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LIBRARY INFORMATION
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| DEPARTMENTS AND LOAN PERIODS | LIBRARY BOARD AND STAFF | SERVICES | LIBRARY FRIENDS |
| PRESCHOOL / KINDERGARTEN STORY HOUR | SUMMER READING PROGRAM | LILI |
| DEPARTMENTS | LOAN PERIODS |
| Easy Fiction and Nonfiction Junior Fiction and Nonfiction Young Adult Fiction and Nonfiction Adult Fiction and Nonfiction Videos Books on Tape Periodicals Reference Story Totes | 2 WEEKS 2 WEEKS 2 WEEKS 3 WEEKS 3 DAYS 2 WEEKS 1 WEEK IN-LIBRARY USE ONLY 1 WEEK |
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| STAFF | BOARD |
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Ethel Vadnais, Director
Rosemary Dixon, Head Clerk Julene Ball, Clerk Julie Park, Clerk |
Betty Day, Chairperson
Betty Walker, Secretary/Treasurer Linda Radford Jenny Soderquist Laurel Dalling Mary Allen |
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Check out what YOUR Hamer Library has for YOU!
The Hamer Library works to build and maintain a collection of materials that will provide the educational, informational and recreational needs for the rural community it serves. The Hamer Public Library is also a member of the Library Consortium of Eastern Idaho (LCEI)
MATERIALS
Books Videos Books On Tape Magazines Story Totes DVD CD
FREE PUBLIC ACCESS INTERNET WITH THE FOLLOWING:
GATES PUBLIC ACCESS COMPUTERS:
Internet Explorer
ENCARTA:
World Atlas, Encyclopedia, Africana, Dictionary, Research
MICROSOFT:
Excel 2000, Word, PowerPoint, Publisher 2000
STREETS & TRIPS
FUN, GAMES, BOOKS FOR KIDS
OTHER SERVICES
Copy Machine, Laminator, Book Binder
Fax Machine - receiving and sending
InterLibrary Loan of Books
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The Friends of the Hamer Library is an auxillary group of the Hamer Library. They have compiled three publications, "Favorite Recipes from Hamer Kitchens", "Welcome to Our Hamer Kitchens" and "Sands of Time, Desert in Bloom", histories of Hamer and surrounding area families. Through memberships and fund-raisers the Friends raise money for special library projects, books and other items.
Books, Books-on-Tape, shelving, videos, computer station, tables, reading, incentives, copiers, supplies, typewriters, bulletin boards, revolving video stand, GBC Image Maker, book binder, chairs, a scanner, Accelerated Reader disks, filing cabinets, easel board set, and matching funds for grants.
MEMBERSHIP DRIVE - Yearly April 1st to March 31st
Membership forms are available at the library. Dues are $5.00 per household, and $10.00 for organizations. Two coupons for free video rentals will be given after membership dues are received.
Contact the Library to join!
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PRESCHOOL/KINDERGARTEN STORY TIME
You can't begin reading aloud too soon! Experts agree that even the youngest baby benefits from being read to frequently. Reading aloud to a preschooler expands their vocabulary, saturates the mind with the way language is used, helps to develop listening skills, and teaches a child to think. Contact the libraary for dates and time.
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Want to help your children keep busy and strengthen their reading skills? Children who don't read over the summer months when school is out are often at risk of losing some of their reading skills. Summer reading programs offer social interaction, programs, books and incentives to read for children of all ages. Children who read as few as six books over the summer are likely to keep or increase their reading skills. Contact the library for starting dates and themes.
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LiLI (Libraries Linking Idaho)
Direct access to thousands of full-text magazine and newspaper articles from the library or your home on LiLI (http://www.lili.org/)!
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Take an online tour of the library. Includes pictures of the adult section, juvenile section, audio cassettes, videos and computers
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