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Zinio magazines are here. Zinio is a digital newsstand and with your Waldwick Library card you can
borrow over 250 magazines and read
them on your computer or download
them to your portable device. No
check out limits. No holds. No returns.
Hoopla is a digital collection of over
200,000 streaming and downloadable movies, tv
shows, music cds, comic books, graphic novels and
audiobooks. Patrons can borrow up to 20 titles a
month. Titles are always available. No holds.
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We now offer 3 exercise
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Passport Service
Zumba Gold:
Thursdays - 11:45 am
onvert you memories to digital format. Your VHS videos, 8mm and 16mm movies,
slides, photos, audio cassettes and reel to reel audios contain valuable memories. If you
can’t view these images because you don’t have the right equipment or fear they are
being compromised by age, you won’t want to miss our digital preservation event.
On Saturday, June 18, from 11:00-1:00, the library will partner with Digital Memory Media, a
leading provider of digital imaging services to provide digital preservation services to our patrons. We have worked with DMM’s parent company Innovative Document Imaging to digitize
Waldwick’s history collection and DMM brings secure, professional preservation services to individuals at an affordable price. Items will be collected on the day of the event. Twenty percent
of all proceeds will be credited to the library.
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Home Delivery Now Available
The Friends of the Waldwick Library are now providing home delivery service
to Waldwick residents unable to visit the library due to permanent or
temporary illness or disability. Materials available for delivery include books,
audio books, magazines, cds and movies. Existing loan periods are in effect
for all materials.
For more information or to schedule a delivery, please call the circulation desk.
Tel: 201-652-5104
Fax: 201-652-6233
www.waldwick.bccls.org
he Neighbors Helping Neighbors
group meets on Monday nights at
7:00 PM. This is a nationally recognized, peer-led volunteer job searching
and networking group. Neighbors invites
individuals who are actively looking for
work and those interested in reinvigorating their job search to attend. Group
members assist each other in techniques
and suggestions to improve their job
search while offering support throughout
the process. Membership is open to anyone in career transition whether they are
unemployed, recent graduates, those reentering the job market or struggling
small business owners.
Yoga:
Mondays - 11:00 am
Tuesdays - 12:45 pm
Preserve Your Old Photos and Movies
Waldwick Public Library
19 East Prospect Street
Waldwick, New Jersey 07463
Neighbors Helping
Neighbors
Library Hours:
Mon.-urs. — 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Fri. & Sat. — 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Passport Hours:
Mon.-urs. — 5:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Sat. — 10:00 AM - 4:30 PM
he Waldwick Library is a passport
acceptance facility. We have agents
available to process your passport
applications Monday through Thursday
from 5:00-8:30 and on Saturday from
10:00-4:30. This is a walk-in service and
due to varying demand, service hours are
subject to change. We strongly suggest
patrons call before coming in for guidelines and an overview of the process in
order to facilitate service.
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ESOL Classes
The library hosts two English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) programs, which are free and open to adults
who want assistance learning and speaking English.
English Language Learning Activities meets at the library on Tuesdays at
10:00 am. Designed for students at all
levels, the class focuses on reading and
comprehension, but includes other activities to assist students in learning the
English language. Registration for ESOL
programs is taken at the circulation desk
throughout the year.
ESOL Conversation Group meets at
the library on Wednesdays at 10:15
am. The program is designed to engage
students in lively dialogue about issues
they face in their daily lives.
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Spring/Summer
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Children’s & Family Events
Summer Programs run from June 25th to August 27th and include stories,
arts and crafts, science activities, theatre, sewing, and more.
Check back in May for more details. Registration required for all programs. Registration begins on June 1st, 2016.
Programs for Waldwick residents only.
Email Miss Laura at [email protected] for more information.
Youth Stages returns to Waldwick!
July 7th, 2016
11:45 am - Stone Soup: A Play-Shop
Part workshop, part storytelling performance, this performance
of Stone Soup is perfect for participation! The audience will
help tell the story of the hungry soldier who cleverly brings a
community together. Ages 3 and up.
2pm - The Mysteries of Harris Burdick
Using Van Allsburg's book as a jumping off point, participants
will create their own characters and plot, rehearse scenes in
small groups, then perform the results. Ages 10 and up.
