9, IL, , E0US17, Illinois -- In micropolitan statistical area IL, , US, Elizabeth township, Jo Daviess County, Illinois. Illinois Department of Public Health W. th Place Rolling Meadows Cook. Newport Dr., Ste. Veronica Pitchan. South Elizabeth Avenue, Palatine, IL is a single family home not Come take a look today, the location is unbeatable. Taxes, $5, / year. FOREX MARKET HOURS IN INDIA TIME

Code Day Sun. Cash prizes to the winners of each division. More information to come in the summer catalog! Girls softball leagues are combined with Palatine Youth Softball. Girls Softball Girls will play games along with learning softball fundamentals. This program provides a fun and safe atmosphere to learn the game of softball. For more information regarding the league and registration please contact Mike Azzaretto at x or mazzaretto rmparks. Flag Football League Coming Soon! Football is coming back to Rolling Meadows!

A cooperative flag football league will be starting next Fall with the Hoffman Estates Park District. This league will run from late July to November. Keep an eye out in the Summer brochure for more information! It carries a long standing tradition of over 50 years. Our goal is to provide a safe and fun atmosphere to teach our youth the fundamentals of baseball.

Our league includes boys and girls, ages 7 through Practices and play begin in April and run through July. We strive to teach sportsmanship and fair play at all levels from basics to advanced fundamentals. Come join us for our first annual Capture the Flag Tournament!

Teams will consist of six players. Please register as a team only. If you are an individual looking for a team, please contact Mike Azzaretto at mazzaretto rmparks. Code Day Sat. The tournament will be singles format. If you have any questions please contact Mike Azzaretto at , x Softball Leagues New!

The season will kick off the last week of May and go through July. Divisions may combine depending on enrollment. Code Day Thu. Equipment is age appropriate. Socialization, teamwork, participation, key motor skill development, good sportsmanship and having fun will be a part of each program. Bring a water bottle to class. Call Mike Azzaretto at , x for more information on all of our athletic programs. Try a step-by-step approach to learning baseball. Drills for defense, hitting, base running and throwing will be taught.

Outfield, infield, pitching and catching segments will all be included. These clinics provide a comprehensive baseball experience for boys and girls regardless if they are a beginner, intermediate or advanced player. Each participant is required to bring a glove and water bottle.

Code Time pm pm Day Wed. Fencing class offers students the basic understanding of attack and defense. Students will learn moves and strategies that create a solid foundation for developing their fencing skills. All equipment is provided. Continue to improve your fencing skills through practice of footwork, drilling and bouts. The first hole is by the parking lot at North Salk Park and players continue toward the Nelson Sports Complex across the creek to the sled hill, up along the bike path to the library and back across the creek.

Disc Golf tee boxes and targets are identified just like a golf course. No reservations necessary. Using safe and developmentally appropriate equipment, core components of t-ball are taught through a series of fun games and activities designed to reinforce fundamental skills and incorporate game situations. Remember to bring your glove and a water bottle each day. Archery Camp, Ages Join this camp to learn and master the sport of archery in a safe environment.

Exciting drills and fun games will be implemented in this camp. Participants also will learn about archery history and equipment, archery characters in the movies and comics, Olympic archery and archery folk heroes.

Please bring a water bottle. Recurve bows, blunt tipped arrows and targets will be provided during camp. Open Gym Basketball Must sign in at Front Counter This is a free, drop in open gym time to play basketball with friends. Games will be played each week and coaches will form teams each week. Participants will get equal playing time during games. On the last day, participants will showcase what they have learned in the SportsKids Basketball Tournament.

Kids will dip into sports such as basketball, t-ball, soccer and floor hockey. Each class will incorporate age-appropriate drills and games, within a structured coaching environment. This class will give kids a taste of what it is like to play sports, increase their confidence and keep them active. Code Time pm pm pm Day Thu Thu. Children will learn basic ball handling, passing, shooting and defensive skills. Teamwork and sportsmanship will be emphasized through drills and games in a supervised and safe environment.

Bring your child over right after school for a fun time playing all kinds of sports including, but not limited to, basketball, floor hockey and soccer! We will provide the fun, nurturing environment and sports equipment needed to guide your tot through an introduction to organized sports movement. Blunt tipped arrows, bows, and targets are provided.

Both technique and games will be a part of this class. Code Time am Day Sat. Lil Dribblers,Ages An introduction to basketball, this class offers simple drills to teach players the rules of the game, ball handling, passing and defense. Equipment will be size appropriate to help the success of every participant. We will concentrate on the fundamentals of game play. Remember to bring a glove to each class.

Basic soccer skills such as running, kicking, passing and game play will be covered. Games will be used to incorporate the skills taught during class in a fun and safe environment. Emphasis will be on the basic skills such as dribbling, passing and shooting. Age appropriate drills, games and equipment will be used to help boys and girls learn. Adults will enjoy playing alongside and assisting their youngsters as they get their first taste of soccer. Commitment to Academics Achievement - honoring every athlete that demonstrates scholastic fitness.

