Karl Junginger Memorial Library

In This Issue:

SRP General

Overview

Grand Prizes

Children’s

Programs

Teen Programs

Adult Programs

Friends of the

Library

Programs for the

Family

625 North Monroe St.

Waterloo, WI 53594

Phone: 920-478-3344

Fax: (920) 478-2351

www.waterloo.lib.wi.us

Year—Round Library Hours

Monday—Thursday:

10:00am—7:00pm

Friday: 10am—5pm

Saturday: 10am—3pm

Registration for the Summer

Reading Program begins Mon.,

June 1!

The Karl Junginger Memorial

Library’s annual Summer Reading

program begins June 8th and runs until July 31th.

All readers age 3 to 18 are awarded

for reaching reading goals with

small surprises and grand prize entry tickets. Some of the grand

prizes this year include gift cards, a pool party, Discovery World Passes

and certificates from Stubby’s Bowl!

Visit the library or our website to

see our full grand prize list!

Returning this year

is the Rubber Ducky

Club for birth to 36

months. Young

participants complete

literacy activities with parents, siblings, grandparents, and/or

caregivers to earn monthly rewards.

Additional activities for the summer include Monday Storytimes at 10am,

Tuesday KidCrafts, Wednesday

Perfomers, TeenHour Thursdays,

and Friday Lunchtime Movies. Visit or call the library for more summer

details. All library programs are

FREE!

Adult Summer Reading Program

The adult Summer Reading Program will run at the same time as the

children’s program. The adult theme is “Escape the Ordinary.” For every adult or young adult book read, fill out a review slip and enter for

a chance to win one of the grand prizes. Complete each Bingo sheet and

receive a $1 library buck. See our website or visit the library for a list of

our fantastic prizes!

Coming Summer

2015

New DVDs

The Hunchback of Notre

Dame

C DVD 0352

Frozen: Sing-Along

Edition

C DVD 0368

Teenage Mutant Ninja

Turtles (2014)

C DVD 0908 BLU

The Guest

DVD 1891 Blu

Lucy

DVD 1842

A Million Ways to Die in

the West

DVD 1828

Downton Abbey Season 5

DVD 1845

Children’s Programs Story Time: Help your child learn early literacy skills through

songs, rhymes, and stories. Make crafts and have a treat

afterwards while enjoying a short movie. Recommended for preschoolers and younger. Registration encouraged, but not

required. Mondays at 10am.

Lego Club: This popular program allows children to stretch their imaginations using Legos.

Their creativity is challenged through surprise themes. Creations are displayed for the public to

enjoy. Recommended for ages four and older. Legos are provided. Mondays at 1pm.

KidsCrafts and Scavenger Hunt: Each week there will be a different craft for children to create

and take home with them. When they are finished, they can participate in a scavenger hunt throughout the library. Tuesdays at 1pm.

Preschool Movement: If your little ones have some extra energy, have them dance and shake it

away. We’ll tire them out with our parachute songs, shakers, and fingerplays. This program will

provide lots of opportunities for preschool age children to move.. Fridays at 9:30am.

Safe Sitter Class: During this two day course, 11-13 year olds will learn how to handle crises,

keep their charges secure, and nurture and guide a young child. Cost is $50 for advance

registration or $100 the day of the class. June 26 and 27 from 8am to 3:30pm

Help Your Friends Help to restart the Friends of the Library Group!

What does the Friends Group do?

It helps to raise funds to support the library. It also provides an

avenue for communication between the community and the library.

What would be funded by the Friends Group?

Some possibilities include more technology, library programs, and

an addition to the building.

How much time would I contribute to the Friends Group?

The initial set up would require the most time. After everything is

in place, it would only require a couple of hours a month.

Can I put it on my resume?

Absolutely! Volunteering looks great on a resume. It provides experience in several different areas, while

showing your devotion to your community.

Interested in volunteering? Ask for more information at the library.

Adult

Programs

New Adult Items

Small Blue and the Deep

Dark Night by Jon Davis

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What Can You Do With a

Rebozo by Carmen Tafollo

BL P TAF

Born in the Wild: Baby

Mammals and Their

Parents by Lita Judge

+ 591.3 J92B

Good Crooks: Missing

Monkey by Mary Amato

+ FIC A488GC V001

Prairie Fire by E.K.

