2019 CRDL Fall

BEYOND THE STACKS








Fall 2019

contents About Chippewa River

District Library

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Director's Message It is the mission of the Chippewa River District
Library System to provide materials and services
to enrich, enlighten, and inspire all of the people in
5 our community.
Fall Reads
LOCATIONS
Veterans Memorial Branch
10 301 S. University - Mt. Pleasant - 989.773.3242
Staff Spotlight
Faith Johnston Memorial Branch
15 4035 N. Mission - Rosebush - 989.433.0006
Friends' News
Fremont Township Community Branch
7959 S. Winn Rd. - Winn - 989.866.2550

Shepherd Community Branch
257 W. Wright Ave - Shepherd - 989.828.6801

Tate Memorial Branch
324 Main - Blanchard - 989.561.2480

CRDL BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Thomas Delia, President
Ruth Helwig, Vice-President
Lynn Laskowsky, Treasurer
Elliott Parker, Secretary
Kati Mora, Trustee
Courtney Doyle, Trustee
Diane Clark, Trustee
Judy Sprague, Trustee

UPCOMING CLOSINGS
Monday, Sept. 2
Wednesday, Nov. 25 closing at 5 p.m.
Thursday, Nov. 26
Friday, Nov. 27



















Image Release:
All library visitors permit the library to take photos
and videos and to use these images in future library
publications and promotions in print and online.
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DIRECTOR’S MESSAGE


LIBRARIES TRANSFORM

Corey Friedrich, M.I.L.S
Director, Chippewa River District Library













As you may already know, and our world. They would Specific things you might
the Chippewa River District like our communities see are mobile device
Library has been working to be vibrant and safe printing, better wi-fi
on a new strategic plan this places. Because this is what connectivity, an expanded
year. We are nearing the our communities strive to collection of “Library of
completion of that plan so be the library will use all Things” items, more content
I thought I would share a the resources we have to in our digital collections,
few insights with you about help them achieve these and see us more often at
what we’ve learned from goals. To that end, you will community events.
our community and what see some changes in the
you might see coming up coming years at the library. I am excited to see the
in the next few years at the impact we can make with
library. Things you love about the this refocusing of our
library will likely still exist, resources to make our
Through all the surveys, but you will also see a few communities what they
focus groups, and new things as we strive to aspire to be. Thank you for
interviews we conducted, collaborate more with other your continued support of
we discovered that our agencies, be more visible the library and join us in
community wants more in the community, improve making Isabella County a
collaboration amongst our spaces, remove some great place to live!
agencies. They want people barriers to access, and
to be welcoming to one expand on the number and
another. They want to be types of things we offer to
informed about what is the public.
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freedom to read

book in a jar contest

SEPTEMBER 1 - 30, 2019
Stop by any CRDL location to see if you
can guess the book in a jar. All correct
answers have been found on ALA's Fre-
quently Banned & Challenged book list.
Correct answers will be entered into a
prize drawing for a $25 Target gift card.
One entry per location. BREAKOUT ROOM



Banned Books Week, is an annual event
celebrating the freedom to read. Join us for one
of our Breakout games where we will be using
content from some of the most notable banned
books- surprisingly popular titles. Can you find
the clues and solve the puzzles to free our
favorite books?


Thursday, Sept. 5 | 3:30 & 4:30 p.m. | TML
Wednesday, Sept. 11 | 3:30 & 4:30 p.m. | SCL
Wednesday, Sept. 18 | 3:30 & 4:30 p.m. | FTCL
Thursday, Sept. 26 | 4 & 5 p.m. | VML
Friday, Sept. 27 | 4 & 5 p.m. | VML
Tuesday, Oct. 8 | 4:30 & 5:30 p.m. | FJML


Registration required. Ages 7 and up.
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NEW NONFICTION FOR FALL

Fall may find your schedule a little busier with the kids back in school. Be sure to still make time for you,
which includes finding time for reading. Here are some of the new books you will see this fall at Chippewa
River District Library. Grab a book, or download one, and enjoy a little quiet time. E-books are great for
on-the-go, just pull out your device and read, whenever and wherever.

e-books






































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JUST FOR KIDS




STORYTIMES Sept. 1 - Nov. 21
No Storytimes the week of November 25

Baby Time
Mondays | 9:30 a.m. | VML
For children under 2 years old.
We weave stories, songs, rhymes, and play
activities together to create an experience
specific to toddlers' needs.

