T.L.L. Temple Memorial Library planning 45th year

It's National Library Week and I haven't got a thing to wear! Seriously, come as you are and visit your local library this week during this celebration of libraries and their workers. Take time to browse the shelves and enjoy the adventures that are waiting there for you. April is also our Library's birthday month. This Library opened for public use on April 25, 1964. We have been serving you now for 44 years. As an observation, with us moving out, the building/ renovation project is supposed to be completed by the end of September, first of October. Originally we thought the Grand Opening would be next Spring on the Library's 45th Birthday. However, because we will be through sooner, our Grand Opening will take place before the end of 2008! What a way to end the year.

Alert! Alert! We are temporarily experiencing technical diffi

culty. Due to circumstances beyond our control, and the galaxy it seems, we cannot at the present access our card catalog or our patron's information online. Please be patient with us as we use the old fashioned way to check out your books. Remember to bring your library card with you; that will help things out tremendously. If you can't find what you need on the shelf, just ask us and we will be glad to help you find what you need. Don't panic, we do still have Internet access available to the public. Hopefully everything will be up and running again soon.

At a recent Tot-Time program here at the library, Mrs. Karen's class from Katherine Sage Day Care, heard the story of The Moon Ring by Randy DuBurke. Then thanks to a generous donation from Dairy Queen here in Diboll, the children enjoyed a wonderful slice of ice cream cake. The staff of the library would like to say a big "Thank You" to the management of the Diboll Dairy Queen. While we are on the subject of Tot-Time, before we moved we had told you we would not be able to have Tot-Time anymore until the new building re-opened. We are happy to say that that is not the case after all. Once again Temple Inland came to our rescue and let us use an extra room in which to hold "Tot-Time." So boys and girls come on back and be part of Miss Chaunta's Tot-Time on Wednesday mornings, 11:00-11:30. We hope to see you here next week.

New books: The Best Is Yet To Be by Eve Fisher; Angels Undercover by Diane Noble; The True Match by Margaret Carroll; Ada's Heart by Dandra Wilkins; Tokens of Deceit by Betty Archer; Blood Redemption by A.H. Holt; Star Gazer by Amanda Harte; But Not For Me by Mona Ingram; The First Patient by Michael Palmer; Falwell's Home by Sandra Livingston; Twisted Trail by L.W. Roberts; Chocolate Secrets by Zelda Benjamin; The Prayers God Always Says Yes To by Anthony Destefano; Doesn't She Look Natural by Angela Hunt; McGraw Hill's Ged Short Course; Cure For The Common Life by Max Lucado; How To Make The Rest Of Your Life The Best Of Your Life by Mark Victor Hansen & Art Linkletter; Ugly Ways by Tina Mcelory Ansa; Satisfy Me by Renee Alexis, Sydney Molare, & Fiona Zedde; Tempest Rising by Diana McKinney-Whetstone; Tar Baby by Toni Morrison; The Other Boleyen by Philippa Gregory.

New Large Print Books: Scared To Death by Debby Giusti; Ever After by Karen Kingsbury; The Parting by Beverly Lewis; The Bloody Trail by Ralph Compton; The Sundown Man by Jory Sherman; The Color of Courage by Patricia Davids; Guns On The Border by Ralph Cotton; The Mother Lode by Gary Franklin; Duel At Low Hawk by Charles G. West; Dorn of the Mountains by Zane Grey; Doubtful Canon by Johnny Boggs; Montana Revenge by Dusty Richards; Trigger Law by Jackson Cole; Vengeance of the Mountain Man: Blood On the Sugarloaf by Williams W. Johnstone; Quick Triggers by Eugine Cunningham; and Ride the Wild Trail by Cliff Farrell.

Spring Schedule: Monday 9:00-7:00, Tuesday - Friday 9:00-5:30, and Saturday 10:00- 2:00. Have a great week!