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- Storytime for Three Year Olds Contnues Today
- Tuesday, February 9th - 11:15 A.M. to 11:45 A.M.
Programs for Children WHERE: Fanwood Library - Fanwood Room
 Storytime for 3 yr. olds continues today and
each Tuesday through March 23rd. A parent
must remain in the children's area of the
library during this program. Parents are
welcome in the Story Room, but unfortunately
we are unable to accommodate younger & older
siblings in the program room. Each program
includes a story and a craft or an activity.
No sign-up is required.For more information Call The Childrenīs Department at (908) 322-4377 Presented by Childrenīs Department of the Fanwood Memorial Library>
- Winter Storytime for 4 & 5 Year Olds Continues Today
- Tuesday, February 9th - 10:30 & 1:30 to 11:00 & 2:00
Programs for Children WHERE: Fanwood Library - Fanwood Room
 Storytime for 4 & 5 yr. olds continues today.
Each program includes a story and a craft or
activity. The 10:30 A.M. program is repeated
at 1:30 P.M. A parent must remain in the
children's area of the library during this
program.For more information Call The Childrenīs Department at (908) 322-4377 Presented by Childrenīs Department of the Fanwood Memorial Library>
- A WALK TO BEAUTIFUL
- Wednesday, February 10th - 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Programs For Adults WHERE: Fanwood Library - Adult Department
 The Fanwood Memorial Library is pleased to
present a very special screening of an
important and compelling documentary feature,
A Walk To Beautiful.
At its premiere at the 50th Annual San
Francisco Film Festival in
2007 it won the Audience Choice award and has
continued to garner recognition including a
2009 News EMMY Award for Long Form
Informational programming, the International
Documentary Associations (IDA) Best
Documentary award in 2007 (beating Oscar
nominees Sicko and Taxi to the Dark Side),
and many others.
This compelling and
beautiful film will be shown on Wednesday,
February 10 at 7:00 pm at the Fanwood
Memorial Library. Admission is Free.
Director Mary Olive Smith, who also
co-produced and shot much of the footage in
Ethiopia, will be on hand to answer questions
about the topic of fistula, the making of
this film and more. The film is produced by
New York based Engle Entertainment and more
information on the film and fistula is
available at www.walktobeautiful.com.
"Even death would be better than this. This
is not life," says 25-year old Ayehu. She
lives in a ragged lean-to behind her mothers
house, thrown out by her husband after a
weeklong labor left her with a stillborn
child and an obstetric fistula, a condition
that makes her incontinent. Shunned by
neighbors, unable to work or even live
indoors because of her condition, Ayehu is
one of thousands of women in rural Ethiopia
who suffer from obstetric fistula. Its a
tragically common consequence of obstructed
childbirth in developing where doctors are
scarce and obstetric care is practically
nonexistent. Girls are undernourished and
overworked, married off before puberty.
Pregnant as young as 12 or 13, their bodies
are unable to handle the trauma of
childbirth. This condition, once quite common
all over the globe and still prevalent in
many third world countries, has been
completely eradicated in the US and other
first world countries for more than one
hundred years.
The title of this compassionate documentary
refers to the journey Ayehu and many young
women make on foot and by bus from their
remote villages to the Addis Ababa Fistula
Hospital to have corrective surgery.
Australian husband and wife doctors Reginald
and Catherine Hamlin opened the hospital in
1974 to treat fistula patients free of
charge. Now widowed and elderly, the
remarkable Dr. Catherine Hamlin continues to
oversee the work of the hospitals dedicated
staff.
Walk with these five women from the despair
of their conditions to hope, confidence and
transformation as they undergo treatment and
take control of their lives. DONT MISS a
rare opportunity to see this moving and
inspiring tale.
For more information contact the Fanwood
Memorial Library at 908.322.6400 or visit
online at www.fanwoodlibrary.org.
