Inside Angle - Warren-Newport Public Library

INSIDE ANGLE
SEPT. - NOV. 2016
WARREN - NEWPORT PUBLIC LIBRARY DISTRICT
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An Unconventional Election
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I’m with
DILL!
CLOSINGS
FROM
THE
DIRECTOR
Dill Pickle for President!
Are you weary of the presidential campaign yet? If only there were a
third candidate committed to running the most positive campaign
ever! A candidate who believes the success of our country depends
on promoting literacy for all, investing in our kids, and making
informed decisions about the issues. A candidate even Oscar the Grouch could love.
Well, good news - I am happy to announce that WNPL’s very own Dill Pickle is
running for president!
REGISTER FOR PROGRAMS
I know what you are thinking - “How is Dill Pickle going to win this election? After
all, Dill Pickle has a campaign budget of zero while the competition has millions.” Dill
Pickle believes in the power of the people and is running a grassroots campaign. And
unlike the competition, Dill Pickle has a likability rating through the roof. Everybody
loves Dill Pickle! Dill Pickle thinks a positive campaign can win a lot of votes. Dill
Pickle doesn’t believe in name-calling. In fact, Dill Pickle can’t even talk!
Registration begins Aug. 26 at 9am unless
otherwise noted. Register online at
wnpl.info or call (847) 244-5150; press “5”
for youth and teen programs and press “4”
for adult and computer programs.
Where does Dill Pickle stand on the issues? Dill Pickle believes in the power of the
public library and plans on reading as many books as possible on the issues before
taking office. Who will be Dill Pickle’s running mate? This is an excellent question, and
Dill Pickle believes the perfect people to help make this decision are the people who
know Dill Pickle best, the kids who use the library!
Please call us at (847) 244-5150 if you
need to cancel your program registration.
If you need assistance to participate in a
program, please call at least 48 hours in
advance.
This fall, our country faces a very important decision. We need to elect a candidate who
is prepared to make America read again! I don’t know about you, but I’m with Dill.
SEPT. 5 - Labor Day
OPEN SUNDAYS - beginning Sept. 11
NOV. 23 AT 5PM & 24 - Thanksgiving
LIBRARY BOARD MEETINGS
TUES., SEPT. 20, MON., OCT. 17, TUES.,
NOV. 15 @ 7PM Public is welcome.
LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
Petition packets for library trustee are
available Sept. 20 for the April 2017 ballot
to fill three seats for six-year terms and one
seat for a two-year term. Petitions are to be
filed at the library Dec. 12-19.
Trustees meet monthly to establish policies,
approve and monitor the annual budget,
keep abreast of library law, and employ the
executive director.
Ryan Livergood
CAMPAIGN MANAGER, DILL PICKLE 2016
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Cast your ballot for Dill’s
running mate. Look for voting
in the lobby during October.
WNPL Bikers for Books - Dick Welton Memorial Ride
SUN., AUG. 28, 10AM-12NOON (ride)
FATMAN’S PIZZA PUB & SPORTS BAR
36309 N. Skokie Hwy., Gurnee
$20 per person. Register at wnpl.info
(‘donate’) or in the library
9:30am registration at Fatman’s
($3 breakfast available)
REGISTER TO VOTE
1-3pm afterparty at Fatman’s ($6 lunch available; cash bar)
@ your library
Music by School of Rock Highwood
50/50 and raffle prizes
Rain or shine - cars welcome!
Thanks for supporting new technology for kids!
CHILDREN
3
Registration begins Aug. 26 at 9am unless otherwise noted.
Register online at www.wnpl.info or call (847) 244-5150, “5”
STORYTIMES
Terrific 2s & 3s
AGES 2-3 YEARS W/ADULT
Choose one: MON., WED., or THURS.
9:30-9:50AM
SEPT. 12-NOV. 19 (Planning break Oct. 10-22)
Children must be the appropriate age by the
date of the first session. WNPL cardholder
registration begins online Aug. 26. Other
cardholders may register online for any
remaining spots beginning Sept. 2.
Interact with your child during this
engaging storytime that focuses on letter
recognition and other pre-reading skills.