Terrific Twos and Threes
Mondays I 10:15 a.m. I VML
For children 2 to 3 years old.
Preschoolers will have a ball with stories,
dances, and songs, all while building vital early World Language Storytime
literacy skills.
Sept. 12, Oct. 10, Nov. 14 | 6 p.m. | VML
Join us for stories, movement and rhymes
Family Storytime 0-5 years celebrating a different language spoken by
Wednesdays | 10:15 a.m. | SCL members of our community.
Wednesdays | 11:30 a.m. | FJML
Thursdays | 10:15 a.m. | VML Registration required.
For children 0 to 5 years old.
Babies to preschoolers will enjoy stories, songs, Sensory Storytime
and dancing all while building vital early literacy Sept. 20, Oct. 18, Nov. 15 | VML
skills.
5:45 arrival time, Storytime starts at 6 p.m.
Music and Movement Join us as we use books, songs, movement
Sept. 6, 20, Oct. 18 and Nov. 1, 15 and therapeutic activities to stimulate all
five senses and promote learning. Sensory
10:15 a.m. | VML friendly checkout time available after the
Sept. 13, 27, Oct. 11, 25 and Nov. 8, 22 event.
10:15 a.m. | FJML
Sing and dance with your child! Wave some Rainbow Storytime
ribbons, play with scarves, tap some rhythm Nov. 2 | 10:15 a.m. | VML
sticks, and shake some shaker eggs.
Stories, songs and crafts celebrating
Coffee & Caregivers Playgroup diversity of every kind.
Sept. 5, Oct. 3, Nov. 7 | 9:30 a.m. | VML
Sept. 6, 20, Oct. 4, 18 and Nov. 1, 15
10:15 a.m. | FJML
Come relax with us and enjoy some adult time Create, Make & Take
and support with fellow parents and caregivers Wednesdays | 3:30 p.m. | SCL
as your child meets and plays with other Children of all ages are invited to come to their
children. Refreshments provided. library to make crafts. The library will provide

Playgroup Dinner Night all the materials and directions to create your
crafts. You only need to bring your creativity.
Sept. 19, Oct. 17, Nov. 21 | 6 p.m. | VML
Join us for a special nighttime playgroup pro-
gram. Enjoy good food and the community of
fellow parents, while also giving your child an
opportunity to meet and play with other chil-
dren. Food will be provided.

Registration required.

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SEPTEMBER




A T K E
Adults Teens Kids Everyone

TAB Meeting T Middle School Reading Masters T
Tues., Sept. 10 | 5 p.m. | VML Tues., Sept. 24 | 6 - 7 p.m. | VML
A monthly book club led by middle schoolers for
Teen Tuesday: Teen Life Hacks T middle schoolers! Please contact Tinna Mills to
Tues., Sept. 10 | 6 p.m. | VML reserve a copy of this month's book. Attendees
Stressed out and not sure what to do about it? Take can enjoy pizza served by Domino's during the
a deep breath and join us for a night of pampering! discussion.

Registration required. For grades 6 - 12. Registration required. For grades 6 - 8

Pizza and Pages K Diamond Dotz T A
Wed., Sept. 11 | 5 p.m. | VML Thurs., Sept. 26 | 6 - 7 p.m. | VML
Join us for a monthly book club lead by students, Judy Ostrander will explain this craft and then you
for students! Attendees can enjoy pizza served can choose from a snowman or a butterfly design to
by Domino's during the discussion. Please contact complete and take home
Christie Folsom, September's book is "The Wild
Robot by Peter Brown. Registration required. For ages 13 and up

Registration required, for grades 4 - 5

LEGO Club K
Thurs., Sept. 19 | 4:30 p.m. | VML
Get yourself to the library and get creative! Join us
for a LEGO build where you can use our bricks to
create a masterpiece.

Exotic Zoo E
Sat., Sept. 21 | 11 a.m. | Coe Township Hall
A hands-on zoo of exotic animals! Learn about their
natural habitats, diet and more.

