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Confused About Medicare? Pg. 30

Something Special

We sure hope you haven’t outgrown the kid-friendly aspects of Halloween because MLS has a ton of holiday programming events planned for this month of good-natured spookiness. From pumpkin carving at The Village and Capitol Hill Libraries, to Spooky Origami at Belle Isle and a dress-up party for pre-schoolers at Warr Acres, we have events suitable for all members of the family.

Teens can check out Mystery Night at The Village, and the youngest will enjoy Little Jack-O-Lanterns’ Halloween at Bethany, and Halloween Storytime at Southern Oaks. Greg Rodgers will be telling Spooky Legends of Oklahoma at Bethany, and audience favorite Steve Crawford brings his Halloween Magic Show to Capitol Hill.

Be sure to check out the Monthly Calendar of Events in this issue for more information about these and a Halloween basket full of other terrific programs.

Have a good time with this spookiest of holidays and be careful to keep it safe for you, your kids, and everyone else’s, too. And with that, what more is there to say but

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On the Cover

The Metropolitan Library System has a calendar full of holiday events suitable for the whole family.

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4 Oklahoma Images This Month: Open For Business – Wide Open

6 Reviews & Recommendations Looking for something different to read, watch, or listen to?

Check out the books, DVDs, and CDs that caught our reviewers’ attention this month.

9 No Debate About It — Here’s Your Information Source Here’s one free database you can access through our website that hooks you up with newspapers, magazines, government documents, and even reliable websites. When you need accurate information quickly, start here.

10 Meet the Library Commission You see the names of your Library Commissioners on the left side of this page every month. Explore further to find out what they do. 12 Calendar of Events

Every MLS programming event listed in one place. All you need to know about the people, times, and places of this month’s library activities.

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EditorsDoug BentinNancy Lytle

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Contributing WritersChristine BassettJennifer JonesLloyd LovelyKelley RihaBeth Wilson

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Open For Business-Wide Open

by Larry Johnson


ities are funny things. They’ve been around about as long as people have and are the essential building blocks of society in the way that atoms are for matter.

Indeed, some geographers contend that cities are living, breathing organisms themselves; some grow to maturity while others wither on the vine; some are bound in a state of perpetual mediocrity while others excel beyond imagining. And what makes a tiny village with a harbor become New York City anyway? Or a backward southern railroad depot become Atlanta?

Oklahoma City’s leaders were pondering questions just like these in the late 1890s. Under the leadership of Mayor C. G. Jones, the city courted several rail connections in an attempt to pull itself out of the mire of the national depression which began in 1893. James P. Allen was elected over Henry Overholser in 1897 to guide the city up to the new century and hopefully into prosperity. The city was going to get strong business leadership regardless of who was elected because both men were strong advocates of industrialization and commerce – and both were strong advocates of an open town.

Allen was the scion of a family of wealthy planters in Mississippi. He actually came a little late to the party and missed out on the land run. As an experienced attorney on arrival, he soon became a judge. Allen was among those who realized that one thing legendary cities like New York, New Orleans and San Francisco had in common was that they offered something for everyone – including a noticeable tolerance for vice.

Given that Oklahoma City was a small town of 6500 or so, the question of growth – how big, how fast – was on the minds of civic leaders. There was a considerable tug-of-war between moralists and the businessmen who had begun making trips to cities like St. Louis and Chicago to court trade and to learn how to grow a big city. Overholser summed it up by saying, “There is a brilliant future before us and I, for one, do not propose to see it marred and ruined by a set of people who would be much better employed minding their own business.”

As judge, Allen was known for meting out slaps on the wrist to vice peddlers. As mayor, he did very little to encourage policing of the vice districts and chose to focus on securing an industrial base for the city. By the end of his term the east side warehouse district we now call Bricktown had begun to bloom with a dozen or so industrial plants on the southeast side.

Though we might consider him a success as a mayor now, in his day Allen received mixed reviews for his lax enforcement of vice laws. Was he right? I’ll let you judge whether we’re just fine where we are or if, by running a little more wide open, we could’ve achieved the success of some of the other cities of “our generation” like Dallas and Phoenix.


Larry “Buddy” Johnson has been with MLS since 1998. Not only a librarian at the Downtown Library, he is the brilliant mind behind the Oklahoma Images database which is a collection of pictures and essays that illustrate the history of central Oklahoma.


Reviews & Recommendations

Perhaps the most ubiquitous question from people who don’t like horror movies to people who do is, “Why do you watch that stuff?” And “stuff” may not be the most frequently used noun. Zinoman is a fan of the genre, but he can’t come up with an answer that will satisfy the uninitiated.

His book examines the work of the top creators in the horror pantheon of the 1970s (actually beginning with George A. Romero and Night of the Living Dead in 1968) and shows how writers and directors like Romero, John Carpenter (Halloween), Tobe Hooper (Texas Chain Saw Massacre), Wes Craven (Last House on the Left), Sean Cunningham (Friday the 13th), Dan O’Bannon (Alien) and others deliberately or accidently moved audiences away from the gothic and toward a more in-your-face type of experience.

I think he under-appreciates some of the work that served as inspiration for the auteurs of New Horror,

but he also introduces some concepts you may never have thought about, especially in the area of humor in these films. Yes, some of them are jokey when viewed the right way. One of Tobe Hooper’s great disappointments was that audiences didn’t appreciate the jokes in Chain Saw.

Shock Value won’t be the definitive history of 1970s horror films, but it’s the best book out there right now and will certainly repay a reading by fans. You non-fans may enjoy its chronicle of behind-the-scenes rivalries and friendships.

Ultimately, Zinoman suggests that people like these movies for the same reason that evil exists in them—you can’t really explain it. It just is.

Shock Value: How a Few Eccentric Outsiders Gave Us Nightmares, Conquered Hollywood, and Invented Modern Horrorby Jason Zinoman reviewed by Doug Bentin

Doug Bentin edits info magazine and publishes movie reviews on his blog when he remembers to post them.

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Kelley Riha is Community Information Coordinator in the MLS Outreach Dept. She is a long-time performer for children and reviews books written for the youngest readers.

A Sick Day for Amos McGee by Phillip Stead reviewed by Kelley Riha

When you don’t feel good, what do you do? For some, being sick is only tolerable if mommy and blankie are available. For others, there’s nothing like chicken noodle soup to get a person up and running again. In A Sick Day for Amos McGee, it is a bit of companionship that seems to be just what the doctor ordered.

Amos McGee is a fella, pretty much like you and me; he wears bunny slippers, sleeps with a teddy bear and goes to work day-in and day-out. Amos is dependable and kind at work, as well as in friendship, too. He makes time with his close friends to play a game of chess or run a race, read a book or just sit quietly together. Amos really likes his friends but he doesn’t know how much they appreciate him until one day…

Written for 2 – 6 year olds, the art and text are minimal. This does not mean the book is lacking in any way — just the opposite. Simply told, Stead shares his story in 2-3 sentences per page leaving the detail to the illustrations provided by his real-life wife, Erin. Her craft to depict emotions in the smallest of creatures is truly a talent and you and your children will enjoy taking a long relaxed look.

So, next time you or a friend find yourselves under the weather, consider gathering all your favorite remedies and be sure to include a copy of A Sick Day for Amos McGee.


Anita Roesler is the MLS Senior Services Coordinator. She is also a musical performer and loves to read books on knitting and crocheting.

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Lloyd Lovely is the MLS Deputy Executive Director for Finance and Support, which makes him feel important. Please don’t tell him the truth.

Hooray! Brian Greene’s latest update of the cosmos is here! Aficionados of physics and the universe need no introduction to Greene; you’ve undoubtedly been a fan since The Elegant Universe was published, and may have even heard him speak at Oklahoma City University a few years back. He’s been the most visible proponent of string theory the last fifteen or so years, a theory that is alive and kicking.

The focus of The Hidden Reality, however, is not string theory, because, after all, we’ve already gotten over the shock of that. Now it’s time for a new shock, and this time it’s not about the extremely tiny, but about the extremely large, a phrase that doesn’t even begin to cover the mind-boggling sizes of what Greene discusses in this book. His topic is multiverses and theories thereof. He reports on the possibilities

of multiple universes in no less than nine different theories, or scenarios, in which infinite numbers of infinite universes are not only possible, but likely.

Keep an open mind and be prepared for some heavy thinking. So many interesting ideas about life are presented that my review could go on and on, but my editor is already groaning about my excessive verbiage. Just read the book. (You’ve probably already read it in another universe!)

This title is also available from MLS as a compact disc Audiobook, as an Adobe EPUB eBook, and as an OverDrive WMA Audiobook.

The Hidden Realityby Brian Greene reviewed by Lloyd Lovely

Freddie is grieving the loss of his brother in WWI still ten years later to the point of being unable to function. Just released from hospital and traveling through the French Pyrenees during a snowstorm, his car spins off the road. Barely escaping the teetering car, he sets off to find rescue and stumbles into a small village where he finds a boardinghouse in which to stay. While waiting for the repair of his car he is invited to a local fete that evening where he meets a beautiful young woman named Fabrissa, who is also mourning a tragic death. Sharing their stories, Freddie experiences a great release.

The following day, waking from a fever, Freddie discovers there was no fete, yet his memory of the experience is vivid right down to the invading soldiers and he and Fabrissa’s escape into the mountains. He sets out to find Fabrissa, her family and friends and

in the course of doing so, rectifies a centuries-old tale of love and loss. A) Ghost story? B) Psychological healing? C) 600-year-old-mystery? D) Romance? E) All of the above? You tell me. Whichever, a delightful tale.

I listened to this as an audio book rather than reading it in hard copy and the ambiance of the reader and music added much to the story. This was a fun read and I think I’ll try some of Kate Mosse’s other books.

This title is available from MLS as a book, as a compact disc Audiobook and as an OverDrive MP3 Audiobook.

The Winter Ghosts by Kate Mosse reviewed by Anita Roesler

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Beth is a reference librarian at the Midwest City Library. She especially loves reading literary and young adult fiction, and her goal this year is to read 100 books.

Impossibleby Nancy Werlin reviewed by Beth Wilson

This novel for young adults was listed on numerous best book lists, as well as winning awards and receiving starred reviews. What makes it so special?

Lucy Scarborough has lived with her foster parents Soledad and Leo her whole life. She sees her mother occasionally, wandering around town pushing a shopping cart full of trash and singing the “family” song – “Scarborough Fair.” This isn’t the Simon & Garfunkel version. It’s an ancient Irish folk song that tells the story of a spurned love and three impossible tasks – and a curse.

Then at a school dance, she is raped, and soon after discovers she is pregnant. She learns that the song her mother sings belongs to her family. Generations of women have had a daughter in their eighteenth year and then gone mad. Now she must complete

the impossible tasks in the song before her daughter is born or she will suffer the same fate. Unlike the other women in her family, Lucy has help. Her foster parents and her boyfriend Zach are on her side as she works to find a solution that will break the curse.

Nancy Werlin has crafted a unique modern fairy tale from the song “Scarborough Fair.” Although it is necessarily dark at some points, on the whole it is a fun read, full of suspense, romance, and fantasy.

This title is also available as a compact disc Audiobook and as an OverDrive WMA Audiobook.

