GARAGE SALE - Bensenville Fire Protection District #2

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JULY/AUGUST 2015
GARAGE SALE
VILLAGE OF BENSENVILLE
BRIDGEWAY OF BENSENVILLE
Everyone’s favorite free, family summer
concert series, Music in the Park has
something for all musical tastes. We’ve
added even more fun to this year’s
event with special soloist performances
beginning at 5:30 pm followed by our
feature acts starting at 7:30 pm.
Favorite Bensenville restaurants will sell dinner and
dessert items, so families can have dinner in the
park prior to the concert. Early in the evening, there will be
free carriage rides, face paintings, and an artist
drawing caricatures for kids of all ages. Each concert night will also include
a Classic Car Night. There is always a 50/50 split the pot raffle that
benefits our local food pantry and service organizations.
The French Market runs from 4:30
pm until 8:30 pm. Please make sure
to support this new feature of the
Music in the Park experience and
encourage healthy lifestyles here
in Bensenville.
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Wednesdays from 7:30 to 9:30pm
JULY 8 | ROCK STAR RODEO | Top 40 Country Music
JULY 15 | 97NINE WITH MENTOR BAND | Classic Rock/Music from WLUP
JULY 22 | 7TH HEAVEN | Chicagoland’s #1 Festival Band
JULY 29 | SONIC 7 | Female Fronted Classic Rock Hits
AUGUST 5 | HELLO WEEKEND | Top 40/Dance
AUGUST 12 | ELIMINATOR | ZZ Top Tribute | MOTORCYCLE NIGHT!
AUGUST 19 | BREAKFAST CLUB | Top 80’s Hits | FENTON ALUMNI NIGHT!
AUGUST 26 | AMERICAN ENGLISH | The Complete Beatles Tribute
SATURDAY, JULY 18 | 9 AM TO 3 PM
The 100+ apartment community
combined all its treasures for a one
day garage sale! You will find lots of
furniture, household, miscellaneous
items, antiques and collectables.
303 East Washington Street next to
Sunset Park.
JULY 4TH PARADE &
LIBERTYFEST 2015
The July 4th Parade begins at
10am at 12 South Center Street in
Downtown Bensenville, travels east
on Green Street continues
south on York Road,
and then east on
Jefferson Street
finishing at Redmond
Recreation Complex.
Following the parade,
come out to Redmond
Park for games, events,
live music featuring
Heartache Tonight
(7:30pm) and food.
LibertyFest is featuring
Taste of Towns with some of the best
menu offerings from the area being
served all day long. Firework display
begins at 9:30pm. For more information, call 630.766.8888 or visit www.
bensenville.il.us.
IN THIS ISSUE
Village of Bensenville
p 1-3
Bensenville Community Public Library p 4-6
Fenton Community High School
p 7-9
Bensenville Park District
p 10-11
Elementary School District 2
p 12-13
Fire Department
p 14
Community Events
p 15-16
The statements and opinions expressed in this
newsletter do not reflect the views, opinions,
thoughts or beliefs of each member organization.
The member organizations are not responsible
for opinions or statements made individually or
by other organizations. For information, contact
[email protected]. Deadline for September/
October is July 29, 2015.
Carrier Route Presort
Postal Customer
Bensenville | Illinois 60106
210 South Church Road | Bensenville | Illinois 60106
BENSENVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT 2
Presort Standard
US Postage
PAID
Permit No. 122
Bensenville, IL
BE PREPARED! Register for Smart 9-1-1
Village of Bensenville
12 South Center Street
www.bensenville.il.us
630 766 8200
President
Frank Soto
Trustees
Rosa Carmona
Frank DeSimone
Susan Janowiak
Martin O’Connell
Agnieszka “Annie” Jaworska
Henry Wesseler
Smart911 is a free service that allows citizens across the U.S. to create a Safety Profile for their household that can
provide information to 9-1-1 and public safety officials during an emergency. Smart911 is available within the City limits
of Bensenville and throughout the remainder of DuPage County. Register at www.smart911.com
How Does Smart911 Work?
Smart911 allows citizens to provide the additional details that 9-1-1 call takers may need in order to assist them during
an emergency. When you dial 9-1-1 today the information received by the 9-1-1 call center can be limited
based on the type of phone you are calling on. With Smart911, anytime
you make an emergency call from a phone registered with your Safety
Profile, the 9-1-1 systems recognizes your phone number and automatically displays your profile on the screen of the call taker who receives
your call.
At a time when you may be panicked, or unable to communicate, or it
could be unsafe to communicate, Smart911 ensures that the details you
would need to tell 9-1-1 are immediately available in the event you cannot verbally provide them. Smart911 is free, private and secure.
CODE RED SIGNUP-BENSENVILLE
EMERGENCY COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
Village Clerk
Ilsa Rivera Trujillo
The Village of Bensenville in an effort to get information out to the public about emergency or disaster situations is using
a mass notification system from Code Red.
Village Manager
Michael Cassady
This notification system uses a phone number database and will contact residents and businesses within our community with a voice message. Residents and businesses are encouraged to go to the link provided and update the phone
numbers they want used in this system by adding or deleting phone numbers that dial to your office, home or cell phones
for themselves and family members too.
This information will remain confidential and in the custody of the Bensenville Emergency Management
Agency and Code Red at all times, and will only be used for Emergency Notification purposes.
You can register or update your information by going to: http://tinyurl.com/bensenvillecodered
NEW MEXICAN & SEAFOOD RESTAURANT OPENED!
Mariscos El Amgio located at 1120 South York Road opened on May 29th serving authentic Mexican and
seafood dishes in a newly remodeled restaurant. Please help welcome and support this new business.
TALL GRASS REMINDER
Summer is here and the grass and weeds are growing rapidly! Village Ordinances require vegetation to
be maintained at a level under 8” in height. In an effort to help Village Staff in the supervision of all properties within
the Village, please contact us at 630.350.3413 to report any properties that may be vacant or falling behind in their
maintenance responsibilities. Staff can be dispatched to provide a friendly reminder to properties of their maintenance
responsibilities. Thank you for your assistance in helping to keep Bensenville a beautiful place to live.
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New Community Job Board &
Real Estate Locator
ISI WORLD TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS
Edge Ice Arenas | July 27 through August 1
Skaters from across the United States and several countries compete in individual and team events. This is a
six day event that requires four sheets of competition ice, includes a large competitor’s party, on ice seminars
and exhibition with celebrity skaters. Past International skaters have represented China, Philippines, Qatar and
Mexico. Edge ice arenas welcomed 1600 competitors in 2007 and are expecting more skaters this year. More
information available at ISI website www.skateisi.com
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!
