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January 20
The Great South Bay Audubon Society
witt meet at 7:30 p.m. Guest speaker
Madelyn Todd of the Games Point
Museum w»# give a presentation on
"Big Birds of trie Everglades," Meetings are held at the Connetquot State
Park and Preserve, Sunrise Highway,
Oakdale, All meetings and field trips
are free to the public . For information
calf,363-7716.
January 21
Computer Fourth Grade will he held at
the Sayville Library at 1
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' 5 p,ro. $15
fee. Catt 5S9-4440 ext. 305 for information.
January 24
GardenThyme - Join Carolyn Kurjz 2ambraski at 7 p.m. at the Sachem Library
to discuss gardening. Call58&5G24 to
register or get more information .
Arthritis Self-Welp Workshop will be
held at the S&yvltte library at *%p a^m.
Catt 5S&444& ext. 305 forre^stratVori
Wtaformation,
Museum of Modem Art - The Sayville
Library is sponsoring a trip to MOMA with
lunch at the new MOMA restaurant on Feb.
17. Price: $72. Call 5894440 ext. 305 for
registration and information.
January 22
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January 23
The Gofftam Trio featuring Violin, cello
and piano w0 perfcrro #* tte Jafip Art
Council's Free Winter 2GQ5 Series at
Bayard Cutting Arboretum at 2.p.m. Ca&
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224-5420 f ortpmmm,
Trios tar Clarinet , violin and piano by
Darius Milhaud and Rick Sowash will be
played by Joseph Rosen and friends at ,
the BayportShie Point library at 2 p,#t ,
Calf 363-6133 for information.
January 27
Book Discussion - The Sachem Library
book discussion group will discuss
Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoyevsky from 12-2 p.m. Call 588-5024
for information.
January 28
Kkteerdse - Children ages 3-5 and a parent/caregiver are invited to join Pat Herrmann for a variety of fun, games and exercise at the Sayville Library from 1-1:45
p.m. or 2-2:45 p.m. Call 589-4440 ext.
319 for registration and information.
Infant/Child CPR with Lori Green will be
held at the Sayville Library at 5:45 p.m.
$40 fee payable by check or money order
to Lori Green. Call 589-4440 ext. 305 for
registration and information.
January 29
URR Trip to NYC - The Sachem Library
provides a trip to NYC from the Ronkonkoma Station. For just $7.50 round trip travel to N.Y.C. on the 9:43 a.m. train. Return
as late as youwish allowing you to pack as
Volunteer Tutors Needed - Literacy Suffolk Inc. helps adults learn to read, write
and/or speak English. To register for a
training workshop or for more information ,
call 286-1649 or visit www.literacysuffolk.org for information.
Art - Spiritual Energy: Healing Paintings the
art of Jay K. Petersen,curated by Art Without Walls , Inc. will be on display at the
West Islip Library, 3 Higbie Laie, through
Jan. 31. Call 567-9418 for information.
Nothing But Net - Atl boys and girls
ages 1
0 to 14 are invited to participate
in the annua*ftnights of ttotuflWos flee-*.
Throw CharnpiGnsbjp at 1p.rru to OakUntted Church Preschool OpenHousedate-Bohemia iHS, Oakdale. Pre-regtsThettefted Church Preschool ,%$& Mldtratkm . Is not required. Winners ) t m
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part of yourchfid's earty teaming experience through unique programs fer 3-r 4and 5-year-old children. Call 244-3524
for information .
West Sayville Christian School presents a live concert featuring the group
Eyewtrjess in the main auditorium at St
Joseph's College ,155 West Roe BouleAirport Playhouse features a senior
vard in Patchogue ,at 6:30 p.m. Tickets
matinee of Seussfca?at2 p.m. Thisis a
in advance are $10 for adults and $6
magfcai, musical show that looks at the
for children ages 13 and under. Tickets
crazy world of Dr. Seuss. Tickets are
at the door are $12 for adults and $8
$14. Calf 589-7588 for Information.
for children aged 13 and under. Call
58S-2180 for information.
Book Discussion - The Sachem Library
Sinatra Throughthe Eyes: Part 2 will
be held at the Sayville Library at 2 p.m.
Join Mel Glazer for part 2 of his interactive musical presentation. CsM 5894440 ext. 305 for registration and
information.
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hook discussion group will discuss Wiid
Swans: Three Daughters of China by
Jung Chang from 7-9 p.m. Call 5885024 for information .
Going Back to School - Join Beryl
Menger from Suffolk Community Cortege to find out how easy it can be.
Everyttiteg front courses to finances will
be discussed. HeW at the. Sayville
tft>ra# ,at 7 t>M. Caft 58&4440 ext.
dQ&"for registration ami information.
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much into a fun-filled day in Manhattan as
you can handle. In-person registration is
required with non-refundable payment by 9
p.m. on Jan. 26. Children under 4 ride
free. Call 588-5024 for information.
Getting Ready to Babysit - Young adults
(ages 10 and up) are invited to the
Sayville Library to discuss the responsibilities of babysitting and the skill necessary for the important job of childcare
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Bring lunch or a
snack. Call 589-4440 ext. 319 for registration and information.
