CALLING ALL KNITTERS & CROCHETERS! We're planning a "YARN CRAFTERS"show & we'd love to display some
of YOUR hand-made items!
The show will take place on:
FRI, FEB 24 from 10:00-5:00pm SAT, FEB 25 from 10:00-2:00pm You may bring in items for display beginning on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13TH. PLEASE PIN YOUR NAME TO EVERY ITEM SO THAT ITEMS CAN BE RETURNED TO YOU
6:30pmFRANCE FOR ADULTS
FRANCE FOR ADULTSpresented by: Kathy Mattern6 sessions to explore the language & people of France#1: Greetings & SalutationsWed, Feb 1 6:30pm
#2: Do they really eat snails?Wed, Feb 8 6:30pm
#3: Welcome to Monsieur Sarkozy’s neighborhood Tues, Feb 21 6:30pm
#4: George Washington didn’t sleep here, maybe Ben Franklin? Tues, Feb 28 6:30pm
#5: Made in France—not China!Tues, Mar 6 6:30pm
#6: French in our back yardTues, Mar 13 6:30pm
Each session will have some language, useful phrases and also include a cultural component. Feel free to attend one session or any number of sessions.
[Kathy taught French for many years at high school & college levels. She has
also visited & taken tours to Francenumerous times]
March 27, 20123:30pmPAT SCHMATZ - BLUEFISH
Join us for a special program with author PAT SCHMATZ! TUES, MARCH 27 3:30pmShe will be doing a reading from her
acclaimed book “BLUEFISH”. Discussion
and questions to follow. All ages are
welcome!
February 28, 2012MILWAUKEE BUCKS - READ TO ACHIEVE PROGRAM
The Weyauwega Public library invites all children in 3rd – 10th grade to participate in the Milwaukee Bucks “Read to Achieve” program. Readers will keep track of the number of pages they read now through February 28. If they read 500 pages, they can get a free ticket to a Milwaukee Bucks game! The deadline for reporting your final score is February 28, 2012. Stop in now to get your starting packet and read to achieve!
Child Development Days
SCHOOL DISTRICT OF WEYAUWEGA-FREMONT
WILL BE SCREENING CHILDREN
2 - 4 ½ YEARS OLD
This screening is essential to enroll in
4 year old Kindergarten!
CHILD DEVELOPMENT DAYSJANUARY 30, 2012 1:00pm-5:00pm
JANUARY 31, 2012 8:00am-12:00pm
Held at the Main Street Building
310 E. Ann Street, Weyauwega
(Old Middle School, Gymnasium)
**SNOW DATE: Februay 2 and/or 3, 2012
PLEASE CONTACT TO REGISTER:
Jill Hughes, Pupil Service Secretary
(920) 867-8821
BLOOD SUGAR / BLOOD PRESSURE CLINIC
F R E E F R E E F R E E BLOOD SUGAR & BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENINGS(this is a non-fasting blood sugar screening)
Fri, FEB 3 at 1:00pm
Also at this session: ESTATE PLANNING
with JERRY TIFFANY from Tiffany Complete Estate Planning (Clinics will be held on the first Friday of the month at 1:00pm unless otherwise posted.) @ Weyauwega Public Library
Screenings courtesy of: Weyauwega Health Care Center
1:00pmMEXICAN TRAIN DOMINOES
JOIN US FOR MEXICAN TRAIN DOMINOES
Thursdays at
1:00 PM
Wednesdays CHILDREN'S PROGRAMS
B A B Y G A R T E NR H Y M E T I M E S T O R Y T I M E 11:00AM 11:00AM 11:00AM FEB 1 & 8 FEB 15 JAN 25[Lynn Marcks program] FEB 22 Babygarten - Ages up to 2 yrs - Music, finger plays, and rhymes. Rhyme Time - 3 - 5 yrs old - Learn nursery rhymes through drama, crafts & music. Story Time - All ages - Read a few books & do a related craft or activity.
**Children need to be accompanied by an adult during the program. Programs last approximately 45 minutes. Come and join the fun!
2011-2012 Children's Programming Schedules
B A B Y G A R T E N - 11:00am(1st & 2nd Wed) Sharing rhymes, songs, finger plays, bounces & books. Sessions conclude with free play period. (up to 2 years old) OCTOBER5 & 12 NOVEMBER 2 & 9
DECEMBER 7 & 14
JANUARY 4 & 11
FEBRUARY 1 & 8
MARCH 7 & 14
APRIL 4 & 11 R H Y M E T I M E - 11:00am(3rd Wed) - Includes the development of nursery rhymes through crafts,
movement, music, drama and rhyme. (3 - 5 yrs old) OCTOBER 19
NOVEMBER 16
DECEMBER 21
JANUARY 18
FEBRUARY 15
MARCH 21
APRIL 18
S T O R Y T I M E - 11:00am (4th & 5th Wed) - We will be reading books, doing crafts and having
lots of fun. (all ages) OCTOBER 26
NOVEMBER 23 & 30
DECEMBER 28
JANUARY 25
FEBRUARY 22 & 29
MARCH 28
APRIL 25
**Children need to be accompanied by an adult during the program. Any caregivers, parents, grandparents, and siblings are welcome to come. Programs last approximately 40 minutes
There will be no formal registration for these programs. You can stop in to pick up a hard copy of this schedule at the front desk. Also, you can obtain more information by calling us at (920) 867-3742. Also, check our website [wegalibrary.org] or our facebook page for updates.
