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Storytimes Told
The winter/spring storytime schedule for the Franklin Township
Library has been announced. Storytimes will continue through April 29.
There will
be an evening storytime (7 p.m.) on Tuesdays. All ages are invited. preschool storytimes
will be held on Wednesday and Thursday mornings at 10 30 a.m. Sign up at the circulation
desk. For more inform
Talking
Book Library Available
The Talking Book Library is the library for those
who cannot see well enough to read regular print or those who cannot hold a book
or turn a page. It supplies books on cassette tape and the machines on which to play
the tapes. it also has thousands of large print books.
If you know someone who
can't see well enough to read anymore! You ought to call the Talking Book Library
is the Library for the Blind and Handicapped, 1-800-792-8322.
Craft Club Meets At County Office
The Gloucester County 4-H Craft Club will meet at the County Office Building. For
more information about joining the club call 863-0007.
Kid's Nature Club
Meetings will be
the first Saturday of the month at 10 a.m.
The Kid's Nature Club is open to all
children in 2nd- 6th grades. Parents are wel- come to attend as well.
To register
or for more information call 881-0845.
Scotland Run Park is located on Academy
Street (County Route 610), Clayton.
Plant Club For Kids
Come and
discover the plant culture of our Garden State. Gloucester County Parks and Recreation
and 4-H are starting a plant club for kids in 4th grade and over. Some of the' activities
will include: gardening, making wreaths, drying flowers, flower arranging, growing
herbs and house plants.
The group will meet once a month on Saturdays at the Scotland
Run Park Nature Center.
To register, call Helen at 863-0007 or the Nature Center
at 881-0845. Scotland Run Park is located on Academy Street (County Route 610), Clayton.
Go
to--Scotland Run Park
Offical Home Page
Surfmonkey:
A down-loadable browser just for children. This will keep your
kids in a content safe inviroment.
It takes about 4mb of space on your hard drive.
Kids
e-mail is also available.
Plenty of cool colors and neet places to go and things
to do.
Check it out, use the link below.
http://www.surfmonkey.com
Click on the Wizardto
check out the Card Trick.
SOCIAL SECURITY HAS A WEB PAGE..
Young people who like to surf the Internet will find an added attraction--Social
Security web pages that explain what the program is all about in terms they can understand.
The new web pages can be found on the Social Security website, "Social Security
On-line" (http://www.ssa.gov). It includes a page for
students in kindergarten through six grade, called "Kids' Stuff;" and a
page for teens in grades seven through 12, called "Hot Questions for Cool Teens."
It also includes a section for parents-"What Every Parent Should Know About
Social Security," and a section for teachers that features a special kit of
materials that can be used to teach Social Security to high school students. Nine
out of 10 children would receive Social Security benefits if a working parent retires,
dies or becomes disabled. Social Security touches the lives of everyone in one way
or another. Every child can expect to have a Social Security card someday and hospitals
are assisting us in making it easier for you to obtain one upon the birth of your
child, free of cost. Knowing what this card means and how the program fits into their
lives now and in the future is an important part of the process of growing up and
taking their place in the world. Teachers and parents are urged to view the new website
as an additional educational resource for students..-
Seeing Eye Puppy Club Now Forming
A Seeing Eye Puppy Club will be starting in Gloucester County.. Families interested
in raising a dog should call Gloucester County 4-H at
863-0007 for more information...
4-H Dog Club Forming...
A 4-H
dog club will be starting this month for children in grades 3 through 12 Children
will learn how to groom a dog, how to teach a dog good behavior, tricks etc. The
meetings will be held the first Monday of each Month at 7 p.m. At the Gloucester
County Office Building, 1200 N. Delsea Drive, Clayton. If you are interested in joining
this club, please call the 4-H office at 863-0007. 4H is an educational program of
Rutgers Cooperative Extension offered without regard to race, sex, handicap or national
origin.
4-H Ham Radio Club Now Forming.
The Gloucester Countyf 4-H is in the process of forming a new 4-11 Ham Radio Club
in Mullica Hill. This club will focus on learning to operate a Ham Radio If you have
a child between the ages of 9 and 17, who would be interested in exploring the world
of Amateur Radio, please contact the Gloucester County 4-11 Office at 863-0007. 4-H
is the Youth development program of Rutgers Cooperative Extension... Educational
programs are offered without regard to race, sex, handicap, color or national origin.
Craft Club..
The Gloucester County
4-H is starting a Craft Club for children 9-14 years of age. The group will meet
at the Gloucester County Office Building on the second Saturday of each month at
10:30 a.m. Call 863-0007 for more information.
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