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Volume 12, Issue 3 September — December 2017

Friendly Connections From the Roseville Public Library

From the Director

At least once every couple of weeks someone asks me about the state of public

libraries. It usually goes something like this, “Boy, libraries must be really different

places these days because of computers,” or “Do people actually use libraries anymore

because I get all of my (fill in the blank – eBooks, movies, music) online?” I look at the

question as a good way to educate someone who doesn’t normally use public

libraries on their importance. I stress that, while libraries are different from what

they were twenty or thirty years ago, so are most organizations. The world is a

different place in many respects and so are local communities. But “different” isn’t

always worse. Different is just different.

The Roseville Public Library receives strong support from the residents. “Yes” votes

were the majority in last summer’s millage proposal and this type of support is

reflected in most Michigan communities. With the support of the Library trustees,

our employees are using the increased revenue to give residents more of what they

want. We are increasing the size of every collection in the library and adding new

collections. We just added a book discussion kit collection for those who want to

start their own book groups and we have a popular collection called “Lucky Day.”

You may find a copy of an in-demand book, movie or music CD on the shelf that you

can check out for a shorter loan period – skipping the line of people waiting. We

purchased iPads for children and teens in the Youth Area. We will take the next few

years to upgrade the interior and exterior of the building and are currently working

with a designer to redesign the Library’s south entrance, not only making it look

more attractive, but keeping mounds of snow from falling on people’s heads in the

winter. Each month you will see something new. In addition to “things,” we will

continue to increase the number and variety of programs we offer, making sure that

the Library remains an important community resource for Roseville.

Your public library truly does offer something for everyone. Please stop by and

look around, ask a question, join a program, scan a photo, check out a book, or

use a computer. After all, it’s your community space.

Jackie Harvey, Library Director

Library Commissioners

Charlene Van Marcke, Chair

Phyllis Reneau, Vice-Chair

Cara Tonn, Secretary

Patricia Chownyk, Trustee

Anastasia Psimadas, Trustee

Library Commission Meetings are

held on the second Monday of

each month at 6:30 PM

Library “Trash to Treasure” Sale Thursday, October 26, 2:00 - 7:30PM

Friday, October 27, 12:00 - 4:00PM

Saturday, October 28, 12:00 - 4:00PM

(Same hours as the Friends Used Book Sale)

Youth Programming Room

The Library employees have been “de-cluttering.”

Once again we will have a “Trash to Treasure” sale

of odds and ends from the library and from our

homes as a fund raiser for the Library. Please stop by the Youth Program

Room and you may find just what you were always looking for!

Roseville Public

Library Endowment

Trust Fund News

The Library’s endowment fund

is now being administered by

the Community Foundation

for Southeast Michigan. You

may donate money to the

foundation by check (made

out to CFSM with a note in

the memo field that the gift is

for the Roseville Library) or

by credit or debit card from

the Library’s website.

Interest from this fund will

allow the Library to purchase

materials, equipment and

services not covered in the

annual budget. You may

donate in your name or

donate in memory or honor

of someone else. Please

contact the Library for more

information.

News from the Friends

Jane Austen Fashion Promenade and Dessert Buffet Saturday, October 7, 2017 at 1:00 PM

Tickets are $25.00 in advance, cash or check made out to the Friends

of the Roseville Public Library

Jane Austen fans will have the opportunity to step back in time

as they view a fashion collection of reproductions of outfits

from the Regency Period. Presenters will discuss each outfit.

Following the fashion promenade will be a dessert buffet.

Tickets are limited to this “Friends of the Roseville Public

Library” fundraiser. Tickets are non-refundable.

Friends of the Library Autumn Used Book Sale Thursday, October 26, 2:00 - 7:30 PM

Friday, October 27, 12:00 - 4:00 PM

Saturday, October 28, 12:00 - 4:00 PM

The Friends have two large used book sales each year in the spring and autumn. The revenue from the used

book sales is their primary source of income each year and they make generous donations to the Library for

materials, equipment and programs. This year the Friends paid for half of the new document/book/photo

scanner, multiple copies of book discussion titles, the newsletter and programs.

