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Vol. XXXXIX • Issue 16 • Friends of the Selby Public Library Newsletter • Sarasota, FL • Winter 2014
SAVE THE DATE
for the 5th annual Looking
into the
Crystal
Ball
fundraiser
Wednesday, January 14, 2015, 6pm-9pm
Tickets on sale NOW inside Friends Bookstore at Selby Public Library
$25 in advance, $30 at door.
Information: 941-861-1140 or www.selbylibraryfriends.org.
LOOKING into the CRYSTAL BALL, presented by Friends of the Selby Public Library, will be held
on January 14, 2015, 6 - 9 p.m. inside Selby Library. Be “wowed” at this 5th annual “People’s
Gala” that is a modest price for a variety of more than 30 continuous, quality performances,
intuitive readers, plus 50 exhibits for wellness, artists, authors, and specialists. Over two dozen
local restaurants will offer tasty samplings of their specialties. Cash Bars. This year’s event will
be bigger and better than ever! Proceeds support Selby Library’s youth programs at this casual
fundraiser and “friend-raiser,” at the low price of $25 in advance, $30 at door.
More details on the back page.
Youth Department News
Winter 2014
The Youth Department Thanks Friends of the Selby Public Library
SELBY LIBRARY HOSTS THE GIRL SCOUTS
On the night of October 10, Selby Public Library hosted its first Girl Scout sleepover event, “Scout
About the Library,” which attracted 130 girls in grades 2-5 to spend the night in the Library.
While they were here, they attended a live performance by the Jiggle Man, a highly popular
children’s comedian. They also earned “Making Friends,” “Scribe,” and “Computer Expert”
badges, and enjoyed a pizza dinner together. As the evening wound down, girls returned to the
Jack J. Geldbart Auditorium for old-fashioned storytelling by Youth Librarian Grace and Marilyn
Nykiforuk, Assistant Library Manager. The night ended with a movie and a snack. The young
scouts read library books as they fell asleep, and enjoyed breakfast together the following
morning. The program was such a blast, plans are already in the works to hold another Girl Scout
sleepover next year.
Our “Halloween Storytime Party” was a spooky success. Grace and JoAnne told stories, did
puppet shows, and danced the “Monster Boogie” with a large crowd of costumed kids! After that,
Halloween Party attendees trick-or-treated all around the Library, thanks to a generous donation
of Halloween candy from the Friends.
Upcoming programs include World of Reptiles, the ever-popular live animal show by reptile
expert John Storms. He will bring turtles, lizards, enormous snakes, and an alligator on
the afternoon of Monday, December 29, to show off in his characteristically energetic and
informative storytelling style. The following afternoon, due to the popularity of our “Creepy Cold
Porcelain Charms” craft project this Halloween, families are invited to drop in for winter charmmaking. Cold Porcelain is a clay-like substance made from common household products that
resembles porcelain once it air dries. Kids will let their imaginations run wild as they make original
pieces of art in miniature.
Young adults had fun in October sculpting Halloween ornaments from inexpensive, homemade
cold porcelain and making miniature trees from recycled newspaper. These creations are still on
display along with 33 monster portraits submitted by students of Sarasota High School, Venice
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From Our President
Dear Friends,
OUR MISSION
To partner with the Selby Public
Library in developing services,
providing free programs,
raising funds and advocating for
library resources, all in coordination
with community interests.
2014-2015
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
PRESIDENT
Kenney J. DeCamp
1ST VICE PRESIDENT
Ken Wyant
2ND VICE PRESIDENT
Alice Blueglass
TREASURER
Kelsey Roehr
SECRETARY
Linda Holland
This past year the Friends has provided the Selby Public Library and the community with the funding
for hundreds of free programs and presentations for adults and children. In the upcoming new year
the Friends promises to provide the same caliber of quality and the astounding array of programs
is planned to be exceptional. We invite you to partake in these programs, and also thank all of the
members of Friends of the Selby Public Library donors and Bookstore patrons who have made this all
possible via their support and generosity.
The Looking into the Crystal Ball fundraiser on January 14th will be bigger and better than ever. This
5th annual event supports free youth programs at Selby Library and will surely “wow” the crowd.