As the host facility of this large event we are looking for volunteers for the
week of July 27-August 1. If you have a love for ice skating or are in need of community service hours this is a
great opportunity to get involved–WE NEED YOU!
For more event information or to volunteer contact Susan D’Aquila, Figure Skating Director at 630.594.1107 or
[email protected]
BRUSH PICK-UP
Residents are invited to put these items out for removal on the Sunday prior to the week of pick-up, but no
later than 7:00 am on the first Monday of each month.
From May through November Allied Waste will remove individual branches that are less than three feet in
length and one inch in diameter on your regular trash collection day from your regular collection point in
biodegradable paper bags or garbage cans with two Yard Waste Only labels attached. Allied Waste collects
these branches with other residential yard waste. Bundled brush and branches will not be collected.
For 2015, brush pick-up weeks start on the following days:
July 6 | August 3 | September 7 | October 5 | November 2
For more information please phone 630 350 3435.
B-WELL WALK-A-THON & SURVEY SAVE THE DATE!
2ND ANNUAL B-WELL WALK-A-THON AND FAMILY FUN FEST | SEPTEMBER 12
Make biking and walking easy and enjoyable for all residents. Please take a few minutes to complete this
survey and help us enhance your experience as a walker, biker, and transit rider. The survey can be found
electronically at http://tinyurl.com/SurveyB-well
FREE ELECTRONICS RECYCLING!
SENIOR CITIZEN
CLUB LUNCHEONS
Bensenville residents aged 55 and over
are invited to enjoy a meal and play
some bingo the first Tuesday of the
month at Monty’s Banquet Hall located
at 703 South York Road. The cost is
$4.00 for a great meal, raffle prizes, and
bingo. If you would like to join the club,
simply show up at Monty’s the day of
the event with your ID. Doors open at 10
am and lunch begins around 11:00 am.
If you have any questions, please call
630.594.1010.
(Consumer Confidence Report)
July 11 | Bensenville Police Station | 100 North Church Road | Bensenville
August 8 | Public Services Facility | 717 East Jefferson | Bensenville
September 12 | Public Services Facility | 717 East Jefferson | Bensenville
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The real estate locator feature on our
website allows users to post both
residential and commercial properties online. This tool will help market
properties available in Bensenville and
help to attract new residents and business into town. Both the community job
board and real estate locator require
the help of getting people to post their
jobs and properties online and can be
done by going to www.bensenville.il.us
so please help us spread the word. If
you have any questions about either of
these please contact 630.594.1010.
2015 Annual Water
Quality Report
Electronics can be dropped off between12:00 and 2 pm on the second
Saturdays of the month, April through September at the following
locations:
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The new community job board will be
a great resource for both residents
and businesses. It allows Bensenville
businesses who are looking to hire
employees to post those job
opportunities free of charge and is also
another outlet for residents seeking
employment close to home to find a job.
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Please go to http://www.bensenville.
il.us/DocumentCenter/Home/View/1730
to view your 2015 Annual Water Quality Report and learn more about the
Drinking Water. This report contains
important information about the source
and quality of your drinking water
during 2014. If you would like a paper
copy of the 2014 Annual Water Quality
Report mailed to your home, please call
630.670.1751
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BENSENVILLE COMMUNITY PUBLIC LIBRARY
THURSDAYS IN THE GARDEN
Our popular Thursdays in the Garden series is back! All programs begin at 7:00 pm and will be held in the Library’s
Garden of Knowledge (we’ll move inside if the weather is bad). No registration is required to attend!
200 South Church Road
www.benlib.org
630 766 4642
HOURS
Mon-Thurs | 9am-9pm
Friday-Saturday | 9am-5pm
Sunday | 1pm-5pm
Board of Trustees
Susan Z. Diamond | President
Sergio Zgrzebski | Vice President
Susan Earley | Treasurer
Nancy Rizzo | Secretary
Jim Ricker
Linda Weiss
Mandi Zalewski
Jill Rodriguez | Library Director
LIBRARY CLOSINGS
July 4 | Independence Day
August 14 | Staff In-Service
LATIN JAZZ AND TAPAS | JULY 2
Relax and enjoy music with Bensenville’s own Max Wassinger’s “Three Friends Latin Jazz”. We’ll have some tapas
and a beautiful evening in the Garden of Knowledge.
DIY TILE PHOTO COASTERS | JULY 9
We will be making DIY tile photo coasters using 4x4 white tiles, photos, and a little Mod Podge! Please bring a
couple 4x4 photos to use to make your own custom coasters!
MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM | JULY 16
Families are invited to join the Youth Services Department in the story circle as we celebrate all things summer!
We’ll share stories, crafts, and more.
INCREASING YOUR HOME’S VALUE | JULY 23
Join us as we welcome real estate expert and author Brian T. Wolf as he presents on economical and pragmatic
ways to improve the value in your home. Brian will be selling books and a signing will follow the presentation.
BEADING IN THE GARDEN | JULY 30 (Registration Required)
Create your own unique beaded craft! Registration is required to attend, and there is a space limit of 15 attendees.
Adults and teens 13 and up only please. Call the library to reserve your spot, or sign up at the Adult Services Desk.
SECOND SUNDAYS AT THE KORTHAUER LOG HOUSE
The Korthauer Log House (located at 900 W. Wood Street) will be open
the second Sunday of every month from 2:00 to 4:00 pm with programs
and themes focused around the lifestyles of families living in the
Bensenville area in the 1840s and 1850s.
JULY 12 | AMERICAN TIME TRAVELERS
Start at the log house at 2:00 p.m. and learn about the Korthauer family
and other immigrants to America. Then travel forward in time to the
library to hear a presentation about researching your own family tree.
The program at the library runs from 2:30 to 4:30 pm.
Congrats
Joan
Baader
on
46 Years
of Library
Service
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AUGUST 9 | ANIMAL FARM
Stop by the log house today and meet our animal visitors. Learn what it’s like to be a farmer while you feed the
animals and harvest some vegetables. Kid-friendly, ages 6+.
ROAMING THE COLLECTIONS:
MODERN SCULPTURE OF THE ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO
SUNDAY, JULY 19 @ 2:00 PM
Explore some highlights of the Art Institute of Chicago’s collection of modern
sculpture with Tom Jungerberg, Manager of Touring Programs and Resources
at the Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas. Presentation will feature an
interactive discussion and a hands-on activity.
