Happenings SAYVILLE LIBRARY 100th Anniversary

SAYVILLE LIBRARY Happenings
MAY – JUNE 2014
VOL. XV, NO. 53
PUZZLE PROJECT NEEDS
YOUR HELP
100th Anniversary
Family Carnival and
Old Time Base Ball Game
Saturday, June 21, 1:00-3:00
All Ages
Puzzles of the art
of Peter Max
will be
assembled for
display in
September.
Puzzles will be in the children’s, teen
and adult areas. Come by and join
the puzzle teams!
pm
Celebrate Sayville Library’s 100th Anniversary with
an old time family carnival! Enjoy a roaming show by
silent clown Chip Bryant while snacking on popcorn
and cotton candy. Be sure to try your hand at a variety
of skill games including bean bag tosses, spray away
and many more! Volunteers are wanted for the Sayville
Library Base Ball Team playing against the New York
Mutuals, using 19th century game rules. Events will
be held on the lawn and field off the Greeley Avenue
parking lot, rain or shine. Registration begins Monday,
June 2, but is not required for participation.
Seeking Volunteers
and Memorabilia
Teens could earn Community Service Credit
for helping out at our Family Carnival on
Saturday, June 21, noon to 3:30 pm.
Sign Up in the Children’s Room
starting Monday, June 2.
Base Ball players needed for our own Sayville
Library Team for a game on June 21 at 1:00 pm.
Sign up begins Monday, June 2.
WANTED:
Korean War memorabilia for May display
1964 World’s Fair memorabilia for June display
Now available - online magazines to view on your portable
devices and computers. Go to http://sayvillelibrary.org
and click on Zinio for login instructions.
Sayville Library
100th Anniversary Programs
May - 1946 – 1955
Musical Theater Workshop in Sayville
Sunday, May 4, 2:00-3:00 pm
Did you know Sayville had an active musical theater workshop from 1949 until 1985?
Actors Troy Donahue and Brian Dennehy performed there. Join Tove Abrams for an
informative presentation on an exciting part of Sayville’s history!
Displays:
Korean War - courtesy of
the Korean War Veterans
Assoc.
Movie: On the Waterfront (1954) 108 minutes
Monday, May 19, 1:00 pm
Sayville Musical Theater
Workshop playbills
An ex-fighter (Marlon Brando) gets a job working on the gang-ridden waterfront under a
crooked gangster boss. Light refreshments will be served.
Sayville Faculty Art Show
Tell America: The Where, Why and When of the Korean War
Wednesday, May 14, 3:00 pm
Tell America program was started by Korean War Veterans to inform young people about the Korean War, the Forgotten
War. Marine Veteran Sal Scarlotta, who served in Korea from 1952-53, will be here to put the war in context and share his
experiences.
June - A Century of World’s Fairs
Displays:
Family Carnival
World’s Fairs Memorabilia
Details on the cover.
News from the Friends
Thanks to all who made the Yard & Collectible Sale in March a
success!
A second important fundraiser will be held on June 6th, the Bake
Sale at the Ferry Terminal in Sayville. We are calling all bakers who
can make their favorite goodies and deliver them to Kristen’s house.
She can be reached at 631-567-9032. The variety of baked items
creates an appealing array of choices for the patrons of the ferries.
Sayville Library is well into its 100th Anniversary Celebration.
If you haven’t purchased an attractive, green glass sun catcher as a
memento, some are still available at the Circulation Desk.
Lorraine Martin, President
Thank You!!!
Thank you to Elizabeth Whitehouse
for her donation to the Library in memory of
Marjorie Ahner.
BUDGET VOTE DATES:
Tuesday, May 13
Absentee Ballot Applications must be
returned to District Clerk or request
one be sent in the mail
Tuesday, May 13
Evening Voter Registration
4:30 pm to 7:30 pm
Sayville Administration Building
Tuesday, May 13
School & Library Budget Information
Meeting, 7:30 pm
Sayville Administration Building
Tuesday, May 20
School District & Library Budget Vote
and Trustee Elections,
7:00 am – 9:00 pm
New Location:
Old Junior High/Suffolk Community
College
2 May/June 2014
2014-2015 Budget Vote & Trustee Election May 20, 2014
Message
from the
Library Board
of
Trustees
We are all happy to see the end of this winter with its record-breaking snow days and lost business hours. Looking ahead
to spring, the Library will be offering you a few new services and a continuation of older, popular ones, as well as new
books, music and movies.
