Beaman Community
Memorial Library
Beaman Library Newsletter
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June
June 12
June 12
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V OL U ME 22 I SSU E 2
J U N E 2013
Inside this issue:
Library open 9-12 a.m.; Crafts at Library 9-10
Beaman Memorial Day weekend events
Memorial Day, Library open 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
(See Insert)
Summer Reading Program Display
Library Board Meeting, 5:30 p.m.
Summer Reading Program Begins
Happy Father’s Day
July
July 4
July 10
July 19
Summer Reading Program Display
Independence Day
Library Board Meeting, 5:30 p.m.
Last day of Summer Reading Program
August 14
August 19
Library Board Meeting, 5:30 p.m.
First Day of School
Donations & Memorial Gifts
1
Summer Reading Program
2
Summer Reading Program
Schedule
2
Summer Reading Program
Pre-Registration Form
2
New Adult Books
3
New Children's Books
3
New DVDs
3
Want to keep your kids
reading through the
summer? Sign them
up for our Summer
Reading Program.
Check out page 2 for
Donations & Memorial Gifts
We have had several people donate books to the library
over the past few months. We thank them for donating
books that can be used in the library or for others.
more information!
Donations of time, talent, or materials are also always appreciated by the staff, board, and library patrons.
If someone wants to put a brick on the walk to the
Beaman Heritage Center, come in and talk to one of the
librarians to get all the information.
If you wish to have a loved one remembered at the library or in the Heritage Center, contact LaVonne at the
library.
Check out our website: http://library.beaman.lib.ia.us/ Something for everyone!
Summer Reading Program Starts June 12th
The 2013 Summer Reading Program is
open to children, preschool through
4th grade, with programs, prize drawings, story times, crafts, and more.
Registration for the Summer Reading
Program begins now. For more infor-
mation, call the library at 366-2912 or
stop by the library.
All programs are free of charge.
T-shirts sizes toddler –adult XL are
available for $5.00 each. They are
burnt orange this year.
Summer Reading Program Schedule
Wednesday, June 12th , 10:45am
“Beneath Our Feet” presentation by
Blank Park Zoo
Wednesday, June 19th, 10am
Wednesday, June 26th, 10am
“Under the Earth”
“Underground Animals” presented by
Cole Anderson
Wednesday July 3rd, 10:00am
Wednesday July 10th, 10am
Wednesday July 17th, 11:00am
“Dig Into the Past”
“Just Dig It”
Picnic & Awards
*Please note various times.
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Pre-Registration Form
(Bring this form to the library by June 3rd)
Name:
Address:
Phone:
Grade (Preschool-4th grade this past year):
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Volume 22 Issue 2
New Adult Books
Some of the new adult fiction books include: Secrets From the Past by Barbara Taylor Bradford; Hope of Spring and Silence of
Winter by Wanda Brunstetter; Daddy’s Gone
a Hunting by Mary Higgins Clark; Six Years
by Harlan Coben; A Cowboy at Heart by
Lori Copeland; Noon at Tiffany’s: an historical, biographical novel by Echo Heron; Taking Eve by Iris Johansen; Whistling in the
Dark by Lesley Kagen; The Kindness of
Strangers by Katrina Kittle; Dangerous Refuge
by Elizabeth Lowell; Starting Now: A Blossom Street Novel by Debbie Macomber; The
Malcontenta by Barry Maitland; Deep Blue,
The Dream, Midnight Sun and Royal’s Bride
by Kat Martin; Killer Honeymoon by G A
McKevett; Whiskey Beach by Nora Roberts;
Message on the Quilt by Stephanie Grace
Whitson and Unintended Consequences by
Stuart Woods.
New adult non-fiction include: World Book
Encyclopedia of People and Places; Family Circle Healthy Home-Style Cooking; Heaven
Changes Everything by Todd Burpo; The 2
Day Diet by Sari Harrar; Life Code by Dr
Phillip McGraw; Nat’l Geographic Picture
Atlas of Our Fifty States; The Snowball: Warren Buffett and the Business of Life by Alice
Schroeder. New Western fiction books
include: Longarm and the Cry of the Wolf by
Tabor Evans.
New Children &
Youth Books
New Juvenile fiction books include: No!
by Marta Altes; Fire Truck is Flashing by
Mandy Archer; Treasure Hunt by Maria
Barbo; Hens Don’t Crow! by A H Benjamin; Berenstain Bears at the Aquarium by
Jan Berenstain; Marley: Firehouse Dog by
Caitlin Birch; Biscuit Plays Ball by Alyssa
Capucilli; The Lost Stars by Hannah Cumming; Mater and the Little Tractors by Chelsea Eberly; Dixie Wins the Race by Grace
Gilman; Happy Go Ducky by Lori Haskins.
New Youth fiction books include: Stallion by Starlight by Mary Pope Osborne;
Wonder Woman: Love and Murder by Jodi
Picoult and The Birthday Party of No Return! by R L Stine.
New Juvenile non-fiction books include:
Signs of Spring by Colleen Dolphin; Superplanes by Paul Harrison; My First Trip to
the Fire Station by Katie Kawa; Mouse’s
Summer Muddle, Owl’s Winter Rescue, Rabbit’s Spring Adventure and Squirrel’s Fall
Search by Anita Loughrey; Magician by
Lisa Regan and Penquins by Kate Riggs.
New DVDs
Twilight Saga: Breaking DawnPart 2
Fun Size
Les Miserables
Red Dawn
Smitty
Rise of the Guardians
Lincoln
Hobbit an Unexpected Journey
Cinnamon
Heaven’s Door
Parental Guidance
Wreck-It Ralph
Argo
Wreck It Ralph
The Impossible
Smitty
Guilt Trip
Beaman Library Newsletter
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B EA M AN C O MMU NI TY
M EM O RI AL L I B RA R Y
223 Main Street
P.O. Box 135
Beaman, IA 50609
Beaman Community Memorial Library
Library Hours
Monday-Friday
Saturday
Sunday
2-6 pm
10 am-Noon
Closed
Phone: 641-366-2912
Fax: 641-366-3141
Email: [email protected]
Website:
http://library.beaman.lib.ia.us
Library Catalog:
https://beaman.follettdestiny.com
Library Staff
Director:
Assistant:
LaVonne Sternhagen
Darla Whitmire
Library Board
Jane Linnenbrink, President
Marianne Neff, Treasurer
Allen Carnes, Secretary pro-tem
Larry Mitchell, Secretary
Helen Kopsa, Vice President
Have a great Summer!
From the Beaman
Library Board & Staff