There will be no Lap-Sit or Story Hour on Tuesday, October 7, 2008.
Usually one half-hour session is held for Lap-Sit Story Time each Tuesday at 10:00 AM with parent and child attending the story time and Pre-School Story Hour is held each Tuesday at 10:30 AM. In both sessions, children listen to stories and participate in finger plays, songs and crafts. There is no cost for this service and new families are always welcome. For more information, please call the library at 453-2341 and ask for Jane Himmel
Monday, September 29, 2008
BOOK PAGE
The September 2008 issue of BookPage has arrived and can be found in the library’s Information Center. “A monthly general interest review, BookPage covers the best in new releases. BookPage typically reviews up to 100 of each month’s new fiction, nonfiction, business, children’s, spoken word audio and how-to books. The tone is upbeat and literate, focusing on bestsellers as well as new discoveries.” BookPage can also be accessed through the internet at www.bookpage.com
MICHIGAN READS!
“The Michigan Reads! Program seeks to highlight the importance of reading and sharing books with children, especially toddlers through early elementary, and to recognize the vital role of libraries which provide access to quality books, programs and services to children and families that lay the foundation for reading and school success.”
The book selected for 2008 is “Raccoon Tune” by Nancy Shaw. The Pigeon District Library will host a special event on Thursday, October 2 from 5:30 to 6:30 PM for the Preschool through second grade children and their families to attend. The event will include the reading of the book “Raccoon Tune, a “raccoon” craft and game, and refreshments. Children may come in their night clothes (pajamas) and join us for some raccoon fun!
The book selected for 2008 is “Raccoon Tune” by Nancy Shaw. The Pigeon District Library will host a special event on Thursday, October 2 from 5:30 to 6:30 PM for the Preschool through second grade children and their families to attend. The event will include the reading of the book “Raccoon Tune, a “raccoon” craft and game, and refreshments. Children may come in their night clothes (pajamas) and join us for some raccoon fun!
OCTOBER USED BOOK SALE
The Friends of the Pigeon District Library will be having its October Used Book Sale on Saturday, October 4, 2008, in the Reference Room of the library from 10:00 AM – 11:30 AM. Prices range from $.25 to $3.00. Also, don’t forget the On-Going Used Paperback Sale. Paperback books are always available on the bookshelf to the right of the aquarium to the Children’s Room.
PASSPORT FAIR
The Pigeon District Library is hosting a Passport Fair on Tuesday, October 14th from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM in the library’s Community Room. Applicants will need two recent passport photos (available at the library fair) and a certified copy of their birth certificate (with raised seal) to be submitted with the application. The birth certificate will be returned with your passport.
Identification is required in the form of a driver’s license, previous passport, military identification or Secretary of State ID.
Processing fee payments must be paid by check or money order to SEPT OF STATE FOR $67.00.
Postal fees can be paid with cash, money order or check to POSTMASTER FOR $45.00 which includes the required passport photos.
Passport applications are available at the Pigeon District Library, Pigeon Post Office, Unionville Post Office, or online at http://travel.state.gov and can be filled out in advance or at the Passport Fair. For special circumstances or questions, please call Laura Scharich, Unionville Postmaster at 989-674-8745.
Identification is required in the form of a driver’s license, previous passport, military identification or Secretary of State ID.
Processing fee payments must be paid by check or money order to SEPT OF STATE FOR $67.00.
Postal fees can be paid with cash, money order or check to POSTMASTER FOR $45.00 which includes the required passport photos.
Passport applications are available at the Pigeon District Library, Pigeon Post Office, Unionville Post Office, or online at http://travel.state.gov and can be filled out in advance or at the Passport Fair. For special circumstances or questions, please call Laura Scharich, Unionville Postmaster at 989-674-8745.
AUTHOR JANIS STEIN COMING!
The library staff would like to invite the public to a program that will be presented by Janis Stein, author of “Schools of Yesteryear.” After the program, the author will hold a book signing. This event will take place on October 16th from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM.
FRIENDS OF THE PIGEON DISTRICT LIBRARY FUNDRAISER
You donate $5. We give you $10 to spend! The Friends of the Pigeon District Library (FOPDL) are selling Community Day Event coupons booklets for $5.00 each. All proceeds go to the Friends of the Pigeon District Library. The sale will be held on Saturday, November 15, 2008 at the Younkers store in the Bay City Mall and other Bon-Ton stores listed in the booklet.