Read about it in this issue. It’s very affordable and has become known as the “People’s Gala” because of the ticket price which includes an evening packed with continuous entertainment, intuitive
readers, and exhibits by artists and authors. Over two dozen local restaurants and food vendors will
offer delicious bites of their specialties. Tickets are now on sale in the Friends Bookstore.
Please read about all the upcoming programs offered, in the Selby Library, including the Books &
Coffee program presented by the Friends the 2nd Tuesdays through April. Also, the February 17th
event sponsored by Friends of the Selby Public Library will be a rare treat: Renowned Botanical artist
Olivia Marie Braida will give a presentation.
The volunteers of Selby Public Library will be saluted at a special holiday lunch this month presented
by the Friends. We are grateful for their time, expertise and dedication throughout the year and are
pleased to have the opportunity to show our gratitude.
On behalf of the Friends board and myself I offer best holiday wishes, thanks, appreciation and this
season and in all of the upcoming year.
Best wishes,
Kenney DeCamp
BOARD MEMBERS
Emily Brown (CYD)
Jeanne Brown
John Chapman
Denise Chimbos
Joan Higbee
Linda T. Jones
Alvan Kamis
Richard Passman
Wanda Patterson
Lisa Schmitt
ADMINISTRATOR &
BOOKSTORE MANAGER
Alice Baudner
NEWSLETTER PUBLISHED BY:
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EDITOR/GRAPHIC DESIGN:
Joan Higbee
ASSISTANT EDITOR:
Alice Baudner
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Kenney DeCamp
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High School, Pine View School, Booker High School, Sarasota Military Academy, Booker Middle
School, Riverview High School and State College of Florida. Congratulations to all these students
whose imaginative images will haunt the teen space through November 21st. You may view an
online magazine of these portraits at this link: http://issuu.com/fishface25/docs/monster_art_
show_2014/1 . Zombie Day was also lots of fun, with teens becoming zombies with help from their
make-up artist friends. We made zombie cookies and took photos of our cute and scary teenage
zombies, while peeking at scary YouTube videos.
We are requesting more creations for our Funny Film Challenge, for ages 13 and up. The idea is to
create a cartoon using free online animation sites or perhaps make a “sweded”* video or movie,
which will be screened at the Teen Center on December 18th. Cash prizes will be awarded for first
(Golden Carrot), second (Silver Turnip), and third (Bronze Potato) place.
In January the fun and learning continue with an Orion Spacecraft presentation by aeronautics
and Orion engineer Dr. Patrick Rodi, a humorous presentation by FST’s Kids Komedy Club, and a
superhero drawing/character creation workshop by Ringling Professor Mike White. Plus, aspiring
teen novel writers are invited to join our Teen Writers’ Book Club in January presented by novelist
Kate Thomas Wood.
*http://knowyourmeme.com/memes/sweded-films The above programs are just a few of the many the Youth
Department offers. Visit www.scgov.net/library and click on “Calendar” to learn more. Thank you, Friends and
Friends Members, for your support which makes all of Selby Public Library’s youth programs possible!
Remember to visit www.sclibs.net/Libraries/Selby.aspx online for all Library programs— and all
libraries in Sarasota County. Information sheets and calendars for events at Selby Library are
always available in the Library entrance or at the reference desk on the second floor.
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The Friends will be at the
Farmers Market in 5 Points Park!
Kenney DeCamp, President of Friends of the Selby Library would love to see you there!
Come visit us from 10am - 2pm the 2nd Wednesdays of the month. Our tent and table
are located directly across from the Library at 1331 First Street, Sarasota.
Receive updated information and news about upcoming events. Purchase your tickets
to the Crystal Ball Fundraiser on January 14, 2015 (see pg. 1). Browse for a few book
treasures at low prices. Become a Friend if you aren’t one! Come and meet Kenney
DeCamp, and while you are there, be sure to visit our Friends Bookstore inside of the
Selby Public Library for thousands of extraordinary bargains.
The Friends Welcomes NEW BOARD MEMBERS,
Meet Some New Friends!
Lisa Schmitt, received an MBA in Accounting from the University of Texas at Austin and a BA in Economics
from Connecticut College. She spent her junior year studying abroad at the the University of Freiburg in
Germany, and is a certified public accountant with over 25 years experience in corporate tax, accounting,
and finance.