Sciencetellers: Power & Energy
Saturday, July 23rd at 11am
Watch as we make things fly, spin, move, and soar while
tell you stories that will energize your summer! Throw on
your labcoat and buckle in – you are about to experience
the science of power and energy through several hands-on
experiments that will have you laughing, learning, and
having fun!
Touch the Music: Carnival of the Animals
Friday, July 29th at 10:30am
Ages 3 to 5
Expose your child to real instruments! We’ll learn about
instruments, listen to music, move like an animal, and then
play each musical instrument. Program is based on the
Carnival of the Animals by Saint Saens.
Cipher Seeker Mystery Room!
Yoga with Miss Tracey
Monday mornings in July and August; time TBA
Ages 8 and up
Fabulous Miss Tracey brings her yoga talents
to our kids this summer! Kids eight and up are welcome to join
the fun and increase their inner calm, breathing techniques,
and flexibility in this weekly 45 minute class.
On Your Mark, Get Set, It’s Magic! With Steve Woyce
Tuesday, August 2nd at 11:45am
The magic show that is both magic and super
fun! We’ll hear a re-telling of the “The
Tortoise and the Hare” and watch a volunteer
become the strongest reader in the library.
Kurt Gallagher Concert
Tuesday, August 9th at 11:45am
The library welcomes back everyone’s favorite “big kid,” singersongwriter Kurt Gallagher for
songs, crazy instruments,
bubbles, and more. Kurt encourages kids to join in on the
music-making fun by clapping, shaking, spinning, stomping,
and singing along!
July 20th, 2016
Cipher Seeker in Waldwick is creating a special escape room at the
library! Bring your friends to this team challenge and find the clues,
solve the puzzles, open the locks, and solve the mystery! Ages 10 and
up. Registration required. Check out www.cipherseeker.com for more
information on mystery rooms.
Inside This Issue:
Programs for Adults...........................................................2-3
Book Discussion Groups .......................................................3
Classic Film Series ................................................................3
Museum Passes.....................................................................3
Hoopla & Zinio .......................................................................4
Yoga & Zumba Classes..........................................................4
Neighbors Helping Neighbors ...............................................4
Passport Service....................................................................4
ESOL Classes .........................................................................4
Preserve Your Old Photos & Movies......................................4
Home Delivery Now Available ...............................................4
Programs For Adults
Sherlock Holmes and the
Hound of the Baskervilles:
A Staged Radio Play
Saturday, April 9, 2:00 pm
Holmes and Watson investigate the case of an
attempted murder inspired by a fearsome hound of
supernatural orign. Theatrical lighting! Period
costumes! Golden Age radio equipment! Vintage
commercials! Extensive sound effects! Do not miss
this opportunity to see the amazing theatrical group
Raconteur Radio perform their latest play staged
around a “fat boy” mike.
Talking Baseball With Marty Noble
Thursday, April 21, 7:00 pm
Attention baseball fans. Marty Noble, senior member of the Baseball Writers Association of America
and editor of Scorebook will talk about all things
baseball. If you love the sport, you are familiar with
Marty Noble and won’t want to miss this evening
of insights from Marty’s years of covering baseball’s
biggest stories or the opportunity to ask the baseball
questions you’ve always wanted answered.
Alfred Doblin: State of Opinion
Thursday, May 5, 7:30 pm
Doblin, editorial page editor of
The Record joins us for a special
evening of discussion focused on
the sorry state of conversation in
America, in general, and North Jersey, in particular.
This will be a fascinating evening with insights into
how one of the country’s premier editorial writers
approaches writing columns and running The
Record’s editorial pages.
Yankee Batboy: The Luckiest Kid in New York
Saturday, May 7, 2:00 pm
In 1961, Anthony Florio was a fifteen year old kid
eating, sleeping and breathing Yankee baseball while
living in Manhattan’s Little Italy. He believes he is
the biggest baseball fan in the world and idolizes
Mickey Mantle. Imagine how Anthony felt when he
was asked to be a Yankee’s batboy. Anthony Florio recounts growing up in Little Italy and his adventures
with some of the biggest players in Yankee history.
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American Masterpieces
Thursday, May 19, 7:00 pm
Artist and photographer Walter
Choroszewski celebrates the
artists of America showcasing 25
American masterpieces with
biographies of the artists and the
stories behind these iconic artworks from the 18th
century to the present.
