2011 Glencoe Community Guide - Pioneer Press Communities Online

AUTOHAUS ON EDENS 

SAVIN DENTAL 

GLENCOE 

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 

COMMUNITY GUIDE 

— 2011 — 

- THE FACES OF GLENCOE - 

OLSKY JEWELERS 

WRITERS’ THEATRE 

GLENCOE GOLF CLUB 

Supplement to the Glencoe News 

GOOD GRAPES 

STATE FARM

Conveniently located in downtown 

Glencoe, Savin Dental Associates has 

been serving the community’s dental 

needs for 36 34 years. 

Lippitz Orthodontics has joined us to 

offer a full service, state-of-the-art 

practice for the entire family, and with 

an emergency number, we are never 

more than a phone call away. 

ROBERT W. SAVIN D.D.S. 

MICHELLE A. PEIFLEY D.D.S. 

JANE JANEP. P. MAA D.D.S. 

LIPPITZ ORTHODONTICS 

LIPPITZ ORTHODONTICS 

OFFICE HOURS: 

Mon-Fri: 7:00am-5:00pm 

Alternating Sat: 7:30am-3:00pm 

Jeff Mazur CLU, Agent 

630 Vernon Ave, Suite A 

Glencoe, IL 60022 

Bus: 847-835-1830 

jeff@jeffmazur.com 

1101016 State Farm, Home Office, Bloomington, IL 

650 VERNON AVE 

GLENCOE, IL 60022 

PHONE 847-835-3200 

FAX: 847-835-0905 

Honesty. 

Respect. 

Professionalism. 

Courtesy. 

It’s how I treat all my customers. 

And you can be sure I’ll always do 

my best to meet your needs. 

Like a good neighbor, 

State Farm is there. ® 

CALL ME TODAY.

GreetinGs 

A Message from the Executive Director 

Glencoe Chamber of Commerce 

Dear Glencoe Friends, 

The Board of Directors of the Glencoe Chamber of Commerce is 

pleased to bring you the 2011-2012 Glencoe Community Guide. 

I would like to ask you take a few moments to look through it 

and note what a valuable resource the Guide is for information 

about Glencoe’s businesses, services and stores, as well as 

for many Village and general community services. You will find 

complete listings of all Chamber businesses, both alphabetically 

and by category, and contact information for numerous other 

organizations. Please keep the Guide on hand throughout the 

year as a reference. 

The Chamber had a very successful 2010, sponsoring a number 

of activities and events that enhance the enjoyment of life in 

Glencoe and promote our excellent business community. We 

were proud to offer the Farmers Market, 4th of July Children’s 

Carnival, Movies on the Green, the third annual Glencoe Festival 

of the Masters, Halloween Hello, a very well-attended Chamber 

Annual Meeting, Light the Lights and event-filled Saturdays in 

December. Also, last June we reintroduced the Sidewalk Sale. 

For 2011, we plan to hold those events again, which have 

become Glencoe traditions, and we hope you will take part in 

them. I am pleased to announce that this summer the Glencoe 

Farmers Market will be under the management of Lydia Davis who 

also runs the Ravinia Market. Starting with June 11, please stop at 

the Market every Saturday through October. You will find some of 

Glencoe’s favorite vendors returning, plus some exciting additions 

to the Market. 

Adding to the strength of the Glencoe Chamber are eleven new 

members. We are delighted to welcome the following members 

to the Chamber this year: Trent Batchelor at Edward Jones, 

Winnetka-Glencoe Patch, LaLonde Tutoring, North Shore Natural 

Medicine, Moksha Worldwide, Loewy Consulting, Parkway Drugs, 

a Walgreens Pharmacy, New Trier Township, CG Jewelers, 

N Dobos Architecture, and Three Twelve Tudor. Please be sure 

to patronize these new members and all the other fine Chamber 

member businesses. If your business does not currently enjoy 

membership in the Glencoe Chamber of Commerce, we would 

welcome you to be part of an organization that works to enhance 

the success of its members and the economic vitality of the entire 

Glencoe business community. 

Glencoe is such a desirable place in which to live, work, enjoy 

recreational activities, volunteer---and to shop, dine, run errands, 

schedule appointments. Whatever you need to do, it’s all right 

here, in Glencoe! You will find quality, value and friendly, informed 

service when you patronize our local stores and businesses. And 

you will have the satisfaction of knowing you are helping to keep 

Glencoe the thriving, inviting town we want it to be. 

Sincerely, 

Sally Sprowl 

Contents 

04 Cha m b e r In f o r m a t I o n 

05 Co m m u n I t y In f o r m a t I o n 

08 VI l l a g e go V e r n m e n t 

09 Pa r k I n g re g u l a t I o n s 

10 st a t e & fe d e r a l go V e r n m e n t 

11 ar e a ed u C a t I o n 

13 Pa r k dIstrICt 

14 gl e n C o e go l f Cl u b 

15 Ch a m b e r eV e n t s 

16 gl e n C o e ma P s 

19 Wr I t e r s ’ th e a t r e / Pa r k dIstrICt 

20 Ch a m b e r me m b e r s h I P lIstIngs 

24 Pu b l I C lI b r a r y 

22 ar e a hI s t o r y 

25 gl e n C o e hIstorICal so C I e t y 

27 gl e n C o e Ju n I o r hI g h Pr o J e C t 

27 gl e n C o e yo u t h se r V I C e s 

28 fa m I ly : yo u t h se r V I C e s / Wo r s h I P 

29 Cl u b s & or g a n I z a t I o n s 

29 Co m m u n I t y se r V I C e s 

31 me t r a sC h e d u l e 


P.O. Box 575 


www.glencoechamber.org 

contact us at 847-835-3333 or via 

email: glencoechamber@yahoo.com 

Information in this Guide was compiled by the Glencoe Chamber of 

Commerce staff. Published May 19, 2011 by the Glencoe News, a Pioneer 

Press newspaper. 

Editor| Sally Sprowl 

Custom & Community Publishing Manager| Lisa Pratt 

Graphic Designer| Gina Urso 

Photography| Gina Urso 

Vice President / Advertising| Michael Sperling 

Advertising Director / Manager| Mike Shalin 

To advertise, contact: (847) 486-7300 

Information was compiled by the Glencoe Chamber of Commerce and published 

by Sun-Times Media, LLC on May 19, 2011. Every effort has been made to ensure 

the accuracy of the information in this book. The Publishers cannot guarantee the 

correctness of all information available to them and assume no liability arising from 

error or omission. Comments concerning this book should be sent to: Glencoe 

Community Guide, P.O. Box 575, Glencoe, IL 60022 and/or Sun-Times Media, LLC, 

3701 W. Lake Avenue, Glenview, IL 60026. Copyright © 2011 Sun-Times Media and 

Glencoe Chamber of Commerce. All Rights Reserved. Reproducing any part of this 

book by photocopying, by electronic storage and retrieval or by any other means is 

prohibited.

ChAMbEr / COMMUNITY INFOrMATION 

4 

exe c u t i v e co m m i t t e e 

vi c e Pr e s i D e n t: 

Kevin Campbell / Campbell Real Estate Investments, LLC 

se c r e ta r y: 

Peggy Hamil / Glencoe Public Library 

tr e a s u r e r: 

Melissa O’Malley / North Shore Community Bank & Trust Co. 

as s i s ta n t tr e a s u r e r: 

Jeffrey I. Mazur / State Farm Insurance 

Dir e c t o r s 

Chris Barber Grand Food Center Glencoe 

Mary Cascino Cascino & Associates, PC 

Melissa Chavin Chavin Immigration Law 

Jon Faris Writers’ Theatre 

Steve Feinerman At Large 

Linda Illes Books on Vernon 

R. Scott Javore R. Scott Javore & Associates, Ltd. 

Shirley Olin Coldwell Banker Residential Real Estate 

Denise Joseph, Village Liaison 

cha m b e r st a f f 

GlENCOE ChAMbEr 

OF COMMErCE 

Sally Sprowl, Executive Director 

P.O. Box 575, Glencoe 60022 

phone: 847 835-3333 

email: glencoechamber@yahoo.com 

web site: www.glencoechamber.org 

con s u m e r Pr o t e c t i o n in f o r m a t i o n 

better business bureau 

phone ..................................800 955-5100 

330 N. Wabash Avenue, Room 2006, Chicago IL 60611 

complaints/inquiries ............312 832-0500 

hours: Monday-Friday .........8 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. 

web site ...............................www.chicago.bbb.org 

Food & Drug Administration 

550 W. Jackson Boulevard #1500, Chicago, IL 60661 

complaints ...........................312 353-7840 

inquiries ...............................312 353-5863 

Attorney General’s Office 

100 W. Randolph Street, 12th Floor, Chicago, IL 60601 

phone ..................................312 814-3000 

web site ...............................www.illinoisattorneygeneral.gov 

gle n c o e ch a m b e r of co m m e r c e | 2011 co m m u n i t y gu i d e 

Left to Right: Melissa O’Malley, Denise Joseph, Jeffrey Mazur, Sally Sprowl, Scott Javore, 

Linda Illes, Shirley Olin, Chris Barber, Kevin Campbell, Melissa Chavin, Jon Faris, 

and Mary Cascino 

MIssION sTATEMENT 

Gle n c o e 

cha m b e r of co m m e r c e 

The objectives of the Glencoe 

Chamber of Commerce are... 

…to develop, encourage, 

promote and protect the 

professional and general 

business interests of the 

community; to encourage 

the expansion of trade; 

…to provide a forum for the expression 

of business persons on matters affecting their 

interests; to promote the general welfare and 

prosperity of the Village of Glencoe and to 

stimulate the public interest to these ends; 

…to provide such 

activities as will 

promote these 

purposes. 

The organization 

and its activities shall be 

non-partisan and non-sectarian. 

v i l l a g e of gl e n c o e ch a m b e r of co m m e r c e , p.o. b o x 575, 847 835 3333, w w w .gl e n c o e c h a m b e r.or g

IMPOrTANT 

COMMUNITY 

NUMbErs 

vil l a G e of Gl e n c o e 

Village Manager .......847 835-4114 

Finance .....................847 835-4113 

Public Safety ............847 835-4112 

Public Works ............847 835-4111 

Emergency ......................... 9-1-1 

are a se r v i c e s 

Sec. of State/IDOT ...312 793-1010 

Deerfield Branch ......847 564-3625 

www.sos.state.il.us 

Family Service of Glencoe 

847 835-5111 

Glencoe Board of Education 

847 835-7800 


847 835-3333 

Glencoe Golf Club ....847 835-0250 

Glencoe Historical Society 

847 835-0040 

Glencoe Park District 

847 835-3030 

Glencoe Post Office .847 835-0899 

Glencoe Public Library 

847 835-5056 

Glencoe Junior High Project 

847 835-7623 

Glencoe Youth Services 

847 835-3121 

New Trier High School 

847 446-7000 

hos P i t a l s 

Evanston Hospital ....847 570-2000 

Glenbrook Hospital ..847 657-5800 

Highland Park Hospital 

847 432-8000 

Lake Forest Hospital 847 234-5600 

NorthShore University 

HealthSystem, 

Skokie Hospital ........847 677-9600 

St. Francis Hospital, Evanston 

847 316-4000 


AT A GlANCE 

FACTs & FIGUrEs 

Glencoe, Illinois 60022; 

Incorporated, March 29, 1869 

Cook County; New Trier Township 

Council-Manager Form of 

Government 

Population, 8,723 

Total Area 3.85 square miles 

Distance to Chicago, 20 miles 

INFOrMATION 

VIllAGE sErVICEs 

Pos t of f i c e 

Glencoe Main Office 

336 Hazel Ave. Glencoe, IL 60022 

847 835-0899 

Business Hours: 

Weekdays 9:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. 

Saturday 8:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. 

Latest Collection at Post Office: 

Weekdays 5:15 p.m. 

Saturday 12:50 p.m. 

For TTY service for the hearing 

impaired 

877 889-2457 

Express mail guaranteed delivery 

time cut-off 5:00 p.m. 

utilities 

COMCAST Cable Services 

866 594-1234 

ComEd .................... 800 334-7661 

North Shore Gas ......866 566-6004 

tra n s P o r t a t i o n 

Amtrak ...................1 800 872-7245 

Greyhound Bus Line 800 231-2222 

Metra ........................312 322-6777 

Glencoe Station ........847 835-0047 

www.metrarail.com 

Pace .........................847 364-7223 

www.pacebus.com 

RTA ...........................847 836-7000 

303 Taxi .....................847 251-0303 

Glencoe’s 

Oldest Oldest Jeweler 

• Affordable 

Fine Jewelry 

• Unique Gifts 

• Expert Jewelry 

& Watch Repair 

• Innovative Custom 

Jewelry Design 

• Bar & Bat Mitzvah 

Gifts 

• Best Prices Paid 

for Gold 

ALL JEWELRY REPAIR 

AND SAME DAY ENGRAVING 

DONE ON PREMISES 

Serving Glencoe for over 54 years 

348 Park Avenue • Glencoe • 847-835-0035 

348 Park Monday Avenue•Glencoe - Saturday 10:00 • 847-835-0035 - 5:00 

new s Pa P e r s 

Glencoe News ...................847 486-9200 

web site ...............................www.pioneerlocal.com 

Chicago sun-Times ..........312 321-3000 

web site ...............................www.suntimes.com 

Chicago Tribune ...............800 874-2863 

web site ...............................www.chicagotribune.com 

The New York Times .......www.nytimes.com 

The Wall street Journal ...www.wsj.com 

Dri v e r’s li c e n s e facility 

405 Lake Cook Road, A6-9, Deerfield, IL 60015 

phone ..................................847 564-3625 

hours: Mon., Tue., Thu., Fri. 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. 

Wednesday .........................8:30 a.m. - 7 p.m. 

web site ...............................www.sos.state.il.us 

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COMMUNITY INFOrMATION 

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Go Glencoe for… 

Shopping… 

Dining, Groceries & Wine… 

Theater & Art… 

Printing & Framing… 

Business & Financial services… 

Counseling & Education services… 

Medical & Dental needs… 

Real Estate & Architectural Services… 

Exercise, Travel & Recreation… 

and much, much more. 

If you need it, 

Glencoe’s got it! 




SStore 

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Ho Hours: urs: Mo Mon–Fri: n– Fri: 

11 11AM-8PM, Sat: 10AM-8PM, Sun: Noon-5PM 

Glencoe Study Center 

• ACT/SAT and GED Preparation 

• Creative Writing • Senior Year Alternative 

• Memoir Writing 

More than 16,000 students from over 38 local high schools 

have received our services over the last 30 years. 

