Spring 2015 Newsletter
Annual Library Vote: Tuesday, April 14, 2015, 10 am to 9 pm
Please vote! See page 5 for details. Kids Can Vote Too! See page 3.
EDITH PIAF REMEMBERED HPA0290
Sunday Programs
Please Register for All Programs
Sunday, April 26, 2:00pm
Talented songwriter and cabaret
performer Lois Morton brings you
a centennial performance of Édith
Piaf’s iconic songs from France
during World War II. Sit back and
enjoy the romantic combination of
the accordion with French lyrics.
BOSTON BURGLARS HPA0055
Sunday, March 15, 1:30pm
Enjoy a St. Patrick’s Day concert with this friendly duo. They will
charm you with Irish tunes and great music that will have your
toes tapping
WINNERS AT THE OSCARS WITH NAOMI ZEITLIN HPA0196
Sunday, March 22, 2:00pm
Love movie music scores? Don’t miss
Naomi Zeitlin this spring as she follows
up the Oscars with an introduction to
classic songs from film.
FOX AND COYOTES OF LONG ISLAND HPA0289
Sunday, March 29, 2:00pm
On Long Island, we are home
to diverse wildlife including the
Red fox and coyote. Learn more
about this fascinating topic, from
Frank Vincenti, the founder of The
Wild Dog Foundation. He will
share information about lifecycle,
habits, and how people can
coexist with them in suburbia.
EDDIE COSTELLO’S TRASH OR TREASURE ANTIQUES
ROADSHOW HPA0009
LAUGHS AT THE LIBRARY HPA0198
Sunday, May 31, 2:00pm
Warm up this spring with some belly laughter. Several comedians
will be here to tickle your funny bone and get you rolling in the aisles!
PAPER SHREDDING
Sunday, May 31, 2:00pm – 4:00pm
Are you doing a spring clean-out? Drop by with your old papers and
watch as they are chewed up by this industrial shredder! Bring up to
3 bags or boxes of personal documents. NO business shredding.
MANHATTAN LYRIC OPERA HPA0257
Sunday, June 7, 2:00pm
Sunday, May 3, 2:00-4:00pm
Renowned concert
performer, Anne Tormela,
will treat you to a solo
performance that highlights
some of the most beloved
opera, operetta, Broadway
and popular classics. This
family friendly introduction
to opera will delight those
who are new to opera, as
well as long-time aficionados.
Special song requests are
welcome!
Bring your treasures to the library for Eddie to evaluate, and be
informed and entertained. The first 40 patrons to register may
bring one item (no matter what it is or how old it is) for a free
appraisal.
DOWNTON ABBEY AFTERNOON TEA HPA0291
Sunday, May 17, 4:00pm
KARKOWSKA SISTERS DUO: AMERICAN TREASURES HPA0181
Sunday, June 14, 2:00pm
TOWNSHIP THEATER GROUP: DATES TO REMEMBER HPA0197
Sunday, April 19, 2:30pm
Watch an entertaining collection of short plays about special
dates, possible dates and just plain dating. Don’t miss the talented
actors of the Township Theatre Group as they perform Scene
Enjoy a delicious proper English Tea and accompaniments!
Partners, Happy Anniversary, The Second Thanksgiving and A
Dressing up in your favorite attire for the affair is encouraged but
Date with the Future.
not required.
You are in for a treat as you discover
the sparkling Karkowska Sisters
Duo. They perform lively classical
music on the piano and violin, and
have entertained audiences at Lincoln
Center and Carnegie Hall. Enjoy
their talented tribute celebrating the
classical music of America.
Greetings from the Friends of the Hauppauge Library
Were you among the more than 200 folks of all ages at our first annual Winter Festival on
Saturday January 17? We’re so happy that it was such a resounding success!
It was an evening filled with games, food and entertainment with a live performance of Frosty
the Snowman. Teen volunteers helped with the games. Our wonderful librarians and library
staff did a tremendous job of organizing the event. We’ll be looking for additional new Friendssponsored events to supplement the programs scheduled by the library itself. We’d love to hear
any ideas you may have. Leave a note at the Circulation Desk addressed to the Friends or email us
at [email protected].
The evening ended with the awarding of a number of door prizes. We would like to thank the
following merchants for contributing to our door prize awards.
Amato’s Pizza (near Dress Barn) 3 $10 gift cards
Samsonite Outlet Tanger 1 Riverhead 2 pieces of luggage
SportClips Haircuts $24 Gift Certificate (near Panera Bread)
Headcutters $15 Gift Certificate (across from FireHouse)
Panera Bread Gift Certificate for a Bread a Month for a year
Five Guys Burgers 2 $5 Gift Cards
An anonymous donor contributed two art glass souvenirs from Sanibel Island
When you patronize the merchants we would appreciate it if you mention the Friends
Our next event is the annual Writing Contest held in conjunction with the Hauppauge
School District. The theme this year comes from a quote from Harriet Tubman:
“Every great dream begins with a dreamer. Always remember, you have within you the strength,
the patience, and the passion to reach for the stars to change the world”
Students in grades 1 through 8 are eligible. Entries must be in by February 28.
The prizes will be awarded at a celebration at the library on Saturday March 28.
A flyer with all the details is available at the library.
10th Annual Community Amateur Photography Contest
Smile! Click! Enter up to five of your favorite photos by Friday May 1st for a chance to place in our
photography contest. Entry forms and fee information are available at our library’s Circulation
Desk. All participants and families are invited to the contest gala which will be held on Saturday,
May 16th at 2:00 pm when our winners will be announced. All photo entries will be on display in
the library after the gala.
Plans for our series of summer concerts are in the works.
Save these dates: Friday June 19, Friday July 24, Friday August 21
The next quarterly meeting of the Friends will be held at the library on Monday March 9 at 1PM
We hope to see you there.
HAUPPAUGE PUBLIC LIBRARY
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Phone: 631.979.1600
www.hauppaugelibrary.org
Hours: Monday to Friday, 9:30 am to 9 pm
Saturday, 9:30 am to 5 pm
Sunday, 1 to 9 pm
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ADULT PROGRAMS
MARCH
IRISH BINGO HPA0098
Monday, March 9, 7:00pm
Attend our Irish bingo program and see if you have the luck of
the leprechauns to help you win some fabulous prizes. FOR
HAUPPAUGE CARD-HOLDERS ONLY.