REGISTER FOR 8 WEEK SESSION
Fantastic 4s & 5s
AGES 4–PRE-K
THURS., 11-11:30AM
Early Literacy Storytime
Preschoolers attend storytime independently, get excited about books and
develop pre-reading skills. REGISTER FOR 8
AGES 3-12 MONTHS W/ADULT
TUES., 1-1:45PM SEPT. 13, 20, 27 & OCT. 4
Family Drop-in Storytime
Baby Steps AGES 13-23 MONTHS W/ADULT TUES., 10-10:45AM
SEPT. 13, 20, 27 & OCT. 4
Set your baby on the road to reading
success with a focus on the six skills
that every child needs in order to learn
to read. (No siblings, please) REGISTER
Boppin’ Baby Steps Registration begins Oct. 7
AGES 3-12 MONTHS W/ADULT
TUES., 1-1:45PM OCT. 25, NOV. 1, 8, 15
AGES 13-23 MONTHS W/ADULT TUES., 10-10:45AM
OCT. 25, NOV. 1, 8, 15
Wiggle and jiggle with your baby to
these fun, interactive songs that help
develop phonological awareness,
one of the six early literacy skills.
(No siblings, please) REGISTER WEEK SESSION
Every Child Ready To Read
For parents and educators of
children ages birth - 5 WED., SEPT. 21, 7-8:30PM
Learn about the six early literacy skills
that every child needs in order to learn
to read, as well as age-appropriate
and fun early literacy activities to
incorporate into your daily routine.
(Adults only, please) REGISTER
AGES 2-PRE-K W/ADULT
Choose one: MON. or WED., 11AM MON. or THURS., 7PM
SAT., 10AM
Promote a lifelong love of books with
this interactive storytime. REGISTRATION NOT
REQUIRED
Sensory Storytime
AGES 4-8 W/ADULT
SAT., 2-3PM
OCT. 22 - Zoo Life
NOV. 19 - Fun Food
DEC. 10 - Winter Wonderland
This series engages all of the senses
through music, movement, stories and
play. It is designed for children who have
autism, difficulties with sensory processing, or simply sitting still. REGISTER FOR EACH SESSION SEPARATELY
Summer Reading Program Sponsors
Thank You!
CHILDREN
4
Registration begins Aug. 26 at 9am unless otherwise noted.
Register online at www.wnpl.info or call (847) 244-5150, “5”
S.T.E.M. PROGRAMS
FAMILY PROGRAMS
Supports Science, Technology,
Engineering & Math
Ralph’s World
ALL AGES W/ADULT
SAT., SEPT. 10, 10AM
Ralph Covert, a children’s book author
and Grammy-nominated children’s
songwriter, will get toes a-tappin’ at this
energetic concert for the whole family.
StoryWalk at Hunt Club Park
ALL AGES SAT., SEPT. 10, 2 PM
Join WNPL and Gurnee Park District
to celebrate our first collaborative
StoryWalk! The bookmobile will be
there, some healthy snacks, crafts
and more. Be among the first to walk
the paved path around the pond
while reading a story along the way!
REGISTRATION NOT REQUIRED
REGISTER ALL ATTENDING
Sensory Movie Matinee
The Good Dinosaur (rated PG)
ALL AGES W/ADULT
SUN., SEPT. 18, 2-4PM
Sensory-friendly screenings are designed
for children with special needs, with
quieter volume and turned-up lights.
Animal crackers and water are provided,
or bring your own snacks. REGISTER
Movie Matinee
Monster Mash Storytime Bash
ALL AGES W/ADULT
FRI., OCT. 28, 10AM
Come in costume to hear stories and
dance to favorite Halloween songs.
Animal crackers will be served.
REGISTRATION NOT REQUIRED
Great White Sharks:
Defanging the Myths
ALL AGES W/ADULT
SAT., OCT. 15, 2PM
See a life-sized great white shark made
out of recycled plastics! Examine its
anatomy and learn fascinating facts
about shark behavior. REGISTER ALL ATTENDING
Disney’s Zootopia (rated PG)
ALL AGES W/ADULT
MON., OCT. 10, 2-4PM
Bring beverages and snacks to watch
movies on our big screen. Animal crackers will be served. A raffle drawing will
be held to win the DVD. REGISTRATION NOT
REQUIRED
LEGO Club
GRADES 1-2
Please choose only one:
TUES., SEPT. 6, 4:30-5:15PM or TUES., OCT. 4, 6:30-7:15PM or WED., NOV. 2, 4:30-5:15PM
We provide the LEGOS, the kids provide
the imagination! All materials must stay
at the library, so bring a camera to capture
your creation. REGISTER FOR ONLY ONE SESSION
Elementary Explorers: Migration Vacation!
