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Home My WebLink About2016-09 Library Beacon 600 Oak Brook Road - Oak Brook, Illinois 60523 630-368-7700 - www.oak-brook.org/library Volume 14, Issue 9 September 2016 Library Hours 9:30 am - 9 pm Monday-Thursday 9:30 am - 5 pm Friday-Saturday 1:00 pm - 5 pm Sunday* *closed Sundays between Memorial and Labor Day Library Closed September 4 & 5 Department Numbers Circulation 630-368-7700 Reference 630-368-7725 Youth Services 630-368-7733 Library Commission Roberta Petz, Chairperson Anthony DiCanio Susan Epstein Glen Glista Andrea Holt Veena Mendiratta Hope Sabbagha Commission Meetings Tuesdays @ 7 pm January 19 July 19 March 15 September 20 May 17 November 15 Follow us online www.oak-brook.org/library twitter @oakbrooklibrary Facebook Pintrest youth services blog: oakbrookpubliclibraryblog.blogspot.com staff picks blog: oakbrooklibrarypicks.wordpress.com S E P T E M B E R Adult Programs Registration is required for all programs. Please call 630-368-7725. Osteoarthritis 101 - Saturday, September 3 @ 2 pm Do you or a family member suffer from osteoarthritis? Dr. Luke Stringer from the Pain and Wellness group in Villa Park will be discussing signs, symptoms, and treatment methods, specifically geared towards knee joints. Bring all your questions! Music of World War II - Saturday, September 10 @ 2 pm Bandleader and Big Band historian Steve Cooper presents a program of rare films and videos featuring the great music of the World War II era. Steve will introduce each video clip with a fascinating and humorous "behind the scenes" story as he played with many of the famous bands, musicians and singers. At the end of the show, Steve will play song requests on his trumpet. Sponsored by the Friends of the Library. Classical Piano Concert - Sunday, September 18 @ 2 pm Pianist Anatoliy Torchinskiy returns to the Library to showcase his magnificent talent. Mr. Torchinskiy has performed with companies such as da Corneto Opera and Genesis Opera and has played live on WFMT radio. Sponsored by the Friends of the Library. Thanks for Your Memories: An Introduction to Writing Memoir Saturday, September 24 @ 2 pm Writing memoir is a powerful way to stimulate your mind and your memory. Join Dr. Linda Sasser of Brain and Memory Health to learn what memoir is, how it differs from autobiography, the benefits of writing memoir, and its various formats and types. You will participate in some simple exercises to help you start writing and be inspired with ideas for continuing on the journey. Sponsored by the Friends of the Library. The Welsh Who Built Chicago - Sunday, September 25 @ 2 pm Dilys Rana, author and board member of the Cambrian Benevolent Society of Chicago, will be discussing Welsh heritage of Chicago. She will start the journey in 1833, when Chicago was still in its infancy, and continue through September 1893 when the Welsh immigrants celebrated their country during four days of music, choral singing, and poetry at the World’s Columbian Exposition. Recurring Programs Knit Pickers - Tuesdays @ 7 pm The Knit Pickers gather and work on their projects together. All levels of knitters are welcome. Current Events - Fridays @ 9:30 am Join our Current Events Group for lively discussions of all things newsworthy. Sahaja Yoga Meditation - Sat., Sept. 10 @ 10 am Sahaja is a unique method of meditation based on an experience called Self Realization. Meets monthly. Movie Matinee Wed., Sept. 28 @ 1 pm Me Before You After losing her job, a young woman named Lou (Emilia Clarke) is hired to act as a caregiver for Will (Sam Claflin), who was paralyzed in an accident. Lou's no-nonsense ways force him to reconnect with life, and the pair develop feelings for each other. Adapted from the best-selling novel by Jojo Moyes. PG-13 1hr 50 min. Computer Classes Registration and Internet Privileges Required Thursday, Sept. 15 @ 2 - 5 pm - Computer Help A one-on-one 30 minute computer session is being offered to patrons for answering basic computer-related questions from searching the Web to downloading