During her career as a tax professional, Lisa held various management positions with Price Waterhouse,
Goldman Sachs, and the San Diego Gas & Electric Company. She recently relocated from southern California
to Florida and enjoys the culture and lifestyle of downtown Sarasota. Lisa currently serves as director and
treasurer of the Regency House Condo Association. She enjoys travel, fitness, reading, and following the
stock market.
Richard H. Passman, PH.D., has a very distinguished and impressive career in clinical and child psychology
as Professor Emeritus, Psychology Department of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. As an author of
numerous professional research papers and presentations, he has been cited in many psychology textbooks
and journals. His research has received substantial coverage from national mass media. He served one summer as Guest Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology and another summer in the Department
of Medical Psychology at Justus-Liebig Universitaet in Giessen, Germany.
Dr. Passman was editorial consultant on dozens of research papers for scientific journals and funding
agencies as well as reviewer of psychology texts for publishers. He was an executive committee officer in
the Division of Developmental Psychology of the American Psychological Association and Chair of its
Fellow Committee (awarding the status of Fellow to psychologists who have made exceptional scientific or
scholarly contributions to the field of developmental psychology.)
Friends of the Selby Public Library Bookstore
Much Appreciation to
Inside the Selby Library is a great place to browse among thousands of books and media in
Canada Med Services of Sarasota
every genre.
You’ll find the scarce, the unusual, and out-of-print treasures.
for the constant donations to
Whether you’re reading for entertainment, education or information you will always find low
the Friends as part of
prices and an impressive, ever-changing array of titles. Check out the other donated items we
Canada Meds Services
offer such as giftware, accessories and jewelry.
Charity of Choice Campaign.
DONATIONS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME
Friends thanks them for their genCALL 8941.861.1140
erous support!
FOR FREE COURIER PICKUP OF LARGE QUANTITIES
BOOKSTORE HOURS: MON-SAT, 10:00 am-4:30
Visit www.selbylibraryfriends.org
to view past event highlights.
Sarasota County Libraries INTRODUCES
Music, free + legal = Freegal
To learn more about Freegal music, visit www.scgov.net/library,
or call the Sarasota County Contact Center at 941-861-5000.
The Library offers FREE COMPUTER CLASSES on Microsoft Word,
PowerPoint and Excel. Also, introductory classes on computers and the
internet. Stop by the reference desk to sign-up or for more information.
Thank You
Bernice Sapirstein Davis
Friend & Supporter
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Season 2014-2015 PROGRAM of BOOKS & COFFEE
FREE No Reservations Required • November - April at 10:30 a.m.
Inside Selby Public Library’s Geldbart Auditorium, 1331 First Street, Sarasota, FL
Charlotte Ryan, Coordinator; Wanda Patterson, Co-Coordinator
December 9 ACT OF WAR: Lyndon Johnson, North Korea, and the Capture of the Spy Ship Pueblo by Jack Cheevers. Gripping account of the 1968
dangerous mission and its outcome – fight or flight?” Reviewed by Lionel Olmer, Former Undersecretary of Commerce for International Trade
January 13 THE LONG SHADOW: Legacies of the Great War by David Reynolds. “The impact of WWI and How events of WWII, the Cold War & the
collapse of Communism shaped and reshaped attitudes about art, poetry, nationalism and capitalism. Reviewed by Justus Doenecke, Emeritus Professor
of History, New College of Florida
February 10 THE RAINBOW by D.H. Lawrence. “A 1915 novel follows three generations, focusing on the struggle for growth and fulfillment within the
confines of English social life.” Reviewed by Martin Tucker, Editor; Professor Emeritus, Long Island University
March 10 THE ARTIST’S WAY: A Spiritual Path to Higher Creativity by Julia Cameron. “A seminal book on the subject of creativity with insights into the
creative process.” Reviewed by Katherine Tanner, Professional Actress, Singer, Songwriter, Dancer and Choreographer
April 14 LAST TRAIN TO PARADISE: Henry Flagler and the Spectacular Rise and Fall of the Railroad that Crossed an ocean by Les Sandiford. “Fast paced
and thrilling real life story of the railroad’s construction and demise.” Reviewed by Don Bruns, Award-Winning Author, Entertainer and Musician
ATTENDEES RECEIVE A $2 BOOK COUPON FOR FRIENDS BOOKSTORE — GOOD ON PROGRAM DAY
FREE TOUR OF SELBY LIBRARY WILL BE OFFERED AFTER PROGRAM
INFORMATION: 941.861.1140 OR www.selbylibraryfriends.org
All programs are free, open to the public, subject to cancellation or change without notice. Parking & Seating may be limited.