RMYC understands developmental youth cheer. Experienced coaches at every level teaching cheer, sportsmanship, and safety, including full participation; all in effort to foster success on and off the mat. The season begins in late July, with competitions starting in September and continuing through November. The objective of the IRCA is to support its member agencies by promoting cheerleading through standardized rules and regulations.

Visit our website for more information www. We practice at Rolling Meadows H. Starting the last week of October, Tuesdays and Thursdays pm and Saturdays ampm. The season runs until early March. We will pick up additional practice days TBD as the season progresses.

The fee includes use of a singlet, two shirts and entrance fees at tournaments for the month of February. Our email is pitbullwrestling live. The contact phone number is Come to practice and check us out. Summer Camp Summer Camp Information pg. The curriculum is fun and will keep your child engaged with nonstop action. Class concentrates on developing coordination, balance, focus, respect and discipline of TKD training.

Kids TKDwill affect your child in powerful ways, providing benefits that will last a lifetime. The program focuses on improving basic motor skills, as well as challenging the student by adding more traditional martial arts training and increasing the level of intensity.

The program consists of a balanced cardiovascular workout, including punching, kicking and blocking skills while using self control and the TKD tradition. Junior TKD will develop their focus, teamwork skills, control, balance, memory, discipline, coordination, confidence and self-esteem.

They will learn to channel their energy in positive ways. Adult TKDwill improve flexibility, balance, strength, endurance and over-all health, while reducing stress and increasing confidence and selfesteem. Children will develop agility, strength and coordination skills through fun and creative activities. Registration remains open as long as space is available. Registration is in person and can only be done at the Community Center.

To register a child for Preschool, Tot Time or PreKindergarten, parents need to bring a birth certificate or passport. Proof of immunization is required at the start of class. All four year old pre-schoolers must be four by September 1. Three year old pre-schoolers must be three on or before their start date.

Pre-K must be five by March 4, All children need to be toilet trained. If there are any questions or to set up a tour, please contact the Early Childhood Recreation Supervisor, Karrie Miletic at , x or kmiletic rmparks. Auto Withdrawal We offer automatic withdrawal to enable parents to make smaller payments on a schedule by using a credit card and signing an auto withdrawal form.

Preschool RM Park District Early Childhood Time am-noon am-noon am-noon am-noon am-noon am-noon am-noon am-noon am-noon Tot Time, Ages Tot time is a great choice for children just beginning a preschool experience or for parents who need more flexibility in scheduling. In this class your child will be involved in a variety of arts and crafts as well as gym and story time, providing opportunities for free play and structured activities.

Participants must be toilet trained. In addition, proof of immunization will be required at the start of school in September All four year olds must be four by September 1, PreKindergarten This Monday through Friday class offers all the readiness activities needed for your older four year old child who is ready for more challenges or for those who miss the September cutoff for kindergarten.

Note: Children must be five by March 4, to qualify for this program. Participants need to bring lunch. Registration is taken at the Community Center Recreation Office. Please register at least one day in advance. A minimum of 3 is required for class to run.

This class will offer play time, finger plays, story time and simple art activities. Diapers will not be changed during class time so make sure your child is in a clean diaper when they arrive for class. This is a great way to get your child ready for preschool.

Join your new friends and old buddies for lunch and an afternoon playtime. Bring a lunch, do a craft, have some gym time, some free play and end the day with a story. Classes will be Mondays through Fridays from pm. Meet at the Community Center. Register for one or more days, in advance, at the Registration Desk. Gradual weaning will occur after the first couple of weeks.

The goal is to have complete separation by the middle of the session. Class time includes introduction to the preschool setting with playtime, stories, crafts and music and movement. Parents will be required to stay in close proximity in case of a diaper change. Parent gradual separation class. In this class children will participate in songs, stories, craft, movement and snack time. Diapers will not be changed so parents must stay in close proximity, if their child is not potty trained.

Children will engage in large motor play through tunnels, balls, parachute play and slides. A perfect blend for quality time with your baby. Children will exercise their developing motor skills as we move to the sounds of music and experiment with rhythm and volume through playing with instruments and props. Come and make new friends and give your little ones the opportunity to have fun with one another. In this class we will have playtime where we can meet new friends.

Participants work together on a craft and learn new songs. This is a great class for your child to get comfortable in a school setting. Each week will be a different adventure for you and your child. This is a great way to get out and burn off some creative energy together. Within each adventure you will make a craft, have story time, enjoy a snack and do some creative movement around the theme for the class.

Sign-up for one or both! A parent needs to be present for each class. Classes will be held in the Preschool Sunny Meadows Playroom. Holiday Kids Day Out is a special program that allows your child to spend a day or days during Spring Break participating at the Community Center from 10 am-2 pm. Children will do crafts, play games and hear stories.