For more information Call The Library at (908) 322-6400 Presented by Fanwood Memorial Library>
- Nursery Rhyme Time Continues Today
- Wednesday, February 10th - 10:30 or 11 AM to 10:50 or 11:20
Programs for Children WHERE: Fanwood Library - Fanwood Room
 A very special program for children 18-35
months old. Join Camille Sigona for nursery
rhymes, songs and fun. No sign-up required.
Each child is seated on a parent or caring
adult's lap, so that parent and child may
participate together. Weekly through March 24th.For more information Call The Childrenīs Department at (908) 322-4377 Presented by Childrenīs Department of the Fanwood Memorial Library>
- LET LIBRARIES LEAD THE WAY - Be a Part of the Coversation
- Thursday, February 11th - 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM
Programs For Adults WHERE: Park Middle School, 580 Park Avenue, Scotch Plains
Let Libraries Lead the Way - Be a Part of
the Conversation
Public Meeting Announcement:
The Library Boards of Trustees of Fanwood and
Scotch Plains invite the public to hear the
results of our Feasibility Study
investigating the possibility of a Joint
Library initiative. The meeting will be
held at 7:00 PM on Thursday, February 11
in the auditorium at Park Middle School, 580
Park Avenue, Scotch Plains, NJ 07076.
Funding for this study was received through a
SHARE grant from the New Jersey Department of
Community Affairs and allowed the two Boards
to hire professional consultants to study
existing library use and space as well as
determining through focus group meetings the
desired service needs for the future.
Supporting materials may be read on the
project website at:
www.thejointlibrary.org/study.htm
Leslie Burger of Library Development
Solutions will facilitate the evenings
program. Ample time for questions and
comments is scheduled for the evening. The
Trustees urge all local citizens to join them
for an informative session on the role of
libraries in sharing services.For more information Call The Library at (908) 322-6400
- Ukulele Intergenerational Masterclass
- Thursday, February 11th - 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Programs For Adults WHERE: Fanwood Library - Fanwood Room
 The Fanwood Memorial Library is pleased to
present a series of Ukulele Masterclasses
every Thursday evening in February starting
at 7:00.
The class will be conducted by local
residents (and father and daughter team)
Barry and Tessa Mitterhoff.
Tessa is an avid and accomplished ukulele
player and a freshman at Scotch
Plains-Fanwood High School. Barry, her
father, is a world-class musician who spends
much of his time these days playing mandolin
and other stringed instruments with Jorma
Kaukonen and Hot Tuna. When hes not on the
road with this seminal rock band he makes his
home in Scotch Plains and has a busy schedule
teaching and playing with other area groups
and performers.
Mandolin virtuoso Barry Mitterhoff has
developed an international reputation for his
versatility, having adapted the mandolin to
musical styles as diverse as bluegrass,
opera, Jewish Klezmer, Dixieland, old-time,
classical, Brazilian, Italian and
19th-century American duo-style.
A veteran of bluegrass, Klezmer, Celtic,
folk, and rock-influenced bands including
"Tony Trischka and Skyline" and "Bottle
Hill," Barry has toured the Jamband and
Americana scene since 2002 with rock legends
Jorma Kaukonen, and Hot Tuna. He performs
regularly with Margot Leverett and the
Klezmer Mountain Boys, as well as Silk City,
a band he formed with his Skyline bandmates
Danny Weiss and Larry Cohen. He has also
performed with musical greats including Bill
Monroe, Peter Rowan, Bob Weir, and Govt Mule.
Barry appeared at the Metropolitan Opera with
renowned singer Jerry Hadley, played and
recorded with folk-singer Tom Chapin;
appeared at the Smithsonian Institute and
elsewhere with hard-hitting singer,
songwriter and labor activist Hazel Dickens
and performed with innovative "free" music
composer Eugene Chadborn at New York Citys
Knitting Factory. In addition, Barry has
performed at Carnegie Hall, the Library of
Congress, the White House, the Metropolitan
Museum of Art and New Yorks famous Rainbow
Room, and has performed in concert and at
music festivals throughout the U.S., Canada,
Japan, and Europe. He's contributed music to
the score of films such as "You've Got Mail,"
"Mickey Blue Eyes," "The Rookie," and the
Coen Brothers' "Intolerable Cruelty.