For more information, 

call Dr. Robert Boone 847-835-5430 

706 Green Bay Rd. • Glencoe 

Jody Handler-Dickstein 

International Presidents Elite 

Coldwell Banker Glencoe 

640 Vernon Ave. 

847-835-6014 

jody.dickstein@cbexchange.com 

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Lake Shore 

Travel 

SERVICE INC. 

337 Park Avenue • Glencoe, Illinois 60022 

KENNETH S. LEWIS 

PRESIDENT 

847-835-5090, ext. 316 

FAX 847-835-5130 • 1-800-835-5090 

E MAIL agent@lakeshoretravel.com 

Jody Handler-Dickstein: 

Realtor-International Presidents Elite Club 

#1 on the North Shore in Glencoe Sales Volume in 2010 

Work with a proven leader. One of Glencoe’s experts in Real Estate sales. 

Selling or buying, 2011 is the right time. Call me for a 

complimentary Market Analysis of your home.

VIllAGE GOVErNMENT 

8 

villaGe o f Gl e n c o e: 

historical ba c k G r o u n D 

villaGe ha l l 


675 Village Court 

847 835-4114 

www.villageofglencoe.org 

Mon.–Fri., 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m. 

Public Safety Dept. open 24/7 

Village Manager: Paul M. Harlow 

paulh@villageofglencoe.org 

The Village of Glencoe is a residential lakefront community that was 

incorporated in 1869 and in 1914 became the first community in Illinois 

to adopt the council-manager form of government. 

In 1921, the Village of Glencoe became one of the first communities 

in Illinois to adopt a zoning ordinance and is still considered a model 

community in terms of land use and zoning control. The Village of 

Glencoe was also the first community in Illinois to cross-train officers 

in both police and fire fighting duties. The fully integrated Public 

Safety Department now performs all police, fire and emergency 

medical services. Since March of 1994 to date, the Glencoe Public 

Safety Department has been recognized as a nationally-accredited 

Law Enforcement Agency. In 2004, the Department also became 

an internationally accredited Fire Agency, making it the only fully 

integrated Public Safety agency in the world accredited in both law 

enforcement and fire service. 

re f e r e n c e Ph o n e nu m b e r s 

Administration ............................................... 847 835-4114 

• Village Manager’s Office • Board Meetings: Questions, Minutes 

& Agendas • Cable TV • Village President and Village Board 

Questions 

• Glencoe Memo • Village web site • Historic Preservation • 

Human Relations • Special Events • Village Code Questions • 

Village Budget Questions • Voting Questions 

Finance .............................................................. 847 835-4113 

• Accounts Payable • Animal License Questions • Utility Billing 

• Special Pickups • Budget Questions • Final Water Reading • 

Garbage Service Start-up • General Liability Claims • Insurance 

Questions • Vehicle Sticker Questions • Water Bill Inquiries 

Public safety .................................................. 847 835-4112 

FIRE DEPARTMENT • POLICE DEPARTMENT 

Alarms • Ambulance Reports • Animal Questions/problems •B-D-H 

Permit Parking • Fire Reports • House Watch •Parking Regulations 

• Parking Ticket Information • Police Reports • Solicitors 

Public Works ................................................. 847 835-4111 

Building and Zoning • Engineering • Forestry • Garbage/Recycling/ 

Yard Waste • Handyman Program • Streets • Sewers • Sidewalks • 

Tree Program • Water Distribution Water Production 


villaGe bo a r D 

Village Board meetings are held on 

the third Thursday of each month at 

7:00 p.m. in the Council 

Chamber of the Village Hall. 

Village President: Scott M. Feldman 

Village Trustees: Keki Bhote, Bruce Cowans, Andrew Hayek, 

Joseph Keefe, Lawrence Levin, Joel Solomon 

villaGe tr u s t e e s: ex t e n s i o n s & em a i l 

Village President: Scott M. Feldman 

phone .......................................................847 835-4170 (ext. 1) 

email ................................. scottfeldman@villageofglencoe.org 

Trustee: Keki Bhote 

phone .......................................................847 835-4170 (ext. 2) 

email .......................................kekibhote@villageofglencoe.org 

Trustee: Bruce Cowans 

phone .......................................................847 835-4170 (ext. 3) 

email ................................ brucecowans@villageofglencoe.org 

Trustee: Andrew Hayek 

phone .......................................................847 835-4170 (ext. 6) 

email .................................andrewhayek@villageofglencoe.org 

Trustee: Joseph Keefe 

phone .......................................................847 835-4170 (ext. 4) 

email .........................................joekeefe@villageofglencoe.org 

Trustee: Lawrence Levin 

phone .......................................................847 835-4170 (ext. 5) 

email ................................ lawrencelevin@villageofglencoe.org 

Trustee: Joel Solomon 

phone .......................................................847 835-4170 (ext. 7) 

email ...................................joelsolomon@villageofglencoe.org 

villaGe of f i c i a l s 

Village Manager: Paul M. Harlow 

Assistant Village Manager: William H. Jones, Jr. 

Village Clerk: Paul M. Harlow 

Deputy Village Clerk: David A. Clark 

Director of Public Works: David C. Mau 

Director of Finance: David A. Clark 

Director of Public safety: Michael Volling 

Executive secretary: Denise R. Joseph 

Pu b l i c sa f e t y De Pa r t m e n t 

Emergency: 911 Non-Emergency: 847 835-4112 

Alarms, House Watch, Animal Control 

Operation Reassurance, Bicycle Inspection 

Parking Ticket Regulation, Fire Department 

Police Department, Solicitors (Emergency Medical Services)

Pu b l i c sa f e t y De Pa r t m e n t 

Glencoe’s Public Safety Department interacts with the community 

in many ways besides providing police and fire services. They offer 

several community services including: home safety inspections, 

CPR instruction, baby sitter classes and the vacation house watch 

program. The Public Safety Department is very visible within the 

community and invites anyone who needs information on these or 

any number of other services to call 847 835-4112. 

Gl e n c o e hu m a n re l a t i o n s fo r u m 

The Village Board created the Human Relations Forum in 1997 

in recognition of the Village’s strong policy against discrimination, 

bigotry and bias in any form. Among the duties of the Forum are 

to act in an advisory capacity to the Village President and Village 

Board on human relations issues, to provide a public forum for 

community human relations issues to promote and encourage 

mutual respect, understanding and goodwill in the Village and to 

provide educational programs on human relations issues. 

The Forum is comprised of nine members appointed by the Village Board. If 

you are interested in the Glencoe Human Relations Forum, contact the Village 

Manager’s office 847 835-4114. 

re c y c l i n G in Gl e n c o e 

The Village of Glencoe provides both a commercial and a curbside 

residential recycling program. Acceptable materials for recycling 

are: brown, green or clear glass, aluminum and steel cans, most 

plastic containers labeled #1, #2, #3, #4, #5 or #7 newspaper, 

magazines, telephone books, catalogs, office and stationery 

paper, computer printouts, third-class mail, corrugated cardboard, 

chipboard and containers used for commercial packaging such as 

cereal or tissue boxes. 

Recyclables can be co-mingled in provided 65-gallon cart 

containers and brought to the curb for collection. For more 

comprehensive recycling information go to the Village’s web site at: 

www.villageofglencoe.org or call 847 835-4111. 

Gl e n c o e Go l f cl u b 

621 Westley Road ..........................................847 835-0250 

The Glencoe Golf Club is a public golf course operated by the 

Village of Glencoe. More information available on page 14. 

Gl e n c o e vi l l aG e ca u c u s sy s t e m 

The Village Caucus is a non-partisan group that allows all 

registered voters of Glencoe to participate directly in their local 

government. It seeks to avoid contested elections. The Caucus 

consists of three bodies: 1) The Village Nominating Committee, 

which is charged with the responsibility of seeking out the best 

candidates to serve on the Village, Park District and Library Boards; 

2) The School Board Nominating Committee, which identifies 

individuals to represent Glencoe on the New Trier School Board 

Nominating Committee (the body which slates candidates to serve 

on the New Trier School Board) and strives to identify dedicated, 

well-qualified candidates to serve on the Glencoe District #35 

School Board; and 3) The Advisory Council, which oversees and 

advises the Village and School Board Nominating Committees, as 


needed, and is responsible for raising funds to support the caucus 

system. Residents interested in serving on the Village Nominating 

Committee should contact info@glencoecaucus.org. Residents 

interested in serving on the School Board Nominating Committee 

should contact schoolcaucus@glencoecaucus.org. More 

information on the process is available at www.glencoecaucus.org. 

cu s t o m e r Pa r k i nG 

Short-term parking (2 hours or less) is found on most streets in 

the business district. The time limitations are enforced from 7 a.m. 

- 5:30 p.m. daily with the exception of Sundays and the following 

holidays: New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day, 

Thanksgiving and Christmas Day. A Village ordinance requires that 

vehicles be moved a distance of at least 1000 feet if parking for 

more than the two hour limit. Shoppers who need to park for longer 

than two hours can park in the four hour parking zone on the north 

side of Park Avenue in front of the Glencoe Union Church. While 

the four hour zone may not be as convenient as the short term 

spaces, the parking is free and customers are encouraged to use 

it. In addition, the commuter lot is available for free parking Monday 

through Friday after 10 a.m. and all day on Saturdays, Sundays and 

holidays. 

co m m u t e r Pa r k i nG 

Commuters, employees and customers may purchase permits at 

the Village Hall allowing them to park all day in various lots around 

the train station. They are available at a cost of $270 for an annual 

permit or $75 for a quarterly permit. Individual daily permits can be 

purchased for $2.00 each. Permit parking in the commuter lot is 

enforced weekdays only until 10 a.m. Free commuter lot parking is 

available after that time, as well as on weekends and holidays. 

em P loy e e Pa r k i n G 

Employees of businesses located in the Village can obtain free 

permit parking passes allowing them to park for free (as spaces 

are available) in one of several permit zones. Unless otherwise 

specified, all permit zones are enforced Monday-Saturday. 

Employees wishing to obtain a permit must contact the Public 

Safety Department, provide proof of employment within the Village 

and not have any outstanding parking citations. 

Idealism•Integrity•Independence 

nd 

new trier democrats 

847-446-8030 newtrierdems@sbcglobal.net 

www.ntdo.org 


VIllAGE GOVErNMENT / PArkING rEGUlATIONs 

9

sTATE / FEDErAl GOVErNMENT 

10 

u.s. se n a t o r s 

richard J. Durbin (D) 

309 Hart Senate Office Building ....................................202 224-2152 

Washington, D.C. 20510 ............................... www.durbin.senate.gov 

230 S. Dearborn Street, Suite 3892 ..............................312 353-4952 

Chicago, IL 60604 

Mark kirk (r) 

387 Russell Senate Office Building ...............................202 224-2854 

Washington, D.C. 20510 ....................................www.kirk.senate.gov 

230 S. Dearborn Street, Suite 3900 ..............................312 886-3506 


Go v e r n o r 

Pat Quinn (D) 

207 State House ............................................................217 782-0244 

Springfield, IL 62706 ..................................................www.illinois.gov 

100 W. Randolph Street, Floor 16 .................................312 814-2121 


u.s. re Pr e se n tat i v e 

robert Dold(r-10th Congressional District) 

212 Cannon House Office Building ..............................202 225-4835 

Washington, D.C. 20515 ................................... www.dold.house.gov 

650 Dundee Road, Suite 380 ........................................847 940-0202 

Northbrook, IL 60062 

st a t e se n a t e 

susan Garrett (D-29th senate District) 

425 Sheridan Road .......................................................847 433-2002 

Highwood, IL 60040 .............................................www.garrett98.com 

129 Capitol Building ......................................................217 782-3650 

Springfield, IL 62706 

email ..........................................................ilsenate29@sbcglobal.net 


Jeffrey schoenberg (D-9th senate District) 

820 Davis Street, Suite 102 ...........................................847 492-1200 

Evanston, IL 60201 ...........................................www.jschoenberg.org 

218-A State Capitol .......................................................217 782-2119 


email ......................................................... senator@jschoenberg.org 

st a t e re Pr e se n tat i v e 

karen May (D-58th District) 

427 Sheridan Road .......................................................847 433-9100 

Highwood, IL 60040 ........................................ www.repkarenmay.org 

255-S Stratton Building .................................................217 782-0902 


email ............................................................karen@repkarenmay.org 

Daniel biss (D-17th District) 

3706 Dempster ..............................................................847 568-1250 

Skokie IL 60076 ..................................................www.danielbiss.com 

280-S Stratton Building ................................................217 782-4194 


email ................................................................... repbiss@gmail.com 

robyn Gabel (D-18th legislative District) 

820 Davis Street, Suite 103 ...........................................847 424-9898 

Evanston, IL 60201 

256 W Stratton Building.................................................217 782-8052 


email .............................................................robyn@robyngabel.com 

Go v e r n m e n t we b s i t e s 

U.s. Government .........................................................www.usa.gov 

state of Illinois .........................................................www.illinois.gov 


eD u c a t i o n 


620 Greenwood Avenue 

847 835-7800 

www.glencoeschools.org 

superintendent 

of schools: Dr. Cathlene Crawford 

sc h o o l District #35 

The Glencoe Public Schools enroll more than 1300 students in 

kindergarten through the eighth grade. With over 125 certified staff 

and administrators in the District’s three age-centered schools, a 

dynamic and personalized approach to instruction has become the 

hallmark of these Glencoe schools. 

aDministr ation 

supt. of schools: Dr. Cathlene Crawford 

Director of Finance & Operations: Jason Edelheit 

Director of Pupil services: Valerie Lamberti 

Director of Curriculum, Instruction and Technology: 

Catherine Wang 

Offices are open five days per week. 

Hours: 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m. 

All visitors are requested to report to the school office. 

south school (Kindergarten through Grade Two) 

266 Linden Avenue phone: 847 835-6400 

Principal: Molly Cinnamon 

West school (Grades Three and Four) 

1010 Forestway Drive phone: 847 835-6600 

Principal: David Rongey 

Central school (Grades Five through Eight) 

620 Greenwood Avenue phone: 847 835-7600 

Principal: Ryan Mollet 

Assistant Principal: Eddy Kim 

board of Education Members: Robert Bailey, James Chavin, 

Edward Chez, Gary Ruben, Keith Stauber, Jean Hahn, Nancy Shaw 

Takiff Center 

999 Green Bay Road • Glencoe, IL 60022 

Educating Glencoe’s 

Preschoolers since 1942 

• Preschool programs for ages 2 to 5 years 

• Play-based philosophy enhances learning and self-esteem 

• Specialized instruction 

• Extended day options for 3, 4 & 5 year olds 

GJK is accredited & DCFS licensed 

Call 847-835-4GJK for more information 

be f o r e a n D af t e r sc h o o l ca r e 


999 Green Bay Road phone: 847 835-3035 

before school Adventures (Grades K–6 at South School) 

Hours: 7–9 a.m. 