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Chelsea Cain’s The Night Season is the fourth thriller in this break-out series featuring tormented, afflicted, and a little bit demented detective Archie Sheridan. The plot gets thicker than mud as what first appears to be a Bones-esque forensic mystery turns into a quirky killing spree with a kidnapping on the side. Punk-hippie reporter Susan Ward plays a larger role in this story then in the previous three, digging up more than just old bones with her creepy crime column and knack for showing up in the right place at the right time. She uncovers a volatile mystery and gets into deadly situations that challenge near-death Archie’s paternal and/or chivalrous nature, although it is still hard to tell how he feels about the flighty reporter.

The constant rain adds to the pensive tone of this drizzly-grizzly thriller, and uncovers dark and twisty secrets that river bank folks kept buried for decades. Archie operates in a near death state after exposure to

the murky waters when he jumped in to save a young boy and a National Guard hero. His physical wounds from the Beauty Killer (from the first three novels) are barely healed, and his mental state is definitely questionable. Adding to his jigsaw puzzle state of mind, his stead-fast partner, Henry, spends much of the story in a coma after narrowly surviving the serial killer’s strange method of attack.

If you love to read King, Koontz or Kellerman, you’ll be thrilled to death with the offerings of the reigning New Queen of Thrillers, Chelsea Cain.

This title is also available as a compact disc Audiobook, as an OverDrive WMA Audiobook, and in large print.

The Night Season by Chelsea Cain reviewed by Jennifer Jones


No Debate About It – Here’s Your Information Source

ooner or later everyone has to know something or other. You have to write a report for work or school; you get into a “discussion” with some guy in your office; you’re forced into a debate with some know-it-all—the kind who

makes what she thinks is an inarguable point and then purses her lips and smirks.

Not everyone wants to be a debater, of course. To debate you have to be conversant with both sides of an issue. (Back in high school, I found it a lot more convenient to cheat, but I wouldn’t recommend this easy path to success—I got caught too often.)

Moving quickly away from this tale of misguided youth, here’s an even easier way to find out the pros and cons of a wide variety of current topics—check out the SIRS Issues Researcher database available free through our website, www.metrolibrary.org.

Pick an issue, Bullying in School, say. SIRS will define it for you and give you a basic question on the subject, then hook you up with dozens of newspaper and magazine articles, reputable websites, and graphics. You’ll find a few key sources that address the question from Yea and Nay positions, then SIRS provides you

with an annotated list of, for this subject, 125 more sources of information.

You decide to read an interesting-looking article from a newspaper. One click takes you to both a brief summary of the article and a full text reproduction. If you’re writing a report and you need to add it to your bibliography, the citation is provided for you, already in the proper format. If you have to use magazine sources only, you can sort by type of source.

For an even more refined search, you might not select SIRS Issues Researcher at all—your other choices at this same website are: SIRS Government Reporter, SIRS WebSelect, and SIRS Renaissance, for topics dealing with the arts.

So where does your interest lie? In news of the day? Maps? Historical documents or federal agencies? Notable people in the arts?

SIRS does everything but shout down that guy who insists on arguing at the top of his voice, or write your paper for you. If I’d had this when I was a high school debater, I wouldn’t have cheated. Maybe.



Meet the LibraryCommissionWe came into being in 1965 with the passage of the Metropolitan Library Act. That’s what established the Metropolitan Library System as you know it today, adding to and making better library service in central Oklahoma that dated back to pre-statehood.


o oversee the library, a Commission was established by law as well, and although Commissioners come and go, the basic structure has remained the same. Here’s how

the Commission is put together:Thirteen members are appointed by the Mayor of

Oklahoma City, with one At-Large member. Then the mayor of each city that is represented with a library gets to appoint one member. For us that includes the cities of Bethany, Choctaw, Del City, Edmond, Harrah, Jones, Luther, Midwest City, Nicoma Park, The Village and Warr Acres. The County Commissioners appoint one member and the At-Large member, and there are three ex-officio members: the Mayor of Oklahoma City, the Chair of the Board of County Commissioners, and MLS’ Executive Director. Appointments are for three-year terms, and if anyone has to leave the Commission s/he is replaced and the new Commissioner serves the remainder of the term. Members receive no compensation for what they do—it’s strictly a matter of public service.

The Commission is charged by law to operate and maintain the library system. That means to build, purchase or lease buildings or portions of buildings for library use. It also means the purchase of those items you use and check out every day—books, magazines, DVD, CDs, etc. Then

there are hundreds of other items from cars and trucks to pens and pencils.

Officers of the Commission have the major responsibility of all this. Chair Fran Cory (Oklahoma City), Vice Chair Judy Smith (The Village) and Disbursing Agent Nancy Anthony (OKC) keep the Commission running smoothly. After all, they are the ones whose major job is “To do all other things necessary or desirable to carry out the purposes and provisions of this act.”

The Commission meets once a month, usually on the third Thursday. The meetings are held at libraries around the county and are open to the public. If you can’t attend the meeting in person, you can take a look at what went on through our website.

To find out who is currently on the Commission, you can look at the Inside info page (page 3) of this issue. For photos of the Commissioners or to see who represents each city, go to our website, www.metrolibrary.org.

And if you meet one of the Commissioners, say Hi for us and be sure to thank him or her for time well spent making the community a better place.


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To see the latest information about library programs and events, please click on Calendar of Events on the MLS website: www.metrolibrary.org

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Children Reading to dogsOct 3,17,24,31 | mon6-7pChildren who can read Come and read to a dog! Readers can come to practice and improve their reading skills. The dogs with their owners act as an uncritical, ap-preciative audience with excellent listening skills! Bring your own book or borrow one from us.

shakespeare-making the language ConnexionOct 3 | mon | 7-8pTeens - adult This workshop presented by Reduxion Theatre is designed for our learners who are interested in developing a deeper understanding for the way in which Shakespeare’s style of writing informed and influenced the characters he created. Using such techniques as ‘Phrasing on the Verse Line,’ Operative Word determina-tion and the basic building blocks of iambic pentameter, we will examine and perform both verse and prose using text from Shakespeare’s plays. Co-sponsor: Reduxion Theatre.

English Classes: learn English as a second languageOct 4,6,11,13,18,20,25,27Tue and Thur | 9:30a-12:30padults Improve your English speaking, reading, and writing skills in this free class for people who are new to the English language. For questions and to register, come to the class. Ongoing en-rollment with Oklahoma City Public Schools.

gaming ClubOct 4,11,18,25 | Tue | 4-5pTeens TeenSCome join the fun at your library! Everything from chess to Xbox Kinect will be available to play. Popcorn and drinks will be provided. You don’t want to miss out!

introduction to E-ReadersOct 4 | Tue | 6:30-7:30pTeens and older As e-readers gain popularity, wouldn’t it be nice to have an introduction to the ones available and how to use them? Sign up at the reference desk to learn more about the subject with Belle Isle’s public computer specialist, Stan.

developmental screeningsOct 5 | Wed | 12:30-4:30p ages birth to 5 yearsw/guardian Child Guidance is offering developmental and speech/language screenings. It is a very general look at how children are doing compared to children the same age. Your child’s develop-mental progress will be assessed and questions and concerns will be discussed. Appointments are one hour long and will include a small fee. Call 425-4412 to schedule an appointment. The child must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Co-sponsor: Child Guidance Services, OCCHD.

after school at your libraryOct 6,13 | Thur | 4-5pages 10-16 TeenSHave fun with art! Work on creative projects

and learn about different kinds of artistic ex-pression. Supplies and snacks will be provided. Contact Anna at 843-9601 for more informa-tion or to sign up. Co-sponsor: Kirkpatrick Family Fund & Friends of the Metropolitan Library System.

Bonham Revue BluegrassBandOct 6 | Thur | 7-8pall ages The Bonham Revue is carrying on a family tradition in bluegrass music that began over 38 years ago. The Bonham Revue plays a mix of traditional bluegrass, country and original music with a touch of humor. They are on the Oklahoma Arts Council’s touring roster. Co-sponsor: Friends of the Metropolitan Library System, Oklahoma Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts.

spooky Origami for all agesOct 15 | sat | 1:30-3:30pages 8 and older Origami, the Japanese art of paper folding, is a fun activity for all ages. With Halloween coming you can make some items that fit the theme or make something of your own choos-ing. Instructor Debbie Langston will guide students in making special paper projects. Class is free, but sign up at the reference desk. Paper provided, but you can also bring your own if you wish. Also, you may want to bring a glue stick and scissors.

picture it: Book illustrators!Oct 18 | Tue | 7-8pTeens TeenSEver wondered what it takes to illustrate a book? Curious to know how artists work with authors to create your favorite books? Well join some of the professionals from Tate Publishing as they take us through the process of book illustrating! This program is part of Teen Read Month! Co-sponsor: Tate Publishing.

12 Belle Isle Library 13 Bethany Library 14 Capitol Hill Library 16 Choctaw Library 18 Del City Library 19 Downtown Library 20 Edmond Library 23 Harrah Library

23 Luther Library 23 Midwest City Library 25 Nicoma Park Library 25 Ralph Ellison Library 27 Southern Oaks Library 27 The Village Library 28 Warr Acres Library

All MLS libraries will be closed Monday, Oct. 10, for a staff development day.


metro OkC knit guild group meetingOct 23 | sun | 3-5pTeens-adults The Metro OKC Knit Guild group is meeting at Belle Isle. Everyone—any knitter or a person who’s never knitted, but would like to learn—is welcome. Each monthly program includes a lesson of a new knitting technique and examples of charity knitting projects. For ques-tions about the group email at [email protected], [email protected] or call 361-2044 or 739-2851.

Confused about medicare?Oct 25 | Tue | 6-7padults A representative from the State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP) will explain and discuss Medicare Parts A (hospital), B (doctor), C (the Advantage Plan), D (prescription drug plan), and Medicare Supplemental Plans. Bring any questions you have and come prepared to learn. This will benefit those who are already retired, those who are soon to retire, and adult children of retirees. Program presenter is bilingual (English and Spanish). Co-sponsor: Oklahoma Insurance Department.

apples and pumpkinsOct 26 | Wed | 10-11apre-kindergarten Apples and pumpkins are in generous supply at this time of year. Miss B will be sharing stories that will cover trips to the grocery store, farmer’s market, harvest festivals and your own backyard. Playtime will include an activity with no snack. Pre-registration begins October 1 by calling 843-9601.

OsBi Csi for TeensOct 26 | Wed | 6:30-8:30pTeens TeenSThis straight from the trenches program brings OSBI investigator Penny Cooper to the Belle Isle Library, where she will set up a “case” and then take teens through the steps that an actual investigator uses to solve crimes here in Oklahoma. Hands-on and full of actual facts from a typical case this program is geared to 12-17 year old participants. Content is not suitable for young children.

