October 2015 - Harborfields Public Library

Harborfields
PUBLIC LIBRARY NEWSLETTER
October 2015
Afternoon Concert
Broadway Songs & Popular
Standards with Jacques W. LeBas
Tuesday, October 6th,
1:00 PM
Don’t miss this special
performance by the
principal male vocalist for
The Band of Long Island.
Jacques is a lyric baritone
and will take you on a musical journey through the
20th Century, from George
& Ira Gershwin to favorite
songs of the 1970s and
‘60s Free tickets are available at the Circulation Desk.
In the Gallery October 1st - 30th
Cynthia Grimm Photography
Lone: (Of A Place) Unfrequented and Remote
Artist’s Reception: Friday, October 2nd 7:00 - 8:30 PM
Courting
the Jester
A Musical Salute
to Danny Kaye
Sunday, October 18th,
2:30 PM
Danny Kaye, the proverbial
Court Jester, left a legacy of
laughter through memorable
performances on
stage, screen and
television and
brought out the child
in all of us. Multitalented performer
Bob Spiotto pulls
out all the stops
in this 90-minute tour-de-farce tribute to Danny Kaye with
musical direction and accompaniment by Peter A. Pece. You
may remember Bob Spiotto’s performance in his “Shades
of Grey” tribute to Joel Grey a few years ago, which ended
with a standing ovation (for this energetic and entertaining
performer). This program is sponsored by the Friends of the
Library. Free tickets are available at the Circulation Desk.
Need Tech Help?
Book A Librarian!
Cynthia Grimm explores the world of lone, both inside
and outside oneself. The photographs in the exhibit
cover a 20-year span, depicting landscapes both new
and old, in a way she hopes will bring the viewer in to
explore what usually goes unseen. Her “lone house”
paintings evoke a Dr. Seussian whimsy of color and light,
and the silliness of isolation.
Harborfields Public Library cardholders can
book a one-on-one, 45-minute technology
training session with Reference Librarian Brian
Adams. You should have a clear goal of what you would like
to learn during your training session, such as how to:
•Download eBooks or audiobooks to a device.
•Set up an email account.
•Set up a Facebook account.
•Learn to use Library databases for research.
•Use the Library Catalog from home to reserve
and renew materials.
Librarians are instructors, not tech support, and cannot troubleshoot or fix malfunctioning laptops, devices or
software. Sessions are available at various times during the
week. For more information, or to schedule an appointment,
please call Brian Adams at 757- 4200, ext. 120.
Harborfields Public Library 631-757-4200
www.harborfieldslibrary.org
Adult Programs
Please call the Reference Desk or register online for adult programs unless
otherwise noted. In-person registration is required for all programs with a fee.
Putting Your Garden to Bed
Haunted Hotels of the Catskills
Master Gardener and owner of Home Organic Gardening
Service, Dylan Licopoli, will be leading this workshop on how to
properly prepare your vegetable garden for the winter so that it
is ready to go in the spring. Taking the appropriate steps this fall
will improve the health and structure of the soil, add necessary
nutrients for springtime planting, help prevent weeds from establishing themselves, and protect plants which winter-over. Topics
will include late season plantings, cover crops, composting,
mulching and cultivating. Question and answer session will follow lecture. Please register.
During the last century the rich and middle classes boarded
steamships and the Hudson River Railroad, and headed for the
elegant palaces in the Catskills. When Prohibition hit in 1917,
the Catskills became a popular playground for gangsters and
bootleggers. The secluded woods and lakes then became a
convenient place to dispose of bodies. In this slide presentation
Monica Randall will review the great hotels and luxury resorts of
the past century and visit the haunting ruins that remain today.
Please register.
Wednesday, October 14th, 7:00 PM
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Thursday, October 22nd, 7:00 PM
Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) is a chronic disorder that
affects the gastrointestinal tract. Symptoms can range from
abdominal distension to severe, chronic abdominal pain which
can be debilitating. In this workshop we will explore the
characteristics of this functional disorder and how to live with
the symptoms. We will consider how to use diet and lifestyle
as part of the treatment plan to support digestive health. Michelle Mock, MPH, RDN, CDN, Registered Dietitian Nutritionist
and Nutrition Educator will provide you with information on IBS
basics, how food affects IBS, and teach you how to eat meals
that are safe for your stomach. Please register.
