Join us for Tennis on Tuesdays from 4:00-6:00pm. For ages youth to adult. A waiver must be signed before participation. If you are a minor, an adult must sign the waiver. If it rains, the session will be cancelled. Please bring your own racket.
2012 SUMMER LIBRARY PROGRAM
The 2012 SUMMER LIBRARY PROGRAM "DREAM BIG - READ" begins on June 4th. You may come in to register on or after June 4th. Great prizes, wonderful programs, and entertaining performers are planned all summer long!
Here are a few highlights:
June 7 at 6:30pm - ICE CREAM SOCIAL
June 13 at 6:30pm - magician RONDINI
June 22 at 2:00pm - SODA PUPS
July 16 at 2:00pm - LYNN MARCKS & "The Attic Trunk"
July 20 at 2:00pm - INCREDIBLE BATS
Aug 1 at 2:00pm - BLACK LIGHT SHOW
We are offering many programs that you may find interesting such as:
French, Spanish, Reader's Theater, Chess, Tennis, and Stories & Crafts.
Sign up sheets will become available in June for these programs.
FREE books will be given out at the end of the program. Coupons for area businesses will be given out as incentives to reach reading levels.
Stop in for more information.
The next Page Turners evening book group meeting will be WED, May 23at 6:30pm. This month we are reading the book LITTLE HEATHENS by Mildred Armstrong Kalish. If you are interested in this book, please click on the book title or jacket. You will be taken to the correct page on infosoup so you may place a hold. 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.
The next Book Friends meeting will be Monday, May 21 at 10:00 am at the library. We are reading A PAINTED HOUSE by John Grisham. If you are interested in this book, please click on the title or the book jacket above to be taken to the correct page in infosoup. From there, you may place a hold or find out more information.
Book Friends is a group that meets once a month 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. Extra copies of the book are available at the circulation desk.
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, JUNE 1 at 1:00pm
(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
CHESS
Join us for CHESS on Thursdays
4:00pm
ages youth to adult
OWLS TOP 10
4/25/12 Top 10 Books 1 Hunger Games Collins, Suzanne2 Fifty Shades of Grey James, E.L.
Lone Wolf Picoult, Jodi
3 Guilty Wives Patterson, James
4 The Witness Roberts, Nora
5 11th Hour Patterson, James
6 The Innocent Baldacci, David
7 Last Boyfriend Roberts, Nora
8 Letters from Rifka Hesse, Karen
9 Stolen Prey Sandford, John
10 Catching Fire Collins, Suzanne
Top 10 DVDs1 We Bought a Zoo 2 War Horse
3 The Descendents
4 Moneyball
5 Jack and Jill
6 Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close
7 Hop
8 Hugo
9 Tower Heist
10 Alvin & the Chipmunks. Chipwrecked
HOURS
YES WE ARE NOW OPEN ON SATURDAYS !!
9:30-3:00PM
May 19th is the last Saturday that we will be open until fall.
NEW HEARING LOOP
We now have a "hearing loop" at our circulation desk. This equipment allows most people with hearing aids to hear staff more clearly. An LSTA federal grant provided the funding for installation ~ through the Outagamie - Waupaca Library system. So, thanks to OWLS for another great service aid for the public that we are proud to offer.
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 Back in OctBack in OctBack in Oct 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!
JOB & CAREER RESOURCES
Are you looking for a job?
Do you need assistance with writing a resume or cover letter?
Do you want information on continuing your education or financial aid?
Are you a veteran or disabled? [you may be entitled to services you are not aware of]For the answers to these and more questions, pleaseCLICK HERE You will be taken to our online resource area where you can access many services that can help you. Please let us know if you need more assistance with the website. We would be happy to help you.
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.
TENNIS CLUB
Join us for Tennis on Tuesdays from 4:00-6:00pm. For ages youth to adult. A waiver must be signed before participation. If you are a minor, an adult must sign the waiver. If it rains, the session will be cancelled. Please bring your own racket.
2012 SUMMER LIBRARY PROGRAM
The 2012 SUMMER LIBRARY PROGRAM "DREAM BIG - READ" begins on June 4th. You may come in to register on or after June 4th. Great prizes, wonderful programs, and entertaining performers are planned all summer long!