BOLLYWOOD FILM SCREENING HPA0293
Sundays, March 15, May 3, 6:30pm
Friday, April 17, 6:30pm
LONG ISLAND READS: THE MUSEUM OF
EXTRAORDINARY THINGS HPA0103
CAKE DECORATING TECHNIQUES WITH SWAN BAKERY HPA0284
Libraries throughout Suffolk and Nassau Counties participate
in this initiative to read a book connected to Long Island, “One
Island-One Book.” Enjoy the company of your friends at the
library and join in reading and discussing this year’s excellent
pick: The Museum of Extraordinary Things, by Alice Hoffman.
Light refreshments served.
Learn piping and different edging techniques with master baker,
Guy Gagliano. Swan Bakery will supply heart shaped cakes (one
per participant) for you to practice on, just in time to give away
(or keep) for Mother’s Day.
Wednesday, April 15, 7:00pm
MOTORCYCLE SAFETY SPRING TUNE-UP HPA0279
Wednesdays, April 15, 22, 29, 7:00pm
Spring starts a new riding season for motorcyclists. Join our
Spring Tune-Up to refresh skills and awareness needed for a
safer riding season. This will be a non-riding informational
course to review topics such as proper cornering, braking,
general riding skills, group riding, street strategies, road
awareness and more. Classes are open to all drivers to become
GENEALOGY 101 HPA0107
better informed on the needs of motorcyclists and Sharing the
Monday, March 16, 7:00pm
Have a desire to trace your family’s heritage? Then don’t miss this Road. Program presented by Empire State Motorcycle Safety
Education Program with Don Gomo; Safety Skills Columnist for
informative program that will take you through the important
American Iron Magazine and NYS MSF RiderCoach.
organizational tasks involved in your search!
Join us to watch an exciting series of Indian movies on the
big screen at the library. Titles will be announced the week
beforehand on Facebook. These films are sure to be a hit with
the whole family!
HOME BUYING & SELLING 101 HPA0274
Wednesday, March 18, 7:00pm
Not sure where to start in finding or selling your home? A team
of local experts, including a real estate broker, real estate
attorney, and mortgage counselor, will be on hand to teach you
about the process of buying or selling your first home.
SPRINGTIME IN PARIS: BISTRO COOKING HPA0280
Monday, April 20, 7:00pm
Monday, May 4, 7:00pm
COOKBOOK CLUB HPA0105
Wednesday, May 6, 7:00pm
If you enjoy making new dishes and sharing food with friends,
stop by the Adult Reference Desk to pick a recipe from our latest
cookbook. Prepare your recipe at home and bring it to the
library to share.
MUSIC OF THE NIGHT BINGO HPA0285
Monday, May 11, 7:00pm
Join us for bingo in a room filled with musical delight. FOR
HAUPPAUGE CARD-HOLDERS ONLY.
COLON CANCER AWARENESS HPA0267
Wednesday, May 13, 7:00pm
Learn about the causes of colorectal cancer, the need for screening
colonoscopies, the different techniques available, and the good
news, the high cure rate. Dr. Eisdorfer, of North Shore LIJ will be
here to answer all of your questions.
SPRING WREATH HPA0286
Monday, May 18, 6:30pm
Decorate your front door with a
bright pop of spring color. You’ll
make a wreath using ribbon and
learn how to create felt flowers as
embellishments.
FICTION TO FILM: GONE GIRL HPA0165
Sunday, March 22, 4:00pm
Did you read the bestselling Gone Girl, by Gillian Flynn? If not,
now is your chance. Read the book and come watch the film
on our big screen. Afterward, you’ll have the opportunity to
participate in a lively discussion of the book vs. the film.
SKIN CARE & HAIR REMOVAL HPA0092
Tuesday, May 26, 7:00pm
MEET THE AUTHOR: THE
HOLLOW GROUND HPA0275
Beauty expert Carol Ann Boyd is back with updates and her
newest recommendations for skin care and hair removal.
Monday, March 23, 7:00pm
Enjoy a dynamic reading from local
author Natalie Harnett. She’ll read
from her novel, The Hollow Ground,
and present facts on the real fires
in Pennsylvania Coal country.
Participate in a Q&A session at the
end. Books will be available for
purchase at the event.
Watch Barbara Sheridan as she cooks up some bistro recipes
inspired by Springtime in Paris. You’ll get to taste this master
chef’s creations and take home recipes to try yourself.
CHANDELIER EARRINGS HPA0281
Monday, April 27, 7:00pm
CREATIVE WRITING GROUP HPA0269
Looking for an elegant pair
of chandelier earrings?
Join this jewelry making
workshop with Marlena
Konas to make your own
pair, along with a matching
necklace. You’ll leave with
beautiful accessories that you
customized yourself!
Tuesday, March 24, 7:00pm and
Tuesday, April 21, 7:00pm
Are you interested in writing and need a little extra inspiration?
Join this creative writing group facilitated by Frank Kondrich. All
writing is welcome.
HERBAL MEDICINE HPA0276
Wednesday, March 25, 6:30pm
Point of Life Acupuncture will be here to discuss alternative
Chinese herbal medicine and some of its potential benefits for
your wellness.
Are you considering
converting your home
to solar energy or just
wondering why the
neighbors did? Solar energy
expert Keith Wick will give
you the details about how
solar works, the installation
process, tax incentives
as well as answering any
questions you may have.
A physical therapist will be here to lead you in gentle exercises
that are specially formulated to help promote joint strength and
flexibility. Perfect to keep you moving if you suffer from arthritis. A
signed physical fitness waiver must be ON FILE before the beginning
of the first class. FOR HAUPPAUGE CARD-HOLDERS ONLY.
SIMPLY CREATIVE LAND AND SEA HPA0277
Monday, March 30, 6:30pm
April
BROADWAY BINGO HPA0278
Monday, April 13, 7:00pm
Play this high tempo game of bingo in an upbeat Broadway
setting. FOR HAUPPAUGE CARD-HOLDERS ONLY.
BLOCK ISLAND SEAFOOD ITALIAN FAVORITES HPA0292
Tuesday, April 14,
6:30pm
Join the Block Island
Seafood for some Italian
treats! BISCo. will
demonstrate Spaghetti
Carbonara, Linguine
with Clam Sauce and
homemade Caesar Salad!
Bring your good luck as
there will be fantastic
raffle prizes too.
FLORA AND FAUNA BINGO HPA0287
Monday, June 1, 7:00pm
Kick off Gardening Week at the library by playing bingo
surrounded by some beautiful flora and fauna. FOR HAUPPAUGE
CARD-HOLDERS ONLY.