He now adds to this impressive resume Ukulele
teacher at the Fanwood Memorial Library. For
more information about this free event,
please contact the library at 908 322-6400.For more information Call The Library at (908) 322-6400 Presented by Friends of the Fanwood Memorial Library>
- Friday Afternoon Craft Jam for Kids Grades K-3 +: Craft and a Story
- Friday, February 12th - 3:45 P.M. to 4:30 P.M.
Programs for Children WHERE: Fanwood Library - Fanwood Room
 Join us to make a craft for Valentine's Day
or President's Day. A parent or caregiver must
remain in the library.
For more information Call The Childrenīs Department at (908) 322-4377 Presented by Childrenīs Department of the Fanwood Memorial Library>
- LOVE LETTERS
- Sunday, February 14th - 1:00 & 5:00 PM
Programs For Adults WHERE: The CHELSEA on North Ave. in Fanwood
 In celebration of Valentines Day, the
Friends of the Fanwood Memorial Library will
host a production of the play Love
Letters by A. R. Gurney.
This fund-raising event to benefit the
FRIENDS of the Library will be held at The
Chelsea on South Ave. in Fanwood.
Originally produced on Broadway and starring
Jason Robards and Colleen Dewhurst, Love
Letters is composed of correspondence
exchanged over a lifetime between two people
who grew up together, went their separate
ways, but continued to share confidences. In
this evocative, touching, and frequently
funny play, what is implied in the letters is
as revealing and meaningful as the words the
actors actually recite.
Fanwood residents and professional actors
Leslie and Ann Minski star in this
production. The husband and wife troupe have
long theater experience and are both involved
locally in many volunteer activities.
There will be 2 performances - at 1:00 &
5:00 PM
Tickets are onsale now at the Fanwood
Memorial Library and the Scotch Plains Public
Library. $15 for Seniors and Friends of both
libraries and $18 for General Admission.
Please note that this play is not suitable
for young children.
For more information Call The Library at (908) 322-6400 Presented by Friends of the Fanwood Memorial Library>
- LIBRARY CLOSED for PRESIDENT'S DAY
- Monday, February 15th
Programs For Adults
 For more information Call The Library at (908) 322-6400
- Storytime for Three Year Olds Contnues Today
- Tuesday, February 16th - 11:15 A.M. to 11:45 A.M.
Programs for Children WHERE: Fanwood Library - Fanwood Room
 Storytime for 3 yr. olds continues today and
each Tuesday through March 23rd. A parent
must remain in the children's area of the
library during this program. Parents are
welcome in the Story Room, but unfortunately
we are unable to accommodate younger & older
siblings in the program room. Each program
includes a story and a craft or an activity.
No sign-up is required.For more information Call The Childrenīs Department at (908) 322-4377 Presented by Childrenīs Department of the Fanwood Memorial Library>
- Winter Storytime for 4 & 5 Year Olds Continues Today
- Tuesday, February 16th - 10:30 & 1:30 to 11:00 & 2:00
Programs for Children WHERE: Fanwood Library - Fanwood Room
 Storytime for 4 & 5 yr. olds continues today.
Each program includes a story and a craft or
activity. The 10:30 A.M. program is repeated
at 1:30 P.M. A parent must remain in the
children's area of the library during this
program.For more information Call The Childrenīs Department at (908) 322-4377 Presented by Childrenīs Department of the Fanwood Memorial Library>
- Nursery Rhyme Time Continues Today
- Wednesday, February 17th - 10:30 or 11A.M. to 10:50 or 11:20
Programs for Children WHERE: Fanwood Library - Fanwood Room
 A very special program for children 18-35
months old. Join Camille Sigona for nursery
rhymes, songs and fun. No sign-up required.