MORE THAN FRIENDS... FOREVER
The Friends “Honorable Mention”
Jim & Tom Sweeney, in memory of their wonderful father James W Sweeney, have donated over 1,400 beautiful hardcover books and
750 CD’s. Their father was a graduate of the US Naval Academy, a successful business man, and a fun loving soul who loved reading
and music. Their hope is that the donation of books and CDs to Friends of the Selby Public Library Bookstore brings the same joy to others
as they did their father.
The Invention of Wings - by Sue Monk Kidd
This historical novel begins in Charleston, SC. in the early 1800’s. Two of the main characters are Sarah and Angelina
Grimke who were actual well-known abolitionists in the pre-civil war years, yet grew up with their family as slave owners.
We meet “Handful” (Hetty) and her mother, Charlotte who are owned by the Grimke family.
Young Hetty is given to Sarah for her 11th birthday and although Sarah tries to decline, her family will not accept this
refusal.
This begins the relationship between the two girls. Yet Sarah will always be the owner and Hetty will always be an item
on the household inventory. Sarah teaches Hetty to read and there are severe punishments for both girls for this infraction. Hetty is outspoken and energetic and comes to distrust white people due to the treatment to her mother and
herself. She and her mother harbor thoughts of freedom and their actions are sometimes nail biting experiences for us.
Sarah is a quiet young woman whose stuttering speech is halting often obstructing her ability to express her strong
feelings about granting freedom to slaves. This desire gains traction as her younger sister, Angelina, matures and
often becomes the passionate voice for the two sisters as they speak out publicly and write against slavery at every
opportunity. Antislavery issues become feminist issues, as well. We get a history lesson and a story here.
Some of these characters are portrayed more dynamically than others. Sometimes we want to yell “stop” at some
behaviors or push someone to take action. Throughout the story, we try to imagine how it will end believably.
Of interest, is the fact that the Grimke sisters played an important role in the abolition of slavery and in promoting
women’s rights.
Read it with a friend. You’ll want to discuss it.
Reviewed by Alice Blueglass, 2nd Vice President, Friends of the Selby Public Library
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FREE, INFORMATIVE & INSPIRING
PRESENTATIONS AT SELBY LIBRARY
FUNDED BY FRIENDS OF THE SELBY PUBLIC LIBRARY
Jan 5 - One Book Film (1pm, JGA)
Learn about the Orphan trains that operated
between 1853 and 1929, relocating about
250,000 orphaned, abandoned, or homeless
children from the urban cities of the Northeast
to towns and cities in the Midwest.
Jan 6 - One Book Discussion (10:30am, CR)
Come and join the discussion on the One Book “Orphan Train” written by Christina Baker Kline.
Jan 9-11 Grieg Festival
Well-known Grieg performers, scholars, young
artists, and audiences celebrate Grieg’s life
and music, particularly the lesser-known works
that are rarely heard in the United States.
Jan 10 – Genealogy Program (10am, JGA)
Genealogical Society of Sarasota Program &
Meeting. Baa Baa Black Sheep. Historian Kim
Garvey will provide research advice.
Jan 12 - Cirque D’Book (10:30am, CR)
Librarian Charlotte Thompson leads a monthly
book discussion group. This month: Love in the
Time of Cholera by Gabriel Garcia Marquez.
Jan 13 – Books & Coffee (10:30am, JGA)
The Long Shadow: Legacies of the Great War
by David Reynolds will be reviewed by Justus
Doenecke, Emeritus Professor of History, New
College of Florida. Sponsored by Friends of
the Selby Library. Delicious coffee provided by
Batdorf & Bronson Coffee Roasters.
Jan 14 - Close up on Opera (10:30am, JGA)
Enjoy the return of this musical lecture series
presented by John Goodman. Today’s lecture
is- Verdi: Tosca. Sponsored by Friends of the
Selby Library.
