships. Join or renew in two easy ways: Mail your dues with the application in this Lynn Burmeister provided an update on the viaduct mural project newsletter or join online using PayPal. (Please note, a .60 processing fee per (Cicero/Lawrence viaduct). membership is added to online payments.) Old Business: NMIA is seeking a new treasurer. Treasurer, Maria We have 167 paid members as of mid-February. Congratulations to Carol and Finch, has resigned due to other commitments. NMIA is grateful for her service and dedication. Dick Spreitzer of 5100 Tripp (49th and 50th members logged), Dennis and Georgette Syverson of 4800 Kilpatrick (100th and 101st) and David and Jamie Dick Spreitzer, Mike Stirk and Jim O’Reilly audit NMIA’s 2013 Kaplan of 4900 Kenneth (149th and 150th). Each of these households received nances in February. Manual bookkeeping is transitioning to electronic. a copy of the book “The Ark in the Park-the History of the Lincoln Park Zoo”. NMIA is looking for a volunteer to serve as 4th of July Parade Please note, if you experience any type of problem with a payment, please don’t captain! Please volunteer! stop payment on your check. Unfortunately, the banks on both ends (yours and New Business: Media Director, Lisa Haufschild and Webmaster, ours) charge a fee. If you call or email me, I’ll take care of the matter right away. Jon Auchter continue work on a new website. Lisa invited volunteer participation in communications projects. Email her for more News Policy information. Our deadline for submissions for the May/June 2014 Improver is April 16 by 6pm. Lynn Burmeister announced the transition from print to online The Editor reserves the right to edit all submissions. Please submit copy for possible distribution of The Improver to reduce cost of printing and delivery. inclusion with your contact information for followup. Photos should be high NMIA’s Facebook page launched in January. The Board voted to resolution. Please send all articles and correspondence regarding The Improver approve the new social media policy which is posted on the NMIA to [email protected] website. To be of cially approved by open vote at the March The Improver Team meeting. Lisa Haufschild, Editor Special thanks to our Open Forum: North Mayfair resident Nevin Ho ng announced plans Laura Tye, Circulation Assistant many contributors! with chef/NM resident, Chris Hernandez for a family-friendly Karen Straka (Breadfruit Productions), Design restaurant concept for Lawrence. An April open is anticipated. Therese Furger, Printing The Improver is Moving Online – We Need Your Email Address! We all know how wonderful it is to have The Improver delivered right to our doors. The Improver is Unfortunately, the costs of printing and delivering our beloved newsletter are published ve times becoming unsustainable. That’s why our next issue (May) will move to online each year: January, March, May, September, distribution. The newsletter will also be posted to the website and we will print a November. small number of issues in black and white, making them available at area locations for pickup. Please join our mailing list. 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Letter From Alderman Margaret Laurino Big Cash Raised at “Cash for Kids” – Margaret Laurino, Alderman, 39th Ward The overnight parking ban and snow-related parking restrictions are in effect until April 1, whether or not there is snow. Early voting for the 2014 Primary Election is offered from March 3 – March 15 in the North Park Village Administration Building, 5801 North Pulaski Rd. Voting hours are 9am–5pm Monday through Saturday. The annual Maple Syrup Festival at the North Park Village Nature Center will be held on the weekend Members of Pin Drop Theater, Cash for Kids performers of 3/22 and 3/23 from 10am–3pm. No cost or registration is required. A Johnny Cash-inspired fundraiser — "Cash for Kids" — raised nearly See the entire Maple syrup-making $9,000 for the Gompers Park Athletic Association (GPAA). In its seventh year, process from tree tapping to Cash for Kids attracted more than 700 donors to the Irish American Heritage collecting sap, to boiling it down into Center. For just $20, fans heard nearly a dozen bands perform Cash classics syrup. Make a maple craft, enjoy on multiple stages. Proceeds will help support GPAA athletic programs