After school Adventures (Grades 1–6 at the Takiff Center) 

Hours: 3–6:30 p.m. 

Early Childhood Program Manager: Heather Burns 

phone: 847 835-3035 

Bus service provided by School District 35 at an additional fee. 

Day ca r e 


Children’s Circle Full Day Preschool 



Pr e s c h o o l s 

Jewish Community Center 

Preschool at Am shalom (Programs beginning at 18 months of 

age) 

840 Vernon Avenue phone: 847 835-0008 

Summer camp • NAEYC Accredited/DCFS 

licensed Director: Nancy Kesselman 

www.gojcc.org 

nkesselman@gojcc.org 

Glencoe Junior kindergarten and Nursery school (GJK) 

(Programs beginning 18 months–4/5 yr. old Extended Day) 


www.glencoejuniorkindergarten.org 

NAEYC Accredited/DCFS Licensed 

Director: Debra Gaetano, M. Ed. 

Glencoe Park District Preschool 

Glencoe Early learning Center 



North shore Congregation Israel Gates of learning Preschool 

(Full preschool program beginning at 15 months of age) 

1185 Sheridan Road phone: 847 835-0724 

Summer Camp • NAEYC accredited 

Director: Ellen Grossman 

st. Elisabeth’s Nursery school 

556 Vernon Avenue phone: 847 835-0609 

www.sensglencoe.org 

stelisabeths@att.net 

Non-religious, DCFS licensed developmental morning pre-school 

for 3–4 year olds. Housed in, but not affiliated with, St. Elisabeth’s 

Church. 

Director: Deb Wechter 


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ArEA EDUCATION 

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ne w tr i e r tow n s h i P 

hiG h sc h o o l District #203 

The New Trier Township High School District consists of a 

comprehensive four-year high school on two campuses. Serves 

the North Shore suburban communities of Glencoe, Kenilworth, 

Wilmette and Winnetka, most of Northfield, and parts of Glenview 

and Northbrook. 

Offers a comprehensive curriculum of 300 courses, with several 

levels in each academic subject in each year. Students may work at 

different levels in different subjects. 

Offers one of the nation’s first advisement programs, in which a 

teacher may serve as an adviser to some 25 students, meeting 

with this same group of advisees daily throughout their high school 

years. An adviser is the student’s first resource in matters of personal 

adjustment and academic counseling. The adviser assignment takes 

the place of one period of the teaching responsibility. 

Administrative Offices 

7 Happ Road phone: 847 446-7000 

Northfield, Illinois 60093 

www.newtrier.k12.il.us 

New Trier high school: Northfield Campus Grade 9 

7 Happ Road phone: 847 446-7000 

Northfield, Illinois 60093 

Principal: Paul Waechtler (Northfield Campus) 

New Trier high school: Winnetka Campus Grades 10 - 12 

385 Winnetka Avenue phone: 847 446-7000 

Winnetka, Illinois 60093 

Principal: Dr. Timothy Dohrer (Winnetka Campus) 

superintendent: Dr. Linda Yonke 

Asst. supt. for Curriculum and Instruction: Paul Sally 

Asst. supt. for student services: Tim Hayes 

Associate superintendent: Donald R. Goers 

Dir. of Physical Plant services & Technology: John Neiweem 

board of Education 

Meetings are generally held the third Monday of the month. 

President: John Myefski 

Vice President: Carol F. Ducommun 

Members: Alan Dolinko, Peter Fischer, Lori Goldstein, 

F. Malcolm Harris, Patrick O’Donoghue 

New Trier Extension 

phone: 847 446-6600 

Continuing education offered by New Trier High School with more 

than 160 day/evening courses. Three terms available, open to all. 

no r t h e r n su b u r b a n 

sP e c i a l eD u c a t i o n District (nsseD) 

760 Red Oak Lane, Highland Park, Illinois 60035 

phone: 847 831-5100 fax: 847 831-5108 

www.nssed.k12.il.us 

superintendent: Tim Thomas 

The Northern Suburban Special Education District (NSSED) is a 

special education joint agreement in the north shore suburbs of 

Chicago. It includes 16 elementary and 4 high school districts that 

serve a total population of 40,000 students. NSSED is committed to 

providing responsive and accepting programs and services that will 

improve the quality of life for students with special needs. 

Pr i v a t e sc h o o l s 

North shore Country Day school 

310 Green Bay Road, Winnetka, IL 60093 

847 446-0674 

communications@nscds.org 

www.nscds.org 

sacred heart school 

1095 Gage Street, Winnetka, IL 60093 

847 446-0005 

www.sacredheart-winnetka.org 

shs@sacredheart-winnetka.org 

solomon schechter Day school 

3210 Dundee Road, Northbrook, IL 60062 

847 498-2100 

www.schechter.org 

saints Faith, hope and Charity 

180 Ridge Avenue, Winnetka, IL 60093 

847 446-0031 

www.faithhope.org 


Pa r k District 

999 Green Bay Road, Glencoe, IL 60022 

847 835-3030 

Monday–Friday 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m. 

ta k i f f ce n t e r 

The Glencoe Park District is proud to have served the residents 

of Glencoe for nearly 100 years. Our three unique facilities - Takiff 

Center, Watts Ice Center, and Glencoe Beach - offer numerous 

quality recreational programs and activities to enhance and enrich 

your life. 

The Takiff Center hosts programming year round for tots through 

adults, including fitness and sports, preschool programs, music and 

drama, creative arts, cultural explorations and much more. During 

the summer at Glencoe Beach, residents can enjoy a leisurely day 

in the sun or take part in sailing, kayaking, or beach volleyball. 

During the winter, Watts Ice Center offers a variety of programs, 

including figure skating, hockey, curling, and broomball. 

The Park District has experienced many exciting changes in the 

past year. Residents are enjoying the expanded Takiff Center, 

exploring the new rooms that cater to a wide variety of programming 

and offer rental spaces for family celebrations, parties, and 

meetings. Additionally, the District recently completed a Strategic 

Plan. This document is an essential planning tool that will guide 

decisions about program, facility, and service improvements during 

the next five years. Finally, staff is busy planning a full year of 

exciting events to recognize the District’s Centennial Anniversary, 

taking place in 2012! 

The Park Board would like to thank the residents for their continued 

support and patronage of the Glencoe Park District, its programs 

and facilities. 

Pa r k District bo a r D o f co m m i s s i o n e r s 

The Board of Commissioners generally meets on the third Tuesday 

of each month at 7:30 p.m. 

Commissioners: Trent P. Cornell, tcornell@glencoeparkdistrict.com 

Robert W. Kimble, 

rkimble@glencoeparkdistrict.com 

Hilary G. Lee, hlee@glencoeparkdistrict.com 

Andre Lerman, alerman@glencoeparkdistrict.com 

Maxine L. Retsky, 

mretsky@glencoeparkdistrict.com 

aDministr ativ e sta f f 

Executive Director: Don Van Arsdale 

dvanarsdale@glencoeparkdistrict.com 

Director of Finance/human resources: Carol Mensinger 

cmensinger@glencoeparkdistrict.com 

Executive Assistant: Nancy Symonds 

nsymonds@glencoeparkdistrict.com 

registration Office supervisor: Lorise Weil 

lweil@glencoeparkdistrict.com 


facilities 

Director of Operations: Steve Nagle 

snagle@glencoeparkdistrict.com 

Takiff Center supervisor: Brooke Mulcahy 

bmulcahy@glencoeparkdistrict.com 

Watts Center and beach supervisor: Shannon Lamaster 

slamaster@glencoeparkdistrict.com 

rec r e a t i o n 

Director of recreation: Cheryl DeClerck 

cdeclerck@glencoeparkdistrict.com 

Manager of recreation services: Emily Vanderkamp 

evanderkamp@glencoeparkdistrict.com 

Art & Youth Program Manager: Breanne Schnoor 

bschnoor@glencoeparkdistrict.com 

Athletic Program Manager: Kraig Owens 

kowens@glencoeparkdistrict.com 


hburns@glencoeparkdistrict.com 

Manager of Marketing and Communications: Sandra Pullara 

spullara@glencoeparkdistrict.com 

Pa r k s 

Director of Parks: Rick Bold, rbold@glencoeparkdistrict.com 

Park supervisor: Dan Barchenger 

dbarchenger@glencoeparkdistrict.com 

Pa r k District in f o r m at i o n 

us e f u l Ph o n e nu m b e r s 

Administrative Office ................................................. 847 835-3030 

Takiff Center ................................................................ 847 835-3030 

Adda & Paul safran beach house ........................... 847 835-1185 

boat house .................................................................. 847 835-8910 

Early learning Center ................................................ 847 835-3035 

Children’s Circle Full Day Preschool ...................... 847 835-3035 

Takiff Center rentals .................................................. 847 835-7545 

Greenhouse ................................................................ 847 835-8410 

Parks Department ...................................................... 847 835-4648 

Program hotline ......................................................... 847 835-7720 

Watts Center Office .................................................... 847 835-4440 

Watts Center Ice and room rental ........................ 847 835-7544 

NssrA 

The North Suburban Special Recreation Association (NSSRA), a 

partnership of ten park districts and two cities, provides recreation, 

leisure skills, and sports to Glencoe residents with a wide range of 

disabilities. Together, NSSRA and the Glencoe Park District make highquality, 

fun-filled recreation programs available to everyone. NSSRA 

conducts more than 200 programs each year. For more information, 

please call 847 509-9400 


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GlENCOE GOlF ClUb 

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621 Westley Road 

reservations: 847 835-0250 

web site: www.glencoegolfclub.com 

information: 847 835-0250 

general manager: Stella Nanos 

The Glencoe Golf Club is looking forward to another great golf 

season. In our quest for excellence, we continue to improve on our 

daily course conditions, as well as our services. The Club has many 

amenities to offer, so we invite you and your family to come out and 

enjoy. 

Our practice facility will be expanding this season with the addition 

of a new putting green and the expansion of the driving range tee 

line. The clubhouse has also been enhanced; we have expanded 

the outside sitting area by constructing a new deck overlooking the 

7th green. The deck is a great spot for lunch or a drink after your 

round of golf. Stop by to enjoy our menu as well as the beautiful 

scenery of the Glencoe Golf Club. We can accommodate groups 

of all sizes for parties or golf outings. If you are planning an event, 

the Professional Staff will work with you to ensure that you have a 

first-class experience. 

seniors will enjoy savings at the Club all year by becoming a 

member of the Senior Program. This $25.00 membership will allow 

senior golfers, 60 years young and up, to play at a discounted rate 

every day of the week with some restrictions. The Club also hosts 

senior events throughout the season, so stop by the golf shop to 

pick up your membership card so you can start saving with your 

first round of the season. 

Juniors will have the opportunity to enjoy savings at the Glencoe 

Golf Club this season with the introduction of the 2011 Junior Golf 

Pass. This pass will offer juniors between the ages of 10 and 17 

the opportunity to play 25 rounds of golf for the price of 20 rounds. 

Please stop by, call, or visit our website for more information on the 

2011 Junior Golf Pass. 

The Glencoe Golf Club offers many golf events for all types of 

players. The Glencoe Open, Senior Scramble, Hard Course Day/ 

Chili Open, and Glowball Open are just a few of the events, both 

fun and competitive, held at Glencoe each year. To register for 

a tournament or to view our schedule of events please visit our 

website. 

Permanent tee times are available for the 2011 season. The 2011 

St. Elisabeth‛s 

Nursery School 

Non-Religious 


3 & 4 

3 & 4 

year olds 

learning & 

playing 

together 

learning & 

playing 

permanent tee time package offers 19-weeks of reserved tee times, 

walking, on either Saturday or Sunday mornings. The season will 

begin on the weekend of May 7th /8th and continue through the 

weekend of September 3rd /4th . A complete foursome is required to 

obtain a permanent tee time; a waiting list for single golfers is also 

being created. This is a perfect opportunity to make a commitment 

to adding more leisure time to your schedules. 

I encourage everyone to visit our website at 

www.glencoegolfclub.com and join our email club to ensure that 

you receive all of the current event information, as well as Golf Club 

specials. All of our rates, permanent tee time packages and outing 

information are also posted on the site. We are open for business 

and look forward to seeing you this season! 

∙ 18 Hole Golf Course ∙ 

∙ Grass Tee Driving Range ∙ 

∙ Senior & Junior Rates ∙ 

For a classroom tour, to meet the director or to get an application for enrollment, 

contact Deb Wechter at 847-835-0609 or stelisabethsns@att.net. 

Weekdays 

9am-11:15am 

Weekdays 

9am-11:15am 

• 

Extended Day 

Extended Day 

11:15-12:45pm 

Since 1957 

• 

Parent 

Since 1957 

Parent 

Run Board 

556 Vernon Avenue • Glencoe • 847-835-0609 www.sensglencoe.org 

556 Vernon Avenue • Glencoe • 847•835•0609 • stelisabethsns@att.net 


Glencoe 

Golf Club 

A Certified Audubon 

Cooperative Sanctuary Golf 

Course 

621 Westley Road, Glencoe, IL 60022 

www.glencoegolfclub.com

2011 ch a m b e r ev e n t s 

Glencoe Farmers Market 

Under new management, the Glencoe Farmers market will offer the 

freshest in fruits and flowers, vegetables, breads, and baked 

goods. Come sample warm crepes, made for you on the spot. 

The Market will open on saturday, June 11 and run from 8:00 a.m. 

to 1:00 p.m. through October 29. For further information, call the 

Chamber at 847-835-3333 or Lydia Davis, the Manager, at 

847-433-5542. Vendors can apply throughout the season. 

Movies on the Green 

The Village, Chamber of Commerce, Glencoe Youth Services, the 

Glencoe Public Library, and the Park District sponsor Movies on the 

Green one Friday night a month in the summer. Join us at dusk on 

Wyman Green on Friday, June 3 to see How to Train Your Dragon; 

on Friday, July 22 for Yogi Bear and on Friday, August 12 for 

Tangled. Please note that in case of inclement weather, the movies 

will be shown at the Village Hall in the 3 rd floor Council Chamber. 

sidewalk sale 

Glencoe’s Sidewalk Sale will take place on Park and Vernon 

Avenues this summer on Friday, June 17 and saturday, June 18 

from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Retailers will have tables brimming with 

merchandise for customers to browse and buy. 

