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Sunday: 1–5Monday–Thursday: 9 –9Friday: 9–6Saturday: 9–5
Closed at 5:00 Wed. 11/27Closed Thurs. 11/28 (Thanksgiving)+TW[ML�.ZQ���������;\Iٺ�<ZIQVQVO�Closed 12/24 & 12/25 (Christmas)Closed 12/31 & 1/1 (New Year’s)
CONTACT
Main line:(630) 543–3617
Guest services:(630) 458–[email protected]
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Teen services:(630) 458–[email protected]
Adult services:(630) 458–[email protected]
Digital services:(630) 458–[email protected]
NOVEMBER– DECEMBER
ADDISON PUBLIC LIBRARY
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Whatever you’re celebrating this season, we hope it’s full of family, friends, and fun. And we hope you can bring some of your cheery spirit to the library!
We want you to know, in this season of thankfulness, that we’re grateful for your patronage. Because of your generosity, your enthusiasm, and be-cause you choose to come here and support lifelong learning in Addison, we are able to show up every day to the best job we can imagine.
Drop in and let us know what you’re thankful for and what we can do to make next year even better!
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Library Gift Basket SaleBegins Mon., Nov. 4; sells out fast!
New or like-new books and other items placed in gift baskets and shrink-wrapped with a bow are ready for giving! Baskets for all ages are included in the sale, and each basket sells for the low, low price of just $10. Proceeds support the library.
Addison Switchboard Gift TreesNov. 1–30 (books); Nov. 16–Dec. 8 (gifts)
Look for the book gift tree in the children’s library. Take from the tree a leaf listing the age of a child and bring it back with a new book to give to that child by Nov. 30.
From Nov. 16 until Dec. 8, we’ll have a second tree up with gift tags for needy chil-dren. Take a gift tag with a child’s informa-tion from the tree, and return the tag with a gift for that child. The Addison Switchboard will distribute these gifts to children in Ad-dison. Bring your gift in by Sun., Dec. 8.
Please register for programs online or by calling (630) 458–3320.
Understanding Social SecurityWed., Nov. 6, 7–8:15
A representative from Bentron Financial Group will help Social Security newcom-ers—as well as current and future partici-pants—understand the system. They’ll go W^MZ� JMVMÅ\[�� \I`M[�� IVL� _WZSQVO� \PZW]OP�retirement, and they’ll also take questions.
Navigating “Obamacare” I:Intro to the Affordable Care ActWed., Nov. 13, 6:30–9
As the nation’s new health insurance law rolls out this autumn, make sure you under-[\IVL�PW_�Q\�_WZS[�IVL�PW_�Q\�UQOP\�IٺMK\�you. Representatives from the Campaign for Better Healthcare will help walk us through LQٺMZMV\�XIZ\[�WN �\PM�TI_��(This program is repeated in Spanish on Nov. 18 at 6:30.)
Navigating “Obamacare” III:Enrolling in the ExchangesMon., Nov. 25, 6:30–9
If you decide to register in the new insur-ance exchange, do it in our computer lab, where we’ll have help available in English and Spanish. We can’t tell you which plan is right for you, but we’ll help you make sense of the website.
Holiday Barbershop Concert &Patron Appreciation SocialThurs., Dec. 5, 7–8:30
The Village Vocal Chords are an interna-tionally-recognized women’s barbershop OZW]X�JI[ML�QV�+PQKIOWTIVL��<PMa¼TT�SQKS�Wٺ�our Christmas social with a 30-minute con-cert, to be followed by chatting over cookies and a hot chocolate and apple cider bar.
“Get to Know Your Library” ToursSat., Dec. 7, 11–2
Worried you’re not tapping into all the re-[W]ZKM[� _M� PI^M� \W� WٺMZ'� ?M¼TT� JM� OQ^QVO�tours and serving refreshments to anyone hoping to get more out of their library!