Each child is seated on a parent or caring
adult's lap, so that parent and child may
participate together. Weekly through March
24th. Space is limited. Older and younger
siblings cannot be accommodated in the
program room. Bring your Fanwood Library
Card for priority seating.For more information Call The Childrenīs Department at (908) 322-4377 Presented by Childrenīs Department of the Fanwood Memorial Library>
- Ukulele Intergenerational Masterclass
- Thursday, February 18th - 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Programs For Adults WHERE: Fanwood Library - Fanwood Room
 The Fanwood Memorial Library is pleased to
present a series of Ukulele Masterclasses
every Thursday evening in February starting
at 7:00.
The class will be conducted by local
residents (and father and daughter team)
Barry and Tessa Mitterhoff.
Tessa is an avid and accomplished ukulele
player and a freshman at Scotch
Plains-Fanwood High School. Barry, her
father, is a world-class musician who spends
much of his time these days playing mandolin
and other stringed instruments with Jorma
Kaukonen and Hot Tuna. When hes not on the
road with this seminal rock band he makes his
home in Scotch Plains and has a busy schedule
teaching and playing with other area groups
and performers.
Mandolin virtuoso Barry Mitterhoff has
developed an international reputation for his
versatility, having adapted the mandolin to
musical styles as diverse as bluegrass,
opera, Jewish Klezmer, Dixieland, old-time,
classical, Brazilian, Italian and
19th-century American duo-style.
A veteran of bluegrass, Klezmer, Celtic,
folk, and rock-influenced bands including
"Tony Trischka and Skyline" and "Bottle
Hill," Barry has toured the Jamband and
Americana scene since 2002 with rock legends
Jorma Kaukonen, and Hot Tuna. He performs
regularly with Margot Leverett and the
Klezmer Mountain Boys, as well as Silk City,
a band he formed with his Skyline bandmates
Danny Weiss and Larry Cohen. He has also
performed with musical greats including Bill
Monroe, Peter Rowan, Bob Weir, and Govt Mule.
Barry appeared at the Metropolitan Opera with
renowned singer Jerry Hadley, played and
recorded with folk-singer Tom Chapin;
appeared at the Smithsonian Institute and
elsewhere with hard-hitting singer,
songwriter and labor activist Hazel Dickens
and performed with innovative "free" music
composer Eugene Chadborn at New York Citys
Knitting Factory. In addition, Barry has
performed at Carnegie Hall, the Library of
Congress, the White House, the Metropolitan
Museum of Art and New Yorks famous Rainbow
Room, and has performed in concert and at
music festivals throughout the U.S., Canada,
Japan, and Europe. He's contributed music to
the score of films such as "You've Got Mail,"
"Mickey Blue Eyes," "The Rookie," and the
Coen Brothers' "Intolerable Cruelty.
He now adds to this impressive resume Ukulele
teacher at the Fanwood Memorial Library. For
more information about this free event,
please contact the library at 908 322-6400.For more information Call The Library at (908) 322-6400 Presented by Friends of the Fanwood Memorial Library>
- Snow Sundaes
- Friday, February 19th - 3:45 P.M. to 4:30 P.M.
Programs for Children WHERE: Fanwood Library - Fanwood Room
 Join us for our annual make your own "Snow
Sundae" (all white -- vanilla ice cream with
"add your own" white toppings)event! Sign-up
is required, stop in or call ahead. Space is
somewhat limited, don't forget to sign-up.For more information Call The Childrenīs Department at (908) 322-4377 Presented by Childrenīs Department of the Fanwood Memorial Library>
- Current Events for Everyone
- Monday, February 22nd - 10:30am to 11:30am
Programs For Adults WHERE: Fanwood Library - Adult Department
 Join with Prof. Christopher Gibbs for the -
February discussion: SECURITY AND TERRORISM
in our world today. This open and exciting
discussion group meets monthly at the library. For more information Call The Library at (908) 322-6400 Presented by Friends of the Fanwood Memorial Library>
- Adult Book Discussion Group
- Tuesday, February 23rd - 7:30 pm to 8:30 pm
Adult Book Discussion Group WHERE: Fanwood Library - Adult Department
 This month's selection is DODSWORTH by
Sinclair Lewis. Copies of the book are
available at the circulation desk. Read the
book, join in on the discussionFor more information Call The Library at (908) 322-6400 Presented by Fanwood Memorial Library>
- Adult Book Discussion Group
- Tuesday, February 23rd - 7:30 pm to 8:30 pm
Adult Book Discussion Group WHERE: Fanwood Library - Adult Department
 This month's book is DODSWORTH. For more information Call The Library at (908) 322-6400 Presented by Fanwood Memorial Library>
- Storytime for Three Year Olds Contnues Today
- Tuesday, February 23rd - 11:15 A.M. to 11:45 A.M.