4th of July Children’s Carnival 

The Third Annual Children’s Carnival will take place on the Village 

Court Parking Lot during the traditional downtown festivities. Please 

check the Chamber website for further information. 

halloween hello 

Children, from toddlers to pre-teens, will enjoy this annual day of 

trick-or-treating fun in downtown Glencoe and the Hubbard Woods 

Shopping Plaza on Monday, October 31 from 10:00 a.m. to 

5:00 p.m. 

light the lights 

At 5:00 p.m. on Friday, November 25, Glencoe families, friends 

and neighbors will gather at the big tree on the northwest corner of 

Park and Vernon for this annual event, which kicks off the holiday 

season. There will be carolers, holiday treats, hot cocoa, and a visit 

from Santa. 

saturdays of the season 

The holiday season celebrations continue on Saturday, December 

3, 10, and 17, with music and treats, another visit by Santa, special 

activities, and holiday crafts. 

To join the Chamber visit 


DON’T MISS THESE 

SENSATIONAL 

SUMMER HITS: 




reservations: 847 835-0250 

information: 847 835-0250 

web site: www.glencoegolfclub.com 

The Glencoe Golf Club is a public golf course with the feel of a 

private club. You’ll find a challenging 18-hole golf course with one 

of the finest practice facilities on the North Shore. The driving range 

has been completely renovated. The Club is available to host golf 

outings or special events any day of the week; groups of all sizes 

can be accommodated. If you are planning an event, the staff at the 

Glencoe Golf Club will work with you to ensure that your experience 

is first class. The Glencoe Golf Club offers many competitive golf 

tournaments for all types of players. 

Gl e n c o e be a c h 

One of the most beautiful spots on the North Shore. The Beach 

opens for swimming and boating during Memorial Day weekend. 

Boating, swimming, picnicking and playing, there is lots of fun at 

Glencoe Beach. 

ch i c a G o bo t a n i c Ga r D e n 

1000 Lake Cook Road, Glencoe 

phone: 847 835-5440 

web site: www.ohwow.org 

Spanning a series of enchanted islands, surrounded by water and 

wonder, is paradise-just a few minutes away. Explore 23 remarkable 

gardens and three natural habitats. Every day in every season, there’s 

something to discover for families and friends. 

HEARTBREAK HOUSE 

By GEORGE BERNARD SHAW 

Directed by WILLIAM BROWN 

Now playing at 

325 Tudor Court, Glencoe 

The summer season kicks off with the opening of the Farmers Market in 

Glencoe on Saturday mornings. Joe Cyganowski 

WORLD PREMIERE 

THE DETECTIVE’S WIFE 

By KEITH HUFF 

Directed by GARY GRIFFIN 

Featuring BARBARA ROBERTSON 

Performances start May 24, 2011 at 

664 Vernon Avenue, Glencoe 

PERFORMANCES WILL SELL OUT—ORDER YOUR TICKETS TODAY! WRITERSTHEATRE.ORG | 847-242-6000 


ChAMbEr EVENTs 15

Chicago 

Botanic 

Garden 

16 


Golf Club 

Skokie 

Lagoons 

Forest 

Preserve 

Forest 

Preserve 

Lake Shore 

Country Club 

Skokie 

Country 

Club 

Village of Glencoe 


Lake 

Michigan

SHOPPING 

Third 

Art store Gallery 

668 Vernon Avenue 

Sale of graphics, custom picture frames, 

posters, photo frames 

Autohaus on Edens 

1600 Frontage Road 


Mercedes Benz sales and service 

books on Vernon 


Book Store 

CG Jewelers 

660 Vernon Ave 

Fine Jewelry, Jewelry Design & Repair 

Fields Infiniti 


Auto Dealership 

Glen Cote Thrift shop 

372 Hazel Avenue 

Resale Shop 

Good Grapes 


Wine Shop 

Chicago Botanic Garden 


Glencoe Roast Co�ee 

Le Chic Boutique 

North Shore Natural Medicine 

lake shore Travel 

337 Park Avenue 

Travel Agency 

le Chic boutique 


Unique clothes, jewelry and accessories 

Mi-Te Print, Inc. 


Printing, invitations, stationery 

Northbrook Toyota 



Toyota Sales and Service 

Olsky Jewelers 


Fine Jewelry; jewelry and watch repair 

Parkway Drugs, A Walgreens 

Pharmacy 


Retail drugstore & pharmacy 

signature of Art 


Art Gallery, Framing, Art Classes 

Temptations 


Contemporary women’s clothing, 

accessories, jewelry and gifts 


Three Twelve Tudor 

North Shore School for the Arts 

CG Jewelers 


312 Tudor Ct. 

Women’s apparel, accessories, gifts 

DINING 

An Apple A Day, Inc. / Meg’s 

Cafe 


Restaurant and catering 

Foodstuffs 


Gourmet food store and catering 

Glencoe roast Coffee 

700 Vernon 

Coffee shop 

Grand Food Center Glencoe 


Retail food and grocery store 

starbucks 


Coffee Shop 

CULTURAL 

ATTRACTIONS 

Anne loucks Gallery 


Art Gallery 

Family Service 


The Art school and Gallery G 

348 Tudor Court 

Art Education 

Chicago botanic Garden 

1000 Lake Cook Road 

Public garden, living museum 

Gallery 835 


Contemporary and modern-traditional 

Southeast Asian and Pacific Rim fine art; by 

private appointment 

Glencoe historical society 


Historical Society 

Glencoe Public library 


Public Library 

rena sternberg Gallery 


Art Gallery specializing in contemporary 

painting, photography, sculpture and glass 

Writers’ Theatre 

Box Office: 376 Park Avenue 

Venues: 325 Tudor Court 

664 Vernon Ave 

Live Theater 

GLENCOE MAPS 17

She Loves Me, 2010. Photo by Michael Brosilow. 

BECOME A SUBSCRIBER 

OR MEMBER TODAY! 

Experience the extraordinary moments of the 

20th Anniversary 2011/12 Season: 

THE REAL THING 

By TOM STOPPARD 

Directed by Artistic Director 

MICHAEL HALBERSTAM 

September 13 – November 20, 2011 

Performed at 325 Tudor Court 

THE CARETAKER 

By HAROLD PINTER 

Directed by RON OJ PARSON 

November 8, 2011 – March 25, 2012 

Performed at 664 Vernon Avenue 

PLUS THE LIMITED ENGAGEMENT: 

THE BLONDE, THE BRUNETTE AND THE VENGEFUL REDHEAD 

BY ROBERT HEWETT 

May 22 – July 29, 2012 


HESPERIA 

By RANDALL COLBURN 

Directed by Associate 

Artistic Director STUART CARDEN 

January 24 – March 18, 2012 


Go to writerstheatre.org for more information and 

join us for the unforgettable 20th Anniversary Season! 

A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC 

Music and Lyrics by 

STEPHEN SONDHEIM 

Book by HUGH WHEELER 

Directed by WILLIAM BROWN 

May 1 – July 8, 2012 

Performed at 325 Tudor Court

wr i t e r s’ th e a t r e 



Administration: (847) 242-6001 

Box-Office: (847) 242-6000 

Fax: (847) 242-6011 

writerstheatre.org 

--------------------------Celebrate the------------------------ 

20th ANNIVErsArY 

-----------------------------and--------------------------- 

Experience Extraordinary 

Writers’ Theatre, in the heart of Glencoe, delivers another trademark 

season of quality and excellence that will take you on an 

unforgettable journey. The 2011/12 Season promises not to 

disappoint! 

The Real Thing 

by Tom stoppard 

Directed by Artistic Director Michael halberstam 

September 13 – November 20, 2011 


Deeply moving and bitingly funny, Tom Stoppard’s razor sharp 

drama brilliantly examines the complex nature of love, art and 

reality. 

The Caretaker 

by harold Pinter 

Directed by ron OJ Parson 

November 8, 2011 – March 25, 2012 


Aston offers Davies, a fast talking tramp, a much needed place to 

get on his feet, but Davies quickly realizes that Aston and his 

brother Mick have a different take on the world around them. 

Hesperia 

by randall Colburn 

Directed by Associate Artistic Director stuart Carden 

January 24 – March 18, 2012 


Playwright Randall Colburn brings an honest and original voice to 

the complicated topics of love, sexuality and religion. 

A Little Night Music 

Music and lyrics by stephen sondheim 

book by hugh Wheeler 

Directed by William brown 

May 1 – July 8, 2012 


Set in turn of the century Sweden, A Little Night Music is a 

sumptuous musical celebration of love. 

PlUs ThE lIMITED ENGAGEMENT PrODUCTION: 

The Blonde, the Brunette and the Vengeful Redhead 

by robert hewett 

May 22 – July 29, 2012 


The Blond, the Brunette and the Vengeful Redhead is currently 

available only to Subscribers and Members. Add on tickets to your 

order today. 

Go to writerstheatre.org for more information and join us for the 

unforgettable 20th Anniversary season! 


Pa r k District ev e n t s 

Important Concert Info: Glencoe residents and their guests receive 

FREE admission to the beach with proof of residency starting at 6 

p.m. on the three concert dates. Guests must be accompanied by 

a resident to receive free admission. Non-residents are given a 

discounted admission fee to the beach of $4/child and $5/adults. 

May 

Greenhouse Open for Plant sales – May 7–June 4 

Monday-Friday: 9:00 a.m.–3 p.m. 

Saturday: 9:00 a.m.–1 p.m. 

Glencoe Beach Opens – May 28 

June 

Movies on the Green, how to Train Your Dragon – June 3 

summer Camps begin – June 6 

Concert on the beach, Od Tapo Imi – June 12 

Family Geocaching Adventure – June 18 

July 

4th of July Celebration 

regattas – July 9 and July 23 

Concert on the beach, Piano Man – July 10 

Family beach Campout – July 15 

kayak Excursion – July 16 and July 30 

Movies on the Green, Yogi bear – July 22 

sailfest – July 23 

Family sand sculpting Contest – July 31 

Concert on the beach, New Invaders – July 31 

August 

Family beach Campout – August 5 

regatta – August 6 and August 13 

Movies on the Green, Tangled – August 12 

kayak Excursion – August 20 

september 

kayak at skokie lagoons (Ages 7–adult) – september 10 

Preschool Classes begin – september 6 

Teen scene-Glow in the Dark Capture the Flag (Grades 4–6) 

TbD 

October 

school’s Off special (Grades k–4) – October 7 

Teen scene-Incredible race (Grades 4–6) – TbD 

Great Pumpkin Day at kalk Park – October 15 

Pumpkin Decorating Party (Whole family) – October 18 

halloween Party (Preschool–Grade 3) – October 27 

November 

Teen scene (Grades 4–6) – TbD 

school’s Out special (Grades k–4) – November 11 

Watts Center Opens – November 25 

December 

santa’s Calling 

T H E A R T S C H O O L 

GALLERY G 

Children Teen Adult Classes 

All Skill Levels Art Mediums 

Art History Course 

Exhibitions: Painting Sculpture Works on Paper 

348 TUDOR COURT GLENCOE, IL 60022 

847-242-0104 • theartschoolgallery.com 


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Alternative strategies 

500 Skokie Boulevard 


phone ......................... 847 564-1919 

fax ............................... 847 564-9898 

marjoriecareyjacobs@msn.com 

Dispute solutions for business and family 

An Apple A Day Inc. / Meg’s Cafe 

317 Park Avenue, Glencoe, IL 60022 

phone ......................... 847 835-2620 

fax ............................... 847 835-2640 

www.anappleadaycatering.com 

Caterer/restaurant 

Anne loucks Gallery 


phone ......................... 847 835-8500 

anne@loucksgallery.com 

www.loucksgallery.com 

Art Gallery 

The Art school and Gallery G 

348 Tudor Court, Glencoe, IL 60022 

phone ......................... 847 242-0104 

fax ............................... 847 242-0104 

davidgista@gmail.com 

www.theartschoolgallery.com 

Art Education 

Art store Gallery 



phone ......................... 847 835-2770 

fax ............................... 847 835-2791 

Sale of graphics, custom picture frames, 

posters, photo frames 

Autohaus on Edens 



phone ......................... 847 272-7900 

fax ............................... 847 272-9271 

Mercedes Benz sales and service 

b 

books on Vernon 



phone ......................... 847 835-5180 

lindailles@aol.com 

Book Store 

sue boone 



phone ......................... 847 835-3133 

Homemade Art Quilts & Baby Quilts 

Call for further information 

breathe…A Yoga Oasis 



phone ......................... 847 786-4211 

kcitow@aol.com 

www.breatheyogaglencoe.net 

Yoga Studio and yoga retail 


C 

Campbell 

real Estate Investments, llC 

355 Oakland Drive 

Highland Park, IL 60035 

phone ......................... 847 433-8303 

fax ............................... 847 835-8303 

knc1029@comcast.net 

Real Estate management 

Cascino & Associates PC 

385 Lincoln Avenue 


phone ......................... 847 835-2385 

fax ............................... 847 835-2021 

cascinoassociates@gmail.com 

www.cascinolaw.com 

Estate planning, trust & estate 

administration, probate and corporate law 

CG Jewelers 

660 Vernon Ave, Glencoe IL 60022 

phone ......................... 847 835-8002 

redz06@comcast.net 

Fine Jewelry, jewelry design and repair; 

bead stringing, watch batteries and repair 

Chamber Publishing Co. 

What’s happening Community 

Newspaper 

575 Waukegan Rd. 


phone ......................... 847 504-8808 

fax ............................... 847 579-4597 

elliot@whatshappeningonline.com 

www.whatshappeningonline.com 

Community Newspapers 

Chavin Immigration law Office 

707 Skokie Boulevard 

Ste. 600-6026 


phone ......................... 224 436-1682 

Melissa@chavinimmigration.com 

www.chavinimmigration.com 

Immigration law 

Chicago botanic Garden 

1000 Lake Cook Road 


phone ......................... 847 835-5440 

www.chicagobotanic.org 

Public Garden, living museum 

Christopher l. Johnston, Ph.D. 

706 Green Bay Road, #3 


phone ......................... 847 835-7242 

Provide Counseling for Children, 

Adolescents & Adults 

Coldwell 

banker residential brokerage 



phone ......................... 847 835-0236 

fax ............................... 847 835-4952 

shirley.olin@cbexchange.com 

www.coldwellbankeronline.com 

Residential real estate brokerage 


D 

N Dobos Architecture 

606 Green Bay Road, Unit 1A 


phone ......................... 312 375-5802 

natalja@ndobosarchitecture.com 

www.ndobosarchitecture.com 

Professional architectural services for 

residential and commercial projects 

E 

Earth Developments, Inc. 