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Tournament
Sat., Sept. 21 | 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. | VML T
Think you can SMASH the competition? Have
a slice of pizza and let the gaming begin! Prizes for
the top three best players!

Registration required. For grades 6 - 12

Make Space for Honey Bees E
Sun., Sept. 22 | 1 - 2:30 p.m. | VML
Explore the universe of honey bees! See live bees in
action, taste out of this world honey, create a hand
rolled beeswax candle and engineer your very own
bee habitat!

Registration required.






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OCTOBER




A T K E
Adults Teens Kids Everyone
TAB Meeting T LEGO Club K
Tues., Oct. 8 | 5 p.m. | VML Thurs., Oct. 17 | 4:30 p.m. | VML
Get yourself to the library and get creative! Join us
Teen Tuesday: Fun with Food T for a LEGO build where you can use our bricks to
Tues., Oct 8 | 6 p.m. | VML create a masterpiece.
At Teen Tuesday this month we will be playing with
our food! Food art, experiments and a whole lot of Middle School Reading Masters T
fun! Tues., Oct. 22 | 6 - 7 p.m. | VML
Registration required. For grades 6 - 12 A monthly book club led by middle schoolers for
middle schoolers! Please contact Tinna Mills to
Hollywood Monster Make-Up E reserve a copy of this month's book. Attendees
Sun., Oct. 13 | 2 p.m. | VML can enjoy pizza served by Domino's during the
Alex Thomas & Friends will explain the process of discussion.
creating special effects make-up, just like those
seen in the movies. Registration required. For grades 6 - 8
PBS Kids Xavier and the Secret Museum
Mon., Oct. 28 | 4:30 p.m. | VML E
A very special early screener of PBS kids new
animated series based on the children's book series
Ordinary People Change the World by author Brad
Meltzer and illustrator Christopher Eliopoulos. After
school snack and activities will be provided. In
partnership with WCMU.








Pizza and Pages K
Wed., Oct. 9 | 5 p.m. | VML
Join us for a monthly book club lead by students,
for students! Attendees can enjoy pizza from
Domino's during the discussion. Please contact
Christie Folsom to reserve a copy of this month's
book. This online collection of animated, talking
Registration required. For grades 4 - 5 picture books teach young children the joys
of reading in a format they'll love.
Create & Care: Help our Furry Friends! Available through the CRDL website.
Tues., Oct. 15 | 6 p.m. | VML E
Create outdoor cat shelters and other items to help
care for our furry creatures with our friends from
the Humane Animal Treatment Society of Isabella
County.

Registration required. For ages 8 - 18






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NOVEMBER



A T K E
Adults Teens Kids Everyone


Family Fort Night: E Pizza and Pages K
National Family Literacy Day Wed., Nov. 13 | 5 p.m. | VML
Fri., Nov. 1 | 5:30 p.m. | VML Join us for a monthly book club lead by students,
Build a cozy reading fort in the children's area and for students! Attendees can enjoy pizza from
read together to celebrate National Family Literacy Domino's during the discussion. Please contact
Day! Building supplies, snacks, and books provided Christie Folsom to reserve a copy of this month's
by the library book.

Registration required. Registration required. For grades 4 - 5
E
International Games Week @ the Library Family Paint Night E
Nov. 3 - 9 | all CRDL locations Tues., Nov. 19 | 5 p.m. | VML
An annual celebration of games, play, libraries and Local artist, Megan Bair, will lead your family/group
learning! Drop in gaming will be offered at all of by painting collectively on one canvas creating a
the CRDL locations! unique masterpiece. One canvas per family/group.