Meet Jane AustenSun., Dec. 15, 2–3
Okay… It may not be the real thing, but impersonator Debra Miller—winner of the Best Actress award at the Chicago Indie Film Fest—will have you convinced!
Arrange a Holiday CenterpieceTues., Dec. 17, 7–8:45$17 tickets at the Adult Services desk
<PM� TQJZIZa¼[� NI^WZQ\M�ÆWZQ[\� ZM\]ZV[� \W�PMTX�us arrange beautiful holiday centerpieces that will still be fresh on Christmas. Sign up [WWV#�[XIKM�ÅTT[�NI[\�*ZQVO�XZ]VQVO�[KQ[[WZ[�QN �you have them.
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Tues., Dec. 3, 7–8The Shoemaker’s WifeAdriana Trigiani
Tues., Jan. 7, 7–8Born to Run: A Hidden Tribe, Superathletes& the Greatest Race the World Has Never SeenChristopher McDougall
The library’s book club meets monthly to discuss books in every conceivable genre.
Between the LinesThe third Monday of each monthMeets at the Addison Park District
Mon., Nov. 18, 10–11The Time Traveler’s Wife)Ua�6QٺMVMOOMZ
Mon., Dec. 16, 10–11Unbroken: A World War II Airman’s Story of Survival, Resilience, and RedemptionLaura Hildenbrand
Mon., Jan. 20, 10–11Snow Flower and the Secret FanLisa See
We partnered with the Active Adult Senior Club to form this book club. Sign up and check the books out at the Park District.
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Holiday Tech ExtravaganzaTues., Nov. 19, 7–8:30
We’ll be talking about the hottest tech toys to consider buying during the holiday shopping season. We’ll have hands-on demos for some tablets, phones, and computers, and we’ll go over other gadgets as well. These delightful devices might make someone very happy this Christmas!
PhotobookFri., Nov. 22, 10–11:30
Learn how to take your digital photos, put them online, and have them bound into a beautiful book. These books make great (and inexpensive) Christmas gifts!
Intro to MacsTues., Dec. 3, 7–8:30
Thinking about buying an Apple computer this Christmas? Discover the similarities and LQٺMZMVKM[�JM\_MMV�5IK[�IVL�8+[¸IVL�\Za�some Macs out yourself—before you make your decision.
Incredible AppslTues., Dec. 10, 7–8:30
Have a smartphone and no clue what to do with it? We’ll go over some amazing apps you can load onto your iPhone or Android phone—most of them free—to get the most out of your device.
Last-Minute Christmas Cards!Thurs., Dec. 12, 7–8:30
=P�WP°�AW]�X]\�Wٺ�LWQVO�aW]Z�+PZQ[\UI[�card again. Not to worry—We’ll go over some quick and free ways to touch up your family photo and some easy ways to get them printed and sent out before it’s too late!
One-on-One Tech HelpBy appointment
Make a one-on-one appointment with our Digital Services Coordinator Jack Bower to solve your tech dilemma. Call (630) 458–3354 or email [email protected] to make an appointment.
Fb\khlh_m�H_Û\^�L^kb^lSept. 12–Oct. 11When Thurs. classes repeat on Fri., the classes cover the same material.
Intro to WordThurs., Nov. 7, 7–8:30Fri., Nov. 8, 10–11:30
Advanced WordThurs., Nov. 14, 7–8:30Fri., Nov. 15, 10–11:30
PowerPointThurs., Nov. 21, 7–8:30
ExcelThurs., Dec. 5, 7–8:30Fri., Dec. 6, 10–11:30
Learn the basics of the world’s most popu-lar word-processing, number-crunching, and presentation-making software suite from the librarians who answer patrons’ questions on Q\�M^MZa�LIa��8ZWÅKQMVKa�QV�7ٻKM�Q[�I�XZMZMY-uisite for many jobs, and no matter who you IZM��aW]�KW]TL�XZWJIJTa�JMVMÅ\�QV�[WUM�_Ia�from knowing it better!
