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nonfiction titles are available for vocalist, composer, arranger, band feature a
adults and children. There are no leader and teacher, who has per- chance for
overdue fines for MyMediaMall formed on stage and in recordings some audi-
selections because the digital materi- with Peggy Lee, Tony Bennett, Ramsey ence mem-
als are automatically returned at the Lewis, Curtis Mayfield, and many bers to
end of the loan period. If an item is other famous artists. Pianist Jim Ryan chaHenge
already checked out, you can put it has done recordings the Warrior
on hold to be notified by e-mail as as a performer and at jump
soon as it is available. writer/producer rope danc-
of commercial ing, and a
Online Book Clubs: every weekday,
music for television breathtak-
you'll receive a portion of a book to and radio. ing finale.
read in your e-mail. Each week,
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or more of these sessions: database for research
Movies, Munchies and Music from the Movies
Let’s Talk About It
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presented by Jack Diamond a Pr09ram that - - pianist Eugene Kwok
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film, Happy Dayg (1929)_ By the I every Tuesday at 11:30 am. Join us songs such as My
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many more.
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from the University of |||inoi5 tive stroll through Millenium Park. Reference Library books listed after
Extension Wm demonstrate Strete_ Hy will share his insight and passion the encyclopedias. Students, teachers,
gies to maximize your income for the artists, philanthropists, and professionals and entrepreneurs can
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research says about how much Tues-I Fen 5' "530 am MGPL is participating in Polytalk
Y0“ can WiindiaW and Spend e'3Cn Sark Antaramian presents a musical a Statewide network of vo|unteet
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CALENDAR
Spelling Bee
MGPL: The Place to BEE January
Suburban Cook County home-schooled students, in kindergarten through 8th
1 Mon. ClosedforNewYear's Day
grade, are invited to compete in a spelling bee sponsored by The Chicago
4 Thu. 7 pm Teen READ
Tribune in conjunction with the Scripps National Spelling Bee. MGPL is hosting
6 Sat. 12-3 TLCPartyatClassicBowl:
a first level spelling bee on Saturday, January 27. Check in on the day of the
registration and parental
bee at 1 pm; the spelling begins at 1:30. A minimum of 20 spellers is required. permissionform required
Go to www.spellingbee.com for competition rules. The National Bee will be 7 Sun. 2 pm JazzinJanuary
held in Washington, D.C. Copies of Spell It! Tips and Tricks forSpelling Bee 8 Mon. 2 pm 007 Film: Dr. No
Success are available at the Youth Services Desk.
9 Tue. 11:30am Page Turners: Karen
Hansen
¥ To register, call 847-929-5102.
11 Thu. 7:30 pm Library Board Meeting
Two recently released films about spelling bees will be shown on Saturdays
13 Sat. 2 pm Film: BeeSeason
preceding the bee: Bee Season will be shown on Jan. 13, at 2 pm, and Akeelah 14 Sun. 2 pm Concert by IvorySong
and the Bee will be shown Jan. 20, at 2 pm. See page 7 for film details. 18 Thu. 10am All Booked Updiscussion
§O§$®GQOQ$OGOQGU$¢§QQ$é¥Q%O¢B‘$iQ5lGQ§§iB$SCIQ 18 Thu. 2 & 7 pm Feature Film:An
InconvenientTruth
Ivory Song: A Concert Romantic Duets
20 Sat. 2 pm Film:AkeelahandtheBee
of Favorites
Sun., Feb. 4, 2 pm 21 Sun. 2 pm Musicfrom theMovies
sundayl _|an_ 14' 2 pm Soprano Melissa Trinkman and bass Paul 22 Mon. 2 pm O07 Film: TheMan with
|\/|i¢he| Domgngue Sings and Corona perform romantic duets in an early the Golden Gun
p|ay5 Vio|in and Jose Bong Valentine's Day concert. The two vocalists 23 Tues. 7:30 pm Thinking OutLoud
penera p|ay5 piano for origina| are graduates of Northwestern University. discussion
arrangements of favorite songs Paul n35 W°n 24 Wed. 2 pm Let'sTalkaboutit!
by Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett numerous mu5lCa| 25 Thu. 7 pm Teen LibraryCouncil
and Elvis Presley. You'll hear <l°mPetlTl°n5 27 Sat. 10am Get Hooked!
songs from many countries: a including The 27 Sat. 1 pm Spelling Beefor Home
School Students, reg. req.
little bossa nova, some jazz, Metmpolltan Opera
and ba||ad5_ National Council's 28 Sun. 2 pm Foreign Film: Turtles
CanFly
Grand Finals.