that storytelling and taste real maple serve 500+ area children aged 5–16. syrup fresh off the re. This event is a warm and sweet tradition for Michael Stirk, a North Mayfair resident and member of the local band, Pin all ages. Drop Theater said, “Cash for Kids started as an excuse for a few Johnny Cash On Sat, March 15 and Sat, April 12 at 11am, join members of the fans to play a few songs at a local bar around the time of his birthday on Civic Orchestra for a series of free, one-hour interactive and February 26.” educational performances at the North Park Village Nature Center. Stirk and Pin Drop's, Steve Davern, a “founding father” of the fest, also have Please call 312-744-5472 for more information. kids who take part in GPAA programs. GPAA operates eight divisions in April, Street Sweeping by the Department of Streets and Sanitation baseball, softball and T-ball and while not af liated with the Chicago Park will occur between 9am and 3pm on weekdays. Please watch for District, uses Gompers Park facilities for games played from May through the “No Parking” signs posted on light poles and parkway trees. A July. Online registration is open for 2014 GPAA programs at costly ticket will be issued to those who fail to comply. www.leaguelineup.com/gompers
Please contact my of ce at 773-736-5594 or e-mail us at The North Mayfair Improvement Association (NMIA) was founded in 1929 to [email protected] with any questions or concern. promote community improvement and civic welfare for residents; to work for quality schools, educational programs and opportunities for community children; The Chicago Park District opens Online Registration for Summer 2014 and to take other necessary and appropriate actions to make North Mayfair a programs on Mon, April 7. better place to live. NMIA is a 501(c)(3) non-pro t organization. Walk-In Registration begins on Sat, April 12. North Mayfair's boundaries are: For more information: East: Pulaski Road • Peterson Park 5801 North Pulaski Road, Building J, 312-742-7584 West: Cicero Avenue • Gompers Park 4222 West Foster Avenue, 773-685-3270 North: south side of Bryn Mawr Avenue • Park District website at www.chicagoparkdistrict.com South: south side of Lawrence Avenue North Mayfair Community Needs Assessment Update The proposed NMIA 2014 Plan of Action will be presented for review at the March meeting on Wed March 5, 7pm. Tell your neighbors and bring a friend! Here is a brief synopsis of action so far: • Sat January 18: 50 residents participated in the rst workshop at Mayfair Community Church. • Sat January 25: 24 more residents were surveyed at Cash for Kids at the Irish American Heritage Center. • Groups shared ideas around six touchpoints including: Business District, Community Engagement, Green Living, Infrastructure, Parks, Public Safety, and Schools. A presentation summarizing ndings is posted at www.northmayfair.org. A special thank you to everyone who has participated thus far and to the Mayfair Community Church for its hospitality. Working together, we will make a difference!
North Mayfair Supper Club A Dinner Club for North Mayfair? Yes!! The idea started on Facebook and here it is. The rst gathering open to all interested is Thursday March 13, 6:30pm at Ssyal Ginseng House at Keeler and Lawrence. This neighborhood gem serves exceptional Korean food. The owners farmed one of the largest ginseng plantations in South Korea http://ssyal.com before immigrating to the US in the 90’s. Here, they are known for their chicken ginseng soup which reportedly has healing qualities. Many delicious and different things on the menu for omnivores and vegetarians alike. RSVP by Tuesday 3/11 to Tamra Drees at [email protected] or private message her on Facebook. In the meantime, help come up with a great name for this gastronomic group. Nosh with Neighbors, North Mayfair Noshers…you get it… The group plans to meet at a different North Mayfair establishment on the second Thursday of each month.
Viaduct Improvement Moves Ahead! Our Cicero/Lawrence Avenue viaduct is targeted for improvement and a mural installation this summer/early fall. Preparation begins now. If you are interested in joining us to write letters, obtain permits, fundraise and select an artist and design, come to the March 5 meeting and sign up for the Viaduct Improvement Committee or contact Lynn Burmeister.
