OCEANSIDE LIBRARY NEWSLETTER

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OCEANSIDE LIBRARY NEWSLETTER
Library Director: Karen Porcella
September / October 20162016
January/February/March
Library Board of Trustees: Dan Faust, President - Wayne Vurture, Vice President - Florence Mensch, Treasurer
Ellen Sullivan, Secretary - Michael D’Ambrosio, Jr. - Mary DiGiovanna - Thomas Beirne
SUNDAY CONCERTS
B lue B ayou: A Linda Rondstadt Tribute Show
September 11 // 2pm
Vocalist Carolyn Benson captures the look
and sound of rock’s first female superstar,
Linda Ronstadt. Backed by a quartet of
musicians, Mark Pohl on drums, Davie Wise
on guitar, Peter Crugnale on bass, and
Phil LoPinto on piano, Blue Bayou performs
hits from Linda’s early rock/pop career including “When Will I
Be Loved,” “Different Drum,” and “You’re No Good.”
P aul J oseph Q uartet: Jazz Italiano
October 16 // 2pm
Composer/pianist Paul Joseph and his talented
bandmates perform instrumental jazz renditions
of Italian favorites such as “Santa Lucia,” and
“O Sole Mio,” a medley of Puccini arias, and
the theme song for The Godfather, “Speak
Softly Love.” Joining Paul will be Michael Corn on drums,
Edgar Mills on bass, and Susan Mitchell on violin.
These concerts are free and open to the public. Doors will open
at 1:30pm. Seating is on a first come basis.
OFFICIALLY SPEAKING:
Coffee and Conversation with ...
- NASRIN G. AHMAD, Town of Hempstead Clerk
Thursday, September 22 // 7pm
- MAYOR FRANCIS X. MURRAY,
Village of Rockville Centre
Thursday, October 6 // 7pm
Join us for an informal chat with your elected officials,
learn more about them, what they do, and about the issues
facing our county. Ask questions over a cup of coffee and
some dessert.
SEMINAR: TAX GRIEVANCES &
YOUR REAL PROPERTY TAX BILL
Thursday, October 6 // 1pm and
Donald X. Clavin, Town of Hempstead Receiver of Taxes,
presents this seminar on how your tax bill is computed,
how the grievance procedure works, and how you can lower
your tax bill by taking advantage of tax exemptions and
assessment challenges.
SCRIPT-IN-HAND
THEATRE PRODUCTIONS
M adagascar
Sunday, September 18 // 2pm
Three strangers, at different times,
share a hotel room in Rome in this
award-winning drama by J.T. Rogers.
Directed by Tarmo Kirsimae.
S omething I ntangible
Friday, October 21 // 7pm
It’s Hollywood, 1941. Two brothers
run a film company whose star is a
cartoon dog. One wants to move
beyond cartoons; one wants to make
the pup the most famous character
in the world. Funny and familiar,
this play by Bruce Graham will make you wonder
if it’s a small world after all. Directed by Debbie Starker.
IT’S SHOWTIME!
L ois M orton: Twentieth Century Girl
Singer/songwriter Lois Morton performs a selection of her
witty and wickedly clever songs that capture the essence of
living in a modern society. She will have you laughing out
loud with her “Confessions of a Clutterholic” (no explanation
necessary) and “The Diet is Cast,” a humorous look at hosting
a dinner party when everyone is on a different diet.
M ae W est: Too Much of a Good Thing
Could Be Wonderful
Join John Kenrick as he traces the life and career of Brooklyn
born bombshell, Mae West. From her early days in vaudeville
to Hollywood’s silver screen, she shocked censors and delighted
audiences with her bawdy humor and trademark double
entendres. Learn all about this multi-talented entertainer
and her accomplishments as an actress, singer, comedian,
playwright, and screenwriter.
TUESDAY BOOK DISCUSSIONS
POETRY AND PROSE
OPEN MIC/ POETRY & PROSE
Saturdays, September 10 & October 15 // 2-4pm
Poet Peter V. Dugan hosts these lively literary events that
bring together established poets and writers as well as
talented new voices.
