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Book Sale begins Saurday May 18th

The Phoenix Public Library will hold a book sale from Saturday May 18th to Saturday May 25th in the Century Club Room.  Saturday, May 18th - only - the sale will be from 8 AM to 4 PM to coordinate with the village wide garage sale.  Starting Monday, May 20th, the sale will run during regular library hours.  Hardcover books are 2 for $1.00, paperbacks are 6 for $1.00 and we have books on tape, VHS tapes and children's books available for reasonable prices.  Proceeds from the sale benefit the library.  Thank you to all the people who have donated all the books for our sale.

Book Signing Wednesday, May 29th from 6:30 - 8:00 PM by Charity Breckenridge Scholes

The Phoenix Public Library will hold a book signing for local author Charity Scholes who was born Charity Breckenridge in Phoenix, NY in 1961. Writing has always been a passion of hers, having started poetry as a child, journaling as a teen, and now her auto biography.  Her story is one of amazement at what a merciful, loving, forgiving God can do with a life that had been torn to shreds, and then handed to Him in a thousand pieces. Her book is Shattered Dreams - extra-ordinary events in the life of an ordinary woman.  This event is free and open to the public.

Bonnie Burnatowski Publishes First Novel

Mrs. Burnatowski, a regular contributor to the writing workshop held at the library, has published her first novel, Death in Sight.   She has donated a copy to the library that will soon be ready for circulation.  This work is currently available from Amazon for the kindle reader and will soon be available from Barnes and Noble.  We are huge fans of Bonnie's fiction and we are thrilled she is sharing her work with us. 

Events for Adults at the Phoenix Public Library for May and June 2013

Mrs. Sue Lynch, a retired teacher from the Phoenix Central Schools, will facilitate a writing workshop every other Wednesday evening next class is Wednesday, May 15th, 2013 from 6:30 PM to 8 PM at the library.  If you have always wanted to put pen to paper, this is the opportunity to write a story or to tell your family history or to share your poetry or even to tackle the prose for a cookbook.  Please bring your work with you.  Please call the library at 695-4355 to sign up and ask for Noreen Patterson for more information. This is free and open to the public.

The morning reading group will meet Thursday, June 6th  at 11 AM to discuss City of Light by Lauren Belfer.  This event is free and open to the public.

Karen Blumer's Card Making Class will meet on Tuesday, June 18, 2013 at 6:30 PM.   Please see the card display and class theme at the library.  You will  need your regular supplies of scissors, 2-sided tape, embellishments and stamping inks.  Some tools will be available for use.  The class cost is $5.00. 

Melissa Crocetti will present a quilling class  Wednesday, June 5, 2013 from 6:00 PM to 7:45 PM. The project is a Domed Greeting Card and is currently on display at the library.  The cost of the class is $5.00 if you have a quilling kit and $20.00 for the kit and the project.  The project includes: the pattern, paper stock and the domed greeting card, plus a greeting sticker for the inside of the card. The kit includes: quilling needle, quilling paper strips, glue, paper quilling technique guide and 2 other patterns & supplies to make additional paper quilled projects.

The Winners of the Christmas Raffles

Thank you to Elizabeth Russell for the donation of a signed copy of Jan Brett's new title, Mossy, with promotional pin and literature to raffle on behalf of the library.  We are pleased to announce - Roulan Crocetti of Pennellville won this wonderful book.  Congratulations!

Thank you to the Bullis Family for the beautiful  handcrafted double pie basket full of wonderful baking items, a gift certificate and seasonal kitchen towels, potholders and bowls.  We are pleased to announce - Evan Fox of Phoenix won this treasure basket.  Congratulations!

We would also like to thank all of our patrons for their generous support in taking part in our raffles.

November 17, 2012 The Phoenix Public Library Building Held a 20 Year "Birthday Celebration"

The 20 year "Birthday Celebration" of the Phoenix Public Library on Saturday, November 17th from 11 AM to 1 PM.  Thank you to all who were able to attend.

The Phoenix Library Presents the Top Ten Readers from The Summer Reading Program!

The Phoenix Public Library is pleased to announce the following Top Ten Readers from the 2012 Summer Reading Program; Sarah Andrews, Haylie Dodge, Isabella Bresett, Rachel Blake, Ryan Andrews, Jeffrey Horner, Evan Fox, Abby Clark, Lincoln Kersey and Ashley Margrey.  These top 10 readers from Phoenix will be eligible to win prizes at the Oswego County Literacy Event to be held on Saturday, September 22, 2012 from 12 PM to 3 PM at Fairgrieve Elementary School in Fulton, NY.  Children are welcome to come dressed as their favorite storybook character. There is a group photograph scheduled to be taken at 2:30 PM.

The library staff would like to congratulate all the participants of the Summer Reading Program along with the the top ten readers and to thank everyone for spending part of your summer engaged with us at the library. 

Thank you!!!

Book It! for the Phoenix Library Summer Reading Program was a great success.  Thank you to all the participants and special thanks go the Elizabeth Russell, Jessica Brown and Brenda Thomas for the special efforts they made to raise donations for our program.  We are looking forward to holding this event again next year!

Book It For the Phoenix Public Library on Saturday, June 16th

Book It! is a 2.5 mile family fun walk to benefit the Phoenix Public Library Summer Reading Programs to be held Saturday, June 16th.  This event is the brain child of Elizabeth (Liz) Russell, a JCB Honor Society member, a longtime  volunteer at the library, and a huge supporter of the Summer Reading Program.  Registration is at 10:30 AM at the library on 34 Elm St in the Village of Phoenix.  There is a minimum donation of $5.00 per participant. The 2.5 mile walk is a loop within the village beginning and ending at the library.  Everyone is welcome.  Come support the library and find out about the Summer Reading Program. Thank you.

Come visit Grandpa Bill

Come visit Grandpa Bill on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at the library.  Bill Balles presents a friendly face for library visitors and he is our best storybook reader!  Please ask him to share his favorite storybook.

 

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