Newsletter
Franklin
Franklin Square
Square Public
Public Library
Library
Fall
Fall 2013
2013
19 Lincoln Road • Franklin Square, N.Y. 11010 • 516-488-3444
E-mail: [email protected] • Website: www.franklinsquarepl.org
From the Directors Desk…
2013 Summer Reading Club Round-Up
The summer was busy with patrons taking advantage of the
Library’s two summer reading clubs ; one club for the adults called
“Groundbreaking Reads” and one for the children, tweens, and
Young Adults called “Dig Into Reading.”
The adult summer reading club program ran from the end of June
to August 19th with 90 participants and an amazing 800 books read
over the summer. Those who joined the club received a special tote
bag and then submitted reviews of the books they read. For every
4 books read, participants’ names were put into a drawing to win a
Kindle, generously donated by the Friends of the Library. The lucky
winner who read twelve books this summer was frequent Library
user Lana Noone! Runner-up winners included Kym Caliguri, who
read 58 books, Jaclyn Franke Keller, who read 51 books and Janet
Carfora, who read 48 books. For all other reading club registrants
prizes included a notebook and pen, a cell phone holder, and a nylon
lunch bag. A special thanks to reference librarian Angela Hughes
for her hard work and enthusiasm this summer in running her 5th
successful adult reading club!
(Kindle winner, Lana Noone)
The Children’s Department ran their successful reading club - “Dig
Into Reading” for preschoolers through Young Adults. There were
a total of 466 youths who participated in this year’s club, with
4,201 books read,
7 4 p ro g r a m s
offered and 3,620
who attended
those programs.
For their efforts,
all youths who
participated,
received a bag
full of prizes. The
Children’s
Department had
their reading club party on August 23rd featuring the Green
Meadows Farm Petting Zoo. A good time was had by all! Again,
my thanks go to Children’s Department Head Faye Lieberman and
children’s librarians Diane Bolte Gregory and Barbara Thompson
for promoting the importance of reading to the children of Franklin
Square.
Lisa Paulo
Library Director
Don’t Forget...
September Is Library Card Sign-Up Month!
If you do not have a Library card yet, or need to renew yours, just
bring in two forms of identification (one must be a photo ID) with
your current Franklin Square address on it to the Library, bring
it to the Circulation Desk and you will receive a Library card.
Please note, to receive a Library card you must be a resident of
School District 17.
The Library Newsletter
is going green!
As part of our continuous effort to be fiscally and environmentally
responsible, the newsletter, from this issue on, will be produced in
digital format. Patrons may receive the newsletter by e-mail or visit
our website at www.franklinsquarepl.org to view and/or print a copy.
A limited number of print copies will be available at the Circulation
desk. Go to our website to print a copy or sign up for automatic
e-mail delivery.
Fall 2013
Franklin Square Public Library
Tai Chi for People With Arthritis
Friday, September 6, 13, 20, 27,
October 4, 11, 18, 25
Adult Programs
10:30-11:30 AM
Join Elaine Fleischman, specially trained by the Arthritis Foundation for
an 8 week Tai Chi program. Tai Chi is a set of movements developed
thousands of years ago in China. Registration begins Monday, August 26.
Extreme Design Make-Over
Saturday, September 21
2:00 PM
Interior Designer Jacqui Palatnik invites you to an exciting program
focusing on re-doing and sprucing up what you already have. Her
extensive design experience will allow her to teach you the tricks of the
trade. Learn about color, space planning, fabrics, window-treatments,
flooring, lighting and accessories. Registration begins Monday, September 9.
Stretch and Flex with Marianna
Tuesday, September 24, October 15, 22, 29,
November 19, 26
10:30-11:30 AM
This is a program of easy, low-impact exercises to improve posture,
balance, breathing, range of motion, and body flexibility. Wear comfortable
clothes. Registration begins Monday, September 9,
The ABC’s of Medicare
Including the Part D Prescription Drug Plan
Friday, September 27
2:00 PM
Join Carol Kaplowitz and learn about Medicare A & B, who is eligible,
what a Medicare Advantage plan is, and how the Part D prescription drug
plan works.
