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Library Cards

Children must be 6 years old or starting first grade to get a library card. Only a parent or legal guardian can apply for the card and must have ID showing name with current address. Children are permitted to take out as many books as the parent permits. Over due books are 5 cents a day for each book.

Computers:

All children's computers are connected to the internet and a parent must sign a permission slip at the library that allows the child access. This will stay on file until the child is 14 years old.

Parents and Teachers please check out the

Make A Splash@ the Carnegie Free Library

Total Pages 96803

Top Readers

Ethan McIntosh 13809

Leah McIntosh 6701

Renee Hill 5814

Rachel Fuller 5654

Congratulations everyone for a great summer!!

Join us on October 6 at 11:00 am for Pre-School Storytime

and

June 2011 for One World, Many Stories@your library

We would also like to thank all of our sponsors:

Dairy Queen

Eritak Designs

Home Town Diner

Kentucky Fried Chicken of Connellsville

La Boheme

Pizza King

Valley Dairy

West Side Jewelers

New Children's Books

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The Dork Diaries: Tales from a NOT-SO- Fabulous Life and Tales from a NOT-SO-Popular Party Girl by Rachel Renee Russell

Geronimo Stilton: Following the Trail of Marco Polo and The Discovery of America

All of Baby, Nose to Toes

Fish Eyes: A Book You Can Count on by Lois Ehlert

Lion & the Mouse by Jerry Pinkney

EcoMazes: Twelve Earth Adventures by Roxie Munro

My People by Langston Hughes

The Kane Chronicles Book One: Red Pyramid by Rick Riordon

Return to the Hundred Acre Wood by David Benedictus

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