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Southold Free Library
53705 Main Road ~ PO Box 697 ~ Southold, NY 11971 ~ (631) 765-2077
http://southoldlibrary.org
November & December 2014
Excellence
in Library Service
Award (ELSA)
The Suffolk County Library Association has named
Susan Caggiano as the 2014 recipient of the
Excellence in Library Service Award. The award
is presented to a library employee who demonstrates outstanding public service, exemplary job
performance, an innovative approach to their work,
and who fosters goodwill among staff and patrons.
Congratulations “Runaround Sue!”
Friday, November 28
9:30am-9pm
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Return your overdue materials - pay no fines!
Print from a Library computer - 1st 20 free!
Book sale: Buy One Get One Free!
Help yourself to a free cup of coffee from the
Keurig!
Amy Motschenbacher and Linda Knoernschild
are our newest staff members. They are eager to
meet you and help with all facets of service. Stop by
and say hello.
A warm welcome is extended to new trustee, John
Fallon. He joins an active Board of Trustees, a
group of volunteers dedicated to serving the library
and the community.
Library Gets Grants for
New Computers
The Southold Free Library is proud to announce that
it has been selected as a 2014 grant recipient of the
“Building Stronger Neighborhoods Program”, sponsored
by the Long Island Community Foundation and the All
for the East End (AFTEE) Fund.
The projects funded by the program were selected
because they are “...inspiring, actionable, relevant to the
local community...and improve the lives of those who call
the East End home.”
The Long Island Community Foundation and the Board
of the AFTEE Fund announced the first grantees of its
Building Stronger Neighborhood Program this summer. “We received an overwhelming number of proposals from over 80 community organizations and it really
validates the extent of the needs out on the Island’s east
end,” said David Okorn, Long Island Community Foundation’s executive director. “We are very excited about
this collection of organizations and feel it addresses
those diverse and important set of needs within these
communities.”
The Library requested funding for new computers to
meet the growing need for more computer access for
its patrons. With additional computers the Library plans
to offer patron programs relating to learning how to use
computers, the Internet and email.
We also want to thank New York State
Senator Kenneth P. LaValle for his
efforts and success in securing a grant
for our Library. These monies will also
be applied to our computer purchase
program.
In total, the Library has received
$5,500 this season for new computers and is grateful for
the financial assistance and the recognition. We look
forward to working with our patrons in taking advantage
of the funding.
All purchases go toward supporting your community
library by funding:
The
Book
Cottage
The modest little cottage is a frequent stop for many
who are eager to browse through the unique selection of
gently-used books which are donated on a regular basis.
The books are in great condition and reasonably priced.
Come on in and have a look! The welcoming and
helpful volunteers look forward to seeing you.
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Concerts
Art workshops
NYT large print newspaper
Library refrigerator magnets
Colorful flower beds and planters
Books-for-babies program
Seasonal indoor decorations
Furniture
Keurig Coffee Maker
These and many more are a sampling of the many
benefits that you, as a library patron, are able to enjoy
as well as a wide variety of programs for all ages.
The cottage will be open for sales and donations:
Wednesdays, 11am-3pm
November 5, 12, and 19
Saturdays, 10am-3pm
November 1, 8, 15, 22,and 29
Closed in December
The porch door will remain unlocked on Saturdays in December for
donations. The Book Cottage will reopen for sales and donations in
mid-January.
Thank you to our
Raffle Donors of 2014!
$1.00/chance
All proceeds directly benefit the library
Our year ends with a double raffle featuring traditional holiday gifts:
an American Girl Doll and an electric train.
Drawing will be Monday, December 15.
Do-As-You-Please
Do-As-You Please Bus Trip
Saturday, December 13
Departs Southold 8:30am
Corner parking lot on Traveler and Youngs
Leaves NYC Public Library at 6pm
Drop-off points
• 37th/3rd
• 42nd/5th
• 46th/6th
• Metropolitan Museum of Art
• American Museum of Natural History
$24.00 round trip ticket
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Schlecht Jewelry
Chick’s Agway
Sang Lee Farms
Mary Hewitt
Patrick Haggerty
Fran Liburt
Martha Jones
Linda Wenczel
Cathy Campbell, President
Vickie Abrams, Vice-President
Sue Fisher, Secretary
Jenny Schlecht, Treasurer
Join us six times a year
for fun and informal meetings.
Second Tuesday at 3:30pm in
February, March, April, September,
October and November.
Brady Rymer Show
Please register for all programs.
Saturday, December 20
4-5pm All Ages
Patterns in Music
with Nancy Baxter
Tuesday, November 4
11:30-12:30pm
Grades 1-2
Explore patterns in rhythm, dance, song, and ensemble
playing using a variety of high quality instruments.