Flu Shots
Tuesday, October 13th, 12:00 - 2:00 PM
A Certified Immunizer from Rite-Aid Pharmacy will be at
the Library to provide flu shots for adults, 18 and older. Medicare Part B covers the cost of the flu shot 100% for seniors
and many private insurances cover it also. If your insurance
does not cover flu shots, there will be a fee. Please call the
Reference Desk or register online.
Medicare Services Counselor
Monday, October 5th &
Wednesdays, October 21st, 1:00 – 3:00 PM
Larry Elmen, HIICAP Counselor for Suffolk County RSVP is
available to discuss Medicare Services, Medicaid Options, Prescription Drug Programs, and Long Term Care/New York State
Partnership Program Insurance. Registration is not required.
Private sessions are available on a first-come, first-served basis
in the Literacy Booth.
Global Viewpoints Forum
Political Correctness —
Is It Correct To Be Politically Correct?
Tuesday, October 13th, 7:00 – 9:00 PM
Join facilitator John Busch and share your thoughts on
current events. Please register.
Tuesday, October 20th, 7:00 PM
Give Your Life More Meaning:
Be Mindful
Wednesday, October 21, 7:00 PM
Ever wonder what your life means and where you are going? Look deeper with Eileen McKeown, a local therapist, who
teaches how to reach fuller life experiences and more satisfying
relationships through mindfulness training. Dr. McKeown will
show you ways to identify and reduce stress, pause when the
going gets tough, and move toward living peacefully in the present
moment. Please register.
AARP Smart Driver Course
Monday & Tuesday, October 26th & 27th, 9:30 AM –12:30 PM
You must bring a check payable to AARP to the Reference
Desk to register. The fee is $20 for AARP members and $25
for non-members. Please bring your license and AARP membership card with you to the class. Non-residents may register
beginning Friday, October 16th if space remains.
Empire Safety Defensive Driving
Thursdays, October 8th & 15th, 6:00 – 9:00 PM
There is a $28 fee, payable by check only to Empire Safety
Council, for this class. Drivers may be eligible for discounts
and reduce points from their driving record upon completion
of this six-hour class. In-person registration at the Reference
Desk is required.
“Just the Facts”
Nonfiction Book Discussion
Thursday, October 22nd, 7:00 PM
Join discussion facilitator Brad Silverman to discuss Dear
Abigail: The Intimate Lives and Revolutionary Ideas of Abigail
Adams and Her Two Remarkable Sisters by Diane Jacobs.
Copies of this book are available at the Circulation Desk.
“From Cover to Cover”
Book Discussion with Donna Diamond
Wednesday, October 21st, 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM
This month’s book discussion selection is The Girls of
Atomic City: The Untold Story of the Women Who Helped
Win World War II by Denise Kiernan. Copies of this book are
available at the Circulation Desk.
www.harborfieldslibrary.org 631-757-4200
[email protected]
Adult Programs
SeniorNet Seminar: YouTube
Tuesday, October 20th, 3:30 – 5:00 PM
YouTube is a free site that allows you to view videos on every imaginable topic, from entertainment to computer support
to do-it-yourself projects. Join us to see why over one billion
people visit YouTube each month. You’ll also learn how to upload your own videos to YouTube. Registration is not required.
A New Series of iPad/iPhone Classes
In this three-part series, Reference Librarian Brian Adams
will help you learn all about your iPad/iPhone. Sign up for all
three at one time! Registration is required. It is suggested that
you take the classes in order. Remember to bring your fully
charged iPad or iPhone and your Apple ID and password to
class with you. Detailed class descriptions are available at the
Reference Desk.
Part 1: Getting to Know Your iPad/iPhone
Monday, November 9th, 2:00 -4:00 PM
The Available Parent Workshop
Thursdays, October 8th, 15th and 22nd, 7:00 – 8:30 PM
Discover the tools needed to nurture a
relationship based on true availability, clear
expectations and calm communication in
this three-week series presented by Patrick
MacDevitt, a counselor with twenty years of
experience specializing in teen issues. This
workshop will focus on a new topic each week:
Your Teenager’s Wild World, What Works, and
What Never Works. Participants will receive a
copy of the book The Available Parent by Dr. John Duffy to keep.
Copies of the book will be available at the Young Adult Desk upon
registration, beginning October 1st.
