OCEANSIDE LIBRARY NEWSLETTER

June/July/August 2015

CONCERTS IT’S SHOWTIME!

Sunday, June 14 // 2pm

Misuzu Tanaka and Maksim Shtrykov: Piano and Clarinet Recital

Enjoy an afternoon filled with the music of Schumann, Brahms, and Weber. Pianist Misuzu Tanaka and clarinetist Maksim Shtrykov present a program that will include Schumann’s Adagio and Allegro in A-Flat, Op. 70, and Brahms’ Sonata in F minor for Clarinet and Piano, Op 102, No1. Both artists are graduates of The Juilliard School, and have performed at many prestigious concert halls and locales throuhout the U.S. including the Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall, and the United Nations General Assembly Hall.

Wednesday, July 1 // 2pm Gregory Peck: Atticus and Beyond

Gregory Peck was one of Hollywood’s most beloved actors. His performances embodied the virtues of strength, conviction, and intelligence highly valued by postwar audiences. He was nominated for five Academy Awards as Best Actor, finally winning for his classic role as Atticus Finch inTo Kill a Mockingbird. Join Marc Courtade in this tribute to one of cinema’s greatest stars.

Wednesday, June 24 // 2pmJoin film enthusiast Richard Knox in this multimedia program that provides audiencemembers an opportunity to demonstrate their knowledge of film trivia. Categories includefilm biographies, famous actors and actresses, classic quotes, defining movie scenes, and signature soundtracks.

Lights, Camera, Trivia!

Wednesday, August 12 // 2pm Of Thee I Sing: The Presidency in Musicals

In 1907, Teddy Roosevelt appeared as a comic character in the first Ziegfeld Follies. Since then, stage and screen musicals have had fun showing our presidents in a different light. Theatrical historian John Kendrick presents this multimedia talk on how our chief executives have been seen in the musical spotlight.

Naomi Zeitlin: Country and Folk DivasWednesday, August 5 // 2pm She’s back! Naomi Zeitlin belts out some of country and folk’s best known songs and ballads made famous by Patsy Cline, Joan Baez, Judy Collins, Linda Ronstadt, Faith Hill, Carrie Underwood, and others.

Concerts are free and open to the public. Doors will open to the public at 1:30pm. Seating is on a first come basis.

OUT OF (LIBRARY BUILDING) BOUNDSINTRODUCTION TO GOLF @ The Golf Club at Middle BayWednesday, June 3 // 6:30pm // Registration Required Get an introduction to the game of golf from the staff at The Golf Club at Middle Bay. From the driving range to the putting green, you’ll have a chance to get some hands-on experience and listen to PGA-certified golf pros. Bring your own clubs, or they’ll be provided for you. @ The Golf Club at Middle Bay, 3600 Skillman Avenue BBQ DEMONSTRATION on Schoolhouse GreenThursday, June 18 // 7pm // Registration Required Grand Champion and nationally-ranked pitmaster Timothy Rohrs will show you the basics of BBQ cooking; what equipment you need, how to select and prepare cuts of meat, and how to tell when the meat is perfect. @ Schoolhouse Green, Foxhurst Road

Tuesday, June 23: Multimedia Book Discussion: To Kill a Mockingbird Pg2 by Harper Lee presented by Michelle Young

Wednesday, July 1: It’s Showtime: Gregory Peck: Atticus and Beyond Pg1 presented by Marc Courtade

Thursday, July 9: Movie: To Kill a Mockingbird with commentary by Pg3 Philip Harwood

IN ANTICIPATION OF THE RELEASE OF HARPER LEE’S NOVEL, GO SET A WATCHMAN

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CREATIVE WRITING WORKSHOPSWednesday, June 17 // 7pmThursdays, July 9, 23, August 6, 20 // 11amBarbara 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.

MONDAYS: 1:30 and 7pmJune 8 Selma David Oyelowo and Tom Wilkinson star. 2014, 128 min. Rated PG-13.June 22 Wild Reese Witherspoon stars. 2014, 115 min. Rated R. Viewer discretion is advised.

