Jan 2013 final edit.pub - Markham Public Library

Jan 2013 final edit.pub - Markham Public Library

PUBLIC LIBRARY NEWSLETTER
ALSO SERVING POSEN
LIBRARY DISTRICT
Volume V Issue I
January - April 2013
Library Hours
Inside this issue:
Children’s Chat
2
Monday - Thursday
9am - 8pm
Friday & Saturday
9am - 5pm
Tech Talk
Mobile Hot Spot
Periodico
Bibliotecaria
3
4
5
Trustees
6
Happy New Year, Everyone! We made it through another year, hope you had a refreshing
winter break and that you are energized for the next phase of our learning journey together.
We are looking forward to seeing you out at the upcoming events and programs. Your
child’s safety is important and we wish everyone a pleasant and safe library experience, all
children aged 7 and under must be accompanied by a responsible person at least 13 years
old and must be within visual contact of caregiver.
HOMEBOUND SERVICE
What is Homebound Service? Providing delivery of library materials free-ofcharge to Markham & Posen residents who are physically unable to visit the
library.
Who is eligible for this service?
Homebound is available to those who:
 Have health issues that keeps them from the library.
 Residents of the Markham & Posen Community.
 A valid Markham Library Card.
What materials can be borrowed?
Large print or regular books, DVDs, CDs, audio books and playaways. For more
information, please contact the library at 708-331-0130.
TAX FORMS AVAILABLE
Markham Public Library Supports Live Tutors!
Some state and federal tax forms will
Students in kindergarten through college have access to FREE live
be available in the corridor of the
tutors through Markham Public Library’s webpage on weekdays
library. Many tax forms are available
from 3pm to 8pm and weekends from 10am to 5pm. Tutor. Com is
online at www.irs.gov and
a service to which the library subscribes on behalf of Markham and
www.revenue.state.il.us. Online forms Posen residents. To log on, visit the library’s webpage and look for the “tutor.com”
may be printed at the library for 10¢
icon, and log in using your library card. This may be accessed at the library or
per page.
from your home computer.
REGISTER FOR
PROGRAMS/EVENTS
FOR YOUTH:
Children’s
Chat
Register online at angelw@markhamlibrary, or by calling (708) 331-0130. Registration is required for most programs.
“FREE” Lunch Program For Kids & Teens
Snack and lunch is provided to children ages 1 through 18, all meals comes with a
serving of fruit or vegetables and fresh milk. Homework Help available after lunch.
Monday - Thursday, 3:30pm (snack) & 5pm (lunch)
Sponsored by Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Chicago
Toddler Story Time
Wednesdays @ 10am
Bring your toddlers ages 2 - 5
to enjoy story time, art and
crafts, finger plays, puppet
shows and light snacks.
Read to Succeed
Turn in by February 16th
Children K-6 who completes
6 hours of recreational
reading will be able to
receive a FREE admission
ticket to Six Flags Great
America.
Zumba Kids, Tuesdays @ 5:30pm, January 8, 15, 22, & 29, 2013
National staying Healthy Month is January, join the party as we Zumba to the DVD. Children ages 7
- 18 are welcomed.
Animeiacs, 1st Wednesdays @ 6pm
Hey Anime fans, learn about the Japanese Culture, discuss the meaning of manga and create anime
characters. Teens 13 & up are welcomed. Starting February 6th
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration, January 12th @ 2pm
It’s a celebration for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy. We are celebrating through stories, crafts,
skits and fun, also recap the “I Have a Dream” Speech and discuss what are your dreams.
Be Our Valentine,
February 14th @ 5:30 pm
Valentine’s day @ the library! Enjoy
a story, crafts, tasty treats and other
fun activities.
Registration is
required.
African Mask Making, February 19th @ 5:30pm
Come design, create and make your very own African Mask. Children ages 7 & up.
Dr. Seussville, March 5th @ 5:30pm
We are celebrating Dr. Seuss’s birthday in a
Dr. Seuss way, with his famous stories, wacky
games and creative crafts. All ages
Luck of the Irish, March 9th @ 2pm
Follow the rainbow to the library as we
celebrate St. Patrick’s Day by reading Irish
Folk Tales, learning the St. Patrick’s Day
history, fun activities & Irish crafts.
American Girl (Girls on Fire)
March 19th @ 5:30pm
In honor of Women’s Month, come learn the
popularity and stories behind the American
Girl doll line. There will be crafts, games and
snacks, children do not have to bring a doll or
books in order to participate. Ages 7-12.
Black History Inventions, February 7th @ 5:30pm
Learn about inventions created by famous African Americans.
African Folktales, February 27th @ 5:30pm
Come hear cultural folktales told from legends that make up our African
American History.