Celebrating
Italian Heritage Month
Part 2: Learn about iPad/iPhone Settings
Monday,November16th, 2:00 -4:00 PM
Italian Film Discussion
Part 3: Learn about iPad/iPhone Apps
Monday, November 23rd, 2:00 -4:00 PM
Thursday, October 15th, 6:45 PM
Rated G, 106 minutes
The Writer’s Imagination
An Introductory Writing Workshop
Thursdays, October 1st & 8th, 7:00 – 8:0 PM
Great writing has a startling, musical quality to it. That’s
because it comes from the imagination of the writer, the place
where story, fate and myth converge in a lyrical, songlike way.
Journalist Jory Farr will help participants discover how to tap into
their imagination and individual skills. Writing in itself is not difficult—writing well is the challenge! Space is limited, registration
is underway and open to all. Bring pens and a pad — and your
imagination!
Taproot
Wednesdays, October 14th - December 9th,
2:00 - 4:00 PM (No workshop on 11/25)
Join this lively group of people who enjoy expressing
themselves through writing memoirs, poetry and fiction. During this ten-week workshop, participants share their writing
with the group in a non-judgmental, supportive atmosphere,
moderated by a professional writer/teacher.
Any interested senior over 55 is welcome
to attend the first session at no cost. If you
join, fees are paid directly to Taproot, a
nonprofit organization based at Stony Brook
University. Please call the Reference Desk
to register.
The Priest’s Wife (1971)
Sophia Loren and Marcello Mastroianni show
why they are among the screen’s most celebrated duos in this film that is part romantic comedy
and part exploration of human and clerical frailties Join film
historian Irene Eckert to view and discuss this often overlooked
Italian film with English subtitles. Registration is not required.
Our Italian Ancestors and
Their Journey to America
Monday, October 19th, 7:00 - 8:30 PM
Over a century ago, most Italian immigrants who settled
in the New York Metropolitan area came from the regions of
Sicily, Calabria and Campania. In this presentation you will
take a visual journey through time to these three beautiful Italian regions. Explore what these places were like for
your ancestors and why they made the decision to come to
America. The program will conclude by showing how these
areas have evolved over time and how they look today.
Please register.
An Italian Journey
Exploring Italy and the Italian Language for Travelers
Mondays, October 26th, and November 2nd & 9th,
7:00 - 8:30 PM
In this three-part series, native Italian Elena Florenzano
will take you on a virtual trip exploring the cultural ins and
outs of traveling through Italy, and will teach you some basic
Italian phrases for your next trip to Italy. Elena is certified
by the University of Siena, Italy to teach Italian language
and culture. Please register.
Babies & Toddlers
Mother Goose Program
Children ages birth to 24-months-old
and a caregiver
Sunday, October 11th, 2:00 - 2:30 PM
A half-hour of stories, songs and
finger plays. Registration is not required.
Siblings welcome.
Patty-Cake! Patty-Cake!
For children ages birth to 17-monthsold and a caregiver
Mondays, October 19th & 26th, and
November 2nd & 9th,
9:30 - 10:00 AM OR 10:30 - 11:00 AM
A half-hour of board books, nursery
rhymes, songs and more. Registration
begins on Tuesday, October 13th. No
siblings please.
Puzzle Time
Infants and toddlers ages 12-to
48-months-old and a caregiver
Monday, October 5th, 11:00 – 11:45 AM
Listen to stories and enjoy playing
with puzzles. Each child will create their
own puzzle to take home. This is a dropin program. Registration is not required.
Siblings welcome.
Mommy, Daddy & Me*
Children 2-and 3-years-old & a caregiver
Wednesdays, October 14th, 21st
& 28th, November 4th & 18th,
11:00 - 11:45 AM
Each class will be led by a guest
speaker who will present topics on yoga,
nutrition, child development, speech
pathology, and music and movement.
Parents or caregivers and their children
will learn and play together. Online
registration begins Tuesday, October 6th.
No siblings please.
Let’s Make Music
Children 12- to 35-months-old
and a caregiver
Thursday, October 22nd,
10:00 – 10:30 AM
OR 10:45 - 11:15 AM
A half-hour program of singing and
dancing to a variety of lively musical tunes
with instructor Diane Young. Siblings
welcome. Registration begins Wednesday,
October 14th.
