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The Puslinch Library

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By Frankie Shaw

The Wellington County library system is comprised of 14 branches spread around the county, with a central library/headquarters located in Elora. Puslinch is the southernmost branch, serving a community of just over 5,000 residents.

Our collection is growing and we can offer, in addition to regular books, talking books (tape or CD), video (VHS or DVD) interactive multimedia, and magazines for children and adults.

We have access to all the items in the Wellington County system and we have an excellent delivery system for those who request items not found on our shelves.

We can give professional help in finding employment. We also offer internet access to independent researchers.

We host a weekly Story Time for children aged 3 to 5 years. It is held on Thursday mornings from 10.00 am. - 11.00am. Sessions run for 6 weeks. Phone for details and to register.

The Librarians

The Librarians are Janet Dagenais and Frankie Shaw

Library Hours ..... 763-8026
Tuesday 2:00 pm--9:00 pm
Thursday 2:00 pm--9:00 pm
Fridays 2:00 pm--5:00 pm
Saturday 10:00 am--5:00 pm


Send the library an e-mail.

You can click here to go to the Wellington Library System interactive gateway to order a book.


Lines from the Library (May 2006)

By Frankie Shaw

It’s Springtime and everyone knows this sort of moment – the promise of warmth, the raised hope, followed by the ruthless rebuff.

The sun was warm, but the wind was chill,
You know how it is with an April day,
When the sun is out and the wind is still,
You’re one month on in the middle of May.
But if you so much as dare to speak,
A cloud comes over the sunlit arch,
A wind comes off a frozen peak,
And you’re two months back in the middle of March.

Robert Frost ‘ Two Tramps in Mud Time.’

‘There is another sort of day that needs celebrating in song – the day of days when spring at last holds up her face to be kissed, deliberate and unabashed. On that day no wind blows, either in the hills or in the mind, no chill finds the bone. It is a day that can come only in a northern climate, where there has been a long background of frigidity, a long deficiency of sun.’ E.B White ‘One Man’s Meat.’

Books recently added to our shelves

Non-Fiction
Bach, David.     Automatic Millionaire Homeowner.
Desjardin, Thomas.      Through a Howling Wilderness; Benedict Arnold’s march to Quebec, 1775.
Fanestil, John.      Mrs Hunter’s Happy Death.
Ferrone, Ralph.     Don’t Blow the Interview; how to prepare, what to expect,& how to react.
Finstad, Suzanne.      Child Bride; untold story of Patricia Beaulieu Presley.
Gould, Joan.      Spinning Straw into Gold: what fairy tales reveal about the transformations in a woman’s life.
Greene, Bob.      Bob Greene’s Total Body Make Over.
Greenfield, Karl.      China Syndrome; the true story of the 21st Century’s first great epidemic.
Heinricks, Geoff.      A Fool and Forty Acres; conjuring a vineyard 3,000 miles from Burgundy.
Lanckoronska, Karolina.     Those Who Trespass against Us; one woman’s war against the Nazis.
Lieberman, David.      How to Change Anybody; proven techniques to reshape anyone’s attitude, behaviour feelings or beliefs.
Lynne, Diana.      Terri’s story; the court-ordered death of an American woman. Murad. Howard.      Cellulite Solution.
Nissanoff, Daniel.      FutureShop; how the new auction culture will revolutionize the way we buy, sell, and get the things we really want.
Sher, Barbara.     Refuse to Choose; a revolutionary program for doing everything that you love.
Tannem. Deborah.     You’re Wearing That? Understanding mothers and daughters in conversation.
Winter, Judy.      Breakthough Parenting for Children with Special Needs; raising the bar of expectations.
Wisner, Franz.      Honeymoon with my Brother.

Fiction
Beaton, M.C.     The Quiche of Death.
Cabot, Meg.     Size 12 is not Fat
Cox, Josephine.     Journey’s End.
McLaren Leah.     Continuity Girl.
Peters, Elizabeth.     Tomb of the Golden Bird.
See, Lisa.      Snow Flower and the Secret Fan.
Tatlock, Ann.     Things We Once Held Dear.
Trollope, Joanna.      Second Honeymoon.

I’m outta here, with my spade! -Frankie

You can read more about the Puslinch Library by going to A Puslinch Diary.

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