2010 Summer Reading Program - the Public Libraries of Saginaw

Public Libraries of Saginaw
Board of Directors
Tina Gutierrez
President
Neville Britto
Vice President
Pamela Clark
Treasurer
Ralph Martin
Secretary
Joan Brownell
Trustee
Ann Schneider Branch
Trustee
Carol Selby
Trustee
Library Director
Trish Burns
Always Moving Forward
Looking back at another year of service to the Public Libraries of Saginaw,
I cannot help but be proud of the continued growth I have witnessed.
Even in the midst of tough economic times, our library staff continues to
create and adopt innovative practices and technologies in library service.
This year, we’ve added downloadable audio books to our repertoire. There
is no need to walk into the library to “take out” one of these books, just
browse and check one out through your online library account. There are
offerings for all ages.
The Saginaw community has continued to show strong support for our
libraries from the use of our daily services, to steadily growing attendance
at of many of our community presentations. Additionally, thank you for
your generous donations and for the confidence you extend to us as we
continue to seek out new and better ways to serve you.
Tina Gutierrez
Library Board President
Our Mission:
Educate, Enrich, Entertain, Encourage
Reading and Lifelong Learning
A Positive Place to Be
Trish Burns
Library Director
As the director of the Public Libraries of Saginaw, I am pleased to present
this annual report of the library system. The challenges of the economy are
reflected in the challenges of the library – less resources but more demand.
We are proactively planning programming that reflects the needs of our
community and expanding our technologies to meet current, and future
needs of a changing population. You’ll notice that the focus of the report is
on people – although times are tough, people are still our business and we
strive to be the honest answer that people can trust every day. The Public
Libraries of Saginaw – we’re all about you.
2010 Summer
Reading Program
Saginaw made a big “SPLASH” with books during our annual
Summer Reading Program. Nearly 10,000 children, teens and
adults registered for the program, and 6,100 completed the
requirements to receive their t-shirt and have their name in a
special drawing to visit and meet the DJs from WIOG.
Ming the Magnificent entertains
From Scheer Genius, to Ming the Magnificent, to Rick Kelley’s
children at Claytor Library.
Reading is FUN Beach Party, we celebrated reading with
over 3,300 of you attending 71 programs at our five library
locations. Our sincere thanks to all the families, child care providers, teachers and youth agencies
who participated. Your enthusiasm in sharing the joy of reading made a world of difference.
Special Thanks to the
2010 Summer Reading
Program Sponsors:
102.5 WIOG
Charter Media
Friends of the Public Libraries of Saginaw
NBC25 and The CW46 Mid-Michigan
Rick Kelley’s Reading is FUN Beach Party
was celebrated by many at Wickes Library.
Summer Reading Program finishers from Arthur Eddy Academy,
one of our many outreach participating program sites.
120 Years of Information for the People
Where can you go to find the original 26 volumes of investigative hearings into the assassination
of President John F. Kennedy, the events of Congress from its first session to the present day,
wonderful photos documenting the history of the United States space program and much more?
The Hoyt Library! Hoyt has been a Federal Depository Library from the time it opened in 1890.
In commemoration of 120 years as a Federal
Depository Library, a special celebration was held
on August 12, 2010 at Hoyt Library. Present at
the celebration was a representative from the
Government Printing Office in Washington D.C.,
Michigan Representative Dale Kildee, Saginaw
Mayor Greg Branch, and other prominent officials.
Mr. Kildee presented the library with a copy of
our achievement as listed in the Congressional
Record of the 111th Congress on July 30, 2010.
Mayor Branch read a proclamation by the City
Council of Saginaw declaring Aug. 12, 2010
Federal Depository Library Program Day. Also
received was a Certificate of Special Congressional
Recognition to mark this important date, and a
Tribute from the 95th Legislature.
Hoyt Library is proud to continue the tradition
of the Federal Depository Program, which was
established by Congress in 1813 to safeguard the
public’s right to know by collecting, preserving and
organizing government information and providing
free access to it for all our citizens.
One Book,
One Community
By Amy Churchill, Head of Zauel Library
The goal of One Book, One Community is for the
Public Libraries of Saginaw to select and promote
one inspirational book for an entire year. We
enthusiastically encourage our community to read and
discuss this book by hosting book talks and providing
free copies of the selection to numerous groups. Our
grand finale is always a visit by the author of the book that we selected. We actively seek out titles
with broad appeal that will foster intergenerational reading and discussion.
