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JANUARY-FEBRUARY 2019
LIBRARY NEWS
Explore Our New Online Catalog
Better Browsing
When you search for something in our catalog, you can:
• See all the print and digital options we have for your
item and choose the format you like best
• Filter by what’s on our shelves right now
• Access digital materials through our catalog
• See all the titles in a series so you know where to start,
or what to read or watch next
• Find more titles you may like
• Use Google Translate to change the catalog to
another language
Convenience
Our new catalog is fully mobile-responsive so you can browse
our collection on any device. You can also save your library
card number on personal devices to log in easily at any time.
Personalized Recommendations
When you’re logged into your library account, you will receive
personalized recommendations based on the items you have
rated within the catalog. The more titles you rate, the better
your recommendations will be!
Reading Lists
Keep track of the items you want to borrow with the My Lists
feature or enable your checkout history to save a record of the
items you’ve already enjoyed.
Need help using the catalog?
Find Your Child’s Reading Level Please call us or visit one of
When you search for an item, you can filter the results to our service desks for assistance.
include titles that match the Lexile or Accelerated Reader
levels your child needs.
Sew Creative: Learning New Skills at the Library
When the library purchased its first sewing machine approximately three years ago,
Adult Specialist Rashmi knew exactly how to introduce the new machine to patrons:
a sewing class.
“The first class had about seven people, and I was thrilled,” Rashmi said. “But the most
thrilling part was that half the class were men which I hadn’t been expecting.”
Most attendees in that first class had their own machines at home, but hadn’t used them
because they were afraid of damaging the machines in some way. Rashmi’s class was
designed to help them shake their fear.
“I thought, if we can show them simple projects that they can finish in about an hour
with no previous experience and have something to take home when they’re done, that
would be great,” she said.
After the success of the first class, Rashmi came up with more simple projects for
attendees to try like tissue cozies and fashionable clutch purses made from placemats.
Rashmi looks back on all these classes with fondness, but a few experiences stand out in
her memory.
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CHILDREN’S SERVICES PROGRAMS
Reserve space at our programs online or call 630.458.3338.
Story Times and Preschool Programs
Join us for story times and workshops for babies,
toddlers, and preschoolers!
Winter Session I: Weeks of Jan. 7-Feb. 18
Winter Session II: Weeks of Mar. 11-Apr. 8
Registration for Session II opens Feb. 15.
Little Wing Music Class
School of Rock Elmhurst presents the Little Wing
Music Class, a fun and interactive introduction to
music and movement for preschoolers! 3-5 years.
Thurs., Jan. 3 10:00-10:45
Toddler Story Time
2-3 years with caregiver.
Mon., Jan. 7, 14, 21, 28 and Feb. 4, 11, 18 10:00-10:30 Stories at Panera
Creative Corner Evening Family Story Time
Drop-in. Join us for a Polish-English story time which Drop-in. Enjoy stories, music, and a craft!
will include books, rhymes, songs, and crafts. Everyone is All ages with caregiver.
welcome. You do not need to speak Polish to attend. Mon., Jan. 14 and Feb. 11 6:30-7:00
All ages.
Mon., Jan. 7, 14, 21, 28 and Feb. 4, 11, 18 10:45-11:15 Stories at Panera
Do you want to introduce your child to a new
Playing Preschool environment? Join us at Panera, located at 1600 W.
A class just for preschoolers that will introduce your Lake Street in Addison, as we bring stories out into the
child to school activities. 3-5 years. community. Sing songs, make something creative, and
Mon., Jan. 7, 14, 21, 28 and Feb. 4, 11, 18 11:30-12:15 enjoy a light snack provided by Panera. Recommended for
toddlers and preschoolers with adults.
Family Story Time Mon. Jan. 21 2:15-2:45
All ages and caregivers. Mon., Feb. 18 2:15-2:45 Registration opens Feb. 1.
Wed., Jan 9, 16, 23, 30 and Feb. 6, 13, 20 10:00-10:30
Baby & Toddler Play Stations
¡Hola! Come for a sensory play experience! We’ll have all sorts
Drop-in. Join us for our Spanish/English story time! of different stations filled with activities for children and
Have fun listening to your favorite stories and enjoy caregivers to enjoy together. Birth-3 years with caregiver.
some activities in Spanish. Knowledge of Spanish is not Fri., Feb. 1 10:00-10:45
required. ¡Nos vemos pronto! All ages welcome.