February 29, 20126:30pmPAGE TURNERS BOOK GROUP
The next Page Turners evening book group meeting will be WED, FEB 29at 6:30pm. This month we are reading the book TWO FOR THE DOUGH by Janet Evanovich Extra copies of this book will be available at the circulation desk.
The Page Turners Book Group is a group that meets once a month in the evening to discuss the book they have just finished. All adults are welcome to join this group. Please ask for more information at the desk if you are interested in participating.
CHESS
Join us for CHESS on Wednesdays
4:00pm
all ages
OWLS TOP 10
1/18/12
Top 10 Books1 Explosive Eighteen Evanovich, Janet 2 Kill Alex Cross Patterson, James
3 “V” is for Vengeance Grafton, Sue
4 Private: #1 Suspect Patterson, James
5 Killing Lincoln O’Reilly, Bill
6 Steve Jobs Isaacson, Walter
7 Home Front Hannah, Kristin
8 Guilty Wives Patterson, James
9 Kill Shot Flynn, Vince
10 Lone Wolf Picoult, Jodi
Top 10 DVDs1 The Help 2 Moneyball
3 Friends with Benefits
4 Crazy, Stupid Love
5 Hangover Part II
6 Water for Elephants
7 Bridesmaids
8 Cowboys and Aliens
9 Horrible Bosses
10 Midnight in Paris
HOURS
YES WE ARE NOW OPEN ON SATURDAYS !!
9:30-3:00PM
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WIRELESS INTERNET NOW AVAILABLE
We now have wireless internet for your laptop computer.
eResources @ Your Library
Check out these online resources available from your library. Or Visit InfoSoup eResources for additional information. All subscription resources accept TumbleBooks will require a valid library card number and PIN to access from outside the library. Ancestry is available only from inside the library.
KNITTING & CROCHET SHOW
CALLING ALL KNITTERS & CROCHETERS!

We're planning a "YARN CRAFTERS"show & we'd love to display some
of YOUR hand-made items!
The show will take place on:
FRI, FEB 24 from 10:00-5:00pm SAT, FEB 25 from 10:00-2:00pm You may bring in items for display beginning on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13TH.
PLEASE PIN YOUR NAME TO EVERY ITEM SO THAT ITEMS CAN BE RETURNED TO YOU
6:30pmFRANCE FOR ADULTS
FRANCE FOR ADULTSpresented by: Kathy Mattern6 sessions to explore the language & people of France #1: Greetings & Salutations Wed, Feb 1 6:30pm
#2: Do they really eat snails? Wed, Feb 8 6:30pm
#3: Welcome to Monsieur Sarkozy’s neighborhood Tues, Feb 21 6:30pm
#4: George Washington didn’t sleep here, maybe Ben Franklin? Tues, Feb 28 6:30pm
#5: Made in France—not China! Tues, Mar 6 6:30pm
#6: French in our back yard Tues, Mar 13 6:30pm
Each session will have some language, useful phrases and also include a cultural component. Feel free to attend one session or any number of sessions.
[Kathy taught French for many years at high school & college levels. She has
also visited & taken tours to Francenumerous times]
March 27, 20123:30pmPAT SCHMATZ - BLUEFISH
Join us for a special program with author PAT SCHMATZ!
TUES, MARCH 27
3:30pmShe will be doing a reading from her
acclaimed book “BLUEFISH”. Discussion
and questions to follow. All ages are
welcome!
February 28, 2012MILWAUKEE BUCKS - READ TO ACHIEVE PROGRAM
The Weyauwega Public library invites all children in 3rd – 10th grade to participate in the Milwaukee Bucks “Read to Achieve” program. Readers will keep track of the number of pages they read now through February 28. If they read 500 pages, they can get a free ticket to a Milwaukee Bucks game! The deadline for reporting your final score is February 28, 2012. Stop in now to get your starting packet and read to achieve!
Child Development Days
SCHOOL DISTRICT OF WEYAUWEGA-FREMONT
WILL BE SCREENING CHILDREN
2 - 4 ½ YEARS OLD
This screening is essential to enroll in
4 year old Kindergarten!