All About Quilting
Wednesday, October 2
2:00 PM
Join Emilia Baer for a lecture on the development of quilting: symbolism,
materials and equipment used. Quilting finally has been recognized as
more than just a method to make bed covers; it is a craft used to create
wall hangings, clothing and fine art.
Acrylic and Mixed Media Painting Styles:
A Look At Some Of Nat Solomon’s Paintings
Thursday, October 3
7:00 PM
Nat Solomon is a Franklin Square resident who has been teaching art in
elementary school for the past 24 years. For the past 15 years he has been
creating his own art, which he will discuss at this presentation.
Senior ID Cards
Friday, October 11
1:00-4:00 PM
Stop by the library and let the Town of Hempstead help you get a Senior
ID card.
ALZHEIMER’S WORKSHOP
Friday, November 1
2:00 PM
How to Maximize your Eligibility
for College Financial Aid
Saturday, November 2
2:00 PM
Finding Love in Time For the Holidays:
It’s Not too Late
Tuesday, November 5
2:00 PM
Robotic Orthopedic Surgery
Friday, November 8
2:00 PM
Painted/Ironed Scarves
Thursday, November 7
2:00 PM
Medicare Overview
Friday, November 15
2:00 PM
Holiday Eating Survival Guide
Saturday, November 16
2:00 PM
Edvard Munch: His Life & Works
Monday, November 18
2:00 PM
The Alzheimer’s Disease Resource Center will be here to present a
lecture/presentation on Alzheimer’s Disease.
Long Island Funding for Education will be here to discuss methods to
maximize your family’s eligibility for college financial aid. Learn how to
qualify for scholarships. Hear about financial strategies and tactics to
increase your college savings. Middle school and high school students and
parents are welcome.
Living busy and hectic lives, single people often find earning a living,
advancing a career and tending to personal and familial responsibilities
drain them of the energy required to find what they most need to live
fulfilling lives: interaction and connection to others. Topics include finding
local singles groups and venues, online introductions and dating tips.
Join Dr. Matthew Hepinstall from Franklin Hospital and learn about
robotic surgery.
Come create a fun craft that you can keep or give away! Registration
begins on Monday, October 28, 2013.
Learn about the various Medicare Healthcare Plan options. The Medicare
Annual Enrollment period runs from October 15th to December 7th. Learn
what is out there, so that you can make an informed choice.
Join Hofstra University Continuing Education Instructor, Margaret
Marshal;learn how to make it through the holidays without gaining
weight!
Join Emilia Baer for an art lecture! Munch is famous for the emotions and
symbolism which is found in his artwork. Using various media, Munch
created four versions of his most famous work, The Scream.
(more programs on page 4)
Fall 2013
Franklin Square Public Library
SUNDAY PROGRAMS
@ 2:00 PM
Tickets are needed to attend the Sunday programs. Our highly professional
Sunday programs are best enjoyed by our adult patrons. The parking lot
door on the side of the building will be open to facilitate seating (the main
doors of the library are not open on Sundays). Please come on time. The
Sunday programs start promptly at 2 PM. District 17 Residents can pick
up tickets for the Sunday programs starting the Monday two weeks before.
If any tickets remain, they will be available to all on a first come, first serve
basis at the door the afternoon of the performance.
Bobby Darin: An Audio
Visual Presentation
Sunday, November 17
Join Jack Schnur and learn
about this multi- talented
performer. See interviews
and tv clips of Bobby Darin.
George Harrison Tribute
Sunday, September 29
Come hear Tom Cavanagh and
friends perform their tribute to
George Harrison.
Rave On!
Sunday, October 6
Featuring the music of Rock
& Roll legend Buddy Holly
and other name acts of the
era that many consider
Rock & Roll’s best, this
music will get you rocking.
Always a crowd pleaser,
come hear the music that
influenced The Beatles,
Bruce Springsteen, The
Rolling Stones and Bob
Dylan.
