Sep/Oct - Morton Grove Public Library

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Morton Grove Public Library
BOOKS & BEYOND
September - October 2014
september 14
Bring the whole family to have fun and learn from local experts!
Here are some of the exciting things you can learn at How-To Fest!
how to...
Get healthy with yoga
tie a fishing fly
be scary
presented by Seema Chandarana
presented by Chicago Fly Fishers
presented by Fear City
take better photos
of your family
safely interact
with dogs
purchase & prepare
fresh fish
presented by
Karin O’Brien Photography
presented by Rainbow Animal
Assisted Therapy Foundation
presented by
Burhop’s Seafood Stores
fix household items
with sugru
Do magic tricks
set up a maker space
at home
presented by MGPL
presented by The Magic Team of
Gary Kantor
presented by The Maker Mom
• Also •
• featuring •
make homemade pasta • select craft beer
Square Dance • create origami
food vendors: Pequod’s pizza & culver’s
mg fire department with fire truck
6140 Lincoln Avenue, Morton Grove, IL 60053
847-965-4220
www.mgpl.org
TABLE OF CONTENTS
4 - 7 KIDS
8 TEENS
9 MOVIES
10-11 ADULT
12 BOOK DISCUSSION GROUPS
Morton Grove: Moving Forward
Wednesday, Oct. 1, 7 pm
Mayor Dan DiMaria will discuss plans for the future
development of Morton Grove.
13 COMPUTER WORKSHOPS
14-15 CALENDAR
16 eREAD ILLINOIS
EXHIBITS
concerts at MGPL!
BAXTER ROOM
SEPTEMBER
Jewels of Nature:
Photography by the Chicago
Photographic Arts Society
Swing Into Autumn with
Petra van Nuis’ Jazz Quintet
OCTOBER
Metapainting:
Art Questioning Art
by Dan Davidson
LINCOLN AVENUE
SEPTEMBER
Works made by the Knitting
Roundtable
OCTOBER
Representations of
Philippine Culture:
Collection of Dr. David
Calimag
Vol. 38, No. 5
Books & Beyond is published six
times a year by the Morton Grove
Public Library.
DIRECTOR
Debra Stombres
LIBRARY BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Barbara Novick, President
Catherine Peters, Secretary
Mark Albers, Treasurer
Paul Berg
David Calimag, MD
Arthur Goldstein
Carlotta Gonzales
The Board meets on the third
Thursday of every month at 7 pm,
in the Cooperman Room.
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Friday, Sept. 26, 7 pm
Join us for an evening of jazz as Petra van Nuis
sings songs about autumn in her unique style, accompanied by a talented quartet of musicians on
guitar, bass, drums and horn.
Le Travaillant
Friday, Oct. 17, 7 pm
Enjoy a traditional approach to Cajun music
with this “backporch-style” acoustic trio featuring
Sean Colledge on accordions and vocals, Ethan
Sellers on guitar and vocals, and Dorian Gehring on the fiddle.
Third Sunday Old
Concert by Mark Dvorak
Time String Band
Pete Seeger Tribute:
Sunday, Sept. 21,
2 pm
Mark Dvorak,
musician, educator
and community
builder, and his backup singers will lead the audience in
singing some of Seeger’s best-known
songs: If I Had a Hammer; Where Have
All the Flowers Gone?; Kisses Sweeter
Than Wine; Turn, Turn, Turn, and many
others.
Sunday, Oct. 19,
2 pm
Back by popular
demand, The
Third Sunday
String Band will
get your toes tapping and your fingers
snapping with old time music on, what
else, a third Sunday! They will preform
Appalachian and Midwestern fiddle
tunes and early country, folk, and
bluegrass songs.
From the
Director’s Desk
September and October
strike me as a season
of change. September
enters the scene with
the last remnants of summer months
hanging on, sometimes still quite warm.
By the end of October we may be
pulling on winter jackets while we watch
the last of the leaves fade from green to
orange to brown and finally to fall away.
Your Morton Grove
Public Library is in
a season of change
as well. The summer
saw us implement
self-service checkout
machines and a self-service hold shelf.
Librarians enjoyed the looks on people’s
faces as we opened the front doors
for the first time in over 30 years! We
created a Productivity Area for faxing,
scanning and creating content on library
equipment. Did you see us pushing
book carts in the 4th of July parade?
Far from resting on our laurels, after
a very successful Summer Reading
Program we are heading into the Fall
with a plethora of exciting programs and
cutting-edge services.
Watch our catalog for increased search
functionality both in the library and via
our website. Find e-books and other
downloadable media through Hoopla,
My Media Mall, and eRead Illinois.
Attend an MGPL After Dark concert or
use your creative talents to help out a
charity. Need personal assistance with
your laptop, device or gadget? Call us,
we want to help!
There will be more exciting changes
ahead. I look forward to seeing you
stopping in to check it out!
Debra Stombres, Library Director
September is
national Library card sign-up month!
new
display
case!
Are you an avid collector of unique items?
Here is your opportunity to dust off
those meaningful items and share
your collection with the Morton Grove
community. The library has a new
showcase that can be used for exhibiting
your personal collections.
Items deemed suitable and appropriate –
such as salt & peppers shakers, vintage
postcards or comic books, and other
similar collections – are welcome to be
displayed.
For more information, please contact
Adult Services at [email protected] or call
847-929-5101.
rfid tagging
Come on by the library and be a part of
National Library Card Sign-Up Month!
During the month of September, Morton
Grove residents who sign up for a new
library card or renew an existing one
(cards that expire before Dec. 31, 2014) will
receive a free MGPL tote bag. You will also
be entered for a drawing for a chance to win
tickets to Fear City Haunted House.