Presented by TheatreWorks
Saturday, November 22
4-5pm
Family Show for ages 6 and up
A timeless classic, “A Christmas Carol” uses song, humor, and suspense to bring one of our most legendary
holiday tales to life. The musical is a shared program
with the North Fork Libraries and sponsored by a friend
of the children of the Floyd Memorial Library.
Held at the Greenport School auditorium.
Family Gingerbread Houses
with The Baking Coach
Friday, December 5
4-5:30pm
Family program
Join us for our annual Gingerbread House Extravaganza
for families. Parents and children will make a magnificent gingerbread house together with guidance from the
Baking Coach. 1 house per family.
Holiday Sing-Along & Play-Along
with Nancy Baxter
Tuesday, December 16
10:30-11:15am
Ages 2 ½-4 with an adult
Join us for this holiday-themed special
program!
Group Holiday Wreath Craft
with Miss Dana
Tuesday, December 16
3:45-4:45pm
Pre-school to 2nd Grade
Listen to and enjoy holiday
stories followed by a cooperative
art project to decorate a large
cardboard wreath for the
Children’s Room door.
Come join us for some rockin’ holiday fun with local
favorite, singer/songwriter, Brady Rymer!
Southold’s most well known family music artist released
his seventh album “Just Say Hi” in June, now available
from the Library.
The fun tunes include sure-to-be hits like the title track,
which encourages kids to put on a friendly face and
make new friends.
Held at the Southold High School Auditorium
Mother Goose
with Miss Dana
Mondays: November 3-December 8
10-10:30am
Ages 12-30 months
The littlest of library patrons are invited with their
parents and/or caregivers to sing classic children’s
songs and listen to nursery rhymes followed by free
play and bubble time.
No registration is required.
Storytime
with Miss Dana
Mondays: November 3-December 8
Choose 11-11:30am OR 12-12:30pm
Ages 2 ½-4 years old accompanied by an adult.
Listen to some wonderful stories and enjoy a craft.
Registration is required.
Storytime Yoga
with Miss Mary Hasel
Wednesdays: November 5, 12, & 19
10:30-11:15am
Ages 18 months-4 years old
accompanied by an adult.
Listen to stories and have fun acting out the story
characters using bending, stretching, and yoga.
Registration is required.
Movies
Hosted by Miss Penny
Please register for all programs.
Knoshing ‘n Knitting
with Liz & Emma DeTour,
Kris & Ava Silvestro & Friends
Thursdays:
Nov 6 and 20 & Dec 4 and 11
4:30-5:30pm
Grades 3-6
Our popular knitting instructors are back to share their
expertise with us. As you learn the basics of knitting,
we will chat, nibble on snacks, and create something
fun each week of this series. All experience levels are
welcome.
Native American Talking Sticks
with Tony Valderrama, environmental artist
Monday, November 10
4:30-5:30pm
Grades 3-6
Discover what a talking stick is and how it is used to
teach respect in a group setting. Learn about Native
American symbols that you can use to tell your own personal story using local driftwood, feathers, and beads.
Minecraft Mania
with Miss Dana and Miss Penny
Tuesdays: November 18 & 25 and December 2 & 9
4-5:30pm
Grades 3-7
Join your friends for an afternoon of Minecraft gaming, socializing, and snacking!
Good fun for beginners and experts alike.
Please bring your own device.
Donations for snacks are
greatly appreciated.
Garden Help
with Sonomi, Sondra Russell, Mary Mraz, parent helpers, Miss Dana and Miss Penny
Wednesdays: Nov 5 and 12
3:30-4:30pm
All ages
Weather permitting, we
will continue to harvest any
vegetables that are left,
clean out beds and winterize.
Come out and help prepare the garden for the winter
months ahead.
Meet us at the Southold Elementary School garden.
Mr. Peabody and Sherman
Rated PG 92 minutes
Friday, November 7
4pm
Family movie for all ages.
When an advanced canine and his adopted son use their time traveling machine,
events in history spiral out of control to
disastrous and comical results. It’s up to
this most unexpected of father-son teams
to somehow put things back on track.
Rated PG 102 minutes
Friday, December 12
4pm
Family movie for all ages
While Astrid and the gang are challenging each other
to dragon races, Hiccup and Toothless journey through
the skies, exploring new worlds. When one of their adventures leads to the discovery of a secret cave that is
home to hundreds of new wild dragons and the mysterious Dragon Rider, the two friends find themselves at
the center of a battle to protect the peace.
Godzilla!
Not rated
Friday, December 19
6:30pm
Teen movie night for grades 7 and up.
Watch clips from the original 1954 movie then
compare and contrast them to more recent Godzilla
films. All movies were directed and produced in Japan. Authentic Japanese snacks provided by Sonomi
Obinata. Registration is required.
