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Collinsville Library History |
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News Item: April 2003 (Taxes) |
News item: June 2003: (Bikes/Band) |
News Item: July 2003 (Andy Payne) News Item: July 2003 (Griffis/Band) |
News item: July 2003: (Snakes) |
News item: Aug 2003: (1940s USO Gala) |
News item: Sep/Oct 2003: (Chili-Cook-Off and Reference USA) |
News item: Dec. 2003: (Dogs and Paul Martin) |
News item: Dec. 2003: (Christmas Activities) |
News item: Mar. 2004: (Murder Mystery) |
News item: April. 2004: (Library Customer Appreciation Day) |
News item: May. 2004: (Will Rogers by Gene McFall) |
News item: May. 2004: (Avoiding Debt & Chautauqua Characters) |
News
item: May. 2004: Summer Reading Program Kickoff (& Hercules) |
News item: June. 2004: Concert on the Lawn: Electric Rag Band |
2004
Activities:
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Friday June
4th (Noon-5pm) Countdown
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Planning
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2004 F.O.C.L. Activities (all subject to change) |
Concerts on the Library Lawn (June 12: Electric Rag Band & July 10: TBA) |
1950's Gala (August 9) |
2nd Annual Chili-Cook-Off (Sept. 11) |
2004 Silent Auction
(Nov. 29 - Dec 11) |
August
2004 Update:
Collinsville Library Wins
National Grand Prize
The Collinsville Library staff and customers accepted a challenge from The
History Channel and A&E Network to help them commemorate the 60th Anniversary
of D-Day (June 6, 1944.)
On July 29th Collinsville received a call from The GEM Group that Collinsville was one of five National Grand Prize winners. The Grand Prize is a $1,000 grant.
The main event took place at the on the grounds of the Library on June 4. They were busting out all over with visitors from Tulsa, Owasso, Oologah and other surrounding towns. They had children climbing through jeeps as military personnel explained the purpose of the different gadgets and camouflage nets. Children of all ages were able to meet the people who made our way of life possible. They were able to say thank you and salute those involved in a very important day in our history.
The Collinsville Librarians created a scrapbook including the pictures they took to showcase their activities and the written essay explaining how they honored our Military.
Susan Babbitt (CV) has a copy of the essay and the scrapbook if you would like to see it.
Kudos to the Collinsville
staff!
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