Tickets were donated by Fear City Chicago.
crafting for charity
In July we
rolled out
a new and
exciting
program
that offers an opportunity to
learn, participate in creating
items for charities, and socialize
along the way. We are
continuing with Crafting for
Charity in September and
October, and it is not too late to
join! See details on page 10.
did You Know that MGPL
Provides Homebound Services?
Library staff deliver books and other
materials to Morton Grove residents who
are confined to their residences either
temporarily, due to illness, or permanently,
due to age, disability or other mobility
issues.
Fill out an application at www.mgpl.org/
about/homebound-services-pol or just
give us a call at 847-929-5101 to start the
service.
If you've been in the library recently
you may have noticed unusual things
going on in the stacks -- power cords
running through the aisles and staff
attaching something to every book.
What's it all about? In four letters, RFID
-- or radio frequency identification. RFID
is a technology used in a wide variety
of industries, including an increasing
number of libraries, to track and maintain
better control of their inventory. In
libraries, its primary benefit is faster
checkouts -- both by staff at the checkout desk and by library users at our new
self-checkout stations.
The RFID tags currently being placed in
every item in the library’s collection are
encoded with the item's barcode number
and a "flag" indicating whether or not
the item is currently checked out. No
information about the person borrowing
an item is ever stored on the tag.
This project should be completed by
mid-fall.
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KIDS
STORYTIMES AND PROGRAMS
REG
= REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED
REGISTRATION for September/October programs begins August 15, except when otherwise noted.
41 ST ANNUAL CHILDREN’S ART CONTEST
Grades K-6
Entry submission: Sept. 1–Oct. 31
Art reception: Thursday, Nov. 13,
6:30-7:30 pm
Wednesday, Sept. 3, 10:30–11 am
Learn languages from around the world through stories and songs
with the Language Stars teachers. REG
MOVIN' AND GROOVIN'
Ages 2-4 with parent/caregiver
Entries will be accepted for the 41st Annual
Children’s Art Contest from Monday,
September 1, through Friday, October 31.
Visit the Youth Services desk for NEW
guidelines. Winning entries will be displayed
in the Youth Services department.
Rock
LANGUAGE STARS STORYTIME
Saturday, Sept. 6 and Oct. 4, 10–11 am
Join us for this active class featuring music, dancing, musical
instruments, and more! REG
MATHEMATICS TEA PARTY
Grades 1-6
Tuesday, Sept. 2,
5:30-8 pm
PAPER
Rock? Paper?
Scissors? Choose
wisely and you
could be the grand
Scissors
champion of the
Morton Grove Public
Library’s Annual
Back-to-School Rock,
Tournament
Paper, Scissors
Tournament. Students in grades 1 through 6 are invited
to compete in the tournament. Competitors compete by
grade level. Winners at grade levels go on to compete
in the final round. The evening concludes with a final
round to crown this year’s Rock, Paper, Scissors
Champion!
Registration for competitors begins in the Baxter
Room at 5:30 with competition starting promptly
at 6 pm.
Sunday, Sept. 7 and Oct. 5, 2-3 pm
You are cordially invited to a tea party with songs, stories, numbers,
and more. REG
BUILD IT! WITH LEGOS
Grades 3-6
Monday, Sept. 8, Sept. 22, and Oct. 6, 6-7 pm
Explore building, programming, and problem-solving with LEGOs,
computers, and plug-in motors. Each week is a new build! Sign up
for individual classes. REG
READ TO THE RAINBOW DOGS
Ages 5-12
Monday, Sept. 15, Sept. 29, Oct. 13, and Oct. 27, 7-8 pm
Practice reading to a certified therapy dog from Morton Grove's
own Rainbow Animal Assisted Therapy Foundation. Bring what you
want to read or choose from our selection of books. Sessions are
offered every fifteen minutes beginning at 7 pm. REG
K-2 CRAFTSTERS
Grades K-2
Thursday, Sept. 18 and Oct. 9, 4:30-5:30 pm
Do you like doing arts and crafts projects? We do, too! Join us for a
new project each month. Mess optional. Art skills not required. REG
STORYTIMES: FALL SESSION
Fall session classes meet weekly from September 17-November 6. Registration begins August 15. To register, visit
calendar.mgpl.org or call 847-929-5102.
PRESCHOOL STORYTIME
Wednesdays, 10:30 am OR 1:30 pm
Stories, crafts, and fun. REG
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EXPLORERS
Grades K-2
Wednesdays, 6:30 pm
Stories and more for curious kids.
TODDLER TIME
2-year-olds with parent/caregiver
REG
Thursdays, 9:30 OR 11 am
A two-riffic storytime for two-year-olds!
REG
TO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: calendar.mgpl.org or call 847-929-5102
MATH BRIGADE
Grades K-2
Join the Brigade! Learn a math skill and
then work as a team to build something
amazing.
Thursday, Sept. 25, 4:30-5:30 pm:
Breathtaking Balancers REG
Thursday, Oct. 16, 4:30-5:30 pm:
Ginormous Growers REG
MATH CLUB
Grades 3-6
Do you think math is scary? It doesn't
have to be! Come to Math Club for
tricks, tips, and activities to help make
math awesome.
Tuesday, Sept. 30, 5-6 pm: Fractions
Are Fantastic REG
Tuesday, Oct. 28, 5-6 pm: Modular
Arithmetic: Running in Circles REG
DROP-IN CLASSES
MONDAY MORNING PLAYGROUP
Family
Mondays, 10:30-11:30 am
Tired of those boring old toys at home?
Drop in and meet new friends for play
and fun.
YARN GANG
Grades 1 and up
Mondays, 4-5 pm
Want to learn to knit or crochet? Drop
in; no experience needed.