July 13 American Sniper Bradley Cooper and Sienna Miller star. 2014, 132 min. Rated R. Viewer discretion is advised.

July 27 Still Alice Julianne Moore and Alec Baldwin star. 2014, 99 min. Rated PG-13.

August 10 Spare Parts George Lopez, Marisa Tomei, and Jamie Lee Curtis star. 2015, 83 min. Rated PG-13.

August 24 Black Sea Jude Law and Scoot McNairy star. 2015, 115 min. Rated R. Viewer discretion is advised.

WEDNESDAY MATINEES: 2pmJune 17 Mr. Turner Timothy Spall, Paul Jesson, and Dorothy Atkinson star. 2014, 154 min. Rated R. Viewer discretion is advised.July 22 Kingsman: The Secret Service Colin Firth, Samuel L. Jackson, and Michael Caine star. 2014, 128 min. Rated R. Viewer discretion is advised.August 19 The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel Judi Dench, Maggie Smith, and Bill Nighy star. 2015, 122 min. Rated PG.

SUNDAY MATINEE: 1:30pmJune 7 Into the Woods Meryl Streep, Anna Kendrick, Emily Blunt, Johnny Depp, and Chris Pine star. 2014, 125 min. Rated PG.

AT THE MOVIES

AARP DRIVING CLASSES: 50+Classes are formed from a waiting list, and eligible drivers may sign up at the Information Desk. We will contact you regarding dates/times of upcoming classes. Please note: Estimated 3-4 month wait-time for residents.

EMPIRE SAFETY COUNCILClass 1: Tuesday & Thursday, June 23 & 25 // 6-9pm (must attend both classes)Class 2: Saturday, July 25 // 10am-4pm (1 day class)Class 3: Friday, August 21 // 10am-4pm (1 day class)Fee: $28 (Please make separate checks payable to Empire Safety Council; cash accepted. Open to all licensed drivers.)

DEFENSIVE DRIVING CLASSES

SUMMER READING CLUB FOR ADULTSJoin the Oceanside Library for its first Summer Reading Club for adults. Our kickoff for this event will be on July 1, with registration from 10am-1pm, and for those who can only make it in the evening, 7-9pm. Light refreshments will be served. Registration will also be continuous throughout the summer at the Information Desk. Throughout the seven weeks, there will be raffle drawings, concluding with a “Till Next Summer” party on August 19 at 7pm. A valid Oceanside Library card must be presented at the time of sign-up.

TUESDAY BOOK DISCUSSIONS

Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail by Cheryl StrayedJune 9 // 2pm Fran Cohen leads this book discussion of Cheryl Strayed’s memoir in which she chronicles her trek along the Pacific Crest Trail following a series of personal tragedies.

To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee June 23 // 2pmJoin Michelle Young for this special multimedia discussion on Harper Lee’s classic novel about racial prejudice in a small southern town in the 1930s.

All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr July 14 // 2pmJanet Schneider leads this book discussion about ablind French girl and a German boy whose paths collide in occupied France as they both try to survivethe devastation of World War II.

The Girl on the Train by Paula HawkinsAugust 11 // 2pm In this thrilling debut novel, a woman riding the same train each day witnesses unusal, perhaps sinister activities. Janet Schneider leads this bookdiscussion.

Books are available at the Circulation Desk one month prior to the discussion date.

ART GALLERY

June July & August Petals & Things Galapagos Gems

Kim Loizou-Gallagher Paul Oresky

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LECTURESFREDERIC EDWIN CHURCH AND THE HUDSON RIVER SCHOOLWednesday, June 10 // 2pmJoin Ines Powell in this illustrated lecture on Frederic Edwin Church (1826-1900), one of America’s finest landscape artists, and a central figure in the Hudson River School. He is best known for his large panoramic landscapes of mountains, water-falls, and sunsets depicted with extraordinary detail, and use of dramatic lighting. ART DECO METROPOLIS: THE WIZ-BANG BUILDINGS OF MODERN NEW YORKTuesday, July 28 // 2pmWhat would New York City be without the Chrysler Building, the Waldorf-Astoria, or Rockefeller Center? Go on a virtual tour with architectural historian Anthony W. Robins as he takes a look at some of New York’s magnificent Art Deco structures.