Just Sixties
Sunday, November 24
Break out your tie-dyed shirts and bell bottom jeans and rediscover
the psychedelic era through music performed by Long Island’s
number one sixties band, “Just Sixties.” Relive the fads, culture,
news and Americana of the sixties while listening to your favorite
hits from The Beatles, The Beach Boys, The Doors, The
Temptations, Simon & Garfunkel, The Rolling Stones, The
Monkees, Sonny & Cher and many more. Take our trivia quiz and
test your knowledge about toys, tv shows and musical groups from
the most memorable decade in history.
Homegrown String
Band
Sunday, November 10
Join us for an afternoon of
high energy American roots
music. America’s premier
purveyor of family style
original & neo-traditional
acoustic American roots
music, they proudly carry
on the tradition of families
making a joyful sound and
sharing it with their friends
and neighbors.
Lets Get Away From
It All
Sunday, December 1
Take a trip with Paul and Rochelle
as they explore the pleasures,
frustrations, and rewards of hitting
the road. This journey through
song includes great standards
(Route 66, I Left My Heart in San
Francisco, I Love Paris), humorous
numbers (Why do the Wrong People
Travel?, Mention my Name in Sheboygan), and wistful ballads
(Leaving on a Jet Plane, I’m Travelin’ Light). As Henry Miller said,
“Ones destination is never a place, but a new way of seeing things.”
Fall 2013
Franklin Square Public Library
YAPROGRAMS
For young adults, ages 13 and up.
GOAL SETTING FOR OPTIMUM RESULTS
AND ACHIEVEMENT
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17
7:00 PM
Learn how to implement what top world leaders use in their goal
setting formulas. YOU have all it takes to accomplish anything! Life
coach Yvonne Saravia helps you map it all out in this intensive
workshop. Space is limited to 20. Registration begins September 26.
“BUD ABBOTT & LOU COSTELLO
MEET FRANKENSTEIN”
HALLOWEEN MOVIE AND PIZZA FEST
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31
7:00 PM
Calling all teens! Celebrate the season with a classic Abbott & Costello
movie. Wear a costume and enjoy some pizza as two hapless freight
handlers find themselves encountering monsters: Dracula,
Frankenstein & the Wolfman. This film has been reviewed as “stupid,
corny, hokey, entertaining, lots of good laughs”. Sign up at the
reference desk, beginning October 17th. Younger siblings in costume
may attend IF accompanied by a teen.
TEENS FOR ANIMAL RIGHTS
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14
7:00 PM
How does a fun and healthy vegan diet protect the planet and all
its living creatures? Learn how to become a voice for the voiceless
while exploring the benefits of veganism. Please register beginning
October 31.
7:00 PM
STEAMPUNK JEWELRY:
POLYMER CLAY & RESIN
THURSDAY, JANUARY 30
7:00 PM
This workshop defines etiquette and good manners as they pertain
to teens and teen issues. Ms. Arely Mendoza-Cantos, found of the
Always Gracious Academy of Etiquette and Image in Malverne, will
cover a variety of topics such as: family manners, greetings and
introductions, verbal and non-verbal communication, proper and
improper languages, public behavior, telephone/cell manners, being
a host/guest, dress codes and interviewing for college. This program
is limited to 10. Registration begins November 21 for ages 13+.
This is a creative enterprise, fusing Steampunk style with handmade
beads and hardware. Design your own unique pieces. Registration
begins January 16.
These workshops are FREE for teens ages 13 and over.
(adult programs continued from page 2)
COMPUTER
WORKSHOPS
Computer Kindergarten to Computer 6th Grade
Monday, September 16, 23, 30
October 7, 21, 28
November 4
10:30-11:30 AM
Registration for this 7-part series begins on Monday, August 26,
2013 for District 17 residents; for all other, space permitting,
registration begins Tuesday, September 3, 2013. The fee for the
series is $35 due at registration. You may not register without
paying in full. Sorry, no refunds. Class size is limited to 24. 12
laptop computers are provided with 2 people per laptop.
What To Do With Your House
Reverse Your Mortgage
Tuesday, October 1
REAL LIFE: MANNERS FOR TEENS
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12
2:00 PM
Come learn the truth about Reverse Mortgages and the Federal
Benefit HECM program.