Check our website for: a new link to Zinio, the online magazine service. You may now choose from over 30 magazines
to download to your portable devices, wirelessly printing from your laptop. A print job may be sent from within the
Library or from home. It will be waiting for you at the Print Release Station when you come to the Library to retrieve it.
Museum Passes are still available, courtesy of the Friends of Sayville Library. New this year is a Pass to the Fire Island
Lighthouse at Robert Moses State Park.
2014 marks the Library’s 100th Year of Service to the Sayville and West Sayville communities. Throughout the year, we are
presenting informative and fun programs and displays looking back over the century. We are eagerly anticipating a Family
Carnival in June and some very special programs in the fall. The big celebration will be the weekend of November 14th.
Your Sayville library card is one of the best values available for the whole family. If in one month a family were to purchase
four new books, four DVDs, two audiobooks and visit the LI Children’s Museum, the cost would be approximately $200.
Twelve months of this type of library activity would equal $2,400 of your money saved. The more items that you borrow,
library programs you attend, museums you visit, the more your library card value increases.
In the third year of the tax levy cap, developing a workable operating budget was challenging. The property taxes
levied by affected local governments and school districts generally cannot increase by more than 2 percent, or the rate
of inflation, whichever is lower. This year the tax levy limit is 1.46%. Through careful budgeting and staff attrition, the
2014-15 Proposed Library Budget has come in under the cap. The estimated ANNUAL change for a home
assessed at $40,000 is an increase of $6.16 - just 51 cents a month. This estimate is based on the current tax rates.
Once the assessed valuation is set by Islip Town in the summer of 2014, the actual tax rates will be calculated. For an
explanation of assessed valuation, go to this New York State website: http://www.orps.state.ny.us/home/varp_index.cfm.
Stop by the Library for more details.
Please note that, as has been the practice, included in the Sayville Library District line on your tax bill is the Sayville
Historical Society’s tax appropriation.
You will be electing one Trustee this year
for a term of five-years.
Remember to vote on Tuesday, May 20,
from 7:00 AM to 9:00 PM at the Old Junior
High/Suffolk Community College facility.
(Note the new location.)
Please see important dates on page 2. A
call to Library Director Alice Lepore at
589-4440 will provide answers to any of
your questions.
The public is welcome to attend Library
Board meetings scheduled on the second
Monday of each month. We all thank
you for your continued support of your
community library.
Brendan J. McCurdy, President
Linda Halliday, Vice President
Debra Mitchell, Secretary
Joseph Loughren, Deputy Secretary
Marianne Bastian, Trustee
Sayville Library 2014-2015 Proposed Operating Budget
Total Library Materials Total Library Operations
Total Equipment & Furnishings
Total Building Operations & Maintenance
Total Administrative Expenses
Total Salaries
Total Employee Benefits
2013-20142014-2015
$343,900 $126,450 $21,000
$250,200
$77,050
$1,339,222
$591,526
$349,105
$128,590
$21,000
$252,875
$111,705
$1,360,672
$580,041
Subtotal - Operating Budget
Repayment of Debt Service on Library building
Less Revenues
Total Operating Budget
$2,749,348
$2,803,988
$1,025,125.00 $1,004,875.00
($130,188.00)($116,458.00)
$3,644,285.00$3,692,405.00
Allowable Amount to be raised under Tax Cap
Tax Appropriation Over/(Under) Tax Cap
$3,661,166.00 $3,694,096.00
($16,881.00)
($1,691.00)
2013-2014 Actual Homestead Tax Rate / $100
$1.1681
2014-2015 Estimated Homestead Tax Rate / $100
$1.1836
2013-2014 Actual Annual Operating Cost for
Home Assessed at $40,000
$467.26
2014-2015 Estimated Annual Operating Budget
Cost for Home Assessed at $40,000$473.42
Estimated ANNUAL Tax Appropriation Change 2014-2015
$6.16
May/June 2014 3
C H I L D R E N ‘S P R O G R A M S
A Rainbow of Colors
May ______
Little Kids Movies
Wednesdays, May-June, 10:00-10:30
Ages Preschool w/Caregiver
Registration not required.