BEADED FLOWER EARRINGS HPA0288
Thursday, June 4, 7:00pm
Tuesday, April 28, 7:00pm
Fridays, March 27 to May 1, 1:00pm
(Registration opens Spring)
SOLAR ENERGY BASICS
HPA0282
ARTHRITIS AND JOINT FITNESS HPA0194
Get a taste of Surf and Turf, Chef Rob Scott style! Start out with a
Steak and St. Andre Cheese Salad with a Green Onion Dijon Dressing.
Follow it with Shrimp with Mango-Pineapple Relish in Lettuce Cups.
Early June
COFFEE & CLASSICS: AS I LAY DYING HPA0168
Wednesday, April 29, 7:00pm
Need to spruce up your spring wardrobe? These beautiful
earrings will be the perfect accessory for the season. In this
workshop with Jackie Dunn, you’ll work with Swarovski Crystal
and glass beads.
THE PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARDS HPA0038
Saturday, June 6, 10:00am to 2:00pm
Enjoy a stimulating discussion with Frank Kondrich as you explore
William Faulkner’s book As I Lay Dying. This is the story of the
Bundren family’s journey to bury Addie, their wife and mother.
May
INTRODUCTORY CROCHET HPA0283
Fridays, May 1 to 22, 7:00pm
Want to learn to crochet or
improve your existing skills?
Tess LaMorte, Librarian, will
teach you the chain stitch,
as well as single and double
crochet. Before you know it,
you’ll be well on your way to
making a scarf! Please bring
a small amount of medium
worsted weight (4 ply) yarn in
a color of your choice, and a crochet hook in any size (from I-9
to K-10 ½). Beginners and newcomers always welcome!
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Place your vote in the People’s Choice Awards! Choose one of the
flower arrangements based on creativity, and how well it reflects
the book title it represents. You may submit one vote based on
your favorite arrangement.
BOOK BUZZ: THE ART FORGER HPA0027
Monday, June 8, 7:00pm
If you haven’t already discovered The Art Forger, by Barbara
Shapiro, it’s time for you to read it! This compelling story delves
into the mystery of the Gardner Museum Heist and the life of
Claire Roth, Boston reproduction artist turned forger.
Children’s Progr ams
PROGRAM REGISTRATION GUIDELINES FOR ALL AGES
Hauppauge cardholders ONLY: In-person, on-line and telephone registration for Spring programs begins Saturday, March 7, 2015 at 9:30am.
Out-of-District cardholders: Registration for Spring programs begins Monday, March 16, 2015. Out-of-district patrons will be placed directly on a waitlist and invited to programs
based on availability.
Please note: We occasionally take pictures in our programs and may post the pictures in our newsletter, on our web-site, or on our Flickr and Facebook pages. In signing up for
programs, you agree to let us use any pictures we take for publicity purposes only. If you don’t want your picture used, please notify a librarian. Thank you.
PROGRAMS FOR
PARENTS
INFANT AND CHILD CPR HPJ1035
Adults
Thursday, May 14, 6:00-8:45pm
Cost is $35.00 per person (check made
payable to Lori Green due at time of class.)
Give the gift of life through this important
life-saving class. What you do in the first few
minutes can save your child’s life! You will
learn the skills to give CPR to infants and
children (birth – 8 years of age). You will also learn choking
rescue techniques and basic life-saving skills. Taught by a Red
Cross certified CPR instructor.
PROGRAMS FOR THE
WHOLE FAMILY
FAMILY BINGO HPM3016
All ages. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Fridays: March 27 and/or May 15, 7:00-8:00pm Have some family fun playing Bingo. Everyone goes home a
winner! (Please sign up for each session individually.)
WIZARD OF OZ: PRESENTED BY THEATRICAL
PRODUCTIONS HPM3048
All ages, with caregiver
Wednesday, April 8, 7:00-8:00pm
FAMILY MOVIES
HPM3012
PAJAMA PUPPET SHOW STORY TIME HPJ1131
Ages 2 ½-5 years, with caregiver Tuesday, April 14, 7:00-7:45pm All ages. (Children must be
accompanied by an adult.) Feel free to
bring your own snacks if you’d like.
THE BOXTROLLS (Rated PG)
Friday, March 13, 2:00-3:45pm
The quirky and mischievous Boxtrolls lovingly raise a boy
named Eggs beneath the streets of Cheesebridge. When
Archibald Snatcher, the town’s villain, threatens to get rid
of the Boxtrolls, Eggs and his friend Winnie venture above
ground to devise a plan to defeat him. (97 minutes)
BIG HERO SIX (Rated PG)
Friday, April 3, 2:30-4:15pm
A special bond develops between plus-sized inflatable robot,
Baymax, and robotics prodigy, Hiro Hamada, as they team
up with a group of friends to form a band of high-tech
heroes. (90 minutes)
BABIES AND
PRE-SCHOOLERS
Come in your pajamas and join Miss Donna for an interactive
puppet show and story time.
PLAY-DOH PLAYTIME HPJ1002
Ages 2 ½-5 years, with caregiver
Saturday, April 18, 10:30-11:15am
Please note ages and grades of programs. Not all programs are
for everyone. Please abide by the age or grade restriction so that
we may provide your child with an appropriate and enjoyable
program. Thank you.
WEE WALKERS HPJ1004
Ages Birth–2 ½ years, with caregiver
Thursdays: March 12, 19, 26, and April 2, 10:30-11:15am
Story-time with lots of movement…hear a story, shake some
bells, and roll those balls. There’s no sitting still for this one!
(Sign up once for all 4 sessions.)
PADDY’S PIG PUPPET HPJ1247
Ages 2–4 years, with caregiver
Tuesday, March 17, 10:30-11:15am
Enjoy stories and songs with Miss Jeanne while creating a lively
St. Patrick’s Day pig puppet.
WELCOME SPRING HPJ1039
Ages 2 ½-5 years, with caregiver
Friday, March 20, 10:30-11:15am
A new season is here! Welcome spring with a story and a variety
of colorful crafts.
Join your child in a creative adventure - exploring the fun of playdough! Roll, cut and shape the play-dough into fun shapes. Dress
to make a mess!
QUACKER PUPPET HPJ1248
Ages 2-4 years, with caregiver
Monday, April 20, 10:30-11:15am
Enjoy stories and songs with Miss Jeanne while creating an
adorable duck puppet with scenery.
COME PLANT WITH ME HPJ1183
Ages 2 ½-5, with caregiver
LITTLE CHEFS HPJ1218
Ages 2 ½-5 years, with caregiver
Thursday, April 23, 10:30-11:15am
Wednesdays: March 25 and/or May 6, 10:30-11:15am
Join Dorothy, the Scarecrow, the Tin Man, and the Cowardly Lion
as they come to life in an adaptation featuring the music of the
MGM movie.
