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Musings from
Andie
Dear Branch Members,
Hello, one and
all. This is your President coming your way. I know it's
cold and that we are all suffering from various degrees of
frostbite, but just think, it might not get any worse. (I
am always willing to do my fair weather dance in the parking
lot of Kephart Plaza--just like the Indians.)
Anyways, we are
having a program about sign language in March which should
be very interesting in case we ever get a case of
laryngitis. And even if we don't get laryngitis it just
might come in handy some day. I'm looking forward to it and
I hope we have a good turn-out.
We have to get
organized for the bloodmobile and we will soon be working at
the book sale. I just know all you able-bodied, red-blooded
women have signed up to help. That, or we get after you.
I am freezing
here in the Piper Museum where I work and instead of fooling
around with my display project I'm typing this letter. I
figure I'll thaw out in time for baseball season.
See you at the
next meeting. Also, we will be presenting Bobbie Jo Simcox
with the Gateway to Equity award and I hope you will be
there. She deserves it.
Sincerely,
Andie
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 Sign
Language
 Carol D. Liddick
Associate Professor, Special Education
Lock Haven University of PA |
March
Meeting
Thursday,
March
6, 2008
@ 7:30 p.m.
Great Island Presbyterian Church |
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Call
748-7316 or email
April meeting and book club
discussion "Where the Heart Is" by Billie Letts.
An Ophra Book Club book that is moving, funny, and takes you
on an unforgettable journey of a 17 year old, 7 months
pregnant, left stranded at a Wal-Mart in Sequoyah, OK with
little money and knowing no-one. Though some members
have already read this book and I understand it was a made
for TV show, we hope you will join in on the discussion.
There are several copies available at Ross Library and my
copy will soon be available to pass around should you wish
not to purchase it.