• Items should be typed and must be submitted at least two weeks in advance of the publication date to Club Notes, in care of Suburban Life Newspapers, 1101 W. 31st St., Suite 100, Downers Grove, IL 60515. Club Notes also can be faxed at least two weeks in advance of the publication date to Club Notes at (630) 969-0228, or e-mailed to clubs@mysuburbanlife.com.

• Central DuPage Hospital’s Auxiliary recently awarded $35,000 in scholarships to 18 local high school, college and medical students interested in pursuing a career in health care. Scholarships were awarded to students attending a college, university, graduate or medical school program in fall 2008. Applicants were required to document academic excellence, be pursuing a career in health care and live within Central DuPage Hospital’s service area.
The following area high school graduates were awarded scholarships: Rythm Gandhi of Carol Stream, Kelsey Gossen of West Chicago, Krishna Patel of Glendale Heights, Christina Rojas of Wheaton and Vivian Yang of Glen Ellyn. The following area college students were awarded scholarships: Nishant Goyal, Stacy Pacana and Cassandra Rico, all of Naperville; Jessica Remke, Esther Kim, Joshua Williams and David Ryan, all of Wheaton; Michelle Koch and Valerie Lambrecht, both of Winfield; Jennifer Heise of Batavia; Jason Carroll of St. Charles; Megan Mazur of Roselle; and Justine Rehak of Carol Stream.
This is an annual scholarship program. Information on applications for 2009 will be posted at www.cdh.org in the spring. For more information, call (630) 933-4119.

• The DuPage Amateur Radio Club will operate in a 24-hour national event called Field Day, allowing amateur radio operators an opportunity to practice communications under simulated emergency conditions, beginning at 1 p.m. Saturday, June 28, and Sunday, June 29, at Hawthorne Hill, 22W221 71st St., Woodridge. The public is invited to visit the operation. For more information, visit www.w9dup.org.

• There still are several slots open for the Au Sable youth camp that will be held from Sunday, July 20, through Friday, July 25. The co-ed camp presents an opportunity for kids to be introduced to the life of fly-fishing in a very unique setting. Camp will begin with a tour of the watershed led by Professor Mike Wiley, head of the Department of National Resources, who will emphasize the geology that makes the Au Sable watershed such a special ecological treasure. The campers will have an opportunity to see the richness of the fishery by participating in electro-shocking and placing a woody structure to improve habitat of the fishery. For more information, contact Phil Young at (630) 553-1580 and Jeff Kroger at (630) 369-4148 or visit www.obtu.org.

• You don’t have to be Indiana Jones to star in your own blockbuster adventure.
The Bolingbrook Park District is encouraging people to “Get Lost in Bolingbrook” with a handy resource guide that maps out the best directions to local, budget-friendly family entertainment. With more than 50 creative activities, ideas and suggestions, the guide makes it easy for parents to chart a course for fun.
Activities are provided for mini adventurers (ages 2 to 8), youth explorers (ages 9 to 17) and adult navigators (18 and older), along with musical playlists for each group. Music and songs help create the soundtrack to our favorite memories.
Some of the resource guide activities include:
Bugs on the Big Screen — Catch bugs in your backyard or at local parks and then enjoy a themed family movie night with showings of “Bug’s Life,” “Bee Movie” or “Ants.”
Rock the Block — Learn new dance moves at the Bolingbrook Park District’s Dance Festival Sunday, Aug. 10.
Glow for it — Enjoy night golf at Boughton Ridge Golf Course.
Fishing — Derbies offer lots of outdoor fun.
Other events — Free Wednesday Night Concert Series and Summer’s Last Blast
Pick up your resource guide at any Bolingbrook Park District facility or visit  www.bolingbrookparks.org. For more information, call (630) 739-1700.

• The Catholic Alumni Club of Chicago will meet at 12:30 p.m. Friday, July 4, at the La Grange Metro Train Station at La Grange Road and Burlington Avenue to head to Ribfest in Naperville. There is a parking lot west of the train station on Burlington. Participants will either carpool from there or catch the 12:55 p.m. Metra, which leaves from the north side of the tracks and arrives in Naperville at 1:29 p.m. The club will meet at Barnes and Noble at Washington Street and Chicago Avenue in Naperville between 1:45 and 2:15 p.m. to meet up with participants who plan to connect with the group in Naperville. Bring a lawn chair or blanket to sit on. There will be food and music by REO Speedwagon. For more information, call (708) 450-8280. For tickets, which cost $8 in advance or $10 at the gate, call (630) 205-3458.