am
Pretty Potpourri for Mom
Thursday, May 1
4:00-4:45 pm OR 5:00-5:45 pm
Grades K-4
Make a special gift for Mom and more!
Registration begins Thursday, April 17.
Preschool Art with Joanne
Monday, May 5
10:30-11:30 am OR 1:00-2:00 pm
Ages 3-5 Years w/Caregiver
Create, imagine and explore different
art mediums with artist Joanne
Manning. Registration begins Monday,
April 21.
Tuesday, May 20
10:00-11:00 am OR 11:15 am-12:15 pm
Ages 18-36 Months w/Caregiverr
Join A Time for Kids for an hour of
music, movement, crafts and more!
Registration begins Tuesday, May 6.
Mother Goose
Thursday, May 22
10:00-10:30 am
Ages Birth-12 Months w/Caregiver
11:00-11:30 am
Ages 13-23 Months w/Caregiver
Learn and enjoy Mother Goose songs
and rhymes both familiar and new.
Registration begins Thursday, May 8.
Games for Twos
Friday, May 9
1:00-1:45 pm OR 2:00-2:45 pm
Ages 3-5 Years w/Caregiver
Celebrate Mother’s Day with crafts,
fun and more with Doreen and Ellen.
Registration begins Friday, April 25.
Tuesday, May 27
10:00-10:45 am OR
11:00-11:45 am
Ages 24-35 Months
w/Caregiver
Bring your toddler
and participate in ageappropriate activities
designed to stimulate
and encourage physical
and mental development. Enjoy finger
plays, music, bubbles, parachute play
and more. Registration begins Tuesday,
May 13.
Baby Games
Pajama Storytime
Magical Mother’s Day
Saturday, May 10, 10:00-10:45 am
Ages Birth-12 Months w/Caregiver
Bring your baby and participate in
age-appropriate activities designed to
stimulate and encourage infant physical
and mental development. Enjoy finger
plays, music, bubbles, parachute play
and more. Registration begins Saturday,
April 26.
Toddler Time
Saturday, May 10, 11:00-11:45 am
Ages 13-36 Months w/Caregiver
Bring your toddler and participate in
age-appropriate activities designed to
stimulate and encourage physical and
mental development. Enjoy finger plays,
music, bubbles, parachute play and
more. Registration begins
Saturday, April 26.
Wednesday, May 28
7:00-7:30 pm
Ages 3-5 Years
w/Caregiver
Listen to and enjoy
some sleepy stories and
a movie. Come dressed
in your p.j.’s and bring your favorite
bedtime buddy to cuddle up with.
Registration begins Wednesday,
May 14.
June ____
Kiddie Krafts
Monday, June 2
10:00-10:45 am OR 11:00-11:45 am
Ages 2-5 Years w/Caregiver
Visit the library for a craft program
with four stations of creative crafts.
Registration begins Monday, May 19.
On The Farm
Thursday, June 5
10:00-10:30 am
Ages Birth-18 Months
w/Caregiver
10:45-11:15 am
Ages 19-36 Months w/Caregiver
Sing along with Dara Linthwaite
and enjoy some songs about farm
animals and summertime.
Registration begins Thursday,
May 22.
Me and My Dad
Thursday, June 5
4:00-4:45 pm OR 5:00-5:45 pm
Grades K-4
Make a special gift for Dad with
Doreen and Ellen. Registration
begins Thursday, May 22.