The 2010 selection was Beautiful Boy by David Sheff. Beautiful Boy is the story of David’s son
Nic’s struggle with drug addiction and how it impacted David and their family. It is a brutally honest
portrayal of both the highs and lows they both went through.
Normally, the library brings in only one author, but this year we had the opportunity to bring in
David and his son Nic. Over 300 people gathered to hear David and Nic Sheff speak about their
experiences with Nic’s drug addiction. Attendees also had the opportunity to speak to David and
Nic personally during the book signing session. The response to this event was overwhelmingly
positive. One Book 2010 touched the fabric of our community and linked individuals, families, and
support groups with two excellent authors.
Jazz on Jefferson
By Kimberly White, Head of Hoyt Library
Each year, the Hoyt Library participates in the Jazz on
Jefferson street festival. Each year the Sasse Band sets up on
the Jefferson Avenue porch and plays for passersby, but this
year we offered some additional entertainment in the form
of a hospitality tent featuring a variety of refreshments for
event-goers of all ages. The Friends of the Library sponsored
live music in the tent by Matt Corrigan and his orchestra.
Proceeds from refreshment sales went to the Saginaw
Public Libraries Foundation. Hundreds of people visited,
and we look forward to continuing our participation in this
outstanding community event for years to come.
Reaching out to our Community…
By Deborah Sanchez, Community Relations Coordinator
This year the Public Libraries of Saginaw reached out well beyond the walls
of its five branches, making our presence in the community known through
participation in a variety of cultural events, festivals and neighborhood
activities, as well as visiting the offices of governments, corporations and other
organizations. Through these events, staff and volunteers have been able to
answer questions, introduce new technology, promote monthly programming
for people of all ages in our community, and share information through fun,
creative, and informational displays promoting library resources.
Community Resource Series
By Kimberly White, Head of Hoyt Library
This experimental program turned out to be a great success for the Public
Libraries of Saginaw. Each month from October through May, the library
partnered with a different community group to provide resources to the
people of Saginaw. We were able to build a strong partnership with Legal
Services of Eastern Michigan and The Saginaw County Bar Association
and offer free legal seminars on a variety of topics. We also partnered with the Michigan Credit
Union League on programs to help people with their finances, the Saginaw Economic Development
Corporation to learn about how to get a small business loan, and with the Michigan State University
Extension Office Master Gardeners to share gardening tips. We look forward to continuing to
partner with these and other organizations as we introduce our patrons to the resources available
right here in Saginaw.
Addressing the
Community’s Needs
by Digging into the Past
By John Sheridan, Head of Local History and Genealogy
One of the fastest growing hobbies in America today is
genealogy, and the Public Libraries of Saginaw has the
resources to meet that need. With over 200 family histories, the obituary database, the New
England Genealogy book collection and individual county birth, marriage and death records as
well as databases that target genealogical research, we have had visitors from all over the U.S.
and Canada. Over 200 obituary and informational requests a month are filled by LHG staff.
Our archives contain unique photos, histories, and original source materials of individuals
and businesses in the City of Saginaw and Saginaw County that researchers find most useful.
Items from our archives have been used in displays in the library and in the Castle Museum of
Saginaw County History.
Genealogy programs this past year have included “Your Family and Mine”, a joint Michigan
Humanities grant program in conjunction with the Castle Museum, to engage the residents in
our community in genealogical research as a family hobby, and the “Genealogy Resources from
Federal Documents” program, which introduces patrons to the electronic resources available
online from the Government Printing Office.
235 Years of Service
Two hundred and thirty-five years of service walked
out the doors of the Public Libraries of Saginaw
over the summer. Eight long-time employees from
the Hoyt and Butman-Fish branches retired. The
wealth of talent and experience the employees gave
to the library system is immeasurable and they
will be deeply missed. Each individual contributed
something unique to the library system.
Hoyt Library retirees.
Hoyt Library
Anne Birkam, Cataloger in Technical Services, 29 years
Faye Gatson, Clerical Library Assistant at Hoyt Library, 29 years
Viola Gonzales, Clerical Library Assistant in Technical Services, 36 years
Sherrill Smith, Assistant to the Library Director, 35 years
Mike Sullivan, Library Assistant in the Interlibrary Loan Department, 18 years
Butman-Fish Library
Laura Pache, Librarian in Butman-Fish Library's Children's Department, 38 years
Sarah Rattray, Clerical Library Assistant at Butman-Fish Library, 28 years
Bernice Szczypka, Library Assistant at Butman-Fish Library, 22 years
Public Libraries of Saginaw
2009/2010 Financial Data
The financial data presented here has been extracted from the audited financial
statements of the Public Libraries of Saginaw for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2010.
