All programs at the library are free unless otherwise noted.
Programs with a fee are nonrefundable.
Please note: It is the responsibility of
the registrant to remember the date
and time of the program. You may telephone the library with your questions.
To register for any program please call the library at 957-7755
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GENEALOGY FAMILY HISTORY RESEARCH FOR BEGINNERS Sat., 2/3, 10 a.m. Mr.
Arthur F. Sniffin, a professional genealogist, will provide participants
with an overview of genealogical research with an emphasis on gathering
family records, interviewing relatives, and basic reference works.
Receive guidance in the preparation of pedigree charts, family group
sheets, and analyzing and recording information gathered from various
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INTERNET SUBJECT WORKSHOP Virtual
Roots: A Guide to Genealogy Sites on the Internet for the Beginner Discussion
of online resources and services, including good sites to start
your genealogical research. Get tips for accessing the vast sources
of information available from the Library of Congress. Peter Muhr,
Reference Dept., Lindenhurst Memorial Library |
PERMISSION
FORMS
FOR INTERNET USE
Dear Parents and/or Guardians, As you may know, access to the Internet is one of the most popular services the Lindenhurst Memorial Library offers. Many of our Internet users are children. With the best interests of your child in mind, we have developed a new permission form for use of the library’s Internet computers. Beginning July 1, all minors (under 18 years of age) requesting use of a library Internet computer, are required to have a signed permission form on file. Permission forms are available at the Circulation Desk. The minor’s parent or legal guardian must be present to sign the form. No exceptions will be made. Also, beginning July 1, middle school students are required to use the Internet computers in the Children’s Room only. High school students may continue to use the computers in the Adult Reference area. Thank you for your cooperation. |
Do
It Yourself
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Self-Renew
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Whether you’re on your home computer
(on our library’s home page) or on the library’s catalog computer,
you have access to the following circulation options: VIEW YOUR OWN RECORD REQUEST AN ITEM RENEW AN ITEM Don’t forget—when you’re at the library, check out your books and videos on your own at our self-checkout machine. |
New
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BOOKS
ON COMPACT DISC Adult Books-on-CD have arrived and are being shelved with the adult books-on-tape. Look for the distinguishing round red sticker on the spine. There is a 3-week circulation period. Young Adult Books-on-CD and Books-on-Tape also are here. They can be found in the Young Adult area. There is a 3-week circulation period for both. All non-fiction books-on-tape with call numbers in the 700s (arts), 800s (poetry and literature) and 900s (travel and history) are now being kept in storage. Please see the adult reference desk for items. |
New Color Photocopier. Copies
are $1.00 each. |
e-books
- What Are They? |
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What
kinds of books are available in e-book format? Will
the library be offering access to e-books? Will
I need a computer to take out e-books? |
SPOTLIGHT
ON SENIORS
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Receive assistance with completing Medicaid or Food Stamp applications, information pertaining to senior housing, respite services, senior I.D. and other concerns you may have. Joan Haugen, Suffolk County Office for the Aging. No registration required. |
Sponsored
by AARP, on Wednesdays, beginning February 7 and ending April
11, from 9 am to 1 pm. Open to all senior citizens and the disabled.
First-come, first-served basis. Participants must sign in at
the Circulation Desk and get a number. |
Receive 10% reduction on auto insurance rates and a deduction of four points from driver’s license record. $10/person, separate check for each individual, payable to AARP. Limited to Lindenhurst Memorial Library District residents. Class size is limited. |
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Did You Know... Senior
citizens (60 and older) may get two free
black and white photocopies
on Wednesdays, from 9 am to 12 noon. Ask at the Circulation Desk for assistance. |
Assistive Listening System Hearing assistance is available during library programs, using an assistive listening system. The system allows sound to be sent by a FM radio signal from the program speaker to the listener(s).The speaker uses a transmitter and microphone; the listener(s) wear receivers and headphones. It's easy to use. If you would like to try this system during a program, please call the library to reserve a receiver and headphone. There is no charge for this special service. |
HEART
HEALTH 641.5/AME American Heart Association Low-Fat, Low-Cholesterol
Cookbook: Heart-Healthy, Easy-to-Make Recipes that Taste Good.
NY: Times Books, 1997. |
BLOOD
PRESSURE TESTING
Thurs., 1/4 and 2/1, 1:00 to 3:00 p.m.
Free screening conducted by the American Red Cross. First-come, first-served basis. No registration required.
YOUR SPINE, YOUR HEALTH
Mon., 1/8, 7 p.m.
Informational lecture with a question and answer period. Learn about the two major factors that may cause back, neck and hip/leg pain. Dr. John Milone. Registration begins 12/27.
GRASP / HELP HOME STUDY ORIENTATION
Wed., 1/10, 6 p.m.
Adults 18 and older who want to earn a high school equivalency (GED) diploma or who want to learn English can now do so at home. Find out how this program operates. Western Suffolk BOCES. Registration underway.