THE JOURNEY AND LEGACY OF THEODORE ROOSEVELTTuesday, August 4 // 2pmFrom a sickly child to the youngest person to hold the office of President, Theodore Roosevelt still leaves his mark on Ameri-cans and people throughout the world. From hunter, explorer, and Rough Rider, to politician, husband, and father, Theodore Roosevelt lived a full and strenuous life. Come and hear his fascinating story and his policies which are still relevant today.

FRENCH FOR BEGINNERS - PART 34 Thursdays, June 4, 11, 18, 25 // 7-8pm No Fee // Registration RequiredJoin Professor Margherita Galofaro in this third and final installment of her Beginner’s French series that leaves students with enough proficiency in the language to converse with confidence in a variety of social settings.

MAH JONGG FOR BEGINNERS6 Mondays, July 13, 20, 27, August 3, 10, 1710:30am-Noon // Fee: $20 // Registration RequiredInstructor Donna Miller-Small takes participants through the background and rules of this ancient game. Participants must bring a current, official Mah Jongg card to class.

TAI CHI FOR BEGINNERS - 4 Tuesdays, July 7, 14, 21, 28 11:15am-Noon // Fee: $20 // Registration RequiredFIT AND FABULOUS - 4 Tuesdays, July 7, 14, 21, 28 12:10-12:50pm // Fee: $20 // Registration Required

FITNESS FOR ADULTS

IN THE GARDEN with the Oceanside Garden Club

CONTAINER GARDENSTuesday, June 9 // 7pmLearn how to create beautiful container gardens to adorn a front stoop or window box. Roellyn Armstrong, past president of the Oceanside Garden Club and Master Gardener, offers tips on picking the perfect plants, mixing colors and textures, siting, and care.

BEYOND POINT AND SHOOTHow to Improve Your Photography

Monday, June 29 // 7-8:30pm // Registration RequiredCelebrate National Camera Day by listening to an award-winning professional photographer discuss how you can make your photos come alive.

COUNTRY LINE DANCINGFriday, June 12 // 7:30-8:30pm // Registration RequiredHit the dance floor with instructor Elena Ianucci and learn two popular country line dances, the Cowboy Shuffle and the CC Shuffle. Singles welcome.

FINDING THE BEST YOU THROUGH MODERN NUTRITION Tuesday, June 2 // 7:30pm // Registration RequiredFor adults on the go, licensed nutritionist Amy Goldsmith, C.D.N. offers advice on how to increase your energy and eat healthy while living your hectic life.

INJURY PREVENTION: PREVENTING FALLS & TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY Tuesday, June 16 // 1-2pmRepresentatives from South Nassau Communities Hospital present this program on risk factors related to falls, particularly for seniors, that could lead to traumatic brain injury. This workshop will offer tips on ways to minimize fall risk.

HEALTHY OCEANSIDE SEMINARS

LECTURE/DEMO: iPAD AND iPHONESaturday, June 13 // 10am - Noon Get an introduction to your Apple devices’ hardware and settings, learn how to get online, access your email, download apps and eBooks, and much more.LECTURE/DEMO: KINDLE FIREWednesday, June 24 // 7pm Learn how to access your email, get online, find apps, transfer library eBooks, and many other tips and tricks. HANDS-ON WORKSHOP: INTRODUCTION TO EXCEL 2 Wednesdays, July 8 & 15 // 6:30-8:30pm Registration Required // Fee: $10 Learn all about Microsoft’s popular spreadsheet program for data management. Please note: For experienced computer users.