8107 Wilmot Road 

Spring Grove, IL 60081 

phone ......................... 815 675-0055 

fax ............................... 815 675-0035 

chris@earthdevelopments.com 

www.earthdevelopments.com 

Landscape design, build, maintenance for 

residential and commercial properties 

Edward Jones Investments/Trent 

batchelor 

495 Central Ave., Suite 100 

Northfield, IL 60093 

phone ......................... 847 446-0805 

fax ............................... 847 347-3176 

trent.batchelor@edwardjones.com 

www.edwardjones.com 

Retirement planning 

F 

Family service of Glencoe 



phone ......................... 847 835-5111 

fax ............................... 847 835-9433 

info@familyserviceofglencoe.org 

www.familyserviceofglencoe.org 

Counseling and crisis intervention 

Fields Infiniti 



phone ......................... 847 998-5200 

fax ............................... 847 835-0873 

smcdonald@fieldsauto.com 

www.fieldsinfiniti.com 

Auto dealership 

Foodstuffs 



phone ......................... 847 835-5105 

fax ............................... 847 835-5108 

jay@foodstuffs.com 

www.foodstuffs.com 

Gourmet Food Store and Catering 

Dr. silvia schneider Fox 

378 Park Avenue, Ste. 2C 


phone ......................... 312 860-0057 

fax ............................... 847 432-4842 

drssfox@comcast.net 

www.drssfox.com 

Licensed clinical psychologist 

G 

Gallery 835 



phone ......................... 224 234-5255 

jennifer@gallery835.com 

www.gallery835.com 

Art Gallery and design services 

Contemporary and Modern-Traditional 

Southeast Asian and Pacific Rim Fine Art, 

Interior Design; by Private Appointment 

Gemuine Merchandise 

1025 Forest Avenue 


phone ......................... 847 835-1198 

ibaer@comcast.net 

Jewelry, clothes, acessories, boutique items 

Glen Cote Thrift shop 



phone ......................... 847 835-0026 

glencoethrift@yahoo.com 

Resale shop 

Glencoe Farmers Market 

Lydia Davis, Market Manager 

phone ......................... 847 433-5542 

bricole@sbcglobal.net 

Glencoe Golf Club 



phone ......................... 847 835-0250 

fax ............................... 847 835-3715 

www.glencoegolfclub.com 

18-hole golf course 

Glencoe historical society 



phone ......................... 847 835-0040 

www.glencoehistoricalsociety.org 

Historical society


Glencoe Junior high Project 

P.O. Box 322 

Central School 



phone ......................... 847 835-7623 

fax ............................... 847 835-7605 

contact@gjhp.org 

www.gjhp.org 

Social service for Glencoe Middle School 

Students 

Glencoe Jr. kindergarten 

999 Green Bay Road 


phone ......................... 847 835-4455 

fax ............................... 847 835-9456 

debragaetano@comcast.net 

Preschool 




phone ......................... 847 835-3030 

fax ............................... 847 835-4942 

dvanarsdale@glencoeparkdistrict. 

com 

www.glencoeparkdistrict.com 

Park district 

Glencoe Pediatrics 



phone ......................... 847 242-0700 

fax ............................... 847 574-1600 

glencoepediatrics@gmail.com 

www.glencoepediatrics.org 

Pediatric medical office 

Glencoe Public library 



phone ......................... 847 835-5056 

fax ............................... 847 835-5648 

phamil@glencoepubliclibrary.org 

www.glencoepubliclibrary.org 

Public library 

Glencoe roast Coffee 



phone ......................... 847 812-2730 

fax ............................... 847 266-8411 

glencoeroast@aol.com 

Coffee Shop 

Glencoe study Center 



phone ......................... 847 835-5430 

fax ............................... 847 835-5480 

ycagsc@aol.com 

Educational services, test prep, tutoring, 

adult classes 


Glencoe Trevian Football 

666 Dundee Road, #1901 


phone ......................... 847 509-2290 

fax ............................... 847 509-2295 

mark@trevianfootball.com 

www.trevianfootball.com 

Youth Football 

Glencoe Union Church 



phone ......................... 847 835-1111 

fax ............................... 847 835-9002 

info@glencoeunionchurch.org 

www.glencoeunionchurch.org 

Church, place of worship 

Good Grapes 



phone ......................... 847 242-9800 

Theresa@goodgrapes.com 

www.goodgrapes.com 

Wine shop 

Grand Food Center Glencoe 



phone ......................... 847 835-2842 

fax ............................... 847 835-0179 

chrisb@grandfoodcenter.com 

www.grandfoodcenter.com 

Retail food and grocery store 

h 

harris bank, N.A. 



phone ......................... 847 835-5400 

fax ............................... 847 835-2170 

www.harrisbank.com 

Banking services 

highland Park hospital 

777 Park Avenue West 

Highland Park, IL 60035 

phone ......................... 847 432-8000 

fax ............................... 847 432-9305 

www.northshore.org 

Trauma level 2 hospital affiliated with North 

Shore University Health System 

l 

lake shore Dental 

630 Vernon Avenue, Ste. C 


phone ......................... 847 835-1450 

fax ............................... 847 835-0628 

Dental offices 

lake shore Travel 



phone ......................... 847 835-5090 

fax ............................... 847 835-5130 

ken@lakeshoretravel.com 

www.lakeshoretravel.com 

Travel Agency 

lalonde Tutoring 



phone ......................... 847 612-7488 

lalondeconsulting@gmail.com 

Tutoring in algebra, calculus, statistics, 

physics, economics, geometry, discrete 

math 

law Office of Norman l. bloch 

342 B Park Avenue 


phone ......................... 847 835-0308 

fax ............................... 847 835-3436 

nlblaw@blochs.com 

www.blochlawoffice.com 

Legal services 

le Chic boutique 

(at Pascal pour Elle) 



phone ......................... 847 242-0247 

fax ............................... 847 461-5019 

akelly3531@aol.com 

Unique clothes, jewelry and accessories 

loewy Consulting 

P.O. Box 1362 


phone ......................... 847 835-2732 

fax ............................... 847 835-4217 

mark@loewyconsulting.com 

www.loewyconsulting.com 

Computer repair, home network, website, 

and website hosting 


M 

Make It better 

1150 Wilmette Avenue, Ste. J 

Wilmette, IL 60091 

phone ......................... 847 256-4642 

fax ............................... 847 256-1305 

michelle@makeitbetter.net 

www.makeitbetter.net 

Magazine and Website serving the 

North Shore 

Mb Financial bank 



phone ......................... 847 892-9000 

fax ............................... 847 835-0071 

nsamuel@mbfinancial.com 

www.mbfinancial.com 

Commercial bank 

Midnight Corporation 

P.O. Box 426 


phone ......................... 847 835-4924 

fax ............................... 847 835-5625 

ddresner@dresnerco.com 

Real Estate 

Mi-Te Print, Inc. 



phone ......................... 847 835-0085 

fax ............................... 847 835-8918 

miteglencoe@miteprint.com 

www.miteprint.com 

Printing, invitations, stationery, copy center, 

branded products 

Moksha Worldwide, Inc. 

361 Park Ave., Suite 200 


phone ......................... 847 835-5350 

fax ............................... 847 835-5360 

bslager@mokshaworldwide.com 

www.mokshaworldwide.com 

www.makeafan.com (e-commerce 

site) 

Apparel design, manufacturing and 

marketing; custom T shirt printing 

N 

New Finish Electrostatic 



phone ......................... 312 502-4738 

fax ............................... 847 242-9451 

jim.heard@sbcglobal.com 

www.electrofinish.com 

Refinishing of metal office furniture 

New Trier 

Democratic Organization 

800 Oak Street 

Winnetka, IL 60093 

phone ......................... 847 446-8030 

fax ............................... 847 446-8044 

newtrierdems@sbcglobal.net 

www.ntdo.org 

Political organization 

New Trier Township 

739 Elm Street 

Winnetka, IL 60093 

phone ......................... 847 446-8202 

fax ............................... 847 446-1743 

pcantor@newtriertownship.com 

www.newtriertownship.com 

New Trier Township Office 

North shore Community bank 



phone ......................... 847 835-1700 

fax ............................... 847 835-7700 

momalley@nscbank.com 

www.nscbank.com 

Financial services 

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MEMbErshIP lIsTINGs: AlPhAbETICAl 

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North shore Congregation Israel 

1185 Sheridan Road 


phone ......................... 847 835-0724 

fax ............................... 847 835-5613 

seraneb@nsci.org 

www.nsci.org 

Reform synagogue 

North shore Congregation 

Israel sisterhood Gift shop 



phone ......................... 847 835-0885 

fax ............................... 847 835-5613 

giftshopnsci@gmail.com 

www.nsci.org 

Judaica shop 

North shore Natural Medicine, 

Inc. 

378 Park Ave., Suite 1D 


phone ......................... 847 835-4400 

fax ............................... 847 563-1330 

nsnaturalmed@gmail.com 

www.mynorthshorechiro.com 

Chiropractic, acupuncture, aquamassage, 

nutritional counseling 

North shore school for the Arts 



phone ......................... 847 835-7777 

fax ............................... 847 835-1875 

nssarts@aol.com 

www.northshoreschoolforthearts. 

com 

Music school 

North shore 

United Methodist Church 



phone ......................... 847 835-1227 

fax ............................... 847 835-1243 

northshoreumc@sbcglobal.net 

www.nsumcglencoe.org 

House of worship 

Northbrook Toyota 



phone ......................... 847 272-0808 

fax ............................... 847 272-9271 

www.northbrooktoyota.com 

Toyota Sales and Service 

O 

Oakton Community College 

1600 E. Golf Road 

Des Plaines, IL 60016 

phone ......................... 847 635-1600 

fax ............................... 847 635-1764 

www.oakton.edu 

Community college 


Olsky Jewelers 



phone ......................... 847 835-0035 

fax ............................... 847 835-0071 

Fine Jewelry; jewelry and watch repair 

P 


Pharmacy 



phone ......................... 847 835-0387 

fax ............................... 847 835-1345 

Retail drugstore & pharmacy 

Pediatric Endocrine 

& Diabetes specialists s.C. 

92 Dell Place 


phone ......................... 847 926-0220 

fax ............................... 847 926-0297 

dvedidin@aol.com 

Pediatric endocrinology 

Personal Tutor: Chemistry, 

Physics, and Calculus 

phone ......................... 847 256-0697 

irvinfisch@yahoo.com 

www.linkedin.com/in/irvinfisch 

Personal tutor 

Pioneer Press-Glencoe News 

3701 W. Lake Avenue 

Glenview, IL 60026 

phone ......................... 847 486-9200 

fax ............................... 847 486-7453 

dmendelson@pioneerlocal.com 

www.pioneerlocal.com 

Local weekly newspaper publisher 

r 

r. scott Javore 

& Associates, ltd. 

333 Park Avenue, Suite 300 


phone ......................... 847 835-4442 

fax ............................... 847 835-4044 

sjavore@javorearchitects.com 

sjavore@yahoo.com 

www.javorearchitects.com 

Professional architecture firm specializing in 

architecture, new construction and historic 

preservation 

ranemaker Promos, Inc. 

814 Grove Street 


phone ......................... 847 962-8903 

fax ............................... 847 242-0039 

ranemakerpromos@comcast.net 

www.ranemakerpromos.com 

Advertising specialties, corporate premiums 

and promotional marketing 

rena sternberg Gallery 



phone ......................... 847 835-0202 

fax ............................... 847 835-8468 

renasgallery@aol.com 

www.renasternberggallery.com 

Art Gallery specializing in contemporary 

painting, photography, sculpture and glass 


s 

savin Dental Associates 



phone ......................... 847 835-3200 

fax ............................... 847 835-0905 

rsav32@aol.com 

savindentalassociates.com 

Dental offices 

signature of Art 


Glencoe, Il. 60022 

phone ......................... 847 835-2840 

signatureofart@aol.com 

Art Gallery, Framing, Art Classes 

spa Angeliza 


Glencoe, Il. 60022 

phone ......................... 847 835-4704 

www.angelizaspa.com 

Spa 

st. Elisabeth’s Nursery school 



phone ......................... 847 835-0609 

www.sensglencoe.org 

Licensed non-religious preschool 

starbucks Coffee Co. 


phone ......................... 847 835-8098 

s00210@retail.starbucks.com 

www.starbucks.com 

Coffee Shop 

state Farm Insurance 

630 Vernon Avenue, Ste. A 


phone ......................... 847 835-1830 

fax ............................... 847 835-1847 

jeff@jeffmazur.com 

Insurance agency 

T 

Temptations 



phone ......................... 847 242-0600 

haronesti@hotmail.com 

Women’s apparel, jewelry, accessories, gifts 

The Church of st. Elisabeth 



phone ......................... 847 835-0458 

fax ............................... 847 835-0478 

office@steglencoe.org 

www.steglencoe.org 

Church 




phone ......................... 847 786-4433 

312tudorcompany@gmail.com 

Women’s apparel, accessories, gifts 

U 

Ubs Wealth 

Management/Mark Wimmer 

5 Revere Drive, #500 


phone ......................... 847 498-7756 

fax ............................... 847 498-7705 

mark.wimmer@ubs.com 

www.ubs.com/fa/markwimmer 

Financial Services 

V 

Village of Glencoe 



phone ......................... 847 835-4114 

fax ............................... 847 835-1785 

denise@villageofglencoe.org 

www.villageofglencoe.org 

Village government 

W 

Winnetka-Glencoe Patch 

phone ......................... 847 452-7014 

saraf@patch.com 

emmanuel.slefo@patch.com 

www.winnetka.patch.com 

Local, online source for news about 

Glencoe, Winnetka, Northfield 

Writers’ Theatre 



phone ......................... 847 242-6000 

fax ............................... 847 242-6011 

info@writerstheatre.org 

www.writerstheatre.org 

Live theatre


Architects 

N Dobos 

Architecture ............. 312 375-5802 

R. Scott Javore & Associates, Ltd. 

phone ...................... 847 835-4442 

Art Education 

The Art School and 

Gallery G .................847-242-0104 

Art Gallery 

Anne Loucks 

Gallery .....................847-835-8500 

Sue Boone ............... 847 835-3133 

Gallery 835................224 234-5255 

Rena Sternberg 

Gallery ..................... 847 835-0202 

Art Gallery/Framing 

Art Store Gallery ...... 847 835-2770 

Signature of Art ....... 847 835-2840 

Auto sales 

Autohaus on Edens . 847 272-7900 

Fields Infiniti ............. 847 998-5200 

Northbrook Toyota ... 847 272-0808 

banks 

Harris Bank, N.A ...... 847 835-5400 

MB Financial Bank .. 847 892-9000 

North Shore 

Community Bank ..... 847 835-1700 

book store 

Books on Vernon. .... 847 835-5180 

Catering 

An Apple A Day Inc...847 835-2620 

Chiropractic Physician 

North Shore Natural 

Medicine, Inc. .......... 847 835-4400 

Coffee shops 

Glencoe Roast 

Coffee ...................... 847 812-2730 

Starbucks 

Coffee Co ................ 847 835-8098 

Church / religious 

Organization 

Glencoe Union 

Church ..................... 847 835-1111 

North Shore Congregation 

Israel ........................ 847 835-0724 

North Shore United Methodist 

Church ..................... 847 835-1227 

The Church 

of St. Elisabeth ........ 847 835-0458 

Clothing 

Glen Cote 

Thrift Shop ............... 847 835-0026 

Computer repair 

Loewy Consulting .... 847 835-2732 

Counseling 

Alternative 

Strategies ................ 847 564-1919 


Christopher L. 