The Friends need assistance setting up and breaking down the book sale area. On Tuesday, October 24 they

need help bringing boxes of books up from the basement using carts and the elevator, and sorting books onto

tables. On Monday, October 30 they will need help taking unsold books back to the basement. They also need

help putting some lawn signs around the City Hall campus advertising the sale. You don’t have to be a member

to assist with the sale. Please contact the Library if you have a couple of hours to help. The Friends also need

paper grocery bags for their used book sale. They can be dropped off at the library anytime before the sale.

Thank you!

Friends Officers

Carol Huck President

Pat Chownyk Vice-President

Phyllis Reneau Secretary

Theresa Dearhamer Treasurer

Jo Michalewicz Trustee

Dorothy Zaporski Trustee

Friendly Connections Page 2

Ask the Librarian

Internet Browsers - Secure vs. Not Secure

You may have noticed some Internet browsers now have a secure or not secure box

next to the web address. For example, our web address, rosevillelibrary.org says

not secure, but your email website will likely say secure. Websites that use HTTPS

(HyperText Transfer Protocol with Secure Sockets Layer) mask information so that

it can not be viewed publicly. Alternately, there is HTTP (hypertext transfer

protocol) which is the language used over public channels.

One may think of HTTPS as form of communication in code. In order for one to obtain your information they

would have to break the code. HTTP could be viewed as a discreet conversation in a coffee shop. While it is

quiet, one could hear your conversation if they really wanted to do so. As the library’s website does not

request personal information, an insecure website will not impact your experience. All web pages requiring

confidential information such as your library card use secure technology to protect your privacy and

information.

Monetary donation to the Roseville Endowment Trust Fund given by Rosalie Ploplis.

DVD sets: Hetty Wainthrop Investigates and The Last Detective donated by Pat Eick. BakeWise: The Hows and Whys of Successful Baking with Over 200 Magnificent Recipes given by Angela Cinadr.

Give a Girl a Knife: a Memoir given by Doris Degn. Made in India: Recipes from an Indian Family Kitchen given by Tamila Fields.

Bread Illustrated: A Step-By-Step Guide to Achieving Bakery Quality Results at Home given by Michael Jacklin. Dorie’s Cookies given by Danielle Kleczewski.

The President’s Kitchen Cabinet: The Story of African Americans Who Have Fed Our First Families, from Washington to the Obamas given by Julia Maceri.

Taste of Persia: A Cook’s Travels Through Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Iran and Kurdistan given by Brandon Piotrowski. Now You See Me given in honor of Amber Samuel by Lolita Samuel.

The Taste of Country Cooking: 30th Anniversary Edition given by Nicholas Stephens. The New Midwestern Table: 200 Heartland Recipes given by Nashwan Zaitouna.

Hidden Graves given by Justin Barhydt. Roseville Optimists Club donation: 1-2-3 A Calmer Me; A Terrible Thing Happened; A World of Possibilities; All My

Stripes; Big Brother Now; Big Sister Now; Bounce Back; Danny and the Blue Cloud; Depression: A Teen’s Guide to Survive and Thrive; Emily Grace and the What Ifs; Grouchies; Harry Goes to the Hospital; Healing Days; Help is On the Way; I Don’t Want to Talk About It; Living with Childhood Cancer; Magic Box; Princess Penelopea Hates Peas; Putting on the Breaks;

Russel’s World; School Made Easier; Somebody Cares; Someone to Talk To; Stickley Makes a Mistake!; Stickley Sticks To It; Take the Time; There’s a Cat in Our Class!; Tween Book: A Growing Up Guide for the Changing You given by the Roseville

Optimists Club and David Colburn. Program Sponsorship: “Guy Louis and the Chautauqua Express” by Monica and Pat Eick.

You Are Not a Cat; Ada Twist, Scientist; Monsters Love Colors; and Shy given by Joan and Michael Logghe. 365 Ideas for Recruiting, Retaining, Motivating and Rewarding Your Volunteers: A Complete Guide for Non-Profit

Organizations given in honor of Patricia Chownyk on her very special birthday by Jacalynn Harvey. Grace and the Preacher and Love Bears All Things given in memory of GERALD AND MARJORIE SCHOTT by Amber

Surratt. Classic German Baking: The Very Best Recipes for Traditional Favorites from Pfeffernusse to Streuselkuchen given in

memory of HUGH MALLORY by Andrew Allen. Monetary donation given to the library in memory of PAUL RENEAU by Phyllis Reneau.