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Based on the Book
SUPER SMASH BROS. 3DS TOURNAMENT
Join the Library the third Thursday of every
month at 7:00 pm at the Bensenville Theater
for a showing of our favorite films based on
books. Admission to the show is free!
THURSDAY, JULY 9 @ 3:30 PM
Come out and join us for the library’s Super Smash Bros.
3DS Tournament! Each participate MUST BRING their own
3DS along with a copy of the Super Smash Bros. game itself.
Compete in a four person battle, with winners advancing
to the next stage of the tournament until there are no other
challengers left standing! A prize will be awarded to the
tournament champion. Registration is required to attend this
program. To register, please contact the library.
JULY 16 | Smoke Signals
AUGUST 20 | Jesus’ Son
Family Movie Night
Join the library the first Tuesday of every
month at 7:00 pm at the Bensenville
Theatre for a showing of our favorite
family films. As part of our summer reading
program, Every Hero Has a Story, each
month we will feature the origin story of
our favorite superheroes. Admission to the
show is free.
WRIGLEY FIELD—100 YEARS, 100 STORIES
SUNDAY, JULY 12 @ 2:00 PM
Join authors Dan Campana and Rob Carroll for a presentation on the
100 year history of iconic Wrigley Field. You don’t have to be a Cubs
fan to appreciate the legacy of this ballpark. Book signing to follow the
presentation.
JULY 7 | Captain America: The First Avenger
AUGUST 4 | Man of Steel
NEW! Monday Morning
Matinees
ANIME MOVIE DAY
Celebrate the art of Japanese animation at our Anime Movie Day. No registration required to attend.
Snacks provided! Vote for the movie you want to watch at the Youth Services Desk!
POKEMON GRAND SLAM TOURNAMENT
Thought the Pokémon League was challenging? Test your skills at the library’s Pokémon Grand Slam
Tournament! To participate you MUST BRING your own Nintendo 3DS or 2DS along with Pokémon X,
Pokémon Y, Pokémon Omega Ruby, or Pokémon Alpha Sapphire. Battles will be two on two until the library’s
Champion is defeated. Rules will be given at the event. A prize will be awarded to the tournament champion.
Registration is required to attend this program. To register, please contact the library.
TECH DIY WITH CHRIS SLOAN
MONDAY, AUGUST 17 @ 7:00 PM
Do you like to tinker? Do you feel like making something with your hands but don’t really know where to
start? Try signing up for the first program in our DIY series. This activity in this program will focus on making
a little flashlight out of an L.E.D., a battery, a resistor, and an old chapstick tube. Registration is required for
this event, and space is limited to 10 participants. To register, call or stop in the library.
BIOMETRIC SCREENING WORKSHOP
Join the Hamdard Center’s Department of Health Education and Community
Outreach for a free biometric screening workshop! Biometric screenings give
valuable baseline health data that will help set goals and objectives for where
you want your health to be. The FREE screening will include: height, weight,
waist circumference, body mass index/body composition, cholesterol, glucose,
and blood pressure. Following the screenings a brief presentation will be given
about the importance of understanding your numbers and ways you can bring
your numbers within a healthy range.
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JULY 6| Finding Nemo
JULY 13 | Cinderella
JULY 20 | The Lion King
JULY 27 | Snow White and the
Seven Dwarfs
NEW! Foreign Language
Film Series
Join the Library the second Monday of the
month at 7:00 pm at the Bensenville Theatre
for our new Foreign Language Film Series!
Free admission! All films will be presented
in their native languages. Todas las
peliculas estaranen sus lenguas
nativas. Wszystkie filmy bedzie ich
jezykach ojczystych.
JULY 13 | Instructions Not Included / No Se
Aceptan Devoluciones (Spanish)
AUGUST 10 | In Darkness (Polish)
SATURDAY, AUGUST 29 | 10:00 AM TO 2:00 PM
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Join the library every Monday at 11:00 am
at the Bensenville Theatre for Monday
Morning Matinees. Each week we will
feature a classic film your kids may have
missed seeing on the big screen. Theatre
opens at 10:30 am. Admission to the show
is free!
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PARK PLAY
FRIDAYS @ 10:30 A.M. THROUGH JULY 31
Children between the ages of 2 and 5-years-old are invited to join us on
Fridays at 10:30 am for Park Play, the library’s outdoor playgroup. Each week
the library will be at Sunset Park for an hour of outdoor play. Socialize with
other parents and caregivers while your child enjoys sunshine, fresh air, as
well as active, manipulative, and sensory play. Park Play will be relocated to
the library’s meeting room in inclement weather.
BENSENVILLE READS
Coming September 2015
Join us on Wednesday, September
23 at 7:00 p.m. as we celebrate
Bensenville Reads! Each year the
Library selects a book to promote
reading in the community, and
invites the author to a Bensenville
Reads celebration. This year we
welcome author Cristina Henríquez
as she discusses her book The Book
of Unknown Americans. We chose
to have this year’s Bensenville Reads
in September to celebrate Hispanic
Heritage Month. You can pick up a
FREE copy of The Book of Unknown
Americans starting in July (limited
number of copies available). Copies
of the book are also available for
check out at the Library!
Cristina Henríquez’s powerful novel
captures readers with the quiet
beauty of her characters and their
profoundly wrought experiences as
immigrants in America. The story
takes place in a run-down apartment building in Delaware, home
to nine families who arrived in
the States from various South and
Central American countries, each
looking to better the lives of the next
generation. In alternating chapters,
these men and women share stories
of how their adopted country has
left its mark on them, for better and
worse. With her cast of “unknown
Americans,” Henriquez has crafted a
novel that is inspiring, tragic, brave,
and above all, unforgettable.
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#BCPLSHELFIE CONTEST
Take a photo of yourself somewhere in our library—in the stacks, reading a
book, in the garden, at a program, etc.—and you could win a prize! Share
your “SHELFIE” on social media with the hashtag #BCPLshelfie and you will
be entered to win! Contest ends August 31! Have fun!
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LITTLE FREE LIBRARY
UNIVERSAL CLASS
Be sure to keep an eye out for
the new location of our Little Free
Library! We’ll give you a hint:
it is located near the pool in
Bensenville! When you find it,
please feel free to take a book
at your leisure! Better yet, why
not make a donation to the Little
Free Library? We want to spread
the joy of reading with the whole
community. Please call the library
with any questions about the Little
Free Library.
