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?Did You Know... We Are Letting the Cat out of the Bag! Summer 2014 Plainfield Public Library District Newsletter IN THIS ISSUE: Adults. 2 Children 5 & Under ..6 Children. 7 Teens .............9 Library News ......12 Library Special Events ...........15 LIBRARY CLOSINGS: May 25 - 26 Memorial Day weekend We are letting the cat July 4 out of the bag! Independence Day This summer, don’t allow your reading habits to go to the dogs, here’s a purr- fectly good solution: “Paws to Read” for excitement and rewards! September 1 Labor Day See more about Summer Reading 2014 on page 14 815.436.6639 Did you know... There will be surprise visits and furry fun during 15025 S. Illinois St. Registration Week, June 2 - 5! Plainfield, IL 60544 ? Adult Programs Classes and workshops Health routines and schedules Alzheimer’s how the kids can help with Registration is required for all adult programs. Disease and Early chores. Detection Call the Reference Desk at 815.327.2515 or visit Pets www.plainfieldpubliclibrary.org to register. Wednesday, June 18, 7:00 PM Registration for adult programs begins June 2, unless Secrets of Dog If you or someone you Training otherwise noted in the online calendar. know is experiencing Tuesday, June 24, 7:00 PM Collections Juicing for Life memory loss or behavioral From excessive barking Book Appraisal Wednesday, July 23, 7:00 PM changes, it’s time to learn the facts and warning and housebreaking to Tuesday, August 12, 7:00 PM Learn the basics of fresh signs. Early detection gives jumping or socialization vegetable and fruit juicing Rare bookseller and you a chance to plan for skills, the experts from and how to incorporate appraiser Thomas Joyce, the future. Smart Dogs can help you discusses the qualities that powerful juices in your diet train your dog. Bring your make a book desirable and for energy, healing and a Job Seekers questions, but please leave healthier lifestyle. Samples valuable. Attendees are Resume Writing your pet at home. welcome to bring in two and recipes by Peter Rubi. Monday, August 4, 7:00 PM Community books for appraisal. Entertainment Create or refresh your Service Pets Container George Burns resume with new ideas Saturday, July 12, 10:00 AM Gardening Alive Again and resources for finding Think your bright and Patio Pizzazz Thursday, June 12, 11:00 AM the right words that will get active cat or dog has you noticed and win the Monday, June 16, 7:00 PM Broadway and film actor what it takes to be a interview. community service pet? This demonstration shows Duffy Hudson takes you on Certified specialist Beth how to add color and a stroll along nostalgia lane Music McClenahan explains the excitement to your patio as George Burns sings, The American qualifications and handler’s by bringing house plants dances and tells stories Folk Song responsibilities. outdoors for the summer. like only he can. This Thursday, July 3, 11:00 AM One lucky attendee will go one-man musical comedy Enjoy the sounds of Mark Travel home with a free planter. performance of the beloved comedian is an event you Dvorak, whose natural style A Taste of the Cooking won’t want to miss. of performing reaches into Greek Islands the deep roots of traditional Beyond BBQ Tuesday, August 6, 7:00 PM Fixing Zippers folk music. Celebrate Basics Opa! 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Beth offers included. suggestions on setting up 2 815.436.6639 • www.plainfieldpubliclibrary.org • To register or for more information, click on Calendar of Events Adult Programs Reading and Writing Groups Green Village 2014 Lecture Series Not Your Mama’s Book Club In partnership with the Village of Plainfield First Monday, 7:00 PM Monday, June 9, 7:00 PM June 2: Dead Until Dark by Charlaine Harris Organic Food & Wine Tasting July 7: Below Stairs by Margaret Powell Begin at the Library for a discussion on organic food August 4: The Plague of Doves by Louise Erdrich selections and then make your way over to Wine & Cheese by TCC at 24104 W. Lockport Street for Follow this group on goodreads: complimentary appetizers and wine tasting. http://bit.ly/NYMBookClub Monday, July 14, 7:00 PM A Novel Idea Greening Your Yard Second Thursday, 7:00 PM Learn to use natural resources for creating a positive June 12: The Paris Wife by Paula McLain environment inside and outside of the home. Make a July 10: Five Days at Memorial by Sheri Fink difference in the environment by choosing the most August 14: Where’d You Go, Bernadette? by Maria productive pollinators and properly managing storm Semple water. Monday, August 11, 7:00 PM Follow this group on goodreads: Best Plant, Vegetable and Heirlooms of 2014 http://bit.ly/NovelIdea The results are in and Mary Russell of Contrary Tri-County Writer’s Guild (TWiG) Mary’s Plants & Design will give the honors to Third Tuesday, 7:00 PM the best tasting, best growing and most plentiful producers of the gardening season. A preview of A writer’s group meets to discuss writing, share ideas what to plant for next year will also be revealed. and critique each other’s work. Join the Fitness Open Personal Revolution! Membership Training Brand new to the area! WE ARE OPEN! Month-to-Month Membership No Gimmicks • Flat Rates 12337 S. 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Tuesdays, 10:00 to 11:00 AM Job seekers can take advantage of the following services: • Information on job openings in Will County Reading is a great way to increase your English language • Assistance creating/revising a resume skills. Get together with others to read books and articles • Keyboarding lessons that are perfect for learning vocabulary in context, practic- • Internet access to assist in your job search ing pronunciation and sharing ideas. Job Club Grammar Club Third Wednesday, 12:00 to 1:30 PM Mondays or Wednesdays, 10:00 to 11:00 AM Network, share and learn from guest speakers in a friendly The principles of English grammar relevant to an adult and helpful atmosphere. Bring your lunch; dessert is on us. learning English are covered in this weekly group. Learn grammar and writing skills in a practical yet fun way. June 18: Employment Law 101: Know Your Rights in the Workplace Conversation Club Presenter: Marti J. 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