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The New Lenora Blackmore Branch Opened Its Doors
Wednesday, May 27, 2009 at 10:00 a.m.
The Grand Opening Celebration for the Lenora Blackmore facility took place at 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday, May 27, 2009, with Liz Cashell, Director of Library Services for the Henry County Library, cutting the ribbon in front of the new building in Windsor.
Visit the Watch Us Grow! web page for more pictures of the Grand Opening.
Children's Summer Reading Program
"Be Creative @ Your Library"
"Express Yourself @ Your Library"
Monday, June 8, 2009 to Saturday, August 8, 2009
Listeners, Readers, and
Young Adults programs.
Details available
here.
Adult Summer Reading Program
"Be Creative"
Monday, June 1 - Saturday, August 1, 2008
Details available here.
Lenora Blackmore Revitalization Fund
Thanks to a generous donation and memorial gifts from the Cleo Whitworth estate, an account has been set up at UMB Bank. Anyone can make contributions to the "Lenora Blackmore Revitalization Fund." Donations of $25 or more are eligible for a receipt and are tax deductible. The money will be used to provide improvements to the facilities of the Lenora Blackmore Branch of the Henry County Library.
Revitalization Book Sale
The Henry County Library Main Branch at Clinton and the Lenora Blackmore Branch at Windsor are participating in a $1 book sale. Money raised will be added to the "Lenora Blackmore Revitalization Fund." The money will be used to provide improvements to the facilities of the Lenora Blackmore Branch of the Henry County Library. The sale books are located in the gallery of the Main Branch in Clinton and at the Lenora Blackmore Branch in Windsor.
Dan Fausett, alias "Hamburger Dan" of Clinton, has a very unusual collection. He collects items that are in the shape of or deal with hamburgers from both the past and present.
A nice variety of items from Mr. Fausett's collection will be on display at the Library during the months of May and June during regular business hours. For more information please contact Marsha Evans at 885-2612 or call 1-866 CALL HCL toll free.
If you have a collection you would like to show in the display case,
contact Marsha Evans at the Henry County Library.
Most displays will occupy the case for two months.
Available at the Henry County Library
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