Monthly Friday Movie Matinees
Show time 12:30pm  Bring your lunch.
Cookies and beverages provided by the library.
Ida
Rated PG-13 100 minutes
November 21
Anna, a young novitiate nun in 1960s Poland, is on
the verge of taking her vows when she discovers a
dark family secret dating back to the years of the
Nazi occupation.
The Grand Budapest Hotel
Rated R
100 minutes December 19
The story involves the theft and recovery of a priceless
Renaissance painting and the battle for an enormous
family fortune; all against the back-drop of a suddenly
and dramatically changing Europe between the world
wars.
Free Spirit Yoga
Please register for all programs.
Dungeons and Dragons
with Miss Penny
Friday, November 7
6:30–9pm
Grades 7 and up
A creative and innovative fantasy game where your
imagination is the key player. Beginners welcome
and snacks provided. Donations to help offset the
cost of food are greatly appreciated.
Please register.
Make Your Own Bubblegum
with Larissa Froeschl
Friday, November 14
5-6pm
Grades 6 -12
Participants use simple chemistry and cooking
techniques to create their own flavored bubble gum. Please register.
TAB Meeting
with Miss Penny
Monday, November 17
5:30-6:30pm
Grades 7 and up
We’ll review programs, community service projects
and begin the process of creating a TAB policy
manual. Please join us and bring a friend. Snacks
provided.
Study Guides Wanted!
Swap & Study
Drop off what you don’t need
Borrow what you do need
All kinds accepted:
Barron’s Regents Reviews, 5 Steps to a 5, ACT review,
SAT review, etc
Recycle, Reuse and SAVE $$
with Gina
Monday, December 8
7-8pm
Grades 6 and up
Gina will lead teens through basic yoga poses and
relaxation methods. Great for beginners and a
refresher course for those who have taken yoga.
Please register.
TAB Meeting and Pizza
with Miss Penny
Monday, December 15
5-6pm
Grades 7 and up
We’ll review winter programs, discuss upcoming
spring programs, continue with the policy manual
for TAB and address the recycling initiative. Eat
pizza and stay for the Henna program...
Henna
with Brittany
Monday, December 15
6-7pm
Grades 6 and up
Using all natural materials, Brittany will create a
simple and beautiful design for your hand, arm or
ankle. Please register.
Teens
Teens !!
Godzilla
is
Coming !
See the
Movie
Page!
Please register for all programs.
Monthly Book Discussion
Led by Caroline MacArthur
Thursdays 10:30am
November 6
Transatlantic by Colum McCann
December 4
Oil! a classic by Upton Sinclair
Poetry Club
Facilitated by Vivian Eyre
Thursday, November 20
10:30am
Your Favorite Poem
Bring a copy of your favorite poem to share.
No meeting in December
Apples, and Pumpkins,
and Cranberries, oh, yum!
with Chef Rob Scott
Saturday, November 1
12-2pm
$7.00 food fee (required when registering)
Chef Rob will demo an autumn salad (some of the
delectables include apples, walnuts, blue cheese) for all
participants to sample and savor. Now you’re ready for
part 2!
Bring a large mixing bowl and rubber spatula to whip up
a pumpkin cranberry bread to bring home for baking.
Fill your home with the aroma of fall fragrances. Slice
into the cooled loaf and enjoy “a taste of home”.
A Frank Sinatra Tribute
with Jerry Cardone
Sunday, November 2
2:30pm
Old Brown Eyes Sings Ole Blue Eyes.
Jerry Cardone celebrates the work and
life of a man who has captivated us for
decades like no other singer. Join us for this masterful tribute by a performer whose love of singing started
at an early age. 25 years ago, Jerry Cardone won the
Grand Prize in a Karaoke contest at the Long Island
Marriott. Other credentials include star vocalist with
major big bands: the Summer Wind Band, the Al Miller
Band and the Milt Gerver Orchestra.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Southold Library.
The Language of Twitter
with Kathy Van Duzer
Saturday, November 8
1-2pm
Come learn how the social networking service, Twitter,
can be used for entertainment, information sharing, and
how it can be used in a time of crisis.
Southold resident, Kathy Van Duzer, has a degree in
Marketing Communication and over 20 years of hands
on experience in public relations.
Healthy Eating for the Holidays
Wednesday, November 12
6:30-8:30pm
with Jenny Lowenthal
$5.00 food fee (required when registering)
A cooking demo using local fresh bounty grown on our
East End farms. A variety of tasty samples will be yours
to enjoy. Recipes will be provided.
NYS Boating Safety Course
With Captain John Scourakis
Thursday, November 13 5-9pm
Saturday, November 15 12-4pm
Fee : $35.00 (includes course book)
Ages 10-adult
This course meets the requirements of the New York
State Boat Operator Safety Certification and covers boat
handling and operation, navigating the waterways, boating emergencies, personal watercraft, legal and safety
requirements, marine radio and water sports.