Jan 14 – Looking Into the Crystal Ball (6pm9pm, Selby Library)
Fundraiser for the Library-continuous entertainment, intuitive readers, artists and other
exhibits, delicious bites, cash bars. Inclusive
ticket price $25 advance, $30 door. Tickets
available in Selby Friends Bookstore.
Sponsored by Friends of the Selby Library.
Jan 16 - One Book author Christina Baker
Kline of Orphan Train (7pm, Rotunda)
Christina Baker Kline, author of NYT bestseller
Orphan Train, will discuss her novel.
Jan 21 - Close up on Opera (10:30 am, JGA)
Enjoy the return of this musical lecture series
presented by John Goodman. Today’s lecture
is- Offenbach: Tales of Hoffman. Sponsored by
Friends of the Selby Library.
Jan 26 - Author Sally Fernandez (2pm, JGA)
Sally Fernandez, author of the Simon Trilogy
will discuss her suspense novels. Book sale and
signing will follow.
Jan 26 - Author Sally Fernandez (2pm, JGA)
Sally Fernandez, author of the Simon Trilogy
will discuss her suspense novels. Book sale and
signing will follow.
Jan 27 - Cine Selby (5pm, JGA)
Amour. A couple’s bond of love is severely
tested following a stroke. (France/Germany/
Austria, 127m, 2012)
Jan 28 - Close up on Opera (10:30 am, JGA)
Enjoy the return of this musical lecture series
presented by John Goodman. Today’s lecture
is- Mozart: The Marriage of Figaro. Sponsored
by Friends of the Selby Library.
Feb 2– Beginning Your Genealogy (2pm,
Computer Lab)
Start your family history search with the Genealogical Society of Sarasota.
Feb 4 – Vocal Vixens (10:30 am, JGA)
Celebrating the Most Sensational Singers of All
Times with Bob Constantino and Lyn Purmort.
Sponsored by the Sarasota Music Archive.
Feb 4 - Black History Month: Racism in America Series (2pm, JGA)
A variety of writings and speeches will be
reviewed and presented by Ed Dwyer, Phd.
This week: Lincoln’s First Inaugural Address
(excerpts)
Feb 9 - Cirque D’Book (10:30am, CR)
Librarian Charlotte Thompson leads a monthly
book discussion group. This month: Tell The
Wolves I’m Home by Carol Rifka Brunt.
Feb 10 - The Civil Rights Movement Through
Song: Part 1 (2pm, JGA)
Sociologist/banjo player Stephen Richer will
provide us with an entertaining and informative look at protest music.
Feb 11 - Close up on Opera (10:30 am, JGA)
Enjoy the return of this musical lecture series
presented by John Goodman. Today’s lecture
is- Rimsky-Korsakov: The Golden Cockerel.
Sponsored by Friends of the Selby Library.
Feb 11 - Black History Month: Racism in America Series (2pm, JGA)
A variety of writings and speeches will be
reviewed and presented by Ed Dwyer, Phd.
This week: Booker T. Washington’s Atlanta
Exposition Speech (excerpts)
Feb 14 - Genealogy Program (10am, JGA)
Genealogical Society of Sarasota Program &
Meeting. Gary Smith will present Punching
Through That Brickwall.
Feb 17 - Botanical Artist Olivia Marie Braida
(10:30am, JGA)
Presentation by the renowned artist. Sponsored by Friends of the Selby Library.
Feb 17 - The Civil Rights Movement Through
Song: Part 2 (2pm, JGA)
Sociologist/banjo player Stephen Richer will
provide us with an entertaining and informative look at protest music.
Feb 18 - From Cole Porter to Poulenc (10:30
am, JGA)
Tessa Romano, mezzo-soprano, will sing a selection of classics. Sponsored by the Sarasota
Music Archive.
Feb 18 - Black History Month: Racism in
America Series (2pm, JGA)
A variety of writings and speeches will be
reviewed and presented by Ed Dwyer, Phd.
This week: Dr. Ben Carson’s National Prayer
Breakfast Speech (excerpts)
Feb 20 - Healthy Lifestyle Classes for Seniors
(10:30am, CR)
Jack Swanton of Coastal Behavioral Healthcare
presents three classes for seniors.
This week: Healthy Choices: Heart Healthy.