TECHNOLOGY TRAINING with Sharper Training Solutions

TECHNOLOGY FOR SENIORSFridays, July 10, 17, 24, 31 // 10-11am // Walk-Ins WelcomeGet help from teens with loading apps onto your smart devices. Apple users: Please bring your Apple ID log-in information.

TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD- The FilmThursday, July 9 // 2pmFilm historian Philip Harwood adds commentary, back stories, and a little gossip before and after the showing of Hollywood’s classic film based on Harper Lee’s award-winning novel.

WHAT’S COOKING ICE CREAM SUNDAE AND ROOT BEER FLOAT PARTYFriday, July 17 // 2-3pm // Registration RequiredSPINACH “POP” PIE (MADE WITH SPINACH AND FETA)Wednesday, August 12 // 7-8pm // Registration Required

CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS

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BOOKS & BABIES (Ages 4 - 12 mos.)

Monday, June 8 // 10am This early literacy program showcases nursery rhymes and music. Caregiver must attend.

In-person registration for the following programs begins Tuesday June 2 at 7pm. Telephone registration begins Wednesday, June 3 at 9:30am, space permitting. Out-of-district registration begins Saturday, June 6.

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.

Summer Reading Club (Ages 3 and up)

EVERY HERO HAS A STORYEscape the ordinary!

Become a “SUPER-READER”the hero of your own story. Join the

2015 Summer Reading Club. Read! Read! Read! Guess the Candy Jars. Win a raffle.

Sign up begins Monday, June 22. Reporting runs from Wednesday, July 1 to Saturday, August 8.

SUMMER READING CLUB KICKOFF SHOW (Ages 3 and up)

Tuesday, June 30 // 7pmCOME ONE! COME ALL! Guaranteed laughter and fun. Enjoy the wacky, zany magic and comedy of Jim McClenahan.Tickets will be available starting Tuesday, June 2 at 7pm.

TIME FOR TOTS (Ages 18 mos - 5 yrs.)Monday, July 6 // 10:15am or 11:15am // Fee: $4 Pre-school readiness skills are learned through play in this fun-filled educational series. Caregiver must attend.

HOLA! SAY HELLO TO SPANISH (Ages 3-5yrs)

Mondays, June 8, 15, 22 // 4:30pm // Fee: $15Children love this total immersion program that teaches colors, numbers, and short phrases in Spanish.

INTRODUCTION TO GOLF (Ages 5 - 17) Wed., July 1 // 6:30pm // @ The Golf Club at Middle Bay Get an introduction to the game of golf from the staff at The Golf Club at Middle Bay. From the driving range to the putting green, you’ll have a chance to get some hands-on experience and listen to PGA-certified golf pros. Bring your own clubs, or they’ll be provided for you. @ The Golf Club at Middle Bay, 3600 Skillman Avenue

PLAYHOORAY (Ages 18 mos. - 4 yrs.)Thursdays, June 11, 18, 25 // 10am or 11am // Fee: $12 Fridays, June 12, 19, 26 // 10am or 11am // Fee: $12Molly Mouse stars in this creative, fun-filled program for toddlers and beyond. Caregiver must attend.

BABY PLAYHOORAY (Ages 6 - 18 mos.)Tuesdays, June 9, 16, 23 // 10am // Fee: $12 Join us for a delightful program of music, movement, and rhymes. Caregiver must attend.

TIME FOR TOTS (Ages 18 mos. - 5 years)

Wed., June 10, 17, 24 // 10:15 am or 11:15am // Fee: $12 Have fun with your toddler at this relaxed program of free play. Caregiver must attend.

In-person registration for the following programs begins Wednesday, June 24 at 7pm. Telephone registration begins Thursday, June 25 at 9:30am, space permitting. Out-of-district registration begins Monday, June 29.

ART WITH JOANNE (Grades K - 6)Wednesday, June 10 // 4:30pmMake a delightful Father’s Day Plaque that includes a very special message to your Dad.

