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Marilyn Klooster March – Will it come in like a lion and go out like a lamb? The SunBird Library volunteers will enter in with a “roar” if borrowed materials are not returned to the library. As we “march” into spring, our energy increases with the freshness in the air, the floral fragrances, the perfume…

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Nancy Smith There are some things we humans find hard to ignore: a ringing phone, a cry for help, taxes. There is often advice we don’t trust: “Some assembly required,” “Easy open” and “You can’t miss it!” So why do we find it hard to obey signs meant for us to read? We coast through…

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Lois Anderson If you look carefully on the shelves at the west end of the Library, you will notice stacks of jigsaw puzzles. Now these boxes can either contain hours of challenging, mind enriching entertainment for those who love them or minutes of frustration and confusion for those who don’t. We have puzzles for children…

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Nancy Smith Have you ever noticed When December comes ‘round The places once quiet Are now filled with sound? The faces once troubled, With eyes so sad Are now changed with wonder, The love to be had. It’s only the heart of a child, you see, That gives us the glimpses Of what truly can…

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Nancy Smith The SunBird Library is pleased to announce two new special books related to our community. They are on the shelf now. Fool’s Gold is by Jim Ott, the son of Norm and Nancy Ott. Jim Ott’s 30 years of experience as a speaker and author in schools, churches and camps reveal a wisdom worth…

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