January 30
Benjamin Robison, violinist , and Leva
Jokubaviciute, pianist, will perform in the
Islip Art Council's Free Winter 2005 Series
at Bayard Cutting Arboretum at 2 p.m. Call
224-5420 for information.
JuJKsu for Women - Learn to defend yourself at the Sayville Library at 2 p.m. (three
sessions) Jan. 30-Feb. 13. Fee: $25
payable to Pat Mizzi. Call 589-4440 ext.
305 for registration and information.
Tour of the Louis Aimstrong House - The
Sayville Library is sponsoring a trip on April
14 to tour the newly opened home of the
great Louis Aimstrong. Lunch is at the
famous Water's Edge and you conclude
the day with a tour of the isamu Noguchi
Garden Museum. Price: $75. Call 5894440 ext. 305 for registration and information.
Ten Star All Star Basketball Camp Applications are now being accepted for
this camp for boys and girls ages 10-19.
For a free brochure, call 704-3730873
anytime.
Plumbers Recruit Apprentices - The Joint
Apprenticeship Committee of Plumbers ,
Loca l 200, will conduct recruitment
through April 18 for 20 apprentices. Applications available in person only at the
Plumbers Local 200 Training Facility, 375
Central Avenue in Bohemia from 1-4 p.m.
the first and third Monday of each month.
Applications must be completed on premises and cost $15. For further information,
applicants should contact the New York
State Department of Labor office located
nearest their home.
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The International Friendship Group holds
its monthly meetings at 1p.m. at the Bayport-Blue Point Library on the first Thursday
of the month. All are welcome. Call 3636133 for information.
The Senior Companion Program is looking
for volunteers who can help other seniors.
Your volunteerism can pay you a small
stipend, travel expenses and benefit days
while you assist another elder who's struggling to remain independent. Call 3218229 ext. 206 for information.
Thrift Shop - The St. Lawrence the Martyr
thrift shop, 1
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Railroad Avenue in
Sayville, has lots of bargains. Call 5671592. Donations gratefully accepted.
Power Wheelchairs Available - State
Medical makes available power (electric)
wheelchairs to senior citizens and permanently disabled people of any age, usually
at no out-of-pocket expense if they qualify.
Call
1-800-340-8525
or
visit
www.statemedical.com for information.
Family Services are held every Friday night
at 7:30 p.m. at the Sayville Jewish Community Center, 225 Greeley Avenue. Saturday morning services are held at 9 a.m.
followed by a Cholent luncheon. Everyone
is invited. Call 589-1898 for information.
Calling All Volunteers - Individuals interested in making a difference in their communities should contact Islip Town 's
Department of Human Services for information about upcoming training classes
for volunteer peer counselors at the town's
telephone hotline. Call 277-4700 for information.
Families Anonymous - Are you concerned about a family member who
appears to have an alcohol, drug or
behavioral problem? We can help. Meetings are held at St. Lawrence School in
Sayville at 7 p.m. on Mondays. Call Pat
at 581-3418 after 3 p.m. or Theresa at
567-3383 for information.
January 31
to focus attention on the No. 1killer of
women - cardiovascular disease. Call
1-888-MY-HEART or visit www.americanheart.org/red for information.
February 2
Senior Advocate from the Suffolk County
Office for the Aging, Bea McCarthy, meets
with persons aged 60 or over, or their
caregivers , to provide information and
counseling at the Connetquot Library from
9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Call 567-5079 for
information.
February 3
The International Friendship Group will
meet for coffee and conversation at the
Bayport-Blue Point Library at 1p.m. All are
welcome. Call 363-6133 for information.
February 4
National Wear Red Day - Women
across Long Island will be wearing red
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Vocational Training for persons with dis^
abilities is available at Skills Unlimited , °
405 Locust Avenue in Oakdale. Call
567-3320 or visit skillsunlimited.Qrg for
information.
Retirees - The Eastern Long Island
Northrop Grumman Retiree Club is
seeking new members. Group meets
monthly on the third Wednesday of the
month (no meetings in July and August) .
Meet at the Best Western , LIE Exit 72
(Route 25). Call Bert at 864-4377 or email bertevie@aof .com or call Bob at
585-7987.
Retirees Biggest Financial Mistakes Join financial planner Todd Geller at the
Sayville Library at 10:30 a.m. for a program that could save you thousands of
dollars for your retirement. Call 589-4440
ext. 305 for registration and information.
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February 5
The Great South Bay Audubon Society 's Mid Winter Fund-Raiser Seed Sale
will be held at the Wild Bird Market
Place, 37 North Main Street , Sayville
from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. All purchases
made that date will go to the Great
South Bay Audubon Society.
February 6
Nepenthe featuring piano, violin, cello
and clarinet will perform in the Islip Art
Council's Free Winter 2005 Series at
the Boulton Center for the Performing
Arts at 2 p.m. Call 224-5420 for information.
Gunter Stem, bass baritone, will sing
Songs of the Heart at the Bayport-Blue
Point Library at 2 p.m. This concert is
free. Call 363-6133 for informations