New in the Creative StudioBy appointment
Have you visited our new creative studio yet? The private room contains an iMac computer loaded with professional and con-sumer creative software programs like Pho-toshop, Illustrator, InDesign, and Apple’s award-winning suite of digital media apps (GarageBand, iMovie, and iPhoto).
We also provide a batch photo scanner that can digitize a hundreds of photos in mere minutes and a VHS-to-digital video convert-er to the lab so that you can back up precious family videos.
Our keyboard and microphone make the Creative Studio the perfect place to demo or edit your next album, and our green screen and cameras, ready to be checked out and taken home, will help you produce the next OZMI\�)UMZQKIV�ÅTU�
If all this intrigues you, call us and reserve the room! If you’re overwhelmed, you can schedule a tutorial with our digital services coordinator, Jack.
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Free Yoga ClassMon., Nov. 11, 7–8Thurs., Dec. 19, 7–8
Park district instructor Sue Falco will stop Ja�\PM�TQJZIZa�\W�WٺMZ�NZMM��JI[QK�aWOI�KTI[[M[�appropriate for people of all ages. Learn to relax during this often-stressful season!
Craft ClubThe third Monday of each monthMon., Nov. 18, 7–8:30Mon., Dec. 16, 7–8:30
They knit, they quilt, they sew—You name it, they can do it! Join this crafty crew to cre-I\M�IVL�KWV^MZ[M��*ZQVO�I�=.7��]VÅVQ[PML�WJRMK\��\W�_WZS�WV�IVL�I�XZWRMK\�\W�[PW_�Wٺ
Movie ClubUsually the last Monday of each month
Mon., Nov. 25, 1–2:30 & 7–8:30*TIKSÅ[P (2013)PG-13; Documentary
Mon., Dec. 30, 1–3 & 7–9The Place Beyond the Pines (2012)R; Crime/Drama
Free Zumba ClassTues., Nov. 26, 7–8
Addison Park District instructor Gabbi Fre-schini is bringing loud music and energetic dancing to the library yet again for anyone who wants to get some exercise—and make room for Thursday’s turkey!
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Talk politics with your friends on the other side of the aisle! This club reads and discuss-es a few articles on a given topic each month. Pick up the articles at the Adult Services desk or download them from our website about two weeks before the meeting.
MORE ADULT PROGRAMS
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TEEN PROGRAMS
Teen Advisory GroupThese monthly groups test new programs, choose events, and work together on group videos and other projects.
Grades 6-8Thurs., Nov. 7, 3:30–4:30Thurs., Dec. 5, 3:30–4:30
Grades 9-12Wed., Nov. 5, 4–5Tues., Dec. 3, 4–5
Open Mic NightThurs., Nov. 21, 7–8:30Thurs., Dec. 12, 7–8:30
Singers, poets, comedians, writers, musicians: Everyone is welcome to share something at our monthly open mic night.
TEEN BOOK CLUB
We’ll start by talking about these amazing books, but the conversation has a tendency to wander. Snacks are provided and copies of the books are available at the teen desk even if you don’t have a library card.
?WVLMZ[PW_Grades 6-8: Wed., Nov. 20, 3:30–4:30Grades 9-12: Thurs., Nov. 21, 4–5
<PM�3VQNM�WN �6M^MZ�4M\\QVO�/WGrades 6-8: Wed., Dec. 18, 3:30–4:30
-TMIVWZ���8IZSGrades 9–12: Thurs., Dec. 19, 4–5
FILM CLUB
PaZm�l�>Zmbg`�@be[^km�@kZi^Thurs., Nov. 14, 6–8; PG-13
Leonardo DiCaprio and Johnny Depp star QV�\PQ[�]VQY]M�ÅTU�IJW]\�\PM�JWVL[�WN �NIUQTa��
I^^�P^^�l�;b`�:]o^gmnk^Wed., Dec. 18, 7–9; PG
,QL�aW]�SVW_�\PQ[�Q[�\PM�ÅZ[\�ÅTU�Ja�LQZMK\WZ�Tim Burton, creator of The Nightmare Before Christmas and Alice in Wonderland? Find out UWZM�_PMV�ÅTU�PQ[\WZa�QV[\Z]K\WZ�:IaUWVL�Benson introduces this surprisingly dark and delightful adventure. Pizza and drinks provided.
