Computer Upgrades
The Library System's main servers need to be
upgraded. In order to complete this project
the online catalog will not be available for
three days in December the 7th ,8th, and 9th.
The Library will remain open these three days.
The public computers will be available to use,
books and movies can be checked-out, holds can be
picked up, programming will be held as usual.
If you know you need a specific item early in
December please place your order in mid to late
November. If you have any concerns please speak to
a librarian. We will do everything we can to ensure
that you receive your items in a timely manner.
Campbellsport Public Library
220 North Helena Street
P.O. Box 405
Campbellsport, WI 53010
(920) 533 - 8534
Fax (920) 533 - 8712
[email protected]
October - April
Monday 9 am - 8 pm
Tuesday & Wednesday 9 am - 6 pm
Thursday Closed
Friday 9 am - 6 pm
Saturday 9 am - 12 pm
Open 24/7 at
www.campbellsportlibrary.org
Tweens and Teens
Card Challenge
Kids are invited to the Library on
November, 22 at 4 pm
to play card games
~ Skip-bo, Rage and Monopoly Deal ~
and to eat junk food.
Registration is not required.
The fun will end around 5:30 pm.
Election Day Bake Sale - Tuesday, November 2nd - 7 am to 8 pm
The funds earned from the Election Day bake sale will be
used to help fund the Summer Reading program. This
annual program entertains and encourages people young
and old to spend their extra time reading during the lazy
days of summer. Children, teens and adults record the
time they spend reading in exchange for a chance to win a
prize or in the case of the younger children to pick a
prize.
The staff members start planning for this seven week program in December. During this month we need to place
our order for preprinted advertising and incentive items.
Since approximately 300 people typically participate in
just the reading for prizes portion of this program this
purchase price is significant.
Throughout the summer reading program we also hold at
least 16 programs that are geared to entertain children,
families or just adults. Some of the programs are lead by
our staff members, some by community volunteers and
others by paid professional performers. Even if a program is being put on by us or a volunteer we usually
need to purchase bits and pieces so we can play games or
make a craft. During the summer of 2010, a total of 772
people attended our events.
Will you help us make the summer reading program of
2011 a success? Please drop off ready for sale wrapped
baked goods at the Library on Monday, November 6th
between 9 and 8 pm or early in the morning on Tuesday.
Pricing will be done by volunteers. If you are able to
donate baked goods please stop by the Library, call
533-8534 or email [email protected]
to let us know that we can count on your support. If you
have any questions please don’t hesitate to ask.
A Show & A Chat
After School Movie
Monday, November 29 @ 5:30
Wednesday, November 3 @ 4 pm
Charlie St. Cloud
TOY STORY 3
Charlie St. Cloud is a young man overcome by
grief at the death of his younger brother. So much so
that he takes a job as a caretaker of the cemetery in
which his brother is buried. Charlie has a special
lasting bond with his brother though, as he can still see
him. Charlie meets up with his brother each night to
play catch and talk. Then, a girl comes into Charlie’s
life and he must choose between keeping a promise he
made to Same or going after the girl he loves.
Toy Story 3 welcomes back Woody, Buzz and the
whole gang back to the big screen as Andy prepares
to depart for college and his loyal toys find themselves in ... daycare! These untamed tots with their
sticky little fingers do not play nice, so it’s all for
one and one for all as plans for the Great Escape get
underway. A few new faces join the adventure,
including Barbie's counterpart Ken, a thespian
hedgehog, and a pink strawberry-scented
teddy bear called Lots-o-Huggin Bear.
Free popcorn will be handed out.
Feel free to bring your own beverage.
This program is free and registration is not required.
This film is rated “PG - 13” but anyone under the age
of 17 will need to be accompanied by an adult.
Free popcorn will be handed out!
This program is free, registration is not required.
This film is rated “G” but anyone under the age of 9
will need to be accompanied by someone older.
Campbellsport Public Library
NOVEMBER 2010
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Library Board
Meeting 6 pm
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The Library will be
open 7 am to 8 pm
FOOD9FOR FINES
From November 1st through the 20th the Library
will be collecting food in exchange for paying off fines.
One item will be exchanged for $1 in fines.
Some exceptions will apply.
What we collect will be donated to the
Campbellsport Food Pantry.
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A Show & A Chat
5:30 pm
Free Showing of
Charlie St. Cloud
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You are invited to join us at the
Library on Friday,
November 5 @ 6:15
for a hands on multicultural
drum, song and dance program.
“Rather than a typical musical performance
Wild, Wild, West
Story Hour 10:30 am
Howdy Partner!
Create and take home
your very own cowboy hat.
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where people sit back to be entertained,
her programs are truly "hands-on"
experiences for children as they dance,
sing along and use a variety of rhythm
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instruments. The audience participation
adds spontaneity and makes each program
different.” - Sandy Kallunki, Children’s
Librarian, Brown County Library
This program is free.
Registration is not required.
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What are you thankful for?
Celebrate Thanksgiving with us.
Rhythms & Tunes with Ms Taku
Blood Drive
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Happy Thanksgiving
Story Hour 10:30 am
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We’re learning about the different
parts of the body with stories,
a fun game and a craft.
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Sat
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Free Showing of Toy Story 3 @ 4 pm
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Fri
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We are playing musical lily pads
and making a craft.
Book Club meets
at 1 pm to discuss
The Shack by
William P. Young
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Thu
Ribbit! Ribbit!
Story Hour 10:30 am
Election Day
Bake Sale
These meeting are
open to the public.
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Library is closed Thursday the 26 through
Saturday the 27th for Thanksgiving.
Have a wonderful day with your loved ones.
The Library Board Members voted to spent some of the proceeds from the annual used book sale to
purchase new children’s holiday books. During the holiday season a variety of holiday themed books
will be on display so anyone with a valid library card can bring the books home to enjoy their stories.
If you have a favorite holiday book that we don’t own, please give your suggestion to any library
employee so we can consider adding that book to our collection. Happy Holidays!