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Bonham Revue BluegrassBandOct 4 | Tue | 7-8pall ages The Bonham Revue is carrying on a family tradition in bluegrass music that began over 38 years ago. The Bonham Revue plays a mix of traditional bluegrass, country and original music with a touch of humor. They are on the Oklahoma Arts Council’s touring roster. Co-sponsor: Friends of the Metropolitan Library System, Oklahoma Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts.

family place: 1-2-3 play With meOct 6,13 | Thur | 9:30-10:15aand 10:30-11:15a infants to age 4 withguardian Playing with your baby or child is not only important for bonding but is also an educational experience for your child. We are providing a special time for four weeks for you to come to the library and spend one-on-one time playing with your child. A different community resource professional will be available each week to answer your parenting questions. This free series is intended for infants through age four with their parents or guardians. Pre-register by calling the library or visiting the reference desk.

developmental screeningsOct 7 | fri | 9a-noon ages birth to 5 yearsw/guardian A developmental screening is a very general look at how children are doing compared to other children the same age. Any questions or concerns you may have about your child’s development or behavior will be discussed. Information about upcoming stages and home activities will be given. Screenings will include a small fee. To schedule your screening appoint-

ment, please call Child Guidance, Oklahoma City-County Health Dept. at 425-4412.

aaRp: driver safety programOct 8 | sat | 9:30a-3:30padultsAn AARP Instructor will teach this class. Members of AARP pay a $12 fee, non mem-bers pay $14 fee. Lunch is on your own. Some insurance companies give a 10% discount for attending this class. Call 789-8363 ext 3 for enrollment.

Rebuilding TogetherOct 18 | Tue | 2-3p seniors In need of house repairs? Money for repairs tight? Don’t know where to call or whom to call on for help with repairs? Margaret West with Rebuilding Together may have the answer. This is a non profit group to help seniors on a limited budget repair and fix their home. Refreshments will be served after the program.

fall story and Craft TimeOct 20 | Thur | 10-10:45a ages 3-6 Enjoy stories, songs, nursery rhymes and a fun craft. For child with an adult. Please pre-register at the information desk or call 789-8363, ext. 3.

Create a Beautiful SnowflakeOct 20 | Thur | 6:30-8:30p adults Get ready to decorate your tree or give as gifts, these beautiful needle point snowflakes will make great additions to your home. All supplies will be furnished. Myra Woodside will be the instructor for this class. Refreshments served after the program. Limited enrollment, please call and pre-register @ 789-8363 ext.3.

little Jack-O-lanterns’ HalloweenOct 26 | Wed | 10-10:45a ages 3-6 Come dressed in your favorite costume and enjoy a Halloween story, songs and rhymes, a Halloween craft and a tasty treat! Costume optional. Pre-registration required. Sign up at the information desk or call 789-8363, ext. 3.

Toddler story and play TimeOct 27 | Thur | 9:30-10:15a & 10:30-11:15aages 18 mos - 3 yrs w/adult Enjoy stories, songs, nursery rhymes and play time. For child with adult. Choose the 9:30 or 10:30 session. Pre-register at the library information desk or call 789-8363, ext. 3.


c a l e n d a r o f e v e n t soctoberspooky legends of Oklahoma with greg RodgersOct 29 | sat | 2-3pages 6-11 Down the red dirt roads, around abandoned farmhouses and in the dark woods of Oklahoma lurks the strange and mysterious, waiting for the unsuspecting trespasser. Join author and Choctaw storyteller Greg Rodgers for his spooky tales gathered from his travels through our state. His stories are sure to entertain young audiences and cast a light of caution for those a bit too eager to travel down those darkened roads.

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Children Reading to dogsOct 1 | sat | 1-2p kids who can read Our highly trained dog volunteers love to hear stories! Come practice your reading skills by reading to these adorable dogs! We provide the books AND the dogs. Please register at the information desk or by calling 634-6308.

gEdOct 3,5,12,24,31mon & Wed | 1-4p age 16 and older Attend free GED classes on Mondays and Wednesdays at the Capitol Hill Library. Review English, social studies, science and math skills in preparation for the GED test. Materials are provided. Attend any Monday or Wednesday class to enroll. Call 634-6308 for more information.

after school at your libraryOct 3,31 | mon | 4-5pages 10-16 TeenSHave fun with art! Work on creative projects and learn about different kinds of artistic expression. Supplies and snacks will be provided. Contact Angela at 634-6308 for

more information or to sign up. Co-sponsor: Kirkpatrick Family Fund & Friends of the Metropolitan Library.

Conversational spanishOct 3,17,24,31 | mon 5:30-7p adults This course is designed for individuals who already have a basic understanding of the Spanish language, and want to further increase their Spanish speaking skills. The class began Monday, September 12th, and will continue on Monday evenings until December 5th.

Tell me a story-preschool prosOct 4,11,18,25 | Tue 9:30-10:15apre-school age Kids love to hear a story! Join us for story-times featuring nursery rhymes, popular children’s books and beloved authors. Storytime will be held in the children’s area. Craft activity will be included.

Tell me a story: Wiggle WormsOct 4,11,18,25 | Tue 10:45-11:15ayounger than age 3 Have fun while preparing your young child to learn to read! Hear stories by favorite authors, learn finger plays, and sing songs. This story time is perfect for little wiggle worms with short attention spans.

Bonham Revue BluegrassBandOct 4 | Tue | 1-2pall ages The Bonham Revue is carrying on a family tradition in bluegrass music that began over 38 years ago. The Bonham Revue plays a mix of traditional bluegrass, country and original music with a touch of humor. They are on the Oklahoma Arts Council’s touring roster. Co-sponsor: Friends of the Metropolitan Library System, Oklahoma Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts.

gaming ClubOct 5,19 | Wed 4:30-5:30pages 10-16 TeenSWhat’s better to do after school than to get your game on with Kinect or PS2. Everyone is invited. Call 634-6308 for more information.

salud Total/Total Wellness: in spanish Oct 6,13,20,27 | Thur | 9:30-11aall ages Salud Total es un programa de prevención para los residentes del condado de Oklahoma.

La duración de las clases es de 12 semanas, una hora por semana. Usted aprenderá como comer más sanamente y como incorporar más actividad física a diario, que le ayudarán bajar de peso y prevenir enfermedades crónicas como la diabetes, el cáncer, el asma, y varias enferme-dades al corazón. Salud Total también provee, sin costo a los participantes, chequeos de los niveles de colesterol, presión arterial, y glucosa. Las clases se dan durante el otoño y primavera. Total Wellness is a 12-week diabetes, heart disease, cancer, and asthma prevention program. Classes provide information, skills, and the tools to learn how to prevent or delay the onset of chronic diseases. The program provides free screenings to class participants. Classes meet for one hour per week for 12 weeks and are offered during the fall and spring. Participants are encouraged to set goals such as losing 5% of their body weight and becoming active for 2.5 hours each week. The classes are offered at no charge to Oklahoma County residents. Co-sponsor: OKC/County Health Department .

developmental screeningsOct 6 | Thur | 1-4p ages 5 years and youngerw/caregiver A developmental screening is a very general look at how children are doing compared to other children the same age. At a screening appoint-ment, your child’s developmental progress will be assessed. Any questions or concerns you may have about your child’s development or behavior will be discussed. Information about upcom-ing stages and home activities will be given. Screenings will include a small fee based in income. Call 425-4412 to schedule an appoint-ment. Co-sponsor: OCCHD- Child Guidance.

Capitol Hill Chess ClubOct 6 | Thur | 4-6pkids-TeensCome learn how to play this strategic game of chess. If you already know how to play, have an fun match with others. Please call 634-6308 for more information or to sign up.

depression & Bipolar supportOct 6,13,20,27 | Thur | 6-7:30padultsFind hope & courage. You and a friend are invited each week to meet with a DBSA trained facilitator to discuss issues, recovery plans, new strengths, better coping skills, get support and make new friends. Also, learn how to communicate with friends, family and doctors. Confidential. Call Nancy at 684-9496 for more information.


Confused about medicare?Oct 11 | Tue | 1-2padults A representative from the State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP) will explain and discuss Medicare Parts A (hospital), B (doctor), C (the Advantage Plan), D (prescription drug plan), and Medicare Supplemental Plans. Bring any questions you have and come prepared to learn. This will benefit those who are already retired, those who are soon to retire, and adult children of retirees. Program presenter is bilingual (English and Spanish). Co-sponsor: Oklahoma Insurance Department.

pokemon ClubOct 13 | Thur | 4-5pages 6-12 I choose you! Pokemon Club is on the 2nd Thursday each month. Bring your own Pokemon cards, or Nintendo DS game, and play with other Pokemon fans. This will be a non-trading game. The library has Pokemon cards available for those who have yet to build their deck. Come battle it out with your friends!

pumpkin decoratingOct 15 | sat | 2-3:30page 6 and older Paint or decorate pumpkins any way you choose! Space is limited so please call 634-6308 in advance to save your seat.

Trip around the WorldOct 26 | Wed | 6-7:30pgrades 3-6 Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to travel the globe right in your very own local library. This innovative and hands-on experience for children in grades three through six is sponsored by the Junior League of Oklahoma City. Kids will have a great time learning about the different cultures in Asia, Africa and Latin America. The program is free, but space is limited so pre-register at the Information Desk or call the library. Co-sponsor: Junior League of OKC.

family place: 1-2-3play With meOct 27 | Thur | 6:30-7:30pinfants to age 4 withparent/guardian Playing with your baby or child is not only important for bonding but is also an educational experience for your child. We are providing a special time for four weeks for you to come to the library and spend one-on-one time play-ing with your child. A different community resource professional will be available each week to answer your parenting questions. This free series is intended for infants through age four with their parents or guardians. Pre-register by calling the library or visiting the reference desk.

play TimeOct 28 | fri | 10a-noon age 6 & younger w/parent Playing with your baby or child is not only important for bonding but is also an educa-tional experience for your child. This program is intended for infants through age six with parents or guardians. Please call 634-6308 for more information.

Halloween magic Oct 29 | sat | 2-3pall ages Come have a magical Saturday with our Annual Magic Show featuring magician Steve Crawford! All ages are welcome. Treats will be given away.


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After School at Your LibraryOct 3,17,24 | Mon | 4-5pAges 10-16 TeenSHave fun with art! Work on creative projects and learn about different kinds of artistic ex-pression. Supplies and snacks will be provided. Contact Cyndi at 390-8418 for more informa-tion or to sign up. Co-sponsor: Kirkpatrick Family Fund & Friends of the Metropolitan Library System.

German for BeginnersOct 3,24,31 | Mon 5:30-6:30p Age 16-adult Join us for “German in 10 Minutes a Day” with Hannalore Chan. Students will learn to speak conversational German and practice correct pronunciation of common German words and phrases. This 12 week course will wrap up with a visit to a local authentic German restaurant. Co-sponsor: EOC Tech Center.

Lapsit Story TimeOct 4,11,18,25 | Tue 9:30-10a Ages 6 months-3 years Join us for simple songs, rhymes, and stories for parents and babies to enjoy together. Call 390-8418 or stop by the reference desk to sign up.

Preschool StorytimeOct 4,11,18,25 | Tue 10:30-11a Ages 3-5 years Come to the library for stories, songs, finger-plays, and fun to help build early literacy skills. Please call 390-8418 or stop by the Reference Desk for more information.

Greeting Cards & Stamping WorkshopOct 4 | Tue | 6-7pAdults and older teensRobyn Lewis leads this workshop in creating unique greeting cards, just in time for the holidays. Space is limited. Pre-registration required. Adults and older teens(16-19 yrs old.)