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Website DesignTues., Nov. 12, 7–8:30Registration required
Meet a professional designer and learn how to build your own site. No previous knowledge or experience necessary, but registration is required.
Cyber War GamesWed., Dec. 11, 7–8:30Sat., Dec. 14, 11–4Registration required
8TIa� I� ^QZ\]IT� OIUM� WN � KIX\]ZM� \PM� ÆIO� Ja�hacking into other teams’ networks. In this two-part program, a real network security professional will teach us the techniques that the FBI uses to train their cyber team. Learn the skills at Wednesday’s meeting and then compete with your team on Saturday.
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Monogram MugsSat., Nov. 9, noon
Personalize a cup for yourself or someone special at our monthly craft.
Upcycle Gift WrapSat., Nov. 30th, noon
We’ll show you how you can use old magazines, cardboard, and yarn to create beautiful and inexpensive wrapping for any kind of gift.
Teens can register for programs at the Teen Services desk, by visiting our website, or by calling (630) 458–3319. All programs are free. Teens are also welcome to attend adult programs listed on the previous pages.
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Registration begins Sat., Jan. 11 Addison Public Library card required.
Begin with Books Classes Birth–35 months w/ an adultTues. 1/21, 1/28, 2/4, 2/11, 10-10:30 OR Wed. 1/22, 1/29, 2/5, 2/12, 10–10:30 OR Thurs. 1/23, 1/30, 2/6, 2/13, 11–11:30
In this parent-child story time, we emphasize helping babies and toddlers develop early literacy skills through the use of stories, rhymes, music, and play. Time to play with our special story time toys is included.
Preschool Story Classes3–5 yearsWed.: 1/22, 1/29, 2/5, 2/12 10–10:30OR Thurs. 1/23, 1/30, 2/6, 2/13 11–11:30
Preschool children have fun and develop ear-ly reading readiness in this story time, which includes books, rhymes, music, and games. To accommodate families with children of LQٺMZMV\�IOM[��\PQ[�[\WZa\QUM�Q[�PMTL�[QU]T\I-neously with Begin with Books.
FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT
Into the JungleSat., Nov. 16, 2–3 Registration begins Sat., Nov. 2All ages w/ an adult
Come and discover the world of the jungle-- home of lions, tigers, monkeys, parrots, and so many other amazing and exotic creatures! We will read stories, play games, and make crafts.
Snowy Stories and Jingle BellsWed., Dec. 4, 7–8 Registration begins Nov. 23All ages w/ an adult
The winter holidays are almost here! Come join us for our annual party as we build or-naments to decorate the Children’s Library. We’ll also enjoy stories, games, and snacks.
Glamour Girl Tea PartySat., Dec. 7, 2–3:30 Registration begins Nov. 23Girls of all ages w/ an adult
Dress up in your Glamour Girl Best for this year’s annual holiday tea party. Girls with their mothers, aunts, grandmothers, or spe-cial adult friend will enjoy tea and cookies, stories, games, crafts, and all sorts of other glamorous fun!
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REGISTRATION INFO
Programs are for children from birth \PZW]OP�OZILM�Å^M�]VTM[[�W\PMZ_Q[M�[XMKQÅML�
A valid Addison Public Library card is required.
To register for ticketed programs, call (630) 458–3338 or stop by the Ask Here Desk in Children’s.
To register for all other programs, call, stop by, or visit us online. (Our events calendar is at www.addisonlibrary.org/events.aspx)
Tickets or registration guarantees admit-tance only until the time of the event.