Family
Saturday, Sept. 27, 2-3pm
This live theater production
tells the story of Monroe, a
12-year-old boy who wanders
into an abandoned factory and
accidentally trips a lever activating
the living factory of fable creators.
Follow Monroe as he helps the
fable makers re-create some of
Aesop’s most famous fables, such
as The Ant and the Grasshopper,
The Tortoise and the Hare, and
The Lion and the Mouse.
Music
with
japanese origami
wright-style
Grade 4-6
Saturday, Oct. 4, 2-4 pm
Get inspired by Frank Lloyd
Wright’s designs and Japanese
art in this exciting and stimulating
origami workshop. Discover how
Japanese art influenced Frank
Lloyd Wright’s architecture, and
learn basic folds and designs in
origami to make figures inspired
by architecture. REG
Miss Linda
Family
(Preschool/
Kindergarten)
Monday, Oct. 6,
10:30-11:15 am
Come join in
the music and
interactive fun with
Miss Linda of the
Old Town School
of Folk Music
during this special
fall show.
LISTEN UP!
Family
Tuesdays, 10-11 am
Stories, songs, and art activities for
preschool children and their parents or
caregivers.
POKÉMON CLUB
All Ages
Tuesday, Sept. 16 and Oct. 21,
4:30-5:30 pm
Play the Pokémon Trading Card Game,
catch up on your trades, and show off
your very best cards. Participants must
have their own decks. Children under 8
must be accompanied by an adult.
WEE READ LAPSIT
Ages 0-24 months with parent/
caregiver
Fridays, 9:30 OR 11 am
Stories and play for our littlest listeners.
Older siblings are welcome.
DRAMA CLUB
Grades 1-6
Friday, Sept. 5 and Oct. 3,
4:30-5:30 pm (Baxter Room)
Get creative with acting and improv!
CRAFTY SATURDAY
All Ages
Saturday, Sept. 13 and Oct. 11,
10 am-4 pm (YS Department)
Make a seasonal craft while supplies
last.
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KIDS
REG
BOOK DISCUSSION GROUPS
Registration for all Youth Services book discussion groups opens one month in
advance of the meeting. Register at the YS desk or by calling 847-929-5102.
Registrants receive a copy of the book to keep.
MOTHER-DAUGHTER BOOK CLUB
Join Mrs. Glenn for Mother-Daughter Book Club. Bring your mother (or aunt,
grandmother, neighbor, older sister or teacher) with you for a lively discussion and
activities connected to the book of the month.
GRADES 5-6
GRADES 3-4
JUST GRACE by
Charise Mericle Harper
Tuesday, Oct. 7, 7-8 pm
Reg. opens Sept. 7 REG
IDA B: . . . AND HER
PLANS TO MAXIMIZE
FUN, AVOID DISASTER, AND (POSSIBLY)
SAVE THE WORLD
by Katherine Hannigan
GUYS READ (Grades 3-5)
Are you a guy who likes to read? Come along with your favorite grown-up for
discussion and activities featuring the book of the month.
STICK DOG by Tom Watson
MAD
Science
Wednesday, Oct. 15, 6:30-7:30 pm
Come meet Tom Watson, author of the
Stick Dog series. Tom will talk about
his books and teach everyone how to
draw Stick Dog and friends. He will also
answer questions and sign books.
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KIDS FLICKS
Movies shown in the Baxter Room.
MUPPETS MOST WANTED
(2014, PG, 1 hr 47 min)
Saturday, Sept. 20, 10 am
There's plenty of fun for the whole
family as Kermit the Frog, Miss
Piggy, Animal and the entire
Muppets gang head out on a world
tour. But mayhem follows the
Muppets, as they find themselves
unwittingly entangled in an
international crime caper!
DISNEYNATURE BEARS
(2014, G, 1 hr 18 min)
Friday, Sept. 26, 4 pm
Mother bear Sky teaches her two
cubs, Amber and Scout, about
life’s most important lessons.
Astonishing footage captures the
action and suspense faced by this
family learning to live life to its
fullest in one of planet Earth’s last
great wildernesses.
MR. PEABODY & SHERMAN
Meet the author of Stick Dog at our Oct. 15 program (see below)!
Family
Lab
Grade 3-6
(2014, PG, 1 hr 32 min)
Using his most ingenious invention,
the WABAC machine, Mr. Peabody
and his adopted boy Sherman
hurtle back in time to experience
world-changing events first-hand
and interact with some of the
greatest characters of all time.
FRANKENWEENIE
(PG, 2012, 1 hr 30 min)
After losing his beloved dog Sparky,
young Victor harnesses the power
of science to bring his best friend
back to life - with a few minor
adjustments!
Mad for science? Let the
library be your lab. REG
Monday, Oct. 20, 7-8 pm:
Outer Space
Let’s learn all about...
STILL WORKING ON LAYOUT
Butterflies
Saturday, Sept. 20
Grades K-2 1:30-2:30 pm
Grades 3-6 3-4 pm
Conservation specialist Patricia Miller will introduce you to the world
of butterflies. Discover where they live, how they migrate, what they
eat, and much more. REG
Pumpkins
Grade 2-6
Wednesday, Oct. 15, 4:30-5:30 pm
Become a pumpkin expert with the Illinois Farm Bureau.
Make a pumpkin chain, hear a pumpkin tale, and even make
a pumpkin pie in a bag! REG
Manners
Table Manners
Saturday, Oct. 18, 10-10:45 am
Good manners do matter! Children’s etiquette
coach Patricia O’Brien will give you the tools to be
confident in your best behavior at school, home, or
out and about. Learn the importance of the Magic
Words, telephone courtesies, and how to write a
thank you note. REG
Saturday, Oct. 18, 11 am-12 pm
Elbows off the table! Join children’s etiquette coach Patricia
O’Brien for a hands-on class on table manners. Learn all of
the rules, from how to set the table to which fork to use to
excusing yourself properly when you’re done. REG
Grades K-2
Grades 3-6
Incredible
Family
BATS
Saturday, Oct. 25, 2-3 pm
We have bats coming to the library! Meet these fascinating creatures of the night.