Johnston, Ph.D ........ 847 835-7242 

Crisis Counseling 

Family Service of 

Glencoe ................... 847 835-5111 

Dentists 

Lake Shore Dental ... 847 835-1450 

Savin Dental 

Associates ............... 847 835-3200 

Education 

Glencoe Jr. 

Kindergarten ............ 847 835-4455 

Glencoe Study 

Center ...................... 847 835-5430 

LaLonde Tutoring..... 847 612-7488 

Personal Tutor, Irvin 

Fisch ........................ 847 256-0697 

Oakton Community 

College .................... 847 635-1600 

Farmers Market 

Lydia Davis .............. 847 433-5542 

Financial service 

Edward Jones Investments / Trent 

Batchelor ................. 847 446-0805 

UBS Wealth Management/ 

Mark Wimmer .......... 847 498-7756 

Fine Jewelry 

CG Jewelers ............ 847 835-8002 

Olsky Jewelers ........ 847 835-0035 

Furniture refinishingmetal 

New Finish 

Electrostatic ............. 312 502-4738 

Garden 

Chicago Botanic 

Garden .................... 847 835-5440 

Golf 

Glencoe Golf Club ... 847 835-0250 

Gourmet Food and 

Catering 

Foodstuffs ............... 847 835-5105 

Government Agency 

New Trier Township.. 847 446-8202 

Village of Glencoe ... 847 835-4114 

Grocery store 

Grand Food 

Center Glencoe ....... 847 835-2842 

healthcare 

Highland Park 

Hospital ................... 847 432-8000 

historical society 

Glencoe Historical 

Society ..................... 847 835-0040 

Insurance 

State Farm 

Insurance ................. 847 835-1830 

Jewelry 

Gemuine 

Merchandise............ 847 835-1198 

Judaica shop 

North Shore Congregation 

Israel Sisterhood 

Gift Shop ................. 847 835-0885 

landscape 

Earth 

Developments, Inc .. 815 675-0055 

law Offices 

Cascino & 

Associates PC ......... 847 835-2385 

Chavin Immigration 

Law Office ............... 224 436-1682 

Law Office of Norman L. 

Bloch ....................... 847 835-0308 

library 

Glencoe Public 

Library ...................... 847 835-5056 

Music Instruction 

North Shore School 

for the Arts ............... 847 835-7777 

Newspapers 

Chamber Publishing Co. 

What’s Happening Community 

Newspaper .............. 847 504-8808 

Pioneer Press, Glencoe 

News .........................847 486-9200 

Winnetka -Glencoe 

Patch .........................847 452-7014 

Park District 

Glencoe Park 

District ..................... 847 835-3030 

Pharmacy 


Pharmacy ................ 847 835-0387 

Physicians 

Glencoe Pediatrics...847 242-0700 

Pediatric Endocrine & Diabetes 

Specialists S.C ........ 847 926-0220 

Political Organization 

New Trier Democratic 

Organization ............ 847 446-8030 

Preschool 

St. Elisabeth’s 

Nursery School ........ 847 835-0609 

Printing 

Mi-Te Print, Inc ......... 847 835-0085 

Promotion Products 

Ranemaker 

Promos, Inc ............. 847 962-8903 

Psychologist 

Dr. Silvia 

Schneider Fox.........312 860-0057 

Publication 

Make It Better .......... 847 256-9642 


real Estate 

Campbell Real Estate 

Investments, LLC .... 847 433-8303 

Coldwell Banker Residential 

Brokerage ................ 847 835-0236 

Midnight 

Corporation ............. 847 835-4924 

restaurant 

Meg’s Cafe .............. 847 835-2620 

social service 

Glencoe Junior High Project 

phone ...................... 847 835-7623 

spa 

Spa Angeliza ........... 847 835-4704 

T shirt Printing 

Moksha Worldwide, 

Inc ............................ 847 835-5350 

Theatre 

Writers’ Theatre ....... 847 242-6000 

Travel services 

Lake Shore Travel .... 847 835-5090 

Wine 

Good Grapes .......... 847 242-9800 

Women’s Apparel and 

Accessories 

Le Chic Boutique ..... 847 242-0247 

Temptations ............. 847 242-0600 

Three Twelve Tudor .. 847 786-4433 

Yoga studio 

Breathe…A Yoga 

Oasis ....................... 847 786-4211 

Youth sports 

Glencoe Trevian 

Football .................... 847 509-2290 

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ch i l D r e n’s se r v i c e s 

a s P e c i a l D e D i c at i o n t o o u r y o u n G e r Pa t r o n s 

• A large, inviting space devoted to serving the needs of children 

and parents. 

• Research tools and online services carefully selected by 

professional librarians for Glencoe children. 

• Programs designed for children from infancy into middle school. 

• Guidance in selecting children’s reading materials for 

assignments or recreation. Our collection includes terrific picture 

books, beginning readers, chapter books and nonfiction of interest 

to children from birth through 8th grade. 

fr i e n D s o f t h e l i b r a r y 

vo lu n t e e r o P P o r t u n i t i e s f o r l i b r a r y a D v o c a t e s 

• Book sales three times each year. 

• Classical music concerts twice each year. 

• Recent generous gifts to the Library include sponsorship of film 

series, book discussions, premium database access, and summer 

reading programs. 

For the latest information on Library programs and services, see Excerpts, the 

Library’s quarterly newsletter mailed to every home in Glencoe. Copies are also 

available in the Library and online at the Library website, 

www.glencoepubliclibrary.org. You also may follow us on Twitter (glencoepl) and 

Facebook.. 


Intersection of Park Avenue and Vernon Avenue Circa 1920s. - Glencoe Historical Society 

Archives 

his t o r y of Gl e n c o e 


Each May, Glencoe’s second graders travel about the business 

district, looking at pictures of intersections at various times in history 

and ask what has changed over time. What was “then” and what is 

“now?” In fact, Glencoe may have changed over the past years, but 

physically, it looks similar to the town that began to grow in the late 

19th century. 

Glencoe started as an agricultural hamlet—home to farms, a lumber 

yard and stagecoach stop—but over time evolved into a suburban 

community with a local business district. Homes that were built at 

the time Glencoe was incorporated, l869, still stand tall today next to 

those built in the 1920s, 1950s, and the 21st century. Glencoe retains 

much of its small-town feel as the Village evolves, while holding tightly 

to its heritage. 

Native American Potawatomies were here before white settlement; 

they used the densely forested land for hunting. In 1835, Anson H. 

Taylor, storekeeper and future stage coach inn owner, moved with 

his family from Chicago to begin new lives. He named the area after 

himself, Taylorsport. It was an agricultural hamlet with a lake pier and 

farms plowed by English and German immigrants who joined the 

Taylors before the Civil War. 

Glencoe evolved, change spurred on by the 1855 arrival of the 

railroad. The station was located across from the house of Walter S. 

Gurnee, president of the Chicago and Milwaukee Railroad (later the 

Chicago and North Western 

and now Metra and the Union Pacific). Gurnee was a real estate 

speculator, as well as former mayor of Chicago. He located the depot 

near his holdings after Anson Taylor rejected the idea of combining 

railroad and stage coach stops. The town grew up around the train. It 

is likely Gurnee also gave Glencoe its name, after his Scottish roots, 

or perhaps he named the village after his father-in-law, Matthew Coe, 

from whom he bought the stock farm and home. (Coe’s Glen). 

In the late 1860s, a pediatrician idealist, Dr. Alexander Hammond, 

came to town and bought Gurnee’s home. Dr. Hammond’s dream 

was simple: he enlisted nine other men to join him in creating a 

utopia. Each man agreed to 

build a house for himself and to sell another to someone else. The 

Glencoe Company agreed to keep a park at the lakefront in perpetuity 

and to fund a church and a school. Unfortunately, the real estate 

declines of the 1870s put most of the Glencoe Co., including Dr. 

Hammond, out of business. But the village they founded, platted 

and incorporated in 1869 was on its way. 

With the railroad, Glencoe developed into a commuter community 

for some and a summer vacation community for others. Although 

there were many German farmers in Glencoe—the Diettrichs and 

the Beinlichs —through the Second World War, the population 

grew and changed, with the village becoming more suburban 

than rural and new residents moving in from all over—African 

Americans from the south and Canada, and white ethnic groups 

coming from Chicago. 

Glencoe’s downtown—or uptown as many of the older 

residents call it—also changed. The village never has had a huge 

commercial center, but it has always bustled. Originally, there 

were blacksmith shops and feed stores. From 1902 to 1993, the 

business district’s anchor was Henry C. Wienecke’s hardware 

store. Other stores joined Wienecke’s (Win-eh-kees). There were 

many grocery stores, barber shops and soda fountains, which over 

the years, changed to groups of cleaners, clothing boutiques and 

banks. After the family sold the hardware store, the Wienecke’s 

property changed into residential and assorted retail spaces. 

The population increased steadily through 1960, requiring 

growth in schools from a single all-village school, today’s Central, 

to four schools: Central, South and North built in the 1920s and 

West, added in the 1950s. The community built out, with the last 

subdivision, Strawberry Hill on the west side of town, finished in the 

1950s. But then the population declined, bringing the 1976 closure 

of West School and then in 1979, North School, later reconfigured 

into the Community Center, now the Takiff Center. In the early 

1990s, the population pendulum swung upward once more, 

necessitating the 1992 re-opening of West. 

Glencoe’s downtown lost and gained new neighbors as the years 

went by. The Glencoe Movie Theater, on Vernon Avenue, was 

razed in 1979, as was its northern neighbor, the Masonic Temple. 

Christophe’s, a five-and-dime store disappeared when the Harris 

Bank built its drive-through lane in the late 1970s, and restaurants 

have come and gone. The Writers’ Theatre developed in the 

space behind Books on Vernon and today presents drama at the 

Women’s Library Club. 

Indeed, Glencoe has changed, but held tight to its heritage. 

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The Board of the Glencoe Historical Society, in costume for the award-winning The Amazing 

Chase. - Glencoe Historical Society Archives 

the Gl e n c o e historical so c i e t y 

President: John Carothers 

Director, research Center: Barney Berlin 

375 and 377 Park Avenue, Glencoe, IL 60022 

phone: 847- 835-0040 

web site: www.glencoehistoricalsociety.org 


Founded in 1937, the Glencoe Historical Society has developed from 

a small collection kept and maintained at the Glencoe Public Library to 

today’s three-pronged campus: 375 Park Avenue with our interactive 

Images of Glencoe exhibit; the Eklund History Center museum at 377 

Park Ave. with its rotating exhibits, and the fabulous Eklund Garden 

in bloom from spring to fall. Our full-service research center also is 

located at 377 Park Avenue. 

Through the years, the collection has expanded significantly as 

residents donated artifacts: letters, pictures, newspapers, tools and 

artifacts, including the sign from Glencoe’s first structure, the LaPier 

Inn. The museum and research center, together with the Eklund 

Garden, were generously donated by Sara C. “Sally” Eklund and 

opened in 2001. 

The award winning exhibit, Images of Glencoe, is a computerized, 

digitized interactive exhibit about Glencoe. Using a touch-screen 

computer terminal, visitors can identify any of 51 photos with a fingertip 

and see in-depth information about the picture: who is in it, what is 

the date, and what is the significance for Glencoe’s history. 

The Museum and Research Center are visited by more than 

2,000 persons annually, including those visiting the exhibits and 

those looking for information about Glencoe residents (mostly for 

genealogical purposes) or about their homes. The Research Center 

holds, not only files on Glencoe history, but information on current and 

former residents, real estate sales, newspapers, a large collection of 

photographs from early Glencoe through today and the excellent Bea 

and Barney Berlin Postcard Collection. The Museum also includes a 

collection of books by Glencoe authors. 

The museum is home to a number of textile collections: The Helen 

Sharpe Collection from the wife of a former trustee who wore designer 

and haute couture clothing from the 1920s to the 1980s; the Marianne 

Crosby Collection, dresses and clothes from a former emeritus board 

member; wedding dresses from the late 1880s through the 1930s; 

Laura Ashley dresses from the 1950s through the 1970s, and 

other, assorted clothing for men, women and children from 

various periods. The clothes are used both for research and 

exhibition purposes. 

The Eklund Center is home, too, to the workbench, furniture and 

tools of Carl Eklund, who ran a furniture building and upholstery 

business in the 377 Park Avenue building from 1917 until his 

death. 

Currently on display at the Eklund Center is the media exhibit 

“Stop the Presses.” The media tour explores the history of 

newspapers, many from the archives of the historical society, 

highlights with the Golden Age of Radio with excerpts from 

famous radio broadcasts, and addresses the role of television, 

with an opportunity to actually become a WGHS reporter. 

Additionally, a large display features “Gasoline Alley,” the comic 

strip created in 1918 by Glencoe resident Frank King for the 

Chicago Tribune. 

Later this year, Glencoe veterans of the Civil War will be part of a 

new exhibit and lecture program in conjunction with the Glencoe 

Library. 

A series of events are held throughout the year. Watch for 

announcements of talks at the Glencoe Public Library, the annual 

June Strawberry Sociable, the Garden Gala each summer, and 

Ghosts of the Garden at Halloween. 