The Bensenville Library and
Universal Class are happy to bring
you over 500 classes to continue
your education. There is something
for everyone! Whether you are
looking to boost your computer
knowledge or want to take a fun
course in Italian cooking, you can do
so with Universal Class! This service
is free with your Bensenville Library
card! Visit our website or speak with
a Librarian to sign up!
COMPUTER CLASSES
The library is proud to offer a variety of FREE technology classes for a range
of skill levels. Space is limited in these classes—a reservation is required
to attend! Call or stop by for more information or to sign up!
Intro to Microsoft Word
Thursday, July 2 @ 2:00 p.m.
Monday, August 10 @ 6:00 p.m.
Intro to Microsoft Powerpoint
Thursday, August 20 @ 2:00 p.m.
Intro to Microsoft Excel
Intro to Microsoft Publisher
Thursday, August 13 @ 10:00 a.m.
Intro to Photoshop Elements
Saturday, July 25 @ 12:00 p.m.
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Monday, July 27 @ 6:00 p.m.
Tablets, Smartphones, eReaders,
and the Library: Learn About Our
Digital Resources
Thursday, July 16 @ 2:00 p.m.
Using The Internet
Thursday, July 9 @ 10:00 a.m.
Microsoft Office Basics
Monday, July 13 @ 6:00 p.m.
Thursday, July 30 @ 10:00 a.m.
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FENTON COMMUNITY HIGH SCHOOL
FENTON NAMED TO THE U.S. NEWS AND WORLD REPORT
BEST HIGH SCHOOLS LIST
FENTON COMMUNITY
HIGH SCHOOL | District 100
1000 West Green Street
630-766-2500
www.fenton100.org
Mission Statement
The mission of Fenton High School is educate
and inspire each student to reach his/her
fullest potential as a productive, lifelong
learner and a responsible, respectful person
by providing comprehensive, challenging,
quality learning experiences in a supportive
environment.
Board of Education
Mary Ribando | President
David Vogel | Vice President
Laura Wassinger | Secretary
Nancy Gonzales | Susan Ralph
David Shimanek | Paul Wedemann
The District 100 Board of Education will hold
its regular business meeting on Monday,
August 24. District 100 meetings are held at
7:00 p.m. in the Board Room at Fenton
Community High School. Parents and
community members are invited to attend.
Administration
Dr. Kathie Pierce | Superintendent
Mr. James Ongtengco | Principal
Ms. Jane Lawnicki
Director of Business Operations
Calendar Reminders
Monday | August 31*
First Day of School
Monday | September 7
No School/Labor Day
Thursday | September 17
Curriculum Night
Friday | September 18
12:08 pm Dismissal/
School Improvement Day
*Please note the later start date due to
construction. Visit the Fenton website for
complete calendar details.
Summer Hours
The Fenton Main Office and Business Office
will be open Monday – Thursday 7:00 am –
3:30 pm and Friday 7:00 am – 1:00 pm. The
hours will be in effect through August 28.
@FentonHS
Fenton High School has been named to the U.S. News and World Report Best High Schools list after receiving
a Silver Medal designation based on student performance. The list ranks Fenton 80 out of 760 high schools in
Illinois and nationally 2,062 out of over 21,000 schools. This distinction places Fenton in the top ten percent of
high schools. For more information, visit the U.S. News and World Report website at
www.usnews.com/education and search for Fenton Chsd 100.
Fenton High School Celebrates Upcoming Construction
On Wednesday, May 20, Fenton High School held a
groundbreaking ceremony to celebrate the school’s
upcoming construction project. Despite the rain and
cold, students, staff, parents and community members
came to support the project. This is the first time since
the summer of 1976 that major updates to the Fenton
building have been implemented.
The Fenton Band, under the direction of Garett George,
kicked off the event playing several songs including
the Fenton School Song. Speakers included
Superintendent, Dr. Kathie Pierce, School Board
President, Mary Ribando and Principal, Dr. Todd Leden.
Tom Carrano, of IHC Construction Companies LLC,
presented Fenton with an engraved shovel to
commemorate the event. Refreshments were supplied
by Wight & Company, the architect firm hired for the
project.
Village President Frank Soto and Mayor Nunzio Pulice
were in attendance as were many officials from both
Bensenville and Wood Dale including both
Chambers of Commerce, libraries, park districts,
police and fire.
“We were so thrilled at the support we received
from the community at our groundbreaking
ceremony,” said School Board President Mary
Ribando. This is an exciting time for the Fenton
community and we want to be sure to share it
with everyone.”
The construction project will include a new main
entrance, renovations to the media center and
expansion to the student common area and
student service center. The renovations are
expected to be completed by January, 2016.
Construction at the school began school on
June 1. Please visit the Fenton website for
construction updates.
Pictured from left: Todd Leden, Nunzio Pulice, Susan Ralph, Jane Lawnicki, Blake Brodie, Mary
Ribando, David Vogel, Laura Wassinger, Paul Wedemann, Kathie Pierce and David Shimanek.
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School Board President, Mary
Ribando with Bensenville’s
Village President, Frank Soto.
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FENTON HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 100 SCHOOL BOARD NEWS
On Monday, April 27, the District 100 Board of Education held its annual reorganization meeting. Newly elected
board member, Paul Wedemann and re-elected board member, Laura Wassinger were sworn in for a four year term.
In addition, the group unanimously voted to keep current board positions: President, Mary Ribando, Vice President,
David Vogel, and Secretary, Laura Wassinger. Susan Ralph and David Shimanek remain as Board members. Mr.
Shimanek was appointed to the Board on February 23 after the resignation of Thomas Lawler. Mr. Shimanek
previously served on the Board from 2009 - 2013.
After the April election, a vacancy remained. Candidate interviews were conducted by the Board and the appointment
of Nancy Gonzales was approved on May 18. Visit the Fenton website to read more information about the Fenton Board
of Education.
Fenton Community High School and the District 100 Board of Education would like to extend their heartfelt thanks
to outgoing board members, Dorothy Lange and David Sbertoli. Their years of service on the Board has left a lasting
legacy of educating and inspiring every Fenton student.
