You can SPONSOR A DAY at Rancho Mirage Public Library!

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Welcome to the Rancho Mirage Public Library…
Summer, with lofty temperatures, means a change of pace in the desert. Languid
days, as you know, make Library visits a must.
Much, but certainly not all, of our programming will focus on the Children’s Summer
Reading Club (SRC) and all of its events, outlined in detail in this issue of our awardwinning Guide.
The theme this year is “Read for the Win!” which aligns with the 2016 Summer
Olympics in Brazil and most important, celebrates the Library’s 20th Anniversary.
The SRC keeps kids busy, Monday – Friday, every week from June 20th through August
12th. The full schedule appears on pages 14 – 16 of this program guide. Everyone can
participate since there are four age group categories spanning infant years to adult.
For general audiences, especially film fans, the Library will screen a summer-long
series of documentaries on Mondays. Docu-Mondays is a tribute to the Desert’s late
documentarian, Joel Hochberg, and just like Joel, these films cover a wide range of
interesting (and surprising) topics.
Plus, we have these three big events for you:
• Saturday, July 30th 10 PM – midnight: Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Midnight
Release Party. Our Community Room will become Hogwarts Great Hall, and there
will be games, crafts, snacks and more!
• Saturday, September 10th 2 – 3:30 PM: Jim Borax’s California Cabaret is back in
concert with the Great American Songbook.
• Wednesday, September 21st 7 – 8:00 PM: Bobby Jo Valentine returns with new
songs in this special evening concert.
Sizzling Summer days are a good time to take advantage of reading e-books and
e-magazines on our website, ranchomiragelibrary.org, which you can do from your
home computer or personal device.
David Bryant, Library Director
Note: Any changes to this schedule, including additional programs, will be announced on our website: ranchomiragelibrary.org
If you would like to receive e-mail alerts about upcoming events, changes in our programming schedule, or events not shown
here, please send your e-mail address to [email protected].
People with disabilities are encouraged to attend Library programs. If you have special communication or access needs, please
contact the Library at (760) 341-7323 four business days in advance of the event(s) you will attend.
Cover: Photo by Finley La Pick, 2016.
A New Orleans location where the graffiti seems to march right up to READ where it stops and READ takes over.
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Walking with the Stars
If walking is part of your regular exercise routine, there is no need to
abandon it during the hot months. The Community Room at the Rancho
Mirage Public Library is open with a walking track, 9 AM – 2 PM through
October. The Community Room is air-conditioned and carpeted for a “soft”
track at 71-100 Hwy 111, Rancho Mirage. Feet and joints will appreciate a
carpeted floor that is much softer than pavement or concrete.
The Library’s Community Room has ample open
space for walking tracks plus a great sound system.
The Library offers varying musical selections while walkers make laps.
Any pace works in the Community Room — brisk to leisurely — with each
lap 1/25th of a mile. “For those who count, a very average pace of 3 miles
per hour will yield a mile on carpet in just 20 minutes,” says David Bryant,
Library Director. It is possible to encounter a local celebrity or cross paths
with an elected official along the way. Strike up a conversation, make new
friends and get some exercise, all without breaking a sweat!
The Library welcomes people with mobility issues, using canes,
walkers, wheelchairs or receiving a helping hand from their
caregivers and service dogs. This program is for everyone and
comfortable shoes/sneakers are the only equipment needed.
LIBRARY HOURS
Monday – Tuesday
9 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Wednesday
9 a.m. – 8 p.m.
Thursday – Saturday
9 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Sundays
Closed
Holiday Closures
Monday, July 4 — Independence Day
Monday, September 5 — Labor Day
71-100 Hwy 111, Rancho Mirage, CA 92270 • Tel: (760) 341-7323 Fax: (760) 341-5213
[email protected] • www.ranchomiragelibrary.org
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The Rancho Mirage Public Library Foundation was established in 2010 as the
fundraising arm of your Library. Gifts to the Foundation support programs for all ages,
the purchase of books and media, or the Children’s Summer Reading Club. Please
consider a tax deductible contribution to support your Library.
Library Tribute Cards
Available at The Book Nook
The Rancho Mirage Public Library
Foundation is pleased to offer tribute
cards with a beautiful image of the
Library. These elegant cards recently
received Best of Show at the PR
Xchange Competition from the
American Library Association in the
Fundraising Materials/Print category.
They are perfect for sending a friend
a thank you, for honoring the memory
of a family member or colleague, or
for acknowledging a special moment.
The cards are packaged in special
decorative bags, with five cards priced
at $20. The cards are available in the
Library Foundation Book Store — The
Book Nook — during Library hours.
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Donor Roll of Honor
Take a moment and peruse
the Library’s newly designed
DONOR ROLL OF HONOR
on the wall near the west entrance.
From 2003 to the present, people
identified on this wall made gifts to
the Library that went beyond City
funding to make a great institution
even more special.
The Donor Wall of Honor includes the
names of all who have made gifts of
$2,000 (cumulatively) and ranging
beyond $250,000.
Presented by the Rancho Mirage Public Library Foundation
CREATE YOUR
Literary Legacy
Each day, over 1,000 of your neighbors visit and enjoy the Rancho Mirage Public
Library. Our Library is one of California’s busiest and most popular.
With the LITERARY LEGACY program, the Library Foundation recognizes
that you may want the opportunity to make a lasting gift by giving your name or a
loved one’s name a permanent place in this outstanding Library. You may choose
to name a book, a favorite subject area, a program or series, Library seating, a
Library space, or even a room.
Please contact Library Director David Bryant at 760-341-7323, ext. 700 with
any questions about the Foundation’s LITERARY LEGACY program. The
Foundation is excited about new naming opportunities for your Library that have
emerged from the LIbrary’s space planning initiative.
