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Winter Craft MarketSaturday, December 39-2 pmShop local for the holidays at our Winter Craft Market! The library is the perfect place to shop for last minute gifts, stocking stuffers, handmade jewelry, housewares, art and lots more. We welcome vendors who have created of a variety of handmade products including jewelry, housewares, toys, perfume and more. A $10 non-refundable fee reserves your selling space and is payable when you reserve your spot. You must provide your own table. Applications can be picked up at the Reference Desk. Application deadline is November 1st

Public Library DistrictGlenwood-Lynwood

September - November Fall 2016

Food for Fines Help our community residents while reducing/eliminating your fines! Bring in your non-perishable food items from November 1-December 17 to earn $1 in fine credit for each item donated. The credit cannot be used at other libraries, or for lost or damaged items. Collected food will be donated to a local pantry. No expired food please! Ramen noodles are 4 packages/dollar credit (limit 24).

New Pier DedicationSaturday October 1511 amPlease join us as we dedicate the new library pier, which was built this summer to enhance the library’s outside space for patrons to enjoy. The pier will be dedicated in memoriam of Dennis Marlow, recently deceased former library trustee. Trustee Marlow served on the library board for 12 years and was an avid library user and supporter. He was especially proud of being able to bring the new library to the residents of Glenwood and Lynwood and loved the setting and outdoor spaces of the library.

Holiday Spectacular Thursday, December 16:30 - 8 pmRing in the 2016 holiday season at the 7th annual Holiday Spectacular! There will be Christmas carols by local students, refreshments, and a special visit by the jolly one himself! Parents must bring their own camera for holiday photos.

Home Delivery ServiceGlenwood-Lynwood Public Library provides Home Delivery Service to the residents of Glenwood and Lynwood who cannot visit the library due to• Short term or long term illnesses• Seniors that no longer drive• Physically challenged• Visually impairedIf you, a family member or a friend would be interested in receiving Home Delivery Service, please contact Sheila Adams at 708-758-0090 or email us at outreach@glpld.org.

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Library Card Sign up Month Photo Booth Contest Month of SeptemberSeptember is Library Card Sign Up Month! You could win a $50 gift card by sharing a proof of you and your family at our iPad photo booth station in the library. Make sure your photo shows the smartest card of all…your library card!

Show Us Your Shelfie! Log on to Facebook or Instagram and share a pic of you with your favorite book or your personal book collection. Use the hashtag #GLPLshelfie and you could win a prize!

Movie on the LawnThursday, September 87:45 pmBring a lawn chair or blanket and join us to watch The Angry Birds Movie while making great memories with friends and family outdoors! We will have free popcorn; candy will be available to purchase from the Friends of the Library.

Fall Family CampfireTuesday, October 11th 7-8 pmBring your camp chairs and marshmallow sticks for a fun evening of hiking, campfire songs, stories and, of course, s’mores! Refreshments and s’mores ingredients provided. Dress warm!

Candy Apple Making ClassThursday, October 136-7:30 pmGet in the mood for autumn by learning how to make candy apples, just in time for Halloween. You’ll choose your candy coating and a topping from the topping bar. Children 8 and under MUST be accompanied with an adult. Limit 25. Advance registration required.

Storybook Pumpkin ContestOctober 20-October 31The library is getting into the fall spirit again this year by having another storybook pumpkin decorating contest. Patrons are invited to decorate a pumpkin like their favorite book character. It’s easy and fun for the whole family! Patrons may bring in a decorated pumpkin to the library and enter it into our contest October 20th -30th. All entries must be received by close at 5 p.m. October 30th. Patrons can vote for their favorite pumpkin from October 24th to October 30th. Winners will be contacted on October 31st. ABSOLUTELY NO CARVED PUMPKINS!

Halloween BashFriday, October 21 6-8 pmThe Glenwood-Lynwood Public Library would like to invite you to our annual Halloween Bash! This Community event offers a safe alternative to traditional trick or treat events and provides entertainment and fun for the whole family. We will have trunk or treating, costume contests for kids, crafts, games and much more. The entire area community is welcome to attend this FREE kid-friendly event, and all are encouraged to dress in costume.