GRADES 1-2
Please choose only one:
WED., SEPT. 28, 4:30-5:15PM or WED., OCT. 26, 4:30-5:15PM
Learn about bird migration with handson activities and a craft. Snacks will be
served. REGISTER WNPL CARDHOLDERS FOR ONLY ONE
SESSION
TWEENS
5
Most programs are sponsored by the Friends of the Library.
Register online at www.wnpl.info or call (847) 244-5150, “5”
TWEENSDAYS
Crazy 8s Math Club
GRADES 3-5
MON., 3:30–4:30 PM
SEPT. 12, 19, 26, OCT. 3, 17, 24, 31,
NOV. 7
This new club is designed to get kids fired
up about math! Build stuff, make music,
make a mess… all while bonding with new
friends over math. (This program meets for
eight weeks: four weeks, a break on Columbus
Day, four more weeks. Participants should plan to
attend all eight weeks.) REGISTER. WNPL CARDHOLDERS ONLY
Delightful Decor
GRADES 3-5
THURS, SEPT. 15, 4-5PM
We redecorated The Point and transformed it into a tween space – now
it’s your turn to dream up your perfect
bedroom redesign with STEAM-focused
activities! REGISTER
I Survived!
GRADES 3-5
THURS., OCT. 13, 4-5PM
Could you survive a shark attack, an earthquake, or the sinking of the Titanic? Read
Lauren Tarshis’s I Survived books, then
test your skills and knowledge against our
simulations! REGISTER
Friendship Is Magic
GRADES 3-5
THURS, NOV. 10, 4-5PM
Let’s celebrate friendship, magic and My
Little Pony! Join us for pony-themed crafts,
quizzes and more. REGISTER
LEGO WeDo Workshops
GRADES 3-5
THURS, 4-5PM or 5:30-6:30PM
SEPT. 29, OCT. 27, NOV. 17
Self-guided introductory robotics workshops use LEGOs and Scratch. Complete
the challenge of the day to win a prize!
REGISTER FOR EARLY OR LATE SESSION
STEMbots: Mindstorms Academy
GRADES 4-7
SAT., 1-5PM
SEPT. 24, OCT. 29, NOV.12 (sign up for each workshop separately)
Kids learn essential STEM skills such as
prototyping and programming through
the use of Lego Mindstorms Kits, while
expanding teamwork and problemsolving skills. Trident Robotics Team
4296 from Warren Township High School
will hold a demonstration Sept. 24 for
students and families, and discuss FIRST
Lego League and FIRST Tech Challenge
for elementary and middle school ages.
¡Ven a Jugar Lotería!
EVENTO FAMILIAR
DOMINGO, 25 DE SEPT., 2–3:30PM
¡Trae a la familia para jugar lotería
(bingo)! El programa es GRATIS y
será ofrecido en inglés y español.
REGÍSTRATE
Después del programa, ofreceremos tours en
español para familiarizarte con la biblioteca.
Come to Our Lotería!
ALL FAMILIES WELCOME
SUN., SEPT. 25, 2-3:30PM
Bring your family to play lotería
(bingo)! There is no charge to attend.
This program will be offered in English
and Spanish. REGISTER
After the program, tours of the library in
Spanish will be offered.
REGISTER
Thank you Team 4296!
¡Decoremos Calaveritas de Azúcar!
EVENTO FAMILIAR
DOMINGO, 16 DE OCT., 2–4PM
La Academia Cultural Xilotl nos
enseñará cómo decorar calaveritas de
azúcar como celebración de la cultura
latina.
Evento GRATUITO ofrecido en inglés
y español. REGÍSTRATE
Let’s Decorate
Sugar Skulls!
FAMILIES
SUN., OCT. 16, 2-4PM
Academia Cultural Xilotl will bring
sugar skulls for everyone to decorate as
we celebrate Latino culture.
This free workshop will be offered in
English and Spanish. REGISTER
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READ
TEENS
Registration begins Aug. 26 at 9am unless otherwise noted.