This program is only available to children currently enrolled in the RMPD preschool, Tot Time or prekindergarten programs. If spots are available, children from outside our program may register. Each child needs to bring a lunch. Register for one or more days in advance at the Community Center Registration Desk. Ask for Holiday Kids Day Out. This a great intro to preschool class.

The Zumbini program is where the science of child development meets the magic of Zumba. This class features cool Zumba music packed with world rhythms and catchy, kid-friendly tunes created just for this program. Price includes one parent and one child. Our Early Childhood programming will follow District 15 closing procedures for inclement weather. For specific program and event cancellations, visit rmparks.

Mondays, pm Put on your imagination caps on and join us for a reading safari. Each week we will focus on a book and build letter and phonics skills. A perfect class to hitch on to am preschool or Gr. Your child should bring a lunch and drink to each class.

Mondays, pm Join us for this new class where books will come to life through cooking. Children will learn basic cooking terms and table manners as well. Please inform the teacher of any allergies prior to class. Tuesdays, pm Keep your kindergartner at the top of their class. Drop off at preschool Room 1 after their kindergarten day- we will eat lunch together and then get the brain juices flowing.

This class is taught by a certified teacher, who works in conjunction with the Illinois Learning Standards. You child should bring a lunch and drink to each class. Lunch first, brain power boost after. Preschool Dance Lunch Bunch, Ages Mondays, noon-1 pm, without parent Bring a lunch, hitch on to our preschool program and do a little dance in our dance studio. Send your child to preschool with a sack lunch and their dance attire. Preschoolers will eat first from pm, then pm will learn technique and fun dances.

Attire: leotard, pink tights under their school clothes plus bring pink ballet and tap shoes. Please send your child with a drink and lunch each class. Children will get a kick out of what goes on behind the scenes.

Fridays, am-noon Your child will explore the Alphabet through books, crafts, songs and other hands on activities plus some playtime too. Grab your friends and your imaginations and explore. Your child should bring a lunch and drink each class.

The children will eat the last 15 minutes of class. We will start off with donut holes and discuss art, do a craft and build in a little playtime too. Activities include drawing, sand art, still life, 3-D paper art and more. Tuesdays, am This program is similar to Kids Day Out, but in the morning.

The class will meet in the Tot Activity Room where the children will enjoy a combination of hands on fun with crafts and playdough plus plenty of play time with friend. Please bring a peanut free snack to each class. Using a personal trainer is a great way for people who want an excellent workout and learn new techniques. To schedule an appointment, please contact Tim Carter at , x or tcarter rmparks. Admittance by membership pass only.

Junior High students may be included in a family membership but must attend a one-time orientation. This can be done sitting and in a wheelchair. Learn how to use lightweight, maraca-like Toning Sticks to enhance rhythm and tone all the target zones, including arms, abs and thighs. Zumba Toning is the perfect way to sculpt your body naturally while having a total blast.

This class incorporates functional, traditional and pilates based exercises. Stability Ball required. Working with a personal trainer is an excellent way to get in shape. To schedule an appointment call , x or tcarter rmparks. Each class will consist of an efficient and challenging workout. This class you can see fast results. Participants will strength train using weights, elastic tubing and other equipment. Learn technique and correct form.

Do you want to do something that will impact your future health in a positive way? Yoga is for everyone, come try our class. Bring your own yoga mat. If so, then come and join the Salt Creek Fit Club. All fitness levels are accepted and encouraged to come and try it out. We do it all.

Price includes 1 parent and 1 child. Chair yoga allows you to enjoy the benefits of yoga, increased flexibility, balance, strength, overall health and relaxation, without having to sit on the floor. These exercises are gentle and can be done by almost anyone. Optional standing poses using the chair for balance and stability will be offered. Yoga is exercise, but without pressure, without competition and without judgment. You will learn to listen to your body and let your body be your guide.

Sessions are held on days off of school and holiday weeks. New skaters and current Hockey Tot skaters only please! Instructors will be present to assist new skaters. NOTE: G. T dates may be cancelled for low enrollment. In order to ensure that there is goalie equipment for all participants, you must pre-register one week in advance by calling , x or by emailing Patti at wmregistration rmparks.

This format allows the beginner skater to have more success while enjoying the first experience in a game setting. Scoring is not kept to decrease the competitiveness of the games and keep the emphasis on learning and having fun. During games, positions are not followed, allowing for a free flowing game that is easier for kids to enjoy and better for their skill development.

All games and teams are divided by talent level and not by age. Full equipment required for Pre-Mites. Equipment needed: Helmet with face mask, elbow pads, shin guards, hockey gloves, hockey skates and stick. Rental equipment bags available. Inquire at West Meadows. Hockey Tot Transition Class is the perfect thing. Join a class at the mid-way point at a pro-rated fee. Check class days and times under the Hockey Tot section.