Children must be Harborfields residents to register and attend these
programs. Please call Youth Services to register.
A Toddler’s World*
Children 18- to 35-months-old
and a caregiver
Wednesday, October 7th,
2:00 – 2:45 PM
Children and a caregiver are invited
to participate in creative play using a variety of toys including blocks, road floor
mat, miniature kitchen, coloring pictures
and shapes. The program will close
with a circle time of songs and a story.
Online registration begins Thursday,
October 1st.
1, 2, Buckle My Shoe
Children aged 18- to 35-months-old
and a caregiver
Tuesdays, October 20th & 27th,
and November 3rd & 10th,
9:30 - 10:00 AM OR 10:30 - 11:00 AM
Join us for finger plays, movement and
more. Registration begins on Tuesday,
October 13th. No siblings please.
Shake, Rattle & Roll
Children 36 months to- 5 years-old
Tuesday, October 20th, 6:30 - 7:15 PM
Reading Comes Alive
With Yoga™*
Children ages 3 to 5 years
Friday, October 9th, 10:30 – 11:15 AM
Join certified instructor Theresa Banks,
for a fun and interactive yoga class, and
become part of the story by moving,
stretching and holding yoga poses with
each turn of the page. Online registration
begins Thursday, October 1st.
Ghostly Creatures
Preschool Craft*
Children ages 3- to 5 years-old and a
caregiver
Friday, October 23rd, 11:00 – 11:45 PM
Find out what kind of spooky things we
find in haunted houses when we read Halloween stories and make a scary haunted
mansion. Online registration begins Monday, October 12th. No siblings please.
Family Movies
Movie Showings in the
Children’s Meeting Room
Diane Young will lead toddlers in a
program that includes musical instruments, dancing and singing. Registration
begins Monday, October 12th.
Saturday, October 3rd, 2:00 PM
PIXIES, PG, 78 minutes
Nursery School Art Work
Saturday, October 24th, 2:00 PM
JOURNEY HOME
October 18th – 31st
PG, 120 minutes
KINDER CLUB NEST
Friday, October 30th, 7:00 PM
MAX, PG, 111 minutes
Toddler Movies
Food and drink are not permitted
during the movie or in the Library.
Children under the age of 10-yearsold must be accompanied by an adult.
Registration is not required.
In the Children’s Meeting Room
at 11:00 AM
Friday, October 2nd
CAILLOU: CAILLOU’S
HALLOWEEN
Friday, October 16th
CHUGGINGTON: WILSON
AND THE DINOSAUR
Friday, October 30th
WORDWORLD: HALLOWEEN FUN
An adult must accompany the children
at all times. Please, no eating or drinking during the movie. Registration is not
required.
Harborfields Public Library 631-757-4200
LEGOs for Little Ones
Children ages 30-months-old to
5-years-old and a caregiver
Thursday, October 15th,
10:00 – 10:45 AM
Registration is not required.
Siblings are welcome.
www.harborfieldslibrary.org
Children’s Programs for Grades K - 5
Storybook Halloween At The Library*
Saturday, October 31st
Arrive anytime between 1:00 and 3:00 PM
Boys and girls, moms and dads and grandparents are
invited to come to the Library and trick-or-treat along with their
favorite storybook and nursery rhyme friends. Walk through
Storybook Land and meet Winnie the Pooh, Tigger, Snow
White, Fancy Nancy, Elsa & Anna from the movie Frozen, and
many more of your all-time favorites. Plan on spending about
30 minutes trick-or-treating with our storybook characters and
remember your cameras! No strollers, please! Registration
begins online Monday, October 5th.
FAMILY FALL FUN AT THE LIBRARY
Chess Mates*
OCTOBER
2015
Children in grades 2 - 5
Saturday, October 10th,
2:30 - 3:00 OR 3:00 - 3:30 PM
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Participants should have some
knowledge of the game but will get
basic tips and strategies as they play
one-on-one with an experienced high
school student. Each session will
be 30 minutes. Online registration
begins Friday, October 2nd.
Building with LEGOs*
Monday, October 12th, 11:00 AM -1:00 PM
Create A Life-Size Scarecrow
Bring clothes, accessories and your imagination. We
supply everything else. Work as a family or group. Rain date:
Saturday, October 17th. Registration is required. Call the
Children’s Room on Thursday, October 1st at 9:00 AM.
