July 15, 8 p.m., Village Hall
Planning Board Meeting
July 21, 7 p.m. Village Hall
Community events
Molloy College Summer Art Exhibit
George Martin restaurant will display the artwork of two Molloy College senior art students this summer. The pieces will be displayed at the restaurant, 65 N. Park Ave. from July 4 through Labor Day. A scholarship will be awarded to one of the artists. For information, call (516) 678-7272 or visit www.georgemartingroup.com.
Phillips House summer schedule
The gardens at the Phillips House Museum, 28 Hempstead Ave., are open seven days a week until dusk. The Phillips House is furnished in period pieces from the 19th and 20th centuries. The museum, also free of charge, begins its summer schedule (Sundays only from 1 p.m. - 4 p.m.) July 5. For more information, call (516) 764-7459.
RVC Catholic Singles & OLBS Singles events:
July 18, 7:30 p.m. Italian Dining - Villa Rustica, 73-28 Bell Blvd., Bayside. RSVP: Maria-Elena (718) 570-4141 by July 15.
July 26. Meet 1 p.m. for an afternoon walk around Kissena Park and corridor. Meet at the Kissena Park entrance at 164th St.and Underhill Avenue. For information and to RSVP, call Ray K. - (516) 561-6994 by July 25
Aug. 1 at 6:30 p.m. An evening at Jones Beach. Meet at the flagpole at the Central Mall. For information, call Maurice at (516) 887-2342 (before 10 p.m.) Inclement weather cancels.
Flea Market and Giant Book Sale
The Rockville Centre Leonard Sandel Senior Center, 50 S. Park Ave. will hold an important fundraiser -its annual Flea Market and Giant Book Sale on July 24 from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.Many unique household items as well as clothing and books will be sold. Donations from the community are greatly appreciated.Please hold all donations until the week of July 20. For information, call (516) 678-9245.
At the
Library
221 N. Village Ave.
(516) 766-6257
Through the month of July Upper Concourse Gallery: Drawing and Pastels by Pedro Charvac.Display Cases: Origami by Daniel T. Smith. The Helen Kraus Community Room Galleries: Garden Mandalas paintings by Lil Reznicek
Calling kids of all ages! The Library is your summer spot. Make sure to register for the Summer Reading Program. Membership makes you eligible for all programs and special events throughout the summer.
This week at your library:
July 10
Book Buddies
10-11 a.m. Children ages 3-6 partner with their teenage buddies for a great evening of reading together at the Library. Register in advance in the Children's Room. Participants must also be registered for the Summer Reading Program.
Imagination Station
2:30-4:30 p.m. Drop by the Children's Room and participate in a summertime craft activity.
July 13
Book Buddies
7-8 p.m. Children ages 3-6 partner with their teenage reading buddies for a great evening of togetherness and literacy. Register in advance in the Children's Room. Participants must be registered for Summer Reading Program.
Game Night
7-8 p.m. Children in grades one and up are invited for evening games and friendship. Summer Reading Club participants should register in the Children's Room.
Shake A Speare
7-8 p.m. The bard is calling fifth graders and older to join in this hands-on workshop exploring the works and world of William Shakespeare. Summer Reading Club participants should register at the Adult Reference Desk.
July 14
Yoga with Joe
1 p.m. Lyengar yoga instructor Joe Cilmi will be on hand to lead students through this popular exercise class. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a soft towel or yoga mat. Participants must be registered and pay a non-refundable $10 participation fee (for six classes) at the Adult Reference Desk. You must be registered to attend classes.
Incredible Edibles
4-5 p.m. Fourth and Fifth graders can join in the fun of a make it and eat it yummy treat. Summer Reading Program participants should register in the Children's
Books Before Bedtime
7 p.m. This popular story time is designed for three to six year olds. Register in the Children's Room.
The Organized Lady
Purse and Cars! With Judy Cohen 7 p.m. Do you live out of your car? Do you waste time searching for the receipt that time forgot at the bottom of your hand bag? Join everyone's favorite organizer for a light hearted evening on organizing your purse and your car.
Evening Book Discussion
7:30 p.m. Join leader Edna Ritzenberg in a discussion of "The Camel Bookmobile" by Masha Hamilton.
July 15
Simply Stronger Exercise 9:15 a.m. Join certified fitness instructor Marilyn Bunger for this popular class. You must be registered to attend. There is a $10 per six week session fee payable at registration.
Book Buddies 10-11a.m.. Children ages three to six join for a morning read together with their teenage buddy. Summer Reading Program participants should register in the Children's Room.
Children's Movie Matinee
2 p.m. Today's movie is "Star Wars:The Clone Wars." Rated PG, 98 minutes.
Reading Rocks
7 p.m. A story time for three to six year olds. Register to participate in the Children's Room.