All Ages

Brown Bag Book Discussion2nd Tuesday of the month1-2 pmBooks in this discussion group range across genre and temperament. Join this patron directed group to experience books you may otherwise miss!September 13 Safe House by Chris EwanOctober 11 The Gap Year by Sarah BirdNovember 8 The Light Between Oceans by M. L. Stedman

Forever Young Adult Book Discussion2nd Tuesday of the month6-7 pmAre you a grown up or close to being a grown up, but you still enjoy a great Young Adult novel? Join us as we read this diverse genre and discuss these fantastic books. September 13 Okay for Now by Gary D. SchmidtOctober 11 Ready Player One by Ernest ClineNovember 8 All the Bright Places by Jennifer Niven

Indigo Book Discussion4th Saturday of the month3-4 pmOur discussion group brings mature readers together to discuss a variety of genres primarily written by African American authors. We engage in lively discussions by sharing, listening and expanding our reader’s experience on a wide range of topics.September 24 Who Asked You by Terry McMillanOctober 22 Charcoal Joe by Walter MosleyNovember 25 Underground Railroad by Colson Whitehead

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Family Turkey BowlFriday, November 186-8 pmWhat could be more unique than bowling a frozen turkey at bowling pins and in the library in honor of the Thanksgiving holiday? Nothing! It is a lot harder than it looks and makes for some good fun! A festive pie-eating contest and a silly turkey call contest will also be on the schedule for the night. Shake your tail feathers down to the library for some holiday family fun! Prizes will be awarded to the bowling champ winners, pie eating contest winner and the team with the best homemade team bowling shirts! Team registration is required. Limited to 8 teams of 4. Ages 4 and up. Younger children are welcome, but will not be able to participate in the competition.

Veteran Gratitude LettersNovember 1-11Help celebrate Veterans’ Day by telling a veteran how much you appreciate his/her service to our country. Community members may bring in completed thank you letters or write them in the library. All letters will be forwarded to Operation Gratitude.

Library Coloring NightWednesday, November 96:30-7:30 pmWe have a coloring program that is perfect for children AND adults. Children will watch a movie in Kidzone and have a colorful-good time while adults have a calming evening of color, filled with relaxing music. We will provide coloring pages and the supplies you need to bring your artwork to life. Advanced registration required. Limit 15.

Fall Chili Cook-offSaturday, November 12Entries must arrive by NoonIf you have a favorite or awesome secret chili recipe, then we are looking for you! Enter your special chili recipe for a chance to be our 2016 Chili Champion. Patrons are invited to come into the Library at 12:15pm to sample and vote for their favorite entry. Advanced registration required. Official rules and entry form available at the Reference desk beginning October 24, 2016.

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We Love Books & Art1st Thursday of the Month, September 1, October 6, & November 36-7 pmEach month we will feature fun art projects inspired by the stories and illustrations in classic picture books. Projects use a variety of mediums – paint, clay, collage, chalk, pastels, watercolor and paper – an exciting way to further explore popular and classic children’s books. New art materials each month, so dress for a mess! Grades PreK-3.

WEE Read Evening Storytime1st and 3rd Thursdays, September-November7-7:30 pmWe will explore fun through literacy, math and art activities. Our activities are designed to enrich and motivate youngsters to reach their full potential. Grades PreK-2.

Happy 100th Birthday, Roald DahlTuesday, September 137-8 pmJoin us to celebrate a beloved author in a fabulous way! Our celebration will include some of Dahl’s classic stories, refreshments, crafts, and more. Grades PreK-5.

Keep on WritingWednesdays, September 14-November 163:30-5 pmBecause schools have deleted cursive writing from the curriculum, many students have difficulty developing writing skills, signing their names, and reading materials that are written in cursive. Conducted by retired educators, this 10-week program will enable students to have fun developing essays and improving their cursive writing skills. The first session on Wednesday, September 14 will explain the program to parents and students. Grades 3-5. Advance registration required.

!Viva! Mexican Independence Day CelebrationThursday, September 153:45-4:45 pmEnjoy celebrating Mexican Independence with a nacho bar, piñata (weather-permitting), loteria, and music. All ages.

KidSpace

You can find magic wherever you look.Sit back. Relax. All you need is a book!

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Play Doh Play DayFriday, September 163:30-5 pmLet’s get ready to squish, pull, and roll Play-Doh! Play-Doh is a fantastic way for children to practice fine motor, creative, and problem-solving skills, all important for literacy development. Families will learn more about the history and benefits of play doh and pick up recipes for making their very own homemade play dough. Plenty of Play-Doh and sculpting tools will be provided. All ages. Little Scientist StorytimeWednesdays, September 21-November 211-11:30 amJoin us on Thursdays for our Little Scientist story time. During our STEM inspired story time we will explore the world of science through projects, entertaining demonstrations and simple experiments that will ignite children’s natural curiosity. Ages 3-5.

