August 4-
Runners: This is primarily a flat and fast course…with one good hill to keep you honest! There will be an official timer with prizes for top finishers.
Registration begins at 8:15 at the Elementary School and the race at 9AM
Forms are available at the library or click on below
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⇒Story and Craft Time, 7 Sessions starting July 2 through August 13
⇒Annual Summer Book Sale at the Williams House-14 Old Winthrop Rd, Wayne
The Cary Memorial Library’s Summer Book Sale at the Williams House in Wayne, opens Saturday, July 14th at 9 am. This week long sale is one of our two giant annual sales, with four rooms filled from floor to ceiling with gently used books. We have DVDs and CDs too. Most books, DVDs and CDS are priced at $1.00 or less.
All proceeds benefit the Cary Memorial Library. FMI, contact Jane Andrews at pjane@myfairpoint.net.
⇒Musical Storytime with Stan Davis
Singing. Storytelling. Shakers & Drums. Parades. Puppets. Books. Oh My.
Ages 2 and up (babies on laps too). Cutest thing you’ve ever seen! Active fun for our youngest library kids.
⇒Lego Club for Kids Ages 4 to Grade 5
Note: This is the SUMMER START TIME! See you there.
⇒Library Auction Opening Reception
come early to get a the first look at all the dynamite offerings this year and sample some light refreshments at the newly renovated Williams House.
Wayne Library LOBSTER ROLL LUNCH, BAKE & BOOK SALE Come enjoy our Loon Theme Event. A fun filled morning, on the lawn at the Cary Library’s Williams House. ALSO CHILDREN’S CRAFT and ongoing local music.
⇒Seventh Annual Cary Memorial Library 5K Run/Walk
9:00 Starts at the elementary school
⇒LOON CALLING CONTEST
11:00 All ages welcome, with prizes for age categories. We welcome all ability levels and all calls. Just as much fun to watch and listen—adorable really!
⇒Cary Festival and Lobster Roll Lunch
11:30 – 1 Delectable LOBSTER ROLL LUNCH, with chips, pickles, drinks and homemade blueberry cake. Option of chicken salad roll/or plate and a children’s option of PBJ. Under the tent on the library lawn. Rain option is in Fellowship Hall of the Wayne Community Church. “TO GO” lunches are available.
⇒Library Silent Auction Opens Aug. 2 and Runs Until Aug. 11
We are excited to host our traditional Silent Auction, displaying lovely creations in every genre: fine needlework, framed art, unique children’s items, attic treasures, interesting furniture, glassware, pottery and antiques. And a sailboat! We’ll be auctioning off a Sunfish (with newer sails and rebuilt hull) perfect for teaching the grandchildren lake sailing.
Plan to visit the Cary Memorial Library’s SILENT AUCTION while you’re enjoying the events–open 9-3 at the Williams House, Old Winthrop Road, Wayne. A great time to visit friends and neighbors, we hope to see you there. FMI: Please call Holly 685-9005 or the library 685-3612 17 Old Winthrop Road, Wayne Maine
⇒BAKE & BOOK SALE *BOUTIQUE *
Wide selection of home baked deliciousness, some local crafts & ornaments & great selection of gently used books & collectibles as well. Loon cookies!
⇒Quilt Our newest offering is queen sized Nautical Trip. On view.
Raffle tickets available $1 each or 6 for $5. Tickets also available at Wayne Farmer’s Market, Stevenson’s Farms, and Winthrop Art Sale, plus other local sites. Brand new gorgeous queen sized quilt made by local quilters on display-get your raffle now!
all events today sponsored by FOL. Any questions? Contact Sue Spalding or Sarah Reed, ROL Co-Chairs@CMLFOLwayne@gmail.com
⇒Musical Storytime with Stan Davis
Singing. Storytelling. Shakers & Drums. Parades. Puppets. Books. Oh My.
Ages 2 and up (babies on laps too). Cutest thing you’ve ever seen! Active fun for our youngest library kids.
⇒150 years of Quilts by Bonnie Dwyer
We are delighted to host renown quilt connoisseur Bonnie Dwyer. Bonnie will share her passion for and knowledge about quilts old and new. This trunk show includes examples of quilts from mid-19th through mid-20th Century. Bonnie will bring a minimum of 25 quilts from her own collection that are representative of American quilting trends spanning 100 years.
Join us in the Lower Level for this beautiful program.
⇒Brown Bag Book Club. ReadME from Maine State Library sponsors Settled in the Wild
Settled in the Wild by Susan Hand Shetterly
“I read this not only with great delight, but with a yearning to stay put and live more fully.” –Terry Tempest Williams 
⇒Mark Rochkind presents A Summer Program at the library
Mark shares his latest talk, Sri Lanka: An uncommon destination. We always look forward to his travel talks, come and step into a fascinating world.
A 16 day wildlife expedition in Sri Lanka with cultural side trips made for a revealing experience. We saw more than 115 species of birds (including 13 endemics) and a passel of mammals including leopards, elephants, water buffalo, sambar and spotted deer, langur and toque macaque monkeys. We visited archeological sites dating back to 100 BC. Two special Sri Lankan dishes we got to enjoy were “egg hoppers” — an egg cooked in a thin hemispherical crepe, and “curd and treacle” — curd made from water buffalo milk and treacle, a product of the processing of raw sugar. A welcoming country with some tough patches of history.
⇒Chewonki Program-Owls of Maine, ages 5 & up.
Chewonki Traveling Science Presents Owls of Maine Ages K-Adult (1 hour) Meet three non-releasable owls and learn about their amazing features. Thank you to the Friends of the Library for funding this wonderful learning opportunity.
⇒Musical Storytime with Stan Davis
Singing. Storytelling. Shakers & Drums. Parades. Puppets. Books. Oh My.
Ages 2 and up (babies on laps too). Cutest thing you’ve ever seen! Active fun for our youngest library kids.
⇒Lego Club for Kids Ages 4 to Grade 5
Note: This is the SUMMER START TIME! See you there.
Wayne Readers’ Book Blog
If you are reading something good, consider sending in a blurb for our Wayne Readers’ Book Blog. I’d love a review or two of an especially good audiobook too. Next blog will be in the fall.
Click here for the Summer 2018 Blog
Send your review to: janetadelberg@gmail.com Keep them crisp and brief.
On-Going Programs
Lego Club for Kids Ages 4 to Grade 5; The 4th Wednesday of the month, starting at 6:30 pm. Next club meeting is June 27. Note: Summer time is 6:30-7:30.
Plan to join us for a monthly meeting of the Lego Club, meeting (usually) the 4th Wednesday of each month for an hour. Each meeting with have a fun theme, a quick story and then plenty of time to design your one-of-a-kind bits and brick creation. The library has mountains of pieces to explore and play with. Great for ages 4 through grade 5, more or less. Thanks to parents Brooke and Jeremy Smith for suggesting a Lego Club!