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Wednesday, September 01 2:00PM-4:00PM Sibley Hall	Chet Raymo - Author! Chet Raymo (An Intimate Look at the Night Sky), a physicist at Stonehill College, agrees with Walt Whitman that 'there is a sense in which the least thing contains the all.' The least things in Raymo's universe occur on a one-mile path he has walked every day for 37 years between his home and his office in North Easton, Mass. Along this path that he knows so well, he writes, 'every pebble and wildflower has a story to tell'-geological stories, environmental stories, human stories. Raymo uses each ecologically distinct portion of his path as a starting point for one of those tales. He is at his best when he relates the tale of the path itself, how it was constructed by the great landscape architect Frederick L. Olmsted
Thursday, September 02 3:30PM-5:00PM Sibley Hall	100 Years of Flight! It has only been 100 years since the Wright Flyer edged off the ground in North Carolina. There are several photographs in this exhibit that are seen for the first time. And, our entire collection of fiction and non-fiction books on aviation are on display in the hallway.
Saturday, September 04 2:00PM-3:30PM Sibley Hall	Fun with Cellist Erin Yeaman Erin Yeaman is coming back! This time with International stories to tell. Please register in the childrens room. Attendance is limited to 50 children. All ages.
Wednesday, September 08 4:30PM-6:00PM Sibley Hall	Science Fiction Club for Kids!!! YA Fiction Club Meeting is open to the public. We discuss the new Fiction for the YA age group. We are focus on Science Fiction, but all Fiction is up for discussion
Thursday, September 09 8:30AM-1:45PM Community Rm	Tales and Tunes for Tots mrs Smith will read several books and lead a sing-a-long for 4 and 5 year olds. Each week we have a different theme. If you have musical talent and would like to share it with the group, contact the Children's room at 345-3938 x33. We would love to have you play for the Children. Now with extra books from the Todd Foundation.
Friday, September 10 7:30PM-9:00PM Community Rm	Book Discussion Group!! With The Da Vinci Code, Dan Brown masterfully concocts an intelligent and lucid thriller that marries the gusto of an international murder mystery with a collection of fascinating esoteria culled from 2,000 years of Western history. Public welcome to join the group. Great fun and conversation.
Sunday, September 12 3:00PM-4:30PM Sibley Hall	Book Review for YA New science fiction materials have arrived. Come and see the new collection of space books
Monday, September 13 8:30PM-9:30PM Board Room	Brother Goose Time Mother Goose Story Time for babies through 2 years old. Two Sessions, 10:30 and 11:15. A first library experience for babies & toddlers with a parent or caregiver. Nursery rhymes, songs, finerplays, puppets ans an introduction to books. Limited to 15 children on a first come, first serve basis. Preference is given to Anderson Hills residents..
Tuesday, September 14 8:15AM-9:45AM Quiet Study	Book Discussion Group Monthly Book Discussion Group meeting. New members are always welcome. Each month a new and interesting book will be discussed. Titles are selected six months in advance
Wednesday, September 15 7:00PM-9:00PM Sibley Hall	Interviews with Mass Veterans Trevor will discuss his Eagle Scout Project on the experiences of local veterans which culminated in his book, 'This Story Shall the Good Man Tell His Son.'
Thursday, September 16 7:00PM-8:45PM Small Conf. Rm	Deep Web Searching Class for Teens Great training in searching the web like reference librarians. So, come on down and get a feel for how information is organized on the web. Beyond the Google experience, we will show you how to find all kinds of great information.
Friday, September 17 6:45PM-9:00PM Small Conf. Rm	George Washington's House Call Discussion about this interesting view of George Washington and how he kept the rag tag army together by words, deeds and super human effort. Several points of view will be taken by the members of the regular Book Discussion Group. If you would like to join us please come and join us.