Starts the week of February 2 for Winter session. Starts the week of April 13 for Spring session. First time skaters will learn: the proper way to fall, marching while standing and moving, swizzles, push and glide and two foot glide. Basic hockey activities such as playing with pucks and shooting will be incorporated into the end of each class, when skaters are balanced and confident enough to do so. No experience is needed. Skates, helmets and sticks are available for use in class at the ice arena.

Classes are 30 minutes. Class covers all the basic skating techniques used in the game of hockey, along with an introduction to puck-handling, passing and shooting, all in a fun and educational atmosphere. This class is intended to give kids the basic intro to the sport of ice hockey so they may continue their education of the game for years to come.

Classes are 45 minutes. Our program is designed to give all kids a fair and equal opportunity to play ice hockey. This will be accomplished by placing an emphasis on learning individual skills, team concepts, sportsmanship and fun without the pressures of winning. Players will be divided into 2 teams each day. All sessions are no-check with a minimum age of 18 years. All sessions at the West Meadows Ice Arena. Time: am Mon. The league is designed to provide participants with a fun, competitive atmosphere.

Registration is taken on a team or an individual basis. Each team is guaranteed 20 games including at least one playoff game. Days and times of games are on a random schedule. The season will consist of pre-season games, regular season games and playoffs. All skaters must be evaluated in their age appropriate category.

Squirt-Bantam levels attend evaluations depending on their registration number odd or even. Your registration number will be e-mailed to you once we have processed your registration. Goalies should attend all evaluation ice times for their age category.

Freestyle Practice Ice In addition to the full schedule of group classes, the Ice Arena also provides daily freestyle ice sessions for practice and private lessons. This is the time when skaters can work individually on their jumps, spins and other maneuvers, rehearse competitive programs or work with their private coaches.

These sessions typically begin at 6 am each weekday, ending some days at 6 pm. These ice slots may be paid for with Hourly or Half Hour Punch cards which gives a discounted amount per slot or on a walk on basis if space is available. Children from the age of three 3 to adults will be competing in solo, compulsories, music interpretation and synchronized skating.

Chicago Jazz Synchronized Skating teams will also be doing exhibitions highlighting their competitive programs for the new year. To enter, contact the Nelson Sports Complex office at Spectators welcome, admission is free. Registration will take place Nov.

Classes for beginners through advanced skaters are offered. All instructors are qualified professionals trained in I. I and U. Figure Skating techniques. Skaters Freeskate 1 and above are required to be a member of the U. Figure Skating Basic Skills Program. For information or questions contact the Ice Arena Office, or find info at rmskating. All Learn to Skate classes-Beginners through Freeskate 1 are 30 minutes of instruction with an additional 15 minutes practice time included.

Freeskate 2 and above will receive a free punch card for half hour practices for the number of weeks they are in class. If the class session is 8 weeks long, they will get eight half hour practice sessions. The punch card is to be used on our freestyle ice times and must be used within the session.

Additional practice time can be purchased. For normal advancement, skaters in Tots through Freeskate 1 should be skating at least twice per week. Skaters in Freeskate 2 and above should be skating at least three times per week. Multiple classes of the same level may be taken on different days. The outdoor skating season may run from December 15 through February 15 depending on how cold the winter is. There will be an area for open hockey play as well as for general ice skating.

This is an unsupervised, use your own equipment, rink. Skating hours are 8 am to 8 pm, Sunday through Thursday and 8 am to 10 pm, Friday and Saturday. What is needed in order to make ice? The outdoor ice rink will be maintained until temperatures rise high enough for the ice to thaw.

Work on the outdoor ice stops after February 15 once temperatures are forecasted to stay at a level where the ice cannot be maintained. What is needed to maintain the ice? The skating rink will be cleaned and resurfaced as weather permits and schedule permits. In the event of inclement weather heavy snow or a combined temperature and wind chill of 20 degrees below zero the outdoor rink will be closed. After a snowfall and once all park district parking lots and sidewalks have been cleared the parks crew will clear the ice for skating.

Winter Registration Starts January Spring Registration Starts April 6. Due to the Nelson Sports Complex renovation, the Spring schedule will be available at rmparks. No Classes Mon. The Memorial Day classes may be made up at any other time your class is offered. The renovation project will allow the District to completely rehabilitate the mechanical systems in the building, which was built in Additional improvements will include the replacement of facility windows, boilers and parking lot for overall energy efficiency and ADA accessibility compliance.

The renovation is anticipated to begin in Spring of Contact Bob Veller at chfs. Contact: Dave Mugavaro at goallinetraining yahoo. Call for hours of operation. This special night provides fun for all ages looking to skate the night away. For more information about Chicago Jazz or becoming a member, contact Mike Nardella at Birthday Parties, Private Parties and Rentals Plan your next party or group outing at the coolest place in town! This is the perfect venue for any birthday party, group or private outing, field trip, or fundraiser.

