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MyLibrary eNewsletter - November 2012 - Thankful for Food for Fines

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	Pioneer Library System, Oklahoma

	Hello Visitor, Your hometown libraries are gearing up for the festive season! We've got a lot of programs for the month of November. Click on the branch name, to the right, to see all we have in store. And be sure to scroll down to find the dates for Food for Fines! And please note, the hometown libraries are closed the following dates: » November 11 & 12 » November 21 close @ 6pm » November 22 & 23	Branch Calendars: » Blanchard » McLoud » Moore » Newcastle » Noble » Norman » Purcell » SOKC » Shawnee » Tecumseh
	First Ever Winter Read! Your hometown libraries are true pioneers and are breaking virtual ground this winter. Starting November 13 and running through the end of February 2013, you'll have the option to participate in our first ever Winter Read! The PLS Winter Read doesn't require you to come to any special events. In fact, should the roads get bad you can do it all from home! All you'll need to do is visit http://www.justsoyouknow.us/winterread and register to start tracking your winter reads. When you register be sure to sign up for the special Winter Read eNewsletter that will have announcements of hometown library Winter Read events, local book groups and our online selection of books we will be discussing on Facebook. Oh! Did we mention PRIZES? For those who register and keep track of their winter reads, they will be entered in to a drawing for 1 of 4 Winter Read gift baskets.
	Gateway to Korea The Norman Public Library is bringing Korean tradition halfway around the world into its doors for the program “Gateway to Korea,” at 10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 3, in the Lowry Room of the library. The Norman Korean Language School is partnering with the library on the program, which will celebrate Korean culture. Guests can learn about KPop music, have their photos taken in traditional Korean wedding outfits and also sample a variety of Korean food.
	November eReader Classes This November and December your hometown libraries are offering free classes for those wanting to know more about eReaders and especially how to get free books from the public library. eReader models discussed will include Kindles, Nooks, Sonys, iPads, Laptops and even smart phones! Basically, if you have an internet capable device you have access to library books and we'll explain it. Here are the eReader trainings set for November: » Nov. 5th 6 PM @ SOKC Public Library "Downloading Books with you Mobile, Nook or Ipad" » Nov. 8th 6 PM @ Purcell Public Library "Downloading Library Books to your E-Reader" » Nov. 14th 1:30 PM @ Blanchard Public Library "eReader Class" » Nov. 15th 1 PM @ Noble Public Library "Holiday Overdrive Training" » Nov. 16th 1 PM @ Purcell Public Library "Downloading Library Books to your E-Reader" » Nov. 27th 6 PM @ McLoud Public Library "I bought an E-Reader-- now what?" Sign up for the trainings today to join the eBook revolution!
	Food for Fines Dates Set! Last year your hometown libraries raised 3.3 tons of non-perishable foods for local food pantries. This year we need your help in beating that figure. From November 13 - 21, your hometown libraries will celebrate the season of thankfulness with our annual Food for Fines. Bring in a non-perishable boxed or canned food item to have your library late fees waived. One canned/boxed food donated equals $1 in library fines. The maximum amount that can be waived is $20. So mark your calendar and gather those non-perishable food items - help us help those in our hometowns who are in need!