EVENTS


October

The next regular meeting of the Board of Trustees will be on MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 2008. The public is welcome.

The Library will be closed MONDAY, OCTOBER 13 FOR COLUMBUS DAY.

Wednesday, October 1

Adult Program THEY BANNED THAT BOOK?
Wednesday, October 1 3pm Free
Over the years many books have been banned across America. For Banned Books Week, join Don Parker from the Coalition ??? to learn which books were banned and why.
Register now.

Saturday, October 4

Adult Program COMPUTER KINDERGARTEN
Saturday, October 4 2 - 4pm Cost: $5.00
This is a slow-paced, hands-on, user friendly workshop for first time computer users. Using IBM compatible computers, this class will cover turning the computer on, the Windows desktop, using the mouse, opening programs, understanding windows elements, inputting text, saving a file and turning the computer off. Register now.

Tuesday, October 7

Childrens Program FUN WITH FOLKLORE
Tuesday, October 7
4:00-5:00pm
Explore the culture of Canada through its folklore, the film Mama do you love me? And create a maple leaf wind sock. Age 4 – Grade 3. Register immediately

Friday, October 10

Adult Program BUS TRIP
ATLANTIC CITY
Friday, October 10 Bus leaves at 9am Cost: $31.00
Casino and package to be announced. Please call MaryLu Phelan at the library for details. Register now.

Saturday, October 11

Childrens Program KNOCK, KNOCK- WHO’S THERE?
Saturday, October 11
10:30-11:30am
Greet your guests with this scary door decoration, using pumpkins; cats and creepy-looking trees. Grades K-5 Register Immediately.

Adult Program COMPUTER FIRST GRADE FOR ADULTS
Saturday, October 11 2 – 4pm Cost: $5.00
In this hands-on, user friendly workshop you will learn how to work with text including inputting, inserting, moving and erasing, learn basic word processing skills, understand commands and dialog boxes and set-up and create e-mail. Prerequisite: Computer Kindergarten. Register now.

Tuesday, October 14

Childrens Program AUTHOR, AUTHOR
Tuesday, October 14
4:00-5:00pm
Explore the world of Maurice Sendak through his stories, the films, Pierre and In the Night Kitchen and create your own “wild thing”. Age 4 – Grade 3. Register beginning Thursday, October 2.

Wednesday, October 15

Childrens Program SNACKS ‘N STORIES
Wednesday, October 15
4:00-5:00pm
Listen to apple stories, watch the Legend of Johnny Appleseed and make (and eat) delicious “apple-smile” treats. Age 4 – Grade 3. Register beginning Thursday, October 2.

Thursday, October 16

Young Adult Program MANICURE
Thursday, October 16 7-8:30pm
$3 materials fee
Ms. Kathy Giouvalakis, a licensed nail technician, will show you how to groom your hands and fingernails. Each participant will receive a new manicure kit. For those ages 11-18. Register now at the Reference Desk.

Saturday, October 18

Adult Program A.A.R.P. MATURE DRIVING COURSE
Saturday, October 18 10am – 6pm Cost: $10.00
PAYMENT BY CHECK ONLY – ONE CHECK PER PERSON – PAYABLE TO A.A.R.P. Take this course to reduce your insurance rates and enjoy your driving privilege longer. Each person on line may register for one additional person. Space is limited. No refunds. Register now.

Monday, October 20

Childrens Program HALLOWEEN PRE-SCHOOL CRAFT
Monday, October 20
1:30-2:30pm
or
Wednesday, October 22 10:00-11:00am
Bring an adult and create some creepy crafts for Halloween. Age 2 – Kindergarten with adult. Register beginning Monday, October 6.

Childrens Program PUMPKIN, PUMPKIN
Monday, October 20
4:00-5:00pm
Join Joanne and make this pumpkin candy holder out of foam core. Decorate with markers and create your own spooky face! Grades K-5 Register beginning Monday, October 6.

Tuesday, October 21

Childrens Program Fossil Fun
Tuesday, October 21
4:00-5:00pm
Join Johnda and study dinosaurs and fossils. Take home an actual fossil! Grades K-5 Register beginning Monday, October 6

Adult Program DEFENSIVE DRIVING COURSE
Tuesday, October 21 & Thursday, October 23 7 - 10pm Cost: $35.00
OR
Saturday, November 15 10:30am – 4:30pm
Completion of this two session course entitles participants to a reduction of insurance rates or a reduction of violation points from your license. Make checks payable to H. P. P. Registration begins Thursday, October 2.

Wednesday, October 22

Childrens Program BUILD IT
Wednesday, October 22
4:00-5:00pm
How do buildings stay up? What makes a structure stable? Learn about the mathematical principles and physical forces behind structures such as bridges, towers, and geodesic domes. Then apply what you’ve learned to a project that lets you construct a chair out of paper! Grades K-5 Register beginning Monday, October 6.

Thursday, October 23

Childrens Program SPOOKY TOWN
Thursday, October 23
4:00-5:00pm
Build a haunted house with mummies, ghosts, pumpkins, witches and bats. With Halloween candy and decorations create an entire spectacular Spooky Town- when Halloween is over you can eat all the candy! Grades K-5
Register beginning Monday, October 6.

Monday, October 27

Childrens Program MINI-MOVIES
Monday, October 27
1:30-2:30pm
Come and watch Halloween is Grinch Night, Witch who was afraid of witches and the Sorcerer’s Apprentice. Snacks will be served- and don’t leave without your goody bag!
No registration required. All Ages!

Childrens Program ART WITH IVY
Monday, October 27
4:00-5:00pm
Beginning with the letter “M” draw your own haunted house, complete with movable windows and doors.
Grades K-5. Register beginning Monday, October 6.

Young Adult Program EDIBLE HAUNTED HOUSE
Monday, October 27 7-8pm
$3 materials fee
Have a “spooktacular” time right before Halloween creating this delicious haunted house. Using candy corn, Reese’s Pieces, icing and pretzels your scary creation will come to life. For those ages 10-18. Registration begins Monday, October 6 at the Reference Desk.

Wednesday, October 29

Childrens Program KATIE’S PUPPETS
Wednesday, October 29
1:30-2:30pm
Mr. Mouse is looking for Cheese in countries around the world. The children will see a variety of puppets from many different countries. Registration not required.

Young Adult Program COLLEGE FINANCIAL AID PLANNING & COLLEGE SELECTION SEMINAR
Wednesday, October 29 7-8:30pm Free
Ron-Tan Enterprises Inc. presents a valuable and informative program for high school students and their parents looking to learn how, when and where to apply for financial aid. Some topics will include who qualifies for financial aid, forms to be completed and deadlines to follow, and the application process. Registration begins Wednesday, October 8 at the Reference Desk.