Featured guests:
September:
-Lorraine Conlin, Nassau County Poet Laureate (2015-2017)
-Robert Savino, Suffolk County Poet Laureate (2015-2017)
-Ray Simons
October:
-George Held
-Pearl Ketover Prilik
-Gayl Teller
Writers are welcome to read up to three samples
of their work.
Books are available at the Circulation Desk
one month prior to the discussion date.
THE ROSIE PROJECT by Graeme Simsion
September 13 // 2pm
A socially awkward professor’s scientific approach
to finding a wife is sent off course when he becomes
smitten with a woman who does not meet any of the
prescribed criteria. Discussion leader: Fran Cohen
ORIENT by Christopher Bollen
October 18 // 2pm
A string of murders in a small town on the tip of
Long Island creates tension and suspicion between
the local residents and a variety of newcomers.
Discussion leader: Fran Cohen
CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOPS
Wednesdays, September 21 & October 19 // 7pm
Barbara Novack, Molloy College’s writer-in-residence, hosts these
highly regarded workshops for fiction, non-fiction, memoir, and
poetry writers of all levels. Please bring writing supplies.
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
SECOND ANNUAL
CROSSWORD PUZZLE CONTEST
Saturday, October 1 // 11am // Registration Required
Join us for our Second Annual Crossword
Puzzle Tournament. Multiple categories are
based on skill level. Refreshments will be
served; prizes will be awarded. Regardless of
your skill level, come on down for a fun event!
Registration: Tuesday, September 27 // 4-8pm
Volunteers from Literacy Nassau will be providing instruction
in English as a Second Language for beginners and intermediate adults.
Beginners: This group meets once a week, with one-on-one
tutoring. Classes start Wednesday, October 19th at 6pm and
run through December 21st.
Intermediate: This small group meets twice a week
(Tuesdays and Thursdays). Classes start October 18th
at 6pm and run through December 22nd.
AT THE MOVIES
MONDAYS: 1:30 & 7pm
September 12 Eye in the Sky
2015, 102 min. Rated R
September 26 A Hologram for the King
October 17
Me Before You
2016, 110 min. Rated PG-13
October 31
Money Monster
WEDNESDAY MATINEES: 1:30pm
September 14 The Man Who Knew Infinity
2015, 108 min. Rated PG-13
October 5
Now You See Me 2
2016, 129 min. Rated PG-13
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FRIDAY FILM CLASSICS: 1:30pm
September 23 Sullivan’s Travels
1941, 91 min.
October 14
Rebecca
1940, 130 min.
FRIDAY SENSORY FRIENDLY FILMS
(see Page 6 for details)
September 16 The Jungle Book @ 7pm
October 28
Casper
@ 4pm
October 28
Ghostbusters @ 7pm
SUNDAY MATINEE: 1:30pm
September 25 The Meddler
2015, 100 min. Rated PG-13
LECTURES
NAUGHTY BUT NICE: PRE-CODE HOLLYWOOD
Wednesday, September 7 // 2pm
Film historian Philip Harwood takes us back to Hollywood,
before the enforcement of the Motion Picture Production Code,
when studios tested the outer limits of propriety with films such
as Baby Face, Red-Headed Woman, Three on a Match, and
Scarface. Discover how filmmakers were able to initially
ignore the Code, enacted in 1930, and what led studios to finally
capitulate in 1934.
CURRENT ISSUES: THE 2016 ELECTION…SO FAR
Tuesday, September 20 // 2pm
Few election cycles have been as exciting and unpredictable
as the current contest for who will be the next President of the
United States. James Coll will lead this lively non-partisan
discussion, and analyze some points of interest that have been
raised, and others that have been largely ignored, on the road to
the White House in 2016.
THE PARANORMAL ADVENTURERS PRESENT:
BEYOND THE GRAVE
Tuesday, October 25 // 7pm
Joseph Flammer and Diane Hill offer a ghost hunter’s guide to
the “other side” in this multimedia presentation that includes
photographs, video, and recordings of spirit voices. Learn about
the 17th century witch trials that took place right here on Long
Island, and discover some of the Island’s hottest paranormal
spots, including a certain creek in Oceanside.
