Community Helpers is the theme of Spring 2017 Story Time


Story Time resumes Monday, April 3, 2017 with the theme “Community Helpers.” We will be reading about people in our town who serve the community through their jobs. On April 3 we will be reading about police officers and Trooper White with the Oklahoma Highway Patrol will be our guest.
Story Time is from 11:30 a.m. til noon every Monday in April and May (excluding Memorial Day).
Other “Community Helpers” we will read about during this Story Time Session are Librarians, Nurses, Firefighters, Mothers, Fathers, Soldiers and how we can be “Community Helpers” through Earth Day projects.
Children of any age are encouraged to come and home schooled children are welcome as well, however the program and activities are geared for children ages 2-5. For more information about our Story Time please call the Library at 405-258-3204.

An opportunity to help the Library!

If you are shopping at Amazon.com Would you mind taking a few extra minutes in your shopping to help the Friends of the Chandler Library? Go to smile.amazon.com, click on “Pick your charity” or “Support your Charity”, search for “Friends of the Chandler Library, Inc” Two will pop up, one in Arizona and ours. Then pick Chandler OK . Then just do your shopping as normal. When you do this 0.5% of eligible purchases is donated to our Friends of the Library organization. Thank you so much for your time and help.

Food for Fines

A yellow can of corn in the front, a red can of tomatoes behind the corn and to the left and a green and blue can of carrots behind the tomatoes and to the right.

Canned goods

Do you have overdue books from the Chandler Public Library and aren’t sure how much your fine is? During the month of December the Chandler Library is having a non-perishable food drive. If you have overdue books and return them in December along with non-perishable food items, the fine will be waived. If you have fines on previously returned books, bring in non-perishable food items and the fines will be waived.
The food will be donated The Chosen House and those with fines can again use library services. Everybody wins!
The food drive will last from December 1, 2016 through December 31, 2016. Just bring in your non-perishable food items and any fines will be waived.
If you don’t have a fine and want to donate food anyway, just bring your donation to the library during that time and the staff will be pleased to accept it.

Story Time Resumes Sept. 12

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Story Time resumes Sept. 12 with the theme Lions, Tigers & Bears–Oh My!! Story Time is every Monday through November 21 (excluding Oct. 10 when the Library is closed for Columbus Day) at 11:30 a.m. We spend a half-hour reading books, poetry, singing, a craft, games and sometimes snacks. The program is designed for children ages one through pre-kindergarten but children of all ages are welcome. Home school students are welcome as well.

Books Sandwiched In continues through the Summer

Books Sandwiched In, the book club that meets at the Library the first Wednesday of each month from noon until 1 p.m., is continuing through the summer. Everyone is welcome to talk about whatever books they are reading and hear short reviews of the books others are reading. So bring a sandwich or lunch, water and coffee are provided, and enjoy talking about books.

End of Summer Party-Aug. 5

The End of Summer Party is scheduled for Friday, August 5 beginning at 9:30 a.m. at the Lincoln County Courthouse lawn. The Lincoln County Health Department and the Library are working together to hold Walk and Read. There will be reading, walking, snacks and a short program. At 10:30 a.m. everyone will walk to the Library to continue the program with more books, crafts and prizes.