At Home in the Huddle 2012

It's Garbage Day

24 degrees and dry at 7:15

The YNN Weaher Forecast: "With winds shifting into the south ..... through Monday, look for at or above average temperatures. There will also be a decent amount of sun for many areas, especially southern sections.

A weak disturbance will drop in from the northwest Monday night bringing flurries and snow showers through Tuesday. This won't amount to much but could lead to a coating to a few inches.

Wednesday warmer air will build in from the south. Highs temperatures will be well into the 40s and maybe even near 50 in spots."

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John C. Peterson

1936 - 2012

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Agnes C. Salvaggio

1926 - 2012

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PLANNING AHEAD

This Week's WCS SPORTS SCHEDULE

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☛ AT THE LIBRARY ☚

Friday Flick *
January 13th, 7:00 p.m.


Sit back, relax and enjoy a free movie on the big screen!

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BOOK DISCUSSION GROUP

Wednesday, January 25, at noon

Charlotte Bronte's classic Jane Eyre is the book of the month to be discussed over lunch,
and then we'll see the latest (the ninth) film version starring Mia Wasikowska, Michael Fasbender, Jamie Bell and Judi Dench.

Coffee, tea and dessert are served.
Call the Library at 841 4651 to reserve a copy of the book.

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Coming in February!

This is a Massive Month Long Photo Scavenger Hunt!

Get a team or go solo (we recommend family and friends)
*Print The List off this page or watervillepubliclibrary.org
*Take pictures of members on your team doing the things on the list (the more you do the more points you earn, but you get to pick and choose)

*Upload them to the library 'WPL Photo Scavenger Hunt' Facebook Page,
or bring a copy into the library to hang on the Gallery Wall.

The List:

1. The entire team in front of a Waterville sign.
2. Making a human pyramid.
3. Going down a slide or sled.
4. With a dressed up pet.
5. Eating your favorite food from a Waterville restaurant.
6. With a town official.
7. Acting like a Sesame Street character.
8. Pushing a Food King cart.
9. Eating a donut with a police officer.
10. An “I can’t believe I fit in here” picture.
11. Everyone in mid-air picture.
12. Best pose inside the gazebo.
13. Help a stranger fold their laundry in the Laundromat.
14. Making a goofy face.
15. Have your foot autographed.
16. Get a strike or spare at the bowling alley.
17. Picture with the principal (elementary or high school)
18. Reading a book in an odd place.
19. Wearing funny hats.
20. Giving a piggyback ride or wheelbarrow ride.
21. In as much clothing as possible.
22. With something that matches the name of a street sign
23. The receipt for $9.99 in gas.
24. With the coolest snow or other sculpture you can build
25. Acting out a scene from a movie. (with a sign to tell us the title)
26. At your favorite local barn.
27. Helping someone cross the street (not in your group)
28. Playing leap frog in an abnormal place.
29. A “29” in print somewhere (license plate, magazine, ect.)

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Watch for a Special Announcement, later this month, that will explain the recent digging on the East lawn of the Library!

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SouthGate Ministries will be hosting

Senior Days

starting Jan. 27th from 11:00 - 2:00

and continuing on the last Friday of each month.


Lunch to be served @ noon with fellowship
around table games, videos, conversation, etc.
RSVP to 841-3266 & leave message with number attending, walk-ins welcome.
Come in out of the cold and enjoy!

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An Announcement from

GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Taizé Services Discontinued

"There will no longer be a Taizé Service at Grace Church in Waterville. If you would like to attend a Taizé Service, there is one at Stone Presbyterian Church in Clinton on the second Thursday of each month at 7:00 pm."

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In just three short months we can look for crocuses on the lawn at Stockwell Farms!
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FOR THE RECORD

The January Full Moon
(from the Farmers' Almanac)

"Full Wolf Moon – Amid the cold and deep snows of midwinter, the wolf packs howled hungrily outside Indian villages. Thus, the name for January’s full Moon. Sometimes it was also referred to as the Old Moon, or the Moon After Yule. Some called it the Full Snow Moon, but most tribes applied that name to the next Moon."

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I inadvertently left my camera in the blogcar yesterday afternoon. A few photos - although they are not very exciting - will follow.

Have a good day, everyone!