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FYI:
There will not be a Saturday night movie in June or July, due to
scheduling conflicts.
June-July 2009--Summer Reading
"Be Creative @
Your Library!
Summer
Book Camp (ages 9-12)
July 6-10 from 9 AM to 1 PM
you must register to attend and it is limited to the first 25 children who
register.
Monday--July 6th--Cooking/Nutrition
PARENTS
AS TEACHERS PLAY GROUP
will begin again in Septemeber!
Check
out our new collection of Inspirational Audio Books!
images/CEHesser video.wmv
http://lacygne.podmatic.com
podcast version, requires quicktime
We
are partnering with the La Cygne Historical Society to try to highlight
former La Cygne residents and stories about those who helped make the
town. If you have information or pictures or artifacts, contact the
Historical society or library and let us know. The above files are
ones that we are piloting as a sample of what we would like to do.
CHECK
OUT OUR NEWSLETTERS
February 2009
Newsletter
October 2008 newsletter
Previous newsletters
may newsletter.pdf
pdf/feb2008news.pdf
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MARK
YOUR CALENDAR
Preschool Age(3-5)
Story Hours
June 9th, 16th, 23rd, 30th, July 14 & 21st
10-11 AM or 3 to 4 PM
3rd-7th
grade Activity time
June 10th, 17th, 24th, July 1st, 15th & 22nd
10 to 11 AM
K-2nd
grade (just completed) story hour
June 11th, 18th, 25th July 2nd, 16th & 23rd
10 to 11 AM
Story
Hours on the Road to Linn County Park (2:45 PM) & Linn Valley
Lakes (4:00 PM)
June 11th, 18th, 25th July 2nd, 9th, 16th & 23rd
Computer
Classes
June 15th--6:30 PM--Movie Maker
June 22nd--6:30 PM--Photo Story
June 29th--6:30 PM--Audacity & Podcasting
July 6th-6:30 PM--Open Office programs
July 13th--6:30 PM--Lulu & Google Sketchup
July 20th--6:30 PM--Pandora/Hula and other Web 2.0 tools to us.
Kansas
Humanities Programs
June 25th--Harvey Girls @ 6:30 PM
August 19th--Zora Neale Hurston--Queen of the Harlem Renaissance) @ 6:30
PM
Oct. 19th--Calamity Jane returns to La Cygne @ 6:30
Teens
& Tweens Programs
June 17th--6:30 PM Pizza & Scavenger Hunt
Wii gaming Night --TBA
Kansas
Humanities Program
June 25th @ 6:30 PM
Harvey Girls: It All Started in Topeka
"Preferring the term Harvey girl to waitress, Fred Harvey recruited
single women to work at Harvey Houses along the Santa Fe Railroad line
from Kansas to California. Between the 1880's and the 1950's, more
than 100,000 women, many Kansans, proudly wore the black and white uniform
of the Harvey Company. Find out more about these adventuresome young
women. The program contains slides and handouts. Mickey is an
author and historian who teaches at Kansas State University.
Refreshments will be served.
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