The Hazel Green Public Library
The Hazel Green Public Library is located at 1610 Fairplay.
LIBRARY HOURS
| 1610 Fairplay |
| P.O. Box 367 |
| Hazel Green, WI 53811 |
| Phone: 608.854.2952 |
| Fax: 608.854.2417 |
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Email: mreiff@swls.org http://swls-verso.auto-graphics.com/iluminar/home.asp?lid=haze |
Monday 2:30- 5:30
Tuesday 10:00 - 6:30
Wednesday 2:30- 6:30
Thursday 2:30-6:30
Friday 10:00- 5:30
Saturday 8:30 -12:30
UPCOMING EVENTS IN THE LIBRARY
Make & Take
with Rita Poll, Stampin' UP
Monday, May 14, 2012 5-7 p.m.
Cost: $ 5.00 Make 2 beautiful, handmade cards and a small project
(which includes candy!)
All materials are supplied-you need only to bring yourself.
Ages 10 years and up.
Must pre-pay when registering at the Library.
(or you can sign up with Sheri Berning)
Southwest Tech Summer Camps th – 12th grade in the 2012-2013 school year. All camps are free and will include a t-shirt and lunch each day attended. Each session is limited to a total of twenty participants and sessions will be filled on a first-come, first-serve basis. Students may select from the following sessions and may choose to attend a session on Monday and Tuesday only, Wednesday and Thursday only, or all four days. Contact Mary Johannesen at 608-822-2367.
This session will expose students on how to design, build, and test remote controlled miniature robots. This two-day session will focus on team-building, problem-solving, creativity, and fun.
Construction Camp
In this two-day session, students will learn about the construction of residential and commercial structures, building layout, brick and block, mortar, wood, rough and finish, estimating, blueprint reading, hand tools, and shop safety. Students will work in teams on various small, hands-on construction projects.
Wednesday – Thursday Camps
Energy Camp
This session will give students the opportunity to explore how electrical energy is generated and used. The first day will feature a tour of several renewable energy generating facilities. On the second day, students will participate in a classroom discussion of conventional and renewable energies, energy conservation, and energy usage.
CNC Camp
Students will be exposed to the precision machining industry in this two-day session. Students will learn about engine lathes, milling machines, drill presses, saws, precision grinders, and computer numerical control equipment. In addition, students will learn about metallurgy, heat treating, sharpening, hand tools, precision measuring, and blueprint reading.
Welding Camp
Students will be exposed to the knowledge and skills needed in manual, semiautomatic, and robotic welding processes used in fabrication and construction industries. Students will learn to identify materials, operate
equipment properly, practice correct procedures, test for strength and appearance, and receive an introduction to blueprints and measuring.
Tech Trek
July 16 – 17
Tech Trek consists of many daycamps for students entering 7 – 9 grade in the 2012-2013. Past sessions have included basic crime scene processing, fun with science, intro to auto tech, fun in the world of cosmetology, introduction to industrial robots, welding, building a web page, exploring the world of nursing, and more! There is a $55 registration fee which includes a t-shirt, lunch, and snacks. Contact Mary Johannesen at 608-822-2367.
Child Care Camps
2 camps – June 26-28 and July 23-25
Two camps will be held for children 6-10 years of age. Both camps are limited to 20 children. Contact Emily McBee at 608-822-2453.
Camp Extreme
June 25 – 28
8:30 am – 4:00 pm
These camps are for students entering 8
Monday – Tuesday Camps
Robot Wars