The Air Force in WWII
Friday, May 20, 2:00 pm
Joe De Luccia, is a radio operator/gunner who as
part of a ten-man crew on a B-17, flew 32 combat
missions between June and October 1944. Flying
at 30,000 feet and in temperatures of minus 50
degrees, each mission was subject to attack by
enemy fighter planes and anti-aircraft flak from the
ground. Joe will describe what it was like in aerial
combat inside a B-17 Flying Fortress. He will
discuss gaining control of the skies over Germany in
preparation of the later Allied invasion. Don’t miss
this very special presentation by a true hero of The
Greatest Generation.
Bergen Paranormal Investigators
Wednesday, May 25, 7:00 pm
Join the team from Bergen Paranormal Investigative
Services as they share their experiences with the
supernatural. Learn the history of the group and
about their investigative techniques as well as hearing
about their personal encounters with ghosts and
hauntings during this fascinating power point lecture.
Qigong Class
Thursday, June 2, 7:00 pm
Developed in ancient China,
“chee gung”is a mixture of
flowing movements, deep
breathing and meditation that
helps to improve flexibility, muscle strength, balance and
heart and lung function while reducing stress, muscle
pain and stiffness. Certified at the highest level of study
with over 10,000 teaching hours, Melissa Canter leads
the session. Class size is limited. Registration required.
Whipped Up: A Cookbook Book Club
Calling all cooking and baking enthusiasts.
If you enjoy perusing cookbooks and trying new recipes, this is
the book club for you. Members meet at 7:00 pm on the first
Tuesday of each month with a dish prepared from the latest
cookbook selection. Our hostess Kristen will lead a discussion and
everyone gets to sample a variety of culinary delights. Cookbooks available at the
circulation desk one month before the meeting.
May 3:
June 7:
July 5:
Sept. 6:
Programs For Adults
Pioneer Woman Cooks: A Year of Holidays by Ree Drummond
Smitten Kitchen Cookbook by Deb Perelman
Martha’s American Food by Martha Stewart
Moosewood Restaurant Favorites by Moosewood Collective
Teresa: Spiritual Medium
Wednesday, June 8, 2:00 pm
Teresa’s true gift is her ability to
communicate with loved ones
who have passed over. She will
share her experiences with the
audience and deliver messages to those lucky
enough to have a loved one connect from the other
side. Space is limited. Registration is required!
Street Corner Do-Wop
Thursday, June 23, 7:00 pm
This live musical event showcases the great songs of the
doo wop era through the eyes,
humor and voice of Frank
Sinatra who started his career singing on the street
corner. Some oldies but goodies you’ll hear include
In the Still of the Night, Earth Angel and plenty
of others.
What Is It Worth and How Do I Sell It?
Thursday, July 21, 7:00 pm
Knowing your items’ value in the current market
place is always in your best interest. Mark Aiosa,
independent auction consultant and partner at
D & E Coin shares his expertise on how to value
and sell collectibles while avoiding predatory
buyers and appraisers.
Change Your Thoughts, Change Your World
Wednesday, July 27, 7:00 pm
Motivational speaker Fox Beyer is on hand to
inspire you to change your outlook on life in this
straight forward, poetry format. Fox will challenge
you to turn negatives into positives through his
poetry which is derived from his own life
experiences…both joyous and challenging.
Garden State Harmonica Concert
Saturday, August 20, 2:00 pm
Since 1971, the GSHC has been working to
advance and elevate the harmonica as the unique
Knit & Crochet with Sally Ann
Everyone’s favorite needle worker Sally Ann brings
her expertise in teaching beginners the art of knit
and crochet or helping experienced crafters make the
leap to the next skill level. Tuesdays at 7:00 pm.
Beginners should call the library for instructions
on what to bring to class. Experienced patrons invited to work along for an evening of camaraderie.
Meeting dates:
May 10 & 24
June 14, 28
September 13 & 27
October 18
November 8
and versatile instrument it is. Join us when their
professional ensemble group performs a concert of
easily recognizable tunes in this special event.
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your personal GPS toward the goals, priorities and
solutions in your life with certified transitional life
strategist Randi Levin. Leave with clarity and focus
to affect your own change and take the opportunity
to prioritize and visualize your goals in a bonus
vision boarding exercise. So, what’s next in your
life? Let’s explore! Registration requested.