Feb 24 - Cine Selby (5pm, JGA)
The Straight Story. An old man makes a long
journey by tractor to mend his relationship
with an ill brother. (USA/UK, 112m, 1999)
Feb 25 - Pianist Yi-Heng Yang (10:30 am, JGA)
Celebrate the Sounds of Nature with accomplished pianist Yi-heng Yang. Sponsored by the
Sarasota Music Archive.
Feb 27 - Healthy Lifestyle Classes for Seniors
(10:30am, CR)
Jack Swanton of Coastal Behavioral Healthcare
presents three classes for seniors.
This week: Where did I put my glasses? Learn
how the brain is able to continually adapt and
renew itself.
Mar 6 - Healthy Lifestyle Classes for Seniors
(10:30am, CR)
Jack Swanton of Coastal Behavioral Healthcare
presents three classes for seniors.
This week: What You’re Eating Could be Eating
You.
Mar 10 – Books & Coffee (10:30am, JGA)
The Artist’s Way: A Spiritual Path to Higher
Creativity by Julia Cameron. Reviewed by
Katherine Tanner, professional actress, singer,
songwriter, dancer and choreographer. Sponsored by Friends of the Selby Library. Delicious
coffee provided by Batdorf & Bronson Coffee
Roasters.
JGA- 1st Floor Jack Geldbart Auditorium
CR-2nd Floor Conference Room
All Programs are free and open to the public and
subject to cancellation or change without notice.
Parking and seating may be limited.
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SAVE THE DATES FOR THESE SPECIAL EVENTS!
Looking Into The Crystal Ball
Wednesday, January 14, 2015 - 6-9 pm
Inside the Selby Library!
Enjoy an eclectic variety of more than 30 continuous, quality performances. Intuitive
readers from Spirit University and Carolan Carey, Psychic Medium, will be featured,
plus 50 exhibits for wellness, artists, authors, and specialists. So far, with more to
be announced, over two dozen local restaurants and food vendors will offer tasty
samplings of their specialties: Annalidas Gourmet Food, Batdorf & Bronson Coffee
Roasters, Bijou Café, Bob’s Boathouse, Café Amici, Café Gabbiano, Cassariano, Chart
House, Coutro’s Katas, David’s Aquaponic Fish & Vegetable, Drunken Poet Cafe, Gold
Coast Eagle Distributing, Libby’s Bar + Café, Louies Modern, Main Street Trattoria, Mattison’s Restaurants & Catering, Morton’s Gourmet Market & Catering, Painters Palate,
Pop Craft Artisan Pops, Popi’s Place, Publix Aprons Cooking School, Tommy Bahama,
Tsunami Sushi Hibachi Grill, Yume Thai & Sushi. Cash Bars.
BOOKS, BAUBLES & BLING SALE
Fri & Sat, March 20 & 21, 2015
10:00am - 4:30pm
SAVE ITEMS TO DONATE!
The annual Books, Baubles
& Bling sale will be held in
the Friends of Selby Public
Library Bookstore and the
Library Auditorium.
This ever-popular sale
features once-loved
jewelry, decorative items,
accessories, housewares, toys, art, collectibles, small furniture items, and more!
Rare, collectible books and titles in all genres will be on sale.
This event is always a crowd-pleaser. Fun shopping for everyone!
Donations may be dropped off at the Friends of Selby Library Bookstore.
Free courier pickup of large quantities, for information please call 861-1140.
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SAVE THE DATE!
Looking into the Crystal Ball Fundraiser
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FRIENDS OF SELBY PUBLIC LIBRARY
P: 941-365-5228
E: [email protected]
W: www.selbylibraryfriends.org
SELBY PUBLIC LIBRARY
P: 941-861-1100
LIBRARY HOURS
MONDAY-THURSDAY 10:00 AM-8:00 PM
FRIDAY-SATURDAY 10:00 AM-5:00 PM
$25 in advance, $30 at door.
For information call 941-861-1140
COOKBOOK/COOKWARE/DISHWARE SALE
Saturday, April 4, 2015
10:00am - 4:30pm
Inside Selby Library’s Geldbart Auditorium
Presented by Selby Public Library &
Friends of the Selby Public Library
A wide array of donated cookbooks, cookware and dishware, will be
offered at sale prices to please food lovers & cooking aficionado!
All proceeds support free
Donations welcome & appreciated!
Selby Library programs.
Please call 941-861-5000