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Medford, Oklahoma -- Chamber of Commerce |
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Medford Public Library’s
Summer Reading Programs
This year’s Medford public library’s summer reading programs will be held on each Wednesday morning in June at 10:30 a.m. in the civic Center. These programs are open to all children in Grant County and are free of charge! The theme for this year is “Be Creative at your Library. Come join the fun and register anytime for our programs in June or you can also register at any of the programs. Medford Summer School students will register through their teachers so if you’re going to summer school here in Medford, you don’t need to stop by the Library to register. We will also have a big dragon hanging in the Library this year. If you read at least one book each week you will be able to put a “scale” on the dragon! We would also like for you to stop by and check out some books or play on the train set! For those of you who haven’t been in lately, we have a large brand new rug in the children’s area with jungle animals on it!! If you have any questions about the programs please call Tomi at the Library at 395-2342 or toll free at 1 888 930-9914 if you live out of town (unless you are calling from a cell phone). We’ll look forward to seeing you! The following is a list of the programs:
Wednesday
June 3rd is a Magician/ventriloquist
June 10th is a fun and informative red cross program
June 17th is Professor B. Looney and his Balloon Animals
June 24th is Children’s Artist Danny Gordon |
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Dave May is a ventriloquist, magician, and actor. He has performed at libraries, schools, churches and public festivals throughout Oklahoma, Kansas and Arkansas. Dave is bringing his show to the Medford Public Library at 10:30 am on Wednesday, June 3rd. Expect fun with puppets and entertaining magic tricks. Dave is not only an accomplished performer, he also is known for always including useful information in his educational programs. Dave is the Executive Director of The Poncan Theatre, a restored 1927 Vaudeville and Movie palace in Ponca City. He has produced and starred in live stage shows and television programs designed for children. At the Poncan Dave also operates the Evans Children's Academy of Performing Arts that produces live theatrical shows starring area children. |
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Dave May and friends |
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The Cherokee Strip Chapter of the American Red Cross will be giving a class on SUMMER SAFETY TIPS for Youth at the Medford Library Reading Program on Wednesday, June 10th at 10:30 am. This program will be divided into 3 fifteen minute segments: BAT (Basic Aid Training), READY – SET- PREPARE (Storms and Tornadoes), and SCRUBBY BEAR (hand washing safety). “This program is geared to all youth (K through 6th). It is very important for our children to have the necessary tools and knowledge to handle any situation that may arise, especially during the summer vacation. Kids are outside more and are more apt to encounter a situation that requires action, and it is our duty to give them the direction to handle a situation safely,” says Executive Director, Barbara Keller. The Cherokee Strip Chapter of the American Red Cross covers all of Grant County and Western Kay County. Our office is located at 1313 W. Furguson, Blackwell, OK. We respond to all local disaster within our jurisdiction, and are on call 24-7, 365 days a year. The Chapter wants to thank the Medford Public Library Reading Program for the opportunity in allowing us to prepare our County youth with the necessary information for Summer Safety. |
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Medford Public Library's next Summer Reading Program will be: |
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End of the Summer Reading Program 2009
We wish to thank everyone who participated this year. We've had lots of fun and the attendance has been wonderful. There was approximately 75 children and adults at the American Red Cross Program. A big THANKS to Barbara Keller for doing this program for us! We'd also like to thank Doris Hamilton and Mary Bocox for donating money to the programs. Mary also donated cookies. More yummy cookies have been donated by Deb Barenklau, Betty Lebeda, and Effie Misak. Another HUGE THANK YOU goes to Betty Lebeda, Rose Cowger, and Michelle Bules for volunteering their help the morning of the program! I couldn't do it without you! |
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