Easter Eggstravaganza
March 30th @ 2pm
Hop on by the library for an Easter eggstravaganza! This eggstrarodinary event will host fun
crafts and games for every bunny!
“SPRING BREAK MOVIES”
Spend your spring break at the movies!
Markham Public Library will be playing
movies in the large meeting room on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday @ 3pm during
spring break! All ages are welcome. FREE
popcorn will be provided!
Earth Day, April 23rd @ 5:30pm
Explore how we can get involved with the
environmental movement by learning how to
Reduce, Reuse and Recycle. We will be
making a vase with flowers using paper.
January 17th: Madagascar 3
February 21st:
The Great Debaters
March 21st: Brave
April 18th: Diary of a
Wimpy Kid
Movie will start on time and you
may bring your own snacks.
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Tech Talk
Registration is required for most programs unless indicated otherwise. Register online at
www.markhamlibrary.org, at the library circulation desk or by phone at (708) 331-0130
It is believed that tablets are credited to Alan Kay of Xerox. He
conceived the idea in 1971. The first widely-sold tablet
computer was Apple Computer’s Newton, the most
common type of tablet is the slate style, like Apple’s Ipad
or Microsoft’s Surface. A tablet is a mobile hand held
computer with a touch screen. Most tablets such as
Android or iOS have an operation system, and most
Crochet Club
Mondays @ 6pm
Enjoy the company of others
while sharing your patterns &
finished products. All skilled
levels are welcomed. Accepting
donation of yarn.
Adult Computer Class
Tuesdays @ 6pm
Come advance your computer
skills in Ms Word, Excel and
Resume Wizard. Let’s make
sure you are not behind in
technology.
Senior Computer Class
Thursdays @ 10:30am
tablets are very versatile, meaning that by using programs called
apps, they can perform many functions such as take pictures, play movies, make complex calculations and much
more. Tablets has many different brands on the market
today, which makes them more useful in numerous of
fields such as education, business, medical and many
more.
IRIS READING PRESENTS….
Speed Reading 101, January 16th @ 5:30pm
Are you behind in your reading? This speed-reading workshop will cover techniques to
help you read more in less time. You’ll learn, how to get an immediate boost in your reading
speed and how to improve comprehension and retention.
Memory Improvement, February 5th @ 5:30pm
Do you have trouble remembering what you read? This workshop will help you learn
memory techniques to help you remember the things you commonly forget.
Black History Bingo, February 9th @ 2pm
Celebrate Black History by playing Bingo with people, places and facts about African
American History Month. All ages are welcomed, registration is required.
Women Empowerment, March 7th @ 6pm
In honor of Women’s Month, Brenda Leggins will educate and empower WOMEN
with the skills and confidence to create and regain a healthy life. There will be a
door raffle, no purchase necessary and light refreshments, registration is required.
Learn basic skills for navigating AROMA, March 27th @ 6pm
Do you know that you could make your own spa treatments right out of your own kitchen? Come
the computer, web and email.
learn to make your homemade moisturizer, bubble bath and oils. You will find out that the
You’re never to old to learn.
Check Mate!
4th Thursdays @ 6pm
Free Chess game play and
lessons. For all skill levels,
no fee just fun!
Help support your library,
Join the friends
Are you interested in helping the
library? Meetings are held
monthly. Friends of the Library:
 Help raise funds through
fundraisers.
 Collect used books for sale at
the annual book sales.
 Promote awareness throughout the community of
the library &
it’s services.
healthiest treatment are right in your cabinets. Registration is required.
Online Job Searching, April 4th @ 6pm
Make it easier on yourself by getting to know the best tools and tips to search for jobs online more
effectively. Bring a copy of your resume, you will be navigating through different online job
website, also creating and starting your posting for jobs online.
Libraries Across America, Celebrate National Library Week,
April 14 - 20, 2013
Communities Matter @ your library.
Join us for a week long of programs, giveaways,
activities and fun!
Monday: NLW Kick Off @ 6pm
See a Juggler! Be a Juggler!
Tuesday: Candy Making @ 6pm
Wednesday: Bookmobile Day
Crafts in a bag & Sidewalk Art
Thursday: Movie Night Marathon: @ 2pm
Diary of a Wimpy Kid
Spot - Spot - the Dog (All Week)
During National Library Week, look for spot!
Tell the librarian where spot is hiding and get a
prize bookmark!
KICK-OFF: Monday, April 15th @ 6pm
Bring the kids and the entire family as Jason
Kollum presents an interactive,
total participation program where
YOU become
the
JUGGLER!
