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Pet of the Week8
Police Reports 14
Editorial 23
Puzzles 26
Faith 28
Dining Out 31
Home of the Week 32
Athlete of the Week 35
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FRIDAY
A Voice from the
Holocaust: Reflections
from a Survivor
1 p.m. Friday, Dec.
14, Glenview Public Library,
1930 Glenview
Road. Gdalina Novitsky,
Holocaust survivor and
member of the Illinois
Holocaust Museum &
Education Center’s Speakers’
Bureau, recounts
her family’s experiences
in the former Soviet
Union both during and
after the Holocaust.
Please register online,
call 847-729-7500
x7600 or visit Reader
Services.
SATURDAY
Breakfast with Santa
9 a.m. and 11:30 a.m.,
Saturday, Dec. 15, and
Sunday, Dec. 16, at The
Café at Glenview Park
Golf Club, 800 Shermer
Road. Santa Claus is stopping
by to enjoy breakfast
with you and your family!
The child-friendly buffet
includes scrambled
eggs, sausage, bacon,
French toast, bagels, pastries,
coffee, milk and assorted
juices. Back again
this year is a carving
station, side dishes, and
dessert table. $27.95
per adult, $14.95 per
child 13 and under
(plus tax & gratuity).
Children under 2 years
free. Space is limited.
Call The Cafe at 847-
657-3200 to make your
reservation.
Petite Dance Recital
10 a.m. and 12 p.m.,
Saturday, Dec. 15, at Park
Center, 2400 Chestnut Ave.
Come and see members of
our Petite Dance Program,
ages 3-6, shine as they take
the stage in The Wonderful
World of Dance! This
dance recital will also feature
guest performances by
Center Studio Dance
Company and Tap
Over 50 class, Love To
Dance. Tickets are $5
and can be purchased
at the door the day of the
show.
SUNDAY
Sing in the Season with
the Irish Heritage Singers
2 p.m. Sunday, Dec.
16, Glenview Public Library,
1930 Glenview
Road. Sharing Ireland’s
rich musical heritage
is this group’s passion.
This 30+ all-ages choral
group embraces the
spirit of the season with
a sparkling repertoire of
traditional and contemporary
Irish songs, including
favorite sing-alongs
and a selection of Irish
Christmas carols. Please
register online, call 847-
729-7500 x7600 or visit
Reader Services.
TUESDAY
GlenVIEWINGS Film
Series: Holiday Inn
6:30 p.m. Tuesday,
Dec. 18, Glenview Public
Library, 1930 Glenview
Road. At an inn
which is only open on
holidays, a crooner and a
hoofer vie for the affections
of a beautiful upand-coming
performer
in this 1942 classic.
Just drop in. Not rated.
Run time: 100 minutes.
UPCOMING
Holiday Figure Skating
Exhibition
5-7:50 p.m., Friday,
Dec. 21, at Glenview Ice
Center, 1851 Landwehr
Road. The Glenview
Ice Center kicks
off the 2018 Winter
Carnival with a free
Holiday Figure Skating
Exhibition! Watch soloists,
synchronized skating
teams and Glenview Skate
School skaters showcase
their talents.
18th Annual Winter
Carnival
Friday, Dec. 21, through
Jan. 6 at Glenview Ice
Center, 1851 Landwehr
Road. The Glenview Ice
Center’s 18th annual
Winter Carnival takes
place during winter break
from school. With special
events, activities and
loads of public skating
sessions, it’s fun for
the entire family! For a
full schedule, visit
glenviewicecenter.org.
Admission to extended
public skating sessions
is $8, or use your
season pass. Skate rental
is $4.
ONGOING
City Kid Theatre Winter
Camps/Classes
“Drop-off” winter
camps (half/full-day Dec.
26-28/Jan. 2-4), ages
3-12 ($25/$45). Winter
classes begin Jan. 7, ages
3-12. Acting, Pre-K dropoff
and improv classes.
For more information on
events, classes or themed
birthday parties, go to
citykidtheatre.com or call
847-529-2324.
Historic Wagner Farm
Winter Sales
10 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday-
Friday and 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday,
through Dec. 23, at Historic
Wagner Farm, 1510
Wagner Road. Dress up
your home and yard for
the season with Wagner
Farm’s beautiful selection
of fresh-cut holiday trees
and wreaths. All sales help
to support the animals on
the farm. Wagon rides
for $1 on Saturdays from
10 a.m.-12 p.m. Rides
are subject to change.
Call ahead for availability.
For more information,
call 847-724-5670.
The Grove Holiday Store
10 a.m.-5 p.m., every
Thursday-Sunday through
Dec. 23, at The Grove,
1421 Milwaukee Ave. Escape
the mall and find the
holiday spirit at The Grove.
Discover unique gift items
for all those special people
on your list. Shop for
personalized ornaments,
home accessories, gifts
and crafts. Free admission.
For more information,
call 847-299-6096.
Salvation Army Angel Tree
Through Friday, Dec.
14, at Glenview Ice Center,
1851 Landwehr Road.
Pick up a tag from the Salvation
Army’s Angel Tree,
located in the lobby of the
Glenview Ice Center, and
purchase holiday gifts for
a child in need. Purchased
gifts must be brought to
the ice center by Dec. 14.
For more information call
847-724-2800 or visit
glenviewicecenter.org.
Holiday Figure Skating
Exhibition Registration
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The Glenview Ice Center
at 1851 Landwehr
kicks off the 2018 Winter
Carnival with a free Holiday
Figure Skating Exhibition
on Friday, Dec. 21,
beginning at 5 p.m. Watch
soloists, synchronized
skating teams and Glenview
Skate School skaters
showcase their talents.
Glenview Skate School
skaters who want participate
must register at
the Ice Center front office
by Dec. 13 at 7 p.m.
Participation fee is $5.
Bicycle Donation
Glenview Cycle is collecting
bicycles in any condition
for Working Bikes.
Push, pull it or drag them
to Glenview Cycle 1011
Harlem Ave. Many of the
bikes will be shipped to a
3rd world country. You
will receive a donation
letter for your bike.
Friday Night Meltdowns
8:15-10:15 p.m., every
Friday at Glenview Ice
Center, 1851 Landwehr
Road. Join us for an awesome
skate and dance party!
A DJ plays today’s hits
and disco lighting shines
on the ice throughout the
night. Admission: $8 per
person, or use your season
skating pass! Bring your
own skates or rent a pair
for the evening. Rental
skates are $4 per pair. For
more information, visit
www.glenviewparks.org
or call 847-724-2800.