June Bugs
Thursday, June 5, 7:00-8:30 pm
Family Program - All Ages
Drop in anytime throughout this
unstructured program with Doreen
and Ellen to make a variety of
Summertime-themed crafts at
stations around the room. This
program is designed for families who
cannot attend daytime programs.
Registration begins Thursday, May 22.
Family Friday Art with Joanne
Friday, June 6, 7:00-8:00 pm
Family Program - All Ages
Create cool art projects on this night
out at the library. Registration begins
Friday, May 23.
Baby Games
Tuesday, June 10
10:00-10:45 am
Ages Birth-12 Months
w/Caregiver
11:00-11:45 am
Ages 13-24 Months
w/Caregiver
Bring your baby and participate in
age-appropriate activities designed
to stimulate and encourage infant
physical and mental development.
Enjoy finger plays, music, bubbles,
parachute play and more.
Registration begins Tuesday,
May 27.
4 May/June 2014
Registration Guidelines
Unless otherwise stated, the programs listed in this flyer run for one time only.
You may register your child in person or by phone after 10:00 AM at 589-4440,
dial 5, but to ensure enrollment in the program you want, we recommend
signing up on the first day of registration. All programs are age appropriate,
so please abide by the age and grade restrictions for each program.
Dynamite Dads
Thursday, June 12
10:00-10:45 am OR
11:00-11:45 am
Ages 3-5 Years
w/Caregiver
Celebrate Father’s
Day with crafts,
fun and more with Doreen and Ellen.
Registration begins Thursday, May 29.
• Library card required when attending any program.
• Programs are open to all children who live in the Sayville Library district and also to children whose caregivers live in the district.
• Call to cancel if unable to attend.
• Please let us know in advance if you require any special accommodations because of a disability. Thank you for your cooperation.
3,2,1…Blast Off!
Monday, June 16
10:30-11:30 am OR
1:00-2:00 pm
Ages 3-5 Years
w/Caregiver
Join A Time for Kids
with a rocket themed hour
of music, movement, crafts
and more! Registration begins
Monday, June 2.
Fizz Boom Read
2014 Summer
Reading Club
Begins Monday, June 30
See next newsletter
for details!
** A current Sayville Library card is required to register for any Teen program
May ________
Teen Movie Night
Friday, May 2, 7:00-8:30 pm
Ages 10 & Up
Play this fast-paced Nintendo Wii game
against your friends and see who takes
the championship!
Registration begins Thursday, May 1.
Here Comes the Boom
Rated PG
(105 minutes)
Friday, May 16
6:30-8:30 pm
Ages 10 & Up
Join us for an
evening filled
with pizza, fun
and a movie. Registration begins
Thursday, May 1.
Tell America Program
Art with Joanne
Wii Tournament:
Wario Ware
Smooth Moves
Wednesday, May 14,
3:00 pm
See program details
on page 2.
$ Five-Hour Pre-Licensing Course
Thursday, May 15, 4:00-9:00 pm
Ages 16 Years and Older w/Permit
Getting ready to take your road test?
Take this five-hour class, required by
the Department of Motor Vehicles,
about driving techniques and highway
safety. Bring your Learner’s Permit to
class! A non-refundable fee of $35.00
is required at registration. Checks or
money orders only made out to
Sayville Library. Registration begins
Thursday, May 1.
Friday, May 23
7:00-8:00 pm
Ages 10 & Up
Create a cool art
project with Joanne
Manning to take
home and enjoy.
Registration begins
Thursday, May 1.
June _______________
Battle of the Books
Tuesdays, June 3 – August 12, 4:00-5:00 pm
Ages: Entering Grades 6 through 9
If you love to read and pay attention to
details, you’ll want to join our annual
Battle of the Books team! We practice
once a week through the summer and
will compete against the other libraries
in Suffolk County on Saturday, August
9, in the evening. Registration begins
Thursday, May 1.
Teen Movie Night
Smurfs 2 Rated PG
(105 minutes)
Friday, June 20
6:30-8:30 pm
Ages 10 & Up
Join us for an
evening filled
with pizza, fun and a movie.
Registration begins Monday, June 2.
Teen Volunteers Needed!