Standby attendance tickets will be dis-tributed 15 minutes before a program JMOQV[�WV�I�ÅZ[\�KWUM��ÅZ[\�[MZ^ML�JI[Q[��These tickets are only valid if space is available.
CONTACT
Main line:(630) 543–3617
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LZgmZ�l�Lmhkb^lWed., Dec. 18, 10–11 Registration begins Sat., Dec. 7Children 5 and under w/ an adult
Join us for a fun morning of stories, games, and a craft all centered on one of our favor-ite holiday visitors… Santa! Don’t be naugh-ty, be sure to be nice, and perhaps there will be a visit from the man himself.
LEGO Movie PartySat., Jan. 25, 2–3 Registration begins Jan. 11All ages w/ an adult
A new LEGO movie is coming out in the-aters soon. Join us at the library for a special event to celebrate its release. One lucky child will win a $10 gift card to Marcus Theaters!
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Ma^�PbsZk]�l�:iik^gmb\^�Wed., Nov. 13, 7–7:45 Tickets available beginning Nov. 2All ages w/ an adult
As the story unfolds in this theatrical pro-duction, apprentice Harriet Peabody learns much more than feats of magic and wizard-ry. As she is guided by Willard the Wizard of Wisdom, she discovers that the greatest secret to magic and life is developing good reading skills. Aided by the Dewey Decimal system, a magical bookmark, and a bit of historical knowledge, Harriet triumphs over the naughty wizard Lotar. Astounding feats of magic such as the Broom Suspension en-thrall and excite all ages in this colorful and fast paced whirlwind of wizardry.
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Young Monets Art ClassFor students in grades 1–5
Stories, games, and activities focus on art and artists. Children create their own art based on a variety of artists’ styles and an assortment of art medias.
Miniature ArtWed., Nov. 6, 4–5 Registration begins Sat., Oct. 26
We will create miniature art for miniature easels and artist trading cards.
Holiday GiftWed., Dec. 4, 4–5 Registration begins Sat., Nov. 23
Participants will create special art to give for a holiday gift.
Ready ReadersFor students in grades 1–2
Children will learn to enjoy reading and improve their skills. Each session includes stories, reading games, and crafts based on a book that participants will be able to take home to keep!
1�IU�\PM�<]ZSMaby Michele SpirnThurs., Nov. 21, 4–5Registration begins Sat., Nov. 9
Our title this month is set at Thanksgiving. Mark does not want to play the turkey in the second grade Thanksgiving play, but he ends up saving the day.
1\¼[�+PZQ[\UI[by Jack PrelutskyThurs., Dec. 12, 4–5 Registration begins Sat., Nov. 30
Our title this month is a collection of poems about the holiday by the popular
author Jack Prelutsky, best known for his poetry collections, including The New Kid on the Block.
Book-a-ManiaFor students in grades 3–5
<PIVS[OQ^QVO�<PQMNby Carolyn KeeneThurs., Nov. 14, 4–5Registration begins Sat., Nov. 2
As Thanksgiving food around town starts to disappear, the Clue Crew realizes that someone is trying to destroy the holiday! Read along to see if they can catch these birdbrained bandits—or if Thanksgiving
dinner will be a recipe for disaster.
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by Jon ScieszkaThurs., Dec. 5, 4–5Registration begins Sat., Nov. 23
Joe receives a magic book for his birthday present from his uncle. Joe, Fred, and Sam are transported to a time when evil knights, ÅZM�JZMI\PQVO� LZIOWV[�� IVL� ^QTM�[UMTTQVO�giants roamed the land. This title is a 2014 Bluestem Book Award Nominee.
January Book TBA Thurs., Jan. 9, 4–5Registration begins Dec. 28
1-on-1 Computer TutoringFor students in grades 2–5By appointment only: Mon./Wed., 2–2:45, 3–3:45, 6–6:45, 7–7:45Select Sat., 11–11:45
Whether you want to learn more about the computer or you have a big assignment that you need help with, we’re here to help! Just call to schedule an appointment and let us know what you would like to learn.