State of the Union: A Century of American Labor; They’re Bankrupting Us!: And 20 Other Myths about Unions; and The Labor Wars: From the Molly Maguires to the Sit Downs given in memory of THEODORE A. GORAK, SR. on the

anniversary of his 100th birthday by Kathleen Gorak. Michigan Modern: Design that Shaped America given in memory of MARK FURTON by Louise Calcaterra. Under Earth, Under Water given in memory of DONALD LeROY by Betty and Augie Caringi.

Best Garden Plants for Michigan and The Bee-Friendly Garden: Design and Abundant, Flower-Filled Yard That Nurtures Bees and Supports Biodiversity given in memory of WILLIAM NEBEL by Phyllis Reneau.

The Range Bucket List: The Gold Adventure of a Lifetime and The Big Book of Makerspace Projects: Inspiring Makers to Experiment, Create, and Learn given in memory of EDWARD DRAPEAU by Phyllis Reneau.

Gifts and Memorials

Page 3 Friendly Connections

Ancestry.com Genealogical Database Coming to the Library October 1!

Trace your family story with Ancestry.com in the Library. You will be able to search birth, marriage, death and

census records, newspapers, military records, passenger lists and more to create your unique family tree. Ask a

librarian for basic assistance in the Library or make an appointment with the Library Archivist for more in-depth

assistance.


STORYTIME

Toddler Lapsit

Toddler Lapsit is for children 2 to 3 ½ years old, accompanied by a parent or

caregiver. It is intended to provide an introduction to the library through nursery

rhymes, fingerplays, songs, puppets, crafts and of course STORIES! Thirty minute

classes are held on Fridays at 9:30 AM.

Session 1 - September 22, September 29, October 6, October 13

Session 2 - October 27, November 3, November 10, November 17

Preschool Storytime

Pre-school storytime is for children 3 ½ to 5 years old. Children enjoy nursery rhymes, fingerplays, songs,

puppets, crafts and of course, STORIES! Thirty minute classes are held on Fridays at 11:00 AM.

Session 1 - September 22, September 29, October 6, October 13

Session 2 - October 27, November 3, November 10, November 17

STEM Saturdays

Fizzy Science!

Saturday, November 11

2:00 PM

For Elementary School Aged Children

Erin Auditorium

Registration begins October 15

TechKnowKids presents Fizzy Science! Children will

explore chemical reactions in a fun, hands-on class!

Winter Science Fun!

Saturday, December 9

2:00 PM


Erin Auditorium

Registration begins November 15

TechKnowKids presents Winter Science fun!

Children will complete STEM challenges and science

experiments related to winter!

Dan the Creature Man's "Creepy

Crawlies"

Saturday, October 14

2:00 PM

Erin Auditorium

For all ages — No registration

Creepy, crawly and COOL! This program is packed with

creeeeeepy crawlies, including tarantulas, scorpions, giant

millipedes, giant cave & hissing cockroaches. (Many are

venomous and are only shown in sealed, plastic

containers).

Learn the physical characteristics, defense mechanisms,

life cycles and basics needs of each creepy crawly. Most

importantly, children realize a new-found appreciation

towards nature. This is a family friendly event.

Youth LEGO® Club

Saturday, September 9 at 2:00 PM

Saturday, November 18 at 2:00 PM



No registration required

Bring your LEGO®s or use ours. We will choose a theme

and children are encouraged to build a creation based on

that theme.


Teen Community Service Opportunities

Animal Shelters

Wednesday, September 27 from 3:30 to 5:30 PM

Wednesday, October 25 from 5:00 to 7:00 PM

Wednesday, November 29 from 3:30 to 5:30 PM

Wednesday, December 20 from 5:00 to 7:00 PM

For Middle School to High School aged students

Need service hours or just want to help out in the

community? You can make cat and dog blankets and dog

toys for two local animal rescue groups - the Macomb

County Animal Shelter and the Michigan Humane

Society - at the library and get credit for volunteering

for those organizations.

Registration and volunteer application is required

to participate.

Teen Advisory Board

Friday, September 15 from 3:30 to 4:30 PM

Friday, October 13 from 3:30 to 4:30 PM

Friday, November 10 from 3:30 to 4:30 PM

Friday, December 15 from 3:30 to 4:30 PM

For Middle School to High School aged students

Need service hours or just want to make the library

more fun for teens? The Teen Advisory Board is a

place to share ideas about activities, materials, and

changes to make the library a destination for teens.