The 2015 – 2016 Fenton Community High School District 100 Board of Education:
From left sitting: Susan Ralph, Laura Wassinger, (secretary), Mary Ribando (president) and Nancy Gonzales. From left standing, Paul Wedemann, David Vogel (vice
president) and David Shimanek
Class of 2015 Outstanding
Volunteer Awards
Pictured are the top three volunteers from the Class of
2015. Awards were presented to Renee Wesley (Gold
Award), Wiktor Witkowski (Silver Award) and Alexandra
Wheeler (BronzeAward) during Fenton’s National Honor
Society Awards night.
Dorothy Lange
David Sbertoli
Village of Bensenville’s Arbor Day Dedication to Principal Leden
On Tuesday, April 28, the Village of Bensenville celebrated Arbor Day by planting a tree on the Fenton campus to honor
Principal Todd Leden. The dedication ceremony was led by Fenton School Board President, Mary Ribando. Fenton
staff joined in the celebration and surprise for Dr. Leden. Dr. Leden is pictured with Superintendent, Dr. Kathie Pierce,
School Board President, Mary Ribando and Bensenville Director of Public Works, Joe Caracci. Fenton High School
would like to thank the Village of Bensenville for the tree and SignWorks, Inc of Bensenville for donating the
commemorative banner.
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CONGRATULATIONS TO
THE CLASS OF 2015!
On Sunday, May 17, Fenton High School held commencement
exercises for 378 seniors. A photo album is posted to the
Fenton Facebook Page. Fenton Scholar addresses were
delivered by Alexandria Kania and Joshua Jalowiec. The
Fenton Scholar Addresses are posted on the Fenton website
at www.fenton100.org. Dr. Kathie Pierce announced that the
Class of 2015 set a new school record by completing 22,064.5
hours of community service.
Class of 2015 Community Scholarships
Fenton High School truly appreciates the continued support of our local organizations and businesses. It is
through their efforts that many Fenton students have additional resources to pursue their dreams.
Fenton Education Association Scholarship
Valerie Andrews | Milanka Vasilic
Bensenville Rotary Club Scholarship
Valerie Andrews | Griffin Idelman | Olivia Kolodziej
Wiktor Witkowski
Robert Varney Memorial Scholarship
Dariel Chaidez
Bensenville Rotary Club Alf Logan Scholarship
Joshua Jalowiec
State Farm Scholarship
Abraham Ghanimah
Joshua D. School Memorial Scholarship
Alexandra Wheeler
Fenton High School Music Booster Scholarship
Suzanne Lange | Madison Martin | Morgan Martin
Emma Wilkin
Bensenville Lions Club Scholarship
Emma Wilkin
Fenton High School Athletic Booster Scholarship
David Aiden | Kurtis Ames | Jeremy Biagi | Dana Fritz
Griffin Idelman | Elizabeth Janovsky | Thomas Larsen
Haily Stillabower
Wood Dale Chamber of Commerce Scholarship
Abraham Ghanimah | Erwin Lavric | Sara Pattison
Irving Virgen | Renee Wesley | Benjamin Wolf
Wood Dale Lions Club Scholarship
Lisa Dubin | Ben Wolf
Bison Booster Academic Award
Joshua Jalowiec | Sara Pattison
Dennis Knowles Memorial Scholarship
Kelly Blecke | Haily Stillabower
Students for Students Scholarship
Monika Gurdak | Alexandria Kania | Crystal Medrano
Laura Sanchez Zarco
Russell B. Dahl Love for Laces Memorial Scholarship
Axel Nava-Galeana
2015 Fenton High
School District 100
Fenton Scholars
Fenton High School is proud to announce
the 2015 Fenton Scholars. This elite group
of students finished their high school
careers in the top 5% of the Fenton High
School Class of 2015. The Fenton Scholars
are listed below with the school each
student will be attending in the fall.
Daniel Azim | DePaul University
Dillon Brown | United States Naval Academy
Sebastian Dobon | Northwestern University
Abraham Ghanimah | Cornell University
Magdalena Glinska | UIC
Joshua Jalowiec | Air Force Academy
Alexandra Kania | Purdue University
Emily Mamrak | Grinnell College
Madison Martin | Loyola University Chicago
Morgan Martin | Elmhurst College
Catherine Mojsiewicz
Illinois Wesleyan University
Madison Ohrn | Ohio State University
Sara Pattison | University of Illinois
Leonel Rodriguez, Jr. | University of Illinois
Laura Sanchez Zarco | Monmouth College
Kirk Schimpf, Jr.
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
Jessica Schlotfeldt
Elmhurst College and Midwestern University
Kylie Taylor | College of DuPage
Milanka Vasilic | DePaul University
Alexandra Wheeler | Loyola University Chicago
Emma Wilkin | College of DuPage
Chick Evans Caddie Scholarship
Sebastian Dobon
Bensenville Chamber of Commerce Scholarship
David Rivera
Department Awards
Each year, Fenton faculty members select a student (s) who exemplifies the very best of each department.
Applied Technology
Edgar Chavez | Sierra Strandberg
Family and Consumer Science
Renee Wesley
Social Studies
Lisa Dubin
Art
Sarah Balog
Mathematics
Sebastian Dobon | Sara Pattison
World Languages
Milanka Vasilic
Business
Victor Sanchez
Music
Band: Morgan Martin
Choir: Catherine Mojsiewicz
ESL/Bilingual
Stacy Aduna
Drama
Kurtis Ames | Catherine Mojsiewicz
English Lowery Award
Joshua Jalowiec | Alexandria Kania
Physical Education
Valerie Andrews
Science
Sebastian Dobon
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Careers with Honors
Dillon Brown
United States Naval Academy
Joshua Jalowiec
United States Air Force Academy
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Major Patty Jalowiec, United States Naval
Academy. Joshua’s Mom presented him with
his scholarship during the Fenton Honor
Assembly in May.
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LIVE! AT WHITE PINES, THE CONCERT SERIES
Deer Grove Leisure Center
Administrative Office
1000 West Wood Street
630 766 7015
www.bensenvilleparkdistrict.org
facebook.com/bensenvilleparks
White Pines
Golf Club & Banquets
500 West Jefferson Street
630 766 0304
www.whitepinesgolf.com
Bensenville Water Park
& Splash Pad
1100 West Wood Street
Bensenville, Illinois 60106
630 766 SWIM
Fischer Farm
16W680 Grand Avenue
630 834 3152
Join us this summer on the 4th Friday of every month. Bands will
perform on the patio of 37 Bar & Grill from 7:30 to 10:30 pm; arrive early
to get a good seat! Our July concert features the R&B and Latin sounds of
Joe Rendon & Friends. Food and beverages will be available for purchase.