Engineering Mystery Bag ChallengeThursdays, September 22 and 296-7 pmIn our Engineering Mystery Bag Challenge participants will be presented with a bag of identical, mystery materials from which they are challenged to create an object. The first group to finish wins a prize. Grades 1-6.

Girl Scouts2nd and 4th Tuesday beginning September 275:30-6:30 pmThe Glenwood-Lynwood Public Library will be partnering with Troop 65114 to bring a Daisy Girl Scout Troop to our neighborhood. At each meeting, the girls will work on crafts and activities that will allow them to earn their Daisy flower petals and allow them to bridge over to Brownies in the spring. We will also participate in some local events sponsored the Greater Chicago and Northwest Indiana Council. Grade 1 only. Registration with Girl Scouts required. Spaces are limited.

The Great Pumpkin HuntThursday, October 277:30-8:30 pmWander through the library’s trail in search of fall’s most popular color, orange! Following the hunt, all participants will head indoors for pumpkin decorating. Refreshments will be served. Please dress warm and bring a flashlight! Grades Pre K -3. Limit 25. Advance registration required.

Diary of a Wimpy Kid Book Release PartyTuesday November 16-7 pmJoin us for geeky gags, nerdy games, and all-around weirdo fun. At the program (on the day of the book’s release), a copy of the book will be awarded to ONE wimpy kid in Grades K-6. Be one of the first to own it! Grades K-6.

Nerf Wars At NightFriday, November 46-10 pm For one night we will use the library as our arena to battle our friends! During Nerf Wars at Night, you will participate in target shooting and other Nerf games. We’ll provide Nerf bullets, dinner and a whole lotta fun! Grades 1-6. Advance registration required as well as a permission slip for each child. Limit 30.

Painting PartyThursday, November 176-7 pmRed, orange, green, and blue, we have some fun in store for you! Come join the fun, and paint away since your masterpiece will be yours to take away. Grades 3-8. Limit 15. Advance registration required.

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Mango LanguagesHave you always wanted to learn another language? Are you taking a foreign language at school and need additional help? Stop by the library Reference Desk and learn to use our language database, Mango. Send us a screen shot to reference@glpld.org or the Glenwood-Lynwood Public Library Facebook page and we’ll give you a special gift!

What’s the Buzz? Current Events for TeensTuesdays, September 6, October 4, November 16-7 pmDo you want to discuss what’s going on in the world? Voice your opinions while keeping yourself well informed. On November 1, you can exercise your persuasive skills during a mock debate. Ages 14-17. Advance registration required.

Teen Sling Bag CraftWednesday, September 216:30-7 pm Join us in making a simple, easy recycled sling bag to carry your everyday items. All you need to bring is an old t-shirt you don’t mind cutting up. Grades 5-12. Advance registration required. Must have a minimum of 5 participants needed to conduct program.

Teen Henna TattoosWednesday, September 147-8 pmCome learn about the intricate design of Mehndi tattoos and make one of your very own! Grades 6-12. Advance registration required.

Teen BonfireThursday, October 67-8:30 pmHey Middle Schoolers and High Schoolers! You are invited to a fun-filled evening around the bonfire! Invite a friend to come along too as we enjoy a great night of roasting marshmallows, playing games, and stargazing. Dress warm! Grades 7-12.

Teen Painting WorkshopWednesday, October 196-7:30 pmCapture the colors of fall on canvas. Meet with us for a fun painting workshop. We’ll find inspiration in great artists’ paintings. All supplies will be provided. Grades 9-12. Advance registration required. Limit 15.

Dia de Los Muertos CraftWednesday, November 26-7 pmDia De Los Muertos is a symbolic celebration in Mexican culture to commemorate those who have passed away. Come celebrate with us. We’ll have refreshments, music, and paint an inspired canvas. Advance registration required. Limit 15.

Teen Smoothie BarWednesday, November 306:30-7:30 pm Hey Teens! What’s better than a smoothie? Come to the library to get healthy recipes and try your hand at making a smoothie of your very own! Advance registration required. Limit 15.

