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Thank you for your interest in the monthly newsletter for the Sandy and Hoodland Public Library!
We have lots of great events coming up! Program details are listed below. Dates and times are subject to change so please check this link for up to date information: www.ci.sandy.or.us/Library
Sandy Public Library38980 Proctor Blvd, Sandy Oregon 97055(503) 668-5537
Hours:Monday - Friday10 am - 7 pmSaturday10 am - 5 pmSunday1 pm - 5 pm
Hoodland Public Library24525 E Welches Rd, Welches, Oregon 97067(503) 622-3460
Hours:Monday & TuesdayNoon - 6 pmWednesdayNoon - 7 pmThursday & FridayNoon - 6 pmSaturdayNoon - 5 pmSunday Closed
June 2019Sandy and Hoodland
Library News
This summer, there is “A Universe of Stories” for all ages at the library!
Kid’s Events @SandyFriday, May 31st at 5:00 pm - Summer Reading Blast Off!Friday, June 21st at 2:00 pm - Dragon Theater Puppets Presents: Arcade UniverseFriday, June 28th at 2:00 pm The Reptile ManFriday, July 5th at 2:00 pmRock Out With Mo Phillips!
Kid’s Events @ Hoodland
Tuesday, June 18th at 2:00 pmRock Out with Mo Phillips!
Tuesday, June 25th at 2:00 pmThe Reptile Man
Tuesday, July 2nd at 2:00 pm A Universe of Slime
Teen Events @ SandyTeens entering grades 6th through 12th can register to be part of the Teen Summer Reading program to read and earn great prizes!Last day to pickup a packet is Monday, August 12th Saturday, June 8th at 6:30 pm Teen Paint NiteWednesday, June 12th at 2:30 pm Galaxy Tie Dye SocksWednesday, July 10th at 2:30 pm Space-Inspired Bento Boxes
Adult Summer Reading Register : Starting Friday, May 31st, come into the Sandy or Hoodland Library to pick up your Adult Summer Reading handout.Read: Once your book review is filled out, bring the handout back to the library. When you return your first book review you will receive a $5 library fine voucher. You will also be entered to win the grand prize drawing: $100. There will also be weekly drawings for smaller prizes. Repeat: Want to increase your chances of winning the grand prize? Pick up another book review form! First day to turn in book review is Sun., June 16th Last day to turn in book review Sat., August 31st
The grand prize drawing will take place on Wed., Sep. 4th
Thank you to our generous sponsors.
@cityofsandy
Sandy Public Library Friends
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Library Coffeehouse is held on the first Friday of each month at 6 pm. This event features live music, refreshments, and a craft for kids. If you are interested in playing for us send an email to [email protected]
June 2019p.2Library Coffeehouse
Catbone Slim
Friday, June 7th, 6:00 pm
Bluegrass, country, and classic Americana folk.
Photo by Rod Stroh
Catbone Slim is an acoustic trio from Portland Oregon deftly nav-igating the boundaries between bluegrass, country, and classic Americana folk. Featuring guitar, banjo, dobro, bass, and mesmer-izing three part harmonies.
Next Library Coffeehouse;Adlai Alexander August, 8thNoted for the sweetness and wide range of his voice, Adlai Alexander sings and accompanies himself with intricate guitar in a way that’s rare in both the acoustic and jazz worlds.
There will be no Library Coffeehouse in July
We now have an official place where you can donate seeds for the seed library!
PLEASE fill out one of the
donations forms for each variety of seed you are giving us, and tape it securely to the seed packet.
Do you need information for yourself, a friend, or loved one about what services and programs are available for older adults,
people with disabilities, and veterans? Come learn about the types of private and public resources available to individuals looking for assistance and about the Aging and Disability Resource Connection (ADRC), a free central source of information for all income levels.Contact Maureen Houck [email protected]
June 2019p.3Adult Events
Next Month
Clackamas County Social Services seeks resident input on older adult servicesClackamas County Social Services offers a range of services for seniors and people with disabilities to support independence and quality of life. Its services include transporta-tion, in-home care, information and resource referral, energy assistance, family caregiver support, and much more. It also supports community partners, including the Wilson-ville Community Center, in delivering pro-gramming, such as meals and physical activity classes, to area seniors.
Every four years Clackamas County Social Services develops a plan to guide its priorities and work. Before it creates its next plan, So-cial Services wants to learn more about what is important to Clackamas County residents and what each community needs most.
Social Services is asking county residents to complete an online Community Needs Assessment survey to share their experienc-es and opinions about current services and potential needs. Please access the survey at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/B6QTBJV.
Social Services staff and the Aging Services Advisory Council will use the results of this survey to decide what types of programs to offer for seniors and people with disabilities through 2024.
For more information about the survey, con-tact Jennifer Much Grund at [email protected] or 503-655-8794. To access Clackamas County Social Services programs and services, contact the Clackamas County Aging and Disability Resource Connection at 503-650-5622.
You don’t need a lot of space to provide fruits and vegetables for yourself and your family. You just need to know how to maximize the space you have, and what plants will need the smallest amount of room while supplying the maximum yield. Whether it is a group of containers, or a 4 x 4 foot garden area, this will offer practical suggestions to keep the table full.
Our presenter, Kris LaMar, has been a Master Gardener (and Master Recycler) since 2013. Much of her volunteer time involves answering horticultural questions for “Ask an Expert”, and running the Clackamas County Master Gardener Speaker’s Guild. Prior to retirement, she was an attorney and circuit court judge.