Hear a story and make your own snack while learning about
healthy choices. Presented by Nicole Petrocelli, Registered
Dietitian. (Please sign up for each session individually.)
DUPLO© BUILDING HPJ1020
Ages 2 ½-5 years, with caregiver
FAMILY FUN NIGHT HPM3032
Ages 2 ½-children in Grade 3 (siblings welcome), with
caregiver
Monday, March 30, 4:30-5:15pm
Saturday, April 25, 3:00-3:45pm
Tuesday, May 19, 7:00-7:45pm
Thursday, May 28, 6:30-8:00pm
Enjoy some family fun time playing games and doing crafts
together.
Put your imagination to the test and
see what you can build with our
Duplo© blocks. We’ll provide the
Duplos©, you provide the creativity!
(Please sign up for each session
individually. Combined with Lego Club).
KIDS CAN VOTE, TOO!
All ages
Tuesday, April 14, 10:00am-9:00pm
Kids of all ages can vote in a real voting machine and tell us
what their favorite type of library program is. The choices are:
Storytimes (Mother Goose, Little Listeners), Food Programs
(Kiddie Café, Little Chefs), Game Programs (Lego Program,
Afternoon of Games), Craft Programs (Craft Festivals, Kids
Create), Technology Programs (Minecraft, Lego Robotics).
ANIMAL BINGO HPJ1032
Ages 2 ½-5 years, with caregiver
MAGIC COLOR SCRATCH BOOKMARKS HPM3049
All ages SATURDAY WEE PLAY HPJ1007
Ages 6 months–4 years, with caregiver
Tuesday, April 14, 4:00-6:00pm
Wednesday, April 1, 10:30-11:15am
Match the animal pictures on your Bingo board and win a prize!
Saturday, April 11, 10:30-11:30am
Saturday, May 30, 10:30-11:30am
Make a play-date with your child. Enjoy some playtime, crafts and
songs. (Please sign up for each session individually.)
TODDLERS TANGO HPJ1011
Ages 18 months-5 years, with caregiver
Tuesday, April 14, 1:00-1:45pm
Drop by and create a colorful bookmark using scratch art
techniques. Some teens will be on hand to help if you need it.
Clap your hands, stomp your feet and wiggle with the beat!
Tango with your toddler. Designed to get toddlers and grown-ups
moving and grooving!
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Have fun hearing stories and planting your own flower to bring
home with you.
KIDSERCISE HPJ1138
Ages 2 ½-5, with caregiver
Wednesday, April 29, 10:30-11:30am
Join Joyce Oddo for music, games, dancing and more to exercise
the muscles and the mind!
PARENT-TODDLER WORKSHOP HPJ1045
Ages 9-36 months, with caregiver
Mondays: April 27, May 4, 11, and 18, 10:30-11:30am
The Parent/Toddler Workshop is a program in which children
and caregivers will be able to play together in a safe environment.
A librarian and a resource professional will be available to
answer questions on various child related topics. (Sign up once
for all four sessions.)
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MOTHER’S DAY MAGIC HPJ1041
Ages 2 ½-5 years, with caregiver
Tuesday, May 5, 10:30-11:15am Join us in creating beautiful crafts for mom or someone special.
LITTLE LISTENERS HPJ1040
Ages 2 ½-5 years, with caregiver
DOG TALES – READ TO A DOG PROGRAM HPJ1100
Grades K-5
Wednesdays: April 1, May 6, and/or June 3, 5:00-6:00pm
This is a program that allows children to read aloud to a trained
therapy dog in order to improve reading and communication
skills. Please register for one 15 minute time slot per session.
DIY JUMBO PINWHEELS HPJ1257
Grades K-3
Wednesdays: May 13, 20, 27, and June 3, 2:00-2:45pm
Join us for stories, rhymes, songs and more. (Sign up once for all
4 sessions.)
TWEEN GAME NIGHT HPJ1230
Grades 3-5
Friday, March 20, 6:30-8:00pm
Listen to an entertaining story
and then put a “spin” on craft
time and decorate a jumbo
pinwheel to bring home.
Tuesday, June 2, 6:30-7:30pm
KINDERGARTEN GRADE 5
(NO YOUNGER SIBLINGS PLEASE.)
Saturday, April 4, 11:0011:45am
TOTS NIGHT OUT: CIRCUS
TRAIN HPJ1060
Ages 18 months-5 years, with
caregiver
Join us for an interactive and
educational preschool family
program that includes singing,
dancing, stories and creating a
circus train craft.
JUST FOR TWEENS GRADES 3-5
AFTERNOON OF GAMES HPJ1024
Grades K-5
Monday, April 6, 3:00-4:30pm
Meet your friends at the library for an afternoon of games! Teen
volunteers will be on hand to help out.
WACKY 60 SECOND CHALLENGES HPJ1250
Grades K-2
Join us for a night of video games, air hockey, Minecraft, board
games, snacks and lots of fun!
Thursday, April 9, 1:00-2:00pm
AWESOME BALL HPJ1252
Grades 3-5
Please note ages and grades of programs. Not all programs are
for everyone. Please abide by the age or grade restriction so that
we may provide your child with an appropriate and enjoyable
program. Thank you.
Thursday, April 9, 2:003:00pm
Come and join in the fun
and excitement as children
play a wacky version of
basketball that does not
allow ANY dribbling.
ST. PATRICK’S DAY RAINBOW PLAQUE HPJ1256
Grades K-3
Wednesday, March 11, 6:30-7:30pm
Listen to a fun story and then create a St. Patrick’s Day Rainbow
Plaque that you can use to decorate your home.
KIDS CREATE HPJ1249
Grades K-5
Thursdays: March 19, April 16, and/or May 14, 4:30-5:30pm
Are you able to bounce ping pong balls into a bucket that your
friend is wearing on his/her head? Come and try this and other
challenges during this fun filled hour of laughs!
SNACKALICIOUS STORY TIME HPJ1197
Grades K-3
HAND PAINTED SOAP DISH AND DISPENSER HPJ1253
Grades 3-5
Friday, April 24, 4:30-5:30pm
Tuesday, April 21, 4:30-5:15pm
Enjoy a fun story, a craft and a healthy snack while learning
about healthy choices. Presented by Nicole Petrocelli, Registered
Dietitian.
PLANT A POEM HPJ1251
Grades K-2
Friday, April 24, 4:30-5:30pm
Join us and celebrate Earth Day and National Poetry Month by
listening to poems and making a “Plant a poem – Plant a Flower”
craft. Bring your flower home and watch it grow.