The Society is supported through membership, contributions, 

and the sales of books it has published on Glencoe history: 

* “Images of America: Glencoe, Illinois” by Ellen Kettler Paseltiner 

and Ellen Shubart, a picture-book history of the village; $19.95; 

* “African Americans in Glencoe: The Little Migration” by Bob 

Sideman, $19.95; 

* “What’s So Great About Glencoe?” Award-winning coloring and 

activity book for elementary school children; $7.50 

Also available are stationery with historic postcard photos, 

coffee mugs and paper cubes. 

The Eklund Center is open Wednesdays, 10 a.m.–3 p.m. 

and Sundays, 1-4 p.m. except August and by appointment. 

For information on research, purchasing items or books or to 

volunteer, call 847 835-0040 and leave a message, or contact us 

through the web site, 

www.glencoehistoricalsociety.org. 


Glencoe Junior High Project members participate in Book Buddies. - Michelle LaVigne 

Gl e n c o e Ju n i o r hiG h Pr o J e c t 

Central School - 620 Greenwood Avenue, P.O. Box 322, Glencoe 

phone: 847 835-7623 

email: contact@gjhp.org 

web site: www.gjhp.org 

The mission of the Glencoe Junior High Project (GJHP) is to 

enrich the social and emotional development of all Glencoe middle 

school students by providing opportunities for them to improve 

the communities in which they live, create positive connections 

with others, and develop into self-confident, socially conscious 

individuals. 

The GJHP provides young people with opportunities to participate 

in social service activities that teach invaluable lessons of giving, 

helping, and sharing with people less fortunate than themselves. It 

engenders social responsibility and develops personal growth by 

helping others in an atmosphere of involvement and trust. 

Social Service opportunities include volunteering at Uptown Cafe: 

a restaurant-style soup kitchen, playing with young people at PADS: 

a family shelter, teaming up with an elementary school student at 

Book Buddies: to develop stronger reading skills, and much more. 

The GJHP offers social programs to aid the development of our 

young people and their community by providing fun and safe 

activities throughout the school year. 

Social program include participating in Halloween Hoopla, our 

annual Halloween party, watching a movie as a community during 

Movie Night, playing Basketball with your friends at the Glencoe 

Park District’s March Madness Tournament, and much more. 

To compliment our social and service programming, and to tap 

into the young people’s creativity, the GJHP also produces an 

annual play. Any young person 6th-8th grade-aged can participate 

as cast or crew. 

In addition to all the programming above, the GJHP also staffs a 

recreational center located in Central School, which provides 

students with a relaxed atmosphere where students can express 

themselves freely and interact socially. 

The success of the Glencoe Junior High Project is a direct result of 

the involvement of students, parents, volunteer board members, the 

faculty of Central School, community members and staff. 


Glencoe Youth Services hosts Pumpkin Day. The petting zoo also gave kids the chance to get 

up close with ducks, sheep and a calf. - Shauna Bittle 

Gl e n c o e yo u t h se r v i c e s 

Executive Director: Ellie Peterka 

Holmes Shelter - 680 Greenwood Avenue, P.O. Box 316 


phone: 847 835-3121 

web site: www.glencoeyouthservices.org 

Glencoe Youth Services (GYS) is celebrating it’s 40 th anniversary of 

providing a safe, supportive environment for High School students. 

Located in the Holmes Warming Shelter, immediately north of 

Central School, GYS is open every day after school and on weekend 

evenings. The youth center provides a welcoming atmosphere 

where young people relax, talk with friends, and engage in their 

choice of many recreational activities, such as pool, ping-pong, 

movies, video games and cards. Three student computers with 

high-speed internet access, are also available for homework and 

games. 

A diverse schedule of outside programs includes attending 

Chicago Blackhawks and Bulls games, movie nights, concerts, 

beach barbecues, pool tournaments, softball/kickball games, 

educational speakers and social service projects. Several of our 

most active participants volunteer on our youth board. Youth 

board members develop leadership skills and learn to work as 

a committee, as they hold monthly meetings, manage a budget, 

conduct fundraisers, interview prospective employees and respond 

to needs in the community. GYS is active at the 4 th of July Festival, 

“Pumpkin Day” and The Just Say No to Drugs Parade. Our students 

have also volunteered with The Volunteer Center of New Trier 

Township, Dignity Diner, Good News Community Soup kitchen and 

the Glencoe Park District. 

If you are a high school student, GYS has something for you. 

Whether you seek recreation or relaxation, a place to go with friends 

or a place to make friends, there is one thing for certain, you are 

always welcome at GYS. 

For more information about our programs or to join our adult board 

of directors, please call 847 835-3121. 

GYS is also sponsoring a new program called the Young Adult 

Program. The Young Adult Program (YAP) is open to anyone post 

high school who faces some type of disability. YAP meets on 

Tuesday evenings from 6:30pm to 9:30pm at 680 Greenwood Ave 

in Glencoe (The GYS building). YAP provides the participants with 

a social outlet, as well as the opportunity to receive a little extra 


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support, like help with finding a job, filling out governmental 

forms and paperwork and getting to various appointments. The 

services provided vary depending on the need of the individual. If 

you would like more information on YAP and the specifics of the 

program, please e-mail Ellie at gysadmin@comcast.net or call 

847-835-3121. 

fa m i ly se r v i c e o f Gl e n c o e 

Executive Director: Nancy Sutherland, MA, LCPC 

Village Hall 

675 Village Court, 2nd Floor 

phone: 847 835-5111 email: info@familyserviceofglencoe.org 

web site: www.familyserviceofglencoe.org 

Appointments available weekdays and evenings. 

th e aG e n c y 

Family Service of Glencoe is a non-profit community-based 

organization with a mission: to “Promote a stronger community and 

meet individual and family needs through services which identify, 

prevent and resolve social and emotional problems.” 

se r v i c e s 

This Mission comes to life in an array of services: 

• Counseling and psychotherapy services to individuals, couples 

and families, diagnostic assessment, information and referral. 

• Alternatives to Violence Program, a Skills for Nonviolent Living 

group which is available to men who volunteer or have been 

mandated for a Partner Abuse Intervention group. 

• Community Education programs designed for prevention and 

early intervention. 

• Consultation and/or Employee Assistance Programs for 

organizations and businesses. 

• Scholarship screenings for day care, Glencoe School District and 

Park District other recreational programs. 

• Creation of the Glencoe Youth Council and Glencoe Parent 

Connection, fostering collaboration and connection between 

Glencoe Social Services, educators and faith communities, to 

promote the health and well being of Glencoe families and youth. 

• Senior Housing Assistance in partnership with the Committee for 

Senior Housing Assistance in Glencoe. 

• Emergency funds and vouchers for those in urgent need. 

Cooperation with local clergy and the Salvation Army for distribution. 

• Crisis intervention in the form of an on-call, 24-hour/seven daysa-week 

partnership with the Glencoe Public Safety Department to 

dynamically and immediately intervene in the lives of some of our 

most vulnerable families. 

• Emergency intervention and critical incidence de-briefing 

expertise in the event of a tragedy in schools, businesses or homes. 

th e sta f f 

The Family Service clinical staff is composed of experienced, 

professional masters or doctoral level therapists with postgraduate 

training in one or more specialized area of practice. Service is 

provided to people of all occupations, interests, situations, religions, 

races and ages, children, teens, young adults, couples, single 

parents, families and senior citizens. Home visits are made when 

needed or appropriate. Sliding scale available for most programs. 


eP i s c o Pa l 

The Church of st. 

Elisabeth 

rev.: Daphne Cody 


847 835-0458 

Sunday Services 

8 a.m. & 10 a.m. 

office@steglencoe.org 

www.steglencoe.org 

Je w i s h 

Am shalom 

senior rabbi: 

Steven Stark Lowenstein 

Founding rabbi: 

Harold L. Kudan 

Associate rabbi: Phyllis 

Sommer 

Cantor: 

Nancy Diamond Landsman 

Director of religious 

Education: 

Judith Berliner 

Executive Director: 

Edward M. Alpert 


847 835-4800 

ealpert@amshalom.com 

www.amshalom.com 

Congregation hakafa 

rabbi: Bruce Elder 

P.O. Box 409 

847 242-0687 

admin@hakafa.org 

www.hakafa.org 

North shore 

Congregation Israel 

senior rabbi: 

Steven S. Mason, D. Min. 

Associate rabbi: Lisa S. 

Greene 

Associate rabbi: Wendi 

Geffen 

Cantor: David Goldstein 

FTA Executive Director: 

Serane Blatt 

rabbi senior scholar: 

Herbert Bronstein 

religious school Dir.: 

Dr. Roberta Goodman, RJE 


847 835-0724 

www.nsci.org 


me t h o D i s t 

st. Paul African 

Methodist Episcopal 

Church 

rev.: Dr. Norris E. Jackson, Jr. 

336 Washington Avenue 

847 835-4421 

Sunday Services 11 a.m. 

stpaulamec3@att.net 

www.stpaulamec-glencoe.com 

no n -De n o m i n at i o n a l 

Glencoe Union Church 

rev.: David Wood 


847 835-1111 

Sunday Services 10 a.m. 

info@glencoeunionchurch.org 

www.glencoeunionchurch.org 

Pr e s by t e r i a n 

Carmel 

Presbyterian Church 

rev.: Ju Hong Hwang 

230 Beach Road 

847 835-4385 

carmelpresbychurch@yahoo. 

com 

ro m a n ca t h o l i c 

sacred heart Church 

rev.: Robert J. Heidenreich, 

Pastor 

rev.: Avitus R. Kiguta, 

Associate Pastor 

Deacon: John Fay 

Deacon: Michael J. McNulty 

Deacon: Gerald Kennan 

1077 Tower Road 

Winnetka 60093 

847 446-0856 

sh@shparish.com 

www.shparish.com 

un i t e D me t h o D i s t 

The North shore 

United Methodist Church 

Rev. Jenny Weber 


847 835-1227 

Sunday Service 10 a.m. 

northshoreumc@sbcglobal.net 

www.nsumcglencoe.org

Co m m u n i t y or g a n i z a t i o n s 

Gl e n c o e ch a P t e r o f ly r i c oP e r a o f ch i c a G o 

President: Mehroo Bhote phone: 847 835-1984 

Gl e n c o e eD u c a t i o n a l fo u n D a t i o n 

P.O. Box 287 

email: information@glencoegef.org web site: www.glencoegef.org 

The Glencoe Educational Foundation (GEF) is a non-profit 

organization founded in 1996 by parents seeking to enhance 

the rich tradition of educational excellence in Glencoe School 

District 35. The GEF sponsors projects that enrich the classroom 

experience and funds them through a variety of programs and 

events that benefit all of Glencoe. The GEF is a 501C(3)non-profit 

organization. 

Gl e n c o e Ga r D e n cl u b 

President: Katie Hackbarth 

655 Sheridan Road, Glencoe phone: 847 835-2236 

Gl e n c o e in t e r fa i t h bu i l D e r s 

Glencoe Interfaith Builders (GIB) is a collaboration of nine 

congregations serving Glencoe and the surrounding communities. 

It was formed in early 2001 with the purpose of harnessing the 

resources of our interfaith community to help build homes in 

collaboration with Habitat for Humanity Lake County. 

Member organizations include Am Shalom, Congregation Hakafa, 

Glencoe Union Church, North Shore Congregation Israel, North 

Shore United Methodist Church, Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 

Saint Elisabeth Episcopal Church, St. Paul African Methodist 

Episcopal Church and Sukkat Shalom. 

For more information, email info@gib4habitat.org. 

Gl e n c o e ne w c o m e r s & ne iG h b o r s 

President: Jane Passy 

P.O. Box 399 phone: 847 835-7378 

www.glencoenewcomersandneighbors.com 

Gl e n c o e Pat r i o t i c Day s co m m i t t e e 

phone: 847 835-4114 

Gl e n c o e Pto 

P.O. Box 243 

email: info@glencoepto.org web site: www.glencoepto.org 

le a G u e o f wo m e n vo t e r s o f Gl e n c o e 

P.O. Box 163 phone: 847 604-1207 

li t t l e ho u s e o f Gl e n c o e, in c. 

690 Birch Road Reservations: 847 835-7551 

Outdoor education and overnight camping. 

na t i o n a l so c i e t y 

Da u G h t e r s o f th e am e r i c a n re v o l u t i o n 

Betsy Johnston 

421 Madison Avenue phone: 847 835-1017 

ro t a r y cl u b o f Gl e n c o e 

President: Melissa O’Malley 

847 835-1700 

Meets every Tuesday 

th e fr i e n D s o f t h e Gl e n c o e Pu b l i c li b r a r y 

President: Marti Wick 

book sale Chairperson: Alice Hanig 

320 Park Avenue phone: 847 835-7467 

email: friends@glencopubliclibrary.org 

th e vo lu n t e e r ce n t e r o f ne w tr i e r to w n s h iP 

Executive Director: Barbara Tubekis 

520 Glendale Avenue, Suite 3B, Winnetka 60093 

phone: 847 441-7665 email: info@volunteercenterhelps.org 

web site: www.volunteercenterhelps.org 


villaGe Ga r D e n e r s o f Gl e n c o e 

Ellie Pagano 

69 Lakewood Drive, Glencoe phone: 847 835-4665 

wo m a n ’s li b r a r y cl u b o f Gl e n c o e 

President: Roberta Olshansky 


office: 847 835-4199 rentals: 847 835-4199 

wo m e n ’s ex c h a n G e 

Harkness Hall/Winnetka Community House 

630 Lincoln, Winnetka 60093 phone: 847 441-3406 

web site: www.womens-exchange.org 

The Women’s Exchange provides programs in a supportive 

environment for all women to share ideas and information—to learn, 

to grow, to build relationships, and to have fun. 

wr i t e r s’ th e a t r e - e x P e r i e n c e t h e b e s t 

376 Park Avenue, Glencoe phone: 847 242-6000 

web site: www.writerstheatre.org 

A professional theater company, celebrating its 20th Anniversary, 

located in the heart of Glencoe, nationally recognized Writers’ 

Theatre creates deliberately intimate performances where 

audiences come face to face with powerful stories. With a 

reputation for consistent artistic excellence and with strong ties 

to the community, Writers’ Theatre has built an award-winning 

repertoire and serves as a vital and highly-regarded company in the 

Chicago theater community. 