Your LITERARY LEGACY awaits you at the best Library in Southern
California, one of the best in the state and in America.
Thank you,
Diane Sagan, Foundation Chair
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The Library offers a variety of electronic resources and digital
collections, including some full-text magazines, newspapers,
journals, eBooks, digital magazines, and streaming movies.
Access these resources through a computer or a mobile device
using your Rancho Mirage Public Library card.
Find out more by visiting the Library website, or call and ask to
speak with one of our friendly and knowledgeable librarians.
AtoZ Databases
The
Premier
Job
Search,
Reference,
&
Mailing
List
Database, including 30 million
business & executive profiles
& 220 million residents. Ideal
for sales leads mailing lists,
market research, employment
opportunities, finding friends and
relatives, and much more!
Axis 360
Downloadable
eBooks
and
eAudiobooks.
This
collection
features children’s picture books,
easy readers, juvenile fiction, and
teen fiction.
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Brainfuse
Free online homework help for
grade school students and online
learning assistance for adult
learners
through
one-to-one
homework help, state-aligned
skills building, test preparation,
and writing assistance.
Credo Online
Reference books online for you.
Take a look at the books included
under “Find a Book,” or browse the
subjects to narrow your search.
Besides having Encyclopedias
and Dictionaries, Credo also
has
Bilingual
Dictionaries,
Measurement Conversions, and a
Crossword Solver.
CultureGrams
The perfect resource to prepare
you as a true world citizen.
Concise reports and multimedia
give you the unique, intimate
details of each country’s customs,
traditions, and daily life.
Enki
Over 50,000 eBook titles in the
shared collection of popular fiction
and nonfiction genres including
romance,
mysteries,
travel,
technical, crafts, cooking and more.
Heritage Quest and Ancestry
Online
Now available at the Library. You
can learn to build your family
tree and discover your story!
These resources offer a large
collection of American, United
Kingdom, European, and Australian
genealogical and historical sources.
LawDepot
Unlimited access to thousands of
legal forms across all categories,
including Real Estate, Business,
Human Resources, Family, and more.
Mango Languages
Online language learning program
offering courses in 63 languages.
You can also learn language and
culture through feature ﬁlms.
NoveList Plus
The Librarian’s secret to ﬁnding
great books. NoveList Plus offers
reading recommendations and
information about books that
includes expert recommendations,
reviews, articles, lists, and more.
OneClickdigital
Download digital audiobooks from
OneClickdigital. The collection
includes approximately 3,000 adult
titles and over 900 children’s and
young adult titles. Additional titles
are added each quarter.
Overdrive
Thousands of popular and bestselling downloadable eBooks
and eAudiobooks. This collection
features adults, children’s and teen
titles.
PressReader
Connecting
people
through
news. Thousands of newspapers
available from around the world.
PressReader delivers the world’s
newspapers and magazines to
millions of readers wherever they
live, travel, work or play.
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InstantFlix powered by IndieFlix
A premier online streaming service
Movie lovers rejoice! Now you have unlimited access
to thousands of award-winning shorts, features, and
documentaries from around the world, not to mention
classic cartoons, PBS movies and more. It’s all FREE with
your Rancho Mirage Public Library card.
You will need a valid Rancho
Mirage Public Library card,
an email address, and an
Internet-enabled computer
or device on which to watch
the films. Watch movies
on any Internet-enabled
computer, smartphone, or
tablet with a Web browser!
Also available on Roku, xBox, and Apple TV via Apple devices.
Try our new self-checkout
kiosk located at the entrance to
the Children’s Room.
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Zinio for Libraries
The world’s largest newsstand
Zinio offers full-color digital magazines for
anytime, anywhere reading on desktops, mobile
devices, and apps. Rancho Mirage Public Library’s
collection of popular digital magazines includes
both new and backlist titles with no holds, no
checkout periods, and no limits to the number of
magazines you can download.
• Online reading: Instantly read all current and backlist magazines on
desktop and mobile browsers.
• Mobile apps: Download and read magazines on 95% of today’s
mobile devices, including iOS (Apple®), Android™, and Kindle
Fire™/HD/HDX.
• Backlist: Grow your collection and build a digital backlist for anytime
checkout and reading.
• Easy browsing and checkout: Browse RMPL’s collection by
newest issue, keyword search, genre and language to find your
favorites and to discover new reading interests.
• Two ways to read: Check out magazines and read them instantly
on your desktop or mobile browser — or check out and download
magazines through mobile apps.
• Helpful notifications: Sign up for weekly email reminders about
your favorite magazines.
• No limit and permanent checkout: Check out as many issues as
you want and keep them in your account as long as you wish.
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PressReader
Get all-you-can-read magazines and newspapers to keep informed,
entertained and inspired every day. PressReader connects you with
the stories you love from thousands of premium publications around the
world. Discover, share and talk about news that matters to you.
• One account, many screens: Read stories in your news feed on
one device and pick up where you left off on another. Subscribe and
authorize up to five devices with one account.
• More news, more possibilities: Choose sections of magazines
or newspapers to build your own publication, or follow others for a
curated story feed.
• Seamless and social: Share stories and opinions with others on
Twitter, Facebook, Google+ or email.
• Your channel, your views: Create a channel and add your opinions
to stories to make your voice heard on issues you care about. Your
opinion gains momentum as more people support it.
Connect to the RMPL Wi-Fi network and download the PressReader app
to get started. If you are using a laptop, please visit www.pressreader.
com and enjoy the same experience.
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Come to the Cabaret
Bobby Jo Valentine
Saturday, September 10, 2 – 3 p.m.
Wednesday, September 21,
7 – 8 p.m.