KIDDIE CAFÉ HPJ1075
Grades K-5
Thursday, April 30, 4:30-5:30pm
Join Miss Fran and create some yummy treats for spring to enjoy
at the library or take home to share.
FREE COMIC BOOK DAY
All ages
Saturday, May 2, 10:00am-4:00pm
Create a cool project for your bathroom. Hand paint a soap dish
and dispenser to give your bathroom a new look!
SUPER GLOWING BOUNCE BALLS HPJ1255
Enjoy, relax, and have fun with your friends. Express yourself
through arts and craft projects. Each month, you will use your
talents and imagination to create a different masterpiece! (Please
sign up for each session individually.)
Grades 3-5
CD FLOWER CRAFT HPJ1048
Grades K-5
SUPER SMASH PERLER BEADS HPJ1254
Grades 3-5
Saturday, May 2, 12:00-1:00pm
Come and make your very own glowing rainbow bouncy ball
using a simple and fun recipe.
Tuesday, March 24, 4:30-5:15pm
Friday, May 8, 7:00-8:30pm
Using a CD disc, make a beautiful flower to decorate for this new
season.
Create awesome characters from the popular game Super Smash
Bros. with perler fun fusion beads.
LEGO© CLUB HPJ1026
Grades K-5
Monday, March 30, 4:30-5:15pm
Saturday, April 25, 3:00-3:45pm
Tuesday, May 19, 7:00-7:45pm
CUPCAKE WARS HPJ1242
Grades 3-5
Sunday, June 7, 4:30-5:30pm
Join us to celebrate the world of comics and graphic novels.
There will be a limited number of free comic books (while
supplies last) courtesy of Fourth World Comics in Smithtown. No
registration necessary.
HOORAY FOR MOTHER’S DAY HPJ1053
Grades K-5
Thursday, May 7, 4:30–5:15pm
Make a unique gift that your mom, grandma or a special
someone will adore.
Put your creativity to work and join us for some fun Lego©
building! We’ll provide the Legos©; you’ll create the
masterpiece! (Please sign up for each session individually.
Combined with Duplo Building).
NUTRITION JEOPARDY HPJ1246
Grades K-5
Thursday, June 4, 4:30-5:15pm
Enjoy a fun game of jeopardy and a healthy snack while
learning about healthy choices. Presented by Nicole Petrocelli,
Registered Dietitian.
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Do you enjoy challenges? Use your imagination and present a
cupcake that leaves all other cupcakes in the dust. Top vote-getter
wins a prize! (Cupcakes and toppings will be provided.)
HAUPPAUGE PUBLIC LIBRARY
ANNUAL VOTE
Tuesday April 14, 2015 from 10 AM – 9 PM
Voting will take place at the Hauppauge Public Library
Voting will be for the election of one Library Trustee and to adopt the library budget for the period from July 1, 2015 to June 30, 2016
You may vote in the library election if you are (1) at least 18 years of age; (2) a citizen of the United States; (3) you have lived in the library
district for 30 days; and (4) you are registered to vote (you are already registered if you have voted during the last four years in any general,
school district or library election.)
Voter Registration: April 7, 2015 from 5:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. in the Library
Only required if you have NOT voted in a general, school district or library district vote during the last four years
Absentee Ballots: Absentee ballot applications are available and may be picked up at the library’s circulation desk.
Trustee Candidate: One five-year position on the Library Board of Trustees will be up for election. Candidates have until 5:00 p.m. on
March 16, 2015 to submit their nominating petitions. There will be a meet the candidate session where community residents can ask
questions of the candidates running for the position of library trustee on Thursday, April 2, 2015. Information about the candidates will also
be available online at www.hauppaugelibrary.org
Budget Information Meeting & Meet the Candidates Night: A budget information meeting and a meet the candidate forum will be held on
Thursday, April 2, 2015 at 7:30 p.m. at the Library.
Proposed FY 2015-2016 Library Budget:
Expenditures:
In these tough times nothing beats your
local library for value. We bring you:
Materials & Services
$329,250
(Books, binding, videos, audio books, CDs, DVDs, periodicals, children’s materials,
reference sources, computer software, services and programs)
Culture
• Friends of the Library – Music, Drama, and Arts events and our free Summer Outdoor
Concert Series
Operations $82,000
(Library supplies, equipment, public information, elections, telecommunication and
postage)
Professional Services
$42,500
(Accounting, attorney, memberships and conferences)
• Museum passes - American Airpower Museum, Chilren’s Museum of Manhattan,
Children’s Museum of the East End, Cold Spring Harbor Whaling Museum, Cradle of
Aviation, Guggenheim Museum, Heckscher Museum of Art, Intrepid Sea, Air & Space,
Long Island Children’s Museum, Maritime Explorium at Port Jeff Harbor, Museum
of the Moving Image, Nassau County Firefighters Museum, Old Westbury Gardens,
Vanderbilt Museum and Walt Whitman Birthplace
Facilities$607,399
(Rent, utilities, contracts, insurance, furniture, computers, custodial services and supplies)
24 X 7 Access
Total$2,673,247
• Free downloadable e-books, magazines, audio books, music and films
Personnel$1,612,098
(Salaries, taxes, social security, insurance and benefits)
• Online item reserve and request to purchase service
Revenues:
• Free consumer, health, and business databases
Tax appropriation
$2,557,515
• Language learning and tutoring services
Other incomes
$115,732
(Fees, copiers, grants, gifts, sales, interest and miscellaneous)
Educational and Skill-Building Opportunities
Total$2,673,247
• Computer instruction, cooking classes, crafts workshops, defensive driving classes,
book discussion groups, exercise classes, bus trips, health lectures, films and cultural
programming for adults.
Estimated Homestead Tax Rate
per $100 of Assessed Value:
• A nnual Summer and Winter Reading Clubs which attract more than 830 children
and adults.
• Weekly children’s story times, craft programs, game sessions, holiday themed
programs and educational programs
2014-2015 assessed value 0.80
Projected 2015-2016 assessed value 0.82
Just this past year the library has:
What this proposal means for Hauppauge homeowners:
• Loaned out more than 173,000 items
If Your Home Is
Assessed At:
Proposed Yearly
Increase
Monthly
Increase
• Provided computer use for more than 29,000 visitors
$30,000
$6
$0.50
• Counted over 7,700 Hauppauge residents with library cards
$50,000
$10
$0.83
$70,000 $14
$1.17
$90,000
$18
$1.50
• Added over 6,800 new items to its collections
• Entertained over 21,900 residents with our library programs
• Assisted over 140,000 visitors
The Board of Trustees is focused on minimizing our costs and the impact on your tax bill, while
continuing to maintain a high level of service and planning for the library’s future. In view of the
current economic situation we are keeping our operating budget increase to a bare minimum.