Library Mini-Golf E Registration required. Register one person per
Tues., Nov. 5 | 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. | VML family/group.
Sign up for a tee time on this no school day for K
a bucket of fun! In partnership with Mt. Pleasant LEGO Club
Parks and Rec. Thurs., Nov. 21 | 4:30 p.m. | VML
Get yourself to the library and get creative! Join
Adult Make It & Take It A us for a LEGO build where you can use our bricks
Wed., Nov. 6 | 6 p.m. | VML to create a masterpiece. Each month will have a
Leave the kids at home and enjoy a fun evening of theme challenge to spark your creativity.
crafting! This months craft will be upcycled holiday
cards and gift tags made from book pages. Contra Dance Night E
Fri., Nov. 22 | 6 p.m. | VML
Registration required. Come dance with us! Traditional American contra
dances are performed by pairs of dances facing in
IGW: Edison Robot Games E opposite lines. The maneuvers are similar to those
Thurs., Nov. 7 | 4:30 p.m. | VML used in square dancing. This communal-style
Play smarter, not harder! Try your winning hand at of dance is fun and easy to learn. No partner or
board games, flashlight races, and more with 25 experience necessary.
Edison Robots. Come play with us! In partnership
with our friends at Central Michigan University's Middle School Reading Masters T
Center for Excellence in STEM Education. Tues., Nov. 26 | 6 - 7 p.m. | VML
A monthly book club led by middle schoolers for
TAB Meeting T middle schoolers! Please contact Tinna Mills to
Tues., Nov. 12 | 5 p.m. | VML reserve a copy of this month's book. Attendees
can enjoy pizza served by Domino's during the
discussion.
Teen Tuesday: DIY Clay Pots T
Tues., Nov. 12 | 6 p.m. | VML Registration required. For grades 6 - 8
Design your own clay pots! If you pick up your pot
during the designated time, we'll have succulents
available for you to plant as well.

Registration required. For grades 6 - 12


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staff spotlight




Meet Amanda Pung, Access Services Librarian



Amanda Pung is the Access Services Librarian at our Vet-
erans Memorial Branch. As Access Services Librarian,
Amanda oversees the circulation desk, the pages who work
behind it, as well as the pages in the computer lab, and or-
dering of materials for all of the branches. Read our inter-
view with Amanda to see what experiences she brings with
her to Chippewa River District Library.



What did you do before you came to the li-
brary?
My first job was at my local library where I grew up. I
started there when I was 14 years old and worked there
for four years, primarily shelving books. I then attended
Central Michigan University and received my Bachelor of
Science in Public and Nonprofit Administration. While I was
working on my undergrad, I spent summers at Sleepy Hol-
low State Park as a park ranger. My last semester of college I interned for the State of Michigan
at the Department of Environmental Quality, so I have been all over.

When did you start at the library and what jobs have you held here?
I started at Veterans Memorial Library in January of 2017, when I was still at CMU. I was a circu-
lation and computer page for a year and a half, so you may recognize me from the computer lab
or the circulation desk. In June of 2018, I moved to Shepherd Community Library and became
the Assistant Branch Manager there. After being in Shepherd for a year, the opportunity arose
for me to come back to Veterans Memorial Library as the Access Services Librarian. I started in
that position in June of this year.

What do you do in your current position?
In my current position I am in charge of all the Computer and Circulation Pages. I also oversee
the circulation desk and all of the policies that relate to circulation. I also purchase all of the
adult and juvenile nonfiction materials for all five branches. You can also see me at the reference
desk every now and then.

What do you enjoy doing outside of the library?
I, of course, enjoy reading and my favorite genre is historical fiction. I love anything history. I
also like to watch the Food Network, although I don’t like to cook, and I watch true crime docu-
mentaries. I have two cats who I adore, Sammie and Zeke. And, I love to travel. The farthest I
have been is to the South Island of New Zealand, which was beautiful. Spending time with family
and friends is very important to me.





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SUNDAY CINEMA

Show time at Fremont Township Community Library, 1 p.m.
Show time at Faith Johnston Memorial Library, 2 p.m.






Pokemon: Dumbo Aladdin The Secret Life of Toy Story 4
Detective Pikachu Pets 2

















September 15 September 22 October 20 October 27 November 17
Fremont Township Faith Johnston Fremont Township Faith Johnston Fremont Township
Community Library Memorial Library Community Library Memorial Library Community Library

November 24
Faith Johnston
Memorial Library
































Monday, September 30 | 6 p.m.
Saturday, October 5 | 12 p.m.
Screening will take place at Celebration Cinema
Registration required.







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BACK TO SCHOOL WITH THE LIBRARY


Useful tools for kids and parents!



