The Clark County Public Library has a variety of movies and music for all tastes and ages. You may call the Reference Desk at (937) 328-6903 to place reserves or interlibrary loans on items that aren't in our system. To renew an item, or for questions about your account call the Circulation Desk at (937) 328-6901.
A variety of computer software is available for check out including games, children's book titles, math, science, languages, typing tutor, and many other educational subjects. Many software programs are based on popular movies like Finding Nemo or feature favorite characters like Barbie and Spiderman. Software is available in both CD-ROM and DVD-ROM formats.
Descriptive VHS videotapes are available for those who are visually impaired. These videos have an alternate sound track which is used to recount visual elements of the program without interfering with the program's narration, dialogue or sound effects. The videos can be used with a regular VCR.
Our foreign language films are award winners or world classics (Bergman, Kurosawa, Godard, Truffaut, etc.). The majority of these films have optional English subtitles, making them helpful to those learning foreign languages.
You may borrow up to three (3) framed art prints at a time for up to ninety (90) days. Browse the collection (at the Main Library only) to find something to spruce up the walls of your home, office or dorm-room. From Monet to Grandma Moses, modern to classic, we have works available to fit all tastes and decors.
Spotlight on ALFRED HITCHCOCK
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Filmmaker and cultural icon Alfred Hitchcock shocked and puzzled audiences for nearly 50 years. From his first full-length thriller, The Lodger [8](1927), a silent film based on the Jack the Ripper murders, to his last film, Family Plot [9](1976), a comedy/thriller in which a fake psychic hunts down a wealthy woman’s estranged nephew, Hitchcock reconfigured cinematic boundaries finding how to best keep audiences glued to their seats and out of their heads.
With more than 56 films and an eponymous show to his credit, Hitchcock’s work remains relevant and continues to inspire successive generations of Hollywood filmmakers.
Want to find out more about our Spotlight Director? Download a PDF copy of The Films of Alfred Hitchcock [10]brochure, reserve a copy of Hitchcock [11], Alfred Hitchcock: A Life In Darkness and Light [12], It's Only a Movie: Alfred HItchcock, a Personal Biography [13] or visit his Internet Movie Database (IMDB) page [14]for biographical information, trailers and more.
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| Hitchcock Pathfinder.pdf [15] | 704.96 KB |
| 100 Years 100 Movies Pathfinder.pdf [16] | 195.43 KB |
| AFIs 10 top 10 Pathfinder.pdf [17] | 640.95 KB |
| John Wayne Pathfinder.pdf [18] | 1.07 MB |
| Roger Ebert Pathfinder.pdf [19] | 218.89 KB |
Board Meetings are held (January-the 4th Monday, all other months-the 3rd Monday) at 4:00 p.m. in the Board Room at the Main Library Office located at 201 South Fountain Ave., Springfield, Ohio.
The Community Bookmobile has a variety of Music CDs, DVDs, Videos, Books on CD and Books on Tape. The collection includes adult and juvenile titles, best-selling fiction, large print items, gentle reads, periodicals and paperbacks. The Community Bookmobile stops at 32 locations throughout Springfield and Clark County. Major stops are located in shopping centers: Park Layne, Northridge, Northland Plaza, Walmart on Tuttle Road and in South Vienna at 21 West Main Street (formerly Shoemaker's).
The Children's Bookmobile is stocked with juvenile materials and visits Head Starts, daycare centers and schools.
In order to provide the highest level of service, the Clark County Public Library (CCPL) is committed to hiring dedicated professional staff members. CCPL offers opportunities to build a rewarding career, employing over 100 staff members at 5 locations. Opportunities are available for positions with varying skill sets and educational backgrounds.
The Library is continually looking for motivated, hard working individuals to join our staff. We invite you to consider employment opportunities with CCPL.
Any open positions will be listed below. Click on the position for more information:
For open positions, please submit to any location of the Clark County Public Library:
•CCPL Employment Application, available at Circulation areas in the Main Library and all four CCPL branches
Applications may also be sent to the Clark County Public Library:
CLARK COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY
HUMAN RESOURCES DEPARTMENT
PO BOX 1080
SPRINGFIELD OH 45501-1080
Candidates selected for interviews will be contacted to schedule an appointment. No phone calls please. Applications are generally retained in our active file for six months from the date of application.
Clark County Public Library is an Equal Opportunity Employer and welcomes interest from all applicants.