Library facility planning:
Many people do not realize that the library does not own our building. We lease our
current space at 601 Veterans Memorial Highway from a commercial landlord. This
budget proposal includes a Facilities Acquisition Fund line of $75,000. These funds will
be used solely to assist the library in acquiring and building a permanent home to serve
the community.
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This year’s budget includes mandated increases in retirement and health insurance costs,
as well as decreased interest earnings.
Take advantage of all that your public library has to offer and please take the time to vote
on April 14. If you have any questions, please contact our director Matthew Bollerman at
979-1600 or [email protected]
The Board of Trustees, Hauppauge Public Library
Public Library
Computer Programs
Get connected with technology by taking these free computer classes. They provide
you with the opportunity to develop new skills, and practice existing skills to gain
more confidence in computing.
INTERNET 101: THE BASICS HPC4005
WORD BASICS 2013 HPC4027
What is the Internet? How do I get to it? How do I use it? All these
questions and more will be answered in this introduction to the
Internet.
Discover the basics of navigating this commonly used word
processing (typing) program.
Thursday, March 19, 7:00pm
WINDOWS 8 HPC4039
Thursdays, March 19 to May 7, 1:30pm-3:00pm
NOTE: NO CLASS APRIL 9
Do you have Windows 8 operating system? Having difficulty
learning everything you need? John Passanante, retired
technology professor, will provide a seven week seminar devoted
to Windows 8 so you can discover all of its secrets. If you still
don’t like it, he may have some alternate solutions for you. Bring
your own laptop for this special series.
Monday, April 20, 3:00pm or Thursday, April 23, 7:00pm
EXCEL 2013 BASICS HPC4009
Monday, April 27, 3:00pm or Thursday, April 30, 7:00pm
Learn the basics of using this popular spreadsheet program to
keep track of your data.
FACEBOOK HPC4016
Monday, May 4, 3:00pm or Thursday, May 7, 7:00pm
What is Facebook? Why would I want to use it? How do I get on it?
Can I keep my information private on it? Come to our Facebook
class and find out.
WINDOWS 7 BASICS HPC4008
INTERNET 303: LIVE-BRARY HPC4021
In this hands-on course you will learn the ins and outs of the
new Windows version 7.
Explore a wealth of online resources including free downloads,
language learning, and online tutoring; or learn to search
Live-brary’s databases covering consumer health, auto repair,
popular and academic magazines and more.
Monday, March 23, 3:00pm or Thursday, March 26, 7:00pm
COMPUTER FILES HPC4011
Monday, March 30, 3:00pm or Thursday, April 2, 7:00pm
Thursday, May 14, 7:00pm
Learn the ins and outs of computer files - creating, modifying,
saving, printing, attaching documents and more!
OIL CHANGE FOR COMPUTERS HPC4040
INTERNET 202: ADVANCED SEARCHING HPC4006
Is your computer feeling sluggish? You might need to perform
the computers equivalent of an oil change. Learn how to use the
utilities that come with your computer operating system to cleanup, protect and speed-up your computer. Must attend the first
date of this two part session.
Thursday, April 16, 7:00pm or Monday, May 18, 3:00pm
Do you have basic knowledge of the Internet, but are interested
in taking the next step? This computer class will introduce you to
the tools that will make your surfing more rewarding.
Wednesdays, May 20 & 27, 7:00pm or Thursdays, May 21 & 28,
1:30pm
SPRING GREENING AT THE LIBRARY
Spring cleaning time? Begin at the library with these Green options!
BATTERY RECYCLING
Ongoing
Recycle your used regular household batteries (AA, AAA, C, D, 9 volt). The library has a receptacle for you
to drop off batteries anytime we are open. (No lithium ion batteries or computer batteries)
SOLAR ENERGY BASICS HPA0282
Tuesday, April 28, 7:00pm
Are you considering converting your home to solar energy or just wondering why the neighbors did? Solar
energy expert Keith Wick will give you the details about how solar works, the installation process, tax
incentives as well as answering any questions you may have.
SHED THE MEDS HPA0204
Saturday, May 2, 10:00am to 2:00pm
Recycle your medications! The Suffolk County Sheriff’s Office will be at the library to offer you a safe
way to properly dispose of your medications. Drop by with any unused prescriptions and they will safely
be discarded, with no questions or personal information asked. Proper disposal is essential to protect the
environment, and ensure that old prescriptions don’t end up in the wrong hands.
PAPER SHREDDING
Sunday, May 31, 2:00pm to 4:00 pm
Drop by with your old papers and watch as they are chewed up by this industrial shredder! Bring up to 3
bags or boxes of personal documents. NO business shredding.
WHAT’S THE
BUZZ AT YOUR
LIBRARY?
“I did my career
search using the
library computers,
and my search was
a success which
led to a great job!”
– Patricia Blinn
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Want to make a difference in other
people’s lives?
Come join us for Coffee and learn all about Rotary,
and how it can change your life!
Saturday March 21, 2015, Hauppauge Library from
9:30-11:30 AM. For more information about Rotary
visit www.HauppaugeRotary.org
Public Library
Teen Programs and
Volunteer Opportunities
Hauppauge cardholders ONLY: In-person, telephone and on-line registration for programs begins Saturday, March 7, 2015. Out-of-District cardholders: Registration for
programs begins Monday, March 16, 2015. Out-of-district patrons will be placed directly on a waitlist and invited to programs based on availability. *All programs and volunteer opportunities are for teens in grades 6-12, unless otherwise specified. Please note ages and grades of programs – not all programs are
for everyone. Please abide by the age or grade restrictions so that we may provide your child with an appropriate and enjoyable program. Thank you.
Teen Programs
TEEN TECH WEEK RAFFLE: LIBRARIES ARE FOR MAKING
Sunday, March 8- Saturday, March 14
Help us create a commercial for the Hauppauge Library.
Every teen who submits an idea proposal will be entered
into a raffle for some cool prizes and the winning proposal
will work with our tech team to have their idea come to life!
Stop by during “Teen Tech Week” to pick up a packet with
all of the information you need.
SAT PREP- SMALL GROUP INSTRUCTION HPY2031
Sundays: March 29, April 12, 19, 26, 3:00- 5:30pm
*skipping April 5th for Easter
Prepare for the SAT with this 10-hour preparation class taught by
Tom Kenney, a certified teacher. Please provide payment in the
form of a non-refundable check for $100, made payable to Tom
Kenney. Participants MUST provide their own copy of the book:
SAT College Board Book, 2nd edition.