books. Registration is required. Monday, Sept. 19 @ 2 pm - Intro to MS Word 2010 Participants will learn to open and shut down MS Word, use basic commands, change the “look” or format of the document, edit text, use spell check, and print. Thursday, Sept. 22 @ 2 pm - Intro to MS Excel 2010 This class will introduce the Excel spreadsheet. Areas covered will be the everyday commands found on the Ribbon; create a new workbook, save workbooks, insert and delete column and rows and enter text and numbers. Thursday, Sept. 29 @ 2 - 5 pm - Computer Help A one-on-one 30 minute computer session is being offered to patrons for answering basic computer-related questions from searching the Web to downloading books. Registration is required. Looking for: NEWS • TECH • SPORTS • TRAVEL • ENTERTAINMENT Visit the Library’s website to check out a magazine via ZINIO!  Read complete digital editions of popular magazines  Enjoy interactive elements such as audio and video  Available for PC, Mac or mobile devices  Keep magazines as long as you want Sampling of New and Upcoming Materials You can place your own “hold” on items checked out or on order through our website www.oak-brook.org/library or stop by the Reference Desk for assistance. Books Fiction Brown, Dale Puppet Master Burke, James Lee The Jealous Kind Coben, Harlan Home Crawford, Isis A Catered Tea Party Hicks, Robert The Orphan Mother Holm, Chris Red Right Hand Howard, Linda Frost Line Livesy, Margot Mercury MacLean, Sarah A Scot in the Dark Michaels, Fern Crash and Burn Neggers, Carla Liar’s Key Patterson, James Woman of God Penny, Louise A Great Reckoning Tanenbaum, Robert K. Infamy Thomas, Jodi Sunrise Crossing Nonfiction Beck, Glenn Liars Houston, Keith The Book: A Cover-to-Cover Exploration of the Most Powerful Object in Our Time Khilnani, Sunil Incarnations: A History of India in Fifty Lives le Carré, John The Pigeon Tunnel Millard, Candice Hero of the Empire Peterson’s Four-Year Colleges 2017 Rathbone, Andy Windows 10 for Dummies Roth, Zachary The Great Suppression Sadler, Anthony The 15:17 to Paris Slater, Dan Wolf Boys Springsteen, Bruce Born to Run Taylor, Alan American Revolutions TerKeurst, Lysa Uninvited Toobin, Jeffrey American Heiress Yong, Ed I Contain Multitudes DVDs Ballers - Season 1 Demolition Everybody Wants Some! Grace and Frankie - Season 1 High-Rise A Hologram for the King Keanu The Lobster Maggie’s Plan Me Before You Money Monster The Nice Guys Music Andrea Bocelli & K. Lewis Verdi: Aida Anohni Hopelessness Colvin & Earle Colvin & Earle Leslie Odom Jr. Leslie Odom Jr. Philip Glass Waiting for the Darkness The Library is on Pinterest! You can link to our Pintrest page from the icon on our website or visit it directly at: https://www.pinterest.com/oakbrookpublicl/ You will find recommended titles in various genres and subjects and new boards are being added regularly! Shredding Event The LN Group and RE/MAX Enterprises are hosting a shredding event at the Library! Join them for “Exceeding your Expectations” Shredding Event: When: Saturday Sept. 24 @ 10 am - 12 pm Where: Oak Brook Public Library parking lot September is Library Card Sign-Up Month! Books & Bites Book Discussion Thursday, September 29 @ 4:30 pm Tuck Everlasting by Natalie Babbit Do you enjoy discussing a good book with friends while indulging in a tasty snack? We will meet once per month to discuss a good book while discovering fun facts about it as well as the author. Snacks will be provided! See the Circulation Desk for a copy of the book a few weeks before each session. Recommended for grades 4-6. Breakfast with Books Saturday September 10 @ 10 am Lis-ten to a book read aloud by Youth Services Librari- ans while enjoying breakfast. Each time we will start a new book that will be Teen Community Service Opportunities Ages 13 & up. Registration is required. Looking for volunteer hours for applications? Sign up to assist with programs and take part in events. Please provide 24 hours notice if you can no longer volunteer. Dress appropriately to be able to bend and move. Call Youth Services for