Cow Plop Bingo! and Free Ice Cream!

July 1, 2013 at 12:39 pm Leave a comment

Win $500!
Bingo Tickets $10 each
Here’s your chance to win some milk money  Imageand help out the library! Buy a Cow Plop Bingo ticket for a chance to win. The Bingo Game will be held on Saturday July 6th after the parade. Follow the cow and find us behind the Post Office.

Every ticket purchased will help the library provide materials and programming for the Richford Community.

ONLY 100 TICKETS WILL BE SOLD. GET YOURS SOON!

In the event all tickets are not sold, prize amount will be half of the ticket sales. In the event of rain or lack of plop a random drawing will be held.

Stop by the library on Parade Day and get yourself a bowl of free ice cream! 

Thanks to a generous, but anonymous donation from an excellent, local ice cream maker we will be serving free ice cream from 10 am – noon – or until it is gone! Image

   The flavor(s) will remain secret until Parade Day.  Stop by to check it out.  And while you are here be sure to chat with the trustees and staff about all the services available through the library – like free online classes, free down loadable audiobooks and ebooks and the Vermont Online Library with access to great stuff like hundreds of newspapers and magazines, Chilton’s Auto and Truck repair manuals, foreign language programs and much more.  Our wi-fi and online services are available 24/7, but the ice cream is not!!  Stop by and see us on Saturday.

Arvin A. Brown Public Library
88 Main St. 848-3313

arvinabrown@gmail.com

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