What good is sitting alone in your
room when you can come to Jim
Borax’s California Cabaret? This
multi-faceted show includes a
swingin’ sing-along of unforgettable
standards and a variety of exciting
performances by professional
singers and dancers.
Enjoy
such
performers
as:
Mary Ann Hermansen who has
appeared in the hit show “Cabaret”
on Broadway; Melissa Batallés
who is a two-time winner of the
McCallum Theater’s “Open Call”;
Terri Olsen, a P.S. Follies singer
and dancer; and Palmer Davis,
a Radio City Rockette. Music
will range from “Great American
Songbook” selections to opera. So
come to the Cabaret!
Bobby Jo Valentine is a singer/
songwriter who chases after this
particular kind of music. The
authentic, universal, uncanny
nature of his songs have won him
Songwriter of the Year at West
Coast Songwriter’s Association
twice — in 2011 and 2015. His
new album Fox Eyes, Whale Heart
is his most soulful, poetic work to
date, and he’ll be sharing stories
and songs from that release during
this performance.
Don’t miss a special evening of
poetry and music from this highly
regarded new singer/songwriter.
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DOCU-MONDAYS: July 11 – August 29
This series of eight Monday documentary screenings
will honor the late Rancho Mirage filmmaker Joel “the
Docmeister” Hochberg, who directed and produced over
400 documentaries about the people, charities, and
cultural organizations in and around the Coachella Valley.
In keeping with Hochberg’s contribution to the community and Library of
producing and screening documentary films, the series will present some
of the filmmaker’s favorite festival documentaries with some additional film
selections by Library staff. Subjects include people, places, culture, and
visual art. Please join us for any and all of these stellar documentaries.
Man on Wire (2008)
The Impostor (2012)
Monday, July 11, 2 – 3:30 p.m.
Tightrope walker Philippe Petit’s
daring, but illegal, high-wire routine
performed between New York City’s
World Trade Center’s twin towers
in 1974 is what some consider “the
artistic crime of the century.”
This is an account of a young man in
Spain who claims to a grieving Texas
family that he is their 16-year-old son
who has been missing for 3 years.
Dinosaur 13 (2014)
In 1990, scientists discover the
largest Tyrannosaurus Rex fossil
ever found.
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Finding Vivian Maier (2013)
Monday, August 1, 2 – 3:30 p.m.
This is a biography about the
late Vivian Maier, a nanny whose
previously unknown cache of
100,000 photographs earned her
a posthumous reputation as one
of the most accomplished street
photographers.
Above and Beyond
The Slasher (2004)
This film is a profile of a
stereotypically shady used car
salesman, one who convinces
customers to buy vehicles that
others have deemed unfit for sale.
In 1948, a group of World War II
pilots volunteered to fight for Israel in
the War of Independence, laying the
groundwork today’s Israeli Air Force.
The Kid Stays in the Picture (1994)
In the Realms of the Unreal (2004)
Henry Darger, an obscure janitor
during his life, is known for the
posthumous discovery of his
staggering 15,000 page novel
with hundreds of illustrations that
continue to inspire artists around
the world.
This documentary captures the
life story of legendary Hollywood
producer and studio chief Robert
Evans. The first actor to ever to run
a film studio, Robert Evans’ film
career started in 1956, poolside at
the Beverly Hills Hotel.
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SUMMER RE
JULY
EVENTS
MONDAYS — Reading Day
JULY STORYTIMES
Tiny Tot Tales
Tuesdays, 10 a.m. and 11 a.m.
Preschool Stories and Me
Thursdays,10 a.m.
Special Family Storytimes
Thursday, July 7, 10 a.m.
“Play Ball!” Palm Springs
Power baseball players will be
on hand to read stories about
American’s favorite pastime.
All ages welcome.
Held in the Storytime Room.
AUGUST STORYTIMES
Tiny Tot Tales
Thursdays, 10 a.m.
Special Family Storytimes
Thursday, August 4, 10 a.m.
Mother Goose pays a visit and
will read some of her timeless
fairytales and nursery rhymes.
All ages welcome.
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Storytime Room
Tween Tales, 07/18, 2 - 5 p.m. For ages 5-11.
Listen to a great book, read by the librarians.
Kids’ Book Discussion Group, 2 – 3:30 p.m. For
ages 9-12.
Sign up at the Children’s desk — we have books to
loan while supplies last.
7/11: Escape from Mr. Lemoncello’s Library by
Chris Grabenstein
7/25: A Tale of Friends, Enemies and Minecraft by
Jake Mayer
TUESDAYS — Maker Camp & Game Day
Maker Camp, 2:30 – 4 p.m. For kids ages 9-14.
Register online, space is limited. Conference Room
Game Day, 2 – 4 p.m. All ages. Bingo, board
games, card games and more. Children’s Room
WEDNESDAYS — Big Show Day
2 – 3 p.m. Community Room
7/6: Pacific Animal Productions
7/13: Arty Loon Variety Show
7/20: American Indian Traditions with Karen Rae
Kraut & Jay De Angelo
7/27: The Rope Warrior: David Fisher
THURSDAYS — Let’s Play!
2 – 4 p.m.
7/7: Meet an Athlete, Children’s Room
7/14: On Your Mark, Get Set, H20!, Rancho Mirage
Community Park
7/21: Golf and Pickle Ball
7/28: Life-Size Games, Children’s Discovery Museum
FRIDAY — Movies
7/1: Kung Fu Panda 3
7/8: Shaun the Sheep Movie
7/15: SpongeBob Squarepants:
Sponge Out of Water
7/22: The Good Dinosaur
7/29: The Peanuts Movie
ADING CLUB
AUGUST
EVENTS
MONDAYS — Reading Day
Storytime Room
Tween Tales, 8/1, 2 - 5 p.m.