Earn Community Service Credit for helping out at our
Family Carnival on Saturday, June 21, noon to 3:30 pm.
Sign Up in the Children’s Room Starting Monday, June 2.
May/June 2014 5
ADULT PROGRAMS
Registration begins Monday, April 28, 2014, at the Adult Service Desk for all programs.
Programs listed with this symbol ($) require in-person registration, a Sayville Library card and
a fee. OUT OF DISTRICT PATRONS may sign up starting Monday, May 12, 2014. Checks or
money orders only please, made payable to Sayville Library at time of registration unless otherwise
noted. For more information, stop by or call 589-4440 X 305.
May ________
Community Theater
in Sayville: The Early Years
Sunday, May 4, 2:00-3:00 pm
See program details on page 2.
The A, B, C, and D’s of Medicare
Tuesday, May 13, 7:00-8:30 pm
How do you choose a suitable plan?
Making the wrong choice could
cost you. It is wise to prepare and
compare. This seminar will explore
the options available to you.
Tell America Program
Wednesday, May 14, 3:00 pm
See program details on page 2.
x The Homegrown Family Trio
Sunday, May 18, 2:00-3:00 pm
Come join us for an evening of high
energy American music performed
by the Homegrown
Family Trio. Music
will range from
ancient ballads
of the British
Isles to blues and
bluegrass of the
twentieth century. The band excites
and delights its audiences using a
sonic palette of mountain dulcimer,
guitar, mandolin, ukulele, banjo,
jaw harp, and doumbek.
Gluten Sensitivity –
Go Gluten Free & See!
Monday, May 19, 7:00-8:30 pm
If you have digestion, weight,
attention, fatigue, skin, anemia, or
joint inflammation issues you may
be Gluten Sensitive! Even those
with negative Celiac blood test
results may have Gluten Sensitivity.
Vanessa Langer, RN, MS, Certified
Nutrition Specialist, will provide a
path to healing and wellness.
Recipes to Die For
Wednesday, May 21, 7:00-8:30 pm
John Smith went undercover for the
federal government and was placed
in the Witness Protection Program.
While in the program, John cooked
with some of the most notorious
gangsters of all time. Come hear the
stories, taste some of the food, and
go home with some “recipes to
die for!”
Iced Tea Tasting
Thursday, May 22,
7:00-8:30 pm
Summer is almost here and
nothing is more refreshing
and healthy than real iced
tea. Join us for this
informative and interactive
seminar to learn about and taste
some unique iced teas made
from specialty loose leaf tea from
Kristine Henderson, a Certified Tea
Specialist.
Introduction to Wanderlust
Tuesday, May 27, 7:00-8:30 pm
Enhance your enjoyment of
all aspects of travel, from the
planning stage to reliving the
memories years later, with travel
expert, Ben Pastore. He will share
insider tips with lots of photos
and stories from his years of travel
across 7 continents!
Growing Your Own Food:
The Four Season Organic Garden
Wednesday, May 28, 7:00-8:30 pm
Renato Stafford from Homegrown
Organic will demonstrate Old
World methods for growing your
own organic food!
Topics covered
include: making
soil, greenhouses
and more!
Healthy Summer Eating
Thursday, May 29, 7:00-8:30 pm
Going to the beach, having a picnic
or barbecuing, summer can be
a difficult time to eat right! Join
nutrition expert Tina Annibel to
learn how to plan for healthy eating
to stay on track and feel great this
summer!
Multi-Media
Painting & Drawing
Fridays, May 30,
June 6, 13, 20,
3:00-5:00 pm
Let your creativity
blossom with this
multi-media art class
that will incorporate acrylic painting
as well as drawing with various
media. Come prepared on the
first day with 11” x 14” paper, “B”
pencils and a kneaded eraser.
June __
x Joe Ferrante
& Sue Kleiner
Sunday, June 1,
2:00-3:00 pm
Enjoy an
afternoon of
beautiful music
with Sayville
High School graduate Joe Ferrante
(piano) and Susan Kleiner (flute).