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| Employment Application.pdf [22] | 79.58 KB |
Our Frequently Asked Questions brochure covers several topics such as:
You may download a copy of the brochure (below).
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| FAQ Brochure Final November 2012.pdf [23] | 448.39 KB |
| CCPL Library Card Application.pdf [24] | 289.32 KB |
| CCPL Library Card Application Information.pdf [25] | 266.24 KB |
The Friends of the Clark County Public Library is a separate, non-profit organization with a constitution and by-laws, whose purpose is to promote the interest and welfare of the Library as a cultural, educational, and recreational asset for all of the citizens of Clark County. The Friends help the library in ways, and on projects that are not covered by the library budget or by staff assignments. They work closely with Library Director, Sally Rizer, and the library staff to provide fundraising and advocacy support.
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| Membership Application.pdf [26] | 192.72 KB |
Memorial and Honor Book Donations
Monetary gifts for the purchase of books or other library materials are gratefully accepted. To make a gift to the library in memory or honor of a friend or loved one or to celebrate a special occasion like a birthday or anniversary, please complete the Gift and Donation [27]form (below). Once completed you may return the form to any library location or mail it to - Clark County Public Library/Public Relations Department, 201 South Fountain Avenue, Springfield, Ohio 45506. The library will try to accommodate the subject or title preferences of the donor.
Using the Wish List
1) Go to http://www.amazon.com/wishlist/1AL20TLML9QQL/ref=cm_wl_rlist_go [28]
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| Gift and Donation Form.pdf [30] | 84.61 KB |
| Gift and Donation Brochure.pdf [31] | 542.05 KB |
Why is our children's area called the Lenski Children's Center?
Lois Lenski
Lois Lenski was born October 14, 1893 in Springfield, Ohio where she lived until 1899. Her father was a Lutheran minister and the family moved to Anna, Ohio in 1899. Lois graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in education from Ohio State University where she was chosen art editor of the yearbook. She attended the Art Students League in New York City and the Westminster School of Art in London, England. Encouraged to write her own books to accompany her drawings, Skipping Village, her first book, was published in 1927. In 1946, she was awarded the Newbery Medal for Strawberry Girl [32], one of the regional American series. Lois Lenski not only wrote and illustrated almost 100 books of her own, but also illustrated 57 children's books by others.
The Children's Room of the Warder Public Library was named the Lenski Room in honor of her sixtieth birthday in October 1953. She attended the ceremony and donated many of her works to the library. In the new Clark County Public Library, the Lenski Children's Center displays these items, including works that have been translated into other languages. We also have books in our circulating collection written and illustrated by Lois Lenski. If you are interested in reading further about Lois Lenski, her autobiography, Journey Into Childhood [33], is an excellent resource and demonstrates her talent as a writer as well as her love of writing and drawing for children.
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| AV Collection Development Policy.pdf [34] | 87.31 KB |
| AV Policy and Ratings Brochure.pdf [35] | 196.7 KB |
| Item | Fine |
|---|---|
| Children's Books/Read-Alongs | $.05 per day |
| Videos & DVDs | $.50 per day |
| Framed Art | $.10 per day |
| Adult Books | $.10 per day |
| Magazines & Periodicals | $.10 per day |
| Discovery Packs | $.05 per day |
| Book Club Kits | $.10 per day |
| Cassettes, CD's, etc. | $.10 per day |
Please note: Accounts with fines of $5.00 or more will be suspended
from checking items out, using the Internet and using the Word
Processors, until the fine has been paid below the $5.00 limit.
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| CCPL Library Card Application 2013.pdf [36] | 289.32 KB |
| CCPL Library Card Application 2013 Back.pdf [37] | 266.24 KB |
Groups booking the room must fill out an application and sign a user agreement prior to using the meeting rooms. The Library reserves the right to review any or all applications for space and judge whether or not the applicant fits the policy.
You may download a copy of the meeting room application and policy (below).
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| Meeting_Room_Application.pdf [38] | 19.8 KB |
| Meeting Room Policy.pdf [39] | 70.87 KB |
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| Public Records Policy 2012 Clark County Public Library.pdf [40] | 11.67 KB |
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| CCPL Social Media Policy Board Approved Feb 2013.pdf [41] | 82.14 KB |
Kits are available for use in pre-schools, nursing homes, for school programs, or with community groups. These kits contain slide shows, videotapes, cassette tapes of sing-along songs, skits, and other activities that revolve around a particular theme such as Remembering Farm Days, Remembering Fun and Games, and Remembering Pets. Bi-Folkal [42] kits are designed to be used in programs to prompt memories and discussion.