More information and the concert series line-up is available at
whitepinesgolf.com.
ECOLOGICAL RESTORATION AND STEWARDSHIP PROGRAM WORK DATES
Hundreds of hands for preservation! The Bensenville Park District has
committed to the development of an Ecological Restoration and
Stewardship Plan to restore and maintain the natural park areas and
preserve our natural heritage throughout the District. There are work
days that are scheduled for July 11 and August 29 and we hope to
see you there. Participation can prove to be very informational and
rewarding for adults as well as children.
For more information about volunteer opportunities at the Bensenville
Park District, contact Mary Wagner 630.766.7015, Ext. 2014 or
[email protected].
RED, WHITE & BLUE | JOHN KURTZ 5K RUN/WALK
SATURDAY, AUGUST 1 | KICK-OFF 8AM | PINES PARK, 531 SOUTH CHURCH ROAD, BENSENVILLE
Come on out and help us honor our veterans in this fun 5K run/walk. We will have performance shirts, entertainment, refreshments, and prizes for top finishers immediately following the race. The Red, White & Blue 5K is
presented by Bensenville Park District and Village of Bensenville. Registration options and details are available at
bensenvilleparkdistrict.org.
Board of Commissioners
John Wassinger | President
Rich Johnson | Vice President
Jim Geils | Treasurer
Val Karg | Commissioner
Tom Earley | Commissioner
BENSENVILLE WATER PARK
& SPLASH PAD
SEASON | The Bensenville Water Park closes on August
23, but the Splash Pad will reopen for weekends through
September 7 and Labor Day for an extended
summer season. Splash Pad hours will be
11am - 6 pm.
Executive Director
Rick Robbins
SWIM LESSONS | The Bensenville Park District’s Learn to Swim Program emphasizes improving
swimming ability, increasing confidence and water safety under the instruction of competent,
experienced teachers. Group and private swim lessons are available weekdays and weekend for
beginners to advance swimmers. Visit bensenvilleparkdistrict.org for the days and times offered.
Please register at Deer Grove Leisure Center.
BIRTHDAY PARTIES AND RENTALS | Water Park & Splash Pad parties and rentals can be booked
during the Water Park season. Concession stand and party packages are available for corporate and
social events. For details and reservations, please call 630-766-7015, ext. 2003.
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FULL TIME SUMMER CAMP PROGRAM (AGES 6-15)
Join us for
JUNE 8 – AUGUST 21 | 9AM – 3PM (NO CAMPS JULY 3)
Ages 6-10 will enjoy either Adventure or Sports Camp
Ages 6-12 can discover the past at Fischer Farm’s Time Travelers Camp (July 6-17)
Ages 11-15 will like the variety of activities offered at Teen Camp
SPORTS!
Bensenville Park District is currently taking registrations for their 2015 Summer Camp Program. Parents
are able to add before and after care service and pick and choose their camp days each time they register.
The Bensenville Park District Day Camp Program offers children the ability to spend their camp day having
fun at the Bensenville Water Park and Splash Pad, going on field trips, and socializing with old and new
friends while participating in a variety of fun activities. In addition to the full time camps, the Park District
also offers a Kiddie Camp for children ages 3-5 and a variety of athletic camps. Information and rates are
indicated in the Bensenville Park District Program Guide and at bensenvilleparkdistrict.org.
MOVIES IN THE PARK
Free event! Includes complimentary popcorn! One bag
per person, while supplies last. Movies begin at dusk.
THE LEGO MOVIE | FRIDAY, JULY 10 | DIORIO FIELD
MONSTERS UNIVERSITY | FRIDAY, AUGUST 14 |
VETERANS PARK
Open for lunch and dinner
HDTV’s for game viewing
Craft beers on tap & bottles
TRY OUT OUR
NEW
MENU!
RADIO DAYS AT FISCHER FARM
JULY 24 | 6:30-8PM
Free event! Do you remember the antics of Fibber McGee and Molly? How about Little Orphan Annie? The spine-tingling mysteries solved by Sherlock Holmes? Join us at Fischer Farm for an evening of
memories from the golden age of radio. Steve Darnall, host of Those Were the Days on WDCB and editor
of Nostalgia Digest, will take us back to yesteryear. Get reacquainted or introduced for the first time to
the radio shows of the 1930s and 1940s, and the stars that made them famous. Come on out to this fun
and informative event at Fischer Farm.
YOUTH AND FAMILY FITNESS
The Bensenville Park District offers many classes and programs to keep kids and families active. Children
will enjoy our Athletic Camps and Programs while adults can get in shape at the Fitness Center or join
any of our Group Fitness classes. Make sure to check our seasonal program guide and website for all the
fitness classes and programs offered this summer.
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SCHOOL DISTRICT 2
8TH GRADE HONOR STUDENTS
Congratulations to Blackhawk Middle School 8th Graders recognized for their accomplishments as leaders of their
class and in our community.
BENSENVILLE ELEMENTARY
SCHOOL DISTRICT 2
210 South Church Road
www.bsd2.org
630 766 5940
Board of Education
Robert F. “Bob” Laudadio | President
Kathie Bossier | Vice President
Jorge Sanchez | Treasurer
Donna Prunotto | Secretary
Katie Krajecki
Nancy Quinn
Matthew Vassar
Administration
Dr. James Stelter | Superintendent
Dr. Kay Dugan
Assistant Superintendent for Learning
Paul Novack | Chief Financial Officer
Jodi Arvis
Director of English Language Learning
Leah Gauthier
Director of Instructional Services
Juliann Greene
Director of Special Education
Margaret Ryan
Director of Instructional Technology
DIRECTORY OF SCHOOLS
Blackhawk Middle School
630 766 2601
Perry Finch | Co-Principal
Sarah Humboldt | Co-Principal
Jeffrey Kersten | Assistant Principal
W.A. Johnson School
630 766 2605
Missy Baglarz | Co-Principal
Jason Smith | Co-Principal
Tioga School
630 766 2602
Frank Kuzniewski | Co-Principal
Nicole Robinson | Co-Principal
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TEAM AWARDS | JULIA RIHANI, BRANDON ARIAS, AMIN SALEH, CHRISTOPHER KOVICH, ANA VERA, EDUARDO
ACOSTA, ABIGAIL MATHEW AND LITZY PONCE
This award is presented to students who are a positive role model, demonstrate academic excellence, exemplify
perseverance, positive attitude, exhibit leadership, and are involved in the school through extra-curricular activities.
