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February 2020 Glen Carbon Centennial Library District February 2020 Glen Carbon Centennial Library District Inside this issue: From the Desk of the Library Director Adult Programs 2 Youth Programs 3 Where did that hold come from? Library Services 4 The Glen Carbon Centennial Library is part of a much larger system that Reader’s Advisory 5 includes over 400 libraries connected by the library catalog. Different libraries have different vendors that they may purchase their items from. Current Occasionally, an item will be released in multiple forms, each with its own Calendar of Events 6 record in the catalog. One of the best examples of this is movies that may Upcoming be released as DVDs, Blu-Rays, Blu-Ray/DVD combos, 4K/Blu-Ray/DVD Calendar of Events combos, and the like. Another example could be a book that is released in 7 hardcover and trade paperback at the same time, or a movie tie-in to a About Us 8 previously released book. When we find that our patrons have placed holds on formats that we will not be receiving, we will often place another hold on the item that we will be receiving. These holds are then linked "You pierce my soul. I am half through the library's side of the catalog. We do this because we want our agony. Half hope. Tell me not patrons to receive the items that they are requesting as soon as possible. that I am too late, that such precious feelings are gone for ever." Captain Wentworth— From the Desk of the Youth Services Director Jane Austen, Persuasion There are many ways to encourage literacy skills and reading in your children. An often overlooked method to promote reading in children is for adults to model the behavior. I'm sure you have experienced your kids not Meet the Staff: listening when you tell them to do something, but mimicking your behavior when you least expect it. Parents and loved ones have more Janan, Circulation Asst power over children's habits than you think. You are the most important Worked Here Since: May role model in their lives. If your child catches you enjoying reading a 2019 physical book or magazine, they are going to be more likely to become Favorite Books: Dance readers. You may be rolling your eyes, thinking about trying to fit one Dance Dance, After Dark, more thing into your daily schedule, but it doesn't have to be for hours at a Dork Whore time. Even just setting 15 minutes or half an hour a day aside for reading Family and Pets: I have while your kids are home will show them that it is an essential daily like 13 plants. I come from activity. Make sure you are picking books or magazines that you enjoy—it a large, close-knit family. I am the youngest of three doesn't have to be high literature. It can be a romance novel, a cookbook, girls. a decorating magazine, a horror story, or whatever will keep your interest. Pa ge 2 adult programs Yoga— RR Exploring Acrylics— RR Saturdays · 9:30 am Saturday, February 15· 1:00 - 2:30 pm Glen Carbon Library Book Club February 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 Community Room Second Tuesday of the Month · 6:30 pm Community Room Instructed by: Greta Pastorello Community Room Instructed by: Sarah Hartwig Acrylic paints have been a popular A complete reading list with meeting Get fit and healthy when you join us for medium among artists ever since their dates is available online. Newcomers a calming session of yoga. Please bring introduction in the sixties. Come and are always welcome! your own yoga mat. enjoy a creative class to explore this versatile medium or just practicing Plethora of Pens — RR your skills. Monday, February 3· 6:30 pm Call library or check website for supply Community Room requirements. February 11 : Sponsored by the Facilitated by: Susan Carsell Friends of the Library There There by Tommy This writing group encourages each Orange other’s creativity and gives support to one another’s work. Blood Drive (rescheduled from Dec) Wednesday, February 19 · 2:00 - 6:00 pm Swing Dancing Lessons— RR Parking Lot Tuesdays · 6:30 - 7:30 pm January 7, 21 Give blood and help save a life. The February 4, 18 Red Cross will be having a blood drive March 10 Youth Room at the library. Come in and make a difference. The Other Einstein Instructed by: David & Tammy of by Marie Benedict Midwestern United States Imperial Club (M.U.S.I.C) No experience necessary. Ages, 18 and I-Cash Program up. No partner needed. Partners Thursday, February 20 · 9:00 am - 12:00 pm Gardening for the Birds—RR rotated frequently in class. Progressive Fireplace Tuesday, February 