It's time to say goodbye to summer and hello
to the new school year. With new routines and
commitments, don’t forget to make good use
of Chippewa River District Library. MeL Teens in an online resource which
provides hundreds of popular magazines

CRDL offers reading materials, educational and reference books for high school stu-
videos, links to homework help and reading dents. Covers subjects such as art, history,
instruction for kids, as well as information re- sports, and music. Includes thousands
sources for adults. of biographies and primary source docu-
ments.
GRADE SCHOOL:
Tumble Book Library is an online collection
of animated, talking picture books which teach ADULTS:
young children the joys of reading in a format AtoZdatabases offers job seekers detailed in-
they'll love. formation on 30 million businesses and execu-
tives and 2 million new businesses.
NoveList K-8 Plus is a database about books
specifically for younger readers. It helps kids Consumer Reports provides carefully re-
find books that are just right for their reading searched reviews of commonly purchased
level and interests. products.

Lexia Reading Core5 provides personal- LearningExpress Library offers support for
®
ized learning on fundamental literacy skills for students and professionals in skill-building, test
students in grades pre-K - 5 and beyond. This prep, and career certification.
program is accessible from your home for FREE
with a sign on provided by the library. MeL eResources is an anywhere, anytime
library for Michigan residents. MeL offers over
MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL: 80 eResources for Pre-K through college stu-
Teen BookCloud is an online collection of dents, and adult learners of all types. Topics
e-books, enhanced novels, graphic novels, covered include early literacy, test prep, maga-
educational videos, and audiobooks, offering zine and newspaper articles, encyclopedias,
teens of all reading levels access to an amaz- health resources, workforce skill building, fam-
ing range of content. ily history/genealogy, and more.

Khan Academy is a personalized learning Opposing Viewpoints in Context offers dif-
website where students practice at their own ferent views for issues that help students, and
pace. adults, develop critical thinking skills and bet-
ter understand others views.
Hippocampus is a website that delivers rich
multimedia content — videos, animations, and
simulations — on general education subjects to There are lots of ways CRDL and our librarians
middle-school and high-school students. can help you apply or prepare for continuing
education – or, for parents, give you something
great to read while you wait for the kids at
Mathvids offers free math videos online to as- their extracurricular activity!
sist students with algebra, geometry, calculus
and college math.


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The library is very grateful for the generosity of our
community and welcomes gifts of all sizes. Your
Thank You donations help ensure the delivery of excellent library
services. For inquiries regarding contributions, please
contact Sue Ellen Deni-Owen, Community Relations,
at 989.773.3242 x 213.


Donation to Veterans Memorial Library Thank you to our CRDL program
sponsors & partners
Donation to Veterans Memorial Library
Janet Kline
Rickie McCullough Mama Bair Art
Deb Pridgeon Mount Pleasant Parks & Recreation
WCMU
Donation to Veterans Memorial Library in memory Celebration Cinema
of Donald W. Tilmann CMU STEM Center
Gerald C. Tilmann

Donation to Veterans Memorial Library in memory
of Margaret B. Tilmann
Gerald C. Tilmann





Thank a Vet








Wall of Honor




Chippewa River District Library would like

to thank our veterans and service members
who have served and who are currently serving

in the U.S. Armed Forces. A Wall of Honor will
be on display for the month of November at our

Veterans Memorial Branch.


To participate, please submit a photo or digital image of the veteran
or service member in your life. You may bring your photo to any of our
library branches to be scanned, or email your digital image to
[email protected] Submissions will be accepted until Oct. 25, 2019.
Please include Veterans Day in the subject line for digital submissions.
When submitting a photo, please include the service member's name,
branch of service, rank and any other relevant information you wish
to include.