Register online at www.wnpl.info or call (847) 244-5150, “5”
JOIN THE CLUB!
GRADES 6-12
TAG (Teen Advisory Group)
SAT., 10:30AM–NOON
SEPT. 17, OCT. 22, NOV. 19
Volunteers in middle or high school are
needed to help plan teen activities. Light
refreshments served. REGISTER
Open Drawing in The Vault
Meet Daniela, our new library ambassador. Daniela volunteers at bilingual
programs and is a student at Warren
Township High School.
Escape the Library
GRADES 6-12
FRI., OCT. 14, 7-9PM
Join us after-hours and get locked in
the library! Race against the clock to
solve puzzles, find clues and escape
the locked room before time expires.
Refreshments, crafts and other fun
planned. Permission slips and more
details available Oct. 1 in The Vault.
REGISTER
STEMbots: Mindstorms Academy
GRADES 4-7
SAT., 1-5PM
SEPT. 24, OCT. 29, NOV.12 See page 5
WED., 7-8PM
SEPT. 21, OCT. 19, NOV. 16
Do you love to draw? Drop in to learn
techniques from other teens, share ideas,
or just hang out and doodle! All skill levels
are welcome. Supplies and drawing books
provided. NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED
Anime & Manga Club
WED., 4-5:30PM
SEPT. 21, OCT. 19, NOV. 16
Meet other teen otaku to watch episodes
of your favorite anime on our big screen!
Refreshments provided. NO REGISTRATION
REQUIRED
SAT Practice Test and Results
Sponsored by the Huntington Learning
Center of Grayslake
GRADES 7-12
SUN., SEPT. 11, 1-4:45PM
Check-in starts at 1pm. Test begins
promptly at 1:15pm. Bring a #2 pencil and
a non-phone calculator (ideally a graphing
calculator). Test results will be distributed
at the Sept. 12 event. REGISTER
MON., SEPT. 12, 6PM–7PM
Get results and a full analysis of your test!
Learn helpful study strategies. Open to
test takers and their families. Save time sign up
online!
DIY SPA-tacular
GRADES 6-12
WED., SEPT. 14, 4:30-5:30PM
Make your own custom bath and beauty
products like lip balms, body scrubs and
other pampering products. REGISTER
Banned Book Week in The Vault
GRADES 6-12
SEPT. 25-OCT. 1
Stop by The Vault Mon. - Fri., 3:306:30pm, during Banned Book Week for
daily activities. A schedule will be posted.
REGISTRATION NOT REQUIRED
Teen Self Defense
GRADES 6-12
SAT., OCT. 22, NOON-1PM
Northshore Academy of Martial Arts will
host a self-defense /anti-bully seminar.
Learn simple, safe techniques to handle
bullies and peer pressure as well as basics
of self-defense. REGISTER
Spooky Nails
GRADES 6-12
TUES., OCT. 25, 4-5:30PM
Turn your nails into a work of art for
Halloween. Will your nails be spooky or
sweet? All materials provided. REGISTER
Teen Photo Contest
GRADES 6-12
TUES., NOV. 1 - TUES., NOV. 15
Rules will be available Oct. 21 in The
Vault and online. Categories include
patterns in nature, perspective, and
mirror image photography. The last day
to submit photos is Nov. 15.
REGISTRATION NOT REQUIRED
photos
Photos and video footage may be
taken at library events for use in
publicity. Please notify staff if you do
not wish to be photographed.
Teen Pizza Taste-Off
Thank you for pizza
Bill’s Pub
Joe’s Pizzeria
Kaiser’s Pizza
Mama K’s
Salutos Pizza and Pasta Fatman’s Pizza
Thank you for frozen yogurt
Suzy’s Swirl
And the winner is
Salutos!
ADULTS
Most programs are sponsored by the Friends of the Library
Register online at www.wnpl.info or call (847) 244-5150, “4”
BOOK DISCUSSIONS
TUES., OCT. 11, 1:30PM
The Big Short by Michael Lewis
Books and signing available.