Moving Your IRA’s and 401K’s: Complete Financial
Workshop and Retirement Funding
Thursday, November 21
7:00 PM
If you left your last job, but your 401 K is still at you old company, why?
Learn how easy it is roll over your retirement funds. This seminar by
Financial Advisor Ronald Steiger shows you what to do to help take
control of your financial future.
Landmarks and Historic Sites of Long Island
Thursday, December 5
7:00 PM
Author Ralph Brady guides you through this journey: learn little known
facts about Long Island’s history as Mr. Brady’s lecture focuses upon
40 historic sites.
Selling Your Home in a Challenging Market
Saturday, October 5
2:00 PM
Join Mary E. Adams, Real Estate Broker. Learn how to obtain
the highest price possible for your home within a reasonable
period of time and with the least amount of inconvenience, in a
market both challenging and opportunistic.
Fall 2013
Franklin Square Public Library
MOVIES
Angela’s Book Discussion
OCT. 3
SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK
122 Min. (R)
OCT. 17
HYDE PARK ON HUDSON
94 Min. (R)
OCT. 10
OCT. 24
OCT. 31
BEASTS OF THE SOUTHERN WILD
“42”
BELL, BOOK AND CANDLE (1956)
NOV. 21
GUILT TRIP
95 Min.
JACK REACHER
130 Min.
DEC. 19
PLAYING FOR KEEPS
105 Min.
DEC. 26
TROUBLE WITH THE CURVE
SAFE HAVEN
111 Min.
115 Min.
JAN. 2
ANNA KARENINA
129 Min. (R)
JAN. 16
LIZ AND DICK
88 Min.
JAN. 9
JAN. 23
JAN. 30
WON’T BACK DOWN
QUARTET
LAURA (1944)
School starts again—projects assigned
Need info fast—you’re in a bind.
Our databases will help you succeed
A library card is all that you need.
Science fair projects for all grades and ages
Health sites, tutors, and newspaper pages.
Scholarly journals and history’s capers
Lit criticisms for English term papers.
Encyclopedias for little ones too
Discover read-a-likes for Winnie the Pooh.
Your research library’s just a mouse click away
on our website, available both night and day.
118 Min.
DEC. 5
DEC. 12
An Ode to FSPL Databases
106 Min.
93 Min.
TOUCHBACK
Five People You Meet In Heaven by Mitch Albom
Tuesday, December 3
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
128 Min.
COLD LIGHT OF DAY
121 Min.
98 Min.
88 Min.
Did You Know?
Library Board Meetings are normally held the last Tuesday of the month
at 7 PM. The public is cordially invited.
The Knitting and Crocheting Guild meets the second and fourth
Wednesday of the month at 1 PM.
The Quilter’s Group meets the first and third Friday of the month at 10
AM.
The Poetry Group meets on the third Wednesday of the month at 7 PM.
The Friends of the Library meet on the third Thursday of the month at
10:15 AM. New members are sought and cordially welcomed.
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
Kitchen House by Kathleen Grissom
Tuesday, November 5
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
93 Min.
NOV. 7
NOV. 14
Sutton by J.R. Moehringer
Tuesday, October 1
THURSDAYS AT 2 PM
Zinio:
Free Magazine Subscriptions Available on Your Computer and
Portable Devices
Zinio is an online magazine subscription service subscribed to by the
Franklin Square Public Library. It allows patrons to view magazines
purchased by the Library on their computer or portable device free
of charge and with no expiration date. Each magazine is displayed
in its entirety complete with original page layout, images, and
advertisements.
The Franklin Square Library currently subscribes to over seventy
magazines including the Food Network Magazine, National
Geographic, Newsweek, Rolling Stone, US Weekly, and Weight
Watchers.
For more information, and to start downloading today, visit our
website www.franklinsquarepl.org and click on the Zinio link.
FREE Museum Passes
Family outings can be a lot of fun, but also very expensive.
The Library can help! Free passes are available to Franklin
Square Public Library cardholders to the following
museums: The Cradle of Aviation, The Guggenheim
Museum, The Intrepid Sea, Air, & Space Museum, The
Long Island Children’s Museum, The Nassau County
Museum of Art, Old Westbury Gardens, and The Vanderbilt
Museum.