Fall Fun Continues...
Registration is not required for the following activities.
All are welcome!
PONY RIDES by Greenlawn Equestrian Center
Balloon Sculpting, Crafts, Sidewalk Chalk Creations
STORYTIMES with a Friendly Witch
at 11:45 AM & 12:45 PM
Children in grades K - 1
Saturday, October 17th,
2:30 - 3:15 PM
LEGOs at the Library*
Children in grades 2 - 5
Saturday, October 17th,
3:30 – 4:15 PM
October LEGO Theme:
Monsters & More
Online LEGO registrations begin on
Wednesday, October 7th
MIA MIRABILE
Age 10
The Page Turners*
For children in second grade
Monday, October 26th, 6:30 - 7:30 PM
Spooktacular Kindergarten Craft*
Wednesday, October 21st, 4:30 - 5:15 PM
Listen to some wickedly funny stories and make spooky spiders
to decorate your home. Online registration begins Tuesday,
October 13th.
Tail Waggin’ Tales
Children in grades K - 4 and a caregiver
Fridays, October 9th & 23rd, 4:30 – 5:30 PM
Children will read with Cutch, a certified therapy dog from
Therapy Dogs International, Inc. Sign up for one 15-minute
one-on-one sharing. Registration begins Tuesday, October 6th.
Siblings are welcome.
Monster Mash Up*
Children in grades 1 & 2
Tuesday, October 27th, 4:30 – 5:30 PM
Join us for some ghoulishly good stories and create your
own monster – Perfect for Halloween! Online registration begins
Monday, October 19th.
Harborfields Public Library Spend an hour with friends and a Librarian reading Andy
Shane and the Pumpkin Trick by Jennifer Jacobson. This is an
introductory book discussion. Pick up a copy of the book upon
registration. Online registration begins Thursday, October 15th.
3rd Grade Kids Read*
Wednesday, November 18th, 6:30 - 7:45 PM
Join your friends in discussing The War with Grandpa by
Robert Kimmel Smith. Online registration begins Monday, October
19th. Pick up a copy of the book in the Children’s Room upon
registration.
Read and Rap*
Children in grades 4 - 6 and a parent
Friday, November 20th, 7:00 - 9:00 PM
Children and adults will be discussing Zane and the Hurricane
by W. R. Philbrick. A twelve-year-old boy and his dog become
trapped in New Orleans during the horrors of a hurricane. Online
registration begins, Monday, October 19th. Parents who attend
the book discussion are asked to read the book also.
631-757-4200
www.harborfieldslibrary.org
Monday
Tuesday
9:30 AM-Patty Cake
9:30 AM-AARP Driver Course
10:30 AM-Patty Cake
11:15 AM-Dance Therapeutics
6:30 PM-The Page Turners*
7 PM-An Italian Journey
7 PM-Everyday English “Inglés Práctico”
6:30 PM-League of Women
Voters - Meet the Candidates
26 25 2 PM-Fall Clean
Up Shredding
Day
9:30 & 10:30 AM-Patty Cake
11:15 AM-Dance Therapeutics
7 PM-Bridge for Beginners
7 PM-Everyday English “Inglés Práctico”
7 PM-Our Italian Ancestors
19 18 2:30 PM-Courting
the Jester: A
Musical Salute to
Danny Kaye
9 AM-Columbus Day
11 AM-Fall Fun at the Library Create a Life-Size Scarecrow
11 AM-Fall Fun at the Library
Continues...In the Front Circle
7 PM-Bridge for Beginners
7 PM-Everyday English “Inglés Práctico”
12 2 PM-Mother
Goose
11 11 AM-Puzzle Time
11:15 AM-Dance Therapeutics
7 PM-Bridge for Beginners
7 PM-Community Service and
You!