Registration and volunteer application is

required to participate.

Magic the Gathering Every Monday from 3:30 to 5:30 PM

For grades 6 to 12


Teens can join us in playing the card game Magic the Gathering. It will be casual gameplay for players of all skill

levels. The library will have some starter decks available to borrow for those who don’t bring their own. No

registration needed just come and enjoy the card game and snacks.

Tween Emoji Craze Wednesday, September 20

3:30 to 4:30 PM

Registration begins September 1

For grades 5 to 8

Are you crazy about emojis?

Then join us in making emoji

themed stickers, magnets, and

other emoji themed items.

Registration is required.

Tween Food Fun Wednesday, December 13

3:30 to 4:30 PM


For Grades 5 to 8

Who says you can’t play with your food? Have fun

crafting with marshmallows and see who can build the

best themed creation. Registration is required.

Zombie Escape Room Friday, October 13

5:30 to 7:30 PM — AFTER LIBRARY HOURS!


For Grades 6 to 12

Do you have what it takes to survive the Zombie

Escape Room? Join us after hours at the library to find

out.

Includes food for all and prizes for the winners! Adults

may drop off their children and pick them up after the

program. Registration is required.

Gaming Unplugged: Card Night Wednesday, November 15

3:30 to 5:00 PM

For Grades 6 to 12

Join us for a fun card game-themed event. Play card-

themed games like Apples to Apples and Exploding

Kittens. Use playing cards to play games like Speed

and Goldfish or learn new card games with friends.

Bring your own Magic the Gathering or Pokémon cards

to battle against friends.


Library Lab: Drop-In Computer Instruction

Looking for help with the computer? Drop in at one of our one-on-one 30 minute computer help sessions.

Bring your device and any cords needed to the lab. If you don’t have a laptop, we have a laptop at the library to

work with. Each one-on-one session lasts 30 minutes unless additional time is available.

Topics available: Using OverDrive, RBdigital and Freegal * Internet & Email

Working with a Mouse * Designing Resumes * MS Word, Excel, Publisher and PowerPoint

Sign up at the Information Desk no more than 15 minutes before each Library Lab.

First Thursday of

the Month

6:30 PM

Bring a friend and join us for some lively

discussion at our book group.

Upcoming titles

September 7

The Charm Bracelet by Viola Shipman

October 5

The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins

November 2

My Brilliant Friend by Elena Ferrante

December 14 (Date change)

Truly Madly Guilty by Liane Moriarty

Roseville Historical and Genealogical

Society

Upcoming programs in Erin Auditorium:

Tuesday, September 19 at 6:30 PM: Willow Run —

a pictorial history presented by author Randy Hotton.

Tuesday, October 17 at 6:30 PM: The Last Hobo

presented by Dan Grajek

Wednesday, November 15 at 5:00 PM: Annual

Dinner Meeting. The program will include featured

speaker TSgt Daniel Heaton who will speak on the

100th Anniversary of Selfridge Air Force Base and a

catered dinner. Cost of the dinner is $20.00.

Registration forms will be available at the library and

online beginning October 1, 2017.

All interested parties are welcome to join us!

Mondays — 6:00 to 7:30 PM

September 18 October 16

November 27 December 18

Thursdays —1:00 to 2:30 PM

September 7 October 5

November 2 December 7

Fresh Pages Book Club Saturday, September 16 at 2:00 PM

For ages 18 to 30ish

Erin Auditorium

The Fresh Pages Book Club will be reading Truman

Capote’s classic Breakfast at Tiffany’s. Originally published

in 1958, this work has inspired pop culture and cinema

even today! Need a copy? You can request books at the

library.

The Outsiders: Movie & Craft Monday, September 25 at 6:00 PM

Erin Auditorium

In recognition of Banned Books Week, the library is

hosting a craft and movie social.

Enjoy the company of others, color in and outside

of the lines while the 1983 cinema adaptation of

S. E. Hinton’s The Outsiders plays in the

background.

Free Document/Photo/Book Scanning is Here!

Thanks to a generous donation from the Friends of the Roseville Public Library, the library was able to purchase a

Simple Scan Station. Scan your photos, books or documents to a thumb drive, email account, Google or One

Drive, and more. The scanning station is free and self-serve, however you can always ask a Librarian for assistance.