Saturday, September 18 8:00PM-9:30PM Community Rm	Town Technology Plan What will be the impact of the new Town Technology Plan on the multitude Town departments? This meeting will offer information on how citizens will benefit from this new plan and how technology costs for the Town will be lowered. Jim Smith will attend
Sunday, September 19 2:30PM-4:00PM Sibley Hall	Brother Goose Time Mother Goose Story Time for babies through 2 years old. Two Sessions, 10:30 and 11:15. A first library experience for babies & toddlers with a parent or caregiver. Nursery rhymes, songs, finerplays, puppets ans an introduction to books. Limited to 15 children on a first come, first serve basis. Preference is given to Anderson Hills residents..
Monday, September 20 9:15AM-2:00PM Community Rm	YA Movie Cafe Featuring 'The Princess Bride' Free Movie, Free Pizza, Free Soda at this showing of 'The Princess Bride' For young adults in grades 6-12 grade. No younger siblings.
Tuesday, September 21 8:15AM-1:15PM Quiet Study	Tales and Tunes for Tots mrs Smith will read several books and lead a sing-a-long for 4 and 5 year olds. Each week we have a different theme. If you have musical talent and would like to share it with the group, contact the Children's room at 345-3938 x33. We would love to have you play for the Children. Now with extra books from the Todd Foundation.
Wednesday, September 22 8:45AM-2:00PM Community Rm	Garden Club Meeting We will be discussing the hosta & hyacinth at today's meeting.
Wednesday, September 22 7:00PM-8:30PM Board Room	Trustees Meeting Monthly Agenda is available from Pam
Thursday, September 23 8:30PM-9:15PM Small Conf. Rm	Garden Club Meeting Monthly Meeting of the Anderson Hills Garden Club. New members are welcome. Please come a few minutes early if you are interested in becoming a member. Each month we discuss a different topic
Friday, September 24 8:00AM-9:30AM Quiet Study	Book Discussion Group Our Book of the month will be *Made to Stick* by Chip Heath and Dan Heath. This New York Times Best Seller describes how some concepts and ideas stay with us and others die well before they are intended. The issues in this book are not just associated with marketing of products, but can be understood in the context of medical adivce, financial understanding and many other aspects of mordern life. Join Mrs. Figgins in discussing this fine work of mordern understanding. We have 9 copies of the book on hand at the reserve desk.
Friday, September 24 7:00PM-8:30PM Sibley Hall	George Washington's House Call Discussion about this interesting view of George Washington and how he kept the rag tag army together by words, deeds and super human effort. Several points of view will be taken by the members of the regular Book Discussion Group. If you would like to join us please come and sign up for the discussion.
Saturday, September 25 10:00AM-1:00PM Community Rm	YA SCi Fi Club Meeting The Young Adult Science Fiction Club meets generally once a month throughout the year. We discuss new Science Fiction works that arrive at the library. Once a quarter we have a contest for the best short story in the Sci Fi category. New members are always welcome.
Sunday, September 26 7:30AM-12:30PM Small Conf. Rm	Taunton Girl Scouts Meeting Meeting of Troop 45 with Mrs Carlson
Sunday, September 26 8:00AM-1:15PM Quiet Study	Working with Dogs dogs are man's best friend., they can help you and other people
Sunday, September 26 9:15AM-2:30PM Sibley Hall	Garden Club Meeting Monthly Meeting of the Anderson Hills Garden Club. New members are welcome. Please come a few minutes early if you are interested in becoming a member. Each month we discuss a different topic
Monday, September 27 5:00PM-7:00PM Sibley Hall	Deep Web Searching Class Great training in searching the web like reference librarians. So, come on down and get a feel for how information is organized on the web. Beyond the Google experience, we will show you how to find all kinds of great information.
Tuesday, September 28 10:00AM-11:00AM Sibley Hall	Story Time for 3, 4 and 5 Year Olds Stories, songs and fingerplays selected for the interests and attention span of the preschooler. Child must be 3 years old to attend this program. Space is limited to the first 20 children on a first come, first serve basis. Preference is given to Anderson Hills residents. Mrs. Evans will perform her annual sing and dance number
Tuesday, September 28 6:30PM-8:00PM Board Room	Trustees Meeting's The monthly Trustee's Meeting will be held in the board room. Each member will explain the process for budget changes for next fiscal year. Next Year we will have a lot of new topics to discuss as we will start the planning of our new building.