Thurs., Jan. 10, 17, 24 and Feb. 7, 14, 21 10:30-11:00 Family Story and Craft Night
Drop-in. Join us for a fun-filled evening story time
Birth to 3 Jamboree and crafts! All ages
Join us for a story time for babies and toddlers that will Weds., Feb. 20 7:00-7:30
include stories, songs, and activities. Birth-3 years with
caregiver. Early Science Stations
Thurs., Jan. 10, 17, 24 and Feb. 7, 14, 21 11:15-11:45 Join us for preschool science fun! Rotate through different
stations filled with science experiments and hands-on
Sensory Story Time activities. Ages 2-5 with caregiver.
Join us for a story time for children of all abilities. Mon., Feb. 25 10:00-10:45 Registration opens Feb. 1.
We’ll read stories, sing songs, and do a fun sensory
activity. Birth-Grade 5.
Sat., Jan. 12 and Feb. 2 10:00-10:30
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CHILDREN’S SERVICES PROGRAMS
Reserve space at our programs online or call 630.458.3338.
For the Whole Family
Family Movie Night
Drop-in. Share snacks and watch a family-friendly
movie on our big screen. All ages.
Weds., Jan. 2 and Feb 6 6:00-8:00
Homework Help
Get help in any subject from teachers, librarians,
and college volunteers.
Tues. and Thurs., starting Jan. 15 3:30-5:00
Extreme Magic
Professional magician Mike DiDomenico is taking magic Read Books, Win Prizes!
to a new extreme! This world class act will keep you on
the edge of your seat. He’s been traveling the country and Winter Reading
leaving a trail of spellbound victims in his path; would you Join us for Winter Reading! Pick up your log at the
like to be one of them? All ages. Children’s Services desk starting Mon., Jan. 7.
Weds., Jan. 16 7:00-7:45 Free tickets available Jan. 2. Each completed log will be entered into the Winter
Reading Grand Prize Drawing.
Snowman Mason Jars
Come make cute snowman decorations to take home! 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten
Crafts for both children and adults will be available. Join our 1,000 Books before Kindergarten initiative!
All ages. Parents are a child’s first teachers and reading to babies
Sat., Jan. 19 3:00-4:00 and young children helps them to be successful in school.
Register at the library to receive your log and a tote
Board Game Blast bag filled with early literacy information. Children can
Drop-in. Come play your favorite board game and learn join anytime from birth to age 5. For every 100 books
about some new ones! All ages. completed, come to the library for a prize!
Thurs., Jan. 24 4:00-5:00
Sensory Movie Staff Picks
A family-friendly movie will be shown with the lights up
and the volume lowered. Participants are free to move Just Behave, Pablo Picasso!
around and talk during the movie, and sensory toys will by Jonah Winter
be available. All ages. A fabulous book that explores the life
Sat., Feb. 23 10:00-12:00 of 20th century artist Pablo Picasso.
Fun rhymes and illustrations bring not
only the time period but Picasso’s work to
Early Dismissal Lunch life. Recommended by Brittany.
School’s out early and we’re serving a free lunch
for students. Join us after lunch for gaming and crafts.
Thurs., Feb. 28 11:30-1:00 Nothing Stopped Sophie: The Story
of Unshakeable Mathematician
Sophie Germain
by Marion Dane Bauer
In 18th century France, it was
unacceptable for girls and women to
study math, but nothing stopped the
unshakeable Sophie Germain. In this
picture book biography, learn about
this famous female mathematician
whose work continues to help us today!
4 Recommended by Brigit.
We ask that patrons register for all Children Services programs except for those listed as drop-in.
Kids’ Classes, Workshops, and Drop-In Programs
Exploration Stations STEM Club: LEGOs
Join us for a play experience for children of all abilities! Come create a LEGO masterpiece! Participants can work
Birth-Grade 5. alone or in groups, and we’ll take photos of the creations.
Sat., Jan. 5 11:00-11:45 Grades K-2 will do free play LEGOs and grades 3-5 will
have a “create a village” theme. Grades K-5.
Must Make Monday Weds., Feb. 6 4:30-5:15
Drop-in. Join us for crafts and maker projects after school.
All ages. George Washington: Our First President
Mondays, Jan. 7, 14, 28, and Feb. 4, 11, 25 3:15-4:45 George Washington is best known as the first president
of our country, but first he was a surveyor, farmer, family
Chess Club man, and leader of Revolutionary War soldiers.
