What's New at the
Hudson Falls Free Library
THIS JUST IN: A VARIETY OF GIFTS ARE FOR SALE HERE NEED A GIFT IN A HURRY? SHOP LIBRARY! ON SALE NOW 3 styles of delightful wooden facades of the 1915 library building $12 for the free-standing facade $9 for the magnet facade $9 for the hanging ornament facade Hand-crafted in Pawlet, Vermont Thanks to a grant from the Glens Falls Foundation, the ever-popular map is once again for sale $10 EACH A SPECIAL LIMITED EDITION 100th ANNIVERSAY LIBRARY CALENDAR FOR 2010 DON'T KEEP IT A SECRET! Tell a friend! AND COME TO THE LIBRARY TO DO YOUR SHOPPING!! ALL LIBRARY EVENTS!! Send us your e-mail address for instant mailings! Just send your e-mail address to the library at mgandron@sals.edu and we will put you on our mailing list for future programs. Be the first to know of upcoming library events. BOOK SALES GUEST SPEAKERS CRAFT PROGRAMS MEET THE AUTHOR Send in your e-mail today. AND BE SURE TO WATCH THIS SITE! FOR FUTURE ANNOUNCEMENTS!! FIND IT AT YOUR LIBRARY!
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Last modified: 30 Jan 2010
NANCY CORLISS TO PRESENT A POWERPOINT PROGRAM ON HER TRAVELS TO INDIAOne woman's experience of traveling alone into the Himalayan Mountains of India, sitting on the ground to hear the Dalai Lama teach, and working in a Tibetan Children's village where 2,000 refugee children live. Nancy Corliss speaks of the culture shock, the beauty, the fear, the children and how they have changed her life. 
Nancy Corliss is a retired teacher who now spends 3-4 months of the year working with Tibetan children who have lost their country, their homes and in many cases their families. She will share her powerpoint presentation at the Hudson Falls Free Library, 220 Main Street, Hudson Falls, NY, on TUESDAY EVENING
This program is presented free of charge.
FEBRUARY 9, 2010
AT 7 O'CLOCK
Donations are accepted
DEBBY'S VALENTINE CRAFTS
Debby VanGuilder will be presenting 2 sessions of her
VALENTINE CRAFTS
Saturday, February 6
&
Saturday, February 13
at 10 AM in the children's room of the library
All children aged 4 years and up are welcome.
Parents are asked to remain with younger children to help them with the craft.
Preregistration is required to make sure we have enough space & supplies
OR A MAGAZINE
OR A MOVIE
REMEMBER A LOVED ONE
HELP YOUR LIBRARY
Have you thought of adopting a book at the library this year?
Now in its 10th year, ADOPT-A-BOOK continues to be very popular.
Just come in and look over our Wish List
Pick out a book you'd like to see added to our collection
All you have to do it pay for the book
We will put a Memorial Plate in the book in memory of your loved one
AND: YOU GET TO READ THE BOOK FIRST!
And now: ADOPT A MAGAZINE!
Last year we were forced to cancel the subscriptions to 4 long-time magazines.
This year we are cutting two more.
Perhaps, instead of a book, you'd like to
ADOPT A MAGAZINE
for the library.
Give a one-year subscription to the library and save a magazine from being canceled!
Or maybe add a new movie to the library's ever-popular collection!
2010 will be the library's 100th anniversary & it will be a very difficult one, financially. Any and all help is greatly appreciated!
NEW NEW NEW NEW NEW!!
SHOP AT THE LIBRARY!
SPECIAL 100th ANNIVERSARY CALENDARS ARE HERE!
NEED A GIFT IN A HURRY?
LIBRARY FACADES
1884 SANDY HILL PICTORIAL MAPS
SALE! PRICE REDUCED!
ONLYAND COMING SOON!!
ONLY 100 OF THESE SPECIAL CALENDARS HAVE BEEN PRINTED
FOR OUR 100th BIRTHDAY
DON'T MISS OUT!!
$20 FOR 100 YEARS OF MEMORIES!
KEEP ON TOP OF
HUDSON FALLS FREE LIBRARY
APPROACHES A MILESTONE
The Hudson Falls Free Library had its official beginning in the summer of 1910 when a group of interested citizens met to discuss the matter. They formed the Public Library Association and elected the first five trustees: Josephine H. Allen, Emily M. Devine, Charles D. Kellogg, Erskine C. Rogers and Willoughby Sawyer.
As librarian, the trustees appointed Miss Genevieve Clark, a jurnior high school English teacher, who for $750 a year furnished a room for the library in her home at 110 Main Street and her services as librarian six afternoons and evenings a week. This library was chartered by the Board of Regents on October 27, 1910.
In 2010 the Hudson Falls Free Library will be celebrating 100 years of continuous service to the people of Kingsbury, Hudson Falls, and points beyond!
THE HUDSON FALLS FREE LIBRARY
220 MAIN STREET HUDSON FALLS, NY 12839 518-747-6406