In the search box type "bi-folkal [42]". Twelve (12) kits are available:.jpg)
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- Remembering African American Lives
- Remembering Birthdays
- Remembering County Fairs
- Remembering Farm Days
- Remembering Fun and Games
- Remembering Music
- Remembering Pets
- Remembering School Days
- Remembering the Depression
- Remembering the Home Front
- Remembering Train Rides
- Remembering Work Life
Bi-folkal [42]kits are available for immediate checkout at the Main Library, Monday through Thursday, 9am - 5pm.
The kits may be reserved and picked up at any CCPL location or Bookmobile stop. Bi-folkal [42]kits circulate for 21 days and may be renewed twice.
Do you enjoy discussing great books with your friends, but hate trying to track down enough copies for everyone in the group? Come to the Clark County Public Library. We’ve taken away the hassle by collecting the books for you into a kit. Each one of our kits typically contain 12 paperback books and a large print copy, if available. We’ve also included a Discussion Guide and Tip Sheet. Check out one of our Book Club Kits today!
Meeting rooms are available for public use at all library locations.
Groups booking the room must fill out an application and sign a user agreement prior to using the meeting rooms. The Library reserves the right to review any or all applications for space and judge whether or not the applicant fits the policy.
You may download a copy of the meeting room application and policy (below).
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| Meeting_Room_Application.pdf [78] | 19.8 KB |
| Meeting Room Policy.pdf [79] | 70.87 KB |
The Clark County Public Library offers a Talking Book Service through the Library of Congress National Library Service .jpg)
for the Blind and Physically Handicapped (NLS).
The Talking Book Program provides free recorded books, magazines and playback equipment to approximately 15,000 eligible blind, visually impaired, physically disabled and reading disabled Ohio residents.
You can find out more about the Talking Books Program by visiting the State Library of Ohio [80] or the Ohio Department of Aging [81].
If you or someone you know is interested in and meets the requirements for this program, a copy of the application is attached below.
For individuals who already particiapte in the Talking Book Program through the Clark County Public Library and need assistance with a machine, please contact:
Helga Spotts, Bookmobile Manager and Talking Books Coordinator at (937) 322-2821.
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| Talking Books Application.pdf [82] | 212.59 KB |
All Clark County Public Library locations are wheelchair accessible. A wheelchair is available at the Main Library upon request. Call (937) 328-6901 for more information.
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| Wireless_Internet_Instructions.pdf [84] | 121.65 KB |
The Clark County Public Library provides free and equal access to information through exceptional customer service to meet the intellectual and recreational needs of the community.
Calling all kids!
Want to participate in the Summer Reading Program? Just visit us at any of our five library locations or the Bookmobiles and get registered beginning June 3rd. We’ll give you an entry card. Check out something great to read and when you return your items we will stamp your entry card. Once you receive 5 stamps on your entry card, fill out the back and enter it for our prize drawing.
You can choose which prize you would like to win by writing its number on the back of the entry card. Prizes are the same at all locations. You may enter at any branch. Prize winners will be announced the week of August 5th.
To find out what great activities are happening at a library location near you, click on one of the branch locations listed below.
A special thanks to the Friends of the Library and the Young Woman's Mission for helping to support the Summer Reading Program.
Experience the adventure of our Children's Catalog.
You can search our collection by using topics especially selected for you. From Animals, The Arts, Machines, Science, Sports, People and more, use this feature to find library materials on these topics. You can even type your own search term in the "look for" box.
Squirreled Away: A Library Scavenger Hunt (all ages)
Monday, June 3rd through Friday, June 21st
Come in anytime between June 3rd and June 21st to lookout for little creatures that have burrowed and hidden away in our library! Pick up a clue sheet at the front desk and turn it in when you have spotted all of the critters! All completed entries will be entered to win an underground themed treat.
Worm Day
Wednesday, June 19th — Join us throughout the day for fun activities!
Wiggle Worms Storytime (ages 5-9) 10:30 AM
Come find out who Walter the Waltzing Worm is, learn what a worm writes in his diary and discover much more during this storytime filled with books, songs and games. Registration is required.