Refreshments will be served. REGISTER
TUES., NOV. 15, 1:30PM
Sleepwalkers: How Europe Went to War in 1914
by Christopher Clark
Dick Wall
SAT., SEPT. 17, 1:30PM
The Name of the Rose by Umberto Eco
SAT., OCT. 15, 1:30PM The Art Forger by B.A. Shapiro
SAT., NOV. 12, 1:30PM
White Collar Girl by Renee Rosen
WARREN TOWNSHIP CENTER
MON., SEPT. 19, 1PM
A Man Called Ove by Fredrik Bachman
MON., OCT. 17, 1PM
Dead Wake by Erik Larson
MON., NOV. 14, 1PM
Epitaph by Mary Doria Russell
Hunt Club Rd.
Washington St.
Look for the bookmobile at Hunt Club
Park during the StoryWalk on
Sat., Sept. 10, at 2pm and at Touch-aTruck on Fri., Sept. 15, 6-8pm!
EVENING FICTION TUES., SEPT. 20, 7PM
H Is for Hawk by Helen Macdonald
TUES., OCT. 18, 7PM
Ordinary Grace by William Kent Krueger
TUES., NOV. 15, 7PM
The Wright Brothers by David McCullough
FOREVER YOUNG ADULT
Goodbye Miss
Audrey! Thank
you for 37 years
of service as
“the Bookmobile
Lady.” We will
miss you!
WED., AUG. 31
2PM
TUES., SEPT. 6, 1:30PM
The Wright Brothers by David McCullough
FICTION
Grand Ave.
Elizabeth Berg
The New York Times
best-selling author
returns to discuss
Make Someone Happy, a collection
of thoughts and feelings from her
Facebook posts.
NON-FICTION Have you seen us in your neighborhood?
Check the schedule at wnpl.info
“outreach.” If you are unable to visit due
to a disability, we’ll bring the library to
you! Call (847) 244-5150, ext. 3014.
Author Visits
WED., SEPT. 14, 7PM Forgive Me, Leonard Peacock by Matthew
Quick. REGISTER
WED., NOV. 2, 7PM
Code Name Verity by Elizabeth Wein.
REGISTER
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THURS., SEPT. 8,
7PM
Speaking on behalf
of his late wife Carol
Wall, Dick will discuss Mister Owita’s
Guide to Gardening: How I Learned the
Unexpected Joy of a Green Thumb and an
Open Heart. In this lovely memoir, Carol
finds grace through the beauty of her
garden. Books and signing available.
REGISTER
Mary Alice
Monroe
TUES., NOV. 22, 7PM
Mary Alice will
discuss her latest
novel, A Lowcountry Christmas. This
poignant story brings together the
magic of the Lowcountry and the
needs of a wounded soldier and his
younger brother. Lake Forest Book
Store will sell books. REGISTER
JeanMarie
Brownson
TUES., DEC. 6, 7PM
Meet the author of
Dinner at Home: 140
Recipes to Enjoy with
Family and Friends. Chef Brownson is a
food writer for the Chicago Tribune and
has a partnership with Rick Bayless.
She will demonstrate recipes from her
book. Books and signing available.
REGISTER
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ADULTS
Registration begins Aug. 26 at 9am unless otherwise noted.
Register online at www.wnpl.info or call (847) 244-5150, “4”
Stitch & Share
Lunch
&
WED., 6-9PM
SEPT. 7, OCT. 5, NOV. 2
We invite anyone who enjoys handstitching for an evening of fun. Bring your
current project to get tips and socialize.
For beginners and advanced crafters of all
ages (children with adult only). REGISTRATION NOT
REQUIRED
The Long Road to Victory
Banned and Challenged Books
2016 Spotlight on Diversity
From Pedestal to Politics and Prison
in the Battle for Woman Suffrage
AGES HIGH SCHOOL AND ADULT
THURS., AUG. 25, 7PM
DOORS OPEN AT 6:30PM
TUES., SEPT. 27, 7PM
Sponsored by Lake County Women’s
Coalition
Fall Card Making Class
Celebrate Equality Day when
actress Annette Baldwin brings to
life Lucretia Mott, Elizabeth Cady
Stanton, Susan B. Anthony, Carrie
Chapman Catt and Alice Paul. REGISTER
WED., OCT. 12, 6PM
Retired CLC professor Mary Ann
Bretzlauf will highlight diversity in novels
that are currently being challenged around
the country. REGISTER
Come make your own fall greeting
cards…it’s easy and fun! All tools and
materials are provided and space is
limited. Materials cost is $8 per person,
payable in advance with registration at
the Adult Services desk. REGISTER
Meet the First Ladies
TUES., NOV. 1, 7PM
Join historical interpreters Laura Keyes
and Leslie Goddard as they bring Mrs.