PRE-K CRAFT (Ages 3 - 5 yrs.)Thursday, June 18 // 1pmYou can suprise Dad with a beautiful wooden key rack on his special day when you join Miss Dotty for a Father’s Day storycraft.

SATURDAY FAMILY MOVIES @ 2PM

June 6 Annie (2014, 118 min. PG)June 20 Strange Magic (2015, 99 min. PG)June 27 The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water (2015, 92 min. PG)

Children under the age of 8 must be accompanied by a caregiver.

*Registration not required.*

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YOGA FOR KIDS (Ages 6 - 12 yrs.)Fri., July 10, 17, 24, 31, August 7 // 4pm // Fee: $20 Join our yoga master 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.

GRADES K - 2: Mondays, July 6, 13, 20 // 6:30pm Young builders join the LEGO fun. Caregiver must remain in the Children’s Room. GRADES 3 - 6: Mondays, July 6, 13, 20 // 7:30pmJoin the fun and build something super with your friends or on your own.

LEGO CLUBS

BABY PLAYHOORAY (Ages 6 - 18 mos.)Tuesdays, July 7, 14, 21 // 10am // Fee: $12 Join us for a delightful program of music, movement, and rhymes. Caregiver must attend.

WALK-IN FUN AND (BOARD) GAMES (Grades K - 6)

Fridays, July 10, 17, 24, 31 // 3-4:30pm Have fun playing all of your favorite games at the Library, and make a new friend! We have Mousetrap, Lego Ninjago, Candy Land, Jumanji, and others.

PLAYHOORAY (Ages 18 mos. - 4 yrs.)Thursdays, July 9, 16, 23 // 10am or 11am // Fee: $12 Fridays, July 10, 17, 24 // 10am or 11am // Fee: $12Molly Mouse stars in this creative, fun-filled program for toddlers and beyond. Caregiver must attend.

TEENS ‘N’ TOTS (Ages 3 - 6 yrs.)Wednesdays, July 8, 15, 22, 29 // 10amTeens read to tots at this special morning storytime.

Tuesday, July 7 // 7pm // @ Schoolhouse GreenJoin us for an evening of stories and fun @ Schoolhouse Green, Foxhurst Road. Caregiver must attend.

OPEN AIR STORYTIME (Ages 3 - 5)

BOOKS & BABIES (Ages 4 - 12 mos.)Monday, July 13 // 10am This early literacy program showcases nursery rhymes and music. Caregiver must attend.

Tuesday, July 14 // 10:30am // @ Oceanside ParkJoin us for a sunny storytime @ Oceanside Park, 3800 Mahlon Brower Drive. Caregiver must attend.

OPEN AIR STORYTIME (Ages 3 - 5)

READ A STORY, HEAR A STORY (Gr. 1 - 3)

Tuesdays, July 14, 21, 28 // 3pm Avoid “Summer Slide!” Keep your reading skills sharp by reading to teen volunteers.

ART WITH JOANNE (Ages 3 - 5)Thursday, July 16 // 3pm“Keep walking along and singing your song...” with Joanne and Pete the Cat. Paint your very own Pete, and learn to tie his shoes. Caregiver must attend.

ART WITH JOANNE (Grades K - 5)Tuesday, July 21 // 7pmIt’s a Bird! It’s a Plane! It’s you! Join Joanne for a fun hour of making your own unique Superhero T-Shirt.

In-person registration for the following programs begins Thursday, July 23 at 7pm. Telephone registration begins Friday, July 24 at 9:30am, space permitting. Out-of-district registration begins Monday, July 27.

GRADES K - 2: Mondays, July 27, Aug. 3, 10 // 6:30pm Young builders join the LEGO fun. Caregiver must remain in Children’s Room. GRADES 3 - 6: Mondays, July 27, August 3, 10 // 7:30pmJoin the fun and build something super with your friends or on your own.

LEGO CLUBS

TEDDY BEARS’ PICNIC STORYTIME (Ages 3-5)Monday, August 3 // 10:30amWould your bear like to hear some stories? You bet he would. So join us for some songs, teddy tales and a special craft at the Children’s Room Teddy Bears’ Picnic.

