Great Buys at Second Saturday Book Sales

October 1, 2009 at 5:43 pm Leave a comment

The Friends’ “Second Saturday” sales will be held on Oct. 10, Nov. 14, and Dec. 12, from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Cambridge Branch Library, in their Book Cellar.

The Friends are looking for gifts of books, video and audio tapes, CDs, special interest magazines, and paper ephemera to add to their inventory.  Donations may be dropped off at the Cambridge and Hurlock Branch Libraries.  Book sale staff can pick up larger donations of books.  Call the Cambridge Branch Library at 410-228-7331 to arrange for a pick up.  Thank you!

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Dorchester County Public Library

Central Library
303 Gay St.
Cambridge, MD 21613
410-228-7331

Hurlock Branch
222 S. Main St.
P.O. Box 114
Hurlock, MD 21643
410-943-4331

Become a Member of the Friends!

It is easy to become a Friend. Come by the library and pick up a membership form. We are always looking for new members. We enjoy being together and strengthening the services that our public libary provides.

Membership Information
Student:
$1.00
Individual:
$10.00
Family:
$15.00
Organizational, Business & Professional:
$25.00
Industry:
$50.00
Patron:
$100.00
Benefactor:
$500.00
Life:
$1,000.00

Areas of Activity:

There are many fine projects that can be undertaken by the Friends of the Dorchester County Public Library, with the advice of the Library Director.

Friends can:

Stimulate public awareness of the library and its importance to the community.

Serve in the communicative capacity between the library and the community at large.

Foster educational, recreational, informational, and cultural programs beneficial to the community.

Enrich library resources through funds derived from memberships and encourage endowments, bequests and acceptable gifts for the purpose of public use and enjoyment.

Sponsor free exhibits, speakers, art programs, book reviews, and film programs for the community's use.

Aid development of special book collections.

Provide channels for citizens' opinions and support of the library.

Play a leadership role in National Library Week.

Help acquire important materials and provide important services beyond the confines of the operating budget.

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