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Get Home Safely—An Open Dialogue with Parents, Teens and the PoliceWednesday, September 217-8:30 pmAs a teen driver or passenger, do you know what to do when you are stopped by the police? Do you know the concerns of police when they interact with you? Parents and teens, take this opportunity to obtain valuable information, hear the Police perspective and establish a dialogue with Glenwood Police Chief, Demetrious Cook. Refreshments will be served. Teens and Adults.

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Bookmobile Schedule

Monday Wednesday Thursday

9:30-10:30 am

10:45-11:45 am

12-1 pm

2-2:45 pm

3-3:45 pm

4:45 pm

5-5:45 pm

10-12 pm

2:45-3:15 pm

3:30-4 pm

4:15-4:45 pm

5-5:30 pm

10-12 pm

2:45-3:15 pm

3:30-4 pm

4:15-4:45 pm

5-5:30 pm

Children’s Place Learning Ctr. Glenwood Senior CtrGlenwood Healthcare Ctr.700 Bruce, GW900 Sunset GWLake Pt. Landing EastLake Pt. Landing West

Hickory Bend SchoolParadise Pk.(Bridge & Elizabeth)Paradise Pk. (Victoria Circle)Paradise Pk. (Jennifer & Valerie)Paradise Pk. (Virgina & US 30)

Hickory Bend SchoolParadise Pk.(Bridge & Elizabeth)Paradise Pk. (Victoria Circle)Paradise Pk. (Jennifer & Valerie)Paradise Pk. (Virgina & US 30)

Dates: Sept. 26, Oct. 17, Nov 7, Nov 28 Dates: Sept. 7, Sept. 28, Oct. 19, Nov 9, Nov 30

Dates: Sept. 8, Sept. 29, Oct. 20, Nov. 10

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Week 1

Monday Wednesday Thursday10-12 pm

2-2:30 pm

2:45-3:15 pm

3:30-4

4:15-4:45 pm

5-5:30 pm

9:30-10:30 am

3:15-4:15 pm

4:30-5:15 pm

10-11

11:15-12 pm

1-1:45

3:15-4:15 pm

4:30-5:15 pm

Sandridge SchoolAlpine (Linda & Colleen)Alpine (Linda & Guest Pkg)Alpine (Arbor Ct @ Glarus)Alpine (Rec Ctr)Alpine E (Duke & Todd Terrace

Safari Life ChildcareLove & Learn Daycare198th & Terrace

Little ScholarsForest Fieldhouse, GWWendys Parking LotM&M Daycard, LW 207th & Sandridge

Dates: Sept 12, Oct. 3, Oct. 24, Nov 14 Dates: Sept. 14, Oct. 5, Oct. 26, Nov 16 Dates: Sept. 15, Oct. 6, Oct. 27, Nov 7

Week 3Monday Wednesday Thursday

10-11:30 am

2:45-3:15 pm

3:30-4 pm

4:15-4:45 pm

5-5:30 pm

10-11:30 am3:15-4:15 pm4:30-5:15 pm

10:30-11:30 am3:14-5:15 pm

Brookwood Jr.Linway (Rec Ctr @ Douglas Ct)Linway (Ellen @ Fredrick Ct)Linway (Rec Ctr @ Patrick) Linway (Penny @ Benjamin)

Brookwood MiddleFirst Steps DaycareAmbry Estates

M&M Daycare, GWGlenwood School

Dates: Sept. 19, Oct. 10, Oct. 31, Nov 21

Sept. 10 Oct. 8, Nov 12

Dates: Sept. 21, Oct. 12, Nov. 2, Nov 23 Dates: Sept. 1, Sept 22, Oct 13, Nov 3

Sept.-Nov 2016

Saturday10-10:45 am

11-11:45 am

12-12:45 pm

1-1:45 pm

2-2:45 pm

Hickory Glen ParkBurger King Parking LotSonstead Park, LWWellington Cout Park, LWLakeview Park

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Adults In the Loop Crochet and Knitting ClassSaturdays, September 10, October 8 and November 122-4 pmBack by popular demand! Always wanted to knit or crochet but never got around to it? Blanca Delgado will help you learn the essentials and get ideas for or help with projects. Attendees should bring their own needles and yarn. Some supplies are available for purchase. Advance registration required.