Tuesday, August 4 // 10:30am // @ Oceanside ParkJoin us for a sunny storytime @ Oceanside Park, 3800 Mahlon Brower Drive. Caregiver must attend.

OPEN AIR STORYTIME (Ages 3 - 5)

BINGO (Grades K - 6)Thursdays, July 9, 23 // 3pm Listen closely, mark your card, get five in a row... it’s not hard!

GAMES ‘N’ TOTS (Ages 3 - 6 yrs.)Tuesdays, July 28, August 4, 11 // 10am Teens and tots play favorite pre-school games like Candy Land, Hungry Hungry Hippos, Lotto, Memory, and King of the Castle.

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‘TWEEN SCENE (Grades 4 - 8)

Please register for these programs at the Information Desk.

TIME FOR TOTS (Ages 18 mos - 5 yrs.)Wednesday, August 12 // 10:15am or 11:15am // Fee: $4 Pre-school readiness skills are learned through play in this fun-filled educational series. Caregiver must attend.

KNITTINGWednesdays, July 8, 15, 22, 29 // 7pm Learn to knit--No experience required. Bring a pair of needles and some yarn.

BOOKS & BABIES (Ages 4 - 12 mos.)

Friday, August 7 // 10amThis early literacy program showcases nursery rhymes and music. Caregiver must attend.

BABY PLAYHOORAY (Ages 6 - 18 mos.)Tuesdays, August 4, 11, 18 // 10am // Fee: $12 Join us for a delightful program of music, movement, and rhymes. Caregiver must attend.

PLAYHOORAY (Ages 18 mos. - 4 yrs.)Thursdays, August 6, 13, 20 // 10am or 11am // Fee: $12 Fridays, August 7, 14, 21 // 10am or 11am // Fee: $12Molly Mouse stars in this creative, fun-filled program for toddlers and beyond. Caregiver must attend.

Wednesday, August 5 // 7pm // @ Schoolhouse GreenJoin us for an evening of stories and fun @ Schoolhouse Green, Foxhurst Road. Caregiver must attend.

OPEN AIR STORYTIME (Ages 3-5)

Tuesday, August 11 // 7pm Join Steve Petra and Ultra Duck on a heroic Quest for the Perfect Ravioli. Watch Eric the Super Sheep and valiant volunteers from the audience as they try to outsmart the villainous Gorgonzilla and his dastardly sidekick, The Almost Invisible Cow.

SUMMER READING CLUB FINALE (Ages 3 and up)

TEEN PROGRAMS

Please register for these programs at the Information Desk.

PHYSICS OF TOYSThursday, July 2 // 7-8pm Use common toys such as yo-yos, balloons, and slinkies to explore the laws of motion, inertia, and kinetic energy.

ACTION FIGURESThursday, July 9 // 7-8pm Create your own action figure using plaster gauze sculpture techniques.

BEHIND THE SCENES MOVIE MAKINGThursdays, July 16, 23, 30 // 7pm In this three-session workshop, create your own animation and stop-motion movies, just like the professionals. Bring your characters to life by drawing on clear film and light boxes, and experience the green screen special effects that are used in the movies.

BINGO (Grades K - 6)Thursday, August 6 // 3pm Listen closely, mark your card, get five in a row... it’s not hard!

FATHER’S DAY PIZZAThursday, June 18 // 7-8pmBring your dad, uncle, or grandfather and create a full size pizza at the library.

WALK-IN FUN AND (BOARD) GAMES (Grades K - 6)

Fridays, August 7, 14 // 3-4:30pm Have fun playing all of your favorite games at the Library, and make a new friend! We have Mousetrap, Lego Ninjago, Candy Land, Jumanji, and others.

CANDY SUSHIMonday, August 3 // 7-8pm Learn to make sushi the candy way with gummy worms, fruit roll-ups and other goodies. Then use chopsticks to eat your sweet treats.