Gentle Art of YogaOct 5,12,19 | Wed | 6:15-7:15pAdults The health benefits of yoga include stress reduction, the concentration required during yoga practice tends to focus your attention on the matter at hand, and thereby reducing the emphasis you may have been putting on the stress in your life. Melissa O’Neill of Oklahoma City will lead these sessions. Classes are free, open to the public and are limited to 25. Please pre-register at 390-8418 ext 3

Enhancing Language & Literacy SkillsOct 6 | Thur | 6-7pAdults (For parents & caregivers of young children)There are many things parents and caregivers can do to help build children’s language and literacy skills from the time they are born. This workshop will present information on the importance of communicating with your child, establishing reading routines, will introduce materials that prepare your child for reading and writing, and demonstrate how to incorpo-rate literacy into everyday activities. Facilitated by Cheryl Custer and Tracy Goebel. Pre-register: 425-4412. Co-sponsor: Oklahoma City County Health Dept.

Family Place: 1-2-3Play With MeOct 7,14,21,28 | Fri 10-11aInfants to age 4 withparent/guardian Playing with your baby or child is not only important for bonding but is also an educational experience for your child. We are providing a special time for four weeks for you to come to the library and spend one-on-one time playing with your child. A different community resource professional will be available each week to an-swer your parenting questions. This free series is

intended for infants through age four with their parents or guardians. Pre-register by calling the library or visiting the reference desk.

Open Play TimeOct 8 | Sat | 10-11aAge 6 months-5 yearsw/parents Sharing in playtime with your young child helps promote learning and development. Each second Saturday the library provides a roomful of great toys for children ages 6 months to 5 years. We invite you to join in the fun! Call 390-8418 to register.

Children Reading to DogsOct 8 | Sat | 3-4pOct 19 | Wed | 4-5pChildren who can read Come and read to a dog! (A dog and trainer certified as a therapy team by Therapy Dogs International.) Readers can come to practice and improve their reading skills. The dogs with their owners act as an uncritical, appreciative audience with excellent listening skills! Bring your own book or borrow one from us! Come by or call 390-8418 to reserve a space.

Pizza & Plots Teen BookClubOct 12 | Wed | 4:30-5:30pTeens TeenSChoctaw Library has a book club just for Teens! Come enjoy pizza, snacks and drinks as we talk about awesome books. At each meeting, we choose the next month’s book, so just call the library at 390-8418 to find out what we’re reading.

Shakespeare-Making the Language ConnexionOct 13 | Thur | 6-7pAdults This workshop presented by Reduxion Theatre is designed for our learners who are interested in developing a deeper understanding for the way in which Shakespeare’s style of writing informed and influenced the characters he created. Using such techniques as ‘Phrasing on the Verse Line,’ Operative Word determina-tion and the basic building blocks of iambic pentameter, we will examine and perform both verse and prose using text from Shakespeare’s plays. Cosponsor: Reduxion Theatre.

Spooky Chilly Jump Tales with Oklahoma StorytellersOct 17 | Mon | 6-7:30pAll agesStorytellers throughout Oklahoma share their “spooky, chilly, jump tales” for all ages. The roster of tellers include Rosemary Czarski, Elizabeth Parker, Kyle Dahlem, Marilyn


Sunday, October 2: 2pmDowntown Library, 300 Park Avenue (231-8650)

Monday, October 3: 7pm Edmond Library, 10 S. Boulevard (341-9282)

Tuesday, October 4: 1pmCapitol Hill Library, 334 S.W. 26th (634-6308)

Tuesday, October 4: 7pmBethany Library, 3510 N. Mueller (789-8363)

Wednesday, October 5: 10amRalph Ellison Library, 2000 N.E. 23rd (424-1437)

Wednesday, October 5: 7pmMidwest City Library, 8143 E. Reno (732-4828)

Thursday, October 6: 1pmDel City Library, 4509 S.E. 15th (672-1377)

Thursday, October 6: 7pmBelle Isle Library, 5501 N. Villa (843-9601)

Friday, October 7: 10amThe Village Library, 10307 N. Pennsylvania (755-0710)

Call 606-3833 for more information.

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Child guidance screeningsOct 20 | Thur | 12:30-5p ages birth to 5 years Child Guidance is offering developmental and speech/language screenings @ the libraries once again! A developmental screening is a very general look at how children are doing compared to other children the same age. At a screening appointment, your child’s developmental progress will be assessed. Any questions or concerns you may have about your child’s development or behavior will be discussed. Information about upcoming stages and home activities will be given. Screenings will include a small fee. To schedule your screening appointment, please call Child Guidance @ 405-425-4412. Cosponsor: Okla City County Health Dept.

The great doohickey RacesOct 20 | Thur | 6-7pTeens TeenSGet ready for a night of silly and exciting races! We’ll do a tournament style set of races, using everything from slinkies, bouncy balls, straws, hoola hoops and various other doohickeys. There will be snacks and prizes for all partici-pants, plus grand prizes for first, second, and third place tournament winners. Come join the fun!

We appreciate Our Customers Celebration!Oct 22 | sat | 11a-noonall agesOctober is Customer Appreciation Month and we are celebrating how much we appreciate our customers. We cordially invite all of our customers to drop by the Choctaw Library for light refreshments and beverages, door prizes (including a “Special Made in Oklahoma” Gift Basket) and giveaways. Please join us for lively music and a visit from a special Library Friend.

Ookami anime ClubOct 22 | sat | 2:30-4pTeens TeenSShare and discuss your favorite Anime and Manga (Japanese drawings and cartoons). Screen new Anime episodes each month! Snacks will be provided so come join the fun! *Anime may contain material that is considered unsuitable for ages 13 and younger.

lego ClubOct 26 | Wed | 4-5:30pall agesBuild with the Lego Club at the Choctaw

Library. Open to all ages. Legos provided. Join us or call for more information at 390-8418.

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Bonham Revue BluegrassBandOct 6 | Thur | 1-2pall ages The Bonham Revue is carrying on a family tradition in bluegrass music that began over 38 years ago. The Bonham Revue plays a mix of traditional bluegrass, country and original music with a touch of humor. They are on the Oklahoma Arts Council’s touring roster. Co-sponsor: Friends of the Metropolitan Library System, Oklahoma Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts.

after school at your libraryOct 6 | Thur | 4-5pages 10-16 TeenSHave fun with art! Work on creative projects and learn about different kinds of artistic expression. Supplies and snacks will be provided. Contact Lindsay at 672-1377 for more information or to sign up. Co-sponsor: Kirkpatrick Family Fund & Friends of the Metropolitan Library System.

storytime fun!Oct 7 | fri | 10:30-11apreschool There are a lot of benefits to story time: an increased attention span, a larger vocabulary, and better listening skills just to name a few.

But, most of all storytimes are fun! So please join us for stories, songs, action rhymes, and more.

interpreting dreams for self discoveryOct 12 | Wed | 6:30-7:30padults What did you dream last night? Improve dream recall, understand the messages of dreams, and learn how to apply that under-standing to produce rapid and permanent growth. Co-sponsored by the Oklahoma City School of Metaphysics. Call 672-1377 for more information and to sign up.

Comedic CombatOct 15 | sat | 11a-noonages 6-14 Reduxion Theatre presents actual staged combat scenes from Shakespeare performances that will be used to describe and discover the secret of “safe violence” on stage. Focusing on the silly and slap-stick, this workshop will be used as a means of “lifting the veil” of comedic stage combat for younger audiences. Co-sponsor: Reduxion Theatre.

find your Civil War ancestorsOct 18 | Tue | 6-7:30padults This year marks the 150th anniversary of the beginning of the American Civil War. If you had family members in the US in 1861, this war touched their lives. Come learn how to document their service and locate resources about their experiences.

make it With duct TapeOct 20 | Thur | 2-3pages 10-16 TeenSDuct tape come in all sorts of colors and designs and with a little imagination you can make some pretty cool things with it. Come see what you can do. Bring your imagination and we’ll bring the duct tape! This program is for teens and tweens. For more information or to sign up for this program visit the reference desk or call 672-1377.

Juggle WhateverOct 27 | Thur | 4-5page 12 and older TeenSLearn to Juggle! Come and learn the basics of juggling with Juggle Whatever instructor Monica Buck. Learn the basic cascade which is throwing 3 balls in the air along with several partner passing patterns for the beginner and other fun games. Great for self-learning so it is wonderful for self-esteem. Wonderful physical side effects without feeling exercise. Come and play with Juggle Whatever!


family place: 1-2-3play With meOct 28 | fri | 10:30-11:30ainfants to age 4 withparent/guardian Playing with your baby or child is not only important for bonding but is also an educational experience for your child. We are providing a special time for four weeks for you to come to the library and spend one-on-one time playing with your child. A different community resource professional will be available each week to an-swer your parenting questions. This free series is intended for infants through age four with their parents or guardians. Pre-register by calling the library or visiting the reference desk.

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Zen garden in Oklahoma soilOct 1 | sat | 1-3page 15 and olderHosted by Dr. Kulwadee Pigott (trained in landscape architecture with a Ph.D in Geology) and Mrs. Shinako Alfred (co-president of Japan-American Society of Oklahoma), the workshop will begin with an introduction about the micro-climate of Oklahoma and the experi-ence of making a Zen garden in Oklahoma. Then the workshop provides a mini hands-on experience on ikebana, traditional Japanese flower arrangement. Flower materials of the workshop are sponsored, but participants have to pay for some flower arrangement tools. Please call (405) 748-0485 for details. Co-sponsored by Japan-American Society of Oklahoma.

EslOct 1,8,15,22,29 | sat | 2-4p adults Join us here at the Downtown Library for English as a Second Language Classes. Classes will be held every Saturday from 2 to 4 on the 4th Floor. Please register at 606.3879 as space is limited.

Bonham Revue BluegrassBandOct 2 | sun | 2-3pall ages The Bonham Revue is carrying on a family tradition in bluegrass music that began over 38 years ago. The Bonham Revue plays a mix of traditional bluegrass, country and original music with a touch of humor. They are on the Oklahoma Arts Council’s touring roster. Co-sponsor: Friends of the Metropolitan Library System, Oklahoma Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts.

Computer BasicsOct 4,11,18 | Tue | 6-7:30padults Join us here at the Downtown Library In the Route 66 Computer lab for a 3 week computer basics class. Class includes Internet Searching, Word, Email and more. Please register at 606.3879 as space is limited.

mamaste yoga - mom and Baby yogaOct 5,12,19,26 | Wed10:15-10:50aBabies 5 weeks - 5 months This four week session will foster the art of Yoga for Mom & Baby. Mamaste is a great way for new mothers to exercise with their babies while socializing with other new mothers. It’s also a great way to get back into shape after childbirth. Call 231-8650 to preregister.

Wednesday night at the moviesOct 5,12,19,26 | Wed6-8page 13 and older Please join us for Downtown “Wednesday Night at the Movies!” Movies showing @ 6pm and all are welcome to attend! Please call (405) 606-3879 for movie titles.

noon TunesOct 6,13,20,27 | Thur11:30a-12:30pall ages Cosponsored by the Friends of the Metropolitan Library System. Music groups performing in October are: Oct 6: Oklahoma Flute Society

Oct 13: Twinprov Oct 20: Strings in Stereo

Oct 27: The Good Doctor

play With meOct 7 | fri | 10-10:50ainfants to age 4 w/parentor guardian Playing with your baby or child is not only important for bonding but is also an educa-

tional experience for your child. This program is intended for infants through age four with parents or guardians. Pre-register by calling 231-8650, ext. 4, or by visiting the Children’s Reference Desk.