SNAP Application AssistanceWednesday, September 144-6 pmIs money tight for groceries? You may qualify for SNAP, also known as food stamps or the Link card. Representatives from Greater Chicago Food Depository will be available to help families determine if they qualify and assist with filling out a confidential SNAP application. Appointments are taken on a first-come, first-served basis. No documents are required, but you should be able to state your income and basic expenses. Se habla español.

Scrabble TournamentSaturday, September 1710-12 pmStop in this fall and play in our Scrabble tournament! Winner gets a gift card. Advance registration required.

Bid Whist Thursdays2nd Thursdays, September 8, October 13, and November 107-8:30 pmUptown, Downtown, No-trump. If these terms sound familiar and you can play Bid Whist, come to the library and test your skills against other players in the community. Limit 12.

Soul Line Dancing2-6 week sessionsSession 1: Monday, September 12-October 17, 6:30-7:30pmSession 2: Thursday, October 6-November 10, 10-11 amDouble your pleasure, double your fun! We’ve scheduled 2 line dancing sessions for those who like their fun during the day or prefer to get their “move on” at night. Soul Line Dancing combines exercise with R&B music and is great for adults of all ages. Bring a water bottle and come dressed and ready to work out. Registration is ½ hour before the start of each class. Limit 25 per class.

Bid Whist for BeginnersThursdays, September 15-October 67:30-8:30 pmHave you always wanted to learn to play Bid Whist? Are you tired of being left out at family gatherings because you never learned? Our instructor will teach you the basics during this 4 week session. Advance registration required.

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Michigan Wine TourSaturday, October 87 am - 6 pm Enjoy nature’s breathtaking fall colors on the way to visit four vineyards and wineries on Michigan’s Wine Trail. Tastings at each stop, as well as a glass to keep, are included. Most of the wineries have snacks and time to enjoy a glass of wine outside on the deck and/or terrace. Some wineries have an added attraction such as vodka tasting, beer barn, local produce for purchase and gift shops. Boxed Lunches will be provided. Registration deadline is October 1st. MUST BE 21 YEARS OF AGE TO ATTEND(Please bring valid ID). $60 per person. CASH ONLY. Limit 20. Trip Refund Policy: No refund will be given for any trip unless there is a waiting list and you or the library can find a substitute for your reservation. A $10 administrative fee will be assessed.

Adult Painting WorkshopWednesday, October 56:30-8 pmCapture the colors of fall on canvas. Meet with us for a fun painting workshop. We’ll find inspiration in great artists’ paintings. All supplies will be provided. Advanced registration required. Limit 15.

Balanced Nutrition for Active WomenMonday, October 107-8 pmAre you a working mom, stay home mom, caretaker, wife, active grandmother or aunt? Dietician Kathyn Lipari from Community Hospital will share how we can maintain nutritional balance. Advance registration required.

Tai Chi Qi Gong--Stress and Pain Reduction for Adults and SeniorsSaturday, September 24 and October 112-1:30 pmThe Tai Chi techniques presented by Be Fit Be New4 Life instructor, Brian Thompson will focus on stress and pain management. The techniques are natural and therapeutic- like for gentle relief of arthritic and mobility problems for seniors and adults. Advance registration required.

Senior Lunch and Learn SeriesFridays, September 30, October 28 and November 2511 am-12 pmSeniors, join us every last Friday of the month for our free Lunch and Learn series. Each month we will focus on a different technology related topic. Please bring your charged tablet to class in order to participate otherwise we will have some available to share. Advance registration required. Limit 20. September Brain Training on Tablets October Health tracking software and appsNovember Fun Technology: Wii Bowling

Local Author ShowcaseSaturday, October 151-4 pmCalling all local authors! We want to give you the opportunity to showcase your work at the Library! This event will allow you to share your inspiration for the book, discuss the publishing process and read an excerpt. This will be followed by a question and answer session and book purchase/signing. If you are interested in participating in this event, please contact Rhonda before the October 3 deadline.

