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We are here for YOU
... please call with questions and
comments,
... or just to get acquainted.
Telephone: 802-348-7488
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ACCESS WORLD LINK
READ NEWSPAPERS ON-LINE FREE!
Sign in using your DFL library card number at
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For search links & info
on the interlibrary system, go to:
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(Left to right) Cindy Hubert,
Carol Lucas (secretary), Louise Severance (chair),
Marshall Brooks, and Charles Wheeler
(treasurer/vice-chair).
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COME TO THE LIBRARY!
Browse our stacks of books, periodicals,
videos, audiobooks and CDs. See our current Art Show.
Use one of the 5 computers the library has available for public use.
Take advantage of our Wi-Fi to use your own laptop
or other personal hardware.
USE OUR COPIER (photo at right)
to make affordable COLOR COPIES.
A contribution of 25 cents per copy is
requested to offset our expense for paper and ink and keep this
valuable service available to the public.
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There are tables and comfy seating for
working or reading. Conversation is welcome in the front
room, which includes the children's area. Quiet study
space is available in the back room. For more information
about what’s here and how to use it, go to: OFFERINGS.
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Community Room
GALLERY WALL EXHIBIT
Artists interested in exhibiting at the
Library,
please call-- John Flores, 348-7488
Visit the
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is available for public meetings
sponsored by civic, educational, and other non-profit entities.
DOWNLOADS: (Choose document and click on preferred format)
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Regular monthly meeting
in the DFL Community Room
*Every Day, 24 hours/day, 7 days/week
Click on “ACCESS WORLD LINK” below
and use your DFL library card number to
sign in from any computer on line:
*Wednesday, February 24, 6:00 pm
The Tender Bar is
the story of a young man who grows up in a riotously dysfunctional
family from Long Island. The book pays homage to the culture of the
local pub. That's where young J.R. seeks out the companionship of male
role models in place of his absent father, where he receives an
education that has served him well in his career and where, inevitably,
he looks for love, bemoans its absence and mourns its loss.
Copies availble at the library.
Come join the discussion! Free and open to the public
The Tender Bar
by J.R.
Moehringer
*Wednesday, February 10, 9:30 am
Join the Friends of the Library!
Storytimes are free, open to the public, and
feature a different theme and craft activity each Wednesday.
*Wednesdays, Jan. 13 - March 24, 10:30 am
*Wednesday, February 10, 7:00 pm
In the DFL Community Room
Open to the public
*Friday, February 26, 6:30 pm
*Tuesday, February 23, 6:00 pm
*Wednesday, February 24, 10:30 am
*Monday, February 22, 7:00 pm
Star Wars V:
The Empire
Strikes Back
Free and Open to the Public Rated PG
129 min
Door Prizes
and
Popcorn!
Free and open to the public. Rated PG
75 min.
Bedtime Stories!
Don your pajamas and load up the car because the
Dover Library is hosting bedtime stories for children ages 4-8 complete
with milk and cookies.
Story Time
Come listen to some award winning stories. This
story hour and craft time is for children between the ages of 3-10.
Children under 8 must be accompanied by an adult.
Board Game Tournament
Don’t be bored at home this winter break,
be board at the library. Pizza will be served at 6pm followed by a
round robin of old and new (but slightly modified) board games (example:
checkers, monopoly, trivial pursuit, etc). Awards ceremony will
follow. This program is designed for participants ages ages 8 to adult.
Registration is required, space is limited. Please call or
come by the library to sign up. 348-7488
Scroll down this column to view information about
up-coming events.
*Monday, February 15, 6:30 pm
American Madness 1932, directed by Frank Capra
starring Walter Huston and Pat O’Brien
Bank President, Tom Dickson, has had the bank,
its employees and its clients in his best interest. They, in turn, are
fiercely loyal to Tom and the bank. But Tom is accused of being
reckless and overly liberal in approving loans. Tom believes he is
doing what is needed to get out of the depression. A bank employee,
Matt, is implicated in a robbery at the bank. Although Matt does not
know who committed the robbery, he is reluctant to defend himself if
only to protect Tom and others.
