Thursday, October 28, 2010

Our Heroes' Tree

It is almost time again for Our Heroes' Tree !
Nov. 11-Dec. 25
www.cfs.purdue.edu/mfri/oht

LET'S SPREAD PATRIOTISM IN OUR COMMUNITY!

Honoring and Supporting Veterans

The United States has a long tradition of patriotism. As citizens, we honor the service, commitment, and sometimes the ultimate sacrifice of the men and women who serve our country.Our Heroes’ Tree is an opportunity for our community to recognize the significance of the selfless service of soldiers, sailors, airmen, and marines who have served our nation in and times of peace and conflict. The Military Family Research Institute at Purdue University and Wabash Carnegie Public Library invites you to join us for the second annual Our Heroes’ Tree. Our Heroes’ Tree is a national initiative founded by Marlene Lee and Stephanie Pickup to recognize and honor the sacrifices made by the families of current service members, veterans, and deceased service members.

How You Can Get Involved:


1. Create a handmade ornament honoring a service member in your family or community from a past or present war or military conflict. You can use one of our templates if you wish. (available at the library circulation desks)
2. Bring the ornament to Wabash Carnegie Public Library this holiday season where it will be placed on a tree that will be on display on the second floor.

Friday, September 17, 2010

Computer Classes

Presented by David Fisher
Instructional Assistant
Learn More Center


Getting to Know the Computer
and the Internet

Friday, Oct. 1st
10:30-12:00am

Microsoft Word
Friday, Oct. 15th
10:30-12:00am

Excel Basics
Friday, Nov. 5th
10:30-12:00am

Intro to Power Point
Friday, Nov. 19th
10:30-12:00am

Registration is required.
Please sign up at the circulation or call the library 563-2972.
See you there!

Thursday, September 2, 2010

Come in and take a look!


Value Line-The Value Line Investment Survey, serves as a comprehensive, multifaceted investment management solution used by both individual and professional investors to conduct basic research, formulate sound investment strategies, identify timely opportunities and make smart investment decisions.

Kiplinger Washington Letter- In four pages of text each week, the Letter tries to alert its clients to what is likely to happen in business and the economy, legislation and regulation in Washington and the states, demographics, technology, world affairs, politics and investing. The Letter is nonpartisan and does not advocate for or against any particular outcome or point of view.

Morningstar Mutual Funds-provides stock market analysis; equity, mutual fund, and ETF research, ratings, and picks.

Check back every Thursday to Find out Three Things You Might Not Know --You can find it at the library!

Thursday, July 22, 2010

Thursday's Three Things you might not know

WCPL has many guides to help you price collectibles. Come in and check them out!Check back every Thursday to Find out Three Things You Might Not Know --You can find it at the library!

Tuesday, July 13, 2010

NewsBank...what we've all been waiting for!






You now have access to the Wabash Plain Dealer archives through NewsBank Inc.!!!

Click on the link on the Wabash Carnegie Public Library homepage. Currently, issues from 5/19/2003 - today are available and more are coming!

Thursday, July 1, 2010

Thursday's Three Things you might not know














These books are full of information to help you out with legal and financial situations. They are among many legal help guides in the library's reference section.

Check back every Thursday to Find out Three Things You Might Not Know --You can find it at the library!

Wednesday, June 16, 2010

book suggestions for kids


Looking for book ideas for your kids? Visit this website for a little help!



Book Adventure is a free resource that was created in response to the staggering percentage of students reading below grade-level in the United States.


Developed and initially funded by the Sylvan Learning Centers and Sylvan Learning Foundation in April of 1999, Book Adventure is designed to encourage students in grades K-8 to read more often, for longer periods of time, with greater understanding.