Windows 10 IntroductionLearn the basics of navigating Windows 10 with this class. We will cover navigating and customizing the desktop as well as tips for making you feel comfortable with the Windows 10 upgrade. This class will be a demonstration class. If you have a laptop with Windows 10, you may want to bring it to use during class. Prerequisites: Keyboard and Mouse proficiency.August 30 Tuesday 7:00-8:30 pmSeptember 3 Saturday 10-11:30 am

Photoshop 101: Introduction to PhotoshopLearn the basics of Adobe Photoshop and discover what this software can do! We will cover how to navigate the interface, how to create a document, and how to use the most commonly used tools. September 6 Tuesday 7-8:30 pm September 10 Saturday 10-11:30 am

Tips for Creating ResumesDid you know that September is Update Your Resume Month? Whether you are looking for employment, better employment, or just want to keep your resume updated, this class can help. For a portion of class we will explore how to create resumes in Microsoft Word 2013 using templates and tables. We will also go over how to use WinWay Resume (software we have right here in the library) to easily create professional looking resumes. Prerequisites: Keyboard and Mouse proficiency and Introductory Knowledge of Microsoft Word 2013.September 13 Tuesday 7-8:30 pmSeptember 17 Saturday 10-11:30 am

Online Job Hunting TipsIn this class we will explore the different job search websites and how to get started using them. We will also go over tips for easing the job search process. Prerequisites: Keyboard and Mouse proficiency.September 24 Saturday 10-11:30 am

Microsoft Office: OverviewNew to Microsoft Office 2013? This class will give a quick introduction to three of the programs from the Microsoft Office Suite: Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Learn the basics so you are ready to get started using these programs. Prerequisites: Keyboard and Mouse proficiency.September 27 Tuesday 7-8:30 pmOctober 1 Saturday 10-11:30 am

Working with Word 2013: Focus on SmartArtMicrosoft Word offers graphics called SmartArt to visually communicate information. SmartArt graphics range from graphical lists and process diagrams to more complex graphics, such as Venn diagrams and organizational charts. Learn how to insert and manipulate these graphics to add professional flare to your information. Prerequisites: Keyboard and Mouse proficiency and Introductory Knowledge of Microsoft Word.October 4 Tuesday 7-8:30 pmOctober 8 Saturday 10-11:30 am

Working with PowerPoint 2013: Focus on Animations & TransitionsPowerPoint is great for creating amazing slideshows. Learn how to add animations and transitions to make dynamic slideshow presentations. Whether you are creating a photo slideshow for family or a presentation for work, animations and transitions can help make your show flow smoothly. Prerequisites: Keyboard and Mouse proficiency and Introductory Knowledge of Microsoft PowerPoint.October 11 Tuesday 7-8:30 pmOctober 15 Saturday 10-11:30 am

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Working with Publisher 2013: Focus on Tri-fold BrochuresMicrosoft Publisher is great for making projects for printing such as tri-fold brochures. In this class we will cover how to find and use templates in Publisher as well as how to use the design features Publisher offers. Prerequisites: Keyboard and Mouse proficiency.October 22 Saturday 10-12:30 pm

Working with Excel 2013 SeriesFormulas and FunctionsMany Excel users know how to use the basic functions of SUM and AVERAGE, but Excel has so much to offer when it comes to formulas and functions. This class will define and explore functions beyond just the most common few. Prerequisites: Keyboard and Mouse proficiency and Introductory Knowledge of Microsoft Excel 2013.Part 1October 25 Tuesday 7-8:30 pmOctober 29 Saturday 10-11:30 am

Part 2November 1 Tuesday 7-8:30 pmNovember 5 Saturday 10-11:30 am

Adding Charts, Sparklines, and Conditional FormattingExcel 2013 has powerful tools to help make large spreadsheets easier to understand and visualize the data. Such tools are charts, sparklines, and conditional formatting. In this class we will explore ways to add and format each of these elements. Prerequisites: Keyboard and Mouse proficiency and Introductory Knowledge of Microsoft Excel 2013.November 8 Tuesday 7-8:30 pmNovember 12 Saturday 10-11:30 am

Building Pivot Tables and Finalizing WorksheetsExcel is known for being able to organize and manipulate data. There is no better tool to do this than the Excel’s pivot table. This 2 ½ hour class will explore the unique workings of the pivot table. We will cover how to set up a pivot table, how to use it to summarize large amounts of data and how to build pivot charts to go along with the pivot table. We will also how to finalize worksheets for printing and sharing. Prerequisites: Keyboard and Mouse proficiency, Introductory knowledge of Excel 2013.November 19 Saturday 10-12:30 am

Introduction to Google CloudThis class will explain what Google Drive is and what it offers focusing on Gogle Docs. It will also cover how to set up a Google Drive account. Prerequisites: Keyboard and Mouse proficiency.November 22 Tuesday 7-8:30 pmNovember 26 Saturday 10-11:30 am Privacy & Security Settings in the CloudThis class will explore privacy and security issues involved with using the cloud services of Microsoft and Google. Changing privacy settings will be demonstrated. Prerequisites: Keyboard and Mouse proficiency and a Google Drive or Microsoft Account accessible through the Internet.November 29 Tuesday 7-8:30 pmDecember 3 Saturday 10-11:30 am