Lincoln and Mrs. Kennedy to life in an
imagined meeting at the Smithsonian
Museum’s First Ladies exhibit. Enjoy this
timeless portrayal of two beloved women.
REGISTER
LEARN
Lunch & Learn
WED., 10:30AM
Bring your lunch; coffee and dessert on us!
(Children with adult only) REGISTER FOR EACH
PROGRAM
SEPT. 28
Ballots, Babes and Beer: Illinois Women Win the Vote
Join museum curator Debbie Fandrei for a
fun lecture that explores Illinois women’s
fight to win the vote. Learn how the
suffrage movement rose out of the Civil
War and the tactics women used to win
this important fight.
OCT. 26
Three Illinois
Women During
the Civil War
Betty Kay developed this
program to honor the
150th anniversary of the
Civil War. She presents
three women who impacted the Civil War.
NOV. 16
Hidden Harry Potter
with filmologist Steven Frenzel
Enter the magical world of Harry Potter
with this thrilling insider’s peek at these
beloved films . . . just in time for the next
magical movie, Fantastic Beasts and Where to
Find Them.
Save time sign up
online!
ADULTS
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Most programs are sponsored by the Friends of the Library
Register online at www.wnpl.info or call (847) 244-5150, “4”
Unplugged: The Impact of
Electronics on Youth
WED., NOV. 9, 7PM
Technology has become an integral part of
our lives. “Technology overuse” happens
when children use technology to their
detriment. Dr. Melissa Westendorf, coauthor of Unplug: Raising Kids in a Technology
Addicted World, will offer tangible tips and
tools, along with interventions. REGISTER
S.M.I.L.E. Small Business Mentoring
FIRST and THIRD TUES., 5-8PM
SCORE Chicago, counselors to small businesses and start-ups, offers free, lifetime and confidential mentoring,
educational programs and consulting
services. Book online at www.scorechicago.org or by calling (312) 353-7724.
REGISTER
Special Monday in the Library Event
Market Research
AGES 18 & UP
MON., SEPT. 26, 7-8:30PM
The How and Why for Your Small
Business
Adults ages 18 and up with developmental
challenges are invited for fun activities
and treats! REGISTER
MON. OCT. 10, 6:30PM
Learn to tap into the mind-set of
your target market to make the right
marketing, operational and financial
decisions that strengthen your business
success. Presented by Bob Kaden, SCORE
Volunteer. REGISTER
Write Yourself Into a Job
Presented by the Job Center of Lake County
TUES., AUG. 30, 10AM
Get real-time information on how to write
effective resumes and cover letters for
each job application. REGISTER
Shake Up Your Job Search
Presented by the Job Center of Lake County
This new express checkout system is up
and running! Thank you for your cooperation
while we upgraded technology during “WNPL
Limited” in June!
TUES., OCT. 25, 10AM
If you’ve been looking for work for a
few months or more, it’s time to shake
things up! Identify ways to successfully
transition careers more quickly and
practice making a personal brand
statement to share with employers.
REGISTER
Putting their heads together in a
free mentoring session are Paul
Rosenstrock, SCORE mentor, and
Katrina Davis Salazar, artist and
program participant, while Jessica
Stalker, WNPL Adult Services librarian
looks on.
To read a detailed article about the
benefits of this partnership, go to
scorechicago.org.
Community Care Connection
THURS., 10AM-1PM
SEPT. 1, OCT. 6, NOV. 3
IN THE PARKING LOT
Catch the mobile health unit from
Rosalind Franklin University for
free health screenings. REGISTRATION NOT
REQUIRED
Northern Illinois Food Bank
WED., OCT. 26, 12-2:30PM
IN THE LOBBY
A representative will provide
information on the local SNAP
Outreach Program and Food Stamp
Benefits available to individuals
meeting the requirements. All
inquiries and questions are welcome!
