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    Westfield Washington Public Library

    Winter 2016-2017 Newsletter


    Featured Resource: Freegal
    Freegal is a free music service from your library.
    Visit wwpl.freegalmusic.com and sign in with your library
    card number and pin. Freegal offers access to about 11 million
    songs, including Sony Musics catalog of legendary artists, and
    over 15,000 music videos. Library cardholders may stream up
    to 3 hours of music daily and download up to 5 songs per
    week for free! Create and save playlists of your favorite songs.

    LIBRARY HOURS
    Monday-Wednesday
    10:00 AM8:00 PM

    New Year, New You


    Ready to improve your lifestyle and wellbeing in the

    Thursday-Friday
    10:00 AM6:00 PM
    Saturday

    new year? Brittany Nelson, Riverview Health registered

    10:00 AM5:00 PM

    dietitian/certified health & wellness coach, will be presenting

    Sunday

    tips to make 2017 your healthiest year yet. Brittany will share
    information about weight loss and weight management,

    1:00 PM5:00 PM

    LIBRARY CLOSINGS

    positive healthy living and the importance of daily physical

    Dec. 2426

    activity. Come with your questions and join in the discussion

    Dec. 31Jan. 2

    of steps to a successful 2017.

    Jan. 16

    Date: Tuesday, Jan. 24

    OUR MISSION

    Time: 6:30-7:30 PM

    Fostering exploration,

    Location: WWPL Community Room

    discovery, and growth

    CHILDRENS EVENTS
    STORYTIMES
    Baby Love
    Ages Birth18 mo.
    Thursdays @ 10:30 AM
    Dec. 1, 8
    Jan. 26
    Feb. 2, 9, 23
    Toddlers
    Ages 18 mo.3 1/2
    Mondays @ 10:30 AM
    Dec. 5, 12
    Jan. 23, 30
    Feb. 6, 13, 20, 27
    Tuesdays @ 11:15 AM
    Dec. 6, 13
    Jan. 24, 31
    Feb. 7, 14, 21, 28
    Preschool
    Ages 3 1/25
    Mondays @ 1 PM
    Dec. 5, 12
    Jan. 23, 30
    Feb. 6, 13, 20, 27
    Tuesdays @ 10:15 AM
    Dec. 6, 13
    Jan. 24, 31
    Feb. 7, 14, 21, 28
    Paws & Read
    All ages. Sign up at the
    Childrens Desk to read to
    a dog who is a very good
    listener!
    2nd Saturday of each
    month @ 10:30 AM
    Dec. 10
    Jan. 14
    Feb. 11

    Find the Library Elf


    Tell a librarian where hes hiding and receive a prize!
    Dec. 123
    Nutcracker Story and Craft
    Listen to the story & create a holiday craft.
    Dec. 5 @ 5:00 PM
    Ballet Theatre of Carmel Nutcracker Presentation
    Excerpts of The Nutcracker will be performed in costume. Children
    will have the opportunity to learn simple dance steps & are welcome
    to come in dance wear.
    Dec. 5 @ 6:00 PM
    Craft of the Month
    Drop in to make a free craft!
    Dec. 14 @ 3:155:15 PM
    Jan. 11 @ 3:155:15 PM
    Feb. 8 @ 3:155:15 PM

    Holiday ornaments
    Creature Creations
    TBA

    LEGO Free Build


    Come and build using the librarys LEGO collection.
    Dec. 19 and 23 @ 10:30 AM; Jan. 18 and Feb. 15 @ 4:30 PM
    Make & Take Gifts/Holiday Sweater Day
    Make a gift & have it wrapped for just $1.00 each. Wear your holiday sweater & make one free. Featuring music by Robin Harrison.
    Dec. 21 @ 10:30 AM
    Book-a-Roo Bonzai
    Book discussion for grades 5-6
    Copies of selected books will be available at the Childrens Desk.
    Dec. 28 @ 10:30 AM A Tale Dark and Grimm
    Jan. 25 @ 3:15 PM
    Drama
    Feb. 22 @ 3:15 PM
    TBA
    Preschool Discovery
    Learning through play. Come have fun!
    Jan. 17 @ 10:30 AM
    Mush! with Karen Land
    Meet three-time Iditarod competitor Karen Land and her sled dog
    Romano to learn all about their fascinating and challenging
    adventures in the frozen North.
    Plus a special surprise from Arctic Zone Iceplex!
    Feb. 4 @ 11:00 AM

