Wish you knew more about the
very first Wisconsin settlers?
Join us this Saturday, January 28, 1pm
as we continue our 100 Year Anniversary
celebration with a program by
Mr. Richard J. Gonzalez, M.A.:
“Wisconsin Native American Culture”
Mr. Gonzalez’s presentation will be lively
& interactive and will appeal to all ages.
Many of the Native American artifiacts
which he will have on hand are from the
Cedarburg & Grafton areas, & some of the arrowheads were actually found on his
property & are many thousands of years old.
Mr. Gonzalez, who is of the Iroquois Confederation, Oneida Nation of Wisconsin, Turtle Clan,
is uniquely qualified to speak about this subject. We hope to see you there!
This Free Cedarburg Public Library Event
is the first in our 100th year of operation.
Be at the Cedarburg Cultural Center,
Thursday January 19th, at 6:30 pm,
too see “The Three Little Pigs,” an opera
for Kindergarten through Fifth Grade Students.
This event is sponsored by
The Cedarburg Friends of the Library and The Cedarburg Junior Woman’s Club.
2012 will mark 100 years that the Cedarburg Public Library has been serving all citizens of the community! In anticipation of this celebration, the Cedarburg Woman’s Club is suggesting a way to give the Library a Christmas present. They’re calling it “The Christmas Card Alternative.” Here’s how it goes: rather than sending a Christmas Card to co-workers or neighbors seen frequently, total the cost of the cards & postage and make out a check in that amount to the Cedarburg Woman’s Club (write Holiday Card Fund in the memo line), PO Box 175, Cedarburg, WI 53012. Be an angel, and participate!
We are pleased to announce that
registration
for Winter/Spring 2012 Storytimes
will begin Monday, January 9th,
at 10am, in person or by phone.
1-2-year-old Storytimes
Mondays @ 10:15 and Tuesdays @ 10:15
January 23/24
January 30/31
February 6/7
February 13/14
February 20/21
February 27/28
March 5/6
March 12/13
March 19/20
March 26/27
3-5-year-old Storytimes
Wednesdays @ 10:15 and Thursdays @ 10:15
January 25/26
February 1/2
February 8/9
February 15/16
February 22/23
February 29/March 1
March 7/8
March 14/15
March 21/22
March 28/29
For the second year in a row, the Saturday after Thanksgiving
has been designated “Small Business Saturday-” a day dedicated to
supporting small businesses on one of the busiest shopping weekends of the year.
According to promotional materials, several studies have shown that money spent at a locally owned
business stays in the local economy and continues to strengthen the economic base of the community.
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