Johnston

YA FIC J725O V 002

The 5th Wave by Rick

Yancey

YA FIC Y21FW V 001

New Children/ Young Adult Items

The Cinderella Murder by

Mary Higgins Clark

MYSTERY C594CI

A Reunion of Ghosts by

Judith Claire Mitchell

FIC M681R

Star Wars: A New Dawn

SF S795SW New Dawn

The 10 Best Anxiety Busters

by Dr. Margaret

Wehrenberg

152.46 W414TE

Chicken Soup for the

Teacher’s Soul by Jack

Canfield and Mark Victor

Hansen

371.1 C532TS

Teen Hour programs are Thurs. at 1pm:

June 18—Be a Hero: Reader’s Theater

June 25—Super Hero Amazing Race

July 2—Minute to Win It Challenges

July 16—Create Minions

July 30—Build a BristleBot

Battle of the Books (BOB): Group your book friends together

and compete for a prize and an opportunity to represent

Waterloo at the final BOB Competition in Horicon! First

meeting is Thurs. June 11 at 1pm. Second meeting is Wed. July 8

at 1pm and the Waterloo competition is Thurs. July 23 at 1pm.

Step away from your everyday life and try something new with

these adult programs!

Zumba: If you are looking for a good workout or you love to

dance, give this class a try. Wear comfortable clothing and tennis

shoes, with a worn tread if possible. It is recommended that you

bring water and a towel. June 11 at 6pm.

A Knight of Murder (Murder Mystery): Hear ye! Hear ye!

Your Lord requires your attendance at a marriage celebration.

Whether it is to see knights jousting or to partake in the ale and entertainment, your business is your own...that is until you find

yourself in the middle of a murder. Everyone is a suspect and no

one is safe in this mystery of medieval madness. Solve the murder

on July 17 at 6pm. Limited spots are available! Be the first to register

to ensure that you can choose the character you want. Register by July 7.

Movie Night-Showings Begin at 6PM

Selma: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s historical struggle to secure

voting rights for all people. Rated PG-13. June 18.

Still Alice: Alice Howland, happily married with three grown

children, is a renowned linguistics professor who starts to forget words. Rated PG-13. July 30.

TeenHour

Programs

Programs for the Family Celebrate Dairy Month: Eat ice cream and visit with the animals during this 4-H sponsored

program. June 18 from 5-7pm

Donuts with Dad: Show your dad your appreciation. Bring him or your caregiver to the library to

enjoy donuts, beverages, and LEGOs. June 20 at 10am.

Horicon Marsh: Free library family night with lots of activities inside and outside. Sign up to get a

free bus ride to the event. July 7 from 5-8pm.

Concert on the Lawn: Enjoy a free evening concert by the Waterloo City Band on the library lawn.

Attendees are encouraged to bring a nonperishable good to donate to the Food Pantry. July 31 at

7pm.

Summer Party Finale: Get your face painted, look through the Scholastic Book Fair, and give

yourself a pat on the back for your reading accomplishments. August 1 from 12-3

Weekly Adventures-All Begin at 1pm

Zany Inventor: Young guests will see inventors in a new light - as the Superheroes of their

day. June 10

We All Speak for the Trees: This program is presented by the Welty Environmental Center.

Demonstrations, touch items, and take-home crafts will remind children to be a hero for the

Earth, every day! June 17

Maggienificent: This show is full of Music, Magic and Puppets to entertain young audiences

and encourage reading over the summer. June 24

Ice Cream Reading Challenge: Come read in the library for 30 minutes alone or with a friend

to earn ice cream and time on your summer reading log! July 1

Kohl’s Wild Theater: Through drama, songs, and puppetry, our performers will inspire

audiences of all ages to learn and care more about our natural world. July 9

Heroes in the Sky: Enter a dome and experience stars up close. Sign up for a specific time.

July 15

Traveling Lantern’s Sword in the Stone: In this interactive performance, learn the story of a

boy whose destiny is revealed when he pulls a sword from a stone. July 22

Superhero or Villain: Learn all about the powerful, daring, magnificent

& mighty superheroes that call Horicon Marsh home! Come early and

make your own superhero gear. July 29

Afternoon at the Movies-Showings Begin at 1pm

Big Hero 6: June 12

How to Train Your Dragon 2:

June 19

Ella Enchanted: July 10

The Lorax: July 17

Night at the Museum: July 24

Wreck-It Ralph: July 31