HAWKS RECOGNITION | DIOSCELIN SAENZ AND KIRBY O’DONNELL
This award is presented to students who demonstrated exceptional service and character.
PRINCIPAL’S AWARD | JENNY MARIN AND MATTHEW SANTORE
This award is presented to students who are flexible, a positive role model, respected by both teachers and students,
respectful, hard-working.
SERVICE ABOVE SELF AWARD | JENNY MARIN AND
FABIAN PEREZ
This award is sponsored by the Bensenville Rotary Club to
students who exhibit community service, citizenship, leadership,
scholarship, and dependability.
FENTON AWARD | MONIKA NEVAREZ AND PAUL GARCIA
This award is sponsored by the Lions Club to students who
exhibit leadership, citizenship, scholarship, dependability, and
cooperation.
BENSENVILLE EDUCATION ASSOCIATION AWARD | BELEM OSEGUERA
This award is sponsored by the Bensenville Education Association to a student who demonstrates high academic
achievement, citizenship, responsibility, and attendance in District #2 schools for at least three years.
BLACKHAWK MEMORIAL AWARD | JENNY MARIN AND DORIS ANTON
This award is sponsored by the faculty of Blackhawk Middle School to honor the memory of teachers who passed away
while in service to Blackhawk and presented to students who show respect for adults, peers, and property, excels
in academics, participates in school activities and/or athletics, and attends school and school related activities on a
regular basis.
TIOGA’S 5TH GRADE READING BUDDIES
AT BRIDGEWAY
Bridgeway residents and Mrs. Opielowski 5th grade students met one
last time this year for refreshments and presentations. Approximately
17 residents who participated this year in the Reading Buddies program
from Bridgeway had to say good bye to students who will no longer be
in the program. This program was originally started by a fellow teacher,
but Mrs. Opielowski has continued the program going on their 9th year. The residents at Bridgeway absolutely love
the kids, they love sharing memories, pictures, and conversations and most importantly, they love reading. We want
to thank Embassy/Double Tree Hotel for providing refreshments for this event.
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VOLUNTEER WITH PROJECT CARE PLUS
The Project CARE Plus program (Citizens Active in
Reading Education Plus other subject areas) is an academic
mentoring program that has been in existence since 1996
and assists the district 2 students with their classroom
learning. This year, approximately 300 volunteers gave the
children 6,000 hours of educational support and
self-confidence. A C.A.R.E. Volunteer/Mentor may come
in one day a week for an hour to work in one of our schools.
They can assist small groups or work one-on-one with
reading (including language fluency), writing or math.
Registration &
Welcoming Day
If you are interested in helping to make a difference in the lives of children or would like more information,
please contact:
W.A. JOHNSON SCHOOL | Lara Schwarz and Sue Vitale 630.766.2605, option 5
TIOGA SCHOOL | Lisa Simoncelli and Laura Butz 630.766.2602, option 4
BLACKHAWK MIDDLE SCHOOL | Project CARE desk 630.766.2601
Registration and Welcome Day will
be held duing the second week of
August. More infomraion will be sent
to homes once the dates are final .
VISITING NURSE ASSOCIATION TO BE IN BENSENVILLE
The VNA Mobile Health Clinic will be at Tioga School,
212 W. Memorial Road, Bensenville on Thursday, August
13 from 1 p.m. – 7 p.m. and Friday, August 14 from 9
a.m. - 3:00 p.m. to provide immunizations and physicals to
Bensenville School District 2 students. Please contact Rosie
Garcia at the District office 630-766-5940 x 1100 to set up
an appointment. Please note that it is mandatory that you
bring your child’s immunization health record for services to
be rendered. Walk-ins are welcomed. The VNA accepts all
patients regardless of the ability to pay for services.
LA ASOCIACIÓN DE ENFERMERAS
(VNA) VISITARÁ NUESTRO DISTRITO
La VNA estará en la Escuela Tioga, 212 W. Memorial Road en Bensenville el jueves 13 de agosto de 1-7pm
y viernes, 14 de agosto de 9-3pm para proporcionar vacunas y exámenes físicos a estudiantes del Distrito
Escolar de Bensenville 2. El VNA traerá su clínica de salud móvil, un consultorio médico sobre ruedas. Por
favor de contactar a Rosie Garcia al (630) 766-5940 si gusta hacer una cita. Tengan en cuenta que es
obligatorio traer la tarjeta de vacunación de su hijo/a. También se aceptan personas sin citas ese día. La
VNA acepta todo tipo de pacientes aunque no puedan pagar por los servicios.
• BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETINGS
July 15th and August 19th. August
5th Committee of Whole meeting.
• REGISTRATION DAY
August 11th & 12th
• VNA MOBILE HEALTH CLINIC
August 13th & 14th
• FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL IN 2015/16
Monday, August 24th
BSD2 NEWLY TENURED TEACHERS
Newly tenured teachers are congratulated by the Board of Education, Robert Laudadio, Kathie Bossier,
Jorge Sanchez, Donna Prunotto, Matthew Vassar, Katie Krajecki, Nancy Quinn, Superintendent, Dr.
James Stelter and Assistant Superintendent for Learning Dr. Kay Dugan at the May 20th Board meeting.
Congratulations to the teachers who were awarded tenure this year by the Board of Education after
successfully teaching four consecutive years in District 2.
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Fausto, Tamara Lieb and Ashley Liss
W. A. JOHNSON SCHOOL | Jaimie Zulkowski
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BENSENVILLE FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT
BENSENVILLE
Fireworks
Safety
Bensenville
Fire Protection District
ISO Class 2
500 South York Road
www.bensenvillefpd.org
Chief Michael Spain
Phone 630 594 1184
Cell 708 935 7198
Services
CPR
Child Safety Seat Checks
Professional Fire Academy
Citizens Fire Academy
Safety Seminars
Fireworks are often used to mark special events and holidays. However,
they are not safe in the hands of consumers. Fireworks cause thousands
of burns and eye injuries each year. People can enjoy fireworks safely if
they follow a few simple safety tips:
Consumer
fireworks
BE CAREFUL!
KKK Be safe. If you want to see fireworks, go to a public
show put on by experts.
KKK Do not use consumer fireworks.
KKK Keep a close eye on children at events
where fireworks are used.
1200 °F
NFPA is opposed
to consumer use of
fireworks. This includes
sparklers and firecrackers.
