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Mar / Apr 2008 Vol. 9 / Issue 2 Helping You Connect to the World 13 days, then return the reading T o celebrate National Children's record to the library for a FREE Book Week (May 12 - 18) the Preble Kids Meal coupon to use at Bob County District Library and the Evans Restaurant. Eaton Bob Evans Restaurant have Yum, yum! Can’t you just taste teamed up to challenge the children Borrow those fluffy pancakes now! of Preble County to read a little popular games to play on your everyday. The library would like to thank the favorite systems! good folks at Bob Evans for spon- The Bob Evans Reading Challenge soring this event and for their con- begins May 12 and ends on May 24. tinuing support of the library. Each child, 12 and under, can visit any PCDL branch to receive a read- Teresa Deaton ing record. Children must read 15 Children’s Librarian · Play Station 2 minutes a day for 7 days out of the · Xbox 360 · Game Cube · Wii For now, the games will be kept at Program schedule: the Eaton Branch, but patrons can A pril is Prevention of Animal New Paris Branch: place holds on titles and have them Cruelty Month. In recognition of our Sat, April 19, 10 AM delivered to any PCDL branch. furry friends, the Preble County Dis- Eldorado Branch: Rules of the game: trict Library Branches will be offering Sat, April 19, 11:30 AM a program presented by Help the West Manchester Branch: þ Borrow 2 games at a time. Sat, April 19, 1 PM Animals, Inc., a Richmond, Indiana þ Games check out for 7 days organization that operates its shelter Camden Branch: Sat., April 12, 10:30 AM þ $1 per day fine charged for under a no-kill policy. The presenta- games not returned by due tion will include information about Eaton Branch: Tues, April 22, 6:30 PM date. the proper care and treatment of animals. Children will be delighted to In May: þ You must be 17 yrs. or older to know that they will also be bringing borrow M-rated games. West Alexandria Branch: May 24, 11:30 AM live animals to the program. Game Ratings Donations to Help the Animals, West Elkton Branch The library will following the game Inc. will be gratefully accepted. May 24, 1 - 2 PM in city building rating guidelines -- Donate: dry/canned puppy & kitten E = Everyone Other county libraries food, canned dog food, 9 Lives or E10 = Everyone 10 and older Friskies canned cat food, dog/cat Brown Memorial Library T = Teen (Lewisburg) May 24, 10 AM M = Mature Must be 17 yrs. & older treats, leashes & collars, Lysol wipes/hand sanitizer. u Library Admin. & Resource Center u 450 S. Barron St. Eaton, OH 45320 u (937) 456-4250 u www.pcdl.lib.oh.us Inklings by Abby: Director’s Column A re you one of those folks who have said to yourself, "Someday I'm going to write a book?" Boy, I sure am. I knew from childhood that someday I would sit down and write out a best seller. And you know what -- some day I might actually do that. But if you are one of those folks, and you've made the attempt, like I have, many times over...you know what a long and diffi- cult process that can be. That's why I admire the folks right here in Preble County who have actually become published authors. This August, at the West Elkton Friends Meeting House, more than twenty of these tenacious and gifted writers will be com- ing together for the first time. They will display, sign and sell their creative works. We have children's authors with funny poems. We have frightening authors of horror tomes. Chief Royer points out the advantages of being prepared We have romantic authors to swell your heart, he Preble County Council on Aging and Outreach Services of and funny mysteries to T the Preble County District Library co-sponsored a program pre- make sides split apart. sented by City of Eaton Fire & EMS Chief, Jack Royer. We have authors of inspirational stories Over thirty people attended the Fire & Life and local histories of “I’m off to Ace Safety Issues program held at the Senior Preble's past glories. to buy a fire Center on March 13. Chief Royer and various We have authors of talent to extinguisher!” other fire department members presented a appeal to each taste. one woman highly informative program, discussing things Don't let this unique chance exclaimed as like the safest way to put out a stovetop fire go to waste! she left the and the number and placement of smoke and program. For more information: Bicentennial Link: carbon monoxide detectors. Everyone who at- www.preblecounty200.com/events.htm tended thought the program was very worthwhile. p I C T U R E S Thank you to our Volunteers! Volunteers make all the difference -- especially at your library! The library offers a variety of volunteer positions to those who are will- ing to donate their time -- and energy! If you are interested in joining the ranks of Library Volunteers, please contact Marlens Ressler at 456-4376. You can also fill out a volunteer application form offered at each of our seven branches. For more information you can always ask your friendly Branch Librarian! Volunteer Today! Jacob Jones volunteers Audrey Gilbert volunteers in the at the Camden Branch West Alexandria Archive Karole Moore and Wesley Clark are volunteers at the Brooke-Gould Memorial Library (Eaton Branch) Jean Dawson volunteers in Kayla Rush volunteers in the West Alexandria Archive New Paris Branch A list of our other volunteers: Camden - Mackenzie Steele & Kristin Mills; Eldorado - Austin Constable, Luke Couch, Jeffrey Powell & Angela Scheurer; Eaton - Robert Tinsman; West Alexandria - Renee Stefan & Jacob Booher; West Manchester - Maranda Chaffee & Lizzy Johnson; Out- reach Services - Christina Yoder, Joanne Brandenburg, Lois Brubaker & Kathy Hamilton; PC Room - Steve Kleinhen & Julianna Royer and Velma Boroff are volunteers Robert Tinsman. at the Library Office. Family Fun Barnyard Night was a GREAT success! Over one hundred children & family members attended the program. Activities included: a duck pond, crafts, T hank you! snacks, a milk -the-cow station (a fake cow, of course!), and a short play. A big, BIG thank you goes out to everyone who Everyone enjoyed an evening a wholesome barnyard fun! purchased the Elder-Beerman Community Day coupon booklets from your local library! Your donations will be used to help support our children’s services. If you want to know what programs and events are going on at your library, please check any or all of the following options: Monthly Program Calendar (available @ ourbranches & online), posters & flyers, area newspapers, cable’s local bulletin board, and local internet message boards (Preblevoice.com & Talkeaton.com). Amanda Denlinger, Children’s Librarian Assistant, helped the children troll the pond for ducks! You can also contact your PCDL branch for more information. Deb Brock, Library Board Member, was on hand to help the children at the craft table. 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