Learn tricks and techniques for competitive chess with our Learn all about our first president in this fun and
expert instructor. Both beginners and masters welcome. interactive event presented by Terry Lynch of Histories
Grades 4-12. for Kids, Inc., accompanied by snacks and crafts.
Mon., Jan. 7, 14, 21, 28 and Feb. 4, 11, 18, 25 5:30-7:00 Grades K-3. This event is co-sponsored by the Addison
Historical Society.
Sat., Feb. 9 1:00-2:30
Book a Trip
Explore the world with us! We’ll learn about traditions,
songs, and foods from faraway places. Grades 2-5. Valentine’s Day Crafts
Tues., Jan. 22 4:30-5:30 Come celebrate Valentine’s Day with fun crafts
Tues., Feb. 26 4:30-5:30 Registration opens Feb. 1. and stories. Grades K-5.
Thurs., Feb. 14 4:30-5:15
STEM Club: Code Your World
Coding is cool! Join us in the Creative Studio with teen Wild Weather: Blizzard Edition
mentors from the University of Illinois Extension who Learn about some of the world’s coldest and snowiest
will help us learn how to code using the free Scratch app. storms through fun experiments and crafts! Grades 2-5.
Limit 6 participants. Grades 3-5. Tues., Feb. 19 4:30-5:30
Tues., Jan. 29 4:30-5:15
Book a Librarian
We offer three different one-on-one classes for children by appointment. Call 630.458.3332, stop by, or request an
appointment online. Ofrecemos tres diferentes clases de uno-a-uno para niños con cita previa. Llame 630.458.3332, pase
por, o solicite una cita en línea.
Ready to Read (20 minutes): Enjoy some one-on-one Early Literacy (20 minutes): Children and
time with our librarians. During your 20 minute session, their caregivers can meet with a librarian to read a
we can help you find just the right books based on your story, play, and review early literacy tips essential for
interests and abilities and help you begin to read a book in development and learning. Ages 1-5.
the library. Grades 1-5.
Citas disponibles en español con Louise para los niños
pequeños edades 1-5 y sus cuidadores. En cada cita
Math MANIA (20 minutes): Come learn games that are vamos a leer un cuento y revisamos consejos de lectura
not only fun, but also ways to practice your math skills!
temprana esenciales para el desarrollo y el aprendizaje.
During your 20-minute session, you can work on addition,
subtraction, multiplication, or division. Please specify
which skill you’re interested in reviewing when you make
your appointment request. Grades 1-5.
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TEEN PROGRAMS
Teen programs are for grades 6-12. For all teen programs, call 630.458.3319 or visit our website.
Snapshots from The Forge, January 2018
Club Club
It’s a club of clubs! Each week we’ll geek out about video Beauty Parlor Pop-up
games, movies, board games, or books. Stop by to test out We’ll provide all the tools you need to get the look. Learn
the latest and share your opinion. from friends, YouTube, and professional cosmetologists.
Mon., Jan. 7, 14, 28 and Feb. 4, 11, 25 3:15-4:30 Tues., Jan. 22 and Feb. 19 3:00-4:00
Chess Club The Forge
Learn tricks and techniques for competitive chess with our We challenge you to build forts, weapons, and bridges from
expert instructor. Both beginners and masters welcome. recycled materials. We’ll bring duct tape and cardboard;
Grades 4-12. you bring a sense of adventure.
Mon., Jan. 7, 14, 28 and Feb. 4, 11, 25 5:30-7:00 Wed., Jan. 30 3:30-4:30
Circle Up Early Dismissal Lunch
We’ll use fun games to help you chill out and connect. School’s out early and we’re serving a free lunch
Fri., Jan. 11, 18, 25 and Feb. 1, 8, 15, 22 3:15-4:00 for students. Join us after lunch for gaming and crafts.
Thurs., Feb. 28 11:30-1:00
Homework Help
Get help in any subject from teachers, librarians,
and college volunteers.
Tues. and Thurs., starting Jan. 15 3:30-5:00
Staff Picks
Never Always Sometimes Little & Lion by Brandy Colbert
by Adi Alsaid While she navigates a complicated web
They were never going to be like of family obligations and secrets, Suzette
everyone else. Best friends Dave and is falling in love with two people at once.
Julia even made a list of high school Although the novel tackles heavy issues
clichés they would never do. But with like race, mental health, and sexuality, it
the end of their senior year approaching, is easy for everyone to relate to the love
Julia decides to break all the rules and try triangle at the center. Will she break her
out being normal. The problem is, Dave brother’s heart and choose his crush
already broke the rule about secretly or give into her feelings for an old
falling in love with your best friend. childhood friend?