Learn about the myths and legends that surround these shy animals, as well as
lots of real bat facts.
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TEENS
REG
ROBOTICS CAMP
Monday, Sept. 15, 4-5:30 pm (Baxter Room)
Tuesday, Sept. 16, 4-5:30 pm (Baxter Room)
Wednesday, Sept. 17, 4-5:30 pm (Baxter Room)
Let’s build a robot! Learn to construct and program the Library’s LEGO
Mindstorms robot, using its color, touch, and ultrasonic sensors to help control it.
Each session will end in a robot challenge, culminating in a full obstacle course
on the camp’s last day. REG
DIVERGENT PIZZA PARTY
Friday, Sept. 5, 6-9 pm (Baxter Room)
Join us after hours at the library to watch Divergent
(2014, PG-13, 2 hr 20 min) and eat pizza! We will
also be making buttons for the different factions.
In a world divided by factions based on virtues,
Tris learns she’s Divergent and won’t fit in. When she
discovers a plot to destroy Divergents, Tris and the mysterious Four
must find out what makes Divergents dangerous before it’s too late.
Cast: Shailene Woodley, Theo James
TEEN LIBRARY COUNCIL (TLC) MEETING
Thursday, Sept. 4, 7-8 pm (Cooperman Room)
Wednesday, Oct. 15, 7-8 pm (Cooperman Room)
Join us in September for an Ice Cream Social! Do you
need volunteer service hours? Then come to the Teen
Library Council meeting to volunteer your time while
discussing teen library services! All teens are welcome.
DIY CRAFTS: CHALKBOARD PAINT
Wednesday, Sept. 24, 5-6 pm (Cooperman Room)
Create your own chalkboard paint to make
almost anything into a chalkboard! Materials will
be provided. REG
DIY CRAFTS: SUGAR SKULLS
Wednesday, Oct. 22, 5-6 pm (Cooperman Room)
In celebration of the Day of the Dead we will be
making Sugar Skulls out of clay and decorating them
with glitter glue. Materials will be provided. REG
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TEEN FACEBOOK PAGE
We have a Facebook Page
just for TEENS! “Like” us to
find out about new books,
program reminders, movie
news, and more.
Go to www.facebook.com/MGPLteens
Celebrate
TEEN READ WEEK
October 12-18
Write a short book review on the MGPL
Teens Facebook Page during Teen Read
Week and receive a free book!
Not on Facebook? Email your review to
[email protected] and we’ll post it for
you. Or, pick up and fill out a review slip in
the teen section.
Read a banned book during the
week of September 21-27!
FAMISHED FOR FICTION
Want to hear about great books at school?
Go to www.mgpl.org/teens/famishedfor-fiction to find out if MGPL is visiting
your school soon!
MOVIES
For KIDS FLICKS, see page 6. For MOVIES, MUNCHIES & MORE, see page 11.
HOT TICKET
Did you miss the latest blockbuster movie when it was in
theaters? We are giving the hottest movies a second run for free
on the 3rd Thursday every month.
DRAFT DAY (2014, R, 1 hr 50 min)
WATCH MOVIES, GET A PRIZE
Great films are being shown at the library all the time!
There is something for everyone, and the price is right –
admission is always free! And for the next six months you
can earn a prize while enjoying these movies at the library!
MGPL Reel Film Fan Club cards are available at all movie
showings. Get your card punched at every movie you
attend, and after five films turn in your “punched out” card
to collect your prize: a MGPL seat cushion.
SILVER SCREEN SERIES
Films from the “Golden Age of Cinema” and other famous
favorites are shown on the 1st Saturday every month.
WHITE HEAT (1949, NR, 2 hrs)
Saturday, Sept. 6, 2 pm
In his last role as a heartless gangster, James
Cagney embarks on the prison break of a
lifetime in this chilling tale that features one of
the most riveting finales in movie history.
Cast: James Cagney, Virginia Mayo
GIGI (1958, NR, 2 hrs)
Saturday, Oct. 4, 2 pm
Weary of the conventions of Parisian society,
a rich playboy and a youthful courtesan-intraining enjoy a platonic friendship, but it may
not stay platonic for long. Cast: Leslie Caron,
Maurice Chevalier
Thursday, Sept. 18, 2 & 6:30 pm
At the NFL draft, general manager Sonny
Weaver must decide what he’s willing to
sacrifice on a life-changing trading day for a
few hundred young men with NFL dreams.
Cast: Kevin Costner, Jennifer Garner
MILLION DOLLAR ARM
(2014, PG, 2 hrs 4 min)
Thursday, Oct. 16, 2 & 6:30 pm
A sports agent stages an unconventional
recruitment strategy to get talented Indian
cricket players to play Major League Baseball.
John Hamm, Aasif Mandvi
CRITICS’ CHOICE CINEMA
A selection of critically acclaimed independent and foreign films
GRIGRIS (2013, NR, 1 hr 40 min, French &
Arabic w/ English subtitles)
Saturday, Sept. 20, 2 pm
A young dancers’ dreams are sidetracked
when an illness in the family forces him into
crime to pay for medical treatments.
ILO ILO (2013, NR, 1 hr 40 min, Mandarin &
Tagalog w/ English subtitles)
Sunday, Oct. 26, 2 pm
Set in Singapore during the 1997 Asian
financial crisis, a middle-class family hires
a Filipino immigrant as a live-in nanny and
forms an unexpected bond, but unforeseen
circumstances in an uncertain economy will
challenge the family.