For ages 5-11. Listen to a great
book, read by the librarians.
Kids’ Book Discussion Group,
2 – 3:30 p.m. For ages 9-12.
8/8: The Egypt Game by Zilpha
Keatley Snyder
TUESDAYS — Maker Camp & Game Day
Maker Camp, 2:30 – 4 p.m. For kids ages 9-14.
Register online, space is limited. Conference Room
Game Day, 2 – 4 p.m. All ages. Bingo, board
games, card games and more. Children’s Room
WEDNESDAYS — Big Show Day
8/3: Ina Buckner-Barnette, Storyteller
8/10: Tony Daniels Magic.
Our favorite, featured, fun-filled finale!
Grand prizes awarded following show.
THURSDAYS — Let’s Play!
2 – 4 p.m.
8/4: Bicycle Rodeo, Community
Room
8/11: On Your Mark, Get Set,
H20!, Rancho Mirage Community
Park
SEPTEMBER
STORYTIMES
Tiny Tot Tales
Wednesdays, 10 a.m.
Thursdays,10 a.m.
Held in the Children’s Room.
Family Night
Wednesday, September 7,
5:30-7:00 p.m.
Join us for a special visit from
Guide Dogs of the Desert.
This organization provides
custom trained guide dogs
for the blind, and for those
with special needs, for safe
mobility, companionship, and
independence.
FRIDAY — Movies
8/5: How to Train Your Dragon 2
8/12: Zootopia
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MIDNIGHT
RELEASE
PARTY
·
July 30, 2016 10 p.m. to after midnight
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Special Rehearsal Edition Script is being
released on July 31st. To celebrate, Rancho Mirage Public Library is hosting
a Midnight Release Party on July 30th from 10 p.m. to after midnight. Our
community room will be transformed into the Hogwarts Great Hall. Join us for
games, crafts, snacks and much much more!
At the end of the evening, we will be raffling off copies of
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. Come prepared to have fun, be amazed
and meet other Harry Potter fans!
Patrons are encouraged to wear costumes, although it is not required.
Books will be available for purchase and will
go on sale at midnight.
Register online.
TEEN BOOK CLUB
Wednesdays, 12:00 – 1:30 p.m.
For ages 12-17
Discuss books over pizza and then go to the
Big Show at 2!
6/29: The False Prince by Jennifer A. Nielsen
7/13: The Queen of Katwe by Tim Crothers
7/27: Red Rising by Pierce Brown
8/10: The Scorpio Races by Maggie Stiefvater
TEEN POETRY CLUB
Mondays, 1:00 – 2:00 p.m.
For ages 12-17
Get your creative juices flowing at RMPL’s
Teen Poetry Club. You will have the chance
to learn and practice various forms of poetry
and have the opportunity to share your work
with the group. Snacks will be provided.
Held in the Barker Conference Room.
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The Library’s First 20 Years
January 1996 – January 2016
You can
SPONSOR A DAY
at Rancho Mirage
Public Library!
Checkouts: 9,000,000
Patron visits: 5,000,000
Information questions: 1,200,000
Program attendance: 500,000
Programs:15,000
Website visits: 2,000,000
Your gift of one thousand dollars will
provide a full day of Library services,
collections, research support,
programs for children and adults,
tutoring for computer use,
and much more.
This contribution to the Rancho
Mirage Public Library Foundation is
a friendly welcome to every one of
the nearly one thousand visitors who
come to the Library each day.
Creating the “John and Mary Smith
Day” at your Library can be a tribute
to a loved one. Or your “day” will
tell your neighbors that you place
a great value on one of California’s
best libraries.
For more information, call
Library Director David Bryant at
760 -341-7323 x 700.
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I N FO
Library Donors 1995-Present
Founder
$100,000 and above
Visionary
$25,000-$49,999
The Annenberg
Foundation
The Auen Foundation
The Coeta and Donald
Barker Foundation
Janet C. & Charles E.
Barker
H.N. & Frances C. Berger
Foundation
Sally Contant
Friends of the Rancho
Mirage Public Library
J.W. & Ida M. Jameson
Foundation
Fred & Mary Leydorf
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald D.
Marsee
The City of Rancho
Mirage
Helen Reinsch
Reinsch Family Memorial
Katherine J. Andrews
Foundation
Joseph A. Bartush
Donald &Peggy Cravens
Roy E. Crummer
Foundation
The Family of Walter &
Elizabeth Demyanek
Jim & Jackie Lee Houston
City of Indian Wells
Roberta Peters Jones
Patrick McCarthy
Don McIntosh
Dr. Charles M. Monell &
Dr. Gerald E. Benston
DeeAnn & Larry Nichols
Rotary Club of Rancho
Mirage
Anita B. & Howard S.
Richmond Foundation
Ladda Toelkes
Benefactor
$50,000-$99,999
Partner
$10,000-$24,999
Agua Caliente Band of
Cahuilla Indians
Castle Foundation Inc.
Dr. Maurice & Laine
Falstein
Jeanne & Charles Parrish
Arthur Strickman
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Anonymous
Janet & Jerry Banks
Dorothy Lyons Berns
Linda Bray
William F. Coan
The Deutsch Foundation
Jarka & Martin Dolemo
Elyse & David Fleming
President & Mrs. Gerald
R. Ford
Elaine Frank
Mr. Sidney Laub
Martin, Kayla, Noah,
Bella & Alexandra Lax
James Kelley and Joseph
Lund
Richard Kite
Mr. & Mrs. G. Teryl Koch
Arlette & Don Lea
George Lee and Scott
Roberts
Michael G. McCafferty
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Morgan
Doris & Robert O’Neill
Barbara Palm
Iris & Thom Smotrich
Dr. S. Jerome & Judith D.