Inside the coupon booklet is one $10 coupon to spend at Younkers or any other Bon-Ton store. Also included are eight 20% off coupons, pre-sale advantages, and bonus buys. Exclusions do apply so check your coupons carefully before shopping. You can even shop before the day of the event and have the store hold your selections until you return to the store on November 10 or later.
Inside the coupon booklet is one $10 coupon to spend at Younkers or any other Bon-Ton store. Also included are eight 20% off coupons, pre-sale advantages, and bonus buys. Exclusions do apply so check your coupons carefully before shopping. You can even shop before the day of the event and have the store hold your selections until you return to the store on November 10 or later.
Monday, September 22, 2008
NEW LIBRARY MATERIALS
Fiction:
Being Elizabeth by Barbara Taylor Bradford
The Keepsake by Tess Gerritsen
It Only Takes a Moment by Mary Jane Clark
The Bourne Sanction by Eric Lustbader
Downtown Owl by Chuck Klosterman
Indignation by Philip Roth
Other Queen by Philippa Gregory
Non-Fiction
Murder by Family by Kent Whitaker
Somewhere in Heaven The Remarkable Love Story of Dana and Christopher Reeve by Christopher Anderson
Mao’s Last Dancer by Li Cunxin
Click: What millions of People are doing by Bill Tancer
Lion of Jordan: The Life Of King Hussein by Avi Shlaim
War Within: A Secret White House History by Bob Woodward
Being Elizabeth by Barbara Taylor Bradford
The Keepsake by Tess Gerritsen
It Only Takes a Moment by Mary Jane Clark
The Bourne Sanction by Eric Lustbader
Downtown Owl by Chuck Klosterman
Indignation by Philip Roth
Other Queen by Philippa Gregory
Non-Fiction
Murder by Family by Kent Whitaker
Somewhere in Heaven The Remarkable Love Story of Dana and Christopher Reeve by Christopher Anderson
Mao’s Last Dancer by Li Cunxin
Click: What millions of People are doing by Bill Tancer
Lion of Jordan: The Life Of King Hussein by Avi Shlaim
War Within: A Secret White House History by Bob Woodward
LAP-SIT STORY TIME AND PRE-SCHOOL STORY HOUR
“Apples” will be the theme held on Tuesday, September 30, 2008.
Usually one half-hour session is held for Lap-Sit Story Time each Tuesday at 10:00 AM with parent and child attending the story time and Pre-School Story Hour is held each Tuesday at 10:30 AM.
In both sessions, children listen to stories and participate in finger plays, songs and crafts. There is no cost for this service and new families are always welcome. For more information, please call the library at 453-2341 and ask for Jane Himmel
Usually one half-hour session is held for Lap-Sit Story Time each Tuesday at 10:00 AM with parent and child attending the story time and Pre-School Story Hour is held each Tuesday at 10:30 AM.
In both sessions, children listen to stories and participate in finger plays, songs and crafts. There is no cost for this service and new families are always welcome. For more information, please call the library at 453-2341 and ask for Jane Himmel
BANNED BOOKS WEEK
Banned Book Week 2008 is “Closing books shuts out ideas.”
The week of September 27 through October 4, 2008, marks the 27th anniversary of Banned Books Week, American Library Association’s annual celebration of the freedom to read.
If we want to continue to protect our First Amendment, we should keep in mind the words of Noam Chomsky:
“If we don't believe in freedom of expression for people we despise, we don't believe in it at all.” To view more information about Banned Books Week, go to the American Library Association (ALA) website: http://www.ala.org/ala/oif/bannedbooksweek.
The week of September 27 through October 4, 2008, marks the 27th anniversary of Banned Books Week, American Library Association’s annual celebration of the freedom to read.
If we want to continue to protect our First Amendment, we should keep in mind the words of Noam Chomsky:
“If we don't believe in freedom of expression for people we despise, we don't believe in it at all.” To view more information about Banned Books Week, go to the American Library Association (ALA) website: http://www.ala.org/ala/oif/bannedbooksweek.
BOOK PAGE
The September 2008 issue of BookPage has arrived and can be found in the library’s Information Center.
“A monthly general interest review, BookPage covers the best in new releases. BookPage typically reviews up to 100 of each month’s new fiction, nonfiction, business, children’s, spoken word audio and how-to books. The tone is upbeat and literate, focusing on bestsellers as well as new discoveries.”