Complete audited statements prepared by Yeo & Yeo, P.C. are available by writing to
the Public Libraries of Saginaw, Business Office, 505 Janes Ave., Saginaw, MI 48607.
Revenue
$3,415,739
852,308
445,073
232,808
51,624
59,651
25,206
Taxes
Contract Income
Penal Fines
Investment Income
State Aid
Book Fines
Concessions
23,839
44,955
14,329
56,116
40,331
781,809
$6,043,788
Contributions
Data Entry
Copy Machines
Grants
Other
Tranfer from Reserves
TOTAL
411,520
167,168
115,433
267,817
$6,043,788
Contractual
Supplies
Data Processing
Other
TOTAL
Expenditures
$3,685,719
603,304
402,223
390,604
Personnel
Materials
Capital Outlay
Occupancy
Foundation/SCF Endowment
The Saginaw Public Libraries Foundation was established in 1986 with the sole purpose of
providing financial support for the Public Libraries of Saginaw. The Foundation welcomes all gifts
and ensures that they are used in accordance with the donor’s wishes. Memorial and honorary gifts
are gratefully accepted and provide a lasting tribute to a loved one. The Foundation can also accept
planned gifts and bequests. Please contact the library’s Business Office for more information.
Foundation Governance
The Saginaw Public Libraries Foundation is a charitable organization that is managed by a seven
member Board of Directors who reflect the diversity of our community. Foundation funds are
invested for a combination of growth and safety by the Iles Group at Merrill Lynch and the Saginaw
Community Foundation, with careful oversight by the Board.
The Foundation’s net assets, as of June 30, 2010 were $320,812. As of the same date, the Saginaw
Public Libraries endowment at the Saginaw Community Foundation was $422,782.
Complete audited statements, prepared by Yeo & Yeo P.C., are available by contacting the Business
Office, Public Libraries of Saginaw, 505 Janes Avenue, Saginaw, MI 48607.
Our Thanks to those who Donated to the Public Libraries of Saginaw
and/or the Saginaw Public Libraries Foundation
$5,000 – $10,000
$250 – $499
Friends of Butman-Fish Library
Friends of the Public Libraries of Saginaw
Charles and Janet Goss
Robert and Elizabeth Grills
Louise Heilbronn
John and Lorraine Hughes
Woman's National Farm & Garden Assn.
Robert and Marcella Lachance
Deborah Mohney
Lester E. Webb
$1,000 – $4,999
Altrusa International of Saginaw Foundation
Friends of Zauel Memorial Library
$500 – $999
Louis and Karen Constan
DeGroat Keenan Commercial
Don Efremoff
Kim and Barbara Gardey
Jean Grey
Saginaw Arbor Gleaners
Saginaw Valley Antique Society
$100 – $249
Bruce and Sue Beckett
Ritchard Bland
Neville and Leatha Britto
Catherine Christ
John and Jane Collins
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Curry
$100 – $249 (con’t.)
$1 - $99
Steven Danielson
Ken David
Edgewood Assisted Living Center
Thomas and Patricia Emmenecker
Michael Emmenecker
John and Susie Emond
John Fisher
Dorothy Ford
Martha Foulke
Donald Fraser
Christine Fuller
Donald Gregg
Donna Hammond
Carol M. Hansen
JoAnn A. Haveman
George and Ernestine Howell
Thomas M. Kennedy
Barbara Krueger
Timothy and Terry MacKay
Camille Marek
Roger and June Mendel
Carole Newkirk
Donald and Rose Novey
Ruth E. Patrzik
Gerald and Ruth Ann Reinert
Roger and Mary Reynolds
Saginaw Valley Radio Control Club
Richard and Arleen Schrank
St. Stephen's Home & School Association
Judith M. Schuler
Greg Skelcy
Edwin and Suzanne Skrelunas
Larry and Mary Lou Smith
Timothy P. Sorokin
Martin H. Stark
Robert E. Stark & Martin H. Stark Fund
Karl Steiner
John Taylor
Kathy TenWolde
Roger and Cathy VanWagner
Mary Wagner and Karl Bihn
Daniel and Alyce Wechter
Karl Weyand, Jr. and Family
James E. and Patricia J. Whaley
Wobig Construction
Cynthia Addison
Christine Ailts
David Albers
Barbara Aldrich
Richard and Sheryl Alger, Jr.