Family Craft: Perler Bead

Ornaments Monday, December 4

6:00 to 7:30 PM

Erin Auditorium


For all ages

Perler beads are beads that are melted together once

they've been placed together on a peg board.

We will provide these beads and patterns for you to

make an ornament for your Christmas tree!

Registration is required and all ages are welcome.

Family Craft: Halloween Pumpkins Wednesday, October 11

6:00-7:30 PM

Erin Auditorium


For all ages

Decorate a pumpkin without the carving! We will

provide pre-made paper maché pumpkins and paint for

you to decorate however you'd like. Registration is

required and all ages are welcome.

Kids Beat Drums Alive! Saturday, September 23 at 11:00 AM

For Elementary School-Aged

Children

Erin Auditorium


Kids Beat is a program incorporating fun music,

exercise balls and drumsticks to get everyone

moving and creating rhythms.

Registration is required for pre-school and

elementary school-aged children.

Gingerbread House Craft Friday, December 1 at 2:00 PM

Erin Auditorium


What better way to get into the

holiday spirit than by decorating a

gingerbread house. We supply the

gingerbread house, icing and a wide

variety of candy and edible decorations

– you supply the inspiration. We have

individual houses to decorate this year, so register each child

to decorate a house of their own.

Registration is required for this family friendly event.

“Plarn” Making Drop-in Community

Service Tuesday, September 12

10:00 AM to 7:00 PM



For all ages

September 11 is a National Day of Service and

Remembrance. The tradition of engaging in charitable

service on 9/11 is meant to honor the 9/11 victims,

survivors and those who rose up in service in response

to the attacks. On Tuesday, September 12 in

remembrance of 9/11 the library will host a day of

community service to benefit the local organization,

"Macomb Feeding the Need." Drop in anytime between

10 AM and 7 PM for as little or as long as you can to

help make "plarn" (plastic yarn) from grocery bags that

the organizations uses to make sleeping mats for the

homeless. Bring your own grocery bags or use those

we have collected.

TUTOR.COM is Now Available

Get your HOMEWORK done. Get Back to Your LIFE!

Tutor.com can help you get your homework done,

write your paper or study for your test so that you

can get back to doing the things you love. Don’t get

frustrated and don’t stay stuck. Instead, log on to

Tutor.com at www.tutor.com/suburban to get the

help you need, right when you need it.

Students (and parents!) can get help for any kind of

academic question in math, science, English, social

studies and writing. The tutors work with students in

kindergarten through 12th grade and even AP level

class work and intro-level college coursework.

Connecting with a tutor is easy. You just need a

library card and a computer or mobile device with

internet access. Just Connect. Learn. Go!

Adult Trivia Night Thursday, October 12 at 6:00 PM

For ages 18 and up

Registration opens September 28

(Register all team members)

Do you love trivia and the thrill of competition? Get

your friends together and join us for the

next Trivia Night at the Library.

Once again you'll be playing in teams of four, as you

answer 6 categories of questions on a variety of

topics. Small prizes will be awarded to the winning

team. We will also have pizza, snacks, and drinks —

all on the house.

Call the library and sign up each member of your

team. If you're signing up alone, don't worry: we'll

assign you to a team!


Scan Day: Old Roseville Photos & Documents Tuesday, September 26 at 6:00 to 7:30 PM

No registration required for this drop-in program

At the NEW Public Scanner

Patrons are asked to bring in photos, handbills, programs and other memorabilia pertaining to Roseville – 8 1/2

x 11 in size or smaller – to be digitized and potentially included in the Roseville Archives permanent collection.

Items related to the history of Roseville Michigan are of particular interest.

All participants will receive:

A complimentary USB drive with digital, preservation quality image files of your items (while supplies last)

Archival quality sleeves to help preserve your original materials

A copy of the brochure, “Preservation of Photographic Material” from the British Library

Adult Disney Princess Party! Saturday, November 4 at 2:00 PM

For ages 18 and up

Erin Auditorium

Registration begins October 9

Disney Princesses aren't just for kids! Celebrate your

favorites with trivia, games, a craft, and snacks. Costumes

welcome!

Registration is required, and this program is for adults 18

and up.

Adult Open Craft & Coloring Night Tuesday, October 10 at 5:30 PM

Erin Auditorium


Calling all crafters! Need some crafting time? Want to meet other

crafters?