For the complete Writers’ Theatre 2011/12 season, turn to page 19. 

ch Co i l m D m & u n fa i t m y i ly se se r v r i v C i e c s 

e s 

haven - Youth and Family services 

825 Green Bay Road, Suite 200, Wilmette 60091 

847 251-6630 

info@havenforyouth.org 

www.havenforyouth.org 

Illinois Department of Children and Family services North 

Area Office 

8100 McCormick Boulevard, Skokie 60076 

847 745-3000 

Child abuse hotline: 800-252-2873 

Jewish Children’s bureau 

255 Revere Drive, Suite 200, Northbrook 60062 

847 412-4350 

www.jcfs.org 

Counseling and support groups for children and families. 

co u n s e l i n G se r v i c e s 

Career resource Center 

40 E. Old Mill Road, Suite 105, 

Lake Forest 60045 

847 295-5626 

info@careerresourcecenter.org 

www.careerresourcecenter.org 

Family service of Glencoe 

Village Hall, 675 Village Court, 2nd Floor, Glencoe 60022 

847 835-5111 

www.familyserviceofglencoe.org 

Family, couple, individual and group counseling and psychotherapy. 

Divorce prevention and relationship enhancement courses, partner abuse 

intervention, community education, crisis intervention and emergency 

assistance. 


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Evanston hospital 

Doreen E. Chapman Center 

2650 Ridge Ave., Evanston 60201 

847 570-3100 

Chemical dependency services 

Institute for Therapy Through the Arts 

2008 Dempster Street, Evanston 60202 

847 425-9708 

Expressive arts therapy services 

Jewish Family and Community service 

85 Revere Drive, Suite 200, 

Northbrook 60062 

847 272-2882 

www.jcfs.org 

Family, couple, individual and group counseling. 

Family life education. 

Josselyn Center for Mental health 

405 Central Avenue, Northfield 60093 

847 441-5600 

www.josselyn.org 

Crisis intervention, diagnostic evaluation, 

medication, therapy, consultation, community 

education. 

samaritan Counseling Center 

690 Oak Street, Winnetka 60093 

847 446-6955 

info@northshoresamaritan.org 

www.northshoresamaritan.com 

A community center for counseling/education. 

crisis in t e r v e n t i o n 

A safe Place/lake County Crisis Center 

2710 17th Street, Zion 60099 

phone: 847 731-7165 

crisis: 847 249-4450 

24-hour help line: 847 249-4450 

1 800-600-SAFE 

TTY: 847 249-6557 

info@asafeplaceforhelp.org 

www.asafeplaceforhelp.org 

Emergency/temporary shelter for women 

North shore University health systems 

847 570-2500 

Crisis Intervention/Referral to mental health 

resources. 

Mary lou’s Place (Formerly the Evanston 

Shelter for Battered Women) 

crisis line: 847 864-8780 

toll-free 24 hour hotline: 877 718-1868 

www.ywca.org/evanston 

National runaway switchboard 

1-800-RUNAWAY 

YWCA Evanston/North shore 

1215 Church Street, Evanston 60201 

847 864-8445 

info@ywcae-ns.org 

www.ywca.org 

Disability se r v i c e s 

Center for Enriched living 

280 Saunders Road, Riverwoods 60015 

847 948-7001 

info@centerforenrichedliving.org 

www.centerforenrichedliving.org 


Clearbrook 

1835 West Central Road, 

Arlington Heights 60005 

847 870-7711 

info@clearbrook.org 

www.clearbrook.org 

Countryside Association 

21154 W. Shirley Road, Palatine 60074 

847 438-8855 

www.countrysideassn.org 

Glenkirk 

3504 Commercial Avenue 


847 272-5111 

info@glenkirk.org 

www.glenkirk.org 

The hadley school for the blind 

700 Elm Street, Winnetka 60093 

847 446-8111 

info@hadley.edu 

www.hadley.edu 

keshet 

617 Landwehr Road, Northbrook 60062 

847 205-1234 

info@keshet.org 

www.keshet.org 

lambs Farm 

14245 W. Rockland Road, Libertyville 60048 

847 362-4636 

info@lambsfarm.org 

www.lambsfarm.org 

Vocational, residential and social support 

services for people with developmental 

disabilities. 

Northern suburban special recreation 

Association (NssrA) 

3105 MacArthur Boulevard 


847 509-9400 

info@nssra.org 

www.nssra.org 

shOrE Community services 

4232 Dempster Street, Skokie 60076 

847 982-2030 

shorecom@sbcglobal.net 

www.shoreinc.org 

Service for children and adults with 

developmental disabilities. 

special Gifts Theatre 

P.O. Box 2231, Northbrook 60065 

847 564-7704 

www.specialgiftstheatre.com 

New Foundation Center 

444 W. Frontage Road, Northfield 60093 

847 501-2939 

www.newfoundationcenter.org 

Services for people disabled by severe mental 

illness. 

Go v e r n m e n t 


New Trier Township 

739 Elm Street, Winnetka 60093 

847 446-8202 

nttinfo@ameritech.net 

www.newtriertownship.com 

General assistance and emergency aid, food 

pantry, child care scholarships, applications for 

energy cost assistance, access to medical care, 

dial-a-ride for the elderly and disabled, escorted 

transportation service for medical appointments. 

Township Assessor 

Consultation on real property and property 

taxes. 

847 446-8200 

Township Clerk 

Voter registration, vehicle stickers for 

unincorporated area, temporary disabled 

parking placards. 

847 446-8202 

he a lt h ca r e & se r v i c e s 

American Cancer society - North shore 

regional Office 

820 Davis Street, Suite 400, Evanston 60201 

847 328-5147 

1 800 ACS-2345 

www.cancer.org 

American Diabetes Association 

30 N. Michigan Avenue, Suite 2015, 

Chicago 60602 

312 346-1805 

www.diabetes.org 

American red Cross, Greater Chicago 

Chapter 

2200 W. Harrison Street, Chicago 60612 

312 729-6100 

www.chicagoredcross.org 

ANAD National Association of 

Anorexia Nervosa and Associated 

Disorders 

P.O. Box 640, Naperville 60566 

daytime: 630-577-1330 

anadhelp@anad.com 

www.anad.org 

Chicago hearing society 

2001 N. Clybourn, Chicago 60614 

773 248-9121 

TTY #: 773 248-9174 

askchs@anixter.org 

www.chicagohearingsociety.org 

North shore University healthcare 

systems 

home & hospice 

4901 Searle Parkway, Suite 160, 

Skokie 60077 

847 475-2001 

Epilepsy services for Northeastern 

Illinois 

1698 First Street, Highland Park 60035 

847 433-8960 

esni@msn.com 

www.esniinfo.org

lINks - North shore Youth health 

service 

1779 Maple Street, Northfield 60093 

847 441-6191 

links@linksyouth.org 

www.linksyouth.org 

Midwest Palliative & hospice 

CareCenter 

2050 Claire Court, Glenview 60025 

847 467-7423 

www.carecenter.org 

ho u s i nG 

Connections for the homeless 

2010 Dewey, Evanston 60201 

847 475-7070 x100 

www.cfthinc.org 

Interfaith housing Center of the 

Northern suburbs 

614 Lincoln Avenue, Winnetka 60093 

847 501-5760 

www.Interfaithhousingcenter.org 

ihcns@interfaithhousingcenter.org 

housing Opportunity Development 

corporation (“hoDc”) 

P.O. Box 480, 2001 Waukegan Road, 

Techny 60082 

847 564-2900 

hodc@hodc.org 

www.hodc.org 

le G a l as s i s ta n c e 

legal Assistance Foundation 

of Chicago North suburban Office 

828 Davis Street, Suite 201, Evanston 60201 

847 475-3703 

The lilac Tree: resources for Divorcing 

Women 

1123 Emerson Street, Suite 215, 

Evanston 60201 

847 328-0313 

info@thelilactree.org 

www.thelilactree.org 

North suburban bar Association 

847 564-4800 

Lawyer referral service. 

302 

AM 

5:27 

5:30 

5:33 

6:15 


304 

AM 

5:55 

5:58 

6:01 

6:45 

se n i o r se r v i c e s 

Alzheimer’s Association Greater 

Chicagoland Chapter 

8430 Bryn Mawr, Suite 800, Chicago 60631 

847 933-2413 

helpline: 800-272-3900 

www.alz.org 

Council for Jewish Elderly 

3003 W. Touhy Avenue, Chicago 60645 

773 508-1000 

info@cje.net 

www.cje.net 

Great Opportunities Adult Day services 

4555 Church Street, Skokie 60076 

847 982-3318 

Director: Brenda Long 

house of Welcome Adult Day services 

1779 Winnetka Road, Northfield 60093 

847 242-6250 

how@nssc.org 

Mobile Meals of highland Park hospital 

847 480-2727 

North shore senior Center 

161 Northfield Road, Northfield 60093 

847 784-6000 

www.nssc.org 

Senior services for adults 50+ and their families 

OAsIs 

2040 Northbrook Court, Northbrook 60062 

847 509-9340 

www.oasisnet.org/chicago 

Lifelong learning opportunities for adults 50+. 

su P P o r t Gr o u P s 

Al-Anon & Al-Ateen 

312 409-7245 

www.al-anon.org 

Call for meetings in your area. 

Alcoholics Anonymous 

312 346-1475 

www.chicagoaa.org 

Call for local meetings 

306 

AM 

6:25 

6:28 

6:31 

7:17 

308 

AM 

6:44 

6:47 

6:50 

7:30 

314 

AM 

7:12 

7:15 

7:18 

8:02 


318 

AM 

- 

7:39 

7:42 

8:18 

320 

AM 

7:43 

- 

- 

8:26 

Day by Day Club, AA (Alcoholics 

Anonymous and Al-Anon) 

784 Central Avenue, Highland Park 60035 

847 681-8662 

North shore United Way 

5010 Oakton, Skokie 60077 

847 644-2668 

uwnorthshore@uw-mc.org 

www.uwnorthshore.org 

yo u t h se r v i c e s 

American Youth soccer Organization 

AYSO Region 425 

P.O. Box 575, Winnetka, IL 60093 

877-AYSO-425 (877 297-6425) 

www.playsoccer.org 

boy scouts of America, Northeast 

Illinois Council 

2745 Skokie Valley Road, 

Highland Park 60035-1091 

847 433-1813 

www.neic.org 

boy scouts of Glencoe 

Owen Shapiro 

847 835-5981 

Girl scouts of Greater Chicago & 

NW Indiana 

650 N. Lakeview Parkway, 

Vernon Hills 60061 

847 573-0500 

www.girlscoutsgcnwi.org 

Glencoe baseball Association 

847 835-7264 

President: Michael Brohman 

New Trier hockey Club 

www.newtrierhockey.com 

nthockey@newtrierhockey.com 

President: Dale Atkinson 

Trevian Girls softball Association 

www.trevians.org 

Trevian soccer Club 

www.treviansoccerclub.com 

Glencoe Trevian Youth Football 

847 509-2290 

www.trevianfootball.com 

President: Mark Rice 

Me t r a Sc h e d u l e th i S iS a pa r t i a l S c h e d u l e . co M p l e t e i n f o r M a t i o n iS ava i l a b l e a t w w w .M e t r a r a i l .c o M 

KENOSHA TO CHICAGO - WEEKDAYS-INBOUND DEPARTURE TIMES 

TRAIN NUMBER 

Braeside 

GLENCOE 

Hubbard Woods 

CHICAGO 

KENOSHA TO CHICAGO - WEEKDAYS-INBOUND DEPARTURE TIMES 

TRAIN NUMBER 

Braeside 

GLENCOE 

Hubbard Woods 

CHICAGO 

332 

AM 

9:08 

9:11 

9:14 

9:56 

334 

AM 

9:40 

9:43 

9:46 

10:30 

336 

AM 

10:39 

10:42 

10:45 

11:25 

338 

PM 

12:39 

12:42 

12:45 

1:25 

340 

PM 

1:39 

1:42 

1:45 

2:25 

342 

PM 

2:39 

2:42 

2:45 

3:25 

344 

PM 

3:39 

3:42 

3:45 

4:28 

CHICAGO TO KENOSHA WEEKDAYS-OUTBOUND DEPARTURE TIMES 

TRAIN NUMBER 

CHICAGO 

Hubbard Woods 

GLENCOE 

Braeside 

309 

AM 

6:35 

7:14 

7:18 

7:21 

313 

AM 

7:04 

- 

7:34 

7:37 

315 

AM 

7:25 

8:07 

8:11 

8:15 

317 

AM 

7:52 

8:30 

8:33 

8:36 

319 

AM 

8:35 

9:13 

9:16 

9:19 

321 

AM 

10:35 

11:13 

11:16 

11:19 

323 

PM 

11:35 

12:13 

12:16 

12:19 

CHICAGO TO KENOSHA - WEEKDAYS-OUTBOUND DEPARTURE TIMES 

TRAIN NUMBER 

CHICAGO 

Hubbard Woods 

GLENCOE 

Braeside 

339 

PM 

4:35 

5:11 

- 

5:15 

341 

PM 

5:03 

- 

- 

5:33 

343 

PM 

5:10 

- 

5:46 

- 

345 

PM 

5:15 

5:52 

- 

5:56 

349 

PM 

5:35 

6:07 

6:11 

6:15 

351 

PM 

5:43 

6:21 

6:25 

6:29 

355 

PM 

6:00 

6:42 

6:45 

6:48 

348 

PM 

4:39 

4:42 

4:45 

5:31 

325 

PM 

12:35 

1:13 

1:16 

1:19 

357 

PM 

6:31 

- 

7:03 

- 

350 

PM 

5:26 

- 

- 

6:09 

327 

PM 

1:35 

2:13 

2:16 

2:19 

322 

AM 

- 

7:51 

- 

8:35 

359 

PM 

6:44 

7:22 

7:25 

7:28 

352 

PM 

5:44 

5:47 

5:50 

6:33 

329 

PM 

2:35 

3:14 

3:18 

3:21 

Call for weekend schedules 

324 

AM 

7:57 

8:00 

8:03 

8:41 

356 

PM 

6:41 

6:44 

6:47 

7:27 

333 

PM 

3:32 

4:11 

4:15 

4:18 

361 

PM 

7:35 

8:13 

8:16 

8:19 

328 

AM 

8:17 

8:20 

8:23 

9:05 

358 

PM 

7:39 

7:42 

7:45 

8:25 

335 

PM 

4:13 

- 

4:43 

4:46 

363 

PM 

8:35 

9:13 

9:16 

9:19 

330 

AM 

- 

8:39 

- 

9:15 

Last train 

368 

AM 

12:24 

12:27 

12:30 

1:10 

337 

PM 

4:30 

- 

5:03 

- 

Last train 

301 

AM 

12:35 

1:13 

1:16 

1:19 

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