    HOMESCHOOL CLASSES
    Pre-registration required. Visit the Childrens Desk for more information.
    TUESDAYS
    Steps & Styles of IDA (Ages 3-6)
    1:302:15 PM
    Students will learn proper stretching, conditioning, motor skills, terminology, movement, and
    dance progressions and combinations.
    Session: Jan. 10Feb. 28
    Cost: $85
    WEDNESDAYS
    Creative Writing (Grades 4-8)
    Session I: Jan. 11Feb. 15
    Session II: Feb. 22Mar. 29

    10:3011:30AM
    Cost: $60 (or $65 if registered after Jan. 4)
    Cost: $60 (or $65 if registered after Feb. 15)

    Composition (Grades 4-5)


    Session I: Jan. 11Feb. 15
    Session II: Feb. 22Mar. 29

    12:001:00 PM
    Cost: $60 (or $65 if registered after Jan. 4)
    Cost: $60 (or $65 if registered after Feb. 15)

    Composition (Grades 6-8)


    Session I: Jan. 11Feb. 15
    Session II: Feb. 22Mar. 29

    1:002:00 PM
    Cost: $60 (or $65 if registered after Jan. 4)
    Cost: $60 (or $65 if registered after Feb. 15)

    Chess Class (School Age)


    2:002:45 PM
    Have fun while improving decision making skills and logic.
    Session: Jan. 11Feb. 15
    Cost: $54 (or $57 if paid by PayPal)
    THURSDAYS
    Introductory Composition (Gr. 2-3)
    Session I: Jan. 12Feb. 16
    Session II: Feb. 23Mar. 30

    10:3011:30 AM
    Cost: $60 (or $65 if registered after Jan. 5)
    Cost: $60 (or $65 if registered after Feb. 15)

    Grammar Skills (Grades 2-5)


    Session I: Jan. 12Feb. 16
    Session II: Feb. 23Mar. 30

    11:30 AM12:30 PM
    Cost: $60 (or $65 if registered after Jan. 5)
    Cost: $60 (or $65 if registered after Feb. 15)

    FRIDAYS
    French (Ages 6-10)
    Session: Dec. 30Feb. 3

    10:15 AM11:15 AM
    Cost: $48 + supplies

    French (Ages 11Adult)


    Session: Dec. 30Feb. 3

    11:15 AM12:15 PM
    Cost: $60 + supplies

    Art (Ages 11-18)


    Session I: Jan. 6Feb. 10
    Session II: Feb. 17Mar. 17

    10:30 AM12:30 PM
    Cost: $52.50 + supplies
    Cost: $52.50 + supplies

    (No class Jan. 27)

    Art (Ages 6-10)


    Session I: Jan. 6Feb. 10
    Session II: Feb. 17Mar. 17

    11:00 AM12:30 PM
    Cost: $50 + supplies
    Cost: $50 + supplies

    (No class Jan. 27)

    RECURRING
    EVENTS
    American Mahjong
    Tuesdays @ 5:00 PM
    Wednesdays @ 1:00 PM
    Sundays @ 1:30 PM

    Euchre
    2nd Wed. @ 5:30 PM
    4th Wed. @ 5:30 PM

    ESL Classes*
    Tuesdays @ 6:00 PM
    Wednesdays @ 1:00 PM
    Thursdays @ 10:30 AM
    Saturdays @ 1:30 PM

    Genealogy Group
    Beginners welcome!

    1st Sat. @ 10:15 AM

    Library Board
    2nd Wed. @ 7:00 PM

    Acrylic on Canvas
    Painting Class*
    1st Thurs. @ 10:30 AM

    ADULT EVENTS
    Holiday Party for Book Discussion Groups*
    Dec. 7 @ 11:00 AM (Please RSVP)
    Mystery Book Discussion
    Meets @ 1:00 PM on the 1st Wed. of the month.
    Copies available at the Information Desk.
    Jan. 4
    Before I Go to Sleep
    Feb. 1
    Distortion
    Monthly Book Discussion
    Meets @ 1:00 PM on the 3rd Wed. of the month.
    Copies available at the Information Desk.
    Jan. 18
    Readers favorite choice
    Feb. 15
    A Man Called Ove
    Technology Classes: Beginner*
    Jan. 26 @ 1:30 PMGet an Email Account
    Feb. 23 @ 1:30 PMGoogle That?
    Technology Classes: Intermediate*
    Dec. 13 @ 6:30 PMMicrosoft Publisher
    Dec. 14 @ 1:00 PMIntroduction to eBooks
    Jan. 10 @ 6:30 PMMicrosoft Access
    Feb. 14 @ 6:30 PMMicrosoft Excel
    AARP Tax Aide*
    Appointment required
    Fridays, Feb. 3April 7 from 10:30 AM2:30 PM

    2nd Tues. @ 10:30 AM

    What are you hungry for?