Daily Library Needs ~
re-shelve books; weed out old books; cover damaged books; update list
of overdue book notices.
Children's Library ~
read stories to pre-school children during Story Hour,(Wednesdays 10:
30-11:30 am); provide after-school tutoring.
Ongoing Book Sale ~
sort book donations and restock shelves in library foyer with fresh
titles for sale.
Library Garden (seasonal)
~ put in new plantings during the spring & early summer; set up
displays such as the
Alphabet Garden; assist with the three
W's - Weed, Water & Watch - during the summer; and put the garden
to bed in the fall.
Fundraising / SPECIAL EVENTS~ Each
year there is a slightly different calendar of fundraisers and
community programs, but all of these events are their most successful
when there are many hands to make light work. In past years,
special events have included: Valentine Basket raffle (February);
Easter Basket raffle (April); Gardening Lecture Series (March-October);
Dessert Social & Guest Author (August); Book Sale at Dover Day
(September); Display & Auction of decorated holiday wreaths and
Christmas trees (November/December).
WHEN WE MEET
The Friends of the DFL meets on the second
Wednesday morning of every month in the library's community room.
The meetings generally last about an hour. All are welcome
and encouraged to attend.
HOW YOU CAN HELP
There are many ways to support the library.
Based on your interests, talents, and level of time commitment,
we can find a niche for you! Get involved, call the library or
contact FoDFL volunteer coordinator Cheryl Morrison at cherylm@docuclear.com.
WHO WE ARE
The Friends of the Dover Free Library was formed
in 2006 to support the staff by assisting with ongoing tasks and
programs, fundraising, and co-creating additional events that provide
opportunities for lifelong learning. The Friends of the DFL
include full-time and seasonal East and West Dover residents who value
the many ways in which our library enriches our community and
contributes to our quality of life. There is no cost to
membership; the only requirement is a desire to support the library.
The Friends are led by four officers and three directors who are
elected annually. VIEW THE FRIENDS’ BY-LAWS (51K PDF).
CURRENT BOARD
Chair: Judy LaFiura
Vice Chair: Connie Wisse
Secretary: Patti Buck
Treasurer: Pat Bowen
Angela Anstatt-Power
Marcy McElroy
Barbara Gillott
John Flores
John Flores, Director;
Nancie McLean, Librarian Assistant;
Tamara Hamm, Children’s Librarian
Next Meeting: Wednesday, Feb. 10, 7:00 pm
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T H E F R I E N D S O F D O V
E R F R E E L I B R A R Y
DOWNLOAD AUDIO BOOKS FREE!
from the GREEN MOUNTAIN LIBRARY CONSORTIUM
Library patrons with compatible devices can now
download audio books 24/7 at home, work, or anywhere! Hundreds of
great titles! Click on the “Listen Up! Vermont!” icon
at the right to see the selections, download free software and learn
more.
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MINUTES:
Regular Monthly Meetings
Special Meetings:
2009-10 budget adjustment
re-structuring the library’s fiscal year
FRIENDS of the Library
MEETING
The robbery, however, has wider effects. It
starts a chain of events that threaten to ruin the bank. Tom has to
figure out how to save the bank, while also giving attention to his
personal priorities and home life.
Friends of the Library VALENTINES’ BASKETS
full of gift certificates, love notions and
goodies, wine and/or champagne are on display in the Library.
The baskets will be at the East Dover General
Store on Thursday,
Raffle Tickets also available at the Library and
the West Dover Inn.
The drawing will be held Thursday night, Feb. 11,
at the 1846 Tavern at the West Dover Inn
beginning at 7 pm.
Two major gift baskets (values estimated over
$300 each)
and a wine-bearing Teddy will be raffled off
(attendance not required).
For the four totes, you must be present to win.
All proceeds go to Dover Free Library.
DFL Friends’ VALENTINES’ BASKETS