Joan Alguire
Carol S. Allen
American Historical Society of Germans From Russia
Carol Andersen
Ruthann Appel
Oscar Armstrong
Linda Bailey
Mary Banwart
Dolores Bauder
Tom and Judy Bear
Gary Bellile
Christina Betke
Jill Bills
Joanne Biln
Marianne C. Bird
Anne Birkam
Jennifer Blair
Robert Blankert
Nichelle Bloomfield
Dorothy L. Blue
Mr. and Mrs. David Bluem
Susan Bogie
Nancy Bow
Jean Brehm
Judith Bridge
Joanne K. Brines
Lavinia Buford
Patricia H. Bull
Charles and Susan Burda
Betty Burr
Barbara Busch
Patrick Cain
James Campbell
Ellen Campbell
Tammy Cannon
Richard Cantu
Eric and Cindy Capaldi
Liz Smith Cardwell
Paul Carr
Chapter AH PEO
$1 - $99 (con’t.)
$1 - $99 (con’t.)
Margo Clagg
Pamela Clark
Georgia P. Clark
Michael Clausen
Mary Cline
Carole Colter
J. Warda Compton
Jenny Connelly
Arwanda Conner
Sue Cromwell
Carolyn Cunkle
Barbara Cushman
Diane Dahley
Peggy Daily
Patrick Dale
Patricia Dalpiaz
Becky Daniels
Lorinda Dean
Cynthia Defore
Thomas Demery
Terry Dennis
Dennis Devereaux
Colum Diamond
Fred and Sally Dickinson
Sharon Dinse
Daniel Duke
Marsha East
Richard and Diane Ederer
Debra Elliott
Gene Emerich
Christine Evans
Candice Evon
William Ferris
William Foley
Ruby Foust
D. Frame
Peter B. Frantz
Herman Frisch
Pamela R. Galloway
Mercedes Galobardes
Stephan and Carolyn Gaus
Catharine Gauthier
Janice Gearhart
Louis and Kathleen Gifford
Loretta Gillespie
Tyrone Goodart
Carolyn Gornowicz
Joyce Grant
Joel Greenberg
Christine Greenwood
Pamela Greenwood
Martha Grenzeback
F. Paul Gresky
William Gulvas
Anne Hagberg
Guy Hager
Vernon and Josephine Halcin
Myrna Hamid
JoAnn Hamilton
Norma R. Hamlin
Gail Dawn Hannigan
Jamie L. Harrington
Frederick Harris
Suzanne Harris
Dawn Hawks
Dante Hebert
John Heck
Vanessa Brooks Herd
Betty L. Hill
Barron and Eve Hirsch
Carol Horn
Mildred Horstman
Carleton Howard
Jill Howey
H R P B Company
Anna Hradel
Charles and Judy Huang
Jason Hubbard
Carlene Hunter
Joy Rae Hunter
Rita Isabell
Marion Jackson
Virginia W. Jackson
James and Lou Ann Jakes
Harry Jorgensen III
Margaret M. Joshi
Lorraine Kanary
Stephen Kantes
Marian L. Kasper
$1 - $99 (con’t.)
$1 - $99 (con’t.)
Richard Katzman
Suzanne F. Kelley
Paul and Karren Kelly
Robert and Sheryl Kendrick
Julianna Klajo
Frederick W. Knippel
Janice Knop
C. M. Kocsis
Delores Koski
Betty M. Krenz
Marsha La Hue
William and Marcia Lacker
Rev. and Mrs. Robert Lakey
Michael Lamb
Lynn Larson
Annette Lazzaro
John Leach
Helen Leach
Carol R. Lechel
David Levi
Jim Lewis
Jane Lichtig
Lewis Lindegren
Judith Lindquist
Chrystol Lindsey
Marcia Lund
Judy Lynch
Sharon M. Maddox
Delores Magruder
Pat Malarkey-Stallard
Doris E. Marsh
Martin Investigations, Inc.