29 Mon. 2 pm 007 Film: DieAnotherDay
652$B!%@$QQGO§§l€OiQOIIO€¥Q¢'§I&!§5%$€§$®@§§1$®f£=@%§l:#¥$$ February
February Is Library Lovers Month 1 Thu. 7 pm Teen READ
4 Sun. 2 pm RomanticDuets
In celebration of Valentine's Day and Library Lovers Month, you can send the Mon. 2 pm Film: Charade
Library a Valentine and enter a drawing for one of three prizes. Tue. 11:30am HistoryofMusic
V Prizes: there will be three prize baskets containing edible Valentine treats, in Chicago »
heart-shaped treasures, and several romance novels. 8 Thu. 7:30 pm LibraryBoard Meeting
10 Sat. 2 pm Teen Film: Goal: The
V Entries: Beginning January 2, write your Valentine message about or to the DreamBegins
Library on a paper heart and fill out an entry blank (both available at the 12 Mon. 2 pm Film: Roman Holiday
l Library) with your name and phone number for the drawing. The paper heart 15 Thu. 10am All Booked Updiscussion
will be posted in the Library and you may deposit your entry form in the 15 Thu. 2 & 7 pm Feature Film: TheDevil
Valentine box located at the Circulation Desk. WearsPrada
l' V The drawing will be held on ValentinesI Day, Wednesday, February 14. Winners 18 Sun. 2 pm Foreign Film: Farewell
MyConcubine
need not be present to win. The three winners will be notified by phone.
20 Tue. 2 pm BiographyofNatKingCole
Exhibits 24 Sat. 10am Get Hooked!
24 Sat. 2 pm Film: TheBreak-Up
January
25 Sun. 2 pm Indonesian PerformingArts
Mina Hsing displays Chinese brush paintings in the Baxter Room. 26 Mon. 2 pm Film: BreakfastatTiffany's
Starlight Stitchery displays handmade items in the Lincoln Avenue entry 27 Tues. 7:30 pm Thinking Out Loud
display case. discussion
28 Wed. 2 pm Let'sTalkabout It!
February
Marge White exhibits original watercolors in the Baxter Room.
Valentine crafts are displayed in the Lincoln Ave. entry display case.
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* Registration required.
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Find me °n the Kids’ 7. 6 Sa. 11 am Musical StoryTime
Webrary and In °the" 12 Fr. 4 pm Kidz Kartoonz
Library P!1bII¢atI°"5- 13 Sa. 10—4 Crafty Saturday
1 -‘ 15 Mo. 11 am Dr.Martin Luther
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Winter Session runs from Gr" K‘? Impressions of the Man
January 8 through March 2. Registration 20 Sa‘ H am I§"S‘ig:fi‘§ Your Baby
is required forthe following classes. 24 We 5:30 pm Preschooi and Day Mon., Jan. 15,11 am
Care Fair Travel through time and visit the
L-ibrary Playti-me F b important events and characters
2-Year-Olds & Parents or Caregivers ie '-i-tngigo pm Curious George* surrounding the life of Dr. Martin
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TChlausrssdliamysit,-13p0m 28 We. 6:30 pm KGi“ds2'i4n*the Kitchen, Dr. King. /
Stories & Stuff
Grades K, 1, and 2; Tuesdays, 6:30 pm Crafty Saturdays Kids in T116
Class limit-12 Kitchen
January 13 and February 10,
Drop-In Classes 10 am — 4 pm Wed., Jan. 17, \
Knitting Club (while supplies last) 6:30 pm, for
Mondays, 4-5 pm Make a seasonal fun craft. Note: Kindergarten &
Bring a project or learn a new one. Ages Children under eight may need 1st Grade
6 and up. No registration required. adult supervision. Wed_, Feb, 28, 6:30 pm,
Listen Up! for 2nd - 4th Grade
Drop-in storytime for preschool children Musical Story Time Put on your apron and grab a spoon!
and their caregivers. Tuesdays at 10 am. 1st Saturdays Join YS staff “chefs” Kara Smith and
Children listen to stories and songs, 11 am Helen Weiss in this fun cooking class,
interact in a group and do a craft. just for kids! Listen to a story featur-
January 6 and
Family Chess February 3 ing food and then help make a fun
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music-filled story time and craft. each Session‘
Wee Read Lapsit Program Drop-in; no registration needed.
