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9/15/1986
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Board of Commissioners
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' '~ CHARLES A. CANNON MEMORIAL LIBRARY ' ' <br />O KANNAPOLIS BRANCH <br /> A Department of C~barrus Count)' <br /> Kann~polis, NC 98082 <br /> NEWSLETTER JULY AND AUGUST, 19B6 <br /> <br /> CHILDREN'S ROOM ACTIVITIES <br /> <br /> Over 250 children found the library to be the place for fun this <br /> summe~. Children were entertained in July by two storytellers. <br /> Phil Riner, a Kannapolis native, captivated children With his <br /> southern tales and his many voices. Saunie Wood, a resident of <br /> Davidson, delighted children with stories she's collected while <br /> visiting the British Isles. <br /> <br /> A summer of reading and "exercising your mind" came to an end on <br /> August 2 when a crowd of 130 gathered on the library patio'for ice <br /> cream (a treat from the Friends of the Library), a visit from <br /> Scooby Doo, and a karate demonstration. Children received certificates <br /> for participating in the program and a coupon for a McDonald's sundae. <br /> <br /> August ~idn't~slow us~down~:_..Capitalizin~.o~-.~hat~."back to, school".:. <br /> energy andexcitement~,r:.children-were-invited to make school'book-~k .... <br /> marks and read books about teachers, school,.and also brush up on <br /> those homework~kil-l~--~-f, amil¥-~torytime off~cial-ly~.usher~d-in ::: <br /> the school:year on;-Sunday .eveni~g,_August_2~, as we. paid tribute <br /> to those last lazy;days-o~-summer....A-cool breeze made.the~.library:..~ .... ~%- <br /> ~ti0r a comfortable place to spend an hour clapping and toe-tapping <br /> to the folk music of Harry and Sharon Muir. Youngsters as well as <br /> some young-at-heart folks enjoyed sing-a-longs, magic tricks, stories, <br /> and the antics of Skipper the parrot. It was a pleasant ending to <br /> a fun-filled summer. <br /> <br /> Myla Barnhardt exhibited some of our story program ideas at a work- <br /> shop sponsored by the Children's Services section of the State <br /> Library. She came home with lots of ideas and programs to fill our <br /> fall calendar. The children's department is planning a workshop <br /> for daycare employees to orient them to the library and its resources, <br /> a program for latchkey children, and some special activities for <br /> the school-age child, in addition to the preschool story time. <br /> Children came in on the first day of school with homework. Looks <br /> like a busy season! <br /> <br /> COMPUTERS <br /> <br /> The Apple IIc computers should be available for public access within <br /> the week. Two of the computers, along with the printer, will be <br /> placed in the Reference/Nonfiction area and the third computer will <br /> be in the Children's Room. <br /> <br /> <br />
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