REGISTRATION NOT REQUIRED
Every Child Ready To Read
For parents and educators of
children ages birth - 5
WED., SEPT. 21, 7-8:30PM
See page 3
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eLIBRARY
Register for computer programs
by calling Adult Services at
847-244-5150, “4”
Location: Computer Lab
Computer Classes
Walk-in classes are available on a
Individual Computer Assistance
“first-seated” basis – the first 10 people
seated in the lab in the 15 minutes before
the start time will attend the class.
Registered classes require advanced
registration.
We can help you navigate the
library’s online resources and use
Microsoft Office, Internet resources,
email and more. Appointments are
limited to 30 minutes per person, per
month. Register on the first of each
month by calling Adult Services at
(847) 244-5150, press 4.
Sign-up for registered classes begins on the first library business day of the month (e.g., June classes on June 1)
Registration begins Sept. 1, 9am
THURS., SEPT. 8
6-6:30PM or 6:30-7PM
WED., SEPT. 21
11-11:30AM or 11:30-12PM
THURS., SEPT. 29
7-7:30PM or 7:30-8PM
BASIC COMPUTERS WITH
WINDOWS 7
Registration begins Oct. 1, 9am
THURS., OCT. 13
6-6:30PM or 6:30-7PM
WED., OCT. 19
11-11:30AM or 11:30-12PM
THURS., OCT. 27
6-6:30PM or 6:30-7PM
Registration begins Nov. 1, 9am
THURS., NOV 3
6-6:30PM or 6:30-7PM
WED., NOV. 16
11-11:30AM or 11:30-12PM
POWERPOINT
MON., OCT. 24, 7PM (register)
Students will learn how to create and
present a slideshow, including how to
format slides and insert pictures and
clipart.
INTRO TO MICROSOFT
PUBLISHER
THURS., NOV. 17, 7PM (register)
Microsoft Publisher is one of the most
popular desktop publishing platforms
available. It is used to create custom
brochures, greeting cards, business cards
and more.
Demonstration classes are a demon-
GOOGLE DRIVE
Tutor Time is a chance to drop in and get
MON., NOV. 21, 7PM (register)
Learn about all of the services that Google
Drive has to offer, including free word
processing and slideshow software.
stration of tools and resources.
help with your questions. NO REGISTRATION IS
REQUIRED
THURS., SEPT. 15, 7PM (register)
We’ll cover common computer
terminology, incuding hardware and
software. Students will learn how to use a
mouse and try basic Internet websites.
BLOGGING 101 @ YOUR
LIBRARY
MON., SEPT. 19, 7PM (register)
Blogging is a great way to channel your
thoughts and activities for personal or
professional pursuits.
EXCEL AND EXCEL TABLES
THURS., OCT. 6, 7PM (walk-in)
Join us for an introduction to Excel
and simple Excel Tables, inclduing
spreadsheets and charts.
Tutor Time Drop-in computer help (NO REGISTRATION NECESSARY)
Bring your computer questions and our
Computer Tutor will work with you to
find answers during each one-hour session.
THURS., SEPT. 1, 6PM
WED., SEPT. 7, 11AM
THURS., SEPT. 22, 6PM
THURS., SEPT. 29, 2PM
THURS., OCT. 13, 2PM
THURS., OCT. 20, 6PM
WED., OCT. 26, 11AM
THURS., NOV. 10, 6PM
WED., NOV. 30, 11AM
FRIENDS
AND
PARTNERS
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Friends of the Library
Generous Sponsor of Programs
Find Friends on Facebook
Email: [email protected]
Friends Meetings
THURS., 1PM, AUG. 25, SEPT. 22, OCT. 27
Saturday Sales
SAT., OCT. 1, DEC. 3, 10AM-3PM
Find books and DVDs in great condition.
Book Ends
Stop in the Friends’ used book store for
daily bargains.
Holiday Cards for Veterans
ALL AGES W/ADULT
FRI., NOV. 11, 9:30-11AM
On Veterans’ Day, thank those who have
fought for our freedom by personalizing
holiday cards for men and women being
treated at our local VA hospital. Cards,
crayons and refreshments provided by
Friends of the WNPL. REGISTER
Recent Donors to the Fund for WNPL
APR. - JUNE 2016
Alpha Delta Kappa Beta Pi Chapter
Mary and Roger Bury, in memory of her
aunt who loved our $.50 paperbacks
Gurnee Woman’s Club
Mary Mathews
MOMS Club of Gurnee
Jose Torres, Torres Painting LLC
Matt and Stephanie Sawin
Patty Sawin, in memory of Rosalie
Kohler-Moore
In memory of Debbie Nemeth
Nicole and Chris Hineline
Thomas Nemeth
Lorraine Opitz
Thank you volunteers!