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Family Reading NightThurs., Nov. 21
Children in families who read together be-come better readers with larger vocabular-ies and better comprehension—and it’s fun! Family Reading Night celebrates the joy of reading together. Come in and choose books to read together at home or right here at the library!
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;VW_ÆISM� :MILQVO�� I� _QV\MZ� ZMILQVO� XZW-gram for children, will run from December 14 until February 15. During that time, chil-LZMV�NZWU�JQZ\P�\PZW]OP�ÅN\P�OZILM�R][\�VMML�to read a book or have a book read to them, and then come to the Children’s Ask Here desk. Children will tell us the book they read, and then we will put the children’s names on [VW_ÆISM�KTQVO[�IVL�PIVO�\PM�KTQVO[�WV�W]Z�windows for all to see. We’ll also enter partic-ipating children in a drawing to win prizes, IVL�\PMa¼TT�JM�OQ^MV�[VW_ÆISM�KTQVO[�\W�\ISM�home and put on their windows. One snow-ÆISM�IVL�LZI_QVO�MV\Za�XMZ�KPQTL�
Drop-In Make-and-Take CraftsWed., Nov. 13, 10:30–11 OR Thurs., Nov. 14, 11:30–12Passes are distributed after story classChildren 5 and under w/ an adult.
Most crafts can be completed in 10–20 min. Space is limited. Bilingual SpanishDrop-In Play-to-LearnWed. Nov. 20, 10–11 OR 11–12Passes are distributed 15 min. before each session beginsPreschool-aged children w/ an adult
The DuPage Children’s Museum is tak-ing exhibits on the road! The library and \PM�5][M]U�PI^M�KWUM�\WOM\PMZ� \W�WٺMZ�I�wonderful program that focuses on play and learning. Children will engage in an inter-active story while adults learn how to share math, art and science concepts with pre-schoolers in a fun and easy way. Together, children and caregivers will enjoy portable exhibits and hands-on projects that can be done right in the home!
Drop-In BingoMon., Nov. 25, 11–noonPasses are distributed 15 min. before program start timeAll ages w/ an adult
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Drop-In LEGOsSat., Nov. 30, 2–3 Mon., Dec. 30, 2–3 All ages w/ an adult
Come to the library to build with LEGOs. We’ll also have stories related to the theme of the month. Please do not bring your own LEGOs’ we have plenty here to share.
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La biblioteca y El Museo de los Niños de DuPage se han unido para ofrecer un mara-villoso programa que se centra en los juegos y el aprendizaje. Los niños participarán en una historia interactiva mientras que los adultos aprenden a compartir conceptos de matemáticas, arte y ciencia con niños de una manera divertida y fácil.
¡Feliz Navidad!Sábado 14 de Diciembre, 2–3Regístrese a partir del 30 de NoviembreNiños deben ser acompañados por un adulto
Es diciembre, esto quiere decir que ya mero llega Navidad. Vengan a celebrar Navidad con cuentos, juegos y haremos adornos para sus árboles de Navidad. Cada niño recibirá algo especial. Vengan a la biblioteca y diviér-tanse. Para todas las edades, niños menores de 10 años deben venir acompañados por un adulto.
Los Tres Reyes MagosSábado, 4 de Enero, 2–3 Registrarse a partir del sábado 21 de Diciembre
-V�TI�VWKPM�LMT���LM�MVMZW��TI[�ÅO]ZI[�LM�TW[�Reyes Magos se ponen en la natividad. Antes de irse a la cama de los niños colocan sus zapatos viejos debajo de su cama, donde los Reyes Magos les dejan sus regalos. Vengan a celebrar este día especial con cuentos de los reyes, juegos y haremos manualidades. ¡Ven-ga y diviértase! Para todas las edades, niños menores de 10 años deben venir acompaña-dos por un adulto
OTHER LIBRARY NEWS
Display Your Collection Here!