Comedic CombatOct 8 | sat | 11a-noonages 6-14 Reduxion Theatre presents actual staged combat scenes from Shakespeare performances that will be used to describe and discover the secret of “safe violence” on stage. Focusing on the silly and slap-stick, this workshop will be used as a means of “lifting the veil” of comedic stage combat for younger audiences. Co-sponsor: Reduxion Theatre.

6th annual downtown libraryafter dark!Oct 8 | sat | 7p-12:01aages 11-17 TeenS“WHODUNIT? If you are between the ages of 11 and 17 and/or in grades 7th thru 12th, register for the 6th Annual Downtown Library After Dark Teen Lock-In! Food, friends, fun and the Science Museum Oklahoma will be presenting a CSI program! Participation size is limited and pre-registration is required (form available online) with parent(s) signature. Call Kim Edwards at 606-3876 for information.

preschool aerobicsOct 14 | fri | 10-10:45aages 12 mos-5 yrs w/adult Preschool aerobics will get you moving and grooving with warm-ups, stretches, activities and a cool-down. An active story will wrap up your aerobic experience. Pre-register by calling 231-8650, ext. 4 or by visiting the Children’s Reference Desk.

Book ‘n’ play storytimeOct 15 | sat | 10-10:45a Oct 21 | fri | 10-10:45a age 3 - 5 w/parent Children between the ages of three and five are getting ready to master the skills they needto become readers. Book ‘N Play will include a variety of activities, fingerplays, songs, and a craft that will encourage an interest in books, reading, and a love for literature. Pre-register by calling 231-8650, ext.4, or by visiting the Children’s Reference Desk.

Children Reading to dogsOct 15 | sat | 3-4pChildren who read Come read to a dog! Children can practice and improve their reading skills by reading to spe-cially trained dogs and their owners who act as an uncritical, appreciative audience. They love a good dog story. Borrow one of ours or bring your


c a l e n d a r o f e v e n t soctoberown. Dogs and their owners are trained and certified through Therapy Dogs International.

metropolitan library Commission of Oklahoma CountyOct 20 | Thur | 3:30-5p Downtown Library 300 Park Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73102 405.231.8650The public is welcome to attend.

pajamas TalesOct 20 | Thur | 6:30-7p age 3 and older Children are invited to bring their favorite stuffed pal, favorite grown-up and come to the library for stories, songs, finger-plays and fun.

family place: 1-2-3play With meOct 22,29 | sat | 10-11ainfants to age 4 withparent/guardian Playing with your baby or child is not only important for bonding but is also an educational experience for your child. We are providing a special time for four weeks for you to come to the library and spend one-on-one time playing with your child. A different community resource professional will be available each week to an-swer your parenting questions. This free series is intended for infants through age four with their parents or guardians. Pre-register by calling the library or visiting the reference desk.

Home Buying TipsOct 25 | Tue | noon-1padults Review the “first steps” to shopping for a house. Know all the costs associated with the purchase. Become familiar with types of mort-gages and how to find a house. Find out how to shop for and apply for a home loan. Understand the closing process and related costs and know source for home buyer assistance programs.

Child guidance screeningsOct 27 | Thur | 9a-noon Birth - age 5 w/parent Child Guidance is offering developmental and speech/language screenings @ the libraries once again! A developmental screening is a very general look at how children are doing compared to other children the same age. At a screening appointment, your child’s developmental progress will be assessed. Any questions or concerns you may have about your child’s development or behavior will be discussed. Information about upcoming stages and home activities will be given. Screenings will include a small fee. To schedule your screening appointment, please call Child Guidance @ 405-425-4412.

music play Oct 28 | fri | 10-10:50a ages 2 to 5 yearswith adult Enjoy songs, musical games and a story with Ginger Waldrip of Ginger’s Kindermusik. Instruments will be provided for those who have registered by calling 231-8650 ext. 4.

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advanced farsiOct 2,9,16,23,30 | sun 1:30-2:30padults and teens For those who have some familiarity with spoken and written Farsi. Supply charge is $30. per month, payable to the instructor. All written materials are provided by instructor.

Beginning farsiOct 2,9,16,23,30 | sun 2:30-3:30padults and teens For those who have no prior experience speak-ing or writing Farsi. Supply charge is $30 per month, payable to the instructor. All written materials are provided by the instructor.

preschool storytimeOct 3,17,24,31 | mon 10-10:30aages 3-5 For all children ages 3-5, join us for story time. There will be songs, fingerplays, puppets, hidden mysteries, occasional crafts and special stories. Come and join the fun.

intermediate EslOct 3,5,12,17,19,24,26,31mon & Wed | 1-4padults This class is for adults who would like to improve their spoken and written English and includes grammar, conversation, vocabulary, reading, writing, listening, and pronuncia-tion. Class is provided by Oklahoma City Community College. Free. Register with instructor the first day you attend. Co-sponsor: OCCC.

Beginning EslOct 3,5,12,17,19,24,26,31mon & Wed | 5:30-8:30padults Beginning English as a Second Language (ESL) teaches students how to improve their conversational and listening skills in English.Enroll with the instructor on the first day you attend class. Class and materials are free.Co-sponsor: OCCC.

Bonham Revue BluegrassBandOct 3 | mon | 7-8pall ages The Bonham Revue is carrying on a family tradition in bluegrass music that began over 38 years ago. The Bonham Revue plays a mix of traditional bluegrass, country and original music with a touch of humor. They are on the Oklahoma Arts Council’s touring roster. Co-sponsor: Friends of the Metropolitan Library System, Oklahoma Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts.

lapsit: playtime and story TimeOct 4,11,18 | Tue 9:30-10a and 10:15-10:45aand 11-11:30aages Birth - 2 years Enjoy a special time with your child at the library. We will have a playtime with the toys in the story time room. This is followed by a circle time that emphasizes group participation, movement, early literacy skills, books and language development.

gEdOct 4,6,11,13,18,25,27Tue & Thur | 5:30-8:30p adults Students are invited to attend free GED classes. Review English, social studies, science, essay writing and math skills in preparation for the GED test. Materials are provided. Classes are open to students 16 years and older who are not currently enrolled in high school. For students 16-17, a notarized consent waiver form is required. Register w/Instructor first day you attend class. Co-sponsor: OCCC.


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October 6: Oklahoma Flute Society, adult flute choirOctober 13: Twinprov, Bracel brothers’ comedic improvOctober 20: Strings in StereoOctober 27: The Good Doctor, easy listening


c a l e n d a r o f e v e n t soctoberChess Club for TeensOct 4,11,18,25 | Tue 6-7p Teens TeenSFree Chess Club for Teens meets Tuesday nights 6:00 to 7:00. All skill levels are welcome. Students can play others who are learning or have prior skills in the game. Local mom and coach provides materials and instructions.

Children Reading to dogsOct 4,18 | Tue 6:30-7:30pChildren who can read Read to a specially trained dog who loves to hear a good book! Dogs with their owners will be in the Library to be read to by children. The dogs particularly enjoy hearing one of the dog stories we have, but you can bring your own book. It is especially valuable in building self confidence and self-esteem for those needing an uncritical, appreciative, listening audience to improve reading skills. All dogs and owners are trained and certified as dog therapy teams, and most through Therapy Dogs International.

55+ Coffee ClubOct 5,12,19,26 | Wed | 9:30-11aall agesOur coffee break is made just for you. Coffee, tea and hot chocolate will be served along with light refreshments. Mingle and talk about your favorite books or activities. We will have some books on the side for you to browse through and check out. This is a come-and-go event.

Child development screeningOct 5 | Wed | 1-5pparents w/preschool child A developmental screening is a very general look at how children are doing compared to other children the same age. At a screening ap-pointment, your child’s developmental progress will be assessed. Any questions or concerns you may have about your child’s development or behavior will be discussed. Information about upcoming stages and home activities will be given. Screenings will include a small fee. To schedule your screening appointment, please call Child Guidance @ 405-425-4412. Co-sponsor: OCCHD.

family place: 1-2-3 play With meOct 6 | Thur 9:30-10:30ainfants to age 4 withguardian Playing with your baby or child is not only important for bonding but is also an educational experience for your child. We are providing a special time for four weeks for you to come to the library and spend one-on-one time playing

with your child. A different community resource professional will be available each week to an-swer your parenting questions. This free series is intended for infants through age four with their parents or guardians. Pre-register by calling the library or visiting the reference desk.

aaRp: 55 drive alive defensive driver’s CourseOct 8 | sat | 9:30a-3padultsAttention ALL drivers! If you want to learn how to be a better driver AND save money, attend the AARP 55 Drive Alive Defensive Drivers Safety Course and become eligible for a discount on your monthly auto insurance premium. The State of Oklahoma authorizes a discount lasting 3 years for any licensed drive aged 16 and up who successfully completes a defensive driver’s course. Space for the course is limited so please pre-register by signing up at the Information Desk or by calling 341-9282. Cost is $12 for AARP members or $14 for non-members, in cash or check payable to AARP for course materials. Co-sponsor: AARP.

The youth Environmentalist ClubOct 8 | sat | 5:30-6:30pages 5-10 Join members of Edmond’s The Youth Environmentalist Club to learn about caring for our environment by listening to stories, playing games, and creating crafts to take home.

Readers Choice Book ClubOct 8 | sat | 10:30a-noonadults The Reader’s Choice book club meets the second Saturday of every month. The group consists of people who enjoy reading outstand-ing books and discussing them. October’s selection is A Woman Among Warlords: The Extraordinary Story of an Afghan Who Dared to Raise Her Voice by Malalai Joya. Contact the Edmond Library at 341-9282 to reserve a copy.

yu-gi-Oh TournamentOct 8 | sat | 3-4:30pall school-aged children Calling all experienced Yu-Gi-Oh players. Come get your Yu-Gi-Oh game on at the Edmond Library. This tournament is for those who already know how to play the game.

Edmond manga & anime ClubOct 13 | Thur | 4-5:30p Teens TeenSLocal Teens meet to draw, write, watch and discuss manga and anime. This is a free club that meets the 2nd Thursday of the month from 4:00 to 5:30. Manga and Anime is rated

TEEN and may not be appropriate for young teens and children.

music With susanOct 14,28 | fri | 10-10:30aand 10:40-11:10aages 2-3 Join with Susan in musical activities designed especially for this age group. Classes are held on the 2nd and 4th Fridays of the month. Registration for the 2nd Friday begins on the 1st day of the month. Registration for the 4th Friday always begins on the 15th day of the month. Preregister by calling 341-9282, ext. 4.

music With susanOct 14,28 | fri | 11:15-11:45aages 4-5 Join with Susan in musical activities designed especially for this age group. Classes are held on the 2nd and 4th Fridays of the month. Registration for the 2nd Friday begins on the 1st day of the month. Registration for the 4th Friday always begins on the 15th day of the month. Preregister by calling 341-9282, ext. 4.

