Monthly Events for Young Readers

Pajama Time Tuesdays!
Wear your pjs and bring your blankie. All ages are invited for stories and crafts.
September 9 at 7pm
October 7 at 7pm
 

After School Club
Grades 1 to 3. Enjoy fun with friends, books, games, crafts, activities and snacks.
September 16 at 4pm
October 14 at 4pm

Crafty Kids Tuesdays!
Grades 1 to 5. Hang with friends and create amazing art.
September 30 at 5pm - Dinosaur Discoveries
October 28 at 5pm - Spooky Windsock

 

Programs for Young Readers

Grandparents' Picnic
Children ages 2 to 6 (with an adult). Bring your favorite grandparents or senior friends for stories, crafts, food and fun! Parents are welcome too.
Thursday, September 4 at 11am

Art Smart
This program is great for parents who volunteered to be art smart experts at their child's school and don't know what to do next. Ms. Denise will show you how to find information and share some tips to help you have a successful demonstration.
Thursday, September 11 at 10am

Columbus Day Activity
Drop in to make some great Fall crafts and participate in other exciting activities.
Monday, October 13 at 10am to 8pm

 
March Minutes PDF Print E-mail

PALOS HEIGHTS PUBLIC LIBRARY
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
MINUTES OF MEETING
MARCH 13, 2003



CALL TO ORDER:
President Beverly Meyer called the meeting to order at 7:00 p.m. in the Library, 12501 S. 71st Avenue, Palos Heights. Present were: Trustees Beth Barista, Cal Bouma, Pat Eden, Birgit LaMantia, Pat Muller and Bill Poore. Also present was Administrative Librarian Elaine Savage. 

WELCOME OF GUESTS:
None

MINUTES:
Trustee LaMantia moved, Trustee Poore seconded, to approve the minutes of the February 13, 2003, meeting as amended. On voice vote the motion carried unanimously. Trustee LaMantia moved, Trustee Barista seconded, to approve the minutes of the February 26, 2003 meeting. On voice vote the motion carried unanimously.

TREASURER'S REPORT:
Trustee Barista moved, Trustee Bouma seconded, to approve the February additional bills of $35840.01 for a total of $58753.49 and the March bill list of $19, 182.72. On roll call vote, the motion carried unanimously. Trustee Barista moved, Trustee LaMantia seconded to approve the construction bills to be paid of $80,377.01. On roll call vote, the motion carried unanimously.

PRESIDENT'S REPORT:
President Meyer presented her annual report to be filed. She also discussed the SLS ballot.

LIBRARIAN’S REPORT:
Elaine distributed copies of her regular monthly report. By general consensus, it was decided not to participate in this year’s city “Adopt a Tree” project due to our construction project and move.

CORRESPONDENCE:
None.

COMMITTEE REPORTS:
Budget & Finance:
None.

Policy:
None.

Publicity:
None

Buildings & Grounds:
None.

Parking Lot & Building Expansion:
Trustee Eden reported that the lease for the two storefronts at Indian Trail shopping center was signed on Wednesday, March 12th.

Personnel:
The committee made two recommendations to policies: add “emergency to the title of “Unscheduled Closing of the Library” and add a paragraph which was presented to the Board to the policy “Scheduled Closings of the Library for Library Construction” On voice vote, the two recommendations passed.

Friends of the Library Liaison:
The next Friends meeting is Wednesday, March 19th. City Council Liaison: Trustee Poore reported on the past month of city meetings.He highlighted the National Library Week Proclamation and the water impact fees. St. Alexander’s:

Trustee Muller reported that she had spoken to Father Cronin about the school children.

OLD BUSINESS:
Library Picture - Trustee Poore reported that he had sent a letter to Pat Coffman Huss accepting her proposal. Architect’s Contract: Trustee LaMantia moved, Trustee Bouma seconded to authorize the President to sign the contract with Engberg Anderson Design Partnership. On roll call vote, it passed unanimously.

NEW BUSINESS:
Prequalification Notice - Trustee Eden moved, Trustee Poore seconded to authorize the secretary to publish the notice of the Library’s intent to prequalify contractors for the upcoming construction project. On voice vote, the motion carried unanimously

ADJOURNMENT:
There being no further business, Trustee Bouma moved, Trustee LaMantia seconded, to adjourn. On voice vote, the motion carried unanimously, and President Meyer adjourned the meeting at 8:17 p.m.

Beverly Meyer
Secretary 

 
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Teen Corner: Programs for Tweens and Teens

*Program supported in part by a grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services. 

Tween Time - Grades 4 to 5

Mother Daughter Book Discussion - Tuesday, September 23 at 7pm
Grades 3 to 5 will read and discuss Rules by Cynthia Lord. (Copies will be available for checkout beginning Sept. 2)

Father Son Book Discussion - Tuesday, October 21 at 7pm
Grades 3 and up will read and discuss Oh, Rats by Albert Marrin. (Copies will be available for checkout beginning Sept. 29)

Spiderwick Chronicles - Wednesday, September 24 at 4pm
Open the field guide and conjure up creatures like the Spiderwick Chronicles.

That's Gross!  - Wednesday, October 22 at 4pm
Investigate mucus, mold, sweat and other gross stuff in your body and in your world.

Teen Corner - Grades 6 to 8

Twilight Series - Sunday, September 28 at 2pm
Would you choose Edward or Jacob? Sample some vegetarian food.

Teen Read Week: October 12 to 18
Books With Bite @ Your Library - Drop in and do a puzzle to win a prize.

Storyteller Sue Black* - Sunday, October 12 at 2pm
Sue will tell a witches' brew of spine tingling stories that will make the hair stand up on the back of your neck.

Mother Daughter Book Discussion - Thursday, September 25 at 7pm
Mothers and daughters in grades 6 and up will discuss Life as We Knew It by Susan Pfeffer.

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