Join us for a social crafting evening and work on your projects

while enjoying the company of other crafters. Bring whatever you

would like to work on (scrapbooking, beading, knitting, sewing,

etc.) Participants must bring their own supplies.

Colorers! Coloring is a craft. Coloring supplies will be provided

for those that do not have their own.

Information Education Wednesday, November 1 at 2:00 PM

Erin Auditorium

Learn more about the Internet, Fake News,

scams, and how to identify information

online to protect you and your loved ones.


Library Closings

Labor Day Monday, September 4

Thanksgiving Thursday to Saturday, November 23-25

Tree Lighting Thursday, December 7 - Closing at 5:00 PM

Christmas Saturday to Tuesday, December 23-26

New Years Saturday to Tuesday, December 30 to January 2

For a limited time, the Roseville Public Library

is offering a canvas tote bag for a $10.00 cash

donation to the library. Tote bags are

available at the Circulation Desk and quantities

are limited – pick one up today!

The Roseville Public Library Computer

Internet Policy and Library Card Applications

have changed:

New and current Roseville patrons will be

asked to fill out new library card applications

if their account is set to expire on or before

July 17, 2020. Patrons are now given the

option to designate an authorized user to

their account and may choose to opt in to

receive future library information by email.

Parents & guardians of minors are

strongly encouraged to review our updated

Computer Policy.

The library staff will be having a Trash to

Treasure fundraiser on October 26-28 in

conjunction with the Friends Autumn Used

Book Sale. Stop by and check it out!

What to do with old LEGO® pieces?

If you have LEGOs that your family no longer needs, please

consider donating them!

The Roseville Public Library needs the building blocks for its

Lego Club. The club is for children in grades kindergarten

and up. We have some LEGOs but we could use more.

Donations can be taken to the children’s section of the library

during business hours.

Sit and Be Fit

Wednesday, September 13 at 2:00 PM

Erin Auditorium

Registration opens August 21

Fitness is an important aspect of overall health. This class is

a great alternative for those practitioners that have limited

mobility.

We will focus on healthy posture, breathing, and

movement. There will be some standing movements,

optional for those who are extremely limited in mobility. If

you have fitness straps, small hand weights or even water

bottles, these can be used in this practice as well.

Dress Rehearsal for the Arsenal Tuesday, October 3 at 6:00 PM

Erin Auditorium

Historian Chris Causley is a founding member and current

president of the Michigan Military Technical and Historical

Society. He will discuss the role Michigan's industry played

in the build up for the First World War. Learn about Ford

Eagle Boats, Fischer DH-4 airplanes, Liberty engines,

Dodge recuperators, American Cat caissons, and how the

lessons learned influenced the "Arsenal of Democracy" of

WWII.

After speaking Chris will be selling copies of his books.

Past Lives, Souls and Spirits

Wednesday, December 6 at 6:00 PM

Erin Auditorium

Author and Psychic Medium Kristy Robinett discusses

Past Lives, Souls and Spirits and how to determine if

you might have existed before. After speaking Kristy

will sell and sign copies of her books.

Please note that Kristy has a large turnout for her

speaking events. Come early as once the auditorium is

full, we can not admit anyone else.

Roseville Public Library Calendar

Adult Open Craft & Coloring

Night – Register

Tuesday, October 10 @ 5:30 PM

Family Craft: Halloween

Pumpkins – Register

Wednesday, October 11 @ 6:00 PM

Adult Trivia Night – Register

Thursday, October 12 @ 6:00 PM

Toddler Lapsit #1 – Register

Friday, October 13 @ 9:30 AM

Pre-School Storytime #1 –

Register


Teen Advisory Board – Register

Friday, October 13 @ 3:30 PM

Zombie Escape Room – Register

Gr. 6-12

Friday, October 13 @ 5:30 PM

Dan the Creature Man’s “Creepy

Crawlies

Saturday, October 14 @ 2:00 PM

Magic the Gathering

Monday, October 16 @ 3:30 PM

Library Lab: Drop in Computer

Instruction


RHGS Program: The Last Hobo


Magic the Gathering


Teen Community Service

Opportunity

Registration and Application required

Wednesday, October 25 @ 5:00 PM

Friends Autumn Book Sale!