7 PM-Everyday English “Inglés Práctico”
5 4 9:30 AM-1,2, Buckle My Shoe
9:30 AM-AARP Driver Course
10:30 AM-1,2, Buckle My Shoe
2:30 PM-Storytime for 3's & 4's
4:30 PM-Monster Mash Up Craft for Grades 1 & 2*
6:45 PM-6 Week SAT Prep
27 9:30 & 10:30 AM-1,2, Buckle
My Shoe
2:30 PM-Storytime for 3's & 4's
3:30 PM-SeniorNet
Seminar:You Tube
6:30 PM-Shake, Rattle, and
Roll
6:45 PM-6 Week SAT Prep
7 PM-Haunted Hotels of the
Catskills
7 PM-Locker Pizazz!
20 12 PM-Flu Shots
2:30 PM-Storytime for 3's & 4's
6:45 PM-6 - week SAT Prep
7 PM-Global Viewpoints Forum
13 1 PM-Broadway Songs and
Popular Standards
2:30 PM-Storytime for 3's & 4's
6:45 PM-6 Week SAT Prep
6 Wednesday
Thursday
2:30 PM-Storytime for 3's and 4's
29 28 10 AM-Storytime for 3's and 4's
11 AM-Mommy, Daddy, & Me*
4:30 PM-Just for K's
10 AM-Arthritis Exercise
10 AM & 10:45 AM-Let's Make
Music
10:45 AM-Let's Make Music
2:30 PM-Storytime for 3's and 4's
7 PM-Just the Facts Nonfiction
Book Discussion
7 PM-Library Board of Trustees
Meeting
7 PM-Irritable Bowel Syndrome
7 PM-The Available Parent
Workshop
22 10 AM-Arthritis Exercise
10 AM-LEGOs for Little Ones
2:30 PM-Storytime for 3's and 4's
6 PM- Empire Safety Council
Defensive Driving Class
6:45 PM-Italian Film Discussion
7 PM-The Available Parent
Workshop
15 10 AM-Arthritis Exercise
2:30 PM-Storytime for 3's and 4's
6 PM-Empire Safety Council
Defensive Driving Class
7 PM-The Available Parent
Workshop
7 PM-The Writer's Imagination
8 10 AM-Arthritis Exercise
2:30 PM-Storytime for 3's and 4's
3:30 PM-Advanced Battle of the
Books Titles Announcement
7 PM-The Writer's Imagination
1 10 AM-Storytime for 3's and 4's
11 AM-Mommy, Daddy, & Me*
11:30 AM-"From Cover to
Cover" Book Discussion
1 PM-Medicare Counselor
2 PM-Taproot Workshop
4:30 PM-Spooktacular
Kindergarten Craft
7 PM-Give Your Life More
Meaning: Be Mindful
7 PM-Training and Working
with Search and Rescue Dogs
21 10 AM-Storytime for 3's and 4's
11 AM-Mommy, Daddy, & Me*
2 PM-Taproot Workshop
4:30 PM-Just for K's
7 PM-Putting Your Garden to
Bed for the Season
7 PM-Teen Advisory Board
Meeting
14 10 AM-Storytime for 3's and 4's
1 PM-Medicare Services
Counselor
2 PM-A Toddler's World*
2 PM-Taproot Workshop
4:30 PM-Just for K's*
7 PM-College Admissions 101
7 October 2015
Sunday
Friday
7 PM-Friday Family Movie:
Max
11 AM-Toddler Movie:
Wordworld Fun
30 10 AM-Learn About Your
iPhone/iPad Apps
11 AM-Ghostly Creatures
Preschool Craft
1 PM-Game Room Open
4:30 PM-Tail Waggin' Tales
23 10 AM-Learn About Your
iPhone/iPad Settings
11 AM-Toddler Movie:
Chuggington: Wilson and
the Dinosaur
1 PM-Game Room Open
1:30 PM-Afternoon Movie:
Hot Pursuit
5:00 PM Teen Chefs: Soup
On!
16 10 AM-Getting to Know
Your iPhone/iPad
10:30 AM-Reading Comes
Alive with Yoga
1 PM-Game Room Open
1:30 PM-Afternoon Movie:
Aloha
4:30 PM-Tail Waggin' Tales
9 1 PM-Game Room Open
2 PM-Toddler Movie:
Caillou: Caillou’s
Halloweeen
7 PM-Cynthia Grim Artist’s
Reception-
2 1:00 PMStorybook
Halloween
31
9:30 AM-5 hour
Pre-Licensing
Class
2:00 PMSaturday Family
Movie: Journey
Home
24
2:30 PM-Building
with Lego's*
2:30 PM-Teens
Connect: LEGOs
Helpers
3:30 PM-LEGO's
at the Library*
17
2:30 PM-Chess
Mates*
2:30 PM-Teens
Connect: Chess
Mates
10
2 PM-Saturday
Family Movie:
Pixies
Saturday
3 Young Adults
Teens must be Harborfields residents in grades 6 - 12 to register for these
programs, unless otherwise noted. Please call YA Central or register online.