They will be performing a variety
of music by 20th century composers
such as Faure, Poulenc, Hindemith
and Vaughan Williams.
The Goodness of Grains
Monday, June 2, 7:00-8:30 pm
Master Chef and food writer
Evelyn Banker will show you how
to make a tasty cornmeal salad,
and demonstrate how grains such
as wheat, rice and farina can be
used in ways you may never have
thought of.
6 May/June 2014
Introduction to Printmaking
Wednesday, June 4, 6:30-8:30 pm
Local artist Kathy Cunningham will
teach the basics of printmaking.
Various types of printmaking will
be explained, such as etchings,
woodcuts and collagraphs (texture
prints). Please wear old clothes,
bring a small pair of scissors, and
be prepared to have good time!
$ Hydrangea Wreath Craft
Thursday, June 5, 7:00-8:30 pm
Join Bonnie Schwartz
to make this lovely
wreath. It’s made of
silk flowers, so it can
be used year after year!
Please bring a glue gun
and 4 glue sticks. Non-refundable
Fee: $10 check or money order only,
payable to Sayville Library.
William Glackens:
American Impressionist
Sunday, June 8, 2:00-3:30 pm
Local historian Gene Horton
will return to tell the story of
impressionist, William Glackens and
his relationship to Long Island and
the communities of Bellport and
Blue Point, specifically.
Afternoon Movies
at the Library
Film & Dessert
Friday, May 2, 1:00
The Book Thief
PG-13, 131 min.
Starring:
Geoffrey Rush
& Emily Watson
Monday, June 9, 7:00-8:30 pm
The button fell off, the sleeves are
too long, and the seam is ripped!
Learn the basic techniques to repair
these common issues. Attendees
bring to class freshly laundered
clothes that need TLC. No sewing
experience
needed. Bring
a hand sewing
needle and
thread to match
the clothing.
Home Canning
Wednesday, June 11, 7:00-8:30 pm
Join Mark Vosburgh, an expert in
canning just about everything, as
he presents this informative and
interactive program for anyone
interested in home canning.
Both experienced canners and
newcomers alike will benefit from
this easy to follow discussion.
Moonlight Gardens
with Karl Auwaerter
Thursday, June 12, 7:00-8:30 pm
Creating a garden that can be
enjoyed during the evening hours
takes some thoughtful
planning, and Karl
Auwaerter from
Bayport Flower
Houses is just the
person to show you how!
Book Discussions
pm
Friday, June 6, 1:00 pm
Philomena PG-13, 98
Starring: Judi Dench
& Steve Coogan
Simple Sewing Repairs
Afternoon Discussions
min.
Classic Movie Mondays
Monday, May 19, 1:00 pm
On the Waterfront
Not Rated, 102 min.
Starring: Marlon Brando
Monday, June 30, 1:00 pm
How to Marry A Millionaire
Not Rated, 105 min.
Starring: Marilyn Monroe
& Betty Grable
Tuesday, May 27, 3:00 pm
The Greater Journey:
Americans in Paris
by David McCullough
ANNUAL LUNCHEON!
Tuesday, June 24,
1:00 pm
Big Stone Gap
by Adriana Trigiani
Computers for Beginners Part 1
Tuesday, May 13, 7:00-8:00 pm
OR Thursday, May 15,
10:15-11:15 am
Learn the basics of using a
computer, including, how to
use Windows and a mouse.
Computers for Beginners Part 2
Tuesday, May 20, 7:00-8:00 pm
OR Thursday, May 22,
10:15-11:15 am
Learn the basics of the Internet
and e-mail.
Computers for Beginners Part 3
Tuesday, May 27, 7:00-8:00 pm
OR Thursday, May 29,
10:15-11:15 am
Learn now to create a
document, copy, paste and
save your work.
Microsoft Word Part 1
Tuesday, June 10, 7:00-8:00 pm
OR Thursday, June 12,
10:15-11:15 am
This class is for the beginner
providing a basic introduction
to Microsoft Word. Prerequisite:
A good working knowledge of
how to use a mouse.