Worm Burgers: Drop in Snack Craft (all ages) 11:30 AM-12:30 PM
Join us to have some fun making and tasting Worm Burgers. These tasty treats will leave you squirming, wiggling and giggling for more!
Worm Races (all ages) 2:00 PM
The Enon Branch is hosting its first ever worm races. Bring and name your own worm. Prepare to see which worms are fast, which worms are slow, and which worms won’t go. Let’s have some fun cheering on our wiggly, squiggly friends. Registration is required.
Silly Safaris (all ages)
Thursday, June 27th, 11:00 AM
It's time to dig into reading, and this summer Silly Safaris is going underground to bring you some amazing animals for summer reading. As always you'll see your favorite furry, feathered, scaly and even slimy friends live and in person. Registration is required. Space is limited.
Dig It? … Draw It! With Jeff Nicholas (grades K-8)
Thursday, July 11th, 11:00 AM
Jeff Nicholas’ program entertains the audience with original illustrations and humorous stories while teaching how to create his quirky, underground characters using a simple "draw along" cartooning method. All materials for the program will be supplied. Registration is required.
Dig Into the Past (grades 1-8)
Wednesday, July 17th, 1:00 PM
Mr. Larry Yowler will open this program with information about the Fort Ancient Native Americans, then we will travel through the past exploring the age of the dinosaurs, ancient Egypt and more. Join our expedition as we travel the lands of the past and dig into the artifacts from these times. The majority of this program will be hands on, so prepare to have some fun exploring! Registration is required.
Dig Into Bricks (ages 6-12)
Wednesday, August 7th, 10:30 AM
Calling all LEGO fanatics! Join the fun as Kyle and Rachel Peterson from Blokhedz in Yellow Springs join us in jumpstarting our LEGO Club. Check out the display case in August. Will your creation be added? All bricks and creations made during this program must remain at the library. Space is limited. Registration is required.
Paws for Reading (ages 5-12)
Wednesday, August 14th 10:30-11:30 AM
Our furry friends are back and they are eager to listen to some reading pals. School is about to start, so it is time to brush up on those reading skills that may have gotten a little dusty during the summer. Call the library at 864-2502 and secure your 15 minute time slot to read. Children may bring a book from home or choose one from the collection at the library.
Those Digging Dogs! (ages 5 & up)
Wednesdays: June 5th, June 19th & July 10th, 1:00-2:00 PM
(15 minute intervals)
Join the Bow Wow Book Brigade with Best Friends Pet Assisted Therapy to make a new friend and build your reading skills, as you read aloud to a therapy dog.
Mark Wade Presents Digging for Library Gold (all ages)
Monday, June 10th, 10:30 AM
Meet Head Engineer in Charge of Digging, Edgar Beaver. This 40-minute program has loads of comedy, audience participation and ventriloquism that can be enjoyed by everyone!
LEGO Club
Mondays: June 10th-Pirate Theme
& July 8th-Digging Machine Theme, 3:30-4:30 PM
School age children are invited to dig into our LEGOs to search for the perfect pieces to build a pirate themed creation on June 10th and a digging machine on July 8th. All finished creations will remain at the library.
Egyptian Pyramid Party (6 & up)
Tuesday, June 18th, 2:00 PM
Come join us as we “dig into the past” and learn about the fascinating world of ancient Egypt. Can you “walk like an Egyptian” and build a pyramid? Have you ever wanted to learn how to write your name in hieroglyphics? You’ll do this and more as we play games and we make some cool Egyptian crafts.
“Plant a Little Seed” Storytime (2-4 year olds)
Thursday, June 27th, 11:00 AM
Learn about gardening while having fun with stories, songs, fingerplays, magnetic boards, games and crafts.
Wildlife Encounter with the Brukner Nature Center (all ages)
Monday, July 1st, 10:30 AM
Join us for a hands-on experience with a dry, scaly snake and a cool, smooth salamander. Observe a Virginia possum munching on grapes and discovering his thumbs and rough, semi-prehensile tail.
Dinosaur Day (all ages)
Tuesday, July 16th, 1:00-3:00 PM
Stop in anytime between 1:00-3:00 PM for a roaring good time as we celebrate all things dinosaur! Dig for a dinosaur surprise, play some games and make some cool crafts to take home. Even enjoy some fossils you can eat with our prehistoric dirt.