CHILD DEVELOPMENT DAYS JANUARY 30, 2012 1:00pm-5:00pm
JANUARY 31, 2012 8:00am-12:00pm
Held at the Main Street Building
310 E. Ann Street, Weyauwega
(Old Middle School, Gymnasium)
**SNOW DATE: Februay 2 and/or 3, 2012
PLEASE CONTACT TO REGISTER:
Jill Hughes, Pupil Service Secretary
(920) 867-8821
BLOOD SUGAR / BLOOD PRESSURE CLINIC
F R E E F R E E F R E E
BLOOD SUGAR & BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENINGS(this is a non-fasting blood sugar screening)
Fri, FEB 3 at 1:00pm
Also at this session: ESTATE PLANNING
with JERRY TIFFANY from Tiffany Complete Estate Planning
(Clinics will be held on the first Friday of the month at 1:00pm unless otherwise posted.) @ Weyauwega Public Library
Screenings courtesy of:
Weyauwega Health Care Center
1:00pmMEXICAN TRAIN DOMINOES
JOIN US FOR MEXICAN TRAIN DOMINOES
Thursdays at
1:00 PM
Wednesdays CHILDREN'S PROGRAMS
B A B Y G A R T E N R H Y M E T I M E S T O R Y T I M E
11:00AM 11:00AM 11:00AM
FEB 1 & 8 FEB 15 JAN 25 [Lynn Marcks program]
FEB 22
Babygarten - Ages up to 2 yrs - Music, finger plays, and rhymes.
Rhyme Time - 3 - 5 yrs old - Learn nursery rhymes through drama, crafts & music.
Story Time - All ages - Read a few books & do a related craft or activity.
**Children need to be accompanied by an adult during the program. Programs last approximately 45 minutes. Come and join the fun!
2011-2012 Children's Programming Schedules
B A B Y G A R T E N - 11:00am(1st & 2nd Wed) Sharing rhymes, songs, finger plays, bounces & books. Sessions conclude with free play period. (up to 2 years old)
OCTOBER 5 & 12
NOVEMBER 2 & 9
DECEMBER 7 & 14
JANUARY 4 & 11
FEBRUARY 1 & 8
MARCH 7 & 14
APRIL 4 & 11
R H Y M E T I M E - 11:00am(3rd Wed) - Includes the development of nursery rhymes through crafts,
movement, music, drama and rhyme. (3 - 5 yrs old)
OCTOBER 19
NOVEMBER 16
DECEMBER 21
JANUARY 18
FEBRUARY 15
MARCH 21
APRIL 18
S T O R Y T I M E - 11:00am (4th & 5th Wed) - We will be reading books, doing crafts and having
lots of fun. (all ages)
OCTOBER 26
NOVEMBER 23 & 30
DECEMBER 28
JANUARY 25
FEBRUARY 22 & 29
MARCH 28
APRIL 25
**Children need to be accompanied by an adult during the program. Any caregivers, parents, grandparents, and siblings are welcome to come. Programs last approximately 40 minutes
There will be no formal registration for these programs. You can stop in to pick up a hard copy of this schedule at the front desk. Also, you can obtain more information by calling us at (920) 867-3742. Also, check our website [wegalibrary.org] or our facebook page for updates.
February 29, 20126:30pmPAGE TURNERS BOOK GROUP
The next Page Turners evening book group meeting will be WED, FEB 29 at 6:30pm. This month we are reading the book TWO FOR THE DOUGH by Janet Evanovich Extra copies of this book will be available at the circulation desk.
Title: TWO FOR THE DOUGH
Author: Janet Evanovich
The Page Turners Book Group is a group that meets once a month in the evening to discuss the book they have just finished. All adults are welcome to join this group. Please ask for more information at the desk if you are interested in participating.
CHESS
Join us for CHESS on Wednesdays
4:00pm
all ages
OWLS TOP 10
Top 10 Books1 Explosive Eighteen Evanovich, Janet 2 Kill Alex Cross Patterson, James
3 “V” is for Vengeance Grafton, Sue
4 Private: #1 Suspect Patterson, James
5 Killing Lincoln O’Reilly, Bill
6 Steve Jobs Isaacson, Walter
7 Home Front Hannah, Kristin
8 Guilty Wives Patterson, James
9 Kill Shot Flynn, Vince
10 Lone Wolf Picoult, Jodi
Top 10 DVDs 1 The Help 2 Moneyball
3 Friends with Benefits
4 Crazy, Stupid Love
5 Hangover Part II
6 Water for Elephants
7 Bridesmaids
8 Cowboys and Aliens
9 Horrible Bosses
10 Midnight in Paris
HOURS
YES WE ARE NOW OPEN ON SATURDAYS !!
9:30-3:00PM
HOMEWORK HELP OR GENERAL QUESTION?
CLICK HERE>>>>
<<<
AskAway is a real time service provided 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year that is staffed by a consortium of reference librarians throughout the state, nation, and world. Using this service will connect you via chat to a librarian. Wisconsin librarians are among those staffing the service from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday - Thursday; 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday and 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday. During those and all other times, the chat service is also staffed by professionally trained librarians in the U.S. and abroad who are ready, willing and able to help you with your questions.
NOTE: If your question is related to your library account, PIN, fines, or holds & renewals, please contact your local library for assistance instead.
JOB & CAREER RESOURCES
WIRELESS INTERNET NOW AVAILABLE
We now have wireless internet for your laptop computer.

eResources @ Your Library
Check out these online resources available from your library. Or Visit InfoSoup eResources for additional information. All subscription resources accept TumbleBooks will require a valid library card number and PIN to access from outside the library. Ancestry is available only from inside the library.
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