Microsoft Word Part 2
Tuesday, June 17, 7:00-8:00 pm
OR Thursday, June 19,
10:15-11:15 am
This class is for the more
experienced user. Patrons will
learn how to cut and paste,
copy and paste and more.
Prerequisite: Microsoft Word
Part 1.
Microsoft Word Part 3
Evening Discussions
Monday, May 19, 7:00
All He Ever Wanted
by Anita Shreve
Monday, June 16, 7:00
Three Weissmans
by Kathleen Schine
Computer
Classes
pm
pm
Tuesday, June 24, 7:00-8:00 pm
OR Thursday, June 26,
10:15-11:15 am
This class is for the more
experienced user. Patrons will
review what was taught in the
previous classes. Prerequisite:
Microsoft Word Part 2.
May/June 2014 7
Bus & Train Trips
$ Yankee Stadium Tour, Mario’s & Tour of the Bronx
Friday, July 25
Get the ultimate behind-the-scenes tour of Yankee Stadium! Your tour will include the
dugout area – sit in the best seats in the house, imagine yourself being a sports reporter in
the Press Box, visit the locker room of your heroes in the Clubhouse, hear the fascinating
stories of the legends and myths of the Yankees History and more! Your lunch will be
at Mario’s, winner of the James Beard Award for best Regional Classic Restaurant. Before
your lunch, enjoy some time shopping for Italian delicacies on the fabled Arthur Avenue
followed by a tour of the fascinating Bronx.
Depart: 8:45 am • Approx. Return: 7:00 pm
Fee: $107, check or money order only, payable to Sayville Library
Please note: All areas in Yankee Stadium are subject to change and are based on availability.
Walking/Standing is required.
$ Long Island Railroad Trip to New York City
Saturday, June 21
*RONKONKOMA Train Station* Enjoy discounted train tickets through the library! On
the day of the train trip, all patrons must leave from the Ronkonkoma Station on the 8:40
am train and be in the first car. You will arrive at Penn Station at 10:00 am and you can
return home on any train prior to midnight. Limit six (6) tickets per patron. Registration
for tickets ends on Friday, June 13 – or whenever tickets run out, whichever comes first.
Departure time is subject to change.
Nonrefundable Fee: $9.25 check or money order only, payable to Sayville Library.
Defensive
Driving
$ Senior
Defensive Driving
Saturday, May 24,
10:00 am-4:00 pm
You must be fifty
years of age or
older. Fee: $20
check or money
order only, payable
to
Sayville Library.
$ Suffolk Safety
Defensive Driving
Saturday, June 7,
10:00 am-4:00 pm
Fee: $28 check or
money order only,
payable to Sayville
Library.
SAY CHEESE!
Your attendance at programs sponsored by the Sayville Library may be digitally
recorded through photographs or video recordings. These images may be posted on our website, in
our newsletter, or by local newspapers. If you do not wish your image to be published, please notify
a staff member.
Sayville Library
88 Greene Avenue
Sayville, NY 11782-2745
631-589-4440
http://sayvillelibrary.org
THE LIBRARY WILL BE
CLOSING ON SUNDAYS
STARTING JUNE 15, 2014
NON PROFIT
U. S. POSTAGE
PAID
SAYVILLE LIBRARY
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Brendan J. McCurdy – President
Linda Halliday – Vice President
Debra Mitchell – Secretary
Joseph Loughren – Deputy Secretary
Marianne Bastian – Trustee
Alice Lepore, Library Director
Deborah Pouletsos, Editor
Library Board Meetings
Tuesday, May 13, 2014 6:00 pm
(Note: different day and time)
Monday, June 9, 2014 7:00 pm
Holiday Closing Schedule:
Sunday, May 11, 2014
Sunday, May 25, 2014
Monday, May 26, 2014
Hours of Service:
Monday - Friday 10 am – 9 pm
Saturday 9:30 am – 5 pm
Sunday 1 – 5 pm
Closed on Sunday for the summer
starting June 15, 2014
Design & Printing: Searles Graphics, Inc.
http://www.searlesgraphics.com
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