CINEMA SLEUTHS: SIX CLASSIC SCREEN DETECTIVES OF THE 1930s & 1940s
FILM SCREENING AND DISCUSSION SERIES IN SIX PARTS
Throughout the history of film the private eye has been a popular hero on screen. Join us for the showing and discussion
of six classic detective movies from the Golden Age of Hollywood, moderated by author and film historian Doug Deuchler.
PART 4: THE STRANGER (1946, NR, 2 hrs)
Sunday, Sept. 28, 2 pm
An investigator from the War Crimes
Commission travels to Connecticut to find
an infamous Nazi. Cast: Orson Welles,
Loretta Young
PART 5: CHARLIE CHAN AT TREASURE
ISLAND (1939, NR, 1 hr 15 min)
A Chinese-American detective investigates a
phony psychic during the 1939 World’s Fair in
San Francisco. Cast: Sindey Toler, Cesar Romero
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ADULT
REG
CRAFTING FOR CHARITY
Saturday, Sept. 13 and Oct. 11, 10 am-12 pm
Join us for knitting or crocheting blankets to provide comfort for
ill or traumatized children. Yarn will be provided, but please
bring size 7-9 needles. Novices are welcome!
Can’t make it on Saturday, but want to participate? Email us at
[email protected], and we’ll get back to you with the details.
Saturday, Sept. 6 • 9 am-12 noon
VIP Preview Event 8-9 am (must have ticket for admission)
PROPERTY TAX 101
Wednesday, Sept. 17, 7 pm
Taxpayer advocate Andrea Raila will show you how to
lower your property taxes, get tax exemptions and refunds,
understand market value reassessment notices, use self-help
tax links, and more.
MGPL supports the Village Greening initiative
by offering “green” programs.
BE GREEN WHEN YOU GARDEN
Saturday, Sept. 27, 10 am
Horticulturist Sharon Yiesla will demonstrate simple ways to
garden while conserving water and using fewer chemicals,
including proper plant selection, water conservation, and
composting.
HARMONICA 101, PART 2 WITH JOE FILISKO
Saturday, Oct. 4, 11 am
Back by popular demand, Joe Filisko from the Old Town School
of Folk Music returns for a second class on learning how to
properly hold the harmonica, breath control, and playing blues
and folk tunes. Bring your own harmonica in the key of C or
purchase one from Joe for $5. REG
DEMYSTIFYING THE ESTATE PLANNING PROCESS
Thursday, Oct. 9, 7 pm
Learn the basics of wills, trusts, health care decision making,
insurance and financial planning. Presented by the Chicago
Estate Planning Council, a non-profit organization.
AN EVENING WITH THE FAB
FOUR: THE BEATLES IN THE
SEVENTIES, 1970-1980
Thursday, Oct. 23, 7 pm
Pop culture historian Robert Rodriguez will show rare
interviews, concert and promo clips, and film and comedy
sketches featuring The Beatles in the 70s.
at St. Martha’s Church,
8532 Georgiana, morton grove
Choose from a wide variety of craft supplies that have been
donated by crafters who want to share their leftover yarn,
fabric, artificial flowers, frames, needlework, holiday decorations, rubber stamps, tools, beads, buttons, ribbon, and
other kinds of craft materials.
The Swap will also be a collection point for non-perishable
food, toiletries, or laundry supplies for the Maine Township
and Niles Township Food Pantries.
TO DONATE: Donate your unused and leftover fabric,
yarn, and craft supplies to the fourth Morton Grove Craft
Supply Swap, the ultimate event in recycling!
Drop-off date at St. Martha’s Church:
Friday, Sept. 5, 9 am-12 pm
When you donate items to the Craft Supply Swap, you
will receive a ticket to the VIP Preview Event, which will
take place from 8 am to 9 am on Saturday, September 6,
before the Swap is open to the public.
Find even more programs for adults on...
Page 2:
Concerts
Morton Grove: Moving Forward:
a presentation by Mayor DiMaria
Page 13: Genealogy programs
Page 16: Instructables Build Night with Sugru
GET HOOKED: IT’S A WRAP –
WITH YARN
Saturday, Oct. 25, 10 am
Create bowls, baskets, trays,
trivets, placemats and many more
fun things by wrapping yarn around cotton cording and
coiling the cord into shape. REG
10 TO REGISTER OR FOR MORE INFORMATION: calendar.mgpl.org or call 847-929-5101
MOVIES, MUNCHIES & MORE
We are celebrating Shakespeare’s 450th birthday all year long!
Look for the quill icon and join us for great Bard-inspired movies.
FILM: IN SEARCH OF MOZART (2005, NR, 2 hrs 8 min)
Tuesday, Sept. 2, 11:30 am
A documentary about Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart told through
dramatic readings from his personal letters and narrated by
Juliet Stevenson. Cast: Sean Barrett, Frank Adams-Brown,
Sam West
FILM: ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA
(1979, NR, 2 hrs 28 min)
A dramatization of Shakespeare’s famous play which
explores the calamitous consequences of an overwhelming
passion. Cast: Charlton Heston, Hildegard Neil, Eric Porter
BIOGRAPHY OF AMELIA EARHART
BY JIM GIBBONS
Historian Jim Gibbons recounts the story of
the courageous and controversial aviator who
attempted to fly around the world.
CREATING THE JEWELS OF NATURE
Join us for an illustrated presentation about the exhibition on
display in the Baxter Room in September, Jewels of Nature,
by Maria Rebelo and Donna Baiocchi, members of the
Chicago Photographic Arts Society.