25 · 6:30 pm format classes so you can get better To help connect local residents and Community Room each class. business with unclaimed cash or Presented by: Mitch Leachman, St. Louis Sponsored by the property held by the state, state Rep. Audubon Society Friends of the Library Katie Stuart is partnering with the Mitch will discuss how to create a bird AARP Tax-Aide Service Illinois State Treasurer’s office for this sanctuary of your own. Highlights include Fridays ONLY· 9:00 am - 12:00 pm free I-Cash event. discussion of how to use native plants to February 7 - April 10 create a bird habitat in your yard, what Conference Room Those unable to attend can check the plants are especially attractive to birds and website for unclaimed property. This service is intended for low- to what bird species we can expect to see in moderate-income taxpayers of any our area. age. You do not have to be a member of AARP. Film Screening -celebrating Upcoming Events Please call to sign up. 100 years of women’s right to vote>> Iron Jawed Angels Thursday, March 3, 17 Classic Movie Friday Thursday, February 20 · 5:30 pm Swing Dancing | 6:30-7:30 pm RR First Friday · 11:00 am Community Room Wednesday, March 4 Community Room Join the League of Women Voters of Mayhem in the National Parks | 6:00-7:30 Showing: Swing Time (1936) Edwardsville Area & the Glen Carbon pm RR Drop-in. Library for a presentation of "Iron Jawed Thursday, March 12 Angels," a 2004 film starring Hilary Swank Molly Brown Portrayal | 6:30 pm RR as Alice Paul, an American feminist fighting Stitchin’ in the Stacks in the suffrage movement. Saturday, March 14 Fridays · 2:00 - 4:00 pm Wonders of Watercolor | 1:00 pm RR Conference Room Thursday, March 26 Do you like to Knit? Crochet? Cookbook Club Introduction to Birdwatching | 6:30 pm RR Embroider? Please bring your own Tuesday, February 25 · 6:30 pm Thursday, April 2 sewing supplies. Youth Room Blood Drive | 3:00-6:00 pm RR **This is a self-directed program. Presented by: Ellora Ladd Tuesday, April 7 Drop in. Choose a cookbook, read it. Pick a dish, Social Security, Income and Tax | 6:00 pm make it! Enjoy trying a variety of dishes RR Medicare Q&A— RR as we discuss how we made them. Thursday, April 9 Monday, February 17· 6:00 - 7:00 pm Theme: Mardi Gras Five Money Questions for Women | time Community Room Drop in. TBD RR @ The Wooden Nickel Bring your questions on how to register Thursday, April 23 and what is covered when you sign up Spoon River Anthology (poetry and folk for Medicare. music)| 6:00 pm RR Pa ge 3 youth programs Pre-School Learning Lab Mondays & Tuesdays · 10:00 am STARS with Dogs February 3-4 & 17-18 Sit Together and Reads Stories Youth Room with Dogs Story Time plus children’s literacy Mondays · 6:30 pm activities to promote emerging readers February 10 and learners. Looking for a fun and relaxing way to get Drop-in. your kids to read? Bring them to the Library to read to a dog. No judgement, no pressure, and plenty of tail wags and belly rubs. Join canine therapy dog teams Coding, Robotics, & Webpage on the second Monday of each month and Design be a STAR with Dogs. Mondays · 6:30 pm Drop-in. February 3, 17 Our library partners with the international Exploration Lab organization, “Girls Who Code” to offer all Tuesdays · 10:00 am youth the opportunity to develop skills in February 11, 25 coding, robotics, and webpage design. Youth Room Membership is open to girls and boys age Join us for a morning of activity, 7 – 18. imagining, creating, songs, and fun! Drop-in. Baby Lapsit Thursdays · 10:00 am February 6, 20 Pajama Storytime Youth Room Tuesday, February 11, 25 · 6:30 pm Thursday, February 13 · 6:30 pm Suggested for birth to 2 years. Get all cozy in your pajamas and join us for Baby Lapsit is a gentle 15-minute story a night of stories! We plan our sessions time of finger plays, soft movement with Pre-K to Kindergarten age children activities and a story shared with your in mind, but we encourage kids of all ag- baby. Fifteen minutes of playtime and es to attend. Pajama Storytime is an ex- social time will follow the program. cellent way for families to unwind togeth- Drop-in. er before bed. Pajamas, slippers, and robes, are all suggested, but not required. Star Wars Valentine’s Day— RR Saturday, February 8 · 1:00 pm Teen Candy Bingo Join us for an afternoon of celebrating our Thursday, February 27 · 6:30 pm love for Star Wars! There will be Play a sweet game of BINGO where the board is covered an out of this world presentation in candy instead of numbers.
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