Franklin Square Public Library
CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS
Fall 2013
Please register in person for library programs.
Story Time
Ages 18 months - 5 years
Fall Story Time - October 7 through November 18
Registration begins on Wednesday, October 2
18-24 Months: Mondays at 10:30 AM
Class is limited to 15
2 year-olds: Thursdays at 10:30 AM
Class is limited to 20
3-4 year-olds: Tuesdays or Wednesdays at 10:30 AM
Class is limited to 25
4-5 year-olds: Thursdays at 1:30 PM
Class is limited to 25
SAMANTHA SPADE…
DETECTIVE OF THE YEAR!
GRADES 3-7
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18
7:00 PM
Finally, Detective Samantha Spade is getting the recognition she deserves
at the annual International Detective Society banquet by receiving the
“Golden Sherlock Award”. But is Detective Spade allowed to enjoy her
night…not to mention her Chicken Parmigiana dinner…NO! A crime is
committed and she…along with you…must solve it.
“Just 2 Fun”
This program is designed just for 2 year-old children, where they do
simple crafts and play. Registration for all 3 sessions is on Monday,
September 23.
Thursday, October 3 at 10:30 AM
Friday, November 1 at 10:30 AM
Friday, December 6 at 10:30 AM
Story Craft
Ages 3 - 5 years old
Classes are held on Saturdays at 2:00 PM. Class is limited to 25.
October 12 Class
Registration begins October 2
November 9 Class
Registration begins October 30
November 30 Class
Registration begins November 4
January 11 Class
Registration begins January 2
Craft Programs
All craft programs are held at 4 PM. The grades listed
are as of September. There is a $1.00 fee for materials
which is to be paid at the time of registration. Each class
is limited to 25.
TOMBSTONE DOOR HANGERS
Monday, October 28
Grades K-2
MARSHMALLOW PUMPKINS
Tuesday, October 29
Grades 3-6
PILGRIM HATS
Monday, November 18
Grades K-2
TURKEY SUNCATCHER
Tuesday, November 19
Grades 3-6
FOAM PENGUINS
Monday, January 27
Grades K-2
SNOWMAN COASTERS
Tuesday, January 28
Grades 3-6
Scare people away from your room with a foam tombstone door
hanger. Registration begins on Wednesday, October 2.*
Turn foam marshmallows into a jack- o’-lantern tower. Registration
begins on Wednesday, October 2.*
Color your own Pilgrim hat. Registration begins on Monday,
November 4.*
Use glass stain and paint to decorate your suncatcher. Registration
begins on Monday, November 4.*
Create an adorable foam penguin. Registration begins on Thursday,
January 2.*
Your cold drink could use this snowman coaster. Registration begins
on Thursday, January 2.*
*Please register in person for library programs.
Fall 2013
Franklin Square Public Library
TWEEN CRAFTS
These programs are for students in grades 5-8. There is a $2.00 fee for materials due at
registration. Classes are limited to 20 students. Please register for library programs in person.
WITCH SHOES
Tuesday, October 22
POMPOM TURKEYS
Tuesday, November 12
7:00 PM
JINGLE BELL ORNAMENTS
Tuesday, December 10
7:00 PM
7:00 PM
PENGUIN PILLOWS
Tuesday, January 21
7:00 PM
Make a pair of witch shoes and fill them with treats. Registration begins
on Wednesday, October 2.
Turn pompoms and felt shapes into turkeys. Registration begins on
Wednesday, October 30.
HALLOWEEN CUPCAKES
GRADES 5-8
Tuesday, October 15
7:00 PM
4:00 PM
The Science Museum of Long Island will bring their portable
planetarium. See stars, planets and galaxies. Class is limited to 25.
Registration begins on Wednesday, October 2.
WINTERTIME MOTHER-DAUGHTER CRAFT
GRADES 3-7
Wednesday, November 6
7:00 PM
Mothers and daughters will work together to make a lovely
seasonal craft. There is a $2.00 materials fee. A hot glue gun is necessary
for the class. Registration begins on Wednesday,October 2.