Programs for Children WHERE: Fanwood Library - Fanwood Room
 Storytime for 3 yr. olds continues today and
each Tuesday through March 23rd. A parent
must remain in the children's area of the
library during this program. Parents are
welcome in the Story Room, but unfortunately
we are unable to accommodate younger & older
siblings in the program room. Each program
includes a story and a craft or an activity.
No sign-up is required.For more information Call The Childrenīs Department at (908) 322-4377 Presented by Childrenīs Department of the Fanwood Memorial Library>
- TEENS GAMES & BOOK
- Tuesday, February 23rd - 4:30 pm to 5:30 pm
WHERE: Fanwood Library - Fanwood Room
 Have your read THE HUNGER GAMES???Come to the
library and discuss the book and play our own
version of THE HUNGER GAME. Refreshments and
prizes will be awarded.For more information Call The Library at (908) 322-6400 Presented by FML Teen Group>
- Winter Storytime for 4 & 5 Year Olds Continues Today
- Tuesday, February 23rd - 10:30 & 1:30 to 11:00 & 2:00
Programs for Children WHERE: Fanwood Library - Fanwood Room
 Storytime for 4 & 5 yr. olds continues today.
Each program includes a story and a craft or
activity. The 10:30 A.M. program is repeated
at 1:30 P.M. A parent must remain in the
children's area of the library during this
program.For more information Call The Childrenīs Department at (908) 322-4377 Presented by Childrenīs Department of the Fanwood Memorial Library>
- Nursery Rhyme Time Continues Today
- Wednesday, February 24th - 10:30 or 11 AM to 10:50 or 11:20
Programs for Children WHERE: Fanwood Library - Fanwood Room
 A very special program for children 18-35
months old. Join Camille Sigona for nursery
rhymes, songs and fun. No sign-up required.
Each child is seated on a parent or caring
adult's lap, so that parent and child may
participate together. We begin promptly at
10:30 and repeat the program at 11:00 A.M.
Weekly through March 24th. Space is limited.
Older and younger siblings cannot be
accommodated in the program room. Bring your
Fanwood Library Card for priority seating.
For more information Call The Childrenīs Department at (908) 322-4377 Presented by Childrenīs Department of the Fanwood Memorial Library>
- Ukulele Intergenerational Masterclass
- Thursday, February 25th - 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Programs For Adults WHERE: Fanwood Library - Fanwood Room
 The Fanwood Memorial Library is pleased to
present a series of Ukulele Masterclasses
every Thursday evening in February starting
at 7:00.
The class will be conducted by local
residents (and father and daughter team)
Barry and Tessa Mitterhoff.
Tessa is an avid and accomplished ukulele
player and a freshman at Scotch
Plains-Fanwood High School. Barry, her
father, is a world-class musician who spends
much of his time these days playing mandolin
and other stringed instruments with Jorma
Kaukonen and Hot Tuna. When hes not on the
road with this seminal rock band he makes his
home in Scotch Plains and has a busy schedule
teaching and playing with other area groups
and performers.
Mandolin virtuoso Barry Mitterhoff has
developed an international reputation for his
versatility, having adapted the mandolin to
musical styles as diverse as bluegrass,
opera, Jewish Klezmer, Dixieland, old-time,
classical, Brazilian, Italian and
19th-century American duo-style.