Sometimes funny and never cliché, the
relationship between David and Julia
6 always feels so real.
Creative Studio
Cartooning
Professional cartoonist Mark Anderson will help you
draw your own cartoons and then bring them to life on the
screen. Beginners welcome!
Thurs., Jan. 10 and Feb. 7 3:30-4:30
3D Doodling
Drop-in. New tech is coming to the Creative Studio.
Come try out our new 3Doodler pens!
Weds., Jan. 16 3:00-5:00
Stickers! Made with 3Doodler pens
Drop-in. Let’s celebrate Valentine’s Day by getting
creative and crafty using the cameo vinyl cutter.
Weds., Feb. 13 3:00-5:00
Never Bored
You should never be bored in the library!
We have a jar full of suggestions to keep you busy
when you’re just hanging out. Try out Sudoku,
draw a sad moose, or go on a treasure hunt.
HIVE
Just choose a random “But I’m Bored!” slip from
the jar at the teen desk.
LA
Earn credit in your Indian Trail
Science class with these STEM
events at the library.
B
Life of a Scientist
Meet a scientist working in a cutting edge STEM field.
Dates and times TBA
Celebrity Lab
Find the best celebrity to endorse your brand. Use the
language of science to maximize your reach on social
media and your profits.
Mon.-Fri., Feb. 11-15 3:00-5:00
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ADULT PROGRAMS
Programming for adults is intended for ages 18 and up and requires registration unless otherwise noted.
George Eastman: Life Through the Lens of Kodak
RJ Lindsey portrays Kodak founder George Eastman,
who made photography a national pastime. He will
narrate a slide program detailing the history of Kodak
and the famous Brownie camera, and will bring 25
antique cameras from 1896 to 1936.
Weds., Jan. 16 6:30-7:30
Digital Privacy and Security
Protecting and securing your online identity, accounts,
and digital assets is a growing concern. Learn from a
cybersecurity expert and local attorney Lisa Knauf what
you can do to protect yourself now and in the future.
Weds., Jan. 23 7:00-8:00
Famous African Americans Buried in Illinois
Celebrate Black History Month with an evening of photos
and stories of the final resting places of people influential
in African-American history such as Gene Baker, Dred Chef Susan Maddox creates desserts at her November 2018 event.
Scott, Free Frank McWorter, Augustus Tolton, and others
buried in Illinois and Chicagoland cemeteries. Ongoing Events
Mon., Feb. 25 6:30-7:30
Political Discussion Group
Buying and Selling Houses This group meets monthly to discuss a topic of current
Learn the ins and outs about buying and selling residential affairs. Handouts are available at the second floor desk
real estate in this fast-moving market from a panel of and online.
experts including real estate attorney Lisa Knauf and Weds., Jan. 2 and Feb. 6 7:00-8:00
mortgage broker Kim Murphy of Draper & Kramer.
Weds., Feb. 27 7:00-8:00 Crafty Crew
Bring your own craft project and meet other crafters.
Mon., Jan. 21 and Feb. 18 7:00-9:00
Physical and Mental Fitness
Meditation to Feel Inner Peace and Balance
Want to stay in the loop about library news Learn how to meditate to achieve balance and mental
and events? Sign up for our email newsletter! silence through Sahaja Yoga Meditation, a time-honored
1. Visit addisonlibrary.org. technique. No physical exercise, posture, or special
clothing is required. Participants meditate while sitting
2. Scroll to the bottom of the page. on a chair.
3. On the righthand side, you will see Thurs., Jan 3, 17 and Feb. 7, 21 7:00-8:00
an envelope icon. Click on it.
Chair Yoga
4. Enter your information. Experience one of the gentlest forms of yoga, taught by
certified instructor Marti Anne. No prior yoga experience
5. Keep an eye on your inbox for the necessary to participate in this class.
next email newsletter we send! Thurs., Jan 10, 24 and Feb. 14, 28 11:00-12:00
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Book Clubs How the Library Can Help You Keep
Your New Year’s Resolutions
The Book Bunch
Feed your brain in our monthly book discussion that reads It’s easy to make a New Year’s resolution, but they’re
a variety of recent books. not always easy to keep. Luckily, your library can help
you get started on your resolutions and find tools you
Tues., Jan. 8 7:00-8:00 can use to make them stick.