BookPage can also be accessed through the internet at www.bookpage.com
“A monthly general interest review, BookPage covers the best in new releases. BookPage typically reviews up to 100 of each month’s new fiction, nonfiction, business, children’s, spoken word audio and how-to books. The tone is upbeat and literate, focusing on bestsellers as well as new discoveries.”
BookPage can also be accessed through the internet at www.bookpage.com
MICHIGAN READS!
“The Michigan Reads! Program seeks to highlight the importance of reading and sharing books with children, especially toddlers through early elementary, and to recognize the vital role of libraries which provide access to quality books, programs and services to children and families that lay the foundation for reading and school success.”
The book selected for 2008 is “Raccoon Tune” by Nancy Shaw. The Pigeon District Library will host a special event on Thursday, October 2 from 5:30 to 6:30 PM for the Preschool through second grade children and their families to attend. The event will include the reading of the book “Raccoon Tune, a “raccoon” craft and game, and refreshments.
The book selected for 2008 is “Raccoon Tune” by Nancy Shaw. The Pigeon District Library will host a special event on Thursday, October 2 from 5:30 to 6:30 PM for the Preschool through second grade children and their families to attend. The event will include the reading of the book “Raccoon Tune, a “raccoon” craft and game, and refreshments.
COFFEE TIME AT THE LIBRARY
The staff at the Pigeon District Library invites you to come to the library and enjoy a cup of coffee while you are reading the newspaper or a magazine or visiting with fellow readers.
This little enjoyment in everyday life will take place on Thursdays in the Reference Room of the library. Come and read and relax with a cup of coffee.
This little enjoyment in everyday life will take place on Thursdays in the Reference Room of the library. Come and read and relax with a cup of coffee.
PASSPORT FAIR
The Pigeon District Library is hosting a Passport Fair on Tuesday, October 14th from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM in the library’s Community Room.
Applicants will need two recent passport photos (available at the library fair) and a certified copy of their birth certificate (with raised seal) to be submitted with the application.
The birth certificate will be returned with your passport.
Identification is required in the form of a driver’s license, previous passport, military identification or Secretary of State ID.
Processing fee payments must be paid by check or money order to SEPT OF STATE FOR $67.00.
Postal fees can be paid with cash, money order or check to POSTMASTER FOR $45.00 which includes the required passport photos.
Passport applications are available at the Pigeon District Library, Pigeon Post Office, Unionville Post Office, or online at http://travel.state.gov and can be filled out in advance or at the Passport Fair.
For special circumstances or questions, please call Laura Scharich, Unionville Postmaster at 989-674-8745.
Applicants will need two recent passport photos (available at the library fair) and a certified copy of their birth certificate (with raised seal) to be submitted with the application.
The birth certificate will be returned with your passport.
Identification is required in the form of a driver’s license, previous passport, military identification or Secretary of State ID.
Processing fee payments must be paid by check or money order to SEPT OF STATE FOR $67.00.
Postal fees can be paid with cash, money order or check to POSTMASTER FOR $45.00 which includes the required passport photos.
Passport applications are available at the Pigeon District Library, Pigeon Post Office, Unionville Post Office, or online at http://travel.state.gov and can be filled out in advance or at the Passport Fair.
For special circumstances or questions, please call Laura Scharich, Unionville Postmaster at 989-674-8745.
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
MICHIGAN READS
Story Time at the Pigeon District Library!
Raccoon Tune by Nancy Shaw
When: Thursday Oct 2nd, 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM
For: Preschool - 2nd Grade
Children and family members are invited to attend. Raccoon stories, crafts, games and refreshments provided!
Raccoon Tune by Nancy Shaw
When: Thursday Oct 2nd, 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM
For: Preschool - 2nd Grade
Children and family members are invited to attend. Raccoon stories, crafts, games and refreshments provided!
Monday, September 15, 2008
FAMILY MOVIE
Thursday, September 18 at 5:30 PM
“Frank” Rated: PG Time: 90 Minutes
“A family from the big city spends the summer on an island. They find a stray dog, and together they find that the best thing in life is family.”
“Frank” Rated: PG Time: 90 Minutes
“A family from the big city spends the summer on an island. They find a stray dog, and together they find that the best thing in life is family.”
BANNED BOOKS WEEK
Banned Book Week 2008 is “Closing books shuts out ideas.”
