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Noble County Public Library
June & July 2010
Noble County
Public Library
www.nobleco.lib.in.us
Central Library
813 East Main Street
Albion, IN 46701
Phone (260) 636-7197
or 1-800-811-6861
Fax (260)636-3321
Monday - Thursday
8:30am - 8:30pm
Friday
8:30am - 5:30pm
Saturday
8:30am - 3:30pm
East Library
104 Ley Street
Avilla, IN 46710
Phone & Fax
(260) 897-3900
Monday, Wednesday,
& Friday
9:00am - 5:00pm
Tuesday, Thursday
9:00am - 7:30pm
Saturday
9:00am - 2:00pm
Summer fun at your NCPL Library is here! Join in as
we offer interactive programs and reading rewards.
Summer Reading sessions begin Tuesday, June 15
and end Thursday, July 22.
Register anytime between
Monday, June 7—Saturday, June 12.
West Library
120 Jefferson Street
Cromwell, IN 46732
Phone & Fax
(260) 856-2119
Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday & Friday
9:00am - 5:00pm
Wednesday
9:00am - 7:00pm
Saturday
9:00am - 2:00pm
Summer Reading theme for
Grades K-12.
Adult Reading theme for
ages 18 & older.
Children...
Tiny Bubble‘s
Bubble Party
Aqualympics
Attend this awesome water program
and don‘t forget a towel. It‘s unlike any
Let‘s get ready to bubble! Experience the other water event you‘ve been to; guarfun of sound waves in this mobile music anteed! Play Bubble Pool, Cold Potato,
party. Games, music, and bubbles pro- Water Limbo, Musical Sprinkler, Water
vide a high energy, interactive, and fun Brigade, Sponge Tag, Fabulous Frozen
environment. Bring the whole family.
Feet, Water War, and more!
Central
East
West
Tuesday,
June 15
10:00am
Tuesday,
June 15
1:00pm
Thursday,
June 17
10:00am
Project WET
Experiments
Central
East
West
Tuesday,
June 22
10:00am
Tuesday,
June 22
1:00pm
Thursday,
June 24
10:00am
Jedi Jamboree
Use your mind waves to control the
Force and meet your match with our
Experience the incredible journey of
Jedi Mind Tricks. We have games that
one drop of water, learn about runoffs will test your skills. Master sight, sound,
and about how to control water pollusmell, and speed to prove if you are
tion. Discover how we use water every ready to become Jedi. Come in Jedi atday and how much we would miss it if it tire but be prepared to check your saber
ever went away.
at the door.
Central
East
West
Tuesday,
June 29
10:00am
Tuesday,
June 29
1:00pm
Thursday,
July 1
10:00am
Water Critters
Central
East
West
Tuesday,
July 6
10:00am
Tuesday,
July 6
1:00pm
Thursday,
July 8
10:00am
Mark‘s Ark
Attend this animal showcase and meet
Nancy Brown from the Elkhart County
Soil & Water Conservation District will a few of Mark‘s wild friends; snakes, lizards, tortoises, creepy-crawlies, and
be bringing a select group of water criteven Irwin the alligator!
ters for identification, life cycle discussion, water quality experimentation,
and other fun activities. Don‘t miss out!
Central
East
West
Tuesday,
July 13
10:00am
Tuesday,
July 13
1:00pm
Thursday,
July 15
10:00am
Central
East
West
Tuesday,
July 20
10:00am
Tuesday,
July 20
1:00pm
Thursday,
July 22
10:00am
Teens...
Scuba Classes
Gear up at the Cole YMCA and learn
how to scuba! Permission slips must be
picked up and returned at the front desk
along with a $5.00 CASH equipment fee
prior to the day of class. Space is limited.
Register in person only. Students are responsible for their own transportation.
Tuesday, June 15 at 12:00pm
or at 2:00pm
Overflow date is
Wednesday, June 16
at 12:00pm or at
2:00pm
Eclipse Movie
Premiere
The Twilight saga continues in its third
story. Tickets will be sold at all Noble
County Libraries. Price is $3.00 for all
ages. You must pay in cash and provide
your own transportation.
Games, trivia, and prizes will
be provided. Premiere Showing
Wednesday, June 30 at 4:00pm at
the Kendallville Strand Theatre.
Wild Night at the Zoo
Friday, July 16 –Saturday, July 17
6:00pm-9:00am
Grades 6th-8th
$15.00 fee
Find out what happens at the zoo when
the lights go out! You‘ll enjoy educational
activities, food, and lots of fun, then bed
down in the Aquarium Gallery. Students
are responsible for own transportation and
must pay in cash at registration.
Permission slips are required.
Chaperones will be library staff.
