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2019

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5 Story Hour

9:30 AM

Tea and Brunch

10:00am-Noon

6 Story Hour

8:30 AM

Sugar Camp School

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12 Story Hour

9:30 AM

Lego and Building

3:30-5:00pm

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Story Hour

8:30 AM

Sugar Camp School

Baby Story Time 10:30

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Zentangle Night

3:30pm-5pm

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9:30 AM

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Story Hour 8:30 AM

Sugar Camp School

Youth Art Night 3:30pm-7pm

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Button Making—

Drop-in Noon-2

22 School Early

Release—

Teen Button

Making

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Channel 6:30 PM

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March 2019

Vol. 22, Issue 1

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Connecting people to the

transformative power of

knowledge by providing

opportunities to explore,

learn, create, and share.

Hours

Monday 9 -8

Tuesday 9 – 5

Wednesday 9 – 8

Thursday 9 – 5

Friday 9 – 5

Saturday 9 – 2

Contact

Phone: 715– 546–3391

Fax: 715– 546–3914

www.demmerlibrary.org

In this issue:

Book Group 1

Youth Programs 2

Booking Ahead 3

Adult Programs 4

Upcoming Events 5

Gale Courses 6

Building Update 7

Demmer Memorial Library, Three Lakes, Wisconsin 54562

BOOKS THE OTHER CHANNEL The Books the Other Channel book discussion group will

discuss A Long Haul by Finn Murphy on March 26th at 6:30

PM in the Conference Room at the Demmer. Each book for the group may be checked out at the Demmer Library.

Everyone Welcome!

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Children

Story Hour Three Lakes

Tuesday Morning @ 9:30 AM Tamarack Room

March 5th-12th-19th

Story Hour Sugar Camp Wednesday Morning @ 8:30 AM

Sugar Camp School 4K Room March 6th-13th-20th

Join us with your child or children for

stories, songs, and crafts! Parents and

caregivers are invited to participate with

their children, too.

Story Hour is held each Tuesday at 9:30

AM, it is not held on days the Three Lakes

School District does not have school.

BABY STORY TIME 10:30 AM

Tamarack Room

March 13th

Caregivers and babies enjoy interactive songs and stories with a theme.

Older Kids and Young

Adults

Lego and Building Club

March 12th, 3:30 PM – 5:00 PM

Three Lakes

Elementary Library

Join us for a building competition night!

Make your own Buttons!

March 22nd, Noon-2pm

Drop in after the Early Release to learn how to

use a button maker.

After you learn once, Come back and make

more. We have the maker until April.

Youth Art Reception

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The Malta Exchange by Steve Berry

Wolf Pack by C.J. Box

Mrs. Jefferies Delivers the Goods by Emily Brightwell

Broken Bone China by Laura Childs

The Last Second by Catherine Coulter

Blood Oath by Linda Fairstein

The River by Peter Heller

Cemetery Road by Greg Iles

The Perfect Alibi by Phillip Margolin

The Cornwalls are Gone by James Patterson

A Dangerous Collaboration by Deanna Raybourn

The Fifth Doctrine by Karen Robards

Black and Blue by David Rosenfelt

The Proven Winners Gardening Book by Ruth Clausen

The Path Made Clear by Oprah Winfrey

Booking Ahead

High interest titles added for January to be released in March 2019!

Give us a call to put your name on the list - (715) 546-3391

New DVD’s

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Zentangle with Sue Younker

Thursday March 14th 3:30pm-5pm

Join teacher Sue Younker as she shows us how to make beautiful Zentangles. We have some pens available.

Cozy~Crafty~ Afternoon

Library Lovers Mystery Series Calling all cozy mystery readers!

We will be starting a book group on Library Lovers Mystery Series starting April 10th, and then

always on the 2nd Wednesday of the month from 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM.

This series follows the main character Lindsey who moves to Briar Creek, CT after graduating. She

becomes the director of the local library and solves murders in her small town. (Perhaps Erica has

another hat to wear as a local detective.)

There is a craft and treat included at the end of each mystery as well.

Please call, email or stop in for more information, or to sign up for this exciting new group hosted by

our very own Carolyn Eaglesham!

Button Maker Drop in Program

Drop in any time between noon and 2pm on March 21st, 28th, and 29th to learn how to make

your own 1” button.

After you learn once, Come back and make more. We have the maker until April.