** Registration by phone or online begins on the 1st of the month for YA programs unless otherwise noted **
Storybook Halloween
Volunteers Needed!
The Available Parent
Workshop
Storybook Halloween will be
on Saturday, October 31st at the
Library. We are looking for responsible and enthusiastic
teens in grades 7 and up to dress up as storybook characters and greet children as they trick-or-treat through Storybook Land, and earn three hours of community service.
Please pick up applications beginning October 1st at the
Young Adult Desk. Completed applications will be accepted
no later than Friday, October 16th.
For parents of middle school students
Thursdays, October 8th, 15th and 22nd,
7:00 – 8:30 PM
See the adult section of the newsletter for
the complete program description.
Teen Advisory Board Meeting
Open to students in grades 7 – 12
Wednesday, October 14th, 7:00 to 8:00 PM
At this month’s meeting, we welcome a counselor from
Parents for Megan’s Law who will discuss Hate Crime Prevention, what it is and what to do if you or someone you know may
be a victim of a Hate Crime. Learn about prejudice, discrimination, stereotyping and the seriousness of a Hate Crime and how
it affects victims and communities. An overview of the criminal
justice process is provided along with a detailed description of
the rights of crime victims and the services they are entitled to
under the law. Students will earn one hour of community service
for attending. Please register.
College Admissions 101
As colleges are becoming increasingly competitive, the
availability and amounts of scholarships and financial aid have
become more important. Seth Bykofsky, the College Whisperer
from College Connection, will explain to parents and high school
students how to maximize their admissions, scholarship and financial potential. Students will learn how to determine their “best
fit” colleges and learn the ways to differentiate themselves from
others with similar grades, test scores, interests and aspirations.
Please register.
Friday, October 16th,
5:00 – 6:30 PM
Learn how to prepare a
delicious soup and breadsticks that you will enjoy
making and eating in the
cold weather months ahead.
Please register.
Locker Pizazz!
Tuesday, October 20th,
7:00 – 8:00 PM
Jazz up your locker with
crafty coolness! With a little
creativity and a bit of duct
tape, you will make a magnetic board and magnets that
will help keep you organized
in style! Please register.
Advanced Battle of the Books
Titles Announced on Thursday, October 1st, 3:30 PM
For the March 4th, 2016 Competition
For students in grades 9 through 12
Stop in at YA Central to pick up copies of the books.
www.harborfieldslibrary.org Wednesday, October 21st from 7:00 – 8:00 PM
Learn what it takes to train and work with search and
rescue dogs. Officers from the SCPD Canine Section will
demonstrate how to train dogs for tracking, area searches,
article and evidence recovery, and handler protection. In
addition, each dog at some point in their career is trained in
explosives, narcotics, or human remains detection. Please
bring a dog food item as a donation and earn one hour of
community service. Please register.
Chess Mates
Wednesday, October 7th, 7:00 – 8:30 PM
Teen Chefs:
Soups On!
Training and Working with Search
and Rescue Dogs
Students in grades 7 – 12
Saturday, October 10th,
2:30 – 3:30 PM
Partner up with a 2nd to
5th grader and teach them
the game of chess. Earn one
hour of community service.
Space is limited. Registration
begins October 1st by calling
t h e Yo u n g
Adult Desk or
register online.
LEGOs Helpers
Students in grades 7 – 12
Saturday, October 17th,
2:30 – 3:15 PM
and 3:30 – 4:15 PM
Volunteers will assist the
Children’s LEGOs program
and earn two hours of community service. Limited to
four volunteers. Registration
begins October
1st by calling
the Young Adult
Desk or register
online.
5-Hour Pre-Licensing Class
Saturday, October 24th, 9:30 – 2:00 PM
The 5-hour pre-licensing class is required by the NY State
Department of Motor Vehicles for all students who would like to
schedule a road test. The fee for this class is $45.00 (cash only
and exact change is appreciated). The class will be taught by an
instructor from a local driving school and is open to anyone ages
16 and up. You must bring your NY State Learner’s Permit to
class. In-person registration is required at the Young Adult Desk.