Shrinky Dinks,
Record Bowls, &
Wrist Warmers
Explore a variety of heat
wave crafts as we melt and
mold. Bring a friend or two
for a great time!
West
Central
East
Wednesday,
June 23
3:00pm
Thursday,
June 24
11:00am
Thursday,
June 24
3:00pm
Extreme Water Tag
& Highlight Party
Students, bring your super soakers and
wear a light colored T-shirt that you will
not mind getting
stained. Goggles, ammunition, and new T‘s
will be provided.
West
Central
East
Wednesday,
July 7
3:00pm
Thursday,
July 8
11:00am
Thursday,
July 8
3:00pm
Sand Candles
That‘s not ‗sand castles‘ but sand candles! Get creative as
you shape, make,
and decorate your
very own candle.
Registration is required for quantity
purposes. It‘s FREE!
West
Central
East
Wednesday,
July 21
3:00pm
Thursday,
July 22
11:00am
Thursday,
July 22
3:00pm
Adults...
Food Preservation
Class
Looking for helpful hints about preserving
your garden‘s crops? Want to find ways to
save money and time? Then attend this
FREE class where Janeen
Longfellow, Noble County
Extension Educator, walks
you through food preserving
processes.
East
Central
Tuesday, June Tuesday, June
22 at
29 at
6:00pm
6:00pm
West
Wednesday,
June 30 at
6:30pm
Cake Decorating
Learn how to make
flowers for an anyoccasion cake! Registrants are responsible to bring their
own tips, wax paper,
and small cake. This
class is FREE and will be taught by Mary
Ann Troutner.
Central
East
Tuesday, July Tuesday, July
6 at
13 at
6:00pm
6:00pm
West
Wednesday,
July 21 at
6:00pm
Summer Reading Rules & Guidelines
Who’s Invited
Summer Reading is for everyone! We have Children‘s programs, Teen
events, and Adult sessions. Simply register where registration is requested and attend. If fees are required; pay at registration.
Event Prizes
Attend a program and submit your name for a chance to win an event
prize.
Reading Prizes
Read during the summer for small prizes. Bring in your reading bookmark,
show it to a staff member, get it stamped, and walk away with a cool prize.
Children will be reading for charms and wristbands. Teens can collect on
cool prizes ranging from lanyards to food coupons and more. Adults, enjoy all of the reading incentives we have in store for you including a plantable bookmark, photo frames, seeds and much more.
(Students who complete the reading earn Tin Cap and Indiana Beach tickets.)
Grand Prizes
Once a patron has completed the entire 6 weeks of reading he/she will
submit his/her bookmark for the grand prize drawing. Grand prizes include
tote bags full of goodies and coupons. Winning names will be drawn Monday, July 26.
June 2010
East– Out Stealing Horses
By Per Patterson
Thursday, June 3 at 12:00pm
Dewey: small-town library cat
By Vicky Myron
Thursday, July 1 at 12:00pm
West– Bento Box in the Heartland
By Linda Furiva
Thursday, June 17 at 1:30pm
The Winner
By David Baldacci
Thursday, July 15 at 1:30pm
Central– The Physick Book of Deliverance Dane
By Katherine Howe
Thursday, June 24 at 6:30pm
Bento Box in the Heartland
By Linda Furiva
Thursday, July 29 at 6:30pm
2010 Summer
Storytime
If you are looking for a fun, educational,
and hands-on experience for your preschool age child(ren) then register him/her
for this program. We promise exploration,
stories, crafts, and snacks!
Sessions will be held….
Thursday, June 17-Friday, July 23
NCPL Central– Thursdays at 10:00am
NCPL East– Thursdays at 1:00pm
NCPL West– Fridays at 10:00am
Stampin’ Up Club
NCPL West
Monday, June 14
$5.00 materials fee
6:30pm
Get a head start on your card making!
Registration is required for quantity
purposes.
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NCPL East
NCPL Central
Alice in Wonderland
Alice in Wonderland
Family Movie
Rated PG
Tuesday, June 8
6:30pm-8:20pm
Sat
Family Movie
Rated PG
Tuesday, June 8
6:30pm-8:20pm
―An ambitious young New Yorker,
Chick Flicks &
Chocolate Club
disillusioned with romance, takes a
NCPL Central
whirlwind trip to Rome, where she
Thursday, June 24 defiantly plucks magic coins from a
fountain of love, inexplicably ignit1:30pm-3:00pm
ing the passion of an odd group of
suitors: a sausage magnate, a street magician, an adoring painter, and a
self-admiring model. But when a charming reporter pursues her with equal
zest, how will she know if his love is the real thing?‖ ~Midwesttapes.com
―Milo, a down-on-his-luck
Chick Flicks &
bounty hunter, gets his dream
Chocolate Club
job when he is assigned to
NCPL Central
track down his bail-jumping exThursday, July 22
wife, reporter Nicole. He thinks
1:30pm-3:10pm
it's an easy payday, until she
gives him the slip to chase a lead on a murder cover-up. Milo
soon realizes that nothing is ever simple with him and Nicole. As the two
continue to one-up each other, they find themselves on the run for their
lives. If they thought their promise to love, honor, and obey was tough,
staying alive will be a lot tougher!‖ ~Midwesttapes.com
Scrapbooking Class at NCPL West
Monday, June 28
6:30pm
Scrapbook two 12x12 pages for a $12.00
materials fee. Bring in old photos and
your own adhesive scrapbooking tape.