The week of September 27 through October 4, 2008, marks the 27th anniversary of Banned Books Week, American Library Association’s annual celebration of the freedom to read.
If we want to continue to protect our First Amendment, we should keep in mind the words of Noam Chomsky: “If we don't believe in freedom of expression for people we despise, we don't believe in it at all.”
To view more information about Banned Books Week, go to the American Library Association (ALA) website. www.ala.org
The week of September 27 through October 4, 2008, marks the 27th anniversary of Banned Books Week, American Library Association’s annual celebration of the freedom to read.
If we want to continue to protect our First Amendment, we should keep in mind the words of Noam Chomsky: “If we don't believe in freedom of expression for people we despise, we don't believe in it at all.”
To view more information about Banned Books Week, go to the American Library Association (ALA) website. www.ala.org
LAP-SIT STORY TIME AND PRE-SCHOOL STORY HOUR
“Apples” will be the theme held on Tuesday, September 23, 2008.
Usually one half-hour session is held for Lap-Sit Story Time each Tuesday at 10:00 AM with parent and child attending the story time and Pre-School Story Hour is held each Tuesday at 10:30 AM.
In both sessions, children listen to stories and participate in finger plays, songs and crafts. There is no cost for this service and new families are always welcome. For more information, please call the library at 453-2341 and ask for Jane Himmel
Usually one half-hour session is held for Lap-Sit Story Time each Tuesday at 10:00 AM with parent and child attending the story time and Pre-School Story Hour is held each Tuesday at 10:30 AM.
In both sessions, children listen to stories and participate in finger plays, songs and crafts. There is no cost for this service and new families are always welcome. For more information, please call the library at 453-2341 and ask for Jane Himmel
BOOK CLUB
The book club will be meeting on Tuesday, September 30 at 6:30 PM in the Community Room of the library. The book to be discussed is “Sacred Clowns” by Tony Hillerman.
CIRCULATION
Circulation for the month of August 2008 was 3,195 items, including:
Four Story Hours were held with 52 children in attendance.
Thirty-seven registrations for the month included: Caseville 12, Chandler 1, Fairhaven 4, McKinley 1, Oliver 5, and Winsor 14.
1,699 Books,
3 Cameras and Toys,
24 Discovery Packs,
194 DVD rentals,
282 Videos,
47 Non-Fiction Videos and DVDs,
120 Audio and CD,
63 Periodicals,
307 Internet Users,
20 Puzzles, and
435 New Materials.
Four Story Hours were held with 52 children in attendance.
Thirty-seven registrations for the month included: Caseville 12, Chandler 1, Fairhaven 4, McKinley 1, Oliver 5, and Winsor 14.
BOOK PAGE
The September 2008 issue of BookPage has arrived and can be found in the library’s Information Center. “A monthly general interest review, BookPage covers the best in new releases. BookPage typically reviews up to 100 of each month’s new fiction, nonfiction, business, children’s, spoken word audio, and how-to books. The tone is upbeat and literate, focusing on bestsellers as well as new discoveries.” BookPage can also be accessed through the internet at www.bookpage.com
SEPTEMBER IS LIBRARY CARD SIGN-UP MONTH
“The American Library Association (ALA) is pleased to announce that Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, the NBA’s all-time leading scorer and a prolific author, has been named honorary chair of Library Card Sign-up Month.
Abdul-Jabbar said, ‘The library has always been my own personal time machine. I can walk through the doors and land in any place, any time period in history. I didn’t have to wonder what their worlds were like; I could experience it firsthand.’”
It is very easy to sign up for a library card at the Pigeon District Library. Books, toys, videos, DVDs, educational CDs, and internet access are just a few of the things that are available to you when you have a library card.
Residents and property owners in the townships of Chandler, McKinley, Winsor, Caseville, Fairhaven, and Oliver, who are three years of age or older, are eligible to register for free library cards. Children under 18 years of age must have the application signed by a parent or legal guardian.
Abdul-Jabbar said, ‘The library has always been my own personal time machine. I can walk through the doors and land in any place, any time period in history. I didn’t have to wonder what their worlds were like; I could experience it firsthand.’”
It is very easy to sign up for a library card at the Pigeon District Library. Books, toys, videos, DVDs, educational CDs, and internet access are just a few of the things that are available to you when you have a library card.
Residents and property owners in the townships of Chandler, McKinley, Winsor, Caseville, Fairhaven, and Oliver, who are three years of age or older, are eligible to register for free library cards. Children under 18 years of age must have the application signed by a parent or legal guardian.