Or rent the ice all for yourself and your friends by scheduling a private party. All food is cooked to order and delivered to your party hot and fresh off the grill. For more information contact Jacob Kaplan at or jkaplan rmparks. Margaret will teach you the basic techniques of piecing, patching and quilting. Bring a self-fitting thimble. Materials are not included. No experience necessary. Piecing and quilting done by hand and machine bring your own. Hicks Road, Palatine.

Do you enjoy sharing with others the good vibe that music brings? Then come and join Allegro Adult Choir. We are a friendly, informal choir; no audition is necessary. We welcome experienced singers, as well as singers with limited choral experience. Allegro performs a wide variety of music from classical to Hollywood and Broadway show tunes, with a little Ballads, Blues, Jazz and Pop thrown in for good measure.

Solo and small group opportunities may encourage your musical growth. Friday, May 1 at 7 pm. Beginning drawing will help you develop your personal drawing skills and expand your spatial awareness. Learn about different drawing styles and techniques such as: contour line, shading, still life, perspective and portraits.

Mambo, merengue and quick step will be introduced. Rolling Meadows Golden Years Council has been providing service, support and fun activities to all active adults in the Northwest Suburban area for over 30 years. The Rolling Meadows Park District is dedicated to the idea that leisure is an important component of life. A large variety of programs and outings are designed for but not limited to adults 50 years and better.

Call or stop in to the Community Center to register for the offerings that interests you. Hope to see you soon! Check us out on the web at rmparks. All you need is a needle and scissors, we have the thread and fabric! Needle Crafts We sit, we knit, we crochet, we stitch, we chat, we laugh and meet fellow sewing enthusiasts in the area. Fiber artists of all skill levels are invited for a cup of tea and friendly conversation. Woodshop We are a local club that meets Monday through Saturday, 9 am to noon.

The club is dedicated to increasing the enjoyment of woodworking. Woodworkers of all skill levels are welcome. Our club provides a forum through which members can express, share and promote a common interest in woodworking. Guests are invited to stop by one of our general meetings and see what we are all about. Hope to see you there soon. Sew For Charity Use your sewing skills to help local charities, like nursing homes, hospitals, the troops, veterans, animal shelters and more by joining our Sew For Charity group.

Hand sewn items, no experience necessary. This group meets on Thursdays from 9 am-noon, weekly. A great place to meet new people or to share a day with your friends. Dates 2nd and 4th Friday of every month Time: pm Loc. Join our group for this enjoyable game and meet new friends. A portion of the sale will go directly to GYC. Please visit the Senior Center office to pick up your flyer.

Classes are taught by trained, State of Illinois approved instructors. See the session dates to register for one of the classes. Register at the Senior Center Office or call For more information call, Pre-registration is required for these classes. Movies are free. Events Spectacular Productions of Miniature Proportions Puppeteers performing in the Kungsholm tradition, perform from over 30 operas, through elegant puppets for your enjoyment.

Advanced reservations required www. This is a drop-in activity. The New Shanghai Circus beautifully presents Chinese circus acts dating back to harvest festivals of 2, years ago. The modern-day performances are enhanced by fabulous choreography, amazing lighting, enchanting scenery and powerful music.

We will have dinner at a local restaurant before the performance. Dinner is at your own expense. Fee includes transportation and ticket. Stop by the Senior Center office for a complete catalog of activities and for a copy of our monthly Golden Nuggets newsletter or visit our website at rmparks. The trauma sends Tommy into a nearly catatonic state, becoming deaf, dumb, and blind.

His only form of communication becomes pinball and his wizardry with the flippers propels him into the national spotlight. Be a part of the greatest rock opera ever written. Lunch will be on your own at a local restaurant. This is authentic Chicago pizza.

Their specialties include a Polish Pizza as well as an Italian Beef pizza. Trip includes pizza and transportation. Trip deadline is January Join us on a tour of Eataly Chicago. The tour will take you through all of Eataly Chicago, while your guide tells you all about our housemade mozzarella, fresh pasta, the process in which we make our pizza, Vino Libero, our gelato counter, and so much more.

After your tour experience, you will be given ample time to dine and shop on your own. There are many places to dine at Eataly Chicago, enough to satisfy any taste bud. Our tour will begin at 2 pm and we will be dining after. Fee includes the tour and transportation.

Lunch is included. At the time of this publication, the menu has not been released. Please check back with the Senior Office for a final menu selection. Fee includes lunch, ticket and transportation. Your tour seamlessly blends the rich history of Miller Brewing Co. Get up-close views of our packaging center, shipping and distribution warehouse, brewhouse and one-of-a-kind historic Miller Caves where you will have the opportunity to meet Fredrick Miller himself!

After our tour we will have a late lunch at a local pub restaurant. Lunch will be at your own expense. Trip includes tour and transportation. Learn in our dairy activity center. Absorb the farming lifestyle at one of our modern working dairy farms while riding in our cow bus.