EYES IN THE SKY: OBSERVING EARTH FROM SPACE
Wednesday, October 26 // 2pm
Since Sputnik 1’s launch in 1957, over 6,000 satellites have
been sent into space, relaying back vital data used for military
and civilian purposes; communication, navigation, weather,
and changes in Earth’s natural resources. Join David S. Paris,
retired Engineer of Aeronautics and Astronautics, in this
fascinating and fun look at today’s eyes in the sky.
IN THE GARDEN
with the Oceanside Garden Club
SUSTAINABLE GARDENING Tuesday, Sept. 13 // 7pm
Become sustainable savvy with Jennifer Cappello-Ruggiero,
Coordinator for the Co-op Extension in East Meadow. Learn
how to manage your landscape in a more environmentally
friendly way with the use of organic pesticides and fertilizers,
native plants, and pollinators.
ORCHIDS Tuesday, October 18 // 7pm
Orchids aren’t hard to grow, they’re just different. Rich
Heeseler, Vice President of Programming at the Long Island
Orchid Society, takes the mystery out of caring for these
beautiful and exotic plants.
PREPARING FOR THE SENIOR YEARS
Sunday, October 23 // 2pm
Join our panel of experts as they cover the myriad of
challenges facing us as we head towards our senior years.
Presenters include: Paul M. Engel, Jordan Kaplan,
Lisa Goldberg, Herb Pitkowsky, Ruben Quentero,
Marion Keilson, Stuart Berr and more.
HEALTHY OCEANSIDE
BUSY MOM’S CHEAT SHEET:
RAISING HAPPY, HEALTHY KIDS
Author Lilly Cadoch presents this seminar on how a busy
parent can teach children how to have a healthy body, how
to have a healthy mind and how to give them the tools to
best succeed and handle life’s inevitable challenges.
WALKING WITH SKY ATHLETIC
Thursdays, September 15, 22, 29, October 6 // Noon
Join certified trainers from Sky Athletic Club in Rockville
Centre as they lead a group of walkers around town, providing
information on proper footwear, gait and other valuable tips
to keep you moving! (This program takes place outside of the
Library) No fee. Registration required. Call 766-2360 x4.
FORUM: HOW TO COPE WITH PUBLIC TRAGEDIES
It seems that every week there is a mass bombing, a beheading
or an active shooter event. It affects us and it affects our children. A panel of experts will share the ways you can cope with
the anxiety and depression that public tragedies can trigger.
FLU SHOT CLINIC BY WALGREENS
Tuesday, October 4 // Noon-2pm
Come get your flu shot, given by pharmacists from Walgreens.
Bring your Medicare card or private insurance card. If you do
not have insurance, Walgreens will provide the shot at no cost.
INTRODUCTION TO MEDITATION
For centuries, people from all backgrounds have used
meditation to relax, to think, and to reduce anxiety. Join
us as Marianne Bochilo, an instructor from RVC Yoga,
presents an introduction to meditation.
ARTHRITIC KNEE PAIN: ITS CAUSES AND ITS RELIEF
Thursday, October 20 // 11am
Dr. Timothy Rohrs, P.T., D.P.T. of Sands Point Physical Therapy,
presents this lecture on arthritic knee pain, the degenerative
process, the progression of the disease, as well as what treatments are available. Light refreshments will be provided.
SCIENCE CAFE (Ages high school-adult)
Our unique series of informal evenings of coffee and
conversation about cutting-edge science topics with
experts from the field.
CAN AMERICA EVER BE SAFE FROM GLOBAL
VIRUSES?
Featuring Dr. Bruce Polsky, Chair of the Department of
Medicine at Winthrop University Hospital, discusses
global viruses, their origin, and obstacles facing the health
care system in addressing the challenges they create.
DINOSAURS: BEYOND JURASSIC PARK
Paleontologist David Moscato leads this discussion on
what we know now, and what we got wrong for years,
about dinosaurs.
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CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS
REGISTRATION GUIDELINES
Residents of the Oceanside School District are given priority
for our programs. In-person registration begins at 7pm.
The Library reserves the right to limit the number of tickets
given to any one person. Fees are nonrefundable.
To secure a place in the program, patrons must pay (cash
only) within three days of registering, or we will contact the
next person on the waiting list. Out-of-district patrons may
begin registering on the fourth day after in-person registration.
Proof of age is required.