FEE WAIVED STUDENT LIBRARY CARD
Card Fees will be waived for students who live outside the library service area but attend a school (through grade 12) that is located in any of the six townships we serve-Caseville, Chandler, Fairhaven, McKinley, Oliver, and Winsor.
1) For the card fee to be waived, student I.D. or other proof of pupil status will needed at time of registration.
2) A special Limited Use card will be issued to allow such a student to check out Accelerated Reader materials or teacher-specified materials from the Pigeon District Library.
1) For the card fee to be waived, student I.D. or other proof of pupil status will needed at time of registration.
2) A special Limited Use card will be issued to allow such a student to check out Accelerated Reader materials or teacher-specified materials from the Pigeon District Library.
MICHIGAN READS!
“The Michigan Reads! Program seeks to highlight the importance of reading and sharing books with children, especially toddlers through early elementary, and to recognize the vital role of libraries which provide access to quality books, programs and services to children and families that lay the foundation for reading and school success.”
The book selected for 2008 is “Raccoon Tune” by Nancy Shaw. The Pigeon District Library will host a special event on Thursday, October 2 from 5:30 to 6:30 PM for the children and their families to attend. The event will include the reading of the book “Raccoon Tune, a “raccoon” craft and game, and refreshments.
The book selected for 2008 is “Raccoon Tune” by Nancy Shaw. The Pigeon District Library will host a special event on Thursday, October 2 from 5:30 to 6:30 PM for the children and their families to attend. The event will include the reading of the book “Raccoon Tune, a “raccoon” craft and game, and refreshments.
Monday, September 8, 2008
SEPTEMBER IS LIBRARY CARD SIGN-UP MONTH
“The American Library Association (ALA) is pleased to announce that Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, the NBA’s all-time leading scorer and a prolific author, has been named honorary chair of Library Card Sign-up Month.
Abdul-Jabbar said, “The library has always been my own personal time machine. I can walk through the doors and land in any place, any time period in history. I didn’t have to wonder what their worlds were like; I could experience it firsthand.”
It is very easy to sign up for a library card at the Pigeon District Library. Books, toys, videos, DVDs, educational CDs, and internet access are just a few of the things that are available to you when you have a library card. Residents and property owners in the townships of Chandler, McKinley, Winsor, Caseville, Fairhaven, and Oliver, who are three years of age or older, are eligible to register for free library cards. Children under 18 years of age must have the application signed by a parent or legal guardian.
Abdul-Jabbar said, “The library has always been my own personal time machine. I can walk through the doors and land in any place, any time period in history. I didn’t have to wonder what their worlds were like; I could experience it firsthand.”
It is very easy to sign up for a library card at the Pigeon District Library. Books, toys, videos, DVDs, educational CDs, and internet access are just a few of the things that are available to you when you have a library card. Residents and property owners in the townships of Chandler, McKinley, Winsor, Caseville, Fairhaven, and Oliver, who are three years of age or older, are eligible to register for free library cards. Children under 18 years of age must have the application signed by a parent or legal guardian.
NEW LIBRARY MATERIALS
JA FICTION:
Star Wars: Clone Wars Adventures-6 volumes
JA PB:
Sentries By Gary Paulsen
FICTION:
American Wife By Curtis Sittenfeld
The Book of Lies By Brad Meltzer
Home By Marilynne Robinson
Rough and Tumble By Mark Bavaro
Wedding Belles By Haywood Smith
MYSTERY:
Red Knife By William K. Krueger
Star Wars: Clone Wars Adventures-6 volumes
JA PB:
Sentries By Gary Paulsen
FICTION:
American Wife By Curtis Sittenfeld
The Book of Lies By Brad Meltzer
Home By Marilynne Robinson
Rough and Tumble By Mark Bavaro
Wedding Belles By Haywood Smith
MYSTERY:
Red Knife By William K. Krueger
FAMILY MOVIE
Thursday, September 18 at 5:30 PM
“Frank” Rated: PG Time: 90 Minutes
“A family from the big city spends the summer on an island. They find a stray dog, and together they find that the best thing in life is family.”
“Frank” Rated: PG Time: 90 Minutes
“A family from the big city spends the summer on an island. They find a stray dog, and together they find that the best thing in life is family.”
