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The 2010 Lori Borden Memorial
Lecture Series
begins on Sunday, June 27th at 3 pm at the Library.
June 27 - Remy Lary - The
art of bird carving
July 18 - Live in India - Alexis
Houston Maurya
August 1 - Gubenatorial Candidate Meet and
Greet
August 8 - John Wong - History of Chinese
Americans
August 22 - Claire Walker Leslie - The Nature
Connection
August 29 Joe Schenkman The Civil War Letters
of Ransom
September 12 - To be announced
September 19 - Vatsala Sperling - The Philosophy
and Applications of Homeopathy
The library will have additional
hours on Mondays and Wednesdays
this summer from June 14th - August 23rd, from
10 AM - 4 PM.
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The library will begin its summer reading program
on June 21st.
In addition, the library is sponsoring a Book-A-Thon
to benefit the
Woodside Juvenile Rehabilitation Center, Vermont's
only residential
treatment center for children and teens.Readers
of all ages are encouraged
to secure pledges to donate money for reach book
read before August 1st.
Money collected will be used to purchase contemporary
fiction and
other books for the institution.
Parents who sign up their children for the Summer
Reading program are eligible
to participate in a drawing to win $1000 from
VSAC
toward their child's college education.
Again, this year children who read at least 3
books over the summer earn a free ticket to the
Champlain Valley Fair. Stop by the library for
more details and to get a schedule for the activities
planned during the summer months for children
and teens.
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Tuesdays at 3:30 pm for Ages 6 - 12
July 6 - Game Afternoon
July 13 - Outdoor Scavenger Hunt
July 20 - Make Books!
July 27 - Open Mic in Park (sign up at the library)
Wednesdays at 10:30 am
for Ages 2 - 6
July 7 - Learn About the Seashore
July 14 - Outdoor Scavenger Hunt
July 21 - Make Books!
July 28 - Fancy Nancy Tea Party (Ages 2 - 7)
Thursdays for ages 12+
July 1 - Spray Paint Art In the Park 2- 5 pm
July 8 - Movie Night - 7:00 pm
July 15 - Extreme Exquisite Corpse Game - 5 pm
July 22 - Japanese Night - 5 - 8 pm
July 29 - Poetry Slam (sign up at the library)
8 pm
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We are always looking
for willing and able volunteers for these tasks.
Stop by and speak with Jeannette or give her a
call!
Data Entry
Shelving books
Working at the circulation desk
“Reading shelves” making sure books
are in the correct order on the shelves
Filing
Organizing
Covering books
Cleaning (dusting shelves, watering plants, etc)
Storytime coordinator: recruit volunteers to do
storytime programs on a once a month basis and
act as support person
After School program coordinator: recruit volunteers
to help kids find books during after school hours,
plan activities, etc. on a once a month basis
and act as support person
The library is accepting
donations for the ongoing book sale. Your
donations of gently used or collectible books
are welcomed.
Donors may also
sponsor the expansion of our collection of classic
authors. The Adopt-an-Author program allows the
library to acquire all of the new titles published
by their chosen author. When a new title
becomes available the sponsor is placed 1st in
the hold queue, has her/his name placed on a donor
plate on the title page, and reimburses the library
for the cost of the book. This cost is usually
25-45% off cover price.
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