A veteran of bluegrass, Klezmer, Celtic,
folk, and rock-influenced bands including
"Tony Trischka and Skyline" and "Bottle
Hill," Barry has toured the Jamband and
Americana scene since 2002 with rock legends
Jorma Kaukonen, and Hot Tuna. He performs
regularly with Margot Leverett and the
Klezmer Mountain Boys, as well as Silk City,
a band he formed with his Skyline bandmates
Danny Weiss and Larry Cohen. He has also
performed with musical greats including Bill
Monroe, Peter Rowan, Bob Weir, and Govt Mule.
Barry appeared at the Metropolitan Opera with
renowned singer Jerry Hadley, played and
recorded with folk-singer Tom Chapin;
appeared at the Smithsonian Institute and
elsewhere with hard-hitting singer,
songwriter and labor activist Hazel Dickens
and performed with innovative "free" music
composer Eugene Chadborn at New York Citys
Knitting Factory. In addition, Barry has
performed at Carnegie Hall, the Library of
Congress, the White House, the Metropolitan
Museum of Art and New Yorks famous Rainbow
Room, and has performed in concert and at
music festivals throughout the U.S., Canada,
Japan, and Europe. He's contributed music to
the score of films such as "You've Got Mail,"
"Mickey Blue Eyes," "The Rookie," and the
Coen Brothers' "Intolerable Cruelty.
He now adds to this impressive resume Ukulele
teacher at the Fanwood Memorial Library. For
more information about this free event,
please contact the library at 908 322-6400.For more information Call The Library at (908) 322-6400 Presented by Friends of the Fanwood Memorial Library>
- REBEL Midwinter Celebration for Grades K-3
- Friday, February 26th - 3:30 P.M. to 4:30 P.M.
Programs for Children WHERE: Fanwood Library - Fanwood Room
 Learn the benefits of not smoking through
crafts, games, and other activities. Call or
stop in to sign-up. Prior registration is
required. Space is limited. A parent or
caring adult must remain in the Library
during this program. This program is a
project of the Scotch Plains-Fanwood High
School REBEL students.For more information Call The Childrenīs Department at (908) 322-4377 Presented by Childrenīs Department of the Fanwood Memorial Library>
- A Special Program for Beginning Readers
- Saturday, February 27th - 2:00 P.M. to 3:00 P.M.
Programs for Children WHERE: Fanwood Library - Fanwood Room
 If you are just learning to read, and would
like to try reading aloud to a patient
listener, sign-up for this special program.
One or possibly two friendly dogs and their
owners will be on hand this Saturday
afternoon to listen to you read. You must
call the Children's Department and sign-up
for a five minute time slot to read to your
new friend. Bring your favorite story, or
try out a library book with your listening
pooch. Dogs and their owners are volunteers
from St. Hubert's Paws for People.For more information Call The Childrenīs Department at (908) 322-4377 Presented by Friends of the Fanwood Memorial Library>
- FAMILY STORYTIME TONIGHT
- Monday, March 1st - 7:00 P.M. to 7:30 P.M.
Programs for Children WHERE: Fanwood Library - Fanwood Room
 Come enjoy a variety of stories as a family
this evening. Tonight we will celebrate READ
ACROSS AMERICA. Children 4 years and younger
should be seated with an adult. Come early to
browse and check out books. This Storytime is
always held the first Monday of the month,
and stories are selected based on the age of
the participants.For more information Call The Childrenīs Department at (908) 322-4377 Presented by Childrenīs Department of the Fanwood Memorial Library>
- Storytime for Three Year Olds Contnues Today
- Tuesday, March 2nd - 11:15 A.M. to 11:45 A.M.
Programs for Children WHERE: Fanwood Library - Fanwood Room
 Storytime for 3 yr. olds continues today and
each Tuesday through March 23rd. A parent
must remain in the children's area of the
library during this program. Parents are
welcome in the Story Room, but unfortunately
we are unable to accommodate younger & older
siblings in the program room. Each program
includes a story and a craft or an activity.