Marvis Collett Genealogy
Helen Mastromarco
Ardith Mauck
Karen McAllister
Beth McBride
Patrick and Cynthia McCall
Thomas McCarthy
Barry McGhan
Joanne McGuire
Linda Mess
Rebecca Mikkola
Fred Miller
Virginia Miller
Harold and Carole Moldenhauer
Daniel Moulton
John and Dorothy Mull
Sue Ann Munger
Debra Myers
John Wm. Myers
Nancy Myers
Rose M. Nickodemus
Judith Norman
Frederick and Jacqueline Oelberg
James O'Keefe
Jane O'Laughlin
Susan Ong
Manuela Ontiveros
Lupe Ortega
Joann Osgerby Geybels
Sandra Page
Gary Palmreuter
Anthony Panzram
Nancy Peeples
Lloyd and Lynn Pender
Gary Perkins
Lorraine Pickelmann
Tammy Pierson
Phillip Poole
Kevin Price
Dennis and Nancy Princing
Thomas and Lucy Puszykowski
Dixie Rader
Robert Rattray
Patricia Rennert
Linda Renz
Catherine Reynolds
Mary Richardson
Paula Richey
Roger Robineau
Darlene Roll
Joan Romero
Jean Ross
Jim Rowan
Judy Rowe
Jeslyn Rumbold
Kathy Sadler
Delores M. Sager
$1 - $99 (con’t.)
Saginaw Valley Unit of the National Association of
Parliamentarians
Kelli Sanders
Anne Savage
Hans J. and Edda B. Schmidt
Mary Sue Schnell
Grace Schroeder
Kathleen Schultz
Kim Seene
Angie Shafer
Harold Shaffer
Aaron Shaw
Eugene and Glenna Sheets
Howard and Deborah Silverman
Connie Sineway
Paul and Lillian Slater
Burris and Katherine Smith
Marilyn Smith
John Snowberger
JoAnne Spotts
John and Mary Stewart, Jr.
Donald and Carolyn Stirrett
Nancy Stokes
Allen Streeter
Carroll Summers
Anthony Szabelski
Anne Taylor
Marlaina Taylor
Donald Techentien
Michelle Thomas
Arlean Thornton
Andrew Tierman
Frances Timmerman
Leslie and Marion Tincknell
Peggy Trojan
Vacik Family
George Valko
Donna Van De Voort
Maurine Van Herweg
Lynn Vander Haar
Holly VanGuilder
Frank and Mary Ellen Vaydik
Sandra Velie
Janet Walters
John and Sandra Watt
$1 - $99 (con’t.)
Kurt Weber
Mary K. Weber
Freda Weirick
Fraya Weiss
Robert and Ruth Weiss
Sharon Wentzel
Kathryn Wheeler
Janet White
Della Wilder
Linda L. Williams
William Winterstein, Jr.
Randi Witek
Michael Wolfgram
Margot Wright
Marjorie Zuellig
In Honor of Helen B. Alger
Sharon Alger
In Honor of Trish Burns
Harold and Patricia Evans
In Honor of Jean Cook
Carol Spann
In Honor of Ruth Gardstrom’s 80th Birthday
Chris Barton
Karen Gardstrom
Susan Gardstrom
In Honor of Dr. John Harris
Jim and Francie Vacik
In Honor of the 50th Wedding
Anniversary of Jim and Emilie Kanitz
John and Margaret Landeryou
Harold and Elinor Saunders
In Honor of the Library Staff
Carol R. Lechel
In Honor of Marcia Mason
Nancy Reese
In Honor of Barbara J. Ruff
Garth and Judi Westendorf
In Honor of the 40th Wedding
Anniversary of Bernice and Bob Szczypka
Harold and Elinor Saunders
In Honor of Ann Smith
Thomas Smith
In Honor of Martin H. Stark
Henry and Ruth Marsh
In Honor of Doug and Kathy Thornhill
Linda Thornhill
In Honor of Judi Westendorf
Barbara Ruff
In Honor of Judi Westendorf’s 70th Birthday
Marianne and Zach Vega
In Honor of Herb Zeilinger
Gerald and Ruth Ann Reinert
In Memory of Richard Arlen Payne
The Payne Family
In Memory of Mildred Beasley
Janice and Terry Wolff
In Memory of James Brandimore
End Results Styling Salon
In Memory of the Breiter Family
Jeslyn Rumbold
In Memory of Joseph Cawley
Marilyn A. Dust
In Memory of Margaret Christ
Tom and Judy Bear
In Memory of Paul Felder
Garth and Judi Westendorf
In Memory of Bernice Frenzel
John Frenzel
In Memory of William “Bill” Giffin
Harold and Elinor Saunders
In Memory of Lucille Guilford
Harold and Elinor Saunders
In Memory of June Goetz
Jim and Danetti Bright
Joan and Ed Bright
Larry and Karen Campbell
Ron and Rita Campbell
Greg and Judy Nordang
Mona Sudbrock
In Memory of Lois Herbage
Sherrill Smith
In Memory of Jean Ann Hoerner