Even sparklers burn hot
enough to cause
third-degree burns.
Sparklers
1100 °F
1000 °F
900 °F
How
HOT
does
a
sparkler
burn?
Glass melts at 900 °F
800 °F
700 °F
600 °F
Wood burns at 575 °F
500 °F
400 °F
300 °F
200 °F
Cakes bake at 350 °F
•
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FACTS
!
In 2011, almost 18,000 fires
were caused by fireworks.
!
Sparklers cause 16% of
fireworks injuries.
Water boils at 212 °F
100 °F
0 °F
Your Source for SAFETY Information
NFPA Public Education Division • 1 Batterymarch Park, Quincy, MA 02169
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FRIDAY
SATURDAY
BCPL Super STEAM, 10:30am
French Market 4:30-8:30
Downtown Bensenville
BPD Board Meeting, Committee of the
Whole, 5:30pm, DGLC
BCPL Microsoft Word, 10am
BCPL Growing Readers, 10:30a
BCPL Art Smart, 1- 3pm
BCPL Scrabble Club, 6:30pm
BCPL Latin Jazz and Tapas, 7pm
BESD2 Last day of Summer School
Hot Topics & Hot Coffee
9:30-10:30am, DGLC
BCPL Park Play, 10:30am
LIBRARY CLOSED
4th of July Parade, 10am
Libertyfest Redmond Park
Fireworks 9:30 pm
BCPL Tales for Tots, 10:30am
BCPL LEGO Club, 1- 3pm
BCPL Family Movie Night, 7pm
BV Theatre
BCPL Quilters, 7pm
Senior Citizen Luncheon 11am, Monty’s
Aqua Aerobics begins (Tues & Thur)
10:30-11:15am, Water Park
Music in the Park & French Market
BCPL Using the Internet, 10am
BCPL Growing Readers, 10:30am
BCPL Super Smash Bros. Tournament,
3:30pm
BCPL Chess Club, 6:30pm
BCPL DIY Tile Photo Coasters, 7pm
Aqua Zumba begins (Thursdays)
7:15pm, Water Park
Movies in the Park The Lego Movie
Dusk, DiOrio Park
BCPL Creative Creatures, all day
BCPL Saturday Builders, 2-4pm
BCPL Books & Babies, 10:30am
BCPL Morning Matinee, 11am BV
Theatre
BCPL Photoshop Elements 2, 6pm
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BCPL Quilters, 7pm
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BV Theatre
BCPL Library Board Meeting, 7:30pm
CDC Mtg 6:30pm, VH
BCPL LEGO Club, 1- 3pm
Village Comm Mtgs 6pm, VH
Village Bd of Trustees Mtg 6:30pm, VH
BCPL Morning Matinee, 11am BV Theatre
BCPL Microsoft Office Basics, 6pm
BCPL Foreign Language Film Series, 7pm
Swim Lessons Begin | Session III,
Water Park
BCPL Modern Sculpture of the
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BCPL American Time Travelers,
2pm Log House/2:30pm Library
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BCPL Art Smart, 1:00 – 3:00pm
BCPL Beading in the Garden, 7pm
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BCPL Pokemon Grand Slam Tournament,
3:30pm
BCPL Increasing Your Home’s Value, 7pm
BCPL Anime Movie Day, 2:30pm
BCPL Tablets, Smartphones, eReaders,
2pm
BCPL Based on the Book, 7pm BV Theatre
BCPL Midsummer Night’s Dream, 7pm
Lunch Bunch Indoor Picnic,11:30am-3pm
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7:30-10:30pm, 37 Bar & Grill
Radio Days, 6:30-8pm, Fischer Farm
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BV Theatre
BCPL Microsoft Excel, 6pm
CDC Mtg 6:30pm, VH
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RED, WHITE & BLUE | JOHN KURTZ 5K RUN/WALK
Saturday, August 1 | 8am | Pines Park
Come on out and help us honor our veterans in this fun
5K run/walk. Registration options and details are available
at bensenvilleparkdistrict.org.
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WEDNESDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
2015
SUNDAY
JULY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
BCPL Microsoft Word, 6pm
BCPL Foreign Language Film Series, 7pm
BESD2 5th Grade Beginning Band Camp
(5 Band) 9am-12pm
BESD2 6th-8th Grade Band Camp
(6-8 Band) 12:30pm-3:30pm
(5 Band) 9am-12pm
(6-8 Band) 12:30pm-3:30pm
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BPD Board Meeting, Committee of the
Whole, 5:30pm, DGLC
BCPL Microsoft Publisher, 10am
BCPL Chess Club, 6:30pm
(5 Band) 9am-12pm
(6-8 Band) 12:30pm-3:30pm
BESD2 VNA Mobile Health Clinic at
Tioga School 1-7pm
Hawaiian Luau, 5:30-7:30pm, Water Park
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BCPL Scrabble Club, 6:30pm
Hot Topics & Hot Coffee,
9:30-10:30am, DGLC
LIBRARY CLOSED
(5 Band) 9am-12pm
(6-8 Band) 12:30pm-3:30pm
BESD2 VNA Mobile Health Clinic at
Tioga School 9-3pm
Movies in the Park Monsters U
Dusk Redmond Band Shell
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Six Flags (6-8 Band) All Day
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FHS First Day of School
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BPD Board Meeting, 5:30pm, DGLC
BCPL Microsoft Word, 6pm
BCPL Quilters, 7pm
Village Comm Mtgs 6:00pm, VH
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BCPL Library Board Meeting, 7:30pm
CDC Mtg 6:30pm, VH
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BCPL Based on the Book, 7pm BV Theatre
Concert Series | Model Stranger
7:30-10:30pm, 37 Bar & Grill
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11:30am-3pm
BCPL Biometric Screening Workshop,
10am -2pm
Splash Pad reopens for weekends,
11am, Water Park
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(6-8 Band) 12:30pm-3:30pm
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2-4pm Log House
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BV Theatre
BCPL Quilters, 7pm
Senior Citizen Luncheon 11am, Monty’s
3
BCPL Microsoft Excel, 6pm
CDC Mtg 6:30pm, VH
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#BCPLSHELFIE CONTEST
Take a photo of yourself somewhere in our library—in the stacks, reading a book, in the garden, at a program,
etc.—and you could win a prize! Share your SHELFIE on social media with the hashtag #BCPLshelfie and you
will be entered to win! Contest ends August 31! Have fun!
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