Wonderful World of Wigglers (all ages)
Wednesday, July 31st, 10:30 AM
Penny Dunbar from National Trail Parks and Recreation District and Master Gardeners, will entertain worm enthusiasts with a story and talk about worm bin composting. See live red worms, find out what they eat and learn other fascinating facts.
Dig Into Reading with Mr. Puppet (all ages)
Monday, August 5th, 10:30 AM
This week’s activities celebrate the grand finale of our summer events. Come and enjoy this variety show of ventriloquism and comedy, featuring Cousin Joey the Mouse, a dinosaur puppet, skeleton puppet and many more!
Star Wars Event…Can You Dig It? (families w/children ages 6 & up)
Saturday, August 10th, anytime between 11:00 AM & 1:00 PM
Invited you are to a Jedi tryout. Do you have what it takes to be a Jedi? Come dressed in appropriate Star Wars attire, if you like. We’ll have lightsaber training, test your Star Wars knowledge, plus Pit Droid Pizza (provided by Chillicothe Street Pizza) and Yoda Soda at the Mos Eisley Cantina. Each child will receive a ticket for a slice of pizza. Bring your camera for Jedi Graduation. May the force be with you.
Additional parking for all activities is available in the shared parking lot at the Catholic Church.
Mark Wade Presents Digging for Library Gold (ages preschool & up)
Monday, June 10th, 2:00 PM—Gaier Room
Be ready for laughter and amazement when ventriloquist Mark Wade and his puppet pals go looking for library treasure. Mark’s fun show features comedy and lots of audience participation. **Please see note.
Toddler Storytime (ages 15 months-3 years)
Tuesdays: Beginning June 11th through July 23rd, 9:30-10:00 AM—Gaier Room
Engages toddlers with books and learning through stories, music and movement. Younger lapsit children are welcome.
Preschool Storytime (ages 3-5)
Tuesdays: Beginning June 11th through July 23rd, 10:30-11:15 AM—Gaier Room
Prepares preschoolers for later reading success through interactive stories, songs and crafts.
Daycare Storytime (ages 3-6)
Wednesdays: Beginning June 12th through July 24th, 10:30-11:00 AM—Gaier Room
Just for daycare and youth groups bringing five or more children. Features interactive stories, songs and rhymes.
Different themes help get children excited about books and reading.
Discover Gnomes and Fairies (ages 5 & up)
Thursday, June 13th, 2:00 PM—Gaier Room
Explore the magical hidden world of gnomes and fairies. Hear a story, create your own fairy or gnome house to take home, play games and enjoy a sweet treat. Please show up on time so no one gets left out. **Please see note.
Bow Wow Book Brigade with Best Friends Pet Assisted Therapy (ages 5 & up)
Wednesdays: June 26th, July 17th & August 21st, 2:00-3:00 PM—Lenski Program Room
Dig into reading with therapy dogs. Make a new friend and build your reading skills and confidence as you read aloud to your new pals.
LEGO Club (grades K-6)
Thursdays: June 20th & July 18th, 2:00 PM—Gaier Room
Build with us and meet other LEGO fans! Just bring your imagination and we’ll supply the LEGOs. LEGO creations will be selected each month for display at the library. **Please see note.
Dinosaur Dig (ages preschool & up)
Thursday, July 11th, anytime between 2:00 & 3:00 PM—Gaier Room
Dig into dinosaurs with a variety of fun games and crafts. Make a hatching dinosaur, play triceratops ring toss, go bowling with a dinosaur egg and more. Don’t forget to sign in for your chance to win a dinosaur book! **Please see note.
Wildlife Encounter with Brukner Nature Center (ages preschool & up)
Monday, July 22nd, 2:00 PM—Gaier Room
Wildlife ambassadors from Brukner Nature Center will visit the library for a great program featuring live animals. Learn about these amazing animals and conservation efforts to protect them. **Please see note.
Pirates Ahoy! (ages 5 & up)
Thursday, July 25th, 2:00 PM—Gaier Room
Sail the high seas without ever leaving the library. Hear a pirate story, enjoy a snack, create your own pirate gear and learn to talk like a pirate. Play pirate bingo for a chance to win a prize! Please show up on time so no one gets left out. **Please see note.
**Note: Space in the Gaier Room is limited. We cannot guarantee that everyone who comes to this program will be able to participate. We cannot accommodate groups greater than 10 people from the same organization.