In-person registration for the following programs
begins Tuesday, September 6 at 7pm. Telephone
registration begins Wednesday, September 7 at 9:30am,
space permitting. Out-of-district registration begins
Saturday, September 10.
BABY PLAYHOORAY (Ages 6-18 mos.)
Tuesdays, September 13, 20, 27 // 10am // Fee: $12
Join us for a delightful program of music, movement, and
rhymes. Caregiver must attend.
PRE-K CRAFT (Ages 3-5 yrs.)
Join Ms. Dotty to make a “Back to School” pencil pouch.
Caregiver must attend.
BOOK DISCUSSION AND PIZZA (Grades 4-6)
Celebrate Roald Dahl’s 100th birthday
with pizza and a fun book discussion
with Ms. Mariel. Copies of Charlie and
the Chocolate Factory by Roald Dahl
will be available in the Children’s Room
to read on your own.
TIME FOR TOTS (Ages 18 mos.-5 yrs.)
Wednesdays, Sept. 14, 21, 28 // 10:15 or 11:15am // Fee: $12
Pre-school readiness skills are learned through play in this
fun-filled educational series. Caregiver must attend.
FULL STEAM AHEAD! (Grades 2-6)
Join Ms. Ilene to build your own
miniature catapult then target practice
using marshmallows.
Caregiver must wait in the Children’s Room.
PLAYHOORAY (Ages 18 mos.-4 yrs.)
- Thursdays, Sept. 15, 22, 29 // 10am or 11am // Fee: $12
- Fridays, Sept. 16, 23, 30 // 10am or 11am // Fee: $12
Molly Mouse stars in this creative, fun-filled program
for toddlers and beyond. Caregiver must attend.
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KEVA OPEN PLAY
Wednesday, September 14 // 4pm (Grades K-2)
Wednesday, September 14 // 5pm (Grades 3-6)
Come join the fun and create a KEVA plank
structure on your own, or with a friend.
Caregiver must remain in the Children’s Room.
YOGA FOR KIDS (Ages 6-12 yrs.)
Fridays, Sept. 16, 23, 30, Oct. 7, 14 // 4:30pm // Fee: $20
Join our yoga master, MaryClare, for a fun-filled class that
teaches relaxation and breathing methods as well as many
yoga poses. Please wear loose-fitting clothes and bring
a yoga mat or towel.
RECYCLE ARTS & CRAFTS (Grades 3-6)
Saturday, September 17 // 11am
Learn about recycling and make arts & crafts projects from
recycled material. Presented by Girl Scouts from Troop 2417.
LEGO CLUBS
- Grades K-2
Sunday, September 18 // 1pm
Young builders join the LEGO fun.
- Grades 3-6
Sunday, September 18 // 2:30pm
Join the fun and build something super with your
friends or on your own.
In addition to a wide variety of LEGO play sets,
we now have Star Wars LEGOS too.
TOY TIME (Ages 18 mos.-4 yrs.)
Mondays, September 19 & 26 // 10-11:15am
Have fun with your toddler at this relaxed program of free play
and circle time with Ms. Jen. Caregiver must attend.
HOLA! SAY HELLO TO SPANISH (Ages 3-5 yrs.)
Mondays, September 19 & 26 // 4:30pm // Fee: $10
Children love this total immersion program that
teaches colors, numbers, and short phrases in Spanish.
PETE THE CAT (Ages 2 1/2-5 yrs.)
Wednesday, September 21 // 1:30pm
An hour long interactive program with Pete
the Cat themed activities, stories, and crafts.
Educational and fun.
BOOKS TO BELLY (Ages 3-5 yrs.)
Thursday, September 22 // 4:30pm
Join Ms. Tara, certified Language Arts
teacher, to enjoy a story and craft while
learning the benefits of eating healthily.
Healthy muffins will be served too.
In-person registration for the following programs begins
Monday, September 26 at 7pm. Telephone registration
begins Tuesday, September 27 at 9:30am, space
permitting. Out-of- district registration begins
Friday, September 30.
TIME FOR TOTS (Ages 18 mos.-5 yrs.)
Wednesdays, Oct. 5, 19, 26 // 10:15 or 11:15am // Fee: $12
Pre-school readiness skills are learned through play in this
fun-filled educational series. Caregiver must attend.
