UR ANK, ILLINOIS 60459May 2015 ADULT PROGRAMS What Does Health Reform Mean For Me? Tuesday, April...
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MAY, 2015 Coming Soon… Join the Prairie Trails Public Library for the 2015 Summer Reading Program “Read to the Rhythm” Look forward to special performances, crafts, games and much more! Sign up starts Monday, June 8 th Visiting Local Schools During May! Volunteer @ Your Library! Teens entering grades 7-12 next school year are invited to volunteer this sum- mer at Prairie Trails Public Library. The volunteer program is a great way to meet other teens, gain work experi- ence and earn service hours. Volunteer forms will be available in May. May 2015 ADULT PROGRAMS What Does Health Reform Mean For Me? Tuesday, April 28 th at 6:30 p.m. EverThrive Illinois Affordable Care Act Ambassador Will Wilson will be providing a presentaon on health care reform and the Affordable Care Act. During his presentaon, Will will cover the new consumer protecons that individuals can now expect from their health coverage, details on the enrollment process for both private health care coverage and Medicaid, and help- ful informaon about how health insurance may affect your taxes. This presentaon will provide useful informaon for those who currently have health coverage, as well as those who want to know more about their opportunies to enroll in coverage. This event is free but advance registraon is required. Limit of 50 parcipants. Al Capone and the Route 66 Connecon Tuesday, May 5 th at 7:00 p.m. Chicago Historian Dave Clark talks about the events that occurred during Prohibion which had connecons to Route 66. Some were accidents of geography while others have a more causal con- necon. Bootlegging, crooked polics and mob hits are detailed in this lively presentaon. This event is free but advance registraon is required. Limit of 50 parc- ipants. A “Berry” Beauful Hanging Basket Tuesday, April 26 th at 7:00 p.m. Join Kathleen Obirek, landscape designer and educator, as she shows you how to assemble a container of perennial ever-bearing straw- berries with herbs, as beneficial companion plants. Learn how to insulate a container for summer heat and winter cold, and a co- polymer to the soil-less medium so you water less and discover other secrets that will make your edible moveable garden the en- vy of your neighborhood. Come and have a chance to win “Berry” aracve container. Products and other surprises will be given away during this demonstraon. This event is free but advance registraon is required. Limit of 50 parcipants.
Transcript of UR ANK, ILLINOIS 60459May 2015 ADULT PROGRAMS What Does Health Reform Mean For Me? Tuesday, April...
MAY, 2015
April Youth Programs
Coming Soon…
Join the Prairie Trails Public Library for the
2015 Summer Reading Program
“Read to the Rhythm” Look forward to special performances, crafts, games
and much more!
Sign up starts Monday, June 8th
Visiting Local Schools During May!
Volunteer @ Your Library!
Teens entering grades 7-12 next school year are invited to volunteer this sum-mer at Prairie Trails Public Library. The
volunteer program is a great way to meet other teens, gain work experi-
ence and earn service hours. Volunteer forms will be available in May.
May 2015 ADULT PROGRAMS
What Does Health Reform Mean For Me?
Tuesday,
April 28th
at 6:30 p.m.
EverThrive Illinois Affordable Care Act Ambassador Will Wilson will be providing a presentation on health care reform and the Affordable Care Act. During his presentation, Will will cover the new consumer protections that individuals can now expect from their health coverage, details on the enrollment process for both private health care coverage and Medicaid, and help-ful information about how health insurance may affect your taxes. This presentation will provide useful information for those who currently have health coverage, as well as those who want to know more about their opportunities to enroll in coverage.
This event is free but advance registration is required.
Limit of 50 participants.
Al Capone and the Route 66 Connection
Tuesday, May 5th
at 7:00 p.m.
Chicago Historian Dave Clark talks about the events that occurred during Prohibition which had connections to Route 66. Some were accidents of geography while others have a more causal con-nection. Bootlegging, crooked politics and mob hits are detailed in this lively presentation.
This event is free but advance registration is required. Limit of 50 partic-ipants.
A “Berry” Beautiful Hanging Basket
Tuesday, April 26th at 7:00 p.m.
Join Kathleen Obirek, landscape designer and educator, as she shows you how to assemble a container of perennial ever-bearing straw-
berries with herbs, as beneficial companion plants. Learn how to insulate a container for summer heat and winter cold, and a co-polymer to the soil-less medium so you water less and discover other secrets that will make your edible moveable garden the en-vy of your neighborhood. Come and have a chance to win “Berry” attractive container. Products and other surprises will be given away during this demonstration.
This event is free but advance registration is required.
Limit of 50 participants.
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PERMIT NO.230
PRAIRIE TRAILS PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT
8449 MOODY AVENUE
BURBANK, IL 60459
Phone:708-430-3688
Fax: 708-430-5596
E-mail: [email protected]
http://www.prairietrailslibrary.org
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Board of Trustees
Anita Byrne, President
[Vacant], Vice-President
Diane Shields, Secretary
Ann Trovato, Treasurer
Scott Batzel, Trustee
Claudia Robuck, Trustee
Michael Valerio, Trustee
David Viverito, Trustee
Ruth E. Faklis, Library Director
Dan Kloepper, Editor
Library Board
Meetings
The Library Board meets on the
second Thursday of each month
at 7:30 p.m.
The meetings are open to the
public.
Patrons with
disabilities who plan
to attend library
programs and require
certain accommodations
are asked to contact
the library
at (708) 430-3688
Library Hours
Monday through Thurs-
day
9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Friday and Saturday
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
New Movie Wednesdays
Wednesdays,
May 6th, 13th , 20thand 27th
at 2:00 p.m.
Come in and watch a newly released DVD movie on our projector system. Call the adult reference desk a day or two ahead to find out what we will be showing.
Movies are free. You must be 18 or older to attend.
Wild Prairie
Book Club
Thursday, May 21s
at 7:00 p.m.
Join us in discussing Light Be-tween Oceans by M.L Stedman. A limited number of copies will be available at the circulation desk beginning April 16th.
Photo Release Policy The Prairie Trails Public Library District staff may
take photographs of participants, individually or in
groups, attending or taking part in library programs
and activities. These photographs may appear in
future library publications or videos of other patrons
or staff without the permission of the person(s)
being photographed. If a library patron does not
wish himself/herself or he/her child to be photo-
graphed, the patron must notify the library staff to
that effect, or consent will be assumed.
New Library Catalog
Prairie Trails Public Library District, in connection with other libraries in the SWAN library consortium, has migrated to a new software system in April 2015. The catalog offers many new features to enhance your library experience. See our reference staff for questions you have regarding the new catalog.