COFFEE 101 WITH VINCENT EVOLA
Vincent Evola, manager of the Starbucks on Dempster,
Morton Grove, presents Coffee 101. Learn how to brew a
good cup of java, the history of coffee, different kinds of
coffee beans, and more. Samples will be served.
FILM: MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING
(2012, PG-13, 1 hr 49 min)
Tuesday, Oct. 7, 11:30 am
Josh Wedon’s contemporary spin on Shakespeare’s classic
comedy about sparring lovers Beatrice and Benedick, offers a
sensual, tragic, and occasionally absurd view of the intricate
game that is love. Cast: Nathan Fillion, Reed Diamond, Amy
Acker
FILM: THE PRESTIGE (2007, PG-13, 2 hrs 10 min)
Two magicians share an intense and dangerous rivalry that
has deadly consequences. Cast: Hugh Jackman, Christian
Bale, Michael Caine, Scarlett Johansson
FILM: HARD DAY’S NIGHT (1964, G, 1 hr 32 min)
A lively, good-natured spoof of “Beatlemania” portraying a
frantic 36 hours in the lives of the rock group. Cast: Ringo
Starr, George Harrison, John Lennon, Paul McCartney
Note to Beatles fans: Robert Rodriguez will be presenting
“An Evening with the Fab Four” on Thursday, October 23 at
7 pm. See page 10 for details.
FILM: YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN (1974, PG 1 hr 46 min)
A finely tuned parody of the old Frankenstein movies in which
Frederick Frankenstein returns to the old country to clear his
family name. Cast: Gene Wilder, Peter Boyle, Marty Feldman
For more movie listings, see page 9.
KNITTING ROUNDTABLE
JOB SEEKER WORKSHOP
Thursday, Sept. 25, 9:30 am-1:30 pm
Thursday, Oct. 23, 9:30 am-1:30 pm
Job Seeker Workshops are provided by employment coaches from
Illinois WorkNet. Create a resume and cover letters; learn interviewing
skills and practice implementing what you’ve learned during role
playing interview sessions. For additional information about Illinois
WorkNet, call 847-448-8647 or go to www.illinoisworknet.com. REG
Mondays from 2:30-4 pm
Ronnie Rund, an expert knitter, will show you
how to knit or how to solve knitting challenges.
Bring your current project(s) and needles.
SCRABBLE FOR ADULTS
Wednesday, Sept. 17, 2-4 pm
Wednesday, Oct. 15, 2-4 pm
Exercise your brain and enjoy
friendly games of Scrabble with
other word-lovers.
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ADULT
BOOK TALKS
At the Senior Center
Join us at the North Shore Senior Center
of Morton Grove, 6140 Dempster Street
for monthly book talks. Bring your Library
card; books will be available for checkout. To register, call the Senior Center
at 847-470-5223, or sign in before the
book talk.
FEISTY FEMALES IN FICTION
Fabulous, strong, witty, sometimes
troubled, but always resourceful – here
are the leading ladies who definitely do
not need to be rescued.
MODERN GOTHIC TALES
A touch of mysterious or ghostly with a
dash of dark and modern will put you in
the perfect mood for this haunting month
of October.
Read a banned book during the
week of September 21-27!
BOOK DISCUSSION GROUPS
between
the lines
Between the Lines meets at two
different times in the Cooperman Room.
New members are warmly welcomed!
ALYS, ALWAYS by Harriet Lane
Thursday, Sept. 25, 10 am
Tuesday, Sept. 30, 7 pm
THE DISTANCERS by Lee Sandlin
Thursday, Oct. 23, 10 am
Tuesday, Oct. 28, 7 pm
What would you like to read and discuss in 2015?
Stop by the Library during the month of October and vote for
your favorite Between the Lines titles.
Chat about fresh, popular reads!
Pages meets monthly at Barnes &
Noble, 5405 Touhy Ave., in Skokie.
REVOLUTION by Jennifer Donnelly
Monday, Sept. 8, 7 pm
I’LL BE THERE by Holly Sloan
Monday, Oct. 13, 7 pm
HEART-WARMING LISTENS
New Books Area
Drop by and have your audiophile
librarian match you with some of the best
of “feel good,” inspiring, or humorous
stories to keep the chill away.
Check out audiobooks on CDs or bring
your mobile device and we’ll show you
how to download e-audioboks from
MyMediaMall, Hoopla, or eRead Illinois
– an awesome new service with instantly
available titles: never any waiting lists!
No registration required.
LitLounge meets in the Irish pub, The Curragh,
at 8266 Lincoln Ave., in Skokie.
KAFKA ON THE SHORE
by Haruki Murakami
WHERE’D YOU GO BERNADETTE
by Maria Semple
FOR BOOK DESCRIPTIONS go to calendar.mgpl.org
REG
ADULT
COMPUTER & TECHNOLOGY INSTRUCTION
IMPORTANT
DETAILS
• Unless otherwise specified, all workshops are hands-on and taught on PCs using Microsoft Windows 7.
• Morton Grove Public Library cardholders have priority.
• Full lists of prerequisites can be found at calendar.mgpl.org or by calling the Adult Services Desk at 847-929-5101.
HANDS-ON WORKSHOPS
BO O K A
IA N
L I BR A R
Morton Grove cardholders can
schedule an appointment for
technology training with a librarian.
Some of the topics that we can
help you with include:
•Using a mouse
•Internet basics
•Setting up and using email
•Social networking
•Managing files and folders
•Borrowing library e-books and e-audiobooks
•English Language Learners resources
To schedule an appointment call
the Adult Services Desk at 847929-5101 or fill out a request form
at www.mgpl.org/events/book-alibrarian
celebrate family
history month!
Genealogy Series
programs in celebration
of October as Family
History Month will help
you start your family
history research.