The menu offers many great lunch meals. After lunch, step inside the modern pig farm and learn about pig farming in the most unique and transparent way. Lunch is at your own expense at the farm. Fee includes transportation and tours. In a small town in the English countryside, Billy discovers a passion for dance that inspires his family and his whole community, and changes his life forever.

The musical phenomenon is set to an explosive hit score by Elton John. Fee includes lunch, transportation and ticket. This is the trip for you! We will be visiting the Fashion Outlet Mall in Rosemont. We will drop you off and you will get to experience the joy of the mall. Feel free to shop and eat lunch at one of the many restaurants. Fee includes transportation only. There are a variety of games to play such as bingo, poker, slots and a variety of table games.

Lunch and gambling will be at your own expense. We all love chicken from White Fence Farm. Sing along to her many songs, laugh at her comedic routine and eat the delicious chicken, corn fritters and kidney bean salad. Fee includes lunch, show and transportation. What distinguished Shirley Temple from every other Hollywood star of the period — and everyone since — was how brilliantly she shone.

Amid the deprivation and despair of the Great Depression, Shirley Temple radiated optimism and plucky good cheer that lifted the spirits of millions and shaped their collective character for generations to come. Jenny Riddle brings books to life in her unique one-woman shows based on current, best-selling books. For more than 10 years, she has been enthralling audiences with highly analytic, often inspired interpretations of first-person genres in which she becomes the characters telling their real-life stories.

The chefs and owners of the Cotillion have created a beautiful menu consisting of a house special salad, fettucini Napolitana with sliced grilled chicken in marinara sauce, an assortment of baked breadsticks, coffee or tea and cappuccino ice cream for dessert. Tickets are not sold at the door. Cash bar. The Cotillion is located at S. Doors open at 11 am. Lunch is served at noon. This is a contracted event and non-refundable.

Please notify the Park District of any food restrictions when you register, not the day of the event. A supervisor is on duty at all times during rental. Take a virtual tour of some of our facilities at rmparks. Park Central offers kitchen space, a cocktail bar, a dance floor and an exquisite courtyard that features floral accents along with a fountain during the warmer seasons.

This hall provides space up to guests. For reservations or questions contact Jade Yactor at , x or jyactor rmparks. The room is complemented by dramatic features of a high ceiling, open view of the park and features a hearth fireplace. Lawson, Gen. Grace Darling MacKnight, 10 willow St. Charles Macknight, E. Herbert A. Mackoff, 1st Ave. Victor Mackowski, Grant St. Arleen Mackro, 35th St. Adam Mackura, Hulda Ave. Robert B. MacLachlan, 3d Ave. Edna Sara MacLatchie, N. James Harold MacLaughlan, Sr.

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Mader, E. Franklin St. William Clement Mader, Cedar St. Maria Madey Lissay, Salem St. Hazel Irene Madigan, S. Louis, Mo. Terry Louise Madigan, 6th Ave. John J. Madigan, Park Ave. Betty J. Madigan, Budlong St. Ella Madison Duchene, Rt. Oscar R. Madison, 5th Ave. Harrison Madison, E. Main St. Jack Douglas Madison, Moultrie, Ga. Ralph S. Madison, 39 Central St. Madole, N. Frances Madonia, McArthur Blvd. Jennie Madonia, Imperial Ave.

Lawrence Madosh, Hughitt Ave. Agripina Espinoza Madrin, S. San Gengonio, Banning, Calif. Trinidad V. Madrid, Box , Jerome, Ariz. Manual B. Madrid, Savoy St. Jose Angel Madrid, Upson Ave. Jennie Marie Madsen, Market St. Arthur T. Madsen, Gen. John Peter Madsen, Sr.

Bedelia Faatz Madsen, E. John Madsen, Marion Ave. Hans Madsen, Box , Ripon, Calif. Otto Christian Madsen, 2nd Ave. Mae Lester Hustead, N. Drew St. Duane H. Vesgaard, Alta, Iowa. Michael Medvay, Drake Ave. Albert H. Samuel Maenza, 31st St. Julia Morales Maestro, 5 Rizal St. Umberto Maffei, Olivet Rd. Adeline M. Butler, Ridenbaugh St. Parents, Mrs. Joyce Alice Magalotti, No. Edmond O. Magargal, N. George Magas, Labelle Ave. Raymond E. Magaurn, West Fifth Ave.

Levia Monaco, Elm St. Steve Magdics, Sr. Thomas f. Magee, Steuben St. Francis Joseph Magee, Hull Ave. Nellie Blanchie Magee, Buttitt Ave. Norman A. Magee, N. Broadway, Lindenhurst, NY. Grandmother, Mrs. Arbella Magee, Rt. Raymond Crawford Magee, 26 S. Mackey St. Alice C. Magehan, W.