And Again by Jessica Chiarella
Resolution: Learn a Language
You can learn a new language online for free through the
library’s website. Rosetta Stone works through a computer
and offers 30 different languages. Mango Languages
offers 71 different languages, and you can use it through a
computer or through the Mango Languages app.
Visit addisonlibrary.org/research/learn-language
Tues., Feb. 12 7:00-8:00 to get started. You can also browse our books and
Working Fire by Emily Bleeker audiobooks to find even more language training.
Resolution: Read More
You already know libraries have books, but did you know
we also have eBooks and eAudiobooks? Downloadable
materials are perfect for times when you’re traveling,
commuting to work, or simply staying comfy at home.
Need help finding a book that excites you? Ask one of
our librarians for recommendations or use NoveList Plus
Between the Lines through our website (addisonlibrary.org/research/
Meet at the Addison Park District monthly to discuss fiction-literature) to find something new to read.
recent fiction and non-fiction books.
Additionally, our new catalog will give you personalized
Mon., Jan. 21 10:00-11:00 recommendations through your library account; turn to
Underground Railroad page 2 for details.
by Colson Whitehead
Resolution: Learn a New Skill
Have you heard about Lynda.com? Normally, you would
need to pay a subscription fee to access their video
tutorials, but you can acess Lynda.com for free when you
go through our website and make an account with your
library card number.
Mon., Feb. 18 10:00-11:00 Lynda.com offers video tutorials on topics like
Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine graphic design, management skills, social media, web
by Gail Honeyman development, accounting, data analytics, and more that
you can use to advance your career, boost your computer
skills, or simply adopt a new hobby. To get started, visit
addisonlibrary.org/research/online-learning.
Need help on a specific topic? You can Book a Tech for
one-on-one training at the library in topics like Microsoft
Word, email, downloading eBooks, using smartphones,
and more. You’ll need your Addison Public Library card
to make an appointment. Call 630.458.3354 or go to
addisonlibrary.org/book-a-tech to Book a Tech.
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TECHNOLOGY & CREATIVE STUDIO
Technology programs are intended for ages 16 and up and require registration unless otherwise noted.
Tech Sundays (Adults) Creative Wednesdays (Teens)
Word 103 3D Doodling
Learn some new tips and tricks to formatting in Drop-in. New tech is coming to the Creative Studio.
Microsoft Word! In Word 101 and 102, we learned how Come try out our new 3Doodler pens!
to format a letter and a flyer. Now, let’s get more practice Weds., Jan. 16 3:00-5:00
by formatting a resume from scratch. Creative Studio
Sun., Jan. 13 3:00-4:30
Adult Programming Room Stickers!
Drop-in. Let’s celebrate Valentine’s Day by getting
Facebook Privacy creative and crafty using the Cameo vinyl cutter.
Clear up the confusion about the information Facebook Weds., Feb. 13 3:00-5:00
shares as we take a deep look into your Facebook privacy Creative Studio
settings. We’ll show you how to stay as private as possible
while still having fun on Facebook. Presented by Very
Smart People Technology Tutors.
Creative Wednesdays (Adults)
Sun., Jan. 27 3:00-4:30 Creative and Sound Studio Tech
Adult Programming Room Learn how you can preserve your cherished memories by
converting them to digital files, CDs, DVDs, or Blu-rays
Excel 103 using the library’s technology! We can help you convert
In Excel 101 and 102, we learned how to make a basic Kodak picture slides, VHS home movies, vinyl records,
budget spreadsheet and learned how to create charts and cassette tapes.
and graphs. In this class, we’ll explore what pivot tables Weds., Jan. 30 3:00-4:30
are and how to use them. Bring your Excel questions! Creative Studio
Sun., Feb. 10 3:00-4:30
Adult Programming Room InkScape 101
New tech is coming to our library! A brand-new
Tech Chat Epson SureColor P7000 plotter printer will be opening for
Want to know more about new and emerging tech in business soon. In preparation, let’s learn how to
the world? Let’s discuss over a cup of coffee (or tea). create a poster or banner for your next event or business
We’ll showcase AI like the Echo Dot and Siri and talk using Inkscape.
about things like cryptocurrency, virtual reality, robotics, Weds., Feb. 27 3:00-4:30
and more. Adult Programing Room
Sun., Feb. 24 3:00-4:30
Sew Creative continued from page 2
“One gentleman in his late 60s would come to every program,” Rashmi said.
