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young people to read. By mid-August, teens taking part in the program had read more than 70,000 pages from among the various books, graphic nov- els and magazines stocked on the library’s ZPVUITFDUJPOTIFMWFT.JBI%VFUUFXBTPOF of those champion readers and won an HP laptop donated by the Rockland Optimist Club during the end-of-season draw. Library staff is now sorting through ideas and suggestions for next year’s Teen Club summer activity program. “We want to bring the library into the community,” said Bolduc, “make it a place young people think of when they want something to do. So we’re here if anyone has suggestions for activities.”
Clarence-Rockland Public Library’s Teen Club finished its first summer season and all had a fun time. “We had some great activities,” said Nan- cie Bolduc, library youth services coordinator. “We tried to come up with fun activities and something different for them to do.” Bolduc and others involved in organizing the first season of the Teen Club had 58 registrations when the program started at the beginning of summer, almost double their expectations. Part of the reason for the Teen Club program is to help encourage
Take one old junker car, provide teenagers with some cans of spray paint, then stand back and let their artistic imaginations go to work. That was one of the fun activities offered during this summer’s Clarence-Rockland Public Library Teen Club program. —photo provided
Cet été, le programme inaugural du club de la bibliothèque publique de Clarence- Rockland a réuni près d’une soixantaine de participants du secteur jeunesse de la communauté. Le programme s’est terminé par un tirage au sort pour un ordinateur portable HP, offert par le Club Optimiste de Rockland. La présidente du club, Danielle Lalonde (à droite), présente l’ordinateur à Jessica Frampton, qui l’a accepté au nom de la gagnante absente, Miah Duetta. —photo Gregg Chamberlain
Do-it-yourself hand art with henna was another fun project for some of the participants in this summer’s Clarence-Rockland Public Library Teen Club program. —photo provided
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