Montmorency County Public Library
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Reading Programs, Classes
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Montmorency
County was originally named Cheonoquet, after a Chippewa chief, meaning
"big cloud". The present day name honors Count Montmorency,
who fought for the colonies in the Revolutionary War. It is
a land of unspoiled wilderness, nestled
in the woods between
Alpena and Otsego Counties, a perfect vacationland with many
resorts and campgrounds. The abundant lakes and streams
offer Pike, Bass and Trout fishing, for winter visitors there is
snowmobiling and skiing. Montmorency has three libraries to meet
the growing needs of the community.
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Programs
Throughout the year
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story time for toddlers ages 1 - 5 years
at each branch (times and days vary contact branch for schedule
info)
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children's arts & craft projects -
for children ages 6 - 17 years - various projects. Days and
times vary contact your local branch for information.
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adult arts & crafts projects -
various times and days, contact your local branch for information.
Winter
►Adult program - called The Polar Bear Club - Read a specific number of
books and turn in a reading log to win a Polar Bear Club imprinted
prize
Fall
►Halloween - Stop 'n Go Halloween parties at
all 3 branches - during trick or treat hours stop in and fuel up on
healthy snacks and drinks
► Fall Writing Hyperbole Popsicle
►Candy Bar & Comics Bingo
Read it before you see it book club
Summer
►Catch
The Reading Bug @ Your Library program begins June 16th andis a 6
week program.
 The
program is for all children ages 3 – 15 years old. Participants
have 6 weeks to do fun reading, learning and civic activities .
Printable registration and
information for the 2008 Summer Reading Program ,
CLICK
HERE for PDF
►Montmorency County Public Libraries also
offer Art programs in all county schools to introduce elementary
students to art history, appreciation and techniques.
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