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Marshall Public Library
Mon, 08 Feb 2010   612 Archer Avenue, Marshall, Illinois
Phone: (217)826-2535 ~ FAX: (217)826-5529
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Saturday Kids Craft Starts in January
We invite children of all ages to the library for a monthly craft program beginning Saturday, January 16th.  Drop in the library for a simple craft and a story between 10:30 and 11:30 AM on the third Saturday of each month.  Saturday Kids Craft is a free program.  Registration is not necessary.  For more information, please call the library at 217/826-2535..
 
Free Computer Classes - see the current schedule
We have scheduled free computer classes for the first quarter of 2010. The following classes will be offered:

"Introduction to Computers" –Thursday, January 14, 6:00-7:30 PM
Items covered in this class include identification of basic computer components, correct procedure in starting up and closing down your PC, how to start programs using the Start menu and icons, mouse functions, etc. **"Introduction to Computers I" is a pre-requisite for all other classes.
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Pre-School Family Literacy Nights Return
Monthly Family Literacy Nights are planned for pre-schoolers ages 3, 4, and 5 years and a parent at Marshall Public Library this winter and spring.  At each thirty minute session the children listen to stories, learn finger plays, do interactive projects with a parent, and more.  The parents learn valuable information about effective ways to read to children and provide a reading environment at home.  Children receive a free book to take home at each session and an additional book if they complete a monthly reading log. 
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"Cabin Fever" Reading Program is Back!
Winter is a great time to read in the warmth of our homes or when vacationing.  It is also when many of us get cabin fever, so this year Marshall Public Library is introducing a winter time “Cabin Fever Reading Program” for all readers ages 14 and older.  
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