Teaching Your Baby
For ages 0-24 months. Listen to songs
and stories and enjoy playtime every toSign
Friday at 11 am. Also offered on lllllill PAPER SBISSIIBS Sa-t__jan_2Q'1‘| am,
Saturdays: January 27 and February 24, Communicate to your baby before
at 11 am. he/she starts talking! Bring your baby
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Drama Club to this introductory session and learn
1st and 3rd Fridays, 4-5 pm about how and why signing works
Ages 6-12. Learn to love acting and meet Rock, Paper Scissors and how to
newfriends in fun-filled activities.
Tournament I“"°d“°e
signing to
Fri-., Jan. 5, 4 pm baby
Kidz Kartoonz Children in grades-1-12 may register Registration if 1 ‘-
Thursday, Jan. 4, 11 am at the door. The winner will receive a required caii ., , .
Friday, Jan. 12, 4 pm bookstore gift certificate and his/her 847_929_5i02_ _ , i
Friday, Feb. 9, 4 pm
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to add to the current and future
Care Fair tee
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Come celebrate President's Day with Dlsney CleSs1CS’SuCh as Sleeping
Baxter Room a visit from Abe Lincoln. This moving Beauty,may be dropped offat
Representatives portrayal brings history to life. theYouth Setvlees Desk
er area estahiishments providing President Lincoln will talk_about his N0te:Any titles that are not
preschool and day care services will humbte °r'9'n5 through hi5 trying needed will he Offered in the
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We Love Curious Ggorge! V0te for Your Favorites What,S
Thurs Feb 1 6.30 pm The Rehecte caudi" Young Youth Services Department
Meet Curious George and his friend, Readers’ Book Award and the lee _b'gg|§St nftws 'ntt_hethYOu32m_
The Man With The Yellow Hat Menareh Award erwces epa men '5 e a ‘On
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5102 or stop t°||°Wln9 eritertai Subscribe to Matchbook for Kids
by the Beth awards aiiew ehiy one Vote or Matchbook Select, the best ways
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per student. If students vote at to keep up to date W'th the new
Services their Sehoeisl they may not Vote at materials in the Youth Services
Desk. the Library Department. You can customize your
monthly e-mail listing of new mate-
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5tudent5 tn grades interests. You can even choose
4'3 must have read to receive listings of items by a
Ch1Cag0 WQIVQS er |i5tehed to a favorite author. Youth Services
PIQYCI‘ Visit mlhtthum °t three staff members write reviews
Tues" |:eb_ 13" 4:39 pm, horhlnated b°°k5- for "Staff Picks," which will be
Chicago Weives right Wing Sean a Monarch Award included in every MatchBook for Kids
McMorrow will visit the Library as studehtg in grade; |(_3 must have eman-
part °t the team's Read to Succeed read Or |i$t9ned By subscribing to MatchBookSelect,
program. McMorrow will discuss t0 8 minimum Of you can choose a newsletter which
the importance of recreational
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reading, dress a child in Wolves
b00|<$- book jacket, a summary and a link to
hockey gear, raffle Wolves prizes,
the Morton Grove Public Library's
and
catalog to check availability and/or
Stgh place reserves. Current children's
auto- Pick up the list of nominated titles in new5|ettei-5 ere; new youth ction,
graphs. the Youth Services Department. new youth nonfietioni and new
Books and audiobooks are located in youth picture hooks, which are
°Ur Fire Truek Di5P|aY- mailed twice a month. Youth Services
Special Events and Youth Genre
newsletters are sent monthly. Go to:
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Babysitting Basics TLC Bowling Party @ Classic Bowl
Sat., Jan. 6, 12-3 pm
Graduates of the November Babysitting Basics class are shown with Come kick off 2007 with Teen
Captain Bill Porter, instructor for the class sponsored by MGPL, the Morton
Library Council members at
Grove Fire Department and the Morton Grove Police Department. Classic Bowl in Morton Grove.