Special AssistanceMeet Your ComputerEvery Wednesday Morning10-11:30 amWorking with the coach, you will develop your personal plan to expand your computer usage and understanding. With computer tutorials, group discussion, and one-on-one counseling, you will develop the skills and confidence to tackle most computer assignments.

iCan Lab HelpWant to learn more about the iCan Lab creative software? Call the library to schedule an appointment for one-on-one training with Jessica, our iCan Lab Specialist.

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Board of Trustees Board Meetings are held the 3rd Tuesday of the month at 7:00 pm in the Library. All are

welcome.

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The Glenwood-Lynwood Public Library District is subject to the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. Any individual who plans to attend any program at the Library and requires a special accommodation, or anyone who has questions regarding accessibility to the Library, is requested to phone the library at 708-758-0090 at least five working days prior to the program.

President Angela Dixon

Vice PresidentLois Drayer

SecretaryJanet Uza

TreasurerBarbara Elmore

TrusteesJeana Mays-Browne

Linda TatumDoranita Tyler

Library DirectorKathy Parker

The Library will be CLOSED the following days:

Monday, September 5 – Labor DayThursday, November 24 – Thanksgiving DayFriday, December 3 – Staff Training Day

Hours9 am – 9 pm Monday –Thursday9 am – 5 pm Friday and Saturday1 pm – 5 pm Sunday (Starting September 11)

The Glenwood-Lynwood Public Library District is a proud member of the Homewood Area Chamber of Commerce and of the Lynwood Chamber of Commerce.

It’s hard to believe, but we only have 2 meetings left for the year--September 14th and November 9th. Both are at 1pm in the Library Meeting Room. The November meeting is especially important, because we recap the whole previous year and set our goals for the next year. We had a lot of fun sponsoring the Back to School Ice Cream Social, this is one of the fun events we look forward to all year. We want to just take a minute and thank our corporate sponsors: Glenwood Junior Womans Club, Gabe’s Restaurant and PF Appraisals. Their sponsorship helps us do what we do. We are excited to be working on a new Facebook Page (more information to follow). Of course, we are always looking for New Friends. Our applications may be found in the library. If you can’t join us, please continue to look at our bookshelves for purchasing slightly used books and buying the candy bars at the Front Desk. These are our main fundraisers, and the money all goes back into the library, for YOUR programs and events. Happy Fall!

Friends of theLibrary

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The Library will be closed on the following days:

Sunday, March 27—EasterSunday, May 8—Mother’s DayMonday, May 30—Memorial Day

Hours 9 a.m.—9 p.m. Monday-Thursday9 a.m.—5 p.m. Friday & Saturday1 p.m.—5 p.m. Sunday

After May 22nd, the library will be closed on Sundaysuntil Labor Day.

Friends of the LibraryGLPLD patrons, we appreciate you! Stop by the café area on the last Friday of each month to enjoy free coffee and a sweet treat courtesy of the Friends. Keep your book donations coming and don’t forget to continue to support our fundraising efforts by purchasing books and candy bars during your library visit. Stay tuned to see what we’ve got planned during National Library Week, April 10-16.

Are you interested in fundraising and supporting library events? Join the Friends! Applications can be obtained at the library. Come join us during our spring meeting dates on March 9 at 1 p.m. and May 11 at 7 p.m. in the library meeting room. Board of Trustees

PresidentAngela Dixon

Vice PresidentLois Drayer

SecretaryJanet Uza

TreasurerBarbara Elmore

TrusteesJeana Mays-Browne

Linda TatumDoranita Tyler

Library DirectorKathy Parker

Board Meetings are held the 3rd Tuesday of the month at 7 p.m. in the Library Meeting Room. All are welcome.

The Glenwood-Lynwood Public Library District is subject to the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. Any individual who plans to attend any program at the Library and requires special accommodation, or anyone who has questions regarding accessibility to the Library, is requested to phone the library at 708-758-0090 at least five working days prior to the program.

The Glenwood-Lynwood Public Library District is a proud member of the Homewood Area Chamber of Commerce and of the Lynwood Chamber of Commerce.

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