INTRODUCTION TO WORD 2010
INTRODUCTION TO EXCEL 2010
DO MORE WITH WORD 2010
DO MORE WITH EXCEL 2010
ADVANCE WORD 2010
ADVANCE EXCEL 2010
Tuesday Sept. 2, 7-8:30 pm
Registration opens Aug. 18, 9 am
Format, proof, print, and save
documents. REG
Tuesday Sept. 9, 7-8:30 pm
Set-up page layouts, margins, columns,
headers, and more. REG
Tuesday, Sept. 23, 7-8:30 pm
Use tables and charts, and clip art.
REG
Thursday, Oct. 2, 7-8:30 pm
Registration opens Sept. 18, 9 am
Learn simple formatting and entering/
editing data. REG
Perform calculations with formulas
and functions. REG
Create charts and use tables to sort
and filter data. REG
APPS MADE EASY: LEARN & SHARE
Friday Sept. 26, 10- 11:30 am
Come with your smartphone or tablet to learn how to download
apps, hear about some of the best ones out there, and share your
favorites with the group. Basic knowledge of your device is required.
Please bring device account information. REG
HOW TO START RESEARCHING
YOUR FAMILY
Monday, Oct. 6, 6:30 pm
Learn about pedigree charts, family group
sheets, timelines, research logs and other
forms, and fill them out with the assistance
of an MGPL Librarian. Please bring family
documents that contain family names and dates
to the workshop. REG
USING LIBRARY RESOURCES FOR
RESEARCHING FAMILY MEMBERS
Search US Census records beginning with the
1940 US Census and working back in time
using Ancestry Library Edition and Heritage
Quest Online. REG
ONLINE RESOURCES BEYOND
THE CENSUS
Learn how to search premium online resources
provided by the Library including Ancestry
Library Edition, HeritageQuest Online, and the
Chicago Tribune Historical Archives. REG
FREE GENEALOGY RESOURCES ONLINE
Learn about free genealogy resources online
including FamilySearch.org, Cyndi’s List,
and more, and learn about brick-and-mortar
locations dedicated to genealogical resources.
REG
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SEPTEMBER
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
* Registration required
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1
CLOSED for Labor day
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2
11:30 AM Film: In Search of Mozart
5:30 PM Rock, Paper, Scissors Tournament*
7 PM Introduction to Word 2010*
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3
10:30 AM Language Stars Storytime
(Ages 2-6)*
1 PM Senior Center Book Talk: Feisty
Females in Fiction, at the North Shore
Senior Center, Morton Grove
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4
7 PM Teen Library Council Meeting
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5
4:30 PM Drama Club (Grades 1-6)
6 PM Divergent Pizza Party (Teens)
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6
9 PM Craft Supply Swap, at St. Martha’s
Church, Morton Grove
10 AM Movin’ and Groovin’ (Ages 2-4)*
2 PM Silver Screen Series: White Heat
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 7
2 PM Mathematics Tea Party (Ages 3-5)*
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8
6 PM Build it! with LEGOs (Grades 3-6)*
7 PM Pages book discussion: Revolution
at Barnes & Noble, Skokie
11:30 AM Film: Antony and Cleopatra
7 PM Do More with Word 2010*
7 PM LitLounge book discussion: Kafka on
the Shore, at The Curragh, Skokie
10 AM Crafting for Charity
10 AM Crafty Saturday
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14
1 PM How-To Fest
EVERY MONDAY
10:30 AM Monday Morning Play
Group (Family)
2:30 PM Adult Knitting Roundtable
4 PM Yarn Gang (Grades 1 and up)
EVERY TUESDAY
10 AM Listen Up! Drop-in story
time (All Ages)
11:30 AM Movies, Munchies &
More! (Adults)
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15
4 PM Robotics Camp (Teens)*
7 PM Read to the Rainbow Dogs (Ages
5-12)*
11:30 AM Biography of Amelia Earhart
4:30 PM Pokémon Club
10:30 AM Preschool Storytime (Ages 3-6)*
1:30 PM Preschool Storytime (Ages 3-6)*
2 PM Scrabble for Adults
6:30 PM Explorers (Grades K-2)*
7 PM Property Tax 101
EVERY FRIDAY
9:30 AM & 11 AM
Wee Read Lapsit
(Ages 0-24 months)
9:30 AM Toddler Time (Age 2)*
9:30 AM Job Seeker Workshop*
10 AM Between the Lines book discussion: Alys, Always
11 AM Toddler Time (Age 2)*
4:30 PM Math Brigade (Grades K-2)*
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26
10 AM Apps Made Easy: Learn and Share*
4 PM Kids Flicks: Disneynature Bears
7 PM MGPL After Dark: Swing into Autumn
with Petra Van Nuis’ Jazz Quintet
10 AM Be Green When You Garden*
2 PM Fabulous Fable Factory (Family)
2 & 6:30 PM Hot Ticket: Draft Day
4:30 PM K-2 Craftsters (Grades K-2)*
7 PM Library Board Meeting
2 PM Cinema Sleuths: The Stranger
10 AM Kids Flicks: Muppets Most Wanted
1:30 PM Let’s Learn All About Butterflies
(Grades K-2)*
2 PM Critics’ Choice Cinema: Grigris
3 PM Let’s Learn All About Butterflies
(Grades 3-6)*
11:30 AM Coffee 101 with Vincent Evola
5 PM Math Club (Grades 3-6)*
7 PM Between the Lines book discussion:
Alys, Always
5-12)*
2 PM Pete Seeger Tribute: Concert by
Mark Dvorak
6 PM Build It! with LEGOs (Grades 3-6)*
11:30 AM Creating the Jewels of Nature
7 PM Advance Word 2010*
5 PM DIY Crafts: Chalkboard Paint
(Teens)*
Monthly calendars are available at the library for pick-up.