No sign-up is required.For more information Call The Childrenīs Department at (908) 322-4377 Presented by Childrenīs Department of the Fanwood Memorial Library>
- Winter Storytime for 4 & 5 Year Olds Continues Today
- Tuesday, March 2nd - 10:30 & 1:30 to 11:00 & 2:00
Programs for Children WHERE: Fanwood Library - Fanwood Room
 Storytime for 4 & 5 yr. olds continues today.
Each program includes a story and a craft or
activity. The 10:30 A.M. program is repeated
at 1:30 P.M. A parent must remain in the
children's area of the library during this
program.For more information Call The Childrenīs Department at (908) 322-4377 Presented by Childrenīs Department of the Fanwood Memorial Library>
- Nursery Rhyme Time Continues Today
- Wednesday, March 3rd - 10:30 A.M.or 11 to 10:50 or 11:20
Programs for Children WHERE: Fanwood Library - Fanwood Room
 A very special program for children 18-35
months old. Join Camille Sigona for nursery
rhymes, songs and fun. No sign-up required.
Each child is seated on a parent or caring
adult's lap, so that parent and child may
participate together. Weekly through March
24th. This program begins promptly at 10:30,
and is repeated at 11 A.M. Seating is limited. For more information Call The Childrenīs Department at (908) 322-4377 Presented by Childrenīs Department of the Fanwood Memorial Library>
- FRIENDS of the LIBRARY MEETING
- Thursday, March 4th - 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM
Programs For Adults WHERE: Fanwood Library - Adult Department
 Get involved at your library by joining the
Friends of Library. Their invaluable support
is what helps to make the library all the
things it can be. A variety of activities
are undertaken to support the library and the
Friends need YOU! Come out to see what's
going on and get involved with the Friends of
the Fanwood Memorial Library!!For more information Call The Library at (908) 322-6400 Presented by Friends of the Fanwood Memorial Library>
- Library Board of Trustees Monthly Meeting
- Monday, March 8th - 7:30 PM to 9:00 PM
Programs For Adults WHERE: Fanwood Library - Adult Department
 The Monthly Fanwood Memorial Library Board of
Trustee Meeting is open to the Public. All
are urged to attend.For more information Call The Library at (908) 322-6400 Presented by Fanwood Memorial Library>
- Storytime for Three Year Olds Contnues Today
- Tuesday, March 9th - 11:15 A.M. to 11:45 A.M.
Programs for Children WHERE: Fanwood Library - Fanwood Room
 Storytime for 3 yr. olds continues today and
each Tuesday through March 23rd. A parent
must remain in the children's area of the
library during this program. Parents are
welcome in the Story Room, but unfortunately
we are unable to accommodate younger & older
siblings in the program room. Each program
includes a story and a craft or an activity.
No sign-up is required.For more information Call The Childrenīs Department at (908) 322-4377 Presented by Childrenīs Department of the Fanwood Memorial Library>
- Winter Storytime for 4 & 5 Year Olds Continues Today
- Tuesday, March 9th - 10:30 & 1:30 to 11:00 & 2:00
Programs for Children WHERE: Fanwood Library - Fanwood Room
 Storytime for 4 & 5 yr. olds continues today.
Each program includes a story and a craft or
activity. The 10:30 A.M. program is repeated
at 1:30 P.M. A parent must remain in the
children's area of the library during this
program.For more information Call The Childrenīs Department at (908) 322-4377 Presented by Childrenīs Department of the Fanwood Memorial Library>
- Nursery Rhyme Time Continues Today
- Wednesday, March 10th - 10:30 A.M. & 11 to 10:50 & 11:20
Programs for Children WHERE: Fanwood Library - Fanwood Room
 A very special program for children 18-35
months old. Join Camille Sigona for nursery
rhymes, songs and fun. No sign-up required.
Each child is seated on a parent or caring
adult's lap, so that parent and child may
participate together. Weekly through March
24th. This program begins promptly at 10:30
and is repeated at 11 A.M. Seating is
limited. Come early to read with your child,
feed Fireball, and enjoy the children's area
of the library.For more information Call The Childrenīs Department at (908) 322-4377 Presented by Childrenīs Department of the Fanwood Memorial Library>
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