BUILD A BUTTON (Grades 4-6)
Wednesday, October 5 // 4:30pm or 7pm
See how buttons are made, then design your
own button using a button maker machine.
FULL STEAM AHEAD! (Grades 2-6)
Thursday, October 6 // 4:30pm
Join Ms. Ilene for “Slime Science” and make a mess
creating slippery, gooey slime.
PLAYHOORAY (Ages 18 mos.-4 yrs.)
- Thursdays, Oct. 13, 20, 27 // 10am or 11am // Fee: $12
- Fridays, Oct. 14, 21, 28 // 10am or 11am // Fee: $12
for toddlers and beyond. Caregiver must attend.
FESTIVE FALL CRAFT (Grades 3-6)
Create a piece of awesome art from a recycled book.
LEGO CLUBS
- Grades K-2 // Sunday, October 16 // 1pm
Young builders join the LEGO fun.
- Grades 3-6 // Sunday, October 16 // 2:30pm
Join the fun and build something super with your
friends or on your own.
In addition to a wide variety of LEGO play sets,
we now have Star Wars LEGOS too.
BOOKS AND BABIES (Ages 4-12 mos.)
Monday, October 17 // 10am
Join Jeanne Hall at this early literacy program which showcases nursery rhymes and music. Caregiver must attend.
LEAP INTO LEARNING (Ages 18-30 mos.)
Monday, October 17 // 11am
Enjoy a half hour of songs, finger play, a story, a craft and
movement with Jeanne Hall. Caregiver must attend.
HOLA! SAY HELLO TO SPANISH (Ages 3-5 yrs.)
Mondays, October 17 & 24 // 4:30pm // Fee: $10
Children love this total immersion program that
teaches colors, numbers, and short phrases in Spanish.
BABY PLAYHOORAY (Ages 6-18 mos.)
Tuesdays, October 18 & 25 // 10am // Fee: $8
Join us for a delightful program of music, movement,
and rhymes. Caregiver must attend.
PRE-K CRAFT (Ages 3-5 yrs.)
Join Ms. Dotty to make a black cat just in time for Halloween.
BOOK DISCUSSION AND PIZZA (Grades 4-6)
Enjoy reading Odd Squad: Bully Bait by
Michael Fry on your own, then come to the
library to discuss this book with Ms. Mariel
over pizza. Copies of this book will be
available at the Children’s Desk.
PAJAMA STORYTIME (Ages 3-6)
Bring your favorite furry friend for a fun evening
of stories and a craft.
KEVA OPEN PLAY
Thursday, October 20 // 4pm (Grades K-2)
Thursday, October 20 // 5pm (Grades 3-6)
Come join the fun and create a KEVA plank
structure on your own, or with a friend.
SEA TURTLE CRAFT (Grades K-6)
Saturday, October 22 // 1pm
Make your own sea turtle to bring home.
TOY TIME (Ages 18 mos.-4 yrs.)
Mondays, October 24 & 31 // 10-11:15am
Have fun with your toddler at this relaxed program of free play
and circle time with Ms. Jen. Caregiver must attend.
HALLOWEEN TEENS ‘N’ TOTS (Ages 3-5yrs.)
Monday, October 24 // 7pm
Witches and ghosts and monsters! Oh my!
Wear your scary or silly costumes to our
Halloween storytime where teens read to tots.
FALL STORYTIMES (Ages 3-5 yrs.)
Tuesdays, October 25 & November 1 // 11am
Join us for fun fall stories and crafts. This program will be
held in the garden weather permitting. Caregiver must attend.
SPOOKY (FAKE) CANDLE CRAFT (Grades K-6)
Tuesday, October 25 // 4:30pm
Kids will enjoy creating a Halloween themed
candle with a battery operated tea light.
FAMILY PLAYHOORAY (Ages 6 mos.-5 yrs.)
Thursday, October 27 // 6:30pm // Fee: $4
for toddlers and beyond. Costumes welcome!
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‘TWEENS AND TEENS PROGRAMS
Please register for all ‘Tween and Teen programs
at the Information Desk.
‘TWEEN SCENE (Grades 4 - 8)
EMOJI PILLOWS
Monday, September 12 // 7-8pm
Tweens will have fun expressing themselves creating
“no sew” emoji pillows.
