Contact Info

 

Township Administration Building

50 Powell Rd.

Springfield, PA 19064

Phone: 610-544-1300

Fax: 610-544-3012

Hours of Operation:

Mon - Fri  8:30 AM -  4:30 PM

 


 

       Springfield Township Library

 

         70 Powell Road, Springfield, PA 19064
         610-543-2113



Power Library

Computerized

Card Catalog

Books on Computer

 

 

Hours

 

Monday - Thursday 9:00 am - 9:00 pm
Friday 9:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Saturday 9:00 am - 4:00 pm

         Sundays 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Closed Sundays July and August

   DIRECTIONS
 

    From Blue Route (Rte 476) Chester

     Go North on Rte 476
     Take Exit 3 - Media/Swarthmore
     At traffic light turn right onto Baltimore Pike
     Turn left onto Saxer Ave.
     Turn right onto Powell Rd.
    
Library is approximately 1/3 mile on left
 

    From Blue Route (Rte 476) Villanova

     Go South on Rte 476