INTRODUCTION TO GOLF (Ages 5 - 17) Wed., July 1 // 6:30pm // @ The Golf Club at Middle Bay Get an introduction to the game of golf from the staff at The Golf Club at Middle Bay. From the driving range to the putting green, you’ll have a chance to get some hands-on experience and listen to PGA-certified golf pros. Bring your own clubs, or they’ll be provided for you. @ The Golf Club at Middle Bay, 3600 Skillman Avenue

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TECHNOLOGY FOR SENIORSFridays, July 10, 17, 24, 31 // 10-11am // Grades 6-12Oceanside teens needed to assist seniors load apps onto their smart devices. Teens will receive community service credit for participation.

GAMES ‘N’ TOTS3 Tuesdays, July 28, August 4, 11 // 10-11am Grades 6-12Teens and tots play favorite pre-school games like Candyland, Hungry Hungry Hippos, Lotto, Memory and King of the Castle. Teens will receive community service credit for participation.

Wednesdays & Thursdays, July 8, 9, 15, 16, 22, 23, 29, 30, August 5 & 6 // 6:30-9pm // Gr. 7-12 Work with drama coach Helen Papayannakos on a production that will be performed for your family and friends on Thursday, August 6 at 7pm.

OCL PLAYERS THEATRE WORKSHOP

Monday, August 10 // 7-8pm // Grades 6-12Come explore the rich history of our presidents and create a sculpture in the style of Mount Rushmore.

MOUNT RUSHMORE SCULPTURE

Monday, June 8 // 7-9pmJan and Tony Esposito will help you navigate the road to higher education. They will share with you the proven techniques and strategies they have used to help hundreds of families send their children to the college of their choice without going broke.

FINANCIAL AID FOR COLLEGE

Tuesdays, July 14, 21, 28 // 3-4pm // Grades 6-12Come listen as boys and girls in Grades 1-3 read their favorite book to you. Teens will receive community credit for participation.

READ A STORY, HEAR A STORY

Monday, June 15 // 7-8:30pmAs summer approaches, Jonathan Hirsch will help you plan your college visits. Know the right questions to ask and which departments to see as you tour the campus.

TAKING THE COLLEGE TOUR

Saturday, June 13 // 9:30am-4:45pm // Grades 7-12Monday-Thursday, June 15-18 // 5-8:45pmNeed a place to study? Come and study with friends for finals and Regents. Refreshments will be served.

STUDY HALL

4 Wednesdays, July 8, 15, 22, 29 // 10-11am // Grades 6-12 Share the joy of books with a new friend. Teens will receive a certificate for participation.

TEENS ‘N’ TOTS READ TOGETHER

Mondays, July 6, 13, 20 // 6:30-7:30pm // Grades 6-12Teens will help young builders join the LEGO fun. Teens will receive community service credit for participation.

LEGO CLUB

Tuesday, July 7 // 7-9pm // Grades 6-12Popular local teen band LUCIDITY is back to play some of your favorites. Refreshments will be served.

BAND NIGHT

Join our Summer Reading Club and get a chance to win weekly raffle prizes. All participants will receive an invitation to our end-of-summer party on Monday, August 17. Our Grand Prize Winner will take home a Google Nexus 7 Tablet with a gift certificate to purchase some of your favorite young adult books.

SUMMER READING CLUB FOR TEENS, GR. 7-12REGISTRATION BEGINS ON MONDAY, JUNE 29

Monday, July 20 // 7-8pm // Grades 6-12Make homemade waffles and place ice cream in-between to make this delicious treat.

WAFFLES AND ICE CREAM

Saturday, July 25 // 10am-Noon // Fee: $5 Start your Saturday morning bowling withthe family. Includes two hours of bowling, shoe rental, bagels, juice, and coffee.This program will be held at RVC Lanes,100 Maple Avenue, Rockville Centre.

FAMILY BOWLING AND BAGELS

Monday, July 13 // 7-8pm // Grades 6-12Using acrylic paints, sand, and mini sea shells, create a seaside inspired painting.