COOKIES & CANVAS: Painting for Tweens
VOLUNTEER! COMMUNITY SERVICE
CERTIFICATE OPPORTUNITIES
-LEGO CLUB Sundays, Sept. 18 & Oct. 16 // 1-3:30pm
Teens will help young builders join the LEGO fun.
-FOOD BANK COLLECTION
Sundays, September 18 & October 16 // Noon-4pm
Help collect food donations for Corey Cares.
-TECH TUTORS Saturdays, Sept. 24 & Oct. 22 // 10am-Noon
Oceanside teens needed to help patrons with their computer
or smart device questions.
Monday, October 17 // 7-8:30pm
-HALLOWEEN TEENS ‘N’ TOTS READ TOGETHER
Recreate a Halloween painting step-by-step with directions
from instructor Kathy Schirrmacher. Make a masterpiece
to take home. Refreshments will be provided.
Come dressed in costume and share a scary story with a
young friend.
GHOSTS IN THE GRAVEYARD
Thursday, October 27 // 7-8pm
No need to be afraid of this graveyard. It’s made with
chocolate pudding. Participants will mix and measure
all the ingredients to make the chocolate mousse then
crush the Oreos. Then they will use lots of treats to
make the graveyard.
CHESS CLUB (Grades 4-12)
Wednesdays starting September 28 // 4:30pm
Open chess program. No prior knowledge
of the game required.
TEENS (Grades 6 - 12)
Monday, October 24 // 7-8pm
INCLUSIVE SERVICES FOR
PEOPLE WITH SPECIAL NEEDS
NEXT CHAPTER BOOK CLUB
Registration: Tuesday, September 27 // 4-8pm
We have teamed up with Literacy Nassau, and
starting in October we will host a Next Chapter
book club. This small book club offers
adults (18+) with intellectual and developmental disabilities
the opportunity to read for pleasure and socialize in the
community. It will be guided by a pair of trained volunteer
facilitators, meeting weekly for about an hour in the magazine
section of the Library. The book club will meet on Fridays
from 2:30-3:30pm commencing October 7th.
BAND NIGHT
Friday, September 23 // 7-9pm
Popular local teen band barely Know her
is back to play some of your favorites.
Refreshments will be served.
TEEN ADVISORY GROUP
Thursdays, September 29 & October 20 // 7-8pm
Would you like to help shape our Young Adult programs?
Join our Teen Advisory Group (TAG). Help us plan and
evaluate programs. Earn community service credit.
Refreshments will be served.
MOVIE/PIZZA
Friday, October 7 // 6:30-8:45pm
Professor X and Raven come together to
lead a team of X-Men to stop Apocalypse’s
destruction of the earth in X-Men: Apocalypse.
Enjoy some pizza and soft drinks.
BOOK DISCUSSION
Thursday, October 13 // 7-8pm
October is National Bullying Month so let’s discuss
some of the bullying issues found in Jay Asher’s
Thirteen Reasons Why. Copies will be available at
the Circulation Desk. Refreshments will be served.
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SENSORY FRIENDLY FILMS
We are pleased to offer these movies under “Sensory Friendly”
conditions, as a special opportunity for families to enjoy a
film in a safe and accepting environment. We’ll keep the lights
slightly up and the sound turned slightly down. Our policies
regarding quiet and remaining in one’s seat will not be
enforced unless the safety of the audience is in question.
Come relax and enjoy family time without worrying if
someone will complain or be disturbed by noise or movement.
(A caregiver must remain in the room at all times.)
The Jungle Book
Fridays
September 16 // 7pm
A remake of the Disney classic about a man-cub
surviving in the jungle with the help of his
animal friends. (2016) PG 106 min.
Casper
October 28 // 4pm
Casper is the friendliest ghost you know—just ask
the family that moves in with him. Starring
Bill Pullman, Christina Ricci, Cathy Moriarty.
(1995) PG 100 min.
Ghostbusters
October 28 // 7pm
The Original. Bill Murray. Dan Aykroyd.
Sigourney Weaver. Get ready for Halloween
with this classic comedy. (1984) PG 105 min.