Fairies, Gnomes & Trolls...Oh, My! (families)
Wednesday, June 5th, 6:30 PM—Meeting Room
As a family, create a whimsical miniature gardenscape that gnomes and fairies can call home. You design it, you make the “little folk” and if you dare, add a troll to your make-believe world. Registration is required.
Kid’s Crafts @ Park (ages 3-12)
Wednesday, June 12th & Thursday, July 25th, 3:00-4:30 PM—Meeting Room
On June 12th, kids may drop in anytime between 3:00 & 4:30 PM to create a bookmark. You can step back into the 70’s and make a gum wrapper chain bookmark, fold your way through an origami corner bookmark or be creative and decorate a bookmark any way you choose. On July 25th kids are invited to chase away the summer doldrums and explore their crafty sides. We’ll have several great projects to choose from.
Dig Into Reading with Mr. Puppet (families)
Wednesday, June 19th, 3:00 PM—Meeting Room
Come enjoy this variety show of ventriloquism and comedy featuring Cousin Joey the Mouse, a dinosaur puppet, skeleton puppet and many more! Space is limited. Pick up entry tickets at the Park Circulation Desk one hour prior to the performance.
Dig Into History (ages 8-12)
Wednesday, June 26th, 2:00 PM—Meeting Room
Join Captain James and Mrs. Kay Ruley for a fun-filled hour as you discover photography, music and flags used during the Civil War. View actual Civil War heirlooms as you are taken back in time to 1865. Registration is required.
Discover New Trails with Mike Hemmelgarn (all ages)
Wednesday, July 10th, 3:00 PM—Meeting Room
Meet ventriloquist Mike Hemmelgarn and his puppet friends. Enjoy madcap juggling, comedy, magic, balloons and audience participation! Space is limited. Pick up entry tickets at the Park Circulation Desk one hour prior to the performance.
Under the Sea (ages 3-6)
Wednesday, July 17th, 11:00 AM—Meeting Room
Discover what creatures live under the sea. Explore the underwater world with stories, crafts and other activities. Registration is required.
Green Thumb Garden (ages 7-12)
Wednesday, July 31st, 3:00 PM—Meeting Room
Make a soda bottle hanging planter to take home with you. Create a mini-environment for growing plants and having your own tiny garden to tend. Registration is required.
Dig Into Reading! Animals that Live Underground (all ages)
Thursday, June 27th, 2:00 PM—Meeting Room
Join us at the library for an afternoon of discovery. We will have an animal expert on hand with some "friends" to talk about and share. Space is limited. Registration is required.
Dig It?... Draw It! (children)
Thursday, July 11th, 2:00 PM—Meeting Room
Cartoonist Jeff Nicholas will be at the library showing you how you can create your own cartoons and wacky characters. Come in and listen to Jeff talk about how he creates his comics and helps you come up with your own. Space is limited. Registration is required.
Links:
[1] http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/V7PGLT5
[2] mailto:askref@ccpl.lib.oh.us?subject=Ask%20Reference
[3] mailto:askhistory@ccpl.lib.oh.us?subject=Ask%20History
[4] mailto:circ@ccpl.lib.oh.us
[5] mailto:pr@ccpl.lib.oh.us
[6] http://www.ccpl.lib.oh.us/houston
[7] http://catalog.ccpl.lib.oh.us/polaris/search/searchresults.aspx?ctx=1.1033.0.0.5&type=Browse&term=vertigo&by=TI&sort=MP&limit=TOM=*&query=MTE='-2012970759'&page=0
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[10] http://www.ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Hitchcock%20Pathfinder%202010(1).pdf
[11] http://catalog.ccpl.lib.oh.us/polaris/search/searchresults.aspx?ctx=1.1033.0.0.5&type=Browse&term=hitchcock&by=TI&sort=MP&limit=TOM=*&query=MTE='132670'&page=0
[12] http://catalog.ccpl.lib.oh.us/polaris/search/searchresults.aspx?ctx=1.1033.0.0.5&type=Browse&term=alfred%20hitchcock&by=TI&sort=MP&limit=TOM=*&query=MTE='9201'&page=0
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[14] http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000033/
[15] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Hitchcock Pathfinder 2010_0.pdf
[16] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/100 Y 100 M 2010_0.pdf
[17] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/AFIs 10 top 10_0.pdf
[18] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/John Wayne 2010_0.pdf
[19] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Roger Ebert 2010_0.pdf
[20] http://maps.yourgmap.com/v/d_tg_Bookmobile_Community_Stops_January-May_2013.html
[21] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/files/Community%20Winter%20Spring%202013%20Schedule.pdf
[22] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Employment Application.pdf
[23] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/FAQ Brochure Final November 2012.pdf
[24] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/CCPL Library Card Application 16.pdf
[25] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/CCPL Library Card Application 16 Back.pdf
[26] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Friends 2009 Dues Update for Web.pdf
[27] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Gift Donation Form 112409AP(1).pdf
[28] http://www.amazon.com/wishlist/T4LCYYW3LIGS/ref=cm_wl_rlist_go
[29] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Gift Donation Form 112409AP.pdf
