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May 17th
The Great American Mutt Show

Saturday May 17th - Sunday May 18th
Located at Morton West High School
2400 S. Grove Ave.

- Best Lap Dog Over 50 Lbs. - Looks Most Like Owner -
Most Creative Pet Trick - Best Kisser - Best Catcher -
Highest Jumper - Most Unusual Markings - Unusual Mixture -
Looks Most Like Another Animal (fox, bear...) -
Most Unusual Bark - Best Smile - Best Listener -
"A Face Only A Mother Could Love" Contest - Best dressed -
Crowd Favorite - Longest Tongue/Most Comical -
Friendliest Dog - Smallest Big Dog

Fees generated at the Great American Mutt Show will help
support animal rescue (PAWS Chicago), education and other
non-profit resources to help us maintain the event on a yearly
basis and continue to raise awareness and help animal rescue.

Fees include the following:

Entry Fee for Spectators
Adults: $5
Seniors: $3
Children:$3(12-18yrs)
Children under 12yrs: FREE

Contest Participant Fee
Fee per dog (owner included in fee): $10

June 1st
Berwyn's 3rd Annual Bungalow Tour

The Berwyn Historical Society invites you
to participate in “Historic Berwyn’s Bungalow Tour”.
Celebrate a housing style that defined an era
and join us for this leisurely walking tour
featuring a variety of the community’s finest homes
and an historic church open to the public on Sunday,
for a one day showing. Learn the history of each home
while being treated to a variety of interior spaces.
You'll gain valuable ideas and insight for your own
vintage home. This year’s tour features the Bond home
that was featured in the 2007 Summer issue of
American Bungalow Magazine. Other homes featured are also
located in east/central Berwyn. The tour area will focus
on homes located west of Lombard Avenue,
east of East Avenue, north of 26th Street
and south of Cermak Road.

Don't Miss Any Part of Season One
at Berwyn's 16th Street Theater!

Aiming for SAINTHOOD
by Arlene Malinowski
July 10 - 20, 2008
Part of the Words in Motion Festival

When her Deaf mother gets cancer, a middle-aged woman
moves back into her childhood room with two questions;
Where is God? and Is it hot in here or could it be global warming?
Aiming for Sainthood is part two of her trilogy beginning with
What Does the Sun Sound Like?

Did you pick up the 2007 Summer issue of
American Bungalow Magazine?

You might want to take a look... The main article is titled
Berwyn: Chicagoland’s Hidden Treasure.
The article features a series of photos from throughout
Berwyn as well as featuring the beautiful homes of Berwyn
residents David Ahlborn and James Bond. Congratulations to
both of them for being featured in such a wonderful publication
and helping showcase Berwyn's beautiful homes.



Take a look at the New Forum section of the site! Members can now look at and post photos!	May 17th The Great American Mutt Show Saturday May 17th - Sunday May 18th Located at Morton West High School 2400 S. Grove Ave. - Best Lap Dog Over 50 Lbs. - Looks Most Like Owner - Most Creative Pet Trick - Best Kisser - Best Catcher - Highest Jumper - Most Unusual Markings - Unusual Mixture - Looks Most Like Another Animal (fox, bear...) - Most Unusual Bark - Best Smile - Best Listener - "A Face Only A Mother Could Love" Contest - Best dressed - Crowd Favorite - Longest Tongue/Most Comical - Friendliest Dog - Smallest Big Dog Fees generated at the Great American Mutt Show will help support animal rescue (PAWS Chicago), education and other non-profit resources to help us maintain the event on a yearly basis and continue to raise awareness and help animal rescue. Fees include the following: Entry Fee for Spectators Adults: $5 Seniors: $3 Children:$3(12-18yrs) Children under 12yrs: FREE Contest Participant Fee Fee per dog (owner included in fee): $10 June 1st Berwyn's 3rd Annual Bungalow Tour The Berwyn Historical Society invites you to participate in “Historic Berwyn’s Bungalow Tour”. Celebrate a housing style that defined an era and join us for this leisurely walking tour featuring a variety of the community’s finest homes and an historic church open to the public on Sunday, for a one day showing. Learn the history of each home while being treated to a variety of interior spaces. You'll gain valuable ideas and insight for your own vintage home. This year’s tour features the Bond home that was featured in the 2007 Summer issue of American Bungalow Magazine. Other homes featured are also located in east/central Berwyn. The tour area will focus on homes located west of Lombard Avenue, east of East Avenue, north of 26th Street and south of Cermak Road. Don't Miss Any Part of Season One at Berwyn's 16th Street Theater! Aiming for SAINTHOOD by Arlene Malinowski July 10 - 20, 2008 Part of the Words in Motion Festival When her Deaf mother gets cancer, a middle-aged woman moves back into her childhood room with two questions; Where is God? and Is it hot in here or could it be global warming? Aiming for Sainthood is part two of her trilogy beginning with What Does the Sun Sound Like? Did you pick up the 2007 Summer issue of American Bungalow Magazine? You might want to take a look... The main article is titled Berwyn: Chicagoland’s Hidden Treasure. The article features a series of photos from throughout Berwyn as well as featuring the beautiful homes of Berwyn residents David Ahlborn and James Bond. Congratulations to both of them for being featured in such a wonderful publication and helping showcase Berwyn's beautiful homes.	The 2008 Berwyn Open Market season starts Saturday, June 7th and continues every Saturday thru September 6th Located in the Historic Depot District - 33rd and Grove Ave. __________ Cruise Nights Every 1st and 3rd Tuesday, June thru August Located in the Historic Depot District __________ 17th Annual Route 66 Carshow BerwynRt66.com September 2008 __________
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