Residents of the Oceanside School District will be given priority for our programs. In-person registration is required for
classes where there is a fee. Payment is due at time of registration. Fees are non-refundable and non-transferrable.
FITNESS FOR ADULTS
TAI CHI - LEVEL 2
Class 1: 4 Tuesdays, September 6, 13, 20, 27
Class 2: 4 Tuesdays, October 18, 25, November 1, 15
11:15am-Noon // Fee: $20 // Registration Required
Step up to the next level with certified fitness specialist Helene
Just as she leads these classes that can improve balance, stamina,
coordination, and well-being. Please wear comfortable clothes
and footwear. Attendees must have already taken the
Beginner’s Series.
FIT AND FABULOUS
Class 1: 4 Tuesdays, September 6, 13, 20, 27
Class 2: 4 Tuesdays, October 18, 25, November 1, 15
12:10-12:50pm // Fee: $20 // Registration Required
Get your feet moving and your hands clapping with Helene Just
in this exercise program designed to increase strength, tone,
balance, and stamina that can be done either sitting or standing.
Please wear comfortable clothes and footwear and bring a
set of light weights and exercise bands.
YOGA (Registration Required)
4 Thursdays, September 15, 22, 29, October 6 // 7-8pm
Fee: $20 (cash or check payable to MaryClare Chiofalo)
Registered yoga teacher MaryClare Chiofalo returns with her
popular classes. Add strength and flexibility through a flowing
series of poses designed to calm one’s body and reduce stress
levels. Please note: Participants must bring their own mats.
CHAIR YOGA NEW!
Class 1: 4 Fridays, September 16, 23, 30, October 7
Class 2: 4 Fridays, October 14, 21, 28, November 4
Noon-1pm // Fee: $20 // Registration Required
Join registered yoga instructor Jill Ackiron-Moses for this
gentle form of yoga designed to increase strength, flexibility and
balance, and reduce stress. Postures are done seated or using a
chair for support. Please wear comfortable clothes and footwear,
and bring a yoga strap and blocks if possible.
LANGUAGE INSTRUCTION
FRENCH FOR BEGINNERS
Part 1: 4 Thursdays, September 15, 22, 29, October 6
Part 2: 4 Thursdays, October 13, 20, 27, November 3
7-8pm // No Fee // Registration Required
Learn the basics of French, from grammar and pronunciation
to commonly used phrases and expressions, in Professor
Margherita Galofaro’s language instruction series.
Emphasis will be placed on conversational French useful
in everyday situations including travel, dining, shopping,
and other social settings.
Board of Trustees Meetings:
Tuesdays at 5:30pm
September 27 & October 25
FREE TIME IS FUN TIME-FOR ADULTS
COLORING FOR ADULTS
Tuesdays, Sept. 6 & Oct. 4 // 1:30-3pm & 7-8:30pm
Treat yourself to some free time to color, listen to music,
enjoy a cup of herbal tea and snacks, and socialize. We’ll
supply an assortment of coloring sheets and colored pencils.
GAME TIME FOR ADULTS
Mondays, Sept. 12, 19, 26, Oct. 17, 24, 31 // 11am-1pm
Card games, board games, all kinds of games. Bring your group,
or just stop by and join one, and spend some time playing your
favorite game. Please bring your own games and game pieces.
GET STITCHING
Wednesdays, September 14 & October 19 // 6-8pm
Fridays, September 16 & October 14 // 10am-Noon
Join fellow knitters, crocheters, and other crafters in this drop-in
stitching club, and share tips and experience. All ages and skill
levels are welcome. Please bring your own supplies.
TECHNOLOGY TRAINING
QUICKBOOKS w/Sharper Training Solutions
2 Mondays, September 19 & 26 // 6:30-8:30pm
Learn all about this accounting software product designed for
small and mid-sized businesses. This user friendly financial
management platform can manage inventory, track sales and
the costs of business, and generate professional invoices and
purchase orders.