Saturday: Balloon Art @ 2pm
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Mobile Hot Spot
Markham Public Library Bookmobile travels throughout the city of Markham and Posen
bringing the library to schools, daycare centers, neighborhood and businesses. Parents we will
be making stops at some of the local schools during school hours. In order for students to
check out items they must have a valid library card. We encourage you to apply for a library
card for your child so they can experience Markham’s first Bookmobile. Let’s all work together
to continue to make the Bookmobile a success! To schedule a stop at your facility or
neighborhood, contact the Markham Public Library at (708) 331-0130.
Monday
Tuesday
The Children’s
House
Safe Care
Academy
16601 S Kedzie
@ 9:30am
2926 W 147th
@ 9:30am
St. Gerard
Posen
Elementary
Markham
Park School
14545 California
@ 11:30am
3015 W 163rd3
@ 11:15am
16130 Clifton Park
@ 11pm
Mae Jemison
3450 W 177th St
@ 11:30pm
Fieldcrest School
4100 W Wagman
@ 1pm
Markham Roller
Rink
Gordon
Elementary
14100 Harrison
@ 1pm
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Outreach Learning Warren Palm
Academy
1910 W 170th St
15252 Dixie Hwy
@ 10:30am
@ 9:30am
Saturday
Posen Village
Hall
2440 W Walter
Zimny Dr
@ 9:30am
Chateaux School
3600 Chambord Ln
@ 11:30pm
Posen Park
District
Robert Frost
School
Canterbury
Shop Center
Therapeutical
Park
143 Campbell
@ 3pm
2206 W 167th St
@ 11:30am
159th Kedzie
@ 12:45pm
148th
San Francisco
@ 1pm
Faith Baptist
Church
167th Dixie Hwy
@ 2:30pm
14841 S Kedzie
@ 3pm
Community
Mennonite
Posen Village
Hall
162nd & Kedzie
@ 4pm
2440 W Walter
Zimny Dr
@ 4pm
Posen Village Hall
2440 W Walter Zimny
Dr
@ 4pm
Markham
Roller Rink
167th Dixie Hwy
@ 1pm
The Bookmobile schedule is subject to change without notice for periodic
maintenance, or in the event of inclement weather. Please call the library at
(708) 331-0130 for further information.
Periodico Bibliotecaria
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Club de crochet,
Lunes @ 6pm
Disfruta de la compania de
otros, comparten patrones.
Aceptar doncaciones de
hilados.
Velocidad de lectura 101, El 16 de Enero @ 5:30pm
¿Está detrás de I su lectura? Este taller indicaba
cubrirá técnicas para ayudarle a leer más en menos
tiempo. Usted aprenderá cómo obtener un impulso
inmediato en su velocidad de lectura y cómo
mejorar la comprensión y retención.
Clase de equipo Senior,
Jueves @ 10:30
Aprender las habilidades
básicas para navegar por el
ordenador, web y correo
electrónico. Nunca estás
en edad para aprender.
Mejora de la Memoria, El 5 de Febrero @ 5:30pm
¿Tiene problemas para recordar lo que lees? Este
taller le ayudará a aprender técnicas de memoria
para ayudarle a recordar las cosas que se olvida con
frecuencia.
Clases de comutacion
para adultos,
Martes @ 6pm
Avance de la infoatica en
MS Word, Excel y
reanudar la asistente.
Compruebe el Mate!
4 Jueves @ 6pm
Gratis juego de ajedrez y
lecciones. Para todos los
niveles, sólo diversión
gratuita!
Bingo de historia negra, El 9 de Febrero @ 2pm
Celebrar la historia negra jugando Bingo con
personas, lugares y hechos acerca de la Historia
Afroestadounidense. Todas las edades son
bienvenidas, es necesario registrarse.
Empoderamiento de las mujeres,
El 7 de Marzo @ 6pm
En honor al mes de la mujer, Brenda Leggins será
educar y empoderar a las mujeres con las
habilidades y la confianza para crear y recuperar
una vida saludable. Habrá una rifa de la puerta, no
compra refrescos necesarias y luz, es necesario
registrarse.
Esencias secretas, El 27 de Marzo @ 6pm
¿Sabes que podría hacer sus propios tratamientos de
spa de tu propia cocina? Vienen a aprender a hacer
su crema hidratante casera, baño de burbujas y
aceites. Usted descubriría que el tratamiento más
saludable tiene razón en sus gabinetes. Es necesario
registrarse.
En Búsqueda de Empleo, El 4 de Abril @ 6pm
Facilita usted mismo por conocer las mejores herramientas y consejos para buscar empleo en línea
más eficazmente. Traer una copia de su currículum,
podrás navegar por el sitio web de trabajo en línea
diferentes, también creando y comenzar su registro
para trabajos en línea.
