The Charbonneau Villager Newspaper 2019 July issue Villager Newspaper | Page 15
THE CHARBONNEAU VILLAGER 15
July 2019
■ Beginning Sunday, July 7, and con-
tinuing for five more Sundays (until
Aug. 11), from 1:30-3 p.m. (4 p.m. on film
days), join us for a six-session class cel-
By GREG MARTIN
ebrating the 50th anniversary of Apollo
11’s historic lunar landing through clas-
sic space stories in books and films. The
class is free, but seating is limited, so
sign up at the Circulation Desk to re-
serve your seat!
■ On Tuesday, July 9, at 6 p.m., our
Great Books Discussion Group gathers.
Happy July to all
Are you interested in philosophy and
and sundry! Here’s
the big questions of life? Join us each
hoping you have a
month for a roundtable discussion of
marvelous Fourth!
how modern day issues are reflected
Keep a piece of this
and illuminated by the great Western
month’s warm weath- classic books. This month, we’ll be dis-
MARTIN
er to sustain you dur- secting King Lear by the late, great Bil-
ing the coming rainy
ly Shakespeare. Call or email us to join
season. Hard to imagine, isn’t it?
our Great Books emailing list and re-
Below is a brief overview of the in-
ceive monthly scans of our readings.
sane number of programs happening
■ Friday Family Films have re-
this month on the adult side of the
turned! During the summer season,
library.
we’ll present family films in both Span-
■ Do you know someone who would
ish and English each week on Fridays,
like to brush up on English? Please tell July 12, 19 and 26, at noon (Spanish) and
them about our new English Conversa- 2 p.m. (English). For film titles, give us a
tion Group. Held Monday evenings July call here at the library, 503-682-2744.
1, 8, 15, 22 and 29. Beginning at 6 p.m.,
■ On Saturday, July 13, at 1 p.m.,
participants can drop in to learn and
please join us to hear an exciting lec-
practice English in this free, informal
ture Space Exploration: To the Moon
class. Speakers of any language and
and Mars, by former Hubble Telescope
any English comprehensive level are
engineer Tom Styczynski. Fifty years
welcome and no registration is
after the Apollo moon landing, what’s
required.
coming up for space exploration? Join
As previously mentioned, we’ll be
us and find out! Free and open to all.
closed all day on Thursday, July 4, for a
■ Hooray! It’s the Genealogy Club,
smashing Independence Day. Hope you meeting again on Monday, July 15, at 1
have a great one and any stray mortars p.m. Join Malia at 1 p.m. for helpful tips
will avoid you and yours!
and tricks for all levels from beginners
■ On Friday, July 5, at 6 p.m., our
to seasoned genealogists. Discover new
First Friday Film program returns. This genealogical resources and tools, dis-
month, we’ll watch the return of a fa-
cuss personal research and goals, and
mous nanny! Decades after her original learn from others! Note to participants:
visit, the magical nanny returns to help Just because your second great-grand-
the Banks siblings and Michael’s chil-
father patented the electric cheese slic-
dren through a difficult time in their
er, doesn’t give you the right to cut
lives. If this sounds like a film you’d like ahead of me in a buffet line!
to see, please join us.
■ Also having its first meeting on
■ Also for English learners, we have
Monday, July 15, at 6:30 p.m. is our new
an ESL class that meets Thursdays,
Beginning Spanish Class! This eight-
July 11, 18, and 25 from 11-12:30 p.m.
part, one hour class is free and will
The class is conducted informally by an meet Mondays and Wednesdays from
experienced ESL instructor. No pre-reg- July 15 to Aug. 7. If you’ve been want-
istration is required and the class is
ing to learn or brush up on your Span-
free. Call Deborah Gitlitz (ella habla es- ish, here’s the best opportunity to meet
pañol) for further information call 503-
570-1582.
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Footloose at Broadway
Rose Theatre on
August 29
Celebrate the spirit and optimism of young people
fi ghting for change backed by a soundtrack of ‘80s
pop anthems in this stage adaptation of the hit fi lm.
When city boy Ren moves to a small town where
dancing is outlawed, he fi nds himself an outsider.
Through explosive choreography and invigorating
songs such as “Holding Out for a Hero,” “Let’s Hear
it for the Boy,” and the exhilarating title tract; Ren
challenges the community to reverse the rule and heal
from the tragedy that kept their hearts from dancing.
We will be attending this performance on Thursday,
Aug. 29 at 2pm, then, continue the outing at a fun
happy hour location. Your $70 ticket will include
deluxe motor coach round trip transportation and
happy hour munchies. Happy hour drinks are not
hosted so please be sure to bring your wallet.