Display cases in the library can be reserved for showcasing personal collections. Some of the displays we’ve shown in the past have included tea pots, baseball memorabilia, handcrafted artwork, travel souvenirs, doll-house furniture, needlework, Little Golden Books, and even international currency. To arrange to display your collection, contact John Kokoris at (630) 458–3303.
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The library closes early the day before Thanksgiving (at 5:00) and remains closed through Thanksgiving. We open back up as usual the next day—please, no Black Fri-day-style rioting in the lobby! We’ll be closed on Fri., Dec. 13 for our winter training day, and we’ll be closed on Christmas Eve, Christmas, New Year’s Eve, and New Year’s Day as well. We’ll be open as usual every other day this winter.
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Annual Gift Basket SaleBegins Nov. 4; sells out fast!
New or like-new books and other items placed in gift baskets and shrink-wrapped with a bow are ready for giving! Baskets for all ages are included in the sale, and each
basket sells for the low, low price of just $10. Proceeds support the library.
Book Sale
The Friends need gently used books for their sales. Bring donations to the Friends’ book bin by the Continuous Book Sale shelves. Large donations should be brought to the Ask Here desk in the Children’s Library. Textbooks, Magazines, Reader’s Digest books, encyclopedias, CDs, DVDs, cassettes, videotapes, and musty or damaged materials are not accepted at this time.
Honor Someone Special
“Grand Openings,” created by Artist Greg-ory Grove, is a major piece of art in our li-brary. This sculptural collection of 30 books, TQ\�ÅJMZ�WX\QKITTa�IVL�P]VO�NZWU�\PM�[MKWVL�ÆWWZ�KMQTQVO��KZMI\Q^MTa�LMXQK\[�\PM�[]JRMK\[�WN �each book rising from the pages. The Friends of the Library sell the book sculptures ($1,500 each) as a fundraiser for the library. While the sculptures stay in the library, the name of the purchaser or the person they wish to honor is listed on a plaque on the donor wall outside the Meeting Room. The available sculptures are also listed on the do-nor wall. For information on purchasing a sculpture to honor someone special, contact Mary Marshall, Friends of the Library liai-son, at (630) 458–3332.
Join the Friends!
You must like the library a lot if you’ve made it all the way to the end of page ten of our newsletter. Take your local library love to the next level by joining the Friends of the Addison Public Library. Through their fund-raising activities, the Friends donate to the library for special programs and needs. This year, the Friends donated $3,000 to help fund the Creative Studio. If you would like to be a member of the Friends of the Library and support the Addison Public Library, pick up a membership form next time you’re here. Their next meeting is Wed., Nov. 20, at 7 pm, if you’d like to meet some of our fabulous friends—it’s open to current and prospective members alike!
THANK YOU!
Kiwanis Health Fair Participants
We owe a large debt of gratitude to Adventist GlenOaks Hospital, A to Z Pediatric Health-care, Dr. Keji Akin’s Pediatric & Adolescent Healthy Lifestyle Center, Wohl Eye Center, State Rep. Kathleen Willis, the Addison Fire Protection District, Kumon Learning Cen-ter, BMO Harris Bank, and Loya Dental. These healthcare professionals got together with the Addison Kiwanis Club to provide health screenings and information to 110 parents and children this fall.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Lisa Knauf, PresidentSandra Super, Vice PresidentRobert J. Kepka, TreasurerKathi Reed, SecretaryLinda Durec, TrusteeMarianne Fotopoulos, TrusteeJ. Thomas Willis, Trustee
LIBRARY ADMINISTRATION
Mary Medjo Me Zengue, DirectorMary Marshall, Assistant Director/Children’s ServicesUma Mirmira, Adult ServicesYabin Liu, Information TechnologyBrooke Sievers, Materials ManagementDianne Ludwig, Guest ServicesJohn Kokoris, PR Coordinator
MEETINGS
Board, Nov. 19, 7:30 pm
Friends of the Library, Nov. 20, 7 pm
Board, Dec. 17, 7:30 pm
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