Photo at left: Images of Chicago native, Ed Paschke’s art transform the viaduct at Lawrence and Avondale in the 45th Ward (Jefferson Park). www.dnainfo.com
Crime Statistics for North MayFair (Reported Incidents) CAPS Meeting, BEAT 1712 December 2013 January 2014 Wednesdays, March 26 & April 23 | 7:30pm Aggravated assault: 1 Total: 23 Burglary, residence: 6 Total: 19 5020 N. Pulaski, Salvation Army Aggravated battery: 1 Larceny: 9 Police Seniors Meeting Burglary, residence: 3 Motor vehicle theft: 2 Tuesday, March 18 & April 15 | 11am Larceny: 14 Sexual assault: 2 17th District Police Station Motor vehicle theft: 2 Sexual assault: 2 Mayfair Presbyterian Church On With Palmer – Cheryl Musto, www.mayfairpresbyterianchurch.org (773-685-0104) – Cheryl Schenk, www.palmerpride.org (773-543-3704, main of ce) Calling all Moms', Pops', It’s been an awesome rst half of the and Tots! school year! We did an excellent job with Join us each Friday from 9 to 11am Winter NWEA MAP test – 96% of our for our Moms, Pops’ & Tots’ Class. students are On Track to be promoted to Boys and girls are welcome from the next grade. We ended the last school infant through pre-school year at 78%. We achieved the highest ages—accompanied by an growth among the 41 schools in the Network in Reading and Math in all adult—for play and socializing. Coffee, tea, juice and snacks will be but seventh grade math. The students worked extremely hard and made available for all to enjoy. these gains with the support of our great staff. We’ll work even harder to make sure our students do even better in late spring as the Spring NWEA Quilt Connection scores are higher stakes than the winter scores. The Quilt Connection meets every Thursday in the Social Hall from ESL Classes: Palmer Parent ESL classes meet Tuesday and Wednesday 1pm to 8pm. Anyone interested in sewing, knitting, crocheting or mornings. After School classes continue with participating students crafts is welcome to join. dismissed at 4 pm. Youth Night ISAT Testing: These important tests for students in grades 3 to 8 take place March 3 to March 14. Please make sure your child has a good On March 21, join us for “Ahoy Matey!” and on April 18 for "Mac 'n night’s sleep, a good breakfast, and gets to school on time. Breakfast is Cheese." Our events, for kids aged 6-12 and 13+ are held from served at Palmer every day at 8am in the classrooms. 6-9pm and break out into two separate age groups during the evening. Join us in the Fellowship Hall, located in the lower level, Registration in April: Any child who will be ve years old by September every third Friday of the month. The events are FREE, so come on over 1st is eligible for our full day kindergarten class. Register in the school and bring a friend. Parents are welcome but not required to attend of ce any time between 9:30 am and 1:30 pm. Bring your child’s birth unless kids are below age 11. For more, contact the church of ce at certi cate and a utility bill for proof of address. We’ll post Information (773) 685-0104. about pre-kindergarten registration on our website very soon. Report Card Pick Up Day is Monday, April 7 from 12 to 2:30 pm and Movie Night 3:15 to 6:15 pm. Parents are encouraged to pick up their child’s report On Friday, March 28 at 7pm we will be showing the family movie card. Report cards will not be sent home with students. Stop by the PTA “George of the Jungle” starring Steve Martin. On Sunday, April 13 at Welcome Table in the main building where you can pick up Palmer shirts 3pm we will be showing Mel Gibson's “The Passion of the Christ”– and refreshments. There is no school for the students on this day. due to it’s graphic nature, it is not recommended for children. Palmer Local School Council (LSC) Elections are April 7 from 6am to 7pm in the school gym. All Palmer parents and community residents living within our boundaries can vote. No registration is required. Just Holy week services at MPC show ID with your address to vote. The LSC plays an important role in April 13 Palm Sunday creating a quality learning environment for our students. • 10am Traditional Palmer LSC meeting: Thursday, April 10 am at 6 pm to discuss the • 11:30am Contemporary Service of Praise Continuous Improvement Work Plan and Budget for the 2014-2015 school year. You are welcome to attend and share your opinion. April 17 Maundy Thursday Service This is a joint service at Eden United Church Dates to Remember of Christ, 5051 W. Gunnison at 7pm. Please check our web site