BOOK CLUB
The book club will be meeting on Tuesday, September 30 at 6:30 PM in the Community Room of the library. The book to be discussed is “Sacred Clowns” by Tony Hillerman.
LAP-SIT STORY TIME AND PRE-SCHOOL STORY HOUR
“All About Me” will be the theme held on Tuesday, September 16, 2008. Usually one half-hour session is held for Lap-Sit Story Time each Tuesday at 10:00 AM with parent and child attending the story time and Pre-School Story Hour is held each Tuesday at 10:30 AM. In both sessions, children listen to stories and participate in finger plays, songs and crafts. There is no cost for this service and new families are always welcome. For more information, please call the library at 453-2341 and ask for Jane Himmel
MISSION STATEMENT
Pigeon District Library will be an accessible community resource and a center of intellectual and cultural technology serving all ages in Chandler, McKinley and Winsor townships, the Village of Pigeon, the surrounding three minimum contract townships and Laker Schools.
Tuesday, September 2, 2008
NEW LIBRARY MATERIALS
OC Paperbacks:
Freddie Fernortner, Fearless First Grader Series by Johnathan Rand
1. The Fantastic Flying Bicycle
2. The Super-Scary Night Thingy
3. A Haunting We Will Go
4. Freddie’s Dog Walking Service
5. The Big Box Fort
6. Mr. Chewy’s Big Adventure
7. The Magical Wading Pool
8. Chipper’s Crazy Carnival
YA Paperbacks:
Cirque Du Freak Series by Darren Shan
1. A Living Nightmare
2. The Vampire’s Assistant
Freddie Fernortner, Fearless First Grader Series by Johnathan Rand
1. The Fantastic Flying Bicycle
2. The Super-Scary Night Thingy
3. A Haunting We Will Go
4. Freddie’s Dog Walking Service
5. The Big Box Fort
6. Mr. Chewy’s Big Adventure
7. The Magical Wading Pool
8. Chipper’s Crazy Carnival
YA Paperbacks:
Cirque Du Freak Series by Darren Shan
1. A Living Nightmare
2. The Vampire’s Assistant
FEE WAIVED STUDENT LIBRARY CARD
Card Fees will be waived for students who live outside the library service area but attend a school (through grade 12) that is located in any of the six townships we serve-Caseville, Chandler, Fairhaven, McKinley, Oliver, and Winsor.
1) For the card fee to be waived, student I.D. or other proof of pupil status will needed at time of registration.
2) A special Limited Use card will be issued to allow such a student to check out Accelerated Reader materials or teacher-specified materials from the Pigeon District Library.
1) For the card fee to be waived, student I.D. or other proof of pupil status will needed at time of registration.
2) A special Limited Use card will be issued to allow such a student to check out Accelerated Reader materials or teacher-specified materials from the Pigeon District Library.
BOOK PAGE
The September 2008 issue of BookPage has arrived and can be found in the library’s Information Center.
“A monthly general interest review, BookPage covers the best in new releases. BookPage typically reviews up to 100 of each month’s new fiction, nonfiction, business, children’s, spoken word audio, and how-to books. The tone is upbeat and literate, focusing on bestsellers as well as new discoveries.”
BookPage can also be accesses through the internet at www.bookpage.com. Look for the link on our website. www.pigeondistrictlibrary.com
“A monthly general interest review, BookPage covers the best in new releases. BookPage typically reviews up to 100 of each month’s new fiction, nonfiction, business, children’s, spoken word audio, and how-to books. The tone is upbeat and literate, focusing on bestsellers as well as new discoveries.”
BookPage can also be accesses through the internet at www.bookpage.com. Look for the link on our website. www.pigeondistrictlibrary.com
WELCOME CROSS CLASSES!
The library staff would like to welcome back the Cross Lutheran classes of Mrs. Barry, Ms. Ferris, and Mrs. Musolff. The students will come in every three weeks for a class visit and to check out books from the library.
LAP-SIT STORY TIME AND PRE-SCHOOL STORY HOUR
“Teddy Bear Day” will be the theme held on Tuesday, September 9, 2008. Usually one half-hour session is held for Lap-Sit Story Time each Tuesday at 10:00 AM with parent and child attending the story time and Pre-School Story Hour is held each Tuesday at 10:30 AM. In both sessions, children listen to stories and participate in finger plays, songs and crafts. There is no cost for this service and new families are always welcome. For more information, please call the library at 453-2341 and ask for Jane Himmel
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