ABC’S OF WRITING: ESSAY WRITING FOR COLLEGE HPY2131
EAT PLAY LOVE VOLUNTEERS HPY2551
Tuesday, April 7, 7:00- 8:00pm
Tuesday, May 5, 7:30- 8:30pm
We will be making various dog and
cat toys for area animal shelters.
The library will provide everything
you need to produce the toys that
will make our local four-legged
friends happy! (We will also be
holding a food drive for the shelters.
If possible, please come to this
program with a donation of dried
or canned dog/cat food.) (1 hour
service credit)
Whether you’re in college-level classes now or plan to be in the
near future, this program will help you polish your skills and give
you a framework for more clear and focused writing techniques.
Bring an essay (either a draft or completed version) to the class
for peer feedback.
BATTLE OF THE BOOKS KICKOFF PARTY HPY2003
(Gr. 5-8 ONLY)
Friday, May 15, 6:00– 7:00pm
Battle of the Books, a reading trivia program for middleschoolers, is coming soon! This summer, each participant will
be asked to read eight selected titles and compete against other
readers for a chance to represent Hauppauge in a county-wide
trivia contest in August. All the details you need to know for
this exciting program, including the official list of titles, will be
available at this kickoff party. Join us for some refreshments and
to learn just how much fun this summer-long program can be!
Hauppauge cardholders only.
FATHER-TEEN BARBEQUE SPICE RUB HPY2045
Friday, June 19, 7:00- 8:00pm
You and your Dad (or Uncle or
Grandpa) and the Baking Coach will
join forces to make some of the most
flavorful spice rubs in town. You
will make three separate spice rubs:
one for chicken and pork, one for
seafood, and one for beef. Enjoy a
night out with that special person and
go home to barbeque!
BEYOND SELFIES: TEEN PHOTOGRAPHY CLASS HPY2128
Thursday, April 2, 4:00- 6:30pm
SMILE-MAKERS VOLUNTEERS HPY2563
Wednesday, April 8, 3:00- 4:00pm
Help us make some get well cards to brighten the day of sick
children. All cards will be sent to the organization “Cards
for Hospitalized Kids” and distributed to children around the
country. (1 hour service credit)
DECORATING COMMITTEE VOLUNTEERS HPY2505
Thursday, April 9 and Tuesday, June 2, 7:00- 8:00pm
Are you interested in helping with decorations for library events
and programs? Come to a meeting and help out! (1 hour service
credit per session)
SPRING CRAFT FESTIVAL VOLUNTEERS HPY2508
Friday, April 10, 10:30am– 12:00pm
Volunteer some time on your day off from school by helping
children with seasonal craft projects. (1.5 hours service credit)
SCRATCH ART BOOKMARK VOLUNTEERS HPY2590
Tuesday, April 14, 4:00- 6:00pm
Volunteer Opportunities
Help younger children decorate a special bookmark for their
library books. (2 hours service credit)
Please note: If you are attending a volunteer opportunity
to fulfill a specific requirement for school or another
organization, please check with your teacher or advisor to
make sure they will accept the community service hours.
TOY PARAMEDIC VOLUNTEERS HPY2510
Saturdays: April 18 and May 30, 12:00- 12:30pm
Volunteer to help us keep the library’s toddler playtime toys clean
and in tip-top shape. (1/2 hour service credit per session)
BOOK BLOCK VOLUNTEERS HPY2567
Learn artistic tips and tricks from a professional photographer.
Camile Arnone will walk you through the basics of photographing
different types of situations (landscapes, sill life, action shots),
use of lighting, setting up shots, etc. After this class, you’ll see
the world with a new set of eyes! (You may even want to consider
entering the Friends of the Library photography contest with
your new-found inspiration!) Please bring your camera or smart
phone with you to this hands-on program.
GAME ON: TEEN GAME NIGHT HPY2079
Fridays: April 10, May 1, and June 12, 7:00- 8:30pm
Join us for video games, air hockey, fun activities and lots of
snacks! Bring yourself, bring your friends!
MAZE RUNNER FAN PARTY HPY2130
Wednesday, April 15, 6:00- 6:45pm
Celebrate Teen Literature Day with us! Trivia, crafts and activities
centered on James Dashner’s popular book Maze Runner.
COMIC BOOK DAY
Saturday, May 2, 10:00am- 4:00pm
Join us to celebrate the world of comics and
graphic novels. There will be a limited number
of free comic books available (while supplies
last) courtesy of Fourth World Comics in
Smithtown. No registration necessary.
BABYSITTING SKILLS WORKSHOP HPY2004
Mondays: May 4, 11, and 18, 6:30- 8:30pm
This program teaches basic child care skills to students who
are interested in becoming a babysitter. Topics covered include:
introduction to first aid, infant care, leadership qualities,
marketing for babysitting jobs and interviewing family members
for important information. Presented by the Town of Smithtown
Youth Bureau. You must attend all three sessions in order to
receive the certificate of completion.
MOTHER-TEEN CHOCOLATE COVERED STRAWBERRIES
HPY2129
Tuesday, May 12, 6:00- 8:00pm
GAMES AT THE ARBORS VOLUNTEERS HPY2562
Monday, April 6, 1:30- 4:00pm
Meet us at the Arbors West Assisted
Living in Islandia to play various group
games with the residents. Please
see a librarian for full details and a
permission slip. (2.5 hours service credit)
Help create themed 3-D puzzles that go with popular children’s
picture books. These book puzzles will be donated to local
organizations serving children. (2 hours service credit)
WATERCOLOR PLACEMAT VOLUNTEERS HPY2538
Tuesday, May 19, 6:00- 7:30pm
CROCHET FOR A CAUSE VOLUNTEERS HPY2576
Fridays: March 13- May 15, 7:00-8:30pm
Join fellow crocheters to work on various projects for local
charities. (1.5 hours service credit per session)
SPRING CLEAN-UP VOLUNTEERS HPY2588
Saturday, March 21, 10:00am- 12:00pm OR 2:00- 4:00pm
Help us with some spring cleaning projects around the
library. Sign up for ONE shift either in the morning or the
afternoon. (2 hours service credit per session)
Join art instructor Regina Halliday to learn the basics of
watercolor art and then put your talent to work creating
placemats for various charities. (1 ½ hours service credit)
POW! BOOM! ZAP! VOLUNTEERS HPY2589
Wednesday, April 1 and Thursday, April 23, 7:00- 8:00pm
Help us make some comic-bookinspired words, 3-D style. We’ll use
these eye-catching props at the library
this summer with our superherothemed reading clubs. (1 hour service
credit per session)
AFTERNOON OF GAMES VOLUNTEERS HPY2501
Thursday, April 6, 3:00- 4:30pm
Play different types of board games
with children in grades K-5. Be on
hand to be an extra player if needed,
encourage younger ones who may be
shy, or help those in need of learning
the rules of fair play. (1.5 hour
services credit)
Tuesday, May 5, 6:30- 7:30pm
You and your Mom (or Aunt, or Grandma) are invited to join
the Baking Coach in making a “bouquet” of chocolate covered
strawberries. Spend some time together making a beautiful and
yummy treat you can share when you get home!