Tamkin
T.A. & Joani Toussoun
Nancy B. Watson
Sponsor
$5,000-$9,999
Bartush Family
Foundation
Stanley Baumblatt
Mary Ellen & Cooper
Blanton
David Bryant
Dr. & Mrs. Sonia
Campbell
Valerie & Kyle Coltman
Nancy & Thomas
Cunningham
I N FO
Diane Fox
Joyce & Henry Freund
Kay Hanson
The Brian & Patricia A.
Herman Fund
Dr. Bettie A. Henry honors
David Alan Henry
Linda & Edward Kazazian
Paula & Vern Kozlen
M. & L. Leibowitz
Charitable Trust
Suzanne & Jason
Matthews
Juanita & Cliff
McCormick
Kevin McGuire
Lyn Chernis & Dr. Bob
Morris
Patty & Arthur Newman
Paul Newman
Claudette Pais
Dorothy Begg Parker
Mary Patrick
Rancho Mirage Country
Club
Mary & Charles Rich
Diane S. Robertson
Charitable Foundation
Susan & Robert Rossi
Richard Sara
Virginia & Richard Saville
Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Smale
The Stack Foundation
Joanne & Dominick
Summa Jr.
Three Sisters Foundation
Vanguard Charitable
Foundation
Robert Walker and Ernest
Phinney
Weinstein Family
Foundation
Wells Fargo
Ruth White
Drs. Jane & Dr. Morton
Woolley
Eilean Wuhl
Susan Cook
David & Sue Cummings
Janet Daggatt
Wilbur Daniel
Carol & Raleigh DeBow
Catherine Devine
Salli Dick
Norman Edwards
Ted FioRito Jr
Barbara & Robert Fremont
Andrea Best & Calvin Fox
Carolyn & Robert
Goldberg
Associate
Dorothy
Goldstein
$2,000-$4,999
Arline Greenblatt
Kaye & L.E. Alford
Marcy & Ron Gregory
Bernice & Paul Alloy
Shirley & Earl Greif
Isabel & Lawrence Barnett Paul Hagle
Ms. Olga Jane Battisti
Boyd Haigler
June Beeler
Joseph Harris
Kay Bell
Vicki & Dana Hobart
Rebecca & Jack Benaroya Larry Hudack
Robert Borns
Michael Craft Johnson
Ken Bourgidnon
Tom Johnson
Lyndsy Bowcott
JP Morgan
Beth & George Briggs
Beatrice & Victor Kane
Lois Buell
Tom & Claire Kane
Dr. & Mrs. Richard Byrd
Susan King
Jean Carrus
Gerry & Martin Koffman
The Champions Volunteer Ellie Lavin
Foundation
Ralph W. Leatherby
Jo & Tom Chapman for
Irving & Dorothy Levy
Great Books
Lorna Lewis
Charity Challenge, Inc.
Tom Lutgen
Lee Comisar
Sharon W. Lynch
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Gerald Macenas
JoAnn & Fred
Mackenbach
Fay McClung
Margaret McPharlin
Lucy & Ron Meepos
Ruth & Arnold Meltsner
Cheryl & Jim Miller
Gordon Moller & Charles
Townsend
Norma Monty
In Memory of Kitty Moore
Cindy & Morris Muscatel
Benard Myerson
Lori & Dick Nelson
Roland Nobis
Northern Trust Bank
Palm Springs Writers
Guild
Lou & Faye Phillips
Dr. & Mrs. Michael Platt
George Plavec
S. L. Protess
Rancho Mirage Womans
Club
Penny & Bart Rivin
Ann & Don Rogers
Buddy Rogers
Elaine & Leonard
Rosenbaum
Marcia Rutledge
Jean Scripps
Nan Aune Shipp
Hortense Singer
Ruth & Al Siteman
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Mary Small
Edna Spaulding
The Springs Community
Association
Harold Staw
Marc & Shari Stewart
Union Bank of California
Willis Urick, Jr.
Pat & Milton Vaughn
Frank R. Warren
Washington Mutual Bank
Wechsler Foundation
In Memory of my husband
Martin, Jeanne Weiss
Mr. & Mrs. Lewis
Whitney
Cynthia & James Williams
Joy & Wells Wohlwend
Luis Cordero
Robert & Cynthia Cramer
Donald & Nancy Delaski
Joseph & Ann DeLuca
E. R. Dumke
Carolyn Ehrler
Phillip & Ruth Elwell
Florence Finer
Linda L Forehand
Helene Galen
Harry Gill
Mim Gottschalk
Gary & Maria Greenwald
Downey Grosenbaugh
Earle Hagen
Dan & Joan Hauserman
Elaine Henderson
Barbara Hochberg
Pat & Gordon Hubbard
Scholars
Paul & Ardis Huizenga
$1,000 – $1,999
Ed Hutten
Marie Jackson
Marjorie & Richard
Dr. & Mrs. WM David
Ameny
Jones
Anderson Travel
Carol
& Larry Jones
Edward Anixter
Louise Kermode
Beth Arterberry
Michael & Patricia
Brian Baxenden
Kremin
Babette “Babs” Bay
William Kroonen
Chuck & Cynthia Bowling
Dorothy Kulvin
Arla Brown
Ladies Golf Ass’n of the
Gail & Alfred Bryman
Springs
Ivan Budd
Sonia & Seymour
Elizabeth Campbell
Levinthal
Clifton Cole and Scott
Wendy Portman Lewis
Smith
I N FO
Literary Society of the
Desert
Natalie Marcus
Eileen Mason
Michael & Ogniana
Masser
Ken Maxwell and Dick
Redman
Lou Mello
Patrice Merritt
Frida & Jack Milowsky
Gordon Moller
Murrey Morrow and
Judith Widmer
Moss & Company
Virginia & Graydon
Nichols
Russell & Suzanne Orkin
James Osborne
Bob Packwood
Joyce Palmer
Priscilla Pete
George & Norma Purvis
Ralph M. Parsons
Foundation
Editha Rowell
Diane & Fred Sagan
Nancy & Marty
Schechtman
Deidra N. Schumann
Dr. Pravin & Katherine
Shah
Shapiro Family
Foundation
Sheldon Revocable Trust
Mitchell Simon
Claire Smith
David & Lynn Smith
Peter Solomon
The Springs Book
Discussion Group
Lester & Joan Strouse
Roberta Susskind
Israel Tapick
Cornell & Betty Teoman
Nancy Thompsen
Carol Thorburn
George & Carol Tielsch
Lowell Trask
Alton & Julie Tybout
Van Patten Estate
Craig Vickers
Jean Viereck
Joseph & Dee Wambaugh
Virginia Waring
Eric & Evelene Wechsler
Ted & Jenny Weill
Roger & Brenda
Weinstock
John & Judy Wempe
William J. Wink
Oscar Wright, Jr.