TEEN TECH TUTORS (walk-ins welcome)
2 Saturdays, Sept. 24 & Oct. 22 // 10am-Noon
Get help from tech-savvy teen volunteers with your computer
or smart device questions. Apple users: Please bring your
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DEFENSIVE DRIVING CLASSES
with Empire Safety Council
Class 1: Saturday, September 24 // 10am-4pm
Class 2: Monday & Wednesday, Oct. 24 & 26 // 6-9pm
Fee: $28 (Cash or check payable to Empire Safety Council)
Registration Required
Save 10% on your car insurance for the next three years or remove
up to four points from your driving record by taking Empire Safety
Council’s defensive driving course. This class is recognized by all
New York State insurance companies.
WORKSHOP: FLOWER ARRANGING
Tuesday, September 27 // 7pm // Materials Fee: $5
Registration Required
Create your own dazzling floral arrangement in this hands-on
workshop with Theresa Soto of Flowers by Voegler.
Learn some technical tricks of flower arranging, including
composition, color, and design, as well as tips on the care
of your arrangement.
Please bring a floral knife or clippers to class.
Newsletter Staff: Contributing Writers - Tony Iovino,
Eleanor Mahoney, Chris Marra, Barbara Mickowski
Graphic Designer - Eleanor Mahoney
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SPECIAL PROGRAMS & EVENTS
Children
Full Steam Ahead!
- September, Build a Miniature Catapult
- October, Slime Science
Build A Button
Sea Turtle Craft
Tweens & Teens
Band Night
Chess Club
Ghosts in the Graveyard
Pg. 4
Pg. 5
Pg. 5
Pg. 5
Pg. 5
Pg. 6
Pg. 6
Pg. 6
Adults
Pg. 2
Crossword Puzzle Tournament
Nassau Literacy: English as a Second Language Pg. 2
Pg. 3
Current Issues: The 2016 Election...So Far
Special Needs
Nassau Literacy: Next Chapter Book Club
Sensory Friendly Films
All Ages
Sea Turtle Celebration
Pg. 7
Pg. 7
Pg. 8
FOOD PANTRY
Sundays, September 18 and
October 16 // Noon-4pm
Our teen volunteers will be collecting
non-perishable food in support of Cory Cares
and the Oceanside Community Service food pantry.
Join us in helping the neediest among us.
PREPARING FOR COLLEGE
Join us for a panel discussion, including
college coach Karen Kolb, on the basics
of the college search process. Preparation
should start in middle school; learn how to
get your child and your finances ready.
SEA TURTLE CELEBRATION
Saturday, October 22 // 2pm
Join us for a special announcement and
refreshments as we celebrate sea turtles…
and a special guest! Have you ever wondered
if there were sea turtles in New York waters?
Would you know what to do if you saw one
on the beach? Researchers from the Riverhead Foundation
for Marine Research and Preservation will teach you how
you can help us save these animals. Once you attend this
lecture, you can sign up to become a registered beach
walker and help the Riverhead Foundation save cold
stunned sea turtles!
ECRWSS
POSTAL PATRON
LIBRARY HOURS starting after September 6
Monday-Friday.........................................................9:30am-9pm
Saturday.....................................................................9:30am-5pm
Sunday............................................................................Noon-5pm
SPECIAL LIBRARY HOURS
Friday, September 2.............Summer Hours.....9:30am-5pm
Saturday-Monday, Sept. 3,4,5...Labor Day Wkend...Closed
Monday, October 3..............Rosh Hashanah...............Closed
Monday, October 10...........Columbus Day..................Closed
Tuesday, October 11...........Yom Kippur Eve...9:30am-1pm
Wednesday, October 12....Yom Kippur.......................Closed
PRONUNCIATOR DATABASE
The Library’s new foreign language
database, Pronunciator, is a fun way
to learn any of 80 languages with selfdirected lessons, live teachers, movies,
music, and more. It is available from
your home with your library card, so
just log into our research databases, and
you will be learning a new language in no time.
ROKU STREAMING STICKS
Beginning Tuesday, September 6,
the Library will be circulating Roku
streaming sticks for a 7-day loan period
to Oceanside Library cardholders over
18 years of age who are in good standing.
Each stick is preloaded with access to over 200 different
films for all ages. For further information, please ask at
the Information Desk or check our website.
ART GALLERY
SEPTEMBER - OCTOBER
Travels:
Iceland and Points South
Photographs by James M. Gross

OCEANSIDE LIBRARY NEWSLETTER

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