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AUTHORS UNLIMITED
Saturday, April 25, 10:00am- 4:00pm
This county-wide event celebrates reading by connecting
teens and authors. Meet famous authors- hear their
stories- get inspired! This FREE all-day event will be held
at St. Joseph’s College in Patchogue. All are welcome!
(Doors open at 9:30am.) There are multiple ways to earn
community service credit before, during, and after this
event. Please see a librarian for more information.
SENIOR
PROGRAMS
March
SENIOR ST. PATRICK’S DAY CELEBRATION HPS5009
Wednesday, March 11, 3:00pm
Come experience the luck of the Irish with good
company, lively conversations and scrumptious treats.
BEST TRAVEL APPS WITH SENIORNET HPS5047
Monday, March 16, 3:30pm
ONGOING ADULT AND
SENIOR PROGRAMS
AN AFTERNOON AT THE MOVIES
Tuesdays, 2:00pm
Spend an entertaining afternoon at the library! Watch a
popular new release movie every week on our large screen.
MEXICAN TRAIN
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 11:00am
Join us each week to play this exciting game of dominoes.
BEAT THE TAX DAY BLUES HPS5063
Wednesday, April 15, 3:00pm
MAH JONG PLAYING
Come chill out with your friends, have a treat and
get with the beat!
Wednesdays, 10:00am; Fridays, 11:30am Enjoy playing Mah Jong? Bring your
sets and friends and get a game
playing frenzy started.
May
STAYING INDEPENDENT FOR LIFE HPS5062
SCRABBLE PLAYING
Learn how to reduce the risk of falls and improve
the quality of your life with the Suffolk County
Department of Health Services. Topics will
include balance and strength training, vision and
medication review, how to buy safe footwear, and
how to keep the home environment safe.
Spend a relaxing afternoon playing Scrabble with friends.
Fridays, 12:30pm
Friday, May 1, 10:00am to 12:00pm
YARNCRAFTERS
Every second and fourth Thursday of the month from 1:00 to 3:00.
CINCO DE MAYO AFTER PARTY HPS5064
Wednesday, May 6, 3:00pm
Enjoy a good party with
your friends at the library
while you celebrate Cinco
de Mayo! Have a splash
of special non-alcoholic
mixers with some delicious
snacks.
PINTEREST WITH SENIORNET HPS5049
Calling all knitters and crocheters to work on projects for
various community charities. Volunteer your work for a
good cause and good time. Urgently needed: donations of
new yarn.
Monday, May 11, 3:30pm
Whether you’re on vacation or a local area day
trip, smartphone travel apps can help ensure that
you make the most of your time. Join us to see a
demonstration of the best of these apps – apps
that are designed to be used when you’re at your
destination of choice.
ARTHRITIS AND JOINT FITNESS HPA0194
Fridays, March 27 to May 1, 1:00pm
A physical therapist will be here to lead you in
gentle exercises that are specially formulated to help
promote joint strength and flexibility. Perfect to keep
you moving if you suffer from arthritis. A signed
physical fitness waiver must be ON FILE before the
beginning of the first class. FOR HAUPPAUGE CARDHOLDERS ONLY
Pinterest is a social media website that allows you
to organize and share photos and ideas with others.
Users create “pinboards” and then “pin” photos and
content for topics such as recipes, home decorating,
event planning – virtually any topic you can
imagine. Join us to see why over 75 million people
use Pinterest.
EXERCISE WITH CATHY
Tuesdays & Thursdays: March 17 to June 25, 10:00am HPS5001
Tuesdays & Thursdays: March 17 to June 25, 11:00am HPA0026
NO CLASSES ON APRIL 7 OR 9
Stay fit working out with Cathy! Bring water, weights, and
a mat. A signed physical fitness waiver must be ON FILE
before the beginning of the first class. FOR HAUPPAUGE
CARD-HOLDERS ONLY.
COLON CANCER AWARENESS HPA0267
Wednesday, May 13, 7:00pm
Learn about the causes of colorectal cancer, the
need for screening colonoscopies, the different
techniques available, and the good news - the
high cure rate. Dr. Eisdorfer (put what hospital
affiliation?) will be here to answer all of your
questions.
DEFENSIVE
DRIVING
Early June
JUNE IS IN BLOOM HPS5065
Wednesday, June 3, 3:00pm
AARP SMART DRIVER COURSE HPS5040
Friday, March 20, 9:30am-4:00pm
Wednesdays: April 22, May 13, 9:30am-4:00pm
April
AARP is bringing you a fully updated driver safety course.
A non-refundable check payable to AARP is due at time of
registration. The fees for this program are: $20 for AARP
cardholders and $25 for non-AARP members.
GOOGLE: MORE THAN JUST A SEARCH ENGINE HPS5031
Monday, April 13, 3:30pm
Sit back and enjoy a spring picnic during gardening
week at the library.
You probably use Google at least a few times week
to find information online. But do you know that
Google offers services and information far beyond
its search features? Join us for a demonstration of
various Google services, including Google Earth,
Google Translate, Google Drive, Google Apps, video,
maps, and art.
GREAT WEBSITES FOR SENIORS WITH SENIORNET HPS5066
Monday, June 8, 3:30pm
DEFENSIVE DRIVING HPA0028
There are many websites that have information
aimed at adults aged 50+. Join SeniorNet to explore
some of the best of them. Sites cover lifestyle,
health, travel, finance and more.
Board Meetings are normally
held on the third Thursday of
each month at 7:30 pm.
Upcoming Board meetings
are scheduled for:
March 19, April 16, May 21
Saturday, May 2, 10:00am-4:00pm
Take this Suffolk Safety defensive driving class. A nonrefundable check for $28 payable to Suffolk Safety is due
at the Reference Desk at time of registration.
Hauppauge Public Library Board of Trustees
Steven Bard
Andrew Black
Robert Druckenmiller
Carol Poma
Ralph Plotke, President
Matthew Bollerman, Library Director
Library Closed: April 5, May 10 and May 25
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