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Officers
Paula McAdams, President
Chris Collier, Secretary
Jane Yochum, Treasurer
Our next meeting will be Tuesday,
May 20, 4:00 p.m. in the Friends
Meeting Room.
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Volunteers Needed:
Contact Chris Collier, Volunteer Coordinator
936-7113
ccollier@embarqmail.com
Volunteer
opportunities available at the library:
Shelf reading
Cutting, pasting, and assembling items, Data entry, Dusting shelves and cleaning
books, Providing baked goods, Helping with the children's and young adult
activities
"A friend is one of the nicest
things you can have, and one of the best things you can be." -
Douglas Pagels
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Adult volunteers are
needed to shelf read at the Plymouth Public Library.
Come by yourself or with a friend to perform this
valuable community service.
Contact Susan Mitchell at 936-2324
Friends of
the Library FAQ's
What is a
Friend?
The Friends of the Plymouth Public Library (PPL) is
a nonprofit organization whose members work to
support one of Plymouth's finest resources, the
public library, through fundraising and advocacy.
Who can join friends?
Anyone can belong to the Friends of the Library, especially those who love
reading and want others to have the benefits of
using a library.
What are the
goals of the Friends?
Fundraising for the library through a variety of means: book sales,
bake sales and our wagon and wheelchair rental booth at the Blueberry
Festival, are just a few. We provide money to purchase items needed in the
library that are not provided for in the library budget. We
provide financing for over 500 children to participate in the Summer Reading
Program.
How can I join the Friends of the Library?
Fill out a membership form, available at any circulation desk.
When do we meet?
We meet every other month on the third Monday at 4:30 p.m.
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Centennial
Commemorative Cookbook
 To celebrate
our 100th anniversary
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the
Friends of the
Library are putting together a commemorative
cookbook.
Share your favorite old-time
family recipe and have it published in our cook
book! Forms are available at the circulation
desks and online by following this
link.
Recipes must be turned in by August 1st.
Cookbooks will be available in November, just in
time for Thanksgiving.
Meeting Room Reservations
A
service, provided by the Friends, enables qualified
groups to reserve our public meeting rooms online.
This user-friendly program is available 24/7 on the
library website. This service may also be accessed
by clicking
here
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Friends Book Sale
Look for the Friends of the Library cart close to the main
circulation desk at the Center Street entrance. There are books, CD's, videos and
books-on-tape available for purchase at all times.
Books, cassette tapes, CD's, computer software, etc., in
good, resale condition, are welcome for donation, taken at the library, during library
hours.
We do not accept magazines.
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