631-757-4200
[email protected]
Harborfields
Non-Profit Org.
U. S. Postage
PAID
Greenlawn, NY
Permit No. 29
PUBLIC LIBRARY
31 Broadway
Greenlawn, NY 11740
The Library Board of Trustees Meeting is on Thursday, October 22 at 7:00 PM
Meet the Candidates Night
Monday, October 26, 2015, 6:30 - 9:00 PM
The League of Women Voters of Huntington have invited all the candidates on the ballot running for Huntington Town
Council, Receiver of Taxes for the Town of Huntington, and for
the 13th, 16th, 17th and 18th Legislative Districts to a Meet the
Candidates Night. Each candidate will have an opportunity to
make a statement about their qualifications and answer questions
that will be posed by the moderator. Questions can be submitted that night by the audience which will be vetted by the LWV
of Huntington. Following League policy, there will be no open
chair debates;i.e., candidates who are running unopposed or
that night do not have anyone opposing them in attendance will
not be able to participate on the podium. Time permitting, all
candidates attending will be able to have an opportunity to speak
individually to members of the audience.
Fall Clean Up Shredding Day
Sunday, October 25th, 2:00 - 4:00 PM
Bring up to three bags or boxes of paper per household to
be shredded. Drive your car up to the shredding truck that will
be parked in the circular driveway, then watch on a closedcircuit monitor as your papers are shredded.
Game Room Open
Fridays, October 2nd, 9th, 16th & 23rd, 1:00 - 4:00 PM
OCTOBER MOVIES
Friday, October 9th, 1:30 PM
Aloha
Rated PG-13, 105 minutes
Starring Bradley Cooper, Rachel McAdams, Emma Stone,
Bill Murray and Alec Baldwin
Friday, October 16th, 1:30 PM
Hot Pursuit
Rated PG-13, 87 minutes
Starring Reese Witherspoon and Sofia Vergara.
Live-brary, in partnership with RBdigital from Recorded
Books, is pleased to announce the launch of OneClickdigital,
an online service that allows patrons to check out eAudiobooks
and eBooks, including best-sellers, Recorded Books exclusives, classics, selections for children and young adults, and
much more. Visit the Library homepage for more information.
In the Showcase
October 1st - 31st
Local artist Cathy Cara has
used her creative talents to
transform our showcase into
an imaginary realm filled with
handcrafted collectible dolls.
6th Annual
Friends Holiday
Craft Fair
Coming Soon!
Friday & Saturday,
November 13th & 14th
New vendor applications
are available on the Friends of
the Library page of the Library
Website and will be accepted
on a first-come, first-served
basis as space allows.
The next Friends of the
Library meeting will be
on Monday, October 5th
at 7:30 PM
Friends
of the Library
Little Book Shop
Open Tuesdays,
Wednesdays,
Thursdays and
Saturdays
from
10 AM – 4 PM
OCTOBER
SPECIAL
Fill a bag with Adult
Fiction hardcover
books for $5
Phone: (631) 757-4200
Fax: (631) 757-7216
www.harborfieldslibrary.org
E-mail:
[email protected]
Library Hours
Mon. - Thur. 9 AM - 9 PM
Friday 10 AM - 9 PM
Saturday
9 AM - 5 PM
Sunday (Sept. - June) 1 PM - 5 PM
Board of Trustees
Ellen Rieger, President
Jenny Wyckoff Shore, Vice President
Joyce Hilgeman, Ph.D.,
Finance Officer
Joseph Friedlander, Secretary
William Baker, Trustee
Cristina Spinelli, Treasurer
Director: Carol Albano
Assistant Director: Ryan Athanas
Newsletter: Susan Hope
Important Notice!
The Harborfields Public
Library encourages all
residents to participate in its
programs and activities. If you
require any special accommodation because of a disability,
please contact the Reference
Desk in advance at 757-4200.
The following equipment is
available at the Library for
anyone with a visual disability:
CCTV, ZoomText Magnifying
software on a computer workstation, hand-held magnifiers
and assistive listening devices
for programs. Also, if you are
unable to get to the Library
because of a disability, we will be
happy to deliver library materials to your home. Please call to
make arrangements.
Staff may take photographs at Library programs for use in Library
publicity. Please inform
us if you do not want photos taken of you or your child.