ESTATE
PLANNING
Wed., 1/17, 1 p.m.
Discussion about estate saving techniques such as wills, trusts, life estates and more. Mr. Ronald Spirn, attorney. Registration begins 1/3.
SMALL BUSINESS COUNSELING
Wed., 1/17 (Registration begins 1/10)
Wed., 2/21 (Registration begins 2/14)
A representative from S.C.O.R.E. (Service Corps. of Retired Executives) will hold free individual counseling sessions for those contemplating starting a new business, as well as existing companies facing some of the challenges of the business world. An appointment can be made, on a first-come, first-served basis, for a 6:30, 7:15 or 8 p.m. session.
FINANCIAL PLANNING 101
Thurs., 1/18, 7 p.m.
Plan for your retirement now. Companies are making us retire earlier, medicine is making us live longer. Learn how to make your money work harder and longer so you can enjoy a comfortable retirement. Don Ruppel, Personal Financial Analyst. Registration begins 1/4.
BASIC
INVESTING
Thurs., 1/25, 7 p.m.
This workshop is designed to assist you in a better understanding of the financial planning process and basic investment options such as stocks, bonds, mutual funds, annuities and more. Mr. Jon L. Ten Haagen. Registration begins 1/11.
COMPUTER FIRST GRADE FOR GROWNUPS
Sat., 1/27, 10 a.m. to 12 noon.
Hands-on computer class. Participants will learn how to create and save a document, edit a document, insert and delete text, copy and paste text, do spell checks and more. There is a $9 per person registration fee payable by cash or check to LML Programming Account. Registration begins 1/13. First day of registration limited to Lindenhurst Memorial Library District residents. Class size is limited.
HOW LASER SURGERY CAN HELP YOU SEE
WITHOUT GLASSES
Mon., 1/29, 7 p.m.
Dr. Richard Nattis will discuss the latest medical procedure for correcting nearsightedness (myopia), astigmatism, and farsightedness (hyperopia), which has proven to be very effective, safe and painless. Registration begins 1/19.
VEGETARIAN
COOKING TECHNIQUES
Tues., 2/6. 7 p.m.
Basic vegetarian cooking techniques and meal plans will be discussed, as well as vegetarian options from various ethnic cuisines. Several tasty recipes will be distributed to give budding vegetarians a head start. Carmela Gabriele, Certified Nutritionist. Registration begins 1/23.
INTRODUCTION
TO E-MAIL
Mon. 2/12, 7 p.m.
Receive a basic overview of using the SuffolkWeb Pine e-mail system, as well as setting up and configuring Outlook Express for e-mail. Registration begins 2/2. Class conducted by Richard Brownstein, Computer Services, Lindenhurst Memorial Library
CAR
BUYING OR LEASING MADE SIMPLE
Thurs., 2/15, 7 p.m.
Step-by-step discussion will help guide and educate the consumer to know their needs, product, finances, dealer, and rights prior to purchasing or leasing a vehicle. Presented by AUTOCAP, Greater NY Auto Dealers Assn. Registration begins 2/1.
Citizenship
Classes
Citizenship preparation classes are being offered at the library on Wednesday, February 7, 14, 28, March 7, 14, 21, 28, from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Designed to assist immigrants interested in obtaining Citizenship through a comprehensive review of U.S. Government and History. Conducted by Western Suffolk BOCES. No registration is required.
Driving
Classes (Click here
for more info)
Library
Tours (Click here for
more info)
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Workshops (click here
for more info)
WHAT'S
NEW! As
of March 1, 2000, the number of CD-ROMs Were you aware that the AV department includes CDs for your listening pleasure? One of the most enjoyable genres includes soundtracks of Broadway shows. Whether you've seen a show and want to reminisce or have yet to go and want a musical preview, we probably have what you're looking for. Some older samples include the soundtracks from Hair, A Chorus Line and Cats. Newer sound recordings include the latest Grease, Fosse and Cabaret. CDs can be borrowed for 7 days. Pick one up today! Did you know that the CD-ROM collection can help you plan your next vacation? It can also find the source of a familiar quotation or even help you pass your driver's test or write a resume. Check out these and other useful programs from the CD-ROM Collection: 1. "National
Parks: The Multimedia Family Guide", (WIN95/3.1) For further information, please contact Carrie Guarria, Audiovisual Librarian Also, the AV department has acquired by donation sound recorded Bibles in several languages. Because of space consideration, these tapes from Bible Alliance will not be kept in the public area but will be stored in our Technical Services Dept. If you would like to borrow any or all of these, please ask at the reference desk or speak to Carrie Guarria or Anne Collins. Good Listening! |
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Lindenhurst, NY, 11757-5399 USA
| Phone: 631-957-7755 e-mail: lindlib@suffolk.lib.ny.us |