for latest news, lunch menus, and calendar April 18 Good Friday events: www.palmerpride.org Eden United Church of Christ will join us at MPC at 7pm. Palmer LSC Meeting March 31 Easter Sunday Thursday, March 13, 6 pm • 8am Traditional Service Report Card Pick Up Day, LSC Elections, No School for Students We welcome our friends the Masons from St. Elmo Commandery Monday, April 7 and Austin Commandery. Palmer LSC Meeting • 10am Traditional Service Thursday, April 10, 6 pm • 12 Noon Contemporary Service of Praise Easter Breakfast will be served from 8:30am to noon – Spring Break all you can eat! Adults $6; children aged 3-12 $3; children April 14 through April 18 under 3 eat for free! Remember to slow down when driving down our For more information, visit our website at www.mayfairpresbyterian- streets. Watch out for kids darting out to fetch that church.org or contact us at 773.685.0104. wayward ball. And please pick up after your dog when walking around the school grounds. Gompers Nature Notes – Jim Macdonald, [email protected] March–April are bird migration months. Please keep cats indoors! Nature question: What common and inconspicu- Red-bellied and red-headed wood- ous bird watches and peckers are active at feeders, as are uses other birds’ nests? chickadees and juncos. Cardinals have begun calling as the days grow longer; they respond to increased daylight more than warmer temperatures. They may be in uenced by increased arti cial light as well. A snowy owl visited North Mayfair in November, and in February an unidenti ed owl rested in a red cedar in my yard. Watch for owls at dawn and dusk. Cooper's hawks have been very active in the neighbor- hood, offering good photo ops, as they aren't shy when hunting. A large coyote hybrid (perhaps a dog or wolf hybrid) occasionally passes through LaBagh, and other coyotes walk our streets at night from time to time. February and March are the crunch time for squirrels, as their food stashes are buried in snow or used up, and tender shoots aren't yet sprouting. Expect fewer squirrels this spring. March Watch: if the snow is gone, red-winged blackbird males arrive to stake claim to territories. Females will arrive a few weeks later to choose the best nesting sites; other early birds, like migratory robins, thrushes, kildeer, fox sparrows, and sandhill cranes; cardinals, mourning doves, starlings and sparrows calling and nest-building; Çanada geese and mallards pairing up; crocuses blooming, willows greening up; painted turtles mating if it's warm; Vernal Equinox on the 20th, when the sun crosses the equator, so days and nights are of equal length. April Watch: millions of birds migrate through the Chicago area; our winter juncos y north, but are replaced by many other species, such as song sparrows and the rst ickers; early woodland owers bloom (trout lilies, spring beauties, bluebells); the wetland and lagoon come alive, with Ameri- can toads calling, carp mating, water insects active again; the rst dragon ies and butter ies; blue herons return, along with migrating coots, wood ducks, blue winged teal, and other aquatic birds. Yes, spring is coming! Walk into Gompers Park, your natural backyard, to enjoy nature in North Mayfair. Dates to Remember – (Mark your calendars now) Saturday March 8 9am-noon: Our rst 2014 workday in Gompers Park (weather permitting). Meet your neighbors at the Keeler tennis court parking lot. Hot drinks and sweets, too! Saturday April 15 9am-noon: Join us for an easy working morning in Gomps. We'll meet at the Keeler tennis court parking lot. Friday April 25 Arbor Day: (the last Friday in April) Please consider planting a native tree or shrub in your yard as food and shelter for wildlife. Saturday April 26 9am-noon: Celebrate Earth Day! Come out to help Mother Nature by cleaning, seeding planting, and woodchopping in Gompers. Meet at the Pulaski basketball court parking lot.
Puppet Show and Puppet Market at IAHC Saturday 4/26/14 – 11am Irish American Heritage Center, 4626 North Knox Avenue $7 suggested donation at the door Finn McCool, a children’s puppet show written by Joan Wittenberg, will be performed by local puppeteers, Chris Krawczyk, Robert Malone Anderson and Susan A. Witek. A puppet market will be open for those who would like to take a memory home with them. A raf e will bene t GiGi’s Playhouse Down Syndrome Achievement Centers. For more information visit www.damenavenuepuppeteers.com – 847-259-5167
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