Donors of $100 or
Greater
6/1/15 - 5/31/16
Paula & Mike Adams
Jack Alotto and Dale
Smith
Alpha Delta Kappa
Marjorie & Richard
Ameny
Anita B. & Howard S.
Richmond Foundation
Judy & Robert Appelbaum
Beth Arterberry
Janet & Jerry Banks
Stuart & Patricia Barton
Joseph Bartush
Babette “Babs” Bay
Jerome & Lillian
Birer-Lapidus
Philip Block
Mitch Blumberg
Susan Bogan
Ken & Marianne Bouldin
Chuck & Cynthia Bowling
Linda Bray
Irma & Jayson Brodie
David Bryant
Dorothee & Mike Bryman
Lois Buell
Bill & Lynn Buskirk
William M.
Caldararo-Dutoit
William Callender
Dr. & Mrs. Sonia
Campbell
Elizabeth Campbell
Joseph Cantrell
Wayne & Linda Carlson
Castle Foundation Inc.
Nate & Karen Cheney
Jean C.King
Lewis & Judy Clark
Charles Cohen
Diane & Richard Cohen
Flory & Bob Cohen
21
I N FO
Jacqueline & Edward
Cohen
Stan & Carole Cole
Desiree Collings
Karen Comeau
Robert Cook
Susan Cook
Phyllis & Alan Cooper
Luis Cordero
David & Sue Cummings
Nancy & Thomas
Cunningham
Anthony F. Daddino
Donna Jean Darby
Vernon & Joan Dasey
Perry Datwyler and John
Jacobs
David Sibor & Peggy
Madoo
Barbara & Jim Dawson
Howard & Dorothy
Deming
Mary Ellen Denman
Catherine Devine
Elaine Dexter
Martha Drayton
Patricia Dryan
Judith Eagan
Allen & Marilyn Eager
Pam Edwards
Carolyn Ehrler
Stephen & Rosanne Ezer
Arlene & Mel Fages
Barbara Feldman
Dr. & Mrs. Robert
Feldman
22
Patricia Ferguson
George & Dorie Ferrone
L. Michael & Denise
Finch
Florence Finer
Ronald Finfrock and
George Williams
Ted FioRito Jr
Robert & Janice Flamer
Elyse Fleming
Peter Foley
Linda L Forehand
Hoffman Charitable
Foundation
Ida M. & J.W. Jameson
Foundation
Lily Fox
Roger Freeman and
Miguel Padro
Melvin & Vera Gabel
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Galante
Lucy & Peter Gates
Cora & Ted Ginsberg
Carol & Ed GleckmanOliver
Ted Goldman and Kim
Robbins
Carol & Phil Goldsmith
Kris Gonzales
Joyce Gordon
Barry & Sarah Gowen
Gary & Carol Granger
Elizabeth & Charles Guber
Mary Gullikson
Diane Gunn
Donald & LaRue Hadley
Carole Ann Haller
Marcella Halter
John R Heckenlively
Don Hedgepath
Bettie Hedlund
Elaine Henderson
Elizabeth Henrich
Julie Henthorn and Bob
Schneider
Brian & Patricia A.