Zentangle Workshop
Thursday, September 15,
7:00 pm
Master the art of zentanglemaking beautiful
images from repeated patterns. Anyone is capable of producing a fantastic
work of art and all participants will leave with their
own distinctive tile pattern and kit for further
exploration of this relaxing art. Zentangle expert
and artist Jill Greenbaum teaches the class. Space is
limited, registration is required.
Theodore Roosevelt:
American in the Arena
Wednesday, September 28,
7:00 pm
Outdoorsman, war hero,
naturalist and Nobel Prize
winner all describe Teddy Roosevelt, our remarkable
36th president who promoted progressivism and
strong government control of business. Peyton
Dixon, portrays Roosevelt in this fully costumed
event produced by American Historical Theatre.
This program is funded by the Horizons Speakers
Bureau of the New Jersey Council for the Humanities, a state partner of the National Endowment for
the Humanities.
The Power of Change:
Understanding What
Drives You
Thursday, September 22,
7:00 pm
A 90-minute workshop vested in reprogramming
Book Discussion Groups
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he Waldwick Public Library hosts two book groups. New members and drop-ins are
always welcome. Copies of books to be discussed are available at the circulation desk four
weeks in advance of the discussion.
e Waldwick Library Book Club meets on
the second ursday of the month at 7:15. e
schedule of books to be discussed is as follows:
e Waldwick Lit Wits meet on the 1st Friday
of the month at 1:00 pm. e schedule of
books to be discussed is as follows:
April 14, All the Light We Cannot See
By Anthony Doerr
May 12, The Girl On the Train
By Sheila Hawkins
June 9, The Bean Trees
By Barbara Kingsolver
July 14, The Invention of Wings
By Sue Monk Kidd
September 8, Lacy Eye
By Jessica Treadway
April 8, In the Language of Miracles
By Rajia Hassib
May 6, Letters to the Lost
By Iona Grey
June 3, Dead Wake
By Erik Larson
July 1, The Swans of Fifth Avenue
By Melanie Benjamin
September 2, A Man Called Ove
Fredrik Backman
Museum Passes
riends of the Waldwick Library sponsor our popular museum pass program. Residents of
Waldwick who are members in good standing of the Library are eligible to take part in the
program. This is a wonderful opportunity to explore and discover important cultural institutions without incurring the expense of admission. Current offerings subject to change:
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• The Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum
• Museum of the City of New York
• Grounds For Sculpture
• American Museum of Natural History
• Guggenheim Museum
Passes should be reserved in advance to guarantee availability. A $40 deposit, refundable at
ON TIME return of the pass is required for most passes.
Exhibitors Wanted!
The library provides exhibit
space for the works of local
artists and collectors. If you
have an interest in displaying
your work or collection,
applications and guidelines
are available from the library
circulation desk or the
library website:
http://Waldwick.bccls.org/
policyexhibit.html
Classic Film Series
Get out of the house and take advantage of
seeing a great film the way the filmmaker intended-on the big screen with state of the art
sound. Every Thursday afternoon at 2:00
pm, our classic film group gathers for light
refreshments, an introduction to the feature
and a wonderful afternoon of moviemaking.
April — Ill-Fated Love
7 Anna Karenina (1935)
14 A Place In the Sun (1951)
21 The Heiress (1949)
28 The Letter (1940)
May — Wartime Stories
5 The Big Lift (1950)
12 I’ll Be Seeing You (1945)
19 Pride of the Marines (1945)
26 Waterloo Bridge (1940)
June — From Page to Screen
9 Blue Gardenia (1953)
16 Jane Eyre (1944)
23 Sounder (1972)
30 Breakfast at Tiffany’s (1961)
July — Bigraphy
14 Madame Curie (1943)
21 Love Me or Leave Me (1955)
28 Edison the Man (1940)
August — Families
4 This Happy Breed (1944)
11 The Rainmaker (1956)
18 The Hard Way (1942)
25 Our Town (1940)
September — Cary Grant
8 My Favorite Wife (1940)
15 Penny Serenade (1941)
22 The Philadelphia Story (1940)
29 To Catch a Thief (1955)