    Feb. 1-28
    Winter is a wonderful time to snuggle up with a good
    book! Do you have trouble selecting the right read for you?
    Have you ever tried the Picnic approach? Stop by the Information Desk and fill out a reading passport. Answer a few
    quick questions and youll be on your way to finding the
    right author for you. Youll even walk away with a snack to
    munch on when you start your new book!

    Writers Group

    Programs with an asterisk (*) require registration.

    Watercolor
    Painting Class*
    3rd Thurs. @ 10:30AM

    Color Therapy

    4th Thurs. @ 1:00 PM

    TEEN EVENTS
    Anime Manga Club
    Meets on Mondays @ 3:00 PM
    Meet in the Story Pit after school to watch videos, share
    stories & hang out with other anime & manga fans.

    Teen Advisory Group


    Meets the 4th Tuesday of each month @ 3:00 PM
    No meeting in December.
    The Teen Advisory Group (TAG) is open to all teens in
    grades 7-12 (or equivalent for homeschool). Help plan teen library
    programs, suggest materials for the Young Adult collection, and
    earn volunteer hours. Snacks provided.

    Wii Wednesday
    Meets on Wednesdays @ 3:00 PM
    Play the Wii with your friends after school.

    Friday Film
    Meets on Fridays @ 3:00 PM
    Watch movies in the teen room after school.
    Snacks provided.

    Safe Sitter Class*


    Registration required, Ages 11-13
    Become a Safe Sitter. Learn the skills, knowledge, and attitudes to be a safe babysitter! Student contract & parent permission
    slip must be signed. Cost: $55 due day of class (scholarships available if needed to reduce price). Please pack a lunch.
    Saturday, Dec. 3 @ 10:00 AM3:00 PM

    Un-Valentine Party

    Looking for a good book to


    read? Try one of the 2016-2017
    Young Hoosier Book Award
    Nominees!

    Chasing the Milky Way


    by Erin Moulton

    Counting by 7s
    by Holly Sloan

    Echo by Pam
    Munoz Ryan

    Frostborn by Lou
    Anders Greenglass

    House by Kate Milford

    How the Beatles Changed


    the World
    by Martin Sandler

    I Kill the Mockingbird


    by Paul Acampora

    If Youre Reading This


    by Trent Reedy

    The Iron Trial by Holly


    Black and Cassandra Clare

    March: Book One by John


    Lewis, Andrew Aydin and
    Nate Powell

    Ms. Marvel: Volume 1 - No


    Normal by G. Willow Wilson

    The Night Gardener


    by Jonathan Auxier

    The Selection
    by Kiera Cass

    Steelheart by Brandon
    Sanderson

    Stella by Starlight
    by Sharon Draper

    The Swap by Megan Shull

    Tabula Rasa by Kristen


    Martin Lippert

    Threatened
    by Eliot Schrefer

    Unbroken
    by Laura Hillenbrand

    The Walk On
    by John Feinstein

    Feb. 14 @ 3:00 PM
    Watch movies in the teen room after school.
    Snacks provided.

    Programs with an asterisk (*) require registration. Weekly


    after school activities will meet during the school year, except in the case of library or school closings.

    FRIENDS BOARD

    Sara Reitmeyer
    President
    Jeanette Wachtel
    Treasurer
    Marie Albertson
    Secretary

    Westfield Washington Public Library


    333 W. Hoover Street
    Westfield, IN 46074
    Phone: 317-896-9391
    Fax: 317-896-3702
    E-mail: [email protected]
    Director: Sheryl Sollars
    Assistant Director: Kerry Green

    Find us online:
    wwpl.lib.in.us
    facebook.com/wwpl46074
    twitter.com/wwpl46074
    instagram.com/wwpl46074

    FRIENDS OF THE WESTFIELD LIBRARY

    The Friends of the Westfield Library


    (FOWL) is an organization designed to
    promote and support the mission of the
    Westfield Washington Public Library.
    Through its fundraising efforts, primarily
    book sales held in the library and online,
    the group raises money used to fund library
    programs and to purchase items that are
    not in the librarys operating budget.
    We will have a nearly new sale in
    early December. Nearly new items are
    suitable for gift giving during the holidays!

    Postage paid by:


    Friends of the Westfield Library

    PLEASE
    PLACE
    STAMP
    HERE

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