Making Ends Meet

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Cornell Cooperative Extension of Washington County will present a 2-hour Money Management Workshop at the Pember Library.

Come share some ideas on:

  • setting financial goals
  • getting the most for your money
  • developing a spending plan
  • ways to reduce your utility bills

All attendees will receive an assortment of money management tools.

The two-hour class will be presented twice on October 8.

Please preregister by calling 746-2560. Individuals with special needs requiring accommodations who wish to attend this program should let us know at  the time of registration.

UPDATE: The 3:00 class has been cancelled. You can still sign up for the 6:00 class by calling 746-2560.

NEW downloadable audiobooks

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New titles are being added on a timely schedule throughout the year. This month look for the following new titles on the SALON website

Children’s eaudiobooks:

The Battle of the Labyrinth by Rick Riordan; read by Jesse Bernstein (WMA)

Curious George Rides a Bike by H.A. Rey; read by Bruce Johnson (WMA)

Doctor De Soto by William Steig; read by Ian Thomson (WMA)

Great White Man-Eating Shark by Margart Mahy; read by Ray Henwood (WMA)

Haunted Waters by Jerry B Jenkins; read by Chris Fabry (WMA)

Max’s Chocolate Chicken by Rosemary Wells; read by Louise Roberts (WMA)

The Rotten School by R. L. Stine; read by Michael McKean (MP3)

The Titan’s Curse by Rick Riordan; read by Jesse Bernstein (WMA)

Adult eaudiobooks:

92 Pacific Boulevard by Debbie Macomber; read by Sandra Brown (WMA)

A. Lincoln by Ronald C. White; read by Bill Weideman (WMA)

After Dark by Jayne Castel; read by Joyce Bean (WMA)

After Glow by Jayne Castel; read by Joyce Bean (WMA)

Bed of Roses by Nora Roberts (WMA)

A Change in Altitude by Anita Shreve; read by Anna Stone (WMA)

A Colossal Failure of Common Sense by Lawrence G. McDonald with Patrick Robinson; read by Erik Davies (WMA)

Excuses Begone! by Wayne W. Dyer; read by the author (MP3)

KnockOut by Catherine Coulter; read by Paul Costanzo and Renee Raudman (WMA)

The Little Book read by Selden Edwards; read by Jeff Woodman (MP3)

Nine Dragons by Michael Connelly; read by Len Cariou (WMA)

Nudge by Richard Thaler; read by Cass Sunstein (MP3)

On the Grind by Stephen J. Cannell; read by Scott Brick (WMA)

The Scarpetta Factor by Patricia Cornwell; read by Kate Reading (WMA)

U is for Undertow by Sue Grafton (WMA)

Teen eaudiobooks:

All-America Girl by Meg Cabot; read by Ariadne Meyers (WMA)

The Battle of the Labyrinth by Rick Riordan; read by Jesse Bernstein (WMA)

Lock and Key by Sarah Dessen; read by Rebecca Soler (WMA)

Saving the World and Other Extreme Sports by James Patterson; read by Valentina de Angelis (WMA)

The Titan’s Curse by Rick Riordan; read by Jesse Bernstein (WMA)

Thursday Tales

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Our themes for Thursday Tales in October will be as follows.

October 1: Popcorn
October 8: Clifford, the Big Red Dog
October 15: Apples
October 22: Harvest
October 29: Halloween

Dear Reader upcoming titles

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The following books will be featured at next week’s Dear Reader:

Silver Bullet Selling: Six Critical Steps to Opening More Relationships and Closing More Sales by G.A. Bartick, Paul Bartick,  business
My Abandonment by Peter Rock, fiction
Age Before Beauty by Virginia Smith, Good news
Oolong Dead by Laura Childs, mystery
The Midwife by Jennifer Worth, nonfiction
What a Pirate Desires by Michelle Beattie, romance
The Blind Faith Hotel by Pamela Todd, teen

This service is generously donated to us by the Friends of the Pember Library. Click on  the “online book clubs” icon in the left column to get started.

Dear Reader titles for next week

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The NumErati by Stephen Baker, audio
The Ten Commandments For Business Failure by Donald R. Keough, business
The Professors’ Wives’ Club by Joanne Rendell, fiction
Exposure by Brandilyn Collins, Good news
Eclipse by Richard North Patterson, mystery
The Coolest Race on Earth by John Hanc, nonfiction
?To Be Announced??,  prepub
Bet Me by Jennifer Crusie, romance
Rolling Thunder by John Varley, science fiction
Deep in the Heart of High School by Veronica Goldbach, teen
Snakehead by Peter May, thriller

Eclipse and Bet Me belong to the Pember Library and the others are easily available through inter-library loan.

Dear Reader titles are brought to you through the generosity of the Friends of the Pember Library.  To join, click on the “Online Book Clubs, Click Here” icon to the left, put in your email address, and choose which club(s) you would like to get in your email.

Knit-In

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We’re going to have a “knit-in” group at the library. Beginning October 2, people can come in every Friday (2PM) and work on their knit or crochet projects and get help or encouragement or just have someone to chat with while they work. The group can work on individual projects, but should also do some projects for charity.

Our first charity project will be preemie hats to donate to the Neo-natal Intensive Care Unit at Fletcher Allen. I have patterns in both crochet and knit and I’m working on a sample preemie hat. Another possibility would be afghans or lapghans for the Haynes House of Hope. The group can discuss other charities for future donations. It will be up to the group whether they each do a project or they each do a square or two and make a group project to donate.

All knitters or crocheters welcome and donations of yarns or materials cheerfully accepted! If we do a group project and you can’t make it to the library, I will give guidelines and you can send me a piece for the project.

Please contact us at the library if you have any questions.

Dear Reader upcoming titles

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Dear Reader titles are brought to you by the generosity of the Friends of the Pember Library.  To join, click on the “Online Book Clubs, Click Here” icon to the left, put in your email address, and choose which club(s) you would like to get in your email.

33 Million People in the Room by Juliette Powell, business
The Tricking of Freya by Christina Sunley, fiction
Tender Grace by Jackina Stark, Good news
Warning Signs by C. J. Lyons, mystery
Street Gang by Michael Davis, nonfiction
The Shocking Lord Standon by Louise Allen,  romance
The Demon Queen by Richard Lewis, teen

Street Gang is owned by our library and several other titles are available through interlibrary loan.