Lawrence Ave. Brother, Mr. Louis Magenheim, 45 E. Lois Mager, Olivant St. Sister-in-law, Mrs. Hazel Magett, Rt. Daniel Willard Maggard, Sr. Willie Maggard, Rt. Box A, Powderly, Tex. Mario Maggi, 77th St. Joseph Maggio, Pacific Ave. Jeannette Maggio, Prescott Dr.

Joseph Maggiolo, Magenta St. Florence Vivian Maghan, Larch St. William F. Magie, W. Lillian M. Allard, Carpenter St. Samuel J. Magill, Pearl St. Charles Magliaro, Adams St. Sister, Julia Ditri, 46 Madison St. Albert Magnan, Sr. Edward C. Magnan, 25 Irving St. George Charles Magnan, W. Willard St. Joseph Mitchell Magner, 20 Holton Pl. James Magner 49th Ave. Mary Magnus, W. Mildred Lorraine Magnuson, No.

Spaulding Ave. Carl R. Magnuson, 12th Ave. Oscar Magnuson, Chicago City, Minn. Benjamin Curtis Magnusson, W. Platte Ave. Anna E. Magoon, Conant St. Leo A. Magrath, McCook, Nebr. Fredrick H. Magray, W. Meneral St. Wife, Anne Anderson Maguire, Lt. New address: Naval Hospital, St. Ada B. Maguire, 21st St. Agnes Maguire, 31 Franklin Ave. Catherine Maguire, 49 Sharon Ave. John Maguire, 9 Cedar Ave. Margaret J. Maguire, 13 Rackliff St. Dorothy Maguire, 22d Ave. Philip J.

Maguire, 31 Prospect St. William Charles Maguire, Sr. Louis Magyarm, 36 Rosedale St. Lillian J. Mahaffee, Wertz Ave. Anna Marie Mathews, Sansom St. Ora Mahaffey, Sr. Later address: E. Cleveland Ave. William L. Mahaffey, Sr. Barbara Mahalena, Girardin St. Steven Mahalick, 32 Platt Ave. Charles Ross Mahan, Sr. John Jay Mahan, St. James Mahan, Gen. Naomi Mahan, Cleveland Rd. Michael T. Mahan, 81 Greenough St. Maude C. Lawrence D.

Mahan, Sr. Joseph Mahan, Chestnut St. John O. Mahaney, Gainesboro, Tenn. Fosterparents, Mr. John Frank Mahaney, E. Mahannah, Santa Fe, Augusta, Kans. Wilson Mahar, 34 Jordan St. Alice Evelyn Mahedy, Saratoga Ave. William C. Maher, Magazine St. James Joseph Maher, 29th St. Francis Xavier Maher, Sr. Delia Marie Maher, 31 Cave St. Della Aquino Maher, 77 Everit Ave.

James J. Maher, N. Ninth St. Maher, Varysburg, NY. Mary Patricia Maher, 3d Ave. Rose Maher, York Ave. Thomas Francis Maher, S. Joseph Maher, 72 Pearsall Ave. Frank M. Maher, E. Maher, Sr. William Joseph Maher, Sr.

Step sister-in-law: Mrs. Rose Kupinski, Rt. Mahin, Rt. Helen Mary Mahneck, 17th St. Lila Mahnen, Hayes St. Betty Josephine Mahon, Malbas St. Rush Mahon, Ragland, WVa. Arthur Mahone, W. Earl Ave. Guy C. Mahoney, 17 Stewart Ave. Catherine Mahoney, So. Thomas Mahoney, Sr. Margaret Mahoney, 7th Ave. John Joseph Mahoney, Sr. Anna J. Mahoney, N. Elwood St. Helen Veronica Coltrell, Quintara St. Lillian Mary Mahoney, Glenwood St.

Jerry Mahoney, West End Ave. Anna Dobran Mahoney, Jackson St. Nitzbert, Catherine St. Daniel W. Mahoney, Watt St. Kathryn Elizabeth Mahoney, Bellevue Ave. John Mahoney, 5th Ave. William E. Mahoney, Lineville, Iowa. Frances Mahoney, 18 Faulkner St. Daniel Mahoney, 12 Kingsley Ave.

William Mai, E. Ninalorene Maiden, D-3 Winant St. Later address: Fresno, California. Lewis Dick Maiden, Evergreen St. Theresa Annis, N. Pine Ave. Edward Gotlieb Maier, Maple St. Arthur Maier, Arthur Ave. Kenneth A. Maier, La Tierra St. Lovella May Mater, Rt. Robert F. Maier, Sr. And Mrs. Gottfried Maier, Rt. Arline May Maier, Mariposa Ave.