Thursday, October 26 @ 2-7:30 PM

Trash to Treasure Sale!

Thursday, October 26 @ 2-7:30 PM



Magic the Gathering

Monday, September 25 @ 3:30 PM

The Outsiders: Movie and Craft


Scan Day

Tuesday, September 26 @ 6:00 PM


Opportunity

Registration & Application required

Wednesday, September 27 @ 3:30 PM


Friday, September 29 @ 9:30 AM


Register


OCTOBER 2017

Magic the Gathering


Dress Rehearsal for the Arsenal


Library Lab: Computer Drop in

Instruction


“Booked for the Evening”

The Girl on the Train





Register


Jane Austen Fashion Promenade

and Dessert Buffet

Friends of the Roseville Public Library

Fundraiser

Tickets are $25.00 - Register

Saturday, October 7 @ 1:00 PM

Magic the Gathering


Library Commission Meeting


SEPTEMBER 2017

CLOSED – Labor Day

Monday, September 4


Instruction

Thursday, September 7 @ 1:00 PM


The Charm Bracelet

Thursday, September 7 @ 6:30 PM

Youth LEGO® Club

Saturday, September 9 @ 2:00 PM

Magic the Gathering




“Plarn” Making Drop-In

Community Service

Tuesday, September 12 @ 10 to 7 PM

Sit and Be Fit – Register


Teen Advisory Board - Register

Friday, September 15 @ 3:30 PM

Fresh Pages Book Club

Saturday, September 16 @ 2:00 PM

Magic the Gathering



Instruction


RHGS Program: Willow Run: A

Pictorial History

Tuesday, September 19 @ 6:30 PM

Tween Emoji Craze – Register





Register


Kids Beat Drums Alive! – Register

Saturday, September 23 @ 11:00 AM

STEM Saturday: Fizzy Science!

Saturday, November 11 @ 2:00 PM

Magic the Gathering

Monday, November 13 @ 3:30 PM



Gaming Unplugged: Card Night

Wednesday, November 15 @ 3:30 PM

RHGS Annual Dinner Meeting:

featuring speaker TSgt Daniel

Heaton

Cost: $20.00 – Registration begins

October 1



Friday, November 17 @ 9:30 AM


Register


Youth LEGO® Club


Magic the Gathering


CLOSED – Thanksgiving

Thursday to Saturday,

November 23-25

Magic the Gathering



Instruction



Opportunity

Registration and Application Required


DECEMBER 2017

Gingerbread House Decorating

Workshop – Register

Friday, December 1 @ 2:00 PM


Register



Friday, October 27 @ 12-4:00 PM


Friday, October 27 @ 12-4:00 PM


Saturday, October 28 @ 12-4:00 PM


Saturday, October 28 @ 12-4:00 PM

Magic the Gathering


NOVEMBER 2017

Information Education



Instruction

Thursday, November 2 @ 1:00 PM


My Brilliant Friend

Thursday, November 2 @ 6:30 PM




Register


Adult Disney Princess Party! –

Register


Magic the Gathering




Pre-School Storytime #2 –Register



Friday, November 10 @ 3:30 PM

Magic the Gathering

Monday, December 4 @ 3:30 PM

Perler Bead Christmas Craft –

Register


Past Lives, Souls and Spirits

Wednesday, December 6 @ 6:00 PM


Instruction

Thursday, December 7 @ 1:00 PM

CLOSED at 5:00 PM


STEM Saturdays: Winter Science

Fun! – Register

Saturday, December 9 @ 2:00 PM

Magic the Gathering




Tween Food Fun – Register



Truly Madly Guilty



Friday, December 15 @ 3:30 PM

Magic the Gathering



Instruction



Opportunity

Registration and Application Required


CLOSED – Christmas

Saturday to Tuesday, December 23-26

CLOSED – New Year’s

Saturday to Tuesday, December 30 to

January 2

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Roseville Public Library

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Roseville, MI 48066

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Roseville, MI

Permit No. 131

Spotlight on the Staff Tom Fentin, John Bunkley, and Ashlee

McClaughry

There are some new faces at the library! Librarians

Tom, John and Ashlee have all started at the library

this year.

Tom will be here to fill in when we’re short staffed,

John is our new Archivist, and Ashlee is working in

the Youth Area, as well as filling our many IT needs.

L to R: Tom, John, and Ashlee