On Display

We have two displays currently being shown at Meade Public Library, and we know you’ll want to come in and see them.

In the Mary Trainor Clay Display Case, Rick Burdge is showing part of his “Bayonet” collection.  This is a very unique collection, and we feel very fortunate to be able to show it.

In the Emily Pinnick Room, numerous women from Meade are displaying their quilts.  We had so many quilts that we are also showing some of them in the main room of the library!  There are big quilts, baby quilts, banners, new and old, so don’t pass up the opportunity to see these beautiful pieces.

Story Time

Our last Pre-School Story Time of the year will be this Wednesday, April 18, at 10:00 a.m.  The theme for this week is “Uniquely Me!”  LaTonya will be reading stories and have activities about “Turning our Oopsies into Aaaaw…somes!”

Book Mobile

The Book Mobile brought new books to our library today, so stop by and see what’s new.

Story Time

Story Time will be held this Wednesday, April 4, at 10:00 a.m.  Mother Goose will be the Story Time Leader and will have lots of Easter stories and activities for the kids.  Come and join us as we celebrate the Easter season.

Story Time – Spring Dinner

Story Time will be held again this coming Wednesday, March 21, at 10:00 a.m.  Deborah McEnulty will be our guest story teller.  Come and see what wonderful “Windy Day” stories and activities LaTonya and Deborah have planned.

Don’t forget to purchase your tickets for the annual Spring Dinner to be held on April 21.  It promises to be a great evening of food, entertainment and prizes.  Click on “Special Events” and then “Spring Dinner” to find out more about the evening.

Story Time on Wednesday

Story Time will be held again this Wednesday, March 7, at 10 a.m.  LaTonya Hampshire will be the story time leader.  Among the books she’ll read are some Dr. Seuss books in celebration of his 108th birthday.  She also has several “silly” activities planned, so come on in for lots of fun on Wednesday.

2012 Spring Dinner

Tickets are now available for our annual Spring Dinner which will be held on April 21.  George Lucas of Meade will do a historical re-enactment of  Tom Horn, Man of the Old West.  Go to the “Special Events” link above (then click on “Spring Dinner – 2012″) to find out more about the evening.

New On Our Shelves

Karen Kingsbury fans will be happy to know that we now have all of her books on our shelves.  On Every Side was published in 2006.  As with all of her books, it received excellent reviews.

Here is a short synopsis of the book:  After suffering the loss of his mother and separation from his sister and the girl he loved, Jordan Riley has filled the holes in his soul with anger. He rejects the God he leaned on in his youth and sues his hometown to have a popular statue of Jesus removed. The conflict causes him to cross paths with a spirited young newscaster named Faith, who opposes his lawsuit in surprising ways. Perhaps most amazing of all is the way Faith begins to disassemble the walls around Jordan’s heart. And there’s something very familiar about her…

Come in and check this book out today.   If you’d like to be placed on reserve, just give the library a call, and we’ll do that for you.

It’s a Girl

Caleb and Sarah May are the proud parents of a little girl born at 3:18 a.m. on February 8.  Her name is Ada Marie, and she weighed 7 lb. 14 oz. and was 19″ long.  Congratulations!

Good Times at the Library

Angie Reimer led story time on January 18 with the theme of “Winter Fun.” 

Hannah M. shows off her decorated penguin cookie.

 

Karis N. relaxes and enjoys a book in a chair that's just her size!

Lavonne Walter was the story time leader on February 1.  Her theme was “Hats, Hats, Hats.”  The children had a great time with the hats — wearing all the different and hats and also creating their very own.

Lavonne Walter in her special hat.