Bibliotecas en toda América, Celebrar la semana de la Biblioteca Nacional, 14-20 De abril de 2013
Únete a nuestra nación bibliotecas y bibliotecarios para difundir el tema de las comunidades @ tu biblioteca.
KICK-OFF: Lunes, 15 de abril @ 18
Ver un malabarista, un malabarista! Que los niños y toda la familia como Jason Kollum presenta un
programa de participación interactiva, total donde te conviertes en el MALABARISTA!
Tiempo de cuentos para niños pequeños
Miércoles @ 10
Leer para tener éxito, Girar el 16 de febrero Acoger, El 30 de abril @ 17:30
Traiga a sus niños pequeños edades 2-5 para
disfrutar de tiempo de historia, arte y artesanías,
obras de dedo, títeres y aperitivos de luz.
Animeiacs, miércoles 1 @ 6pm
Los niños K-6 que completa 6 horas de lectura
recreativa será capaz de recibir un boleto de
admisión gratis a Six Flags Great America.
Inventos de la historia negra,
Hola fans de Anime, aprender sobre la cultura El 7 de febrero @ 5:30
japonesa, discutir el significado de manga y
Aprender sobre las invenciones creadas por
crear personajes de anime. Adolescentes 13
famosos afroamericanos.
Arte con globos, el 9 de enero @ 5:30
Enero es el mes de apreciación del arte, aprender a hacer arte con globos, este manos en
clase le enseñará cómo atar un globo y crear
su propio arte con globos.
Cuentos populares africanos,
El 27 de febrero @ 5:30
Venga a escuchar cuentos culturales dijo de
leyendas que componen nuestra historia negra.
Celebración del Dr. Martin Luther King San Valentín, el 14 de Febrero @
5:30pm
Jr., el 12 de enero @ 2pm
Disfrutar de diferentes historias, artesanías, juegos y otras divertidas actividades., gana su insignia de bookworm. Todas las edades son bienvenidas
Suerte de los irlandeses, el 9 de marzo @ 2
Siga el arco iris a la biblioteca al celebrar el día de San
Patricio leyendo cuentos populares irlandeses,
aprendizaje de la historia del día de San Patricio,
actividades divertidas.
American Girl, El 19 de marzo @ 5:30
En honor al mes de la mujer, vienen a aprender la
popularidad y las historias detrás de la línea de muñecas American Girl. Habrá manualidades, juegos y
bocadillos, los niños no tienen que traer un muñeco
libros para poder participar. 7-12 Años.
Easter Eggstravaganza, El 30 de marzo @ 2
Es una celebración para el legado del Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Estamos celebrando a
través de historias, artesanías, parodias y diversión.
Valentín @ la biblioteca! Disfrute de una his- Hop en la biblioteca para una eggstravaganza de Pastoria, artesanías, sabrosas delicias y otras diver- cua! Diversión será el anfitrión de este evento eggtidas actividades. Es necesario registrarse.
strarodinary artesanías y juegos para cada bunny!
Fabricación de máscara africana,
El 19 de febrero @ 5:30
Diseño, crear y hacer su propia máscara
africana. Niños de 7
Celebramos el cumpleaños del Dr. Seuss en
Explorar cómo podemos conseguir el
forma de Dr. Seuss, con sus famosas historias, movimiento ambiental por aprender a reducir,
juegos divertidos y artesanía creativa. Todas
reutilizar y reciclar. Vamos a hacer un jarrón con
las edades
Dr. Seussville, el 5 de Marzo @ 5:30
Día de la tierra, el 23 de abril @ 5:30
flores de papel.
In-House Amenities
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Color Copy ($1.00 per page)
Fax ($1.00 per page)
Scanning ($1.00 per page)
Online Fine Pay
Library Closed Dates
New Year’s Day Jan 1
MLK Day Jan 14
Presidents’ Day Feb 18
Good Friday
March 29
Board of Trustees
Markham
Glenda Timpton, President
Joseph Bertrand Jr., Vice President
Terry Durkin, Secretary
Roberdia South, Treasurer
Dr. Jacqueline Anderson, Trustee
Juquita Johnson, Trustee
Gregg Robinson, Trustee
LaToya Trotter, Trustee
Mary Ann Woods, Trustee
Xavier Menzies, Library Director
Bridget Roland, Assistant Director
Posen
Donald (D.J) Schnering Jr., President
Raymond Juarez, Vice President
Kathleen J. Miller, Secretary
Valarie Dorsey, Treasurer
Jennifer Givers, Trustee
Brenda Murillo, Trustee
Teresa Couture, Trustee
Vacant
Markham Public Library
Bradford Anderson Oglesby
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