Drama Rama
7-8 p.m. Calling all actors in grades 2 and up. Come and improve your acting skills or try out your skills for the first time. Summer Reading Program participants should register in the Children's Room.
Knit1, Purl 2 with Paula Picow
1 p.m. Knitters of all ages and abilities are welcome to join this knitting circle. Bring a project or start something new with Paula's expert help. Beginners should bring #9 needles and chunky yarn.
July 16
Rhyme Time
9:30-10:30 a.m. For babies 4-14 months with their caregiver or parent. Enjoy a morning of interactive play and socialization. Register in the Children's Room.
Is A Reverse Mortgage Right For You?
10 a.m. Join mortgage expert Mark Rizzo as he explains the pros and cons of reverse mortgaging.
Mother Goose
11-12 p.m. For children and caregivers between 15 and 35 month old who have already participated in Parent Child Workshop. Register in the Children's Room.
Book Buddies
7-8 p.m. Another evening of reading together with your buddy for children ages three to six. Summer Reading Program participants should register in the Children's Room.
Check Mate Chess
7:30-8:30 p.m. Join the Library's chess master and learn to play or improve your game. For children in grades 2 and up. Register in the Children's Room.
Drama Improv
7:45 p.m. Potential stars in grades 6 and above should join us to hone their acting skills in our four week Drama Imrov Workshop. Register at the Adult Reference Desk.
Children's Knitting
7-8 p.m. Knitters in grades 4-6 are invited to join our expert. All levels welcome. Beginners should bring #9 needles and chunky yarn. Register in the Children's Room.
At the
Rec Center
111 N. Oceanside Road
Men's and Women's Softball
The Recreation Dept. currently has Summer Softball information for men's and women's teams. Check with the Rec. Dept. office.
Summer Basketball League
Information for Summer Basketball Leagues for youth and adults run by the Recreation Dept.will be available mid-March. Completed rosters must be accompanied by a registration fee. Call Joe Nemeth for information.
Summer Sports schools
Check out the sports schools at the Rec.: Bob Hirschfield's RVC Baseball School, Shooting Star's Lacrosse School, Game 7's Basketball School and the Rec's Ultimate Gymnastics School. Register early to secure you child's place in these very popular, professionally-run instructional programs.
2009-10 Nursery School
Designed to meet the needs of the community, the Rec center is again offering its nursery school programs that have operated continuously for 47 years. Prospective students may visit with their parents. Call the Rec. Dept. office at (516) 678-9339 to make arrangements.
Eligibility: Pre K- for those entering kindergarten in Sept. 2010. Pre-Pre K for those entering kindergarten in Sept. 2011. Class offerings: PreK I classes 9-11:20 a.m. (5 days per week) ; PreK II classes 12:15-2:45 pm. (3 days per week); Pre-Pre K I classes 9-11:30 a.m. (4 days per week): Pre-Pre K II classes 12:15 p.m.-2:45 p.m. (2 days per week). Registration is now being accepted for residents and non-residents. Openings are limited.
At the
Sandel Center
Leonard Sandel Senior Center
50 South Park Ave.
(516) 678-9350
Any RVC senior 60 years or older is encouraged to find out about the programs and services offered. A staff member will be happy to discuss membership with you.
Special Events
Artist Reception
July 14 at 11 a.m. Featured Artist of the Month Andrea Attias, will discuss her pastel portrait paintings which are on display all month.
"The Melotones"
July 31 at 1 p.m. By popular demand, Charlie Poppas and Mickey are back to share their musical talents. Refreshments served. $3. per person ($4 at the door)
Trips
Belmont Raceway:
July 16 includes lunch and transportation. $39 pp. No shorts or blue jeans, please.
Lady Liberty Cruise
Aug. 19. Enjoy a magnificent day on the water. Lunch and open bar included $72 pp.
Ellis Island
Sept.10. Explore this National treasure. $78 per person includes admission to Ellis Island Immigration Museum, round trip ferry ride, lunch at Napoli Restaurant in Fort Lee NJ, motor coach transportation and all tips.
Ongoing
Tuesday Topics
This weekly series features speakers on a variety of topics. Call for the current schedule.
"Calcium, Vitamin D & Exercise = Strong Bones"
July 21 at 11 a.m., presented by Donna Hall of the Cornell Cooperative Extension.
Sandel Senior Men's Club
The club meets the first and third Tuesday of every month at 10 a.m. for breakfast and business. At 11 am, when available, guest speakers discuss topics of interest to men.
A variety of trips and programs are scheduled for July and August.
Social Work Services
Social Work supervisor Wendy Weinstock, MSW, is available for private consultation and group counseling. Call Wendy at (516) 536-1162 for an appointment.