Herman
Helen Herman and Jack
Talan
Juan Hernandez
High Tech Mailing
Services
Vicki & Dana Hobart
Frank Horner
Bernard & Paulette
Horwich
Paul & Ardis Huizenga
Marge Humphreys
Suz Hunt
Beverly Irom
Liza Ivins
Herbert & Loreen
Jacobson
Steve & Barbara Jones
Tom & Claire Kane
Andrew Katnik
Ruth & Mal Kaufman
Alan Kemble & Sally
Albers
Louise Kermode
I N FO
Richard Kite
Alicia and Ken Knox
Karen L. Koon
Gloria Korngold &
Richard Speer
Stanley Kravitz
Sue Kubly
Elfred & Mary Lampe
Richard & Daryl Laner
Arlette Lea
Roy & Carol Leibowitz
Caprice Leinonen
Stephan Leonoudakis
Sonia & Seymour
Levinthal
Annette & Dwayne Lewis
Jason & Marjory Lewis
Fred Leydorf
Haddon Libby
Pat Liedtke
Literary Society of the
Desert
Jim & Ann Loeb
Janice Lyle
Elsie Lynn and Frances
Palmer
JoAnn & Fred
Mackenbach
Pat & Joe Manhart
John & Nancy Mannes
Harold & Dede Marchick
Suzanne & Jason
Matthews
Ken Maxwell and Dick
Redman
Juanita & Cliff
McCormick
James & Modean
McCullough
Linda & John McNamara
Margaret McTague
James & Evangeline Meek
Patrice Merritt
Barbara & Norman
Metzger
Jodie Miller
Jerome Morgan
Larry & Bobbie Morris
Susan & Dale Morrison
Murrey Morrow and
Judith Widmer
Marcia & Irwin Narter
Alan & Carole Nelson
Charles and Nancy Nevil
John Newburger
Ted Nicholas
DeeAnn & Larry Nichols
Virginia & Graydon
Nichols
Tilmann & Ann
Noeggerath
Joe Novak
Ioan Ochsner
Marion Oppenheimer
Russell & Suzanne Orkin
Maynard Orme and Lynne
Devries
Douglas & Marilyn
Ostman
Sandie Ovesen and
Michael Cohen
Bob Packwood
Palm Springs Writers
Guild
Joyce Palmer
Bud & Sharon Parker
David & Colleen Pascale
Mr. & Mrs. Martin
Pearlman
Barbara & S. Keith
Petersen
Lou & Faye Phillips
Barbara Platt
Pauline Prickett
Allen & Margaret Pusch
Brenda Reed
Richard & Patricia Reed
Les & Lois Reese
Diana & John Ressler
Mary & Charles Rich
Karin Rodgers
Joe & Ann Lee Rogel
Ann & Don Rogers
Diane Roland
Barbara Rosenberg
Carolee Rosenberg
David and Young Lai
Rothstein
Bill & Kay Rountree
Sam Rousso
Editha Rowell
Maja Ruetschi, M.D.
Marcia Rutledge
Ellen & William Sachs
Diane & Fred Sagan
Peter Samuels
Cressey & George Sayre
Mary Davey Schambach
23
I N FO
Dr. Pravin & Katherine
Shah
Bernard & Lois Shapiro
Penny Shaw
Barbara Sherman
Nan Aune Shipp
Marilyn & Josh Shubin
Don & Roslyn Simon
Roy & Linda Sinclair
Larry & Cindy Sipkin
Elaine & Irv Sitron
Iris & Thom Smotrich
James Sowa
Edna Spaulding
Joyce & Robert Starr
Stuart Starr
Marc & Shari Stewart
Sam & Victoria Stickles
Al Stone
Dick & Patti Stumbaugh
Joanne & Dominick
Summa Jr.
Ellen Sweeney-Clawson
Lucy Tagmyer
Ron & Natalie Tambor
Cornell & Betty Teoman
Cliff Theide
Dave & Cindy Thomas
George & Carol Tielsch
Ladda Toelkes
T.A. Toussoun
Marilyn and Dale Paplham
Trail
Robert Victor
Lynn Walker
24
Robert Walker & Ernest
Phinney
Lynne & Steve
Washington
Paul & Paula Watson
E.E. Weaver
Wechsler Foundation
Weinstein Family
Foundation
Noah Weiszner
JoAnn Wellner
Bates Westerberg
Michael & Barbara Wexler
Joyce Whitacre
Lewis & Patricia Whitney
Cynthia & James Williams
Carol Frank Woodward
Drs. Jane & Morton
Woolley
Carol Wright
Helen Zimmerman
Lifetime Members
L.E. & Kaye Alford
Paul & Bernice Alloy
Shirley Alton-Chapnick
Richard & Marjorie
Ameny
Katherine J. Andrews
Foundation
Jean Arley
Ronald & Sheri Auen
Janet & Jerry Banks
Coeta and Donald Barker
Foundation
Lawrence Barnett
Joseph Bartush
Kay Bell
Gerald Benston
Kenneth Bernotas
Dorothy Lyons Berns
Morris Beschloss
Mary Ellen & Cooper
Blanton
Charmaine Blatt
Robert Borns
Lyndsy Bowcott
Linda Bray
Dennis & Tere Britton
William & Gloria Burch
Richard Byrd
Joe Cantrell
Jean Carrus
James & Dorothy Castle
Margery Chapman
Lyn Chernis & Bob Morris
William Coan
Edward & Eva Cohon
Clifton Cole & Scott
Smith
Kyle Coltman
Lee Comisar
Sally Contant
Robert Cook
Pat & Art Coombs
Caroline Cooperman
Robert & Cynthia Cramer
Peggy Cravens
Carole Cushmore
I N FO
Raleigh & Carol DeBow
Joseph & Ann DeLuca
Sally Dempsey
Elizabeth Demyanek
Lester Deutsch
Catherine Devine
Salli Dick
Gerard & Diane Dirkx
Joan Dodge
Swami Dolin
William & Jan Dorsey
Thieu Duong
Bruce Ettinger
Joan & John Firmage
Norman Forrester & Bill
Griffin
Diane Fox
Calvin Fox & Andrea Best
Elaine Frank
Marian Frenkel
Geri Friedman
Christina Gantz
Carolyn & Robert
Goldberg
Dorothy Goldstein
Beverly Rubens Gordon
Vicki & Herb Grayson