Registration, and for questions about each program or event. September Storytimes Registration is required for all storytimes Toddling 2s & 3s Thursdays, Sept 15, 22 & 29 @ 10:30 am Your two year old will surely enjoy this interactive story time that includes marvelous books, flannel boards, music, and a simple craft. Children must be age 2 by September 1, 2016. Parents accompany child in this program. Fantastic 4s & 5s Wednesdays, Sept 14, 21 & 28 @ 10:30 am Preschoolers will wiggle and giggle in this fun-filled story time. Activities, crafts, music, and lively stories strengthen early reading skills. Children must be 4 by September 1, 2016. Storytime Art - Grades K-2 Tuesdays, Sept 13, 20 & 27 @ 4:30 pm Are you nuts about books and art? Then join us for this creative story time. We will read a story and then do an art project inspired by the book. Tabletop Games Monday, September 26 @ 4:30 pm Join in on the fun playing a variety of board games and card games. Participants will decide the games we play and whether we play in small or large groups. Feel free to bring your own table top games! Ages 8 & up. Teen Advisory Group (TAG) Mondays Sept. 19 @ 6 pm TAG provides teens with the opportunity to have a voice in their library. We will discuss and plan future programs and work on ways to improve the library community. This leadership role also counts towards community service hours. Grades 7 & up. Registration is required. YA Book Discussion Thursday September 15 at 4:30 pm Looking for Alaska by John Green Read the book before, then join us for snacks and a discussion about the book. Books will be available to check out at the Circulation desk about 1 month ahead of time. Recommended for Grades 8 & up. Free SAT Practice Test by C2 Education Saturday, September 17 @ 10 am - 1:30 pm Take a free practice SAT exam sponsored by C2Education. C2 practice tests offer a valuable real-world test environment, allowing students to better understand the testing process while accurately measuring performance before taking the real test. Registration is required. Lego® League Thursday, September 15 @ 6 - 7 pm Join us for a creative hour of building, teamwork, and STEM skills. Legos are Provided. Registration is required. Ages 5 & up. Date Time Assisting with... Sat. 9/10 12:30-2:30 pm Fall Window Painting Tues. 9/13 4-6 pm Storytime Crafts Mon. 9/19 6-7 pm Teen Advisory Group Tue. 9/20 4-6 pm Storytime Crafts Mon. 9/26 4-6 pm Table Top Games Tue. 9/27 4-6 pm Storytime Crafts Fall Window Painting Saturday, September 10 @ 1 pm Calling all creative minds and budding artists … We need your help to decorate some of our many windows! We would like your artwork to reflect the season of autumn as well as inspire reading. You may work with a friend or as an individual on your assigned window. Call for details. Grades 4 & up. Registration is required. SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT Adult programs ☺Children’s  Young Adults All ages in black 1 2 Current Events 9:30 am 3 Osteoarthritis 101 2 pm 4 LIBRARY CLOSED 5 LIBRARY CLOSED 6 Knit Pickers 7 pm 7 8 9 Current Events 9:30 am 10 Sahaja Meditation 10 am  Breakfast w/ Books 10 am ☺ Window Painting 1 pm Music of WWII 2 pm 11 12 13 ☺ Grades K-2 Storytime 4:30 pm Knit Pickers 7 pm 14 ☺ Fantastic 4s & 5s Storytime 10:30 am 15 Computer Help 2-5 pm ☺ Toddling 2s & 3s Storytime 10:30 am  YA Book DIscussion 4:30 pm ☺ Lego League 6 pm 16 Current Events 9:30 am 17  SAT Practice Test 10 am 18 Classical Piano Concert 2 pm 19 Intro to MS Word 2010 2 pm  Teen Advisory Group 6 pm 20 ☺ Grades K-2 Storytime 4:30 pm Knit Pickers 7 pm 21 ☺ Fantastic 4s & 5s Storytime 10:30 am 22 ☺ Toddling 2s & 3s Storytime 10:30 am Intro to MS Excel 2010 2 pm 23 Current Events 9:30 am 24 Thanks for the Memories 2 pm 25 The Welsh Who Built Chicago 2 pm 26 ☺ Tabletop Games 4:30 pm 27 ☺ Grades K-2 Storytime 4:30 pm Knit Pickers 7 pm 28 ☺ Fantastic 4s & 5s Storytime 10:30 am Movie Matinee: Me Before You 1 pm 29 Computer Help 2-5 pm ☺ Toddling 2s & 3s Storytime 10:30 am ☺ Books and Bites 4 pm 30 Current Events 9:30 am