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BROWN BAG BOOK
DISCUSSION

Pack your lunch and join us
for our monthly book club.
The book of the month can
be reserved through the
Library.
Books, movies E-books
Sept. 18, 2019 and more avail- TEEN BOOKCLOUD: Online
Birding Without Borders: An collection of enhanced novels, e-
Obsession, A Quest, and the able online from books, graphic novels, videos and
Biggest Year in the World audiobooks which offers teens
Noah Stryker your Library! of any reading level access to an
amazing range of content.
Oct. 16, 2019 Services work on most comput- TUMBLEBOOKS: Online collec-
Grist Mill Road ers, tablets, and smartphones tion of animated talking picture
Christopher J. Yates and include easy-to-download books. Includes graphic novels,
mobile apps. Some services re- math stories, read-along chap-
Nov. 20, 2019 quire you to create a user name ter books, and a wide selection
When the Men were Gone and password in addition to hav- of nonfiction titles as well as
Marjorie Herrera Lewis ing a Library card. interactive puzzles and games.
Books and videos can be watched
E-books, audiobooks, instantly.
music and/or movies Magazines
LIBBY or OVERDRIVE: E-books RB DIGITAL: Features a variety
and audiobooks for adults and of popular titles. Unlimited down-
children. Checkout limit is 12 ti- loads are available, and titles
tles at a time. Loan period varies never expire - no late fees! Back
from seven - 21 days depending issues of titles can also be down-
on your personal settings. Titles loaded.
are automatically returned - no
late fees! One renewal allowed if
there are no holds. Michigan eLibrary
MeLCat Statewide Catalog is the
HOOPLA: Streaming movies, centralized catalog and resource
music, and audiobooks. Checkout sharing service created to share
limit is five titles per month. Loan materials among all types of
period varies from three -21 days libraries in Michigan. MeL's eRe-
depending on the title. Items are sources are a one-stop shop for
automatically returned - no late high quality, vetted information
fees! No renewals on audiobooks accessible via all types of libraries
and limited renewals on music. across the state.




CELEBRATE FAMILY HISTORY MONTH AT THE LIBRARY


This October, celebrate your family history at the Library. Stop in to any Chippewa River District Library
branch to access Ancestry Library Edition or My Heritage Library Edition. Both programs can be
accessed for free within the Library. Any searches can be saved to your own account which you create at
each site. Print off your findings or save it online until you complete your family tree. Patrons have access
to billions of historical documents, millions of historical photos and other resources in thousands of data-
bases that span the past five centuries. Stop in to your nearest branch and begin your family search.


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FRIENDS' NEWS
Friends of the Veterans Memorial Library Friends Sponsor Family
Annual Book Sale Program at Shepherd
Stop by the Veterans Memorial Library Annex on any of the following Branch
dates and times to purchase novels, books of information, coffee table The Shepherd Community Friends
books, self-help manuals, CD’s, DVD’s, children’s picture books and of the Library are sponsoring the
chapter books, books for young adults, poetry, romances, Christian Exotic Zoo event at Shepherd
fiction and much, much more. Hardcover books will cost $2, paper- Community Library, Sept. 21.
backs will be $1 and children’s books, $0.50. This traveling zoo brings exotic
animals for hands-on learning
Wednesday, October 2 Noon – 6:30 p.m. fun. Program will take place at
Thursday, October 3 10 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. Coe Township Hall so there will
be room for plenty of families!
Friday, October 4 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Saturday, October 5 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. $2 a bag day!!!
Save the Date
Bring Donations for the Annual Book Sale to Please join us for the Friends of
Veterans Memorial Library the Veterans Memorial Library
Annual Meeting and Program,
The Friends of VML will collect donations for the book sale on the Monday, November 18. The
following dates and times. We will NOT be accepting donations program will highlight the works
for the 2019 sale after September 28, 2019. As a reminder, we of art purchased for VML by the
do NOT accept encyclopedias or magazines. Your donations will help Friends of VML during 2019. De-
make this year's sale a success. Thank you! tails are forthcoming.

Monday, September 23, 2019 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Tuesday, September 24, 2019 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Wednesday, September 25, 2019 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Thursday, September 26, 2019 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Friday, September 27, 2019 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Saturday, September 28, 2019 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.

Classic TV Shows at the Library!








Chippewa River District Library has a great selection of classic TV shows from the 1950s, 1960s and
1970s, as well as more recent. Take a blast to the past by checking out a DVD of Bewitched, The Andy
Griffith Show, The Beverly Hillbillies, and more. If you are into Mid-Century decor, many of these
shows have great sets that were fashionable for the era. Take a walk down memory lane, or create new
memories with these classic TV shows!















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I can borrow e-books





and audiobooks.












What can you do at


your library?



Find out at crdl.org