“He made a clutch purse and an infinity scarf and gave them to his daughters or
granddaughters. Another man in his mid-20s brought in a shirt and wanted to
make a replica to give to his dog for Christmas.”
Patrons are always welcome to come to the Creative Studio and use the library’s
sewing machines for their own projects. To get started, simply drop by the Creative
Studio any time it’s open. You can always ask a staff member for help if you get
stuck or get ideas for simple projects from crafty staff members like Rashmi.
The Creative Studio is open any time the library is open and closes 15 minutes
before the library closes.
10EN ESPAÑOL
Clases y más para niños Clases de computacion en
Lectura de invierno Español: Computacion Basica
¡Únete a nosotros para la lectura de invierno en la
Biblioteca Pública de Addison! Obtén tu registro en la Entrenamiento de tecnología en Español Gratis!
Biblioteca empezando el 7 de enero. Cada registro Las clases comenzarán con tiempo libre para practicar
terminado es una entrada automática al sorteo final el teclado y para hacer preguntas. Después de eso habra
instrucciones por 45 minutos. Cada clase tratará sobre un
del gran premio de inverieno.
tema de computación diferente.
¡Hola! Registrarse es requerido para las primeras clases,
¡Únete a nosotros para actividades y cuentos en pero usted puede asistir a su primera clase sin haberse
español e inglés! Diviértete escuchando tus cuentos registrado porque tendrá la oportunidad de hacerlo
favoritos y haciendo manualidades. Todos son durante la clase.
bienvenidos; no es necesario que hables inglés.
Jueves, 10 de enero – 21 de febrero 10:30-11:00 Correo electronico
Viernes, 11 de enero 10:00-11:30
Hombres de nieve hechos de frascos de vidrio
¡Todos son bienvenidos a decorar hombres de nieve Como organizar sus archivos
y llevarlos a casa! Manualidades para niños y adultos Viernes, 25 de enero 10:00-11:30
estarán disponibles para todas las edades; favor de
inscribirse.
Sábado, 19 de enero 3:00-4:00
Configuración/ajustes de sistemas
Viernes, 22 de febrero 10:00-11:30
Almuerzo gratis
La escuela termina temprano y estamos sirviendo un
almuerzo gratis para los estudiantes. Quédate después
del almuerzo para juegos y manualidades.
Jueves, el 28 de febrero 11:30-1:00
PO POLSKU
1,000 libros antes de empezar el kínder
Les invitamos a participar en la iniciativa de 1,000 Zadzwoń pod numer 630.458.3418 aby
uzyskać więcej informacji.
libros antes de empezar el kínder. Los padres son los
primeros maestros de sus hijos, y la lectura para los Kreatywny Kącik
niños pequeños les ayuda a tener éxito en la escuela. Zapraszamy każdego na polski program. Będą to zajęcia
Vengan a la biblioteca para recibir su registro y una artystyczne, opowiadanie bajek, i śpiewanie piosenek.
bolsa con información sobre la alfabetización Wszyscy są mile widzani. Program jest otwarty dla wszyst-
temprana. Los niños pueden inscribirse en cualquier kich grup wiekowych. Nie ma rejestracji.
momento desde el nacimiento hasta los 5 años. W poniedziałki, 7 styczeń - 18 luty 10:45-11:15
¡Por cada 100 libros completados, por favor venga a la
biblioteca por un premio!
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ECRWSS RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMER
Board of Trustees Library Hours Thank You, Friends of APL!
Robert J. Kepka Monday-Thursday The Friends of the Addison Public
President 9:00-9:00 Library funded the wintry window
art on our first floor windows.
Many thanks to our Friends!
Lisa Knauf Friday and Saturday
Vice President 9:00-5:00
Book Donations
Marianne Fotopoulos Sunday In recognition of former
Treasurer 1:00-5:00 Adult Services Coordinator Uma
Mirmira, who retired this year:
Kathi Reed
Secretary Library Closings Mastering the Market Cycle:
Getting the Odds on Your Side
Fri., Feb. 8 by Howard Marks
Linda Durec
Staff Training
Trustee
In recognition of former
Guest Services Clerk Christine
Maria Sinkule Attendance at library programs, events DeMaria, who retired this year:
Trustee and participating in any library activity
constitutes consent to be photographed Whiskey in a Teacup:
Sandra Super for Addison Public Library promotional What Growing Up in the South
Trustee purposes.
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