Registration required; parental
permission form must be com-
B00]; Discussions the Unitedd States: what might have p|eted_ ca“ 847_965_4220 Stop
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To learn more about future discussion appene l Charles A‘ Llndbergh by the Reference Services Desk.
titles or for more information about had triumphed Over FDR in the 1940
Read, Eat, And Discuss: Teen
MGPL's book discussion groups presldenllal electlon?
please visit www.webrary.org/rs/ or B' ook Club
call Karen Hansen at 847-929-5115. January/February PiCkS HOW/1-ll‘/9 NOW bl! Meg R°5°i
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Green: Thurs., Feb. 1, 7—8:30 pm
Thurs I Jan 18I 10 am‘ All Booked make theIperfect cou- ple in
Up: Carole Radziwill chronicles her Crawford S latest culmary mystery‘ Teen Library Council (TLC)
Struggles With her hu5bahd'5 long" Hide, Lisa Gardner. Bobby Dodge's Thursday, Jan. 25, 7-8:30 pm
time battle With <IehCef. hi5 death, fears about the killer who nearly Join U5 f°r braih5t°"mihg and
and the deeTh5 Of hel’ C|05e fFiehd5. took his life may be true: the killer planning teen events at the
J0hh Kennedy. Jr-. and Cereiihe may still be alive and claiming new Library! The TLC is a great way to
meet new friends, get involved in
Bessette Kennedy. vi¢tim5_
the community, earn volunteer
Year Of W°"de"$ Knitting Circle, Ann Hood. Mary service hours, and share your
T'-1e5--1a"- 23- 7130 Pm: Thinking Baxter turns to knitting for healing opinions on how the Library can
01-it |-Oud after the sudden death of her five- best serve teens.
Geraldine Brooks’ novel follows the yeaf-Qld daughten
Saturday Matinees
plight of a small village in 17th-cen-
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Check out the new Playstation 2
world when they discoverthey're har- 9°95 terllbly Wrong when the Crew
members, tra ed in the frozen Video games at the Library!
boring the deadly Bubonic plague. pp A Just a few of the new titles are:
ice, are snatched one by one and
D1 Gran Prix, FIFA Soccer2006,
5atl"'daY found brutally murdered by an
Kingdom Hearts, Major League
ThUl'S., Feb. 15, 10 am: All BOOl(Ed Up unkngwn a55ai|ant_
Baseball2K6, Ratchet Deadlocked,
The discussion will be about Ian
Ggt H00k€d_ and Super Dragonba/IZ. Be sure
McEwan's newest novel, Saturday,
' to watch the shelves for new
about a single day in a tense post- . .
A Kmttlflg & titles to be added in 2007. One-
9/11 world, in which the paths
Cr0Ch€tmg week loan period; limit of one
of two people collide with dire
G€t—T0g€th€1° per library card.
consequences.
Sat., Jan. 27, 10 am
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Tues., Feb. 27, 7:30 pm: Thinking SMaotn'thFley get-4to'gethaemrs for those (except November and December).
OPhuit“LoRuodtws ..a|temate histor .. interested in knitting and crocheting Bring your yarn, needles and hooks,
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SATURDAY MATINEES
PekingoP@FaWnohaV@beenfnendS KIDZ KARTOONZ
Bee Season (2006, PG-13, 104 min.) ScoinmceesCbheildtwheoeond’tahnedmt.he Woman who How to Eat Fried Worms (2006, PG,
Sat., Jan. 13, 2 pm 98 mi.n.)
Eliza's spelling coach is her father, Thurs" Jan_ 4, 11 am
56111-AS E|1Za'S SUCCeSS Con'dnUeS, SHOWING ‘N JANUARY '07: During the first day of his new school
5aU1iS neV\/found devotion 9FoWS,_ AG ENT U07 FILMS year, a fifth-grade boy squares off
causing huge changes for the entire Dr No (1962 NR H0 min) against a bu||y and Winds up accept_
family. Cast: Richard Gere. Juliette M' -8’
Binoche, Kate Bosworth, Flora Cross. Seoann ,CJoannner,y2 p'm Jame' s Bond in ainngceaodfarpeowtheartWcoituhiidnCthheange the ba|-
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keep their relationship alive. A modern-day princess meets an
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