Must pay at registration.
Stop in to see samples.
New Materials
DVDs
1. Alvin & the Chipmunks:
the Squeakquel
2. Bad Lieutenant
3. The Collector
4. Crazy Heart
5. Daybreakers
6. Edge of Darkness
7. Imaginarium of Dr. Parnassus
8. It‘s Complicated
9. Legion
10. Lovely Bones
11. Men Who Stare at Goats
12. Nine
13. Old Yeller & Savage Sam
14. Pirate Radio
15. Secrets of Jonathan
Sperry
16. Sherlock Holmes
17. Young Victoria
18. IMAX Under the Sea
Ratings
PG
R
R
R
R
R
PG-13
R
R
PG-13
R
PG-13
G
R
PG
PG-13
PG
G
New Adult Audio CDs
1. Deliver Us From Evil by David Baldacci
2. Thirteen & One-Half by Nevada Barr
3. The Postmistress by Sarah Blake
4. Secrets of Eden by Chris Bohjalian
5. Texas! Lucky by Sandra Brown
6. Wrecked by Carol Higgins Clark
7. Shadow of Your Smile by Mary Higgins Clark
8. Caught by Harlan Coben
9. The First Rule by Robert Crais
10. Pirate Latitudes by Michael Crichton
11. Silent Sea by Clive Cussler
12. The Walk by Richard Paul Evans
13. Lord John & the Private Matter by
Diana Gabaldon
14. Sizzle by Julie Garwood
15. Born to Run by James Grippando
16. Last Cal by James Grippando
Juvenile Fiction
1. Chester's Masterpiece by
Melanie Watt
2. Woods Runner by Gary
Paulsen
3. The Jellybeans and the Big
Book Bonanza by Laura Joffe
Numeroff
4. Hot Rod Hamster by Cynthia
Lord
5. Fancy Nancy: Every day is
Earth Day by Jane O'Connor
6. Race you to Bed by Bob Shea
7. The Total Tragedy of a Girl
Named Hamlet by Erin Dionne
8. Sylvia Jean, Scout Supreme by
Lisa Campbell Ernst
9. Million Dollar Throw by Mike
Lupica
10. The Pickle King by Rebecca
Promitzer
11. Stagecoach Sal: Inspired by a
True Tale by Deborah Hopkinson
New YA Audio CDs
1. Sweetheart of Prosper County
by Jill S. Alexander
2. Fire by Kristin Cashore
3. Diary of a Wimpy Kid by Jeff
Kinney
4. Bran Hambric: The Farfield
Curse by Kaleb Nation
5. Another Faust by Daniel & Deni
Nayeri
6. Fang (Maximum Ride) by
James Patterson
7. Steel Trapp: The Challenge by
Ridley Pearson
8. Steel Trapp: The Academy by
Ridley Pearson
9. Sea of Monsters by Rick
Riordan
10. Something, Maybe by Scott,
Elizabeth
Adult Non-Fiction
1. The Longest Trip
Home by John Grogan
2. Publishing a Blog with
Blogger: Visual Quick
Project Guide by
Elizabeth Castro
3. The Pacific by Hugh
Ambrose
4. Jamie's Food Revolution: Rediscover How
to Cook Simple, Delicious, Affordable Meals
by Jamie Oliver
5. Change Your Brain,
Change Your Body:
Use Your Brain to Get
and Keep the Body
You Have Always
Wanted by Daniel G.
Amen
6. Women, Food and
God: an Unexpected
Path to Almost Everything by Geneen Roth
Adult Fiction
1. Rodeo Hearts by Joyce
Livingston
2. Jenna's Cowboy by
Sharon Gillenwater
3. Screen Play by Chris
Coppernoll
4. Angelology by Danielle
Trussoni
5. Silver Borne by Patricia
Briggs
YA MP3 Playaways
1. Fragile Eternity by
Melissa Marr
2. Vampirates: Black
heart by Justin Somper
3. Vampirates: Blood
Captain by Justin
Somper
4. Strange Angels by Lili
St. Crow