Contact Susie Jenkins [email protected]
7/25 Fall Vegetable Gardening Dennis Brown
7/19 The story of Mt. Hood’s Steiner Cabins
This talk will focus on what we currently know about gray wolves in central and western Oregon; the status of OR-7 (the wolf called Journey) and the Rogue Pack in SW Oregon, new groups of wolves in the Oregon Cascades and elsewhere, some fascinating information on the long-distance movements of lone dispersing wolves, and what we are doing to deter wolves from attacking livestock. Mr. Stephenson is the lead Wolf Biolo-gist for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in Oregon. His duties include monitoring wolf activity, capture and collaring work,
and working with livestock producers to im-plement deterrence measures to minimize livestock attacks.Contact Susie Jenkins [email protected]
Read to a DogThursdays, June 2, 16, 30, at 6:00 pmin the Children’s section at the Sandy Library. Reading to a dog will help your child develop reading skills and confidence.Sign up at the information desk or call 503-668-5537 for 15 minute reading sessions.
Reading to a dog will help your child develop reading skills and confidence.Sign up at the information desk or call 503-668-5527 for 15 minute reading sessions with Prudence.
Prudence will be at the library every Thursday from 3:00–4:00pm.
About DoveLewis
DoveLewis, established in 1973
and based in Portland, Oregon, is
the Northwest’s nonprofit 24-Hour
Emergency & ICU Animal Hospital,
offering advanced veterinary care.
DoveLewis also offers several 100
percent donor-funded programs with
the community including one of
America’s largest volunteer-based
animal blood banks, a nationally
recognized pet loss support program,
24-hour stabilizing care for lost, stray
and wild animals, financial assistance
for qualifying low-income families
and abused animals, and a therapy
dog program.
About Guide Dogs
Established in 1942, Guide Dogs
for the Blind’s (GDB) mission is to
place guide dogs with people who
are blind and visually impaired. GDB
also believes that career change dogs
change lives, too. All of these dogs
are great companions. Some go on to
other careers as service dogs, search
and rescue dogs, medical alert dogs,
therapy dogs and other roles.
Read to Prudence the dog at the Sandy Library
Reading to a dog will help your child develop reading skills and confidence.Sign up at the information desk or call 503-668-5527 for 15 minute reading sessions with Prudence.
Prudence will be at the library every Thursday from 3:00–4:00pm.
About DoveLewis
DoveLewis, established in 1973
and based in Portland, Oregon, is
the Northwest’s nonprofit 24-Hour
Emergency & ICU Animal Hospital,
offering advanced veterinary care.
DoveLewis also offers several 100
percent donor-funded programs with
the community including one of
America’s largest volunteer-based
animal blood banks, a nationally
recognized pet loss support program,
24-hour stabilizing care for lost, stray
and wild animals, financial assistance
for qualifying low-income families
and abused animals, and a therapy
dog program.
About Guide Dogs
Established in 1942, Guide Dogs
for the Blind’s (GDB) mission is to
place guide dogs with people who
are blind and visually impaired. GDB
also believes that career change dogs
change lives, too. All of these dogs
are great companions. Some go on to
other careers as service dogs, search
and rescue dogs, medical alert dogs,
therapy dogs and other roles.
Read to Prudence the dog at the Sandy Library
Youth Art Class
We are happy to offer a youth art class in partnership with the Wy’East Artisans Guild. This class is for 1st-6th graders. Preschooler activities are available with an adult present.Contact Monica Smith [email protected]
Thursdays 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm
Sandy Public Library Community Room
June 2019p.4Events for Kids
In partnership with
Hoodland Library1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
1st Saturday: Art Club.
2nd & 4th Saturday: LEGO Club.
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Starting June 19, the youth art class will be held Wednesday mornings from 10:00 to 11:30 over the Summer.
T-LABTeen Library Advisory Board
Ages 12-17 Monday, June 17, 3 pm Please contact Rebecca
June 2019p.5Teen Events
The Sandy Library and Hoodland Library are a non-profit entity not associated with the Oregon Trail School District
QuestionsRebecca Robinowitz
We are looking for Volunteers to plan this year’s Sandy Haunt 2019! The library has partnered with Creatures of the Night to provide a high quality event for our community. If you are inter-ested in working with a with us to put together a professional level production come to a planning meeting.
Planning meetingMondays in
June @ 4:00 Sandy Library
Community Room
Teen SpaceTie Dye SocksWednesday, June 12 2:30 - 4:30 pmAdd some color to your life with galaxy inspired tie dye socks! Teens in grades 6th - 12th will be provided a pair of white cotton socks to create a pair of socks that are out of this world!
A Universe of StoriesSummer Reading 2019
Library Advisory Board
Sandy Public Library Contact Sarah McIntyre
Wed.,June 5,
6:30 pm
All library programs are sponsored in part by the Friends of Sandy Library and Friends of Hoodland Library
June 2019p.6Ongoing Events
Book-a-LibrarianOur Reference Librarian is available by appointment to assist you with research, using library resources, or catching up on the latest tech. You can call ahead and book individ-ual time with our Reference Librarian at 503-622-3460 or email [email protected]
A librarian is available every day at the Sandy Library. You may drop in or set up an appointment by email: [email protected] or by phone 503-668-5537
3 Book groups: Men, Women, & Hoodland Visit the Library website or like the City of Sandy on Facebook to see what books the book groups are reading next. Book Groups meet at the Sandy Library unless otherwise noted.
Hoodland Book Group
Wed., June 19 , 6:30 pm
or call 503-622-3460
Women’s Group
Thursday, June 13, 7 pm.
Men’s Group Monday, June 3, 7 pm.
Sandy Library is offering free English classes with personal tutors for students of
all levels.
