Library News
Harbor Beach Area District Library
A Note from the Director:
The days are getting longer and spring is almost here! Yay! It will soon be time to March, 2020 start thinking about a garden. If you need ideas or want to learn more about gardening, the library has a large selection of books that could help you. Check them out! NewI ns i de th is iss ue : Adult Books 2
We had a tremendous number of entries for our Lego Display/Contest. Thank you New Youth Books 2 to all of the people who entered and voted. Congrats to all the prize winners too! This event has just ended and I am already looking forward to next year’s contest. New DVDs 3 We recently started offering delivery of library materials to homebound people. If New Music CDs 3 you know anyone in need of this service, please make them aware of the fact that it is available. We also are compiling a list of volunteers who would deliver the materials to Audio Books 3 the homebound as a library representative. It interested in volunteering, please talk to 3 me. I am working on a possible plan to convert a storage area in the gym to a workout room for the public to use. While it is still in the planning phase, the Library Board is also Staff, Contact Info, & 4 eager to see this happen. Therefore, I think you will see this become a reality later this Board of Trustee List year. At this time, we are deciding what kind of equipment we should invest in, and Fun Facts 4 working out the budget. The space will need some minor renovations and paint. If you would like to share any thoughts, ideas, or questions regarding this space, please stop by my office or give me a call.
Vicki Mazure
Community & Library Calendar Mon-Sat Coffee Group –all welcome 7am-10:30am Citizen’s Room Mon-Sat Open Gym for walkers 7am-10am Gym Mondays Bridge Club—all welcome Noon Citizen’s Room Mondays AA Meeting—open meeting 9:00am Woman’s Club Room Wednesdays Pickleball 10am Gym Mon Mar 2 Free Movie-War of the Worlds 7:00pm Theatre Sat Mar 7 Adult Winter Reading Ends 5:00pm Library Library Hours Mon Mar 9 Adult Winter Reading winner announced11:00am Library Mon Mar 9 Free Movie—Quiet Man 7:00pm Theatre Monday: 11am-7pm Wed Mar 11 After School STEM 3:15pm Common Room Tuesday: 9am-5pm Wed Mar 11 Board of Trustees Meeting 7:00pm Woman’s Club Room Wed Mar 11 Acrylic Painting Class 7:00pm Common Room Wednesday: 11am-7pm Mon Mar 16 Free Movie-Back to the Future 3 7:00pm Theatre Thursday: 9am-5pm Mon Mar 16 Timeless Trivia 7:00pm Woman’s Club Room Wed Mar 18 Crafty Kids 3:15pm Common Room Friday: 11am-7pm Mon Mar 23 Napoleon Dynamite 7:00pm Theatre Saturday: 9am-5pm Mon Mar 23 Crafty Adults 6:00pm Common Room Fri Mar 27 Craft Adults 6:00pm Common Room ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Mon Mar 30 Free Movie-Book Club 7:00pm Theatre
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New Adult Books New Books for Children
This is only a portion of the new books we placed on our shelf in Title: Author: the last month. Where's Baby? Anne Hunter Fiction Titles Author Snowy Race April Jones Prince The German House Annette Hess Some Snow is… Ellen Yeomans Mr. Nobody Catherine Steadman Emergency Kittens! Jody Shaffer Their Perfect Match Debbie Macomber Golden in Death J.D. Robb The Museum of Desire Jonathan Kellerman First Cut Judy Melinek Alone in the wild Kelley Armstrong Country Strong Linda Miller When you see me Lisa Gardner Last Girl Standing Lisa Jackson Last Day Luanne Rice Hunting for a Highlander Lynsay Sands The other Mrs. Mary Kubica Wildland Rebecca Hodge The Country Guesthouse Robyn Carr The Girls with no Names Serena Burdick Second Sight Sharon Sala Perfect little children Sophie Hannah New Books for Teens & Pre-teens The Warsaw Protocol Steve Berry EJFIC Title: Author Sisters by choice Susan Mallery Two steps forward Susan Wood Fisher Hilo -All the pieces fit Judd Winick The Wives Tarryn Fisher Love her or Lose her Tessa Bailey J Fic Title: Author Out of the Attic V.C. Andrews Cutthroats William Johnstone Shadow Frost Coco Ma The God Game Danny Tobey Non-Fiction Titles Author
Modern Quilt Bible Elizabeth Betts Dangerous Alliance Jennieke Cohen Ember Queen Laura Sebastian Man-opause Brain Clement The Boy, the mole, the fox and The conference of the birds Ransom Riggs the horse Charlie Mackesy Reverie Ryan La Sala The Third Rainbow Girl Emma Eisenberg Maximize your medicare Jae Oh Drawing for dummies Jamie Combs Debt 101 Michele Cagan A very stable Genius: Donald J. Trumps testing of america Phillip Rucker The Palestinian Delusion Robert Spencer You can have it all, just not at the same damn time Romi Neustadt
3 P a g e 3 New MUSIC CDs New Movies on DVD Changes – Justin Bieber 21 Bridges High Road – Kesha A Beautiful Day In The Neighbor- Music To Be Murdered By - Eminem hood
Ordinary Man – Ozzy Osbourne After She Wakes The Later Years 1987–2019 – Pink Arctic Dogs Floyd Color Out Of Space Treat Myself – Meagan Trainor Doctor Sleep Ford V Ferrari
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4 Our Library Our Community
The Harbor Beach Area District Library’s mission is to provide a public service to our patrons and it is our goal to serve people of all ages by actively providing easily accessible information, materials, services and programs designed to meet the community’s evolving educational, recreational, cultural and informational needs.
The Harbor Beach Area District Library is governed by a seven member elected Board of Trustees. The current Trustees are listed below: Marilyn Townley, President Nancy Bucholtz, Vice President Regina Wruble, Secretary Patricia Hagedon, Treasurer Eric Smith, Trustee Marilee Schock, Trustee Harbor Beach Area Dustin Miller, Trustee District Library The Library and Community House are managed 105 N. Huron Ave. by the Director, Vicki Mazure. Harbor Beach, MI 48441 Library Staff: Phone: 989-479-3417 Jordan Stallings, Holly Herring, Lindsey Roberts & Anne Backus Fax: 989-479-6818 Custodial Staff: Email: [email protected] Chris Winkel, Paul Hunter, Gene Carson & Dave Haight
Web Site: www.hbadl.org The board meeting dates are posted on the bulletin board in the foyer. In accordance with Federal law and the USDA Meetings are open to the public. Copies of previous meeting minutes are policy, this institution is prohibited from available in the library. discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability. (Not all This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer. prohibited bases apply to all programs.)
To File a complaint of discrimination, write to: USDA, Director, Office of Civil Rights, Room 326-W, Whitten Building, 14th and Independence Avenue, SW., Washington, DC 20250-9410 or call 202-720-5964 (voice and Random Facts—for Fun TDD). USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer. Many sailors used to wear gold earrings so that they could afford a proper burial when they died. Atilla the Hun is thought to have been a dwarf. $$ Library $$ Paul Revere was a dentist. The women of the Tiwi tribe in the South Pacific are married at birth. $1.00 off of fine When Albert Einstein died, his final words died with him. The nurse at When paid in his side didn't understand German. The Toltecs, Seventh-century native Mexicans, went into battle with full or 2 DVDS wooden swords so as not to kill their enemies. for $3 Before it was stopped by the British, it was the not uncommon for women in some areas of India to choose to be burnt alive on their Expires April 1, 2020 husband's funeral pyre. Source: https://rich-hancock.blogspot.com/