OCTOBER
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
* Registration required
EVERY MONDAY
10:30 AM Monday Morning Play Group
(Family)
2:30 PM Adult Knitting Roundtable
4 PM Yarn Gang (Grades 1 and up)
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1
1 PM Senior Center Book Talk: Modern
Gothic Tales, at the North Shore Senior
Center, Morton Grove
7 PM Morton Grove: Moving Forward
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2
7 PM Introduction to Excel 2010*
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3
4:30 PM Drama Club (Grades 1-6)
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4
10 AM Movin’ and Groovin’ (Ages 2-4)*
11 AM Harmonica 101, Part 2*
2 PM Japanese Origami Wright Style
(Grades 4-6)*
2 PM Silver Screen Series: Gigi
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5
2 PM Mathematics Tea Party (Ages 3-5)*
MONDAY, OCTOBER 6
10:30 AM Music with Miss Linda (Family)
6 PM Build It! with LEGOs (Grades 3-6)*
6:30 PM How to Start Researching Your
Family*
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7
11:30 AM Film: Much Ado About Nothing
7 PM Mother-Daughter Book Club (Grades
3-4): Just Grace*
7 PM LitLounge book discussion: Where’d
You Go Bernadette, at The Curragh, Skokie
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9
4:30 PM K-2 Craftsters (Grades K-2)*
7 PM Do More with Excel 2010*
7 PM Demystifying the Estate Planning
Process
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11
10 AM Crafting for Charity
10 AM Crafty Saturday
2 PM Cinema Sleuths: Charlie Chan at
Treasure Island
EVERY TUESDAY
10 AM Listen Up! Drop-in story time
(All Ages)
11:30 AM Movies, Munchies & More!
(Adults)
MONDAY, OCTOBER 13
6:30 PM Using Library Resource for Researching Family Members*
7 PM Pages book discussion: I’ll Be There,
at Barnes & Noble, Skokie
5-12)*
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14
11:30 AM Film: The Prestige
7 PM Mother- Daughter Book Club (Grades
5-6) Ida B: ... and Her Plans to Maximize
Fun, Avoid Disaster, and (Possibly) Save the
World*
2 PM Scrabble for Adults
4:30 PM Let’s Learn All About Pumpkins
(Grades 2-6)*
6:30 PM Meet Tom Watson, Author of Stick
Dog (Family)
7 PM Teen Library Council Meeting
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16
2 & 6:30 PM Hot Ticket: Million Dollar Arm
4:30 PM Math Brigade (Grades K-2)*
7 PM Library Board Meeting
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17
4 PM Kids Flicks: Mr. Peabody & Sherman
7 PM MGPL After Dark: Le Travaillant
10 AM Let’s Learn All About Manners
(Grades K-2)*
11 PM Let’s Learn All About Table Manners
(Grades 3-6)*
12 PM Sound Advice: Heart-Warming
Listens
2 PM Instructables Build Night with Sugru*
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19
2 PM Concert by Third Sunday String Band
MONDAY, OCTOBER 20
6:30 PM Online Resources Beyond the
Census for Family Research*
7 PM Mad Science Lab (Grades 3-6): Outer
Space*
EVERY FRIDAY
9:30 AM & 11 AM
Wee Read Lapsit
(Ages 0-24 months)
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21
11:30 AM Film: Hard Day’s Night
4:30 PM Pokémon Club
7 PM Guys Read (Grades 3-5): Stick Dog*
5 PM DIY Craft: Sugar Skulls (Teens)*
9:30 AM Job Seeker Workshop*
10 AM Between the Lines book discussion:
The Distancers
7 PM Advance Excel 2010*
7 PM An Evening with the Fab Four: The
Beatles in the Seventies
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24
4 PM Kids Flicks: Frankenweenie
10 AM Get Hooked: It’s a Wrap - with Yarn*
2 PM Incredible Bats! (Family)
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26
2 PM Critics’ Choice Cinema: Ilo Ilo
MONDAY, OCTOBER 27
6:30 PM Genealogy Resources Online for
Free*
5-12)*
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28
11:30 AM Film: Young Frankenstein
5 PM Math Club (Grades 3-6)*
7 PM Between the Lines book discussion:
The Distancers
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MGPL’s new e-book service, eRead Illinois, offers access to
thousands of e-books available for you 24/7 on your computer
or mobile device (iPhone, iPad, Android, Nook, or Kindle Fire).
Go directly to the eRead Illinois page at mgpl.axis360.bakertaylor.com to browse the collection and start reading, or visit
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If you or your child do not wish to be photographed or videotaped, please notify staff.
SPECIAL ASSISTANCE
Patrons needing special assistance should call
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CHANGES AND CANCELLATIONS
Classes, programs, and films are subject to
change and may be cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances. Please call the Library at
847-929-5101 (for adult and teen programs)
or 847-929-5102 (for children’s programs) to
confirm scheduled events.
LIBRARY CLOSINGS
Sunday, August 31, and Monday,
September 1, for Labor Day
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To find out more, visit www.mgpl.org or call 847-929-5101.
Initial funding for eRead Illinois was provided by a grant from
Secretary of State and State Librarian Jesse White through the
Illinois State Library.
Instructables Build Night with Sugru
Ages 13+
Be a part of Instructables.com's worldwide
Build Night event, featuring materials from
Sugru. Sugru is an amazing self-setting
rubber, which can be used to modify,
customize, and fix almost any household
object. Stick it to almost anything, mold it
like clay, and let it cure into strong, flexible
silicone rubber overnight. Feel free to bring
a tool, pan, keys, or something you would
like to modify. REG
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