[30] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Gift Donation Form 112409AP_0.pdf
[31] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/memorial Honor Book Brochure_0.pdf
[32] http://catalog.ccpl.lib.oh.us/polaris/view.aspx?CN=219883
[33] http://catalog.ccpl.lib.oh.us/polaris/view.aspx?CN=159755
[34] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/2010 AV POLICY DRAFT O.pdf
[35] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/CCPL RATINGS BROCHURE September 15 2010_0.pdf
[36] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/CCPL Library Card Application 16_0.pdf
[37] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/CCPL Library Card Application 16 Back_0.pdf
[38] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Meeting_Room_Application(PDF).pdf
[39] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Meeting Room Policy New April 2011.pdf
[40] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Public Records Policy 2012 Clark County Public Library.pdf
[41] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/CCPL Social Media Policy Board Approved Feb 2013.pdf
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[43] mailto:askref@ccpl.lib.oh.us
[44] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/About the Book Club Kits blue 2011.pdf
[45] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Discussion Guide Angels and Demons.pdf
[46] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Discussion Guide Back When We Were Grownups_0.pdf
[47] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Discussion Guide Banner of Heaven.pdf
[48] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Discussion Guide Bel Canto_0.pdf
[49] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Discussion Guide Camels and Books.pdf
[50] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Discussion Guide Five People.pdf
[51] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Discussion Guide Founding Mothers_0.pdf
[52] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Discussion Guide Full of Grace.pdf
[53] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Discussion Guide Funny in Farsi.pdf
[54] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Discussion Guide Glass Castle.pdf
[55] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Discussion Guide Into the Wild.pdf
[56] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Discussion Guide Memory Keeper.pdf
[57] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Discussion Guide Night.pdf
[58] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Discussion Guide Our Lady.pdf
[59] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Discussion Guide Secret Life.pdf
[60] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Discussion Guide The Shack.pdf
[61] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Discussion Guide They Carried.pdf
[62] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Discussion Guide Tin Flute.pdf
[63] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Discussion Guide To Kill A Mockingbird.pdf
[64] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Discussion Guide Tuesdays.pdf
[65] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Discussion Guide Eat.pdf
[66] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Discussion Guide Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie.pdf
[67] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Discussion Guide Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks.pdf
[68] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Discussion Guide Keeping Faith.pdf
[69] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Discussion Guide Kite Runner.pdf
[70] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Discussion Guide Ninteen Minutes.pdf
[71] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Discussion Guide Snow Flower and the Secret Fan.pdf
[72] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Discussion Guide still alice.pdf
[73] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Discussion Guide Tallgrass.pdf
[74] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Discussion Guide Three Cups of Tea.pdf
[75] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Discussion Guide Water for Elephants.pdf
[76] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Discussion Guide Year of Magical Thinking_0.pdf
[77] http://aging.ohio.gov/goldenbuckeye/
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[80] http://www.library.ohio.gov/PCS/tlk_bk
[81] http://aging.ohio.gov/news/agingconnection/2009March/4.asp
[82] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/talking books application.pdf
[83] http://www.sos.state.oh.us/SOS/voter/RegisteringToVote.aspx
[84] http://ccpl.lib.oh.us/sites/default/files/Wireless_Internet_Instructions.pdf
[85] http://catalog.ccpl.lib.oh.us/polaris/children/default.aspx?SessionOrgID=1
[86] http://www.billnye.com/
[87] http://www.chem4kids.com/
[88] http://www.fourmilab.ch/earthview/vplanet.html
[89] http://www.factmonster.com/
[90] http://hubblesite.org/
[91] http://www.mathcats.com/
[92] http://www.nasa.gov/audience/forkids/home/index.html
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[95] http://www.ipl.org/div/projectguide/
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