WNPL has 50 adult and 20 student volunteers who assist both library staff and patrons in a
variety of areas. A total of 3436 hours were contributed in 2015. To show our appreciation, we
honored volunteers at a luncheon in June. To learn about volunteer opportunities, contact Laura
Stone at (847) 244-5150, ext. 3059 or [email protected].
2016 BINGO IN THE BOOK DONORS
Anonymous
Jeanne Balmes
Jo and Tom Beckwith
Jan Boettle
Mary Ann Bretzlauf
Valerie and Doug Ceckowski
Lauren Romeo Chilvers
Lynne Donoghue
Friends of WNPL
Barb Grover
Mary Hiett
Debbie Hoffman
James Hunter
Maureen Kalinowski
Kelly’s on 41 Equestrian Center
Eddie and Liz Kristan
Dave and Lynn Kublank
Ryan Livergood
Allen and Susan Lynch
Linn Mann
Carl E. Mellen & Co. Insurance
Cathleen Monahan
Karen and Mark Mueller
Sue and Brian Niemi
Gina Ornelas
Penn Station East Coast Subs - Gurnee
Noreen and James Reese
Cheryl Rennells-Lannoye
Barbara Richardson
Kek Robien
Patty Sawin
Meg Schmaus
Gail Schrader
Deborah Sigel
Laura and Frank Stone
Nancy Stricker
Dorothy Such
Kristy and Joe Trouy
Diana and Ray Vickery
ZumBier
Thank You!
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WARREN-NEWPORT
PUBLIC LIBRARY
DISTRICT
224 North O’Plaine Road
Gurnee, Illinois 60031
Phone: (847) 244-5150
Renewals: (847) 249-5704
www.wnpl.info
LIBRARY HOURS
MON. –THURS....... 9am–9pm
FRI.............................. 9am–6pm
SAT............................. 9am–5pm
SUN.(starting Sept. 11).......1-5pm
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Jo Beckwith, President
Tom Colwell, Vice President
Nancy Sheldon, Secretary
Andrea Farr Capizzi, Treasurer
Robert Diehl Sr.
George Kotsinis
Sue Niemi
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Ryan Livergood, Executive Director
Noreen Reese, Deputy Director
The Warren-Newport Public Library
District provides the community with
access to information, kindles the
imagination of children and adults,
and supports lifelong learning.
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Can you “Spot”
the new book drop?
INSIDE ANGLE
Published four times during the year.
Due to bulk mailing procedures, a few
residents outside the library district
receive the newsletter.
EDITOR: Janice Marsh
GRAPHIC ARTIST: Nancy Jo Stricker
NOTICE: The Warren-Newport Public
Library District follows the Illinois
Firearm Concealed Carry Act (FCCA)
that prohibits persons from carrying a
firearm or a weapon of any kind into the
library or on library property. Signage
is posted at the Library consistent with
the requirements of the FCCA. Any
violator of the FCCA will be reported
to law enforcement, prosecuted to
the fullest extent of the law, and have
library privileges revoked.
Shiver me timbers!
Ahoy, mateys! We may tell ye plainly, watch for
plenty o’ pirate action in September for Library Card
Sing-Up Month!
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Talk Like A Pirate Day is Sept. 19 - Come in
for some drop-in fun: pirate hats, photo booth,
treasure maps.
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Get a treasure when you apply for a library card
during September. What’s in your wallet?
Discover riches @ your library! Treasure your library
card. Uncover your potential. Dig up answers.
Many happy returns - now on the west side!
Thanks to a partnership with the Village of
Gurnee, you now can return library items to
the “Big Blue” box at Gurnee Fire Station #2
at Hunt Club and Dada.
Grand Ave.
Dada Dr.
FIRE STN.
#2
Hunt Club Rd.
MISSION
JEWEL
The WNPL board meets monthly on
the third Tuesday at 7pm. The public is welcome.
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