Here are a few highlights:
June 7 at 6:30pm - ICE CREAM SOCIAL
June 13 at 6:30pm - magician RONDINI
June 22 at 2:00pm - SODA PUPS
July 16 at 2:00pm - LYNN MARCKS & "The Attic Trunk"
July 20 at 2:00pm - INCREDIBLE BATS
Aug 1 at 2:00pm - BLACK LIGHT SHOW
We are offering many programs that you may find interesting such as:
French, Spanish, Reader's Theater, Chess, Tennis, and Stories & Crafts.
Sign up sheets will become available in June for these programs.
FREE books will be given out at the end of the program. Coupons for area businesses will be given out as incentives to reach reading levels.
Stop in for more information.
Check out these websites for book recommendations and reviews:
http://read.infosoup.org/kids/ & http://read.infosoup.org/teens/
1:00pmMEXICAN TRAIN DOMINOES
JOIN US FOR MEXICAN TRAIN DOMINOES
Thursdays at
1:00 PM
May 23, 20126:30pmPAGE TURNERS BOOK GROUP
The next Page Turners evening book group meeting will be WED, May 23 at 6:30pm. This month we are reading the book LITTLE HEATHENS by Mildred Armstrong Kalish. If you are interested in this book, please click on the book title or jacket. You will be taken to the correct page on infosoup so you may place a hold. Extra copies of this book will be available at the circulation desk.
Title: LITTLE HEATHENS
Author: Mildred Armstrong Kalish
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.
May 21, 201210:00 AMBOOK FRIENDS
Author: John Grisham
The next Book Friends meeting will be Monday, May 21 at 10:00 am at the library. We are reading A PAINTED HOUSE by John Grisham. If you are interested in this book, please click on the title or the book jacket above to be taken to the correct page in infosoup. From there, you may place a hold or find out more information.
Book Friends is a group that meets once a month 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. Extra copies of the book are available at the circulation desk.
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, JUNE 1 at 1:00pm
(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
CHESS
Join us for CHESS on Thursdays
4:00pm
ages youth to adult
OWLS TOP 10
Top 10 Books 1 Hunger Games Collins, Suzanne 2 Fifty Shades of Grey James, E.L.
Lone Wolf Picoult, Jodi
3 Guilty Wives Patterson, James
4 The Witness Roberts, Nora
5 11th Hour Patterson, James
6 The Innocent Baldacci, David
7 Last Boyfriend Roberts, Nora
8 Letters from Rifka Hesse, Karen
9 Stolen Prey Sandford, John
10 Catching Fire Collins, Suzanne
Top 10 DVDs 1 We Bought a Zoo 2 War Horse
3 The Descendents
4 Moneyball
5 Jack and Jill
6 Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close
7 Hop
8 Hugo
9 Tower Heist
10 Alvin & the Chipmunks. Chipwrecked
HOURS
YES WE ARE NOW OPEN ON SATURDAYS !!
9:30-3:00PM
May 19th is the last Saturday that we will be open until fall.
NEW HEARING LOOP
We now have a "hearing loop" at our circulation desk. This equipment allows most people with hearing aids to hear staff more clearly. An LSTA federal grant provided the funding for installation ~ through the Outagamie - Waupaca Library system. So, thanks to OWLS for another great service aid for the public that we are proud to offer.
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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
Back in Oct Back in Oct Back in Oct
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!
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.
TumbleBooks »
eBooks for eKids! These online animated, talking picture books are fun for the whole family.
OverDrive »
Downloadable Audiobooks to play on your computer or compatible MP3 player.
Mango Languages»
Online Language Learning, includes Spanish, French, German, Italian, Russian, Englsih and More
Genealogy
HeritageQuest »
Ancestry (in-library) »
InfoSoup Local History »
Homework Help »
Includes links to Opposing Viewpoints, Student Resource Center, Biographies &
Literary Criticism.
Learnatest »
An online collection of the most common academic and career practice tests, including GED, SAT, ACT, and much more.
Biographies »
Biographical information on people from throughout history, around the world, and across all subject areas.
Magazines & Newspapers »
Thousands of general interest, academic, health, and business periodicals & newspapers.
Literature »
Includes links to Literature Resource center and LitFINDER.