ANIMAL PROTECTION
GRADES 4-7
Thursday, November 7
MOVIE EFFECTS
GRADES 1-5
Wednesday, November 13
4:00 PM
Mad Science shows you how to make simple movie effects. Class limit
is 20. Registration begins on Wednesday, October 30.
TIME FOR KIDS
AGES 18 MONTHS - 5 YEARS
Mondays, December 2, 9, 16
10:30 AM
Donna Green provides music, movement, stories and crafts in a 3 week
workshop. Class limit is 25. Please plan on attending all 3 sessions.
Registration begins on November 4.
HOLIDAY CRAFT DAY
Wednesday, December 4
10:00 AM - 4:45 PM
Come in and make a holiday craft. We have something for everyone.
This is a free program with no registration.
TOYS, TOYS, TOYS
GRADES 1-5
Wednesday, December 11
4:00 PM
MARSHMALLOW POPS
GRADES 5-8
Tuesday, January 7
7:00 PM
LUCKY FORTUNES
GRADES 1-5
Thursday, January 16
4:00 PM
4:00 PM
The Cold Spring Harbor Whaling Museum will be bringing toys from
the 1800’s. Class is limited to 25. Registration begins on Tuesday,
November 26.
3:30 PM
Mrs. Kathy helps you make assorted flavored marshmallow pops.
The fee for materials is $3.00. Class limit is 20. Registration begins on
Thursday, January 2.
Johnda Ferrari teaches you about the ways animals protect themselves
from danger. Class limit is 25. Registration begins on Wednesday,
October 30.
THAT WIMPY KID IS BACK!!
GRADES 3-7
Friday, November 8
Tie and stuff a cute penguin pillow. Registration begins on Thursday,
January 2.
Special Programs
Pastry chef Mary T. Sydor l shows you the professional way to decorate
cupcakes. The fee for materials is $3.00. Class is limited to 20.
Registration begins on Wednesday, October 2.
STARLAB
GRADES 4-7
Wednesday, October 9
Construct a snowman and a cardinal out of bells, wood and felt.
Registration begins on Tuesday, November 26.
The new “Wimpy Kid” book came out this week and we want to
celebrate.We’re calling all Wimpy Kid aficionados to test their knowledge
on all the previous books. There will be prizes…even copies of the new
book “Hard Luck”. Registration begins on Wednesday, October 9.
Celebrate Chinese New Year with the Long Island Children’s Museum.
Class limit is 25. Registration begins on Thursday, January 2.
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Dr. Michael Russo, Vice-President
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DIRECTOR
Lisa Paulo
Our Mission Statement: To stand as a community center providing
information, learning, inspiration and enjoyment.
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Do We Have Book Discussions...
“OH, THE PLACES YOU’LL GO” BOOK
DISCUSSION
Grades K – 1
Friday, October 11
3:30 PM
We will travel the world through reading stories. While talking about
our books, we will have a little snack and also do a craft! Books will be
available upon registration on Monday, September 23.
“SECOND TO NONE” BOOK DISCUSSION
Grade 2
Friday, October 18
3:30 PM
Books which are just right for 2nd graders will be read. After our
discussion, we will also make a craft! Books will be available upon
registration on Monday, September 23.
GIRLS SATURDAY MOVIE PLUS
BOOK DISCUSSION
Saturday, October 19
1:00 PM
AMERICAN GIRLS BOOK DISCUSSION
“MEET CAROLINE”
Thursday, October 24
7:00 PM
“BOYS ONLY” BOOK DISCUSSION
Friday, October 25
3:30 PM
You will read the book at home, then come in to discuss it. After that
we will all watch the movie based on the book together…while stuffing
ourselves with popcorn and candy of course! The book will be available
beginning Monday, September 23 when you register.
Let’s go back in time and meet Caroline Abbott, an American girl
growing up during the War of 1812. We will read and discuss the first
book in the series, “Meet Caroline” and do a craft as well. Books will
be available upon registration on Monday, September 23.
The rule is “NO GIRLS ALLOWED” in this book discussion. We’ll be
reading some spooky stories for the Halloween season. They will be
available when you register on Monday, September 23.