Complete the course, fill out and mail in the form provided by the instructor with a $10 check to NYS Parks and
you will receive your boating certificate. Please register early.
Eclectic: From Old MacDonald to Mozart
Performer Gunter Stern
Sunday, November 16
2pm
Gunter Stern, baritone, has appeared in over a dozen
musicals nationwide performing lead roles in The King
and I, South Pacific, Camelot, Sound of Music, The
Fantasticks, Three Penny Opera, Funny Girl, Annie Get
Your Gun, and Sweeney Todd to name a few. Sit back
and enjoy!
Sponsored by the Friends of the Southold Library.
Three-Day Art Workshop
With Patricia McCarthy
Friday, November 21 5-9pm
Saturday, November 22 10am-5pm
Sunday, November 23 1-4pm
Start a new painting
or bring an unfinished
work to complete. If
beginning anew, please
bring photographs to
the first session. You
may also bring any
brushes and paints (watercolors, oils, or acrylics) from
home. There will be additional supplies on hand at the
classes. You’ll find encouragement and helpful suggestions from the instructor. Please register early.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Southold Library.
Chair and Restorative Yoga
(seated, standing, and some mat poses)
with Judy Arnone
Saturdays:
Dec 6, 13, and 20; Jan 17, 24, and 31
10-11:30am
Yoga engages your mind, body and spirit.
These classes will help to increase your balance, flexibility, strength and stamina. Yoga can help decrease
stress, muscle tension and blood pressure. Please
bring a yoga mat or towel and dress comfortably.
Please register early.
Buy a book
Help the
Homeless
The library has copies of Trawling My Town:
Glimpses of Southold Past and Present
by Southold Town Historian Antonia Booth
in stock. The books cost $20.00 each with
100% of all proceeds donated to Maureen’s Haven and John’s Place, our local
homeless shelters. Consider purchasing
one or more. A local history book is the
perfect purchase as the town gears up to
celebrate its 375th anniversary in 2015.
Canine Companions for Independence will receive
all proceeds from the sale when you go to Amazon or
your favorite book store to buy Ask Anna: Advice for
the Furry and Forlorn. Anna makes
her home with well-known author Dean
Koontz and his wife Gerda.
Check out the library’s copy and see
the Southold connection to this book,
Leslie Tasca’s Golden Lab Teddy, who
enjoyed his own photoshoot for this paw-turner of a
book!
Southold Library
is your one-stop source for holiday music !
Due to a system-wide migration
to a new circulation platform,
some online services
will be limited on December 8.
• Accessing the catalog
• Placing holds, renewals, etc
• Downloading from Overdrive
Please call the Library for more information
or better yet -
come on in!
Reminders
about using your Library Card
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New DVDs circulate for 3 days
Book late fine is 10¢ per day
DVD late fine is $1 per day
Maximum Fine is $5.00 per item
Maximum DVD Fine is $10 per item
We can no longer offer a “grace day”
Fines begin accumulating at 9pm on the item’s due date
Wednesdays
at 7pm
Artist Exhibit for
November & December
Paintings
by
Classes have resumed!
Cathy Campbell
This class is intended to provide a casual and supportive environment for people of all nationalities to practice
their conversational English skills. People of all skill
levels and languages are welcome.
Wednesdays at 7pm
We are very sorry to report that AARP
is unable to offer Tax assistance in 2015.
Las clases se han reanudado.
Their experienced preparers have retired.
Esta clase está diseñada para proporcionar un ambiente
informal y apoyo para personas de todas las nacionalidades para practicar sus habilidades en inglés conversacionales. Personas de todos los niveles e idiomas son
bienvenidos.
Miércoles a las 19
We are sorry for any inconvience this
may cause.
The library has many tax resources
available such as forms, books, and
software.
Your actions today through a Planned Gift, or a Bequest, will enable the Southold Free Library
to plan for tomorrow, based on the ideals and accomplishments of yesterday.
SOUTHOLD FREE LIBRARY
53705 Main Road, P.O. Box 697
Southold, NY 11971
(631) 765–2077
Director:Caroline MacArthur
Newsletter:
Editor Melissa Andruski
Design David van Popering
Printing Pine Barrens Printing
Board of Trustees
Margaret Merrill, President
Karen Murray, Vice President
Lucille Jones, Secretary
Kevin Shannon, Treasurer
Lisa Davey
John Fallon
Christopher Gallagher
Judith Phinney
David Robinson
Bridget Rymer
David Shanks
Southold Free Library
53705 Main Road ~ PO Box 697 ~ Southold, NY 11971 ~ (631) 765-2077
http://southoldlibrary.org
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