SEA AND SAND PAINTING

TEEN PROGRAMS, continued - Please register for these programs at the Information Desk.

Monday, July 27 // 6:30-8:30pm // Grades 6-12Watch the latest teen blockbuster The DUFF while enjoying pizza and soft drinks.

MOVIE NIGHT

HENNA WORKSHOP Thursday, August 13 // 7-8:45pm // Grades 6-12Learn about the art and history of henna from Minal Mehta. Mix, create your own designs and apply the henna that will last for two weeks.

Monday, June 29 // 7-9pm // Grades 7-12Clive Young will take us behind the scenes of your favorite Superhero movies. Raffle prizes and refreshments will be served.

SUMMER KICKOFF

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ECRWSSPOSTAL PATRON

LIBRARY HOURSMonday - Friday.......................................................9:30am-9pmSaturday.....................................................................9:30am-5pmSunday............................................................................Noon-5pm(Last Sunday opening is June 14)

OCEANSIDE LIBRARY30 Davison Avenue

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Dan Faust, PresidentWayne Vurture, Vice PresidentFlorence Mensch, TreasurerEllen Sullivan, SecretaryMichael D’Ambrosio, Jr. Mary DiGiovannaThomas Beirne

LIBRARY BOARD OF TRUSTEES

LIBRARY CLOSED Fri., July 3-Sun., July 5............Independence Day Weekend

NEWSLETTER STAFF

Library Director: Karen PorcellaContributing Writers: Kathy Heaney, Tony Iovino,Eleanor Mahoney, Barbara MickowskiGraphic Designer: Eleanor MahoneyMasthead Photo: Jeffrey Herzlich

FREE MUSEUM PASSESBorrow a pass free-of-charge and spend time enjoying great works of art, strolling through beautiful gardens, or experiencing the wonders of science. Oceanside Library cardholders in good standing (18 years or older) may reserve a pass either in person at the Reference Desk or by calling 766-2360, option 5.

Tuesday, June 30............................................................5:45pmTuesday, August 25.......................................................5:45pm

BOARD OF TRUSTEES MEETINGS

SUMMER HOURS (July 6 - September 7)Monday - Thursday.................................................9:30am-9pmFriday...........................................................................9:30am-5pmSaturday.....................................................................9:30am-5pmSunday....................................................................................Closed

LIBRARY TRUSTEE RE-ELECTEDDaniel Faust was re-elected to another five-year term on the Board of Trustees at the annual election meeting of the Library Association held on Tuesday, April 28. We encourage all residents to join the Association and help in the development of your community library. Association membership entitles you to participate in the nomination and election of the Li-brary Board of Trustees. To become a member, you must be a resident of the Oceanside School District and a registered voter. Membership is free, and applications are available at the Circulation Desk.

NASSAU COUNTY PROPERTY TAX EXEMPTIONS WORKSHOP

Monday, July 20 // 1-3pmNassau County’s Department of Assessment brings its office operations to the Oceanside Library to assist homeowners with their property tax exemption applications. For further information regarding Basic and Enhanced STAR or any other property tax exemption program, contact the Department of Assessment Exemptions Division at (516) 571-1500.

SUMMER READSPick up a stack of entertaining books and enjoy them all summer long with the Library’s extended vacation loan service. Older fiction may be borrowed for vacation loan beginning Monday, June 15 and will be due back Tuesday, September 8.

OCEANSIDE SUMMER FESTIVAL @ Schoolhouse Green

Saturday & Sunday, June 6 & 7 // 11am-6pmWe will be at the Oceanside Summer Festival on June 6 & 7 @ Schoolhouse Green, Foxhurst Road. Please stop by and say hello.

EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESSPresented by the National Guard

Monday, August 3 // 7pmMembers of the National Guard present this emergency preparedness program that teaches residents how to create a plan, build a supply kit, stay informed, and remain safe during a natural or man-made disaster.