Tea and Brunch

Tuesday March 5th

10:00am-Noon

Bring a treat to share and sample teas from Coffee Beans Etc. tea selection.

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Upcoming Events in February

Catena Series

Books the Other Channel 6:30 PM April 23th

Killer of the Flower Moon

By David Grann

Story Hour Three Lakes Tuesday Morning @ 9:30 AM

April 5th-12th-19th-26th

Story Hour Sugar Camp Wednesday Morning @ 8:30 AM

Sugar Camp School 4K Room April 6th-13th-20th-27th

Six Word Poems All Month long displayed on our “Poet-Tree”

Bring your six word poem or story to the front desk

BABY STORY TIME 10:30 AM

April 13th-27th

Black-out Poetry Program Learn how to make poetry from a page of book, and decorate it as well

Poetry reading with Catherine Marshall

April 10th

Cozy-Crafty-Afternoons

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Library Offers Access to Online Courses

Learning never stops. Whether you’re looking for college-level, professional development, or personal

enrichment courses, Demmer Memorial Library now offers hundreds of online courses through Gale Courses.

Gale Courses offers access to online learning courses that are available anytime, anywhere, any place. Other

benefits include:

● Courses are free for all patrons

● Gale Courses is easy to use; you use your library account to sign up and log in

● With six-week courses, you can join programs year-round

Gain valuable knowledge you can immediately apply to your life or on the job. There’s definitely something for

everyone:

● Career & Professional Development: Many courses are tied to the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ fastest-

growing occupations. Examples include: Accounting, Resume Writing, Business and Management,

Grant Writing and Nonprofit, Real Estate, Healthcare, and Sales and Marketing

● Computers & Technology: Courses cover all skill levels from beginner to advanced, even focusing on

specific software applications. Examples include: Introduction to the Microsoft Office Suite, Database

Management, Graphic and Multimedia Design, and the Internet

● Personal Enrichment: A wide array of courses truly offers the opportunity to transform lives, whether

through hobbies, education, or life resources. Examples include: Children, Parents, & Family, Digital

Photography, Health & Wellness, and Test Prep

Contact us at 715/546-3391 to get started or learn more.

Or visit www.demmerlibrary.org or https://education.gale.com/l-wvalley/.

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The 501c(3) Three Lakes Public Library Foundation continues to accept donations including cash, appreciated stocks, bonds, mutual funds, and IRA distributions.

Pick up a brochure and donation card at the library, or use the form below. Please call Erica Brewster (715-546-3391) or Vicki

Reuling (715-546-8032) for more information. Your contribution will help us open a new chapter for the Demmer Library! Thank

you for your support! “The roots of our past…growing toward the future”

Support the Demmer Library Building Campaign!

Edward U. Demmer Memorial Library Yes, I want to support the Three Lakes Library Building Campaign

Name: ______________________________________________

Address: _____________________________________________

Phone: ___________________ Email: _____________________

Tax Deductible Gift Amount: $ ___________________________

Pledge of ________________ over the next __________ years

This gift is in honor of, memory of, appreciation of:

Make checks payable to: TLPLF, PO Box 283, Three Lakes, WI 54562 For more information call

715-546-8032.

Cut Here

To quote Demmer Design & Construction Committee member Tom Asbeck,

“We can see there is a light at the end of the tunnel – and it is an LED light!”

On December 18th the exterior lighting was installed and lit up the building

for the first time - making these longest nights of the year extra special. The

masons also finished work on the stone fireplace with stone that matches

the outside timbers.

As the construction finishes, January brings us to the next phase, including

installation of shelving, furniture, technology, and maybe even moving some

of the books.

Are you fostering books? Your books should have had their due dates

changed to 3-1-2019. We will begin recalling books once we are mostly

moved in, starting in February. If you have any questions or concerns about

returning books in February, please call the library at 715-546-3391 or

email demmer@demmerlibrary.org.

You can stay up-to-date by following us on Facebook or at

www.demmerlibrary.org/demmer-2018. Also, check out our construction

photo gallery at: https://photos.app.goo.gl/gvJD8WEIeb2jcc0w2

“What’s Happening with the Building?”

For more information, visit the Demmer Library at 1805 Superior St., call us at 715-546-3391, find us on Facebook or visit our website

www.demmerlibrary.org

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Demmer Memorial Library 6961 W. School Street P.O. Box 760

Three Lakes, WI 54562