Norman and Carol Reinke
Robert and Jean Richardson
In Memory of Marjory “Marney” Kendrick
Harold and Elinor Saunders
In Memory of Mackenzie Lyn Kryska
Audrey Kryska
In Memory of Paul Laesch
Friends of Zauel Memorial Library
In Memory of Leo Lynch
Harold and Elinor Saunders
In Memory of Claud T. McCormack
Kate Tesdell
In Memory of Edward McDonnell
End Results Styling Salon
In Memory of Charles Molenaar
Genevieve Molenaar
In Memory of Emily Morris
Harold and Elinor Saunders
In Memory of Dr. and Mrs. Richard Mudd
George and Stella Thelen
In Memory of John Nickodemus
Adams Oil Enterprizes
Bob and Mary Ahrens
Matthew and Mary Baird
Blue Stocking Book Club
Shirley Burgess
Camille Cleveland
Isabelle Coe
Jason Coe
Terrence Coe
Susan Coneeny
Jonathan Cooley
Malcolm and Cathy Cormier
Chad Cristo
Joseph and Carol DeFrancesco
Bill and Greta Dijak
Duane and Janice Dinninger
Brian Eggers
Robert and Ruth Enszer
Linda Fettig
Brett Foerster and Family
Stephen and Kimberly Hall
William and Catherine Heckman
Rosalie Hoffman
In Memory of John Nickodemus (con’t.)
Jennifer Hoskins
Alejandro and Bernadette Huerta
Barbara Korting
Steven and Karen Krichmar
Bob and Marilyn Krogman
Walter and Jocelyn LaPlante
Edward and Susan Lynch
Joseph and Kristan Madison
Anne Marsan
Barbara J. McDonald
Robert and Susan Nash
Bradford Pheeney
Douglas Pheeney
Anthony Provenzano
Jack and Lynne Provenzano
John and Kendra Puzzangara
Laurie Rich and Family
Kyle Sand
John and Cathy Sieggreen
Henry R. Slachta
Burris and Katherine Smith
Dennis Stewart
Richard and Carol Terry
George and Stella Thelen
Bob and Gail Thomas
Gregory and Julia Thomas
Robert and Bernice Szczypka
Frank and Mary Ellen Vaydik
Gerald and Joyce Wolf
James and Patricia Yockey
Jeff and Barb Ziel
In Memory of David Proux
Ruth M. Jakes
In Memory of Alfred “Sam” Reid
George and Eileen Banicky
James and Karen Bourcier
Sheila Cashin and David Banicky
Glenn and Janet Hubbell
Ron and Cindy Klosowski
Marie Perez
Fern Rueger
Donald Sebald
Jeffrey and Deborah Simonton
Jim and Margaret Summerfield
Tom and Wendy Tarrant
Helen Zaverton
In Memory of Clement “Bud” Richter
Tom and Judy Bear
In Memory of Madelyn Rikley
Norman and Carol Reinke
In Memory of Don Salwasser
Jim and Francie Vacik
In Memory of Louise Schneider
Greg and Ann Branch
In Memory of Betty Skinner
Harold and Elinor Saunders
In Memory of Bunny Skran
Saginaw Area Watermedia Artists
In Memory of Hank Slachta
Denny and Diane Vacik
Jim and Francie Vacik
In Memory of Ann Smith
Norman and Carol Reinke
Harold and Elinor Saunders
In Memory of Paula Stanusek
Marjorie Schultz
In Memory of Richard Wolohan
Tom and Judy Bear
In Memory of Virginia Younk
End Results Styling Salon
In Memory of Doris Zettle
End Results Styling Salon
Butman-Fish Library
1716 Hancock
989-799-9160
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9:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Friday & Saturday
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Claytor Library
1410 N. 12th
989-753-5591
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12:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
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505 Janes
989-755-0904
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Sunday (Oct.-Apr.)
1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
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1713 Hess
989-752-3821
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12:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
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3100 N. Center
989-799-2771
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