Maierhofer, Christie St. Maiers, Hatfield St. William Mailer, Rt. Anthony Maillette, Oak, Essexville, Mich. Mailloux, 1 Beacon Ave. Frances Springfield, 16 E. Hazel M. Gorman, Box McCourtney Rd. Guardian, Mrs. King, Astor St. James Maine, So. Oakley Ave. Nazerine Floy Mainer, S. College St. Adfur E. Maines, Delaware Rd. Graden Maines, Sr. Rufus A. Maines, Irvington Ave. Hugh Mainey, Route No.

Dorothy S. Maingault, Lucy St. Wilbur R. Mains, William St. Carl Mains, G S. Saginaw St. Max Mainwold, Putnam St. Ethel M. Mainzer, Scott St. Pat Anthony Maioran, Sr. Richard Maiorana, Knickerbocker Ave. Thomas R. Maiorano, W. Madison Ave. Concetta Maiorano, 32 Deer St. Della ruth Mairs, Box , Marion, Va. Edna Maitland Seward, Farmer St. Albert Edward Maitre, Parent Ave. Matthew Majcher, 61 Garden St. Victoria Nellie Majcher, 30th St. Charles Majchrowicz, W.

Thomas St. Boleslaw Majchrowski, Seymour Ave. Mary E. Majercak, So. Andrew J. Majerko, 18th Ave. Charles Albert Majerus, 6th St. August C. Majeske, Evans Ave. Herbert Stanley Majesky, Chestnut St. Arline Majewicz, 60 Putnam St. Josephine Majewski, Hoine Ave. Peter S. Majewski, Emerald Ave. Joseph Majka, Lincoln Av. Margaret Roper Major, Stuart Ave. Earline Goff Majors, Abernathy St. Adeline Clougherty Majuri. Tony Makarek, Althen Ave. Bernice Maker, McCandless Blvd.

Charles Makin, 70 Sweetman Ave. George James Makin, Belair Rd. Dorothy Marie Maklebust, Iowa St. Andrew Makohon, Park Pl. Adolph Makowski, North 10th Ave. Joseph Anthony Makowski, E. Superior St. Antonios Makris, 52 Suffolk St.

Ira Bertram Malaby, Sr. Catherine Koscemeka, S. Chipman St. Charles P. Malafa, S. Coshocton, Ohio. Agnes Malak, Huston St. Pearl Esther Malakowsky, Mound, Minn. Romas J. Malalepszy, S. Chase Av. Rosalie Malanowski, S. Chester St. Martha Malarkey, Wallace Ave. Frank Malatesta, 29 Hancock St. Roland Wilfred Malboeuf, 21 Palmieri Ave. Lizzie L. Malcolm, Georgia Ave. William Thomas Malcolm, W. Mary Jean Malcolm, Howard St. Angelina Bojorquez Maldonado, So. Winnie Maldonado, 2d St. Virginia Natal Maldonado, Gold St.

Solomon Maldonado, E. Ceila U. Malear, Congress St. Anna Kolodziejczak, 16 Whitcomb St. George Malek, Box 93, Burgettstown, Tex. Vincent Malek, Leona Ave. John Malek, W. Belmont Ave. Helen Maleshefski, Newport St. William Maley, Lombard St. Victor Malfante, Rt.

Antonio Salvatore Malfeo, 1st St. Staples, Minn. Mary Malicki, 43d St. Charlie N. Malicoat, Rt. Joseph Malikowski, 75 Springfield St. Stanley Malinowski, Crawley, Muskegon, Mich. Stanley J. Malinowski, Calvert St. Albert Malinowski, Howard St. Frank A. Malinowsky, P. Box , Uncasville, Conn. Frank John Maliszewski, 32 Whinfield St. William Malizewski, Henry St. Martin Malko, W. Bertha Louise Malkowitz, Vanderbilt Ave. Mallams, Market St.

Sister, Pearl Mallan, No. Hamlinon Ave. Nathan Mallard, Plantersville, Tex. Noah A. Mallard, West Enterprise, Miss. Placida D. Francis Joseph Mallen, 44th St. Betty Louise Mallett, 5th St. Harley H. Mallett, Dunbar, WVa. Pansye Griffing Mallette, N. Floyd M. Mallette, Dokota St. Gloria Malley, No. Harry V. Mallinson, N. Harrington St. Leslie Malloch, Western Ave. Eva Von Laven, So.

Lavergne Ave. Hazel Mallory, Lelia St. Dorothy Corinne Mallory, Mecca Rd. Mallory, Route 1, Meansville, Ga. William Lonza Mallory, Beach Ave. Bonny B. Mallory, Box , Elkton, Ky. Charles Carl Mallow, 35 Gold St. Mary French, N. Ambrose Malloy, Rt. Lydia S. Jennings, N. Grace Marie Malloy, 30 W. Edward J. Malloy, Garfield Ave. Bernard F. Malloy, S. Fritz Edward Malm, Hyannis, Nebr. Paul R. Maimborg, Van Buren St. George Malnar, Sawyerville, Ill.

Rudolph F. Malnar, W. Hill St.

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