BROCTON - The Friends of the Ahira Hall Memorial Library invited the community for a fun-filled evening to celebrate the Month of the Young Child in April.
The Brownies and Juniors from Girl Scouts of Western New York Troop 20025 in Brocton used their leadership skills to share what they have learned on their "Journeys" - for the Brownies, "Wonders of Water," and the Juniors, "Get Moving!" The focus was on saving the planet with crafts and activities that included: creating an earth painting out of coffee filters, teaching each scout what her carbon footprint is and how to shrink it, singing songs about water, writing energy pledges and trivia about decomposition.
In addition, the Girl Scouts donated four new books to the library on energy conservation, saving the planet and recycling. Some of these items are currently on display at the Ahira Hall Memorial Library.
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From left, back row: Library staff Julie Putcher and Jenean Roth; Alaynea Grove, Mackenzie Cunningham and Gracie Seavy. Second row: Justine Carpenter, Tess Corell, Juli Smith and Alyssa Grover. Front row: Makayla Brisley, Sophie Devlin and Heather Johnson. Not pictured: Brownie Leader Julie Devlin and Junior Leader Melissa Seavy.
For more information on programs that are offered at the Ahira Hall Memorial Library, visit the library's website at ahirahallmemoriallibrary.books.officelive.com or stop by in person at 37 W. Main St. in Brocton.