Gary & Maria Greenwald
Ron & Marcy Gregory
Earl & Shirley Greif
Deborah Grindall
Paul Hagle
Kay Hanson
Dan & Joan Hauserman
Bettie A. Henry
Carl Herkimer
Patti & Brian Herman
Helen Herman & Jack
Talan
Mario & Rosemary
Hernandez
Dana & Vicki Hobart
Joel & Barbara Hochberg
Nancy Horner
Jim Houston
Larry Hudack
Marjorie W. Hyman
Marie Jackson
Jerre Jennings
Tom Johnson
Beatrice Kane
Lily & Alan Kanter
Edward & Linda Kazazian
Susan King
Richard Kite
Irene Koch
Margaret Koster
Paula & Vern Kozlen
Michael & Patricia
Kremin
William Kroonen
Pat Bush Kruse
Dorothy Kulvin
Steve Lachs & Micahel
Ruvo
Ellie Lavin
Martin Lax
Arlette Lea
George Lee & Scott
Roberts
Claire Lehr
Mel Lehrman
Irving & Dorothy Levy
Wendy Portman Lewis
Ann Lindberg
Melvin Lippman
Evelyn Lyons
Gerald Macenas
Patt Mannino
Lee Manuel
Helen Marsee
Earl Mason
Michael & Ogniana
Masser
Michael G. McCafferty
Patrick McCarthy
Edeltraud McCarthy
Cliff & Juanita
McCormick
Vivian McIntosh
Don McIntosh
Lucy Meepos
Ruth & Arnold Meltsner
Jim & Cheryl Miller
Carole Seifer Miller
Charles Monell
Jerry Morgan
Edith Morrey
Bob Morris & Lyn Chernis
Moe & Cindy Muscatel
Benard Myerson
Arthur & Patty Newman
Graydon Nichols
Claudette Pais
25
I N FO
Barbara Palm
Bernadette Paradis
Sanford Paris
Drorthy Paulson
Emmett Peck
Evert & Norma Person
Joann & Gifford Phillips
Lou & Faye Phillips
Al & Dolly Piano
George Plavec
Patrick M. Pratt
Barry Ralph & Curtis
Ringess
Helen Reinsch
Don Reuben
Mary & Charles Rich
Bart Rivin
RM Rotary Club
Diane Robertson
Janice Davis Robson
Ann & Don Rogers
Howard Roland
Carolee Rosenberg
Robert R. Rossi
Helen Ruvelas
Richard Sara
Richard & Virginia Saville
Nancy & Marty
Schechtman
Seymour Schlesinger
Judith Schliessman
Janice Schmid
Richard & Mary Schneller
Jean Scripps
Lenore Shapiro
26
Alexandra Sheldon
Nan Aune Shipp
Mitchell Simon
Roy & Linda Sinclair
Ruth & Al Siteman
Gordon Smale
Mary Small
Claire Smith
Roger Sorensen
Edna Spaulding
Francie Y. Brown Spears
Linda Starr
Joseph Stein
Donald & Wanda Stein
Jackie Story
Dom & Joanne Summa
Ruth Tallman
Jerome & Judith Tamkin
Israel Tapick
Ralph Tash
Edward Thayer
Ladda Toelkes
T.A. & Joani Toussoun
Lowell Trask
Jean Viereck
Roen Viscovich
Mary Jo Meade Wallace
Virginia Waring
Frank R. Warren
Gene Weaver
Eric & Evelene Wechsler
Thomas & Lainie Weil
Rosella Weissman
Meg Whitcomb
Arthur Whitcomb
Lewis & Patricia Whitney
Sandra Woodson
Jane & Morton Woolley
Eilean Wuhl
M. J. Young
COMPLETE CALENDAR
Date
Time
Description
July 1
2 – 4 p.m.
Summer Reading Club Movie: Kung Fu Panda 3
July 6
2 – 3 p.m.
Summer Reading Club Big Show: Pacific Animal Productions
July 8
2 – 4 p.m.
Summer Reading Club Movie: Shaun the Sheep Movie
July 11
2 – 3:30 p.m.
Film: Docu-Mondays Presents Man on Wire
July 13
2 – 3 p.m.
Summer Reading Club Big Show: Arty Loon Variety Show
July 15
2 – 4 p.m.
Summer Reading Club Movie: SpongeBob Squarepants:
Sponge Out of Water
July 18
2 – 3:30 p.m.
Film: Docu-Mondays Presents Dinosaur 13
July 20
2 – 3 p.m.
Summer Reading Club Big Show: American Indian Traditions
July 22
2 – 4 p.m.
Summer Reading Club Movie: The Good Dinosaur
July 25
2 – 3:30 p.m.
Film: Docu-Mondays Presents The Imposter
July 27
2 – 3 p.m.
Summer Reading Club Big Show: The Rope Warrior
July 27
5 – 6 p.m.
Family Event: Lego Club
July 29
2 – 4 p.m.
Summer Reading Club Movie: The Peanuts Movie
July 30
10 – 12 p.m.+ Harry Potter Midnight Release Party
Aug 1
2 – 3:30 p.m.
Film: Docu-Mondays Presents Finding Vivian Maier
Aug 3
2 – 3 p.m.
Summer Reading Club Big Show: Ina Buckner-Barnette,
Storyteller
Aug 5
2 – 4 p.m.
Summer Reading Club Movie: How to Train Your Dragon 2
Aug 8
2 – 3:30 p.m.
Film: Docu-Mondays Presents The Slasher
Aug 10
2 – 3 p.m.
Summer Reading Club Big Show: Tony Daniels Magic
Aug 12
2 – 4 p.m.
Summer Reading Club Movie: Zootopia
Aug 15
2 – 3:30 p.m.
Film: Docu-Mondays Presents In the Realms of the Unreal
Aug 22
2 – 3:30 p.m.
Film: Docu-Mondays Presents Above and Beyond
Aug 24
5 – 6 p.m.
Aug 29
2 – 3:30 p.m.
Film: Docu-Mondays Presents The Kid Stays in the Picture
Sep 7
5:30 – 6 p.m.
Family Night: Guide Dogs of the Desert
Sep 10
2 – 3 p.m.
Music: Come to the Cabaret
Sep 21
7 – 8 p.m.
Music: Bobby Jo Valentine, Singer and Songwriter
Sep 28
5 – 6 p.m.
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