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Vershire Community Library

The Vershire Community Library, located in the Church-Orr House, was opened on August 3, 2002.  From the beginning the library has focused on providing services to younger children, but there is also an excellent collection of books for adults and older children.

Mondays * 10:00 - 12:00
Thursdays **   2:00 -   5:00
Saturdays 10:00  -  2:00
*Every Monday, from 10:00 to 11:30 is story time at the library.

**On the third Thursday of the month (VerShare Community Soup Night), the Library is open until 7:00 pm.

 


 

Storytime January 2007

 

 

New Books - Your input needed

Almost every week, we receive a shipment of books from Ron Mura.  Library patrons and friends are encouraged to look at the latest list and tell us which ones should be added to the library's collection.  (The others will be put in our book sales to raise funds for new purchases.)

Library Volunteers

The library is powered totally by volunteer staff.  No public money is spent on maintaining the library.  It relies on fundraising events to cover its minimal costs, including a share of operating the Church-Orr House, and volunteer staff to keep it open.  We always welcome people who might like to volunteer once a week, or once or month, or perhaps to be on call as a substitute volunteer.  Whatever you could do would be appreciated.  For more information, e-mail library@vershare.org, and thanks.
 


Volunteers at a "Thank You" Tea Party Hosted by the Library Committee on April 20, 2008
Kathy Hooke, Bev Hill, Pamela Mainville, Lynn Roy, Anna Sykas, Eleanor Zue, Kathy Parshley, Jean MacDonald

 

 

 

This page was last modified: May 26, 2008.