This school Rocks! Energy Education ClassOct 15 | sat | 2-3pages 10-14 Through this hands-on class, students will learn about the natural gas and oil industry. From rocks and geology to drilling, pumping and producing, This School Rocks! highlights how Oklahoma’s top industry gets work done and why it’s so important. Students can expect many show-and-tell items, experiments and giveaways to continue their interest in the en-ergy found deep below their feet. Co-sponsor: Chesapeake Energy Corporation.

City arts Center presents: your life in HistoryOct 22 | sat | 9:30a-12:30padults Everyone has a story to tell. That’s why the contemporary memoir has become such a popular phenomenon. In this workshop, you will learn how to focus your life stories, give them purpose and apply such craft elements as character, plot, dialogue and setting, especially pertaining to Oklahoma history. Whether you attend one or all twelve sessions, this workshop will show you how to best tell the stories of your life. Preregistration required. Class limit is 12. Co-sponsor: City Arts Center.

lapsit: playtime and Toddler aerobicsOct 25 | Tue 9:30-10a and 10:15-10:45aand 11-11:30aBirth to 2 years Enjoy a special time with your child at the library. We will have a playtime with the toys in


the story time room. This is followed by a short session of aerobics, emphasizing movement to music.

Teaching Children to be more CooperativeOct 26 | Wed | 3:30-5padults Sometimes being a parent isn’t easy. We will talk about when to discipline or ignore un-wanted behaviors. Come and learn the guidance techniques used by experts to teach your child how to cooperate more often. Screenings and workshops conducted by Robyn Sears, Child Development Specialist and Louise Washburn, Speech Language Pathologist. Call 425-4412 to register. Co-sponsor: OCCHD.

Trip around the WorldOct 29 | sat | 10-11:30agrades 3-6 Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to travel the globe right in your very own local library. This innovative and hands-on experience for children in grades three through six is sponsored by the Junior League of Oklahoma City. Kids will have a great time learning about the different cultures in Asia, Africa and Latin America. The program is free, but space is limited so pre-register at the Information Desk or call the library. Co-sponsor: Junior League of OKC.

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Coffee BreakOct 3 | mon | 9:30-11aadultsCome by for a cup of coffee and a snack and take a look at our latest books on the shelf. We know you will find something you will want to take home with you.

Oklahoma County Triad: keeping Our Citizens safeOct 4 | Tue | 11a-noonadults Keeping our Citizens Safe. Don’t be a Victim come and learn what is happening in our communities and how to be safe in our homes. TRIAD gives you the opportunity to get the latest crime-prevention information direct from your local law enforcement. What can be better than that. Call 277-9967 for information.

Confused About Medicare Benefits?Oct 4 | Tue | 12:30-1:30padults A representative from the State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP) will explain and discuss Medicare Parts A (hospital), B (doctor), C (the Advantage Plan), D (prescription drug plan), and Medicare Supplemental Plans. Bring any questions you have and come prepared to learn. This will benefit those who are already retired, those who are soon to retire, and adult children of retirees. Program presenter is bilingual (English and

Spanish). This program will be held at Luther Senior Center immediately following lunch. Co-sponsor: Oklahoma Insurance Department. QuiltingOct 17 | mon | 10a-4:00padults Bring your material and sewing machine and enjoy a day of quilting. If you don’t know how to quilt, we will teach you.

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soldier Creek Quilt displayOct 1-31 | library Hoursall ages During October, the Midwest City Library is pleased to host the annual exhibit of handmade quilts celebrating the work of members of the Soldier Creek Quilter’s Group. The Group meets weekly at the Library and the quilts featured in the exhibit will highlight a wide range of quilting techniques. The exhibit will be on display in the Lobby Gallery and display cases throughout October and is free and open to the public.

Tai ChiOct 1.9.15.22.20 | sat | 9-10:30aall ages Tai Chi is practiced for both its defense training and its health benefits. Every Saturday the Midwest City Library offers Tai Chi to the public. This class is free; no registration required. For more information please contact the Information Desk or call 405-732-4828.

soldier Creek Quilting groupOct 3,17,24,31 | mon | 9a-2pall ages Perpetuate art forms and inspire others in quilt-ing. Members of Soldier Creek Quilting Group invite you to attend every Monday (October 3, 17, 24, 31) at the Midwest City Library. No


c a l e n d a r o f e v e n t soctoberexperience necessary, just a willingness to create art. Registration is not required. Co-sponsor: Soldier Creek Quilting.

Whose line?Oct 3,24,31 | mon | 5:30-7pages 14-17 TeenSGet your IMPROV ON!! No registration required.

knit Wit programsOct 4,18 | Tue | 10a-noonadultsLearn to knit or crochet OR, strengthen your craft. Crochet class meets every first Tuesday of the month; knitting class meets every third Tuesday. Class is free and all supplies provided by the library. No registration required.

EslOct 4,6,11,13,18,20,25,27mon & Wed | 5:30-8:30padults Participants learn to improve their English language skills through everyday conversa-tion. No registration is required. Co-sponsor: OCCC Adult Learning Center

music for Babies and TotsOct 5 | Wed | 10-10:40anewborn to 36 monthsw/parent or caregiver Join Miss Joy for a morning of musical activities just for babies and toddlers. Older siblings are welcome to join and encouraged to bring a doll so they can play along. Instruments will be provided for those who have registered by calling 732-4828 or visiting the Information Desk.

after school at your libraryOct 5,12 | Wed | 4-5pages 10-16 TeenSHave fun with art! Work on creative projects and learn about different kinds of artistic ex-pression. Supplies and snacks will be provided. Contact Suzette at 732-4828 for more informa-tion or to sign up. Co-sponsor: Kirkpatrick Family Fund & Friends of the Metropolitan Library System.

Bonham Revue BluegrassBandOct 5 | Wed | 7-8pall ages The Bonham Revue is carrying on a family tradition in bluegrass music that began over 38 years ago. The Bonham Revue plays a mix of traditional bluegrass, country and original music with a touch of humor. They are on the Oklahoma Arts Council’s touring roster. Co-sponsor: Friends of the Metropolitan Library System, Oklahoma Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts.

The mad scientist labOct 6 | Thur | 4:30-5:15pages 6-12 Astronomy, zoology, geography, chemistry, oh my! Calling all young scientists! Discover more about the world around you through fun activities and experiments. Each month we will explore a different branch of science. Registration is recommended so we will have enough supplies for each child. Call 732-4828 or visit the Information Desk to sign-up.

Bey Blade metal fusion TournamentOct 7 | fri | 4-5:30pkids and teens Come to the Midwest City Library and participate in our Bey Blade Metal Fusion Tournament. Each participant must provide: a bey blade, launcher and rip cord. For more information please contact Suzette at 405-732-4828.

yadah-yadah Ready to ReadBook ClubOct 8 | sat | 2-3pTeens TeenSDo you like to read books that inspire and challenge you to think? Or, do you enjoy good conversation/discussing ideas about differ-ent book topics? Come to the Midwest City Library and express your thoughts and be heard at the Yadah Yadah Book Club for Teens. To attend please contact the Information Desk or call 405-732-4828. Co-sponsor: Yadah-Yadah Ready to Read.

Children Reading to dogsOct 11,25 | Tue | 7-7:30pChildren who can read Read to a specially trained dog who loves to hear a good book! The dogs particularly enjoy hearing one of the dog stories we will have, but you can bring your own book too. It is especially valu-able in building self confidence and self-esteem for those needing an uncritical, appreciative, listening audience to improve reading skills. All dogs and owners are trained and certified as dog therapy teams. Registration is recommended so we will have enough dogs for each child. Call 732-4828 or visit the Information Desk to sign up. Co-sponsor: Creatures & Kids, and TDI.

Helping young Children dealWith angerOct 13 | Thur | 6-7:30pfor parents or caregivers of young children Handling children’s anger and other strong emotions can be puzzling and distressing for adults. We will learn how to help children learn to recognize and name emotions and methods to help children manage these strong feelings in appropriate ways. Please register for

this workshop by calling 425-4412. Facilitated by Sarita Naegeli. Co-sponsor: Oklahoma City-County Health Department.

pajama story nightOct 13 | Thur | 6-7:30pChildren of all ages Bedtime stories for children of all ages. Put on your pajamas and grab your favorite stuffed friend. We will enjoy stories, songs, poems, rhymes and the occasional craft. All children should be accompanied by an adult. Registration is required. Call 732-4828 or visit the Information Desk to sign up.

motor Vehicle Crash prevention CourseOct 15 | sat | 9a-4padults All licensed drivers are invited to participate in a certified AAA instructed class. A material fee of $30.00 applies; AAA members will receive a discount. Please call 1-800-222-2582 to register. Co-sponsor: AAA Motor Vehicle.

shakespeare improv!Oct 17 | mon | 5:30-6:30pyoung adults The Reduxion Theatre Company will work through several improvisational comedy exercises using Shakespeare’s text and the clas-sic, “yes and...” philosophy of improv theatre to enhance and clarify Shakespeare’s language for teens. No registration required. For more information, please contact the Information Desk at 732-04828. Co-sponsor: Reduxion Theatre.

Readers’ society Book ClubOct 18 | Tue | 10-11:30aadults If you enjoy reading and discussing books, come to the Midwest City Library the third Tuesday of each month for our book club. New members are always welcome. Pick up your copy of our current book at the Information Desk, or call 732-4828.

Confused about medicare?Oct 18 | Tue | 12:30-1:30padults A representative from the State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP) will ex-plain and discuss Medicare Parts A (hospital), B (doctor), C (the Advantage Plan), D (prescrip-tion drug plan), and Medicare Supplemental Plans. Bring any questions you have and come prepared to learn. This will benefit those who are already retired, those who are soon to retire, and adult children of retirees. No registration required. For more information, contact the Information Desk at 405-732-4828.


Child development screeningsOct 19 | Wed | 1-5pparents of young children Child Guidance is offering developmental and speech/language screenings @ the libraries once again! A developmental screening is a very general look at how children are doing compared to other children the same age. At a screening appointment, your child’s develop-mental progress will be assessed. Any questions or concerns you may have about your child’s development or behavior will be discussed. Information about upcoming stages and home activities will be given. Screenings will include a small fee. To schedule your screening appointment, please call Child Guidance @ 405-425-4412. Co-sponsor: OCCHD.

family Craft nightOct 20 | Thur 6:30-7:30pall ages Come to the library for a fun evening of craft activities. We will have several craft stations set up with activities for all ages and skill levels. Please sign-up in advance so we will have enough supplies for everyone. Register at the Information Desk or by calling 732-4828.

ConcentrationOct 22 | sat | 2-3pall ages In this lecture we outline steps for developing the ability to effectively use our most precious commodity which is our attention. We will present the importance of concentration, how to practice it, and provide real life examples of how to apply this most needed mind skill to produce extraordinary feats of perception. For more information, contact the Information Desk at 405-732-4828.

This school Rocks! Energy Education ClassOct 27 | Thur | 6:30-7:30pages 10-14 Through this hands-on class, students will learn about the natural gas and oil industry. From rocks and geology to drilling, pumping and producing, This School Rocks! highlights how Oklahoma’s top industry gets work done and why it’s so important. Students can expect many show-and-tell items, experiments and giveaways to continue their interest in the energy found deep below their feet. Cosponsor: Chesapeake Energy Corporation.

yu-gi-Oh game TournamentOct 29 | sat | 2-4:30p ages 10-16 TeenSCome and get your Yu-gi-oh game on every last Saturday of the month. No experience necessary.

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Children Reading to dogsOct 6,20 | Thur 4-4:45pages 4 and older Children improve their skills by reading to D’Leo and his owner, who are trained and certified as a therapy team by Therapy Dogs International. For more information, please call the library at 769-9452.

ladies CraftingOct 18 | Tue | 10a-noonall agesLadies of all ages meet to craft items suitable for the season. Most projects are free. Bring your ideas and join us for a fun time. For more information call the library at 769-9452.

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superhero yourself Contest!Oct 1-22 ages 12-18 TeenSIt’s Teen Read Week and the theme is Picture It! So, Ralph Ellison Library is celebrating by

holding a Superhero Yourself Contest! Create yourself as an original superhero using marvel.com or ugo.com, write a short description about your powers, and turn it in at the library. Customers will vote on their favorite and the winner will receive a comic strip drawn by a professional comic book artist using their superhero creation! Entries must be turned in by October 22. For details visit the library or call 424-1437.

first monday gamefestOct 3 | mon | 4-6pTweens and teens Gamfests rock! So, Ralph Ellison Library has decided to make them happen every month. Join the First Monday Gamefest and get ready to jam out to Guitarhero, dance the night away on our XBOX Kinect, make some sweet touchdowns on Madden 11, and race some cars on Mario Kart! No sign up required.

Ralph Ellison adult Book ClubOct 3,17,24,31 | mon | 6-7padultsLove to read and talk about books? Then the Ralph Ellison Adult Book Club may be a perfect fit for you! The book for October is “A Lesson Before Dying” by Ernest J. Gaines. Call 424-1437 or visit the library for more informa-tion or to reserve your copy of the book.

family place: 1-2-3 play With meOct 4 | Tue 10:30-11:30ainfants to age 4 withparent Playing with your baby or child is not only important for bonding but is also an educational experience for your child. We are providing a special time for four weeks for you to come to the library and spend one-on-one time playing with your child. A different community resource professional will be available each week to answer your parenting questions. This free series is intended for infants through age four with their parents or guardians. Pre-register by calling the library or visiting the reference desk.

after school at your libraryOct 4,11 | Tue 4-5pages 10-16 TeenSHave fun with art! Work on creative projects and learn about different kinds of artistic ex-pression. Supplies and snacks will be provided. Contact Taryn at 424-1437 for more informa-tion or to sign up. Co-sponsor: Kirkpatrick Family Fund & Friends of the Metropolitan Library System.


c a l e n d a r o f e v e n t soctoberBonham Revue BluegrassBandOct 5 | Wed | 10-11aall ages The Bonham Revue is carrying on a family tradition in bluegrass music that began over 38 years ago. The Bonham Revue plays a mix of traditional bluegrass, country and original music with a touch of humor. They are on the Oklahoma Arts Council’s touring roster. Co-sponsor: Friends of the Metropolitan Library System, Oklahoma Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts.

Trip around the WorldOct 5 | Wed | 6-7:30pgrades 3-6 Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to travel the globe right in your very own local library. This innovative and hands-on experience for children in grades three through six is spon-sored by the Junior League of Oklahoma City. Kids will have a great time learning about the different cultures in Asia, Africa and Latin America. The program is free, but space is limited so pre-register at the Information Desk or call the library. Co-sponsor: Junior League of OKC.

Crochet awayOct 6 | Thur | 6-7pages 7-12Boys and girls, do you want to learn a traditional, but totally modern and fun craft? If yes, then crocheting may be right for you! Come learn some basic stitches, and you’ll be creating cool projects in no time. Learn what you need to know in this workshop to make a dish cloth/pot holder. At the end of this class, you’ll be able to take home the yarn needed to finish your project. Crochet hooks will also be available for checkout, so be sure to bring your library card. When you return your hooks to the library, remember to bring in your project for the staff to admire! Space and supplies are limited, so please register by calling the library at 606-3457.

preschool storytimeOct 11 | Tue | 10-10:30aage 2-5 Come join the children’s librarian for some family fun with fingerplays, music, movement, books, & more! Younger and older siblings are also welcome. Children should be accompanied by an adult. Because space is limited, you may reserve a spot by calling 606-3457 or by visiting the Information Desk.

guy’s nightOct 11 | Tue | 5-7pall agesBoys of all ages are invited to bond over a trivia

night, prizes, and popcorn. Invite your brother, dad, grandpa, and great grandpa for a night of guy time! This event is for boys only! Sign up is required. Call 424-1437 or visit the library to do so.

Craft night with paper magic stampersOct 13 | Thur | 6:30-8padultsPMS is a good thing! Paper Magic Stampers are on a mission to share the art of paper craft-ing with the community. We love making gift items and greeting cards. With a plain sheet of paper and a little magic you can have an elegant, fun keepsake. Using numerous techniques and supplies we will create a variety of paper craft items. Each meeting there is make and take. Registration required: 424-1437.

yoga and Hip Hop Culture ClassOct 17,24,31 | mon | 6-7:15pall ages Join Yoga instructor Ezir’ra James as he leads you through a 10-week program that intro-duces yoga as a daily practice for general health and well-being. What makes this yoga class unique is how it’s blended with hip hop culture. Classes are on Monday evenings.

Child guidance development &speech language screeningOct 19 | Wed | 3-5p Birth to 6 yrs w/parent Child Guidance is offering developmental and speech/language screenings @ Ralph Ellison! A developmental screening is a very general look at how children are doing compared to other children the same age. At a screening ap-pointment, your child’s developmental progress will be assessed. Any questions or concerns you may have about your child’s development or behavior will be discussed. Information about upcoming stages and home activities will be given. Screenings will include a small fee. To schedule your screening appointment, please call Child Guidance @ 405-425-4412. Co-sponsor: OCCHD.

This school Rocks! Energy Education ClassOct 20 | Thur | 6:30-7:30pages 10-14 Through this hands-on class, students will learn about the natural gas and oil industry. From rocks and geology to drilling, pumping and producing, This School Rocks! highlights how Oklahoma’s top industry gets work done and why it’s so important. Students can expect many show-and-tell items, experiments and giveaways to continue their interest in the en-ergy found deep below their feet. Co-sponsor: Chesapeake Energy Corporation.

small Business startupOct 22 | sat | 10a-noonadults Interested in starting a new small business? Come and learn about business registration, tax obligations, and tips that can save you time and money while starting and running your new business.

Teen anime ClubOct 25 | Tue | 5-6pTweens and teens TeenSTeens, do you enjoy watching anime? Do you like to read manga? Well, Ralph EllisonLibrary is starting a new club that will meetthe 4th Tuesday of every month from 5-6 pm.Snacks and fun will be provided.

annual fall festivalOct 29 | sat | 1-4pall agesDrop in to the Annual Fall Festival at Ralph Ellison Library and enjoy a variety of fun family activities! Get an up close look at a pony, miniature donkeys, and a pygmy goat at the petting zoo. Dress up in a silly and original costume for a costume contest. Dance to spooky music. Get creative with autumn nature crafts and face painting, and enjoy lots of tasty treats! Crafts and candy are provided on a first come, first serve basis. Co-sponsor: Special Friends of the Ralph Ellison Library. sOup Open mic poetry nightOct 31 | mon | 6:30-8pall agesS.O.U.P. Society of Urban Poets provides an opportunity for budding poets to share their work with an audience full of supporters. Just show up ready to read.


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Celebrate! made in Oklahoma products Oct 3-31 | library Hoursall agesOctober is customer appreciation month. We are celebrating with: Made in Oklahoma... Good For You. Good for Oklahoma! Did you know that Made in Oklahoma food products represent $2 billion in annual sales and generate 19,000 jobs for Oklahomans? Visit the Southern Oaks library anytime during the month of October and register for a chance to win a beautiful “Made in Oklahoma basket, filled with Oklahoma products.”

preschool storytimeOct 3,17,24 | mon 10:30-11:10aage 2-6 Introduce young children to books and reading at our fun storytimes! Children will have fun with books, songs, and activities as they build their early literacy skills. All children should be accompanied by an adult. Pre-registration is required. Please sign up by calling 631-4468 or by visiting the Information Desk.

friday: films, family & funOct 7,14,21,28 | fri | 9a-6pall ages Looking for fun on a Friday night! Come to the library every Friday to check out our movie collection. Free popcorn & candy for every five items checked out. Fun for the entire family & it’s free! Please limit one gift per family.

scarlet kitsune anime ClubOct 7 | fri | 6-8pages 14-18 TeenSHeld at Southern Oaks Rec Center, 400 SW 66th St.Come watch anime, play games, and hang out with other fans. Snacks will be provided. The Scarlet Kitsune Anime Club is meeting at the Southern Oaks Parks & Recreation Center, 400 SW 66th St. OKC OK 73139. (Right next to Parmelee Elementary School) Call 631-4468 and ask for John for more information.

Children Reading to dogsOct 8 | sat |10-11aOxt 13 | Thur | 6:30-7:30pChildren who can read A Dog in the Library? That’s right, come read to a loveable dog and their owner! By sitting down next to a dog and reading to a dog, all threats of being judged are put aside. Kids will improve their literacy skills in a relaxed environment that allows them to focus on reading. Reading improves because the child is practicing reading aloud, building self-esteem, and associating reading with something pleasant. All of our dog teams are trained through HALO or Therapy Dogs International. Sign up ahead of time to ensure you get a turn. Please call 631-4468 to sign up.

southern Oaks Book ClubOct 11 | Tue | 11:30a-12:30padults If you enjoy reading and discussing books come to the Southern Oaks book club the second Tuesday of each month. Call 631-4468 to reserve your copy of the book selection or stop by the reference desk. (Site location at a later date.)

Teen CraftsOct 15 | sat | 2-4pages 10 and older TeenSCome make crafts devised and implemented by teens. Co-sponsor: Southern Oaks Library Teen Advisory Board.

Teen advisoryOct 18 | Tue | 6:30-7:30pTeens TeenSThe Teen Advisory Board (TAB) gives teens the opportunity to participate, volunteer, and influence teen services. We will be devising, planning, and implementing programs and activities for children and teens. Space is limited.

Halloween storytimeOct 31 | mon 10:30-11:10aage 2-6 (with a parent) Join us for Halloween fun! Come enjoy some spooky fun stories and songs. Children may

wear a costume if they would like to. All children should be accompanied by an adult. Pre-registration is required. Please sign up by calling 631-4468 or by visiting the Information Desk.

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literacy Referral serviceOct 1,8,15,22,29 | sat | 10a-noonall ages Do you know someone who wants to improve their reading skills? Do you want to improve your reading skill? Literacy referrals are avail-able at the Village Library every Saturday from 10 am to Noon. Can’t make this location or time? Call 405-830-2790. Do you want to vol-unteer to tutor an adult or child? Go to www.okcliteracycoalition.org or www.supportmls.org. Co-sponsor: Oklahoma City Community Foundation, Oklahoma City Metro Literacy Coalition.

after school at your libraryOct 4,11 | Tue 4-5pages 10-16 TeenSHave fun with art! Work on creative projects and learn about different kinds of artistic ex-pression. Supplies and snacks will be provided. Contact Mallory at 755-0710 for more informa-tion or to sign up. Co-sponsor: Kirkpatrick Family Fund & Friends of the Metropolitan Library System.

Children Reading to dogsOct 5,12,19,26 | Wed | 6-7pOct 6,13,20,27 | Thur 3:30-4:30pChildren who can read Come and read to a dog! Readers can come to practice and improve their reading skills. The dogs with their owners act as an uncritical, ap-preciative audience with excellent listening skills! Bring your own book or borrow one from us!

The Southern Oaks Library is now located at 2914 S.W. 59th Street while the

S. Walker library is being remodeled. The remodel will last approximately one year.


c a l e n d a r o f e v e n t soctoberOffice Skills for Job SeekersOct 5,13,19,26 | Wed 6-9padults Looking for a job? Sharpen your skills in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook. Learn to use Mail Merge for Customer and Client mailings. Free individualized instruction evenings and Saturdays. Village Library. Call 755-0710 to sign up.

Bonham Revue BluegrassBandOct 7 | fri | 10-11aall ages The Bonham Revue is carrying on a family tradition in bluegrass music that began over 38 years ago. The Bonham Revue plays a mix of traditional bluegrass, country and original music with a touch of humor. They are on the Oklahoma Arts Council’s touring roster. Co-sponsor: Friends of the Metropolitan Library System, Oklahoma Arts Council, National Endowment for the Arts.

Village Chess ClubOct 7,21,28 | fri | 3:30-5:30pall ages Chess club meetings consist of playing chess, and all materials are provided. All ages and skill levels are welcome; no sign-up is required.

parachute play/storytimeOct 11,18 | Tue | 10-10:30a ages 2-6 w/parent Let’s have some fun with parachute play! While playing games with a parachute, children will have the opportunity to practice skills such following directions, socializing with others, and using small and large muscles. Please pre-register at the Information Desk or call 755-0710.

VsifT: pumpkin CarvingOct 13 | Thur | 4-5pTeens TeenSVSIFT (Village Something Interesting For Teens) meets every second Thursday of the month and features a new activity each month. This month, we’re carving pumpkins! All materials and snacks will be provided. Please pre-register by calling 755-0710 or stopping by the Reference Desk.

mystery nightOct 14 | fri | 5:30-9:30pgrades 3-5 Please join us for our annual Mystery Night. Eat pizza, compete in Dewey’s Amazing Race, and hear scary stories from Michael Corley. Parents will need to sign a permission slip before the child can participate in the program. Pre-register at the Information Desk or call 755-0710.

Book discussion groupOct 17 | mon | 3-4padults We always have a lot to say at the Village book discussion group. Join us each 3rd Monday at 3pm to discuss our latest pick. This month’s title can be picked up at the information desk.

Child development screeningOct 20 | Thur | 1-5p Birth 5 yrs w/parent Child Guidance is offering developmental and speech/language screenings @ the libraries once again! A developmental screening is a very general look at how children are doing compared to other children the same age. At a screening appointment, your child’s develop-mental progress will be assessed. Any questions or concerns you may have about your child’s development or behavior will be discussed. Information about upcoming stages and home activities will be given. Screenings will include a small fee. To schedule your screening appoint-ment, please call OCCHD, Child Guidance @ 405-425-4412.

Helping young Children dealWith angerOct 20 | Thur | 6-7:30pfor parents or caregivers of young children Handling children’s anger and other strong emotions can be puzzling and distressing for adults. We will learn how to help children learn to recognize and name emotions and methods to help children manage these strong feelings in appropriate ways. Please call 425-4412 to reg-ister. Facilitated by Sarita Naegeli. Co-sponsor: Oklahoma City County Health Department.

knitty CommitteeOct 22 | sat | 10a-noonall ages Interested in knitting or learning how to knit? Join the Knitty Committee on the 4th Saturday at 10am. Bring your yarn and join the fun! The recommended yarn for beginners is “variegated worsted weight” & size 7 or 8 needle.

Enhancing language andliteracy skillsOct 25 | Tue | 6-7:30p parents and caregiversof young children There are many things parents and caregivers can do to help build children’s language and literacy skills from the time they are born. This workshop will present information on the importance of communicating with your child, establish reading routines, will introduce materials that prepare your child for reading routines, and demonstrate how to incorporate literacy into everyday activities. Facilitated by

Tracy Goebel and Cheryl Custer. Please call 425-4412 to register.

music With susanOct 27 | Thur | 10-10:30a ages 2-6 Join Susan for musical fun and activities. Pre-registration is required, and registration will begin on October 3. Please call 755-0710 or stop by the Information Desk.

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story Time for preschoolersOct 4,18 | Tue | 10-10:30a ages 2 1/2-3 w/adult Children will enjoy story time with Miss Alma and her puppets followed by fun crafts to take home. Older and younger siblings are welcome; please pick one session and preregister.

story Time for preschoolersOct 4,18 | Tue 10:45-11:15a ages 4 & 5 w/adult Children will enjoy story time with Miss Alma and her puppets followed by fun crafts to take home. Older and younger siblings are welcome; please pick one session and preregister.

Toileting TriumphOct 4 | Tue | 3:30-5padults With the development of new language skills, motor skills, attitude and activity level come many challenges. Toileting doesn’t have to be one of those challenges. Come discuss ways


to make this exciting milestone more fun and rewarding for the whole family.

after school at your libraryOct 5,12 | Wed | 4-5pages 10-16 TeenSHave fun with art! Work on creative projects and learn about different kinds of artistic expression. Supplies and snacks will be provided. Contact Cheryl at 721-2616 for more information or to sign up. Please preregister. Co-sponsor: Kirkpatrick Family Fund & Friends of the Metropolitan Library System.

How to Write your personal and family HistoryOct 8 | sat | 1-3:30padults Now is the perfect time to begin writing your personal and family history. If this seems like an overwhelming task, you may just need some help in planning and getting started. Come out and let us show you how to use timelines, lists, and photographs to jog your memory. We’ll give you organizational options, writing tips and loads of encouragement to help you to commit to this worthwhile project. Phyllis Davidson, Librarian, Ronald J. Norick Library will lead this free, workshop. Call 721-2616 to sign up.

play Time for Babies and TotsOct 12,19,26 | Wed9:15-10a and 10:30-11:15a ages 8-30 months Play promotes healthy development and learn-ing, so bring your youngster to our library for 45 minutes of toys, lap games with Miss Alma and her puppets. (Siblings are welcome) Pick one session and pre-register at 721-2616.

Children Reading to dogsOct 13 | Thur | 6:30-7:30page 6 and older Children will practice their reading skills while having fun with lovable dogs and their owners. All dogs and owners are trained and certified as dog therapy teams by a national canine therapy organization. Please preregister.

lEgO Club @ your libraryOct 15 | sat | 2:30-3:30pages 6-11 Young LEGO builders are invited to build with us. LEGO bricks are provided. Bring your team spirit. Sign up at the Information Desk.

Warr acres Book ClubOct 17 | mon | 11a-noonadults The Warr Acres Library Book Club will meet on the third Monday this month to discuss an exciting thriller, The Sixth Man by David Baldacci. Call 721-2616 for more information.

photo scavenger HuntOct 20 | Thur | 6:30-8pages 12-17 TeenSYou ought to be in pictures! Work as a team to capture images all around the library. The team with the most points wins a prize. Please call 721-2616 to preregister.

Watercolor ClassOct 22 | sat | 10a-noonadults Adults get in touch with your artistic side in this free watercolor class with all supplies furnished. Watercolor artist Jim Pourtorkan will instruct. Participants should have a finished picture at the end of the two-hour class. Preregistration is required. Call 721-2616. Limit 15.

dress-up party for preschoolersOct 25 | Tue | 6:30-7:30pages 2 1/2 to 5 yrs Dress up your child for a time of fun at the library! Miss Alma and her puppets will act out the story of Hansel and Gretel. Treats will be provided. Please preregister and let us know if your child has food allergies. (Photos taken of children at the Dress-Up Party will be given to parents at the November 15 Pajama Story Time.)

10. You introduce us to new ideas and new interests 9. You recognize our sense of commitment to the community 8. You bring your kids to the library with you so we can create new customers to love 7. You let us become a part of your family 6. You don’t just appreciate our services, but you use them 5. Satisfying you makes us happy 4. You expect the best from us and appreciate it when you get it

Reasons We Love Our Customers3. You get as excited about new books, CDs and DVDs as we do2. When we help you gather information, we learn as much as you do

And the #1 Reason We Love Our Customers:1. Your smiles brighten our day!


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Tuesday, Oct. 4 at 12:30pmLuther Senior Center (277-9967)

Tuesday, Oct. 11 at 1pmCapitol Hill Library (634-6308)

Confused About Medicare?

Q Open EnrollmentQ Part A – HospitalQ Part B – Doctor

A representative from Senior Health Insurance Program (SHIP) will be on hand to talk with retirees,

soon-to-be retirees, and the children of retirees.Bring your questions and concerns about:

Q Part C – The Advantage PlanQ Part D – Prescription Drug PlanQ Supplemental Plans

Tuesday, Oct. 18 at 12:30pmMidwest City Library (732-4828)

Tuesday, Oct. 25 at 6pmBelle Isle Library (843-9601) www.metrolibrary.org


getting tired of a constant diet of best sellers and book club hype? Want to take a look at what librarians enjoy? Here are two favorite books as selected by mls staff.

Off the Beaten Path . . . Discovering New Literary Treasures#

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Admittedly, this German silent film from 1919 won’t be everyone’s cup of hemlock, but if you fall under its spell, you’ll return to it over and over again. This bizarre tale of a hypnotist who sends a sleepwalker out at night to commit murder is the grosspapa of expressionism in horror films. The ending may not be the shocker it was 92 years ago, but that’s only because it’s been ripped off so often.

James, M. R. (Montague Rhodes). Count Magnus and Other Ghost Stories: The Complete Ghost Stories of M.R. James. Ed. With and introd. and notes by S.T. Joshi.FICTION/JAM

If your taste in Halloween ghost stories tends toward the quietly sinister, James is the man for you. He was a scholar of medieval manuscripts and his tales are full of serious academics who, in the course of their studies, get involved with things that go bump in the night. He’s the master of the antiquarian ghost story with atmosphere so thick you’re already tense by the bottom of the first page. This is good, creepy stuff.

Tuesday, Oct. 4 at 12:30pmLuther Senior Center (277-9967)

Tuesday, Oct. 11 at 1pmCapitol Hill Library (634-6308)

Confused About Medicare?

Q Open EnrollmentQ Part A – HospitalQ Part B – Doctor

A representative from Senior Health Insurance Program (SHIP) will be on hand to talk with retirees,

soon-to-be retirees, and the children of retirees.Bring your questions and concerns about:

Q Part C – The Advantage PlanQ Part D – Prescription Drug PlanQ Supplemental Plans

Tuesday, Oct. 18 at 12:30pmMidwest City Library (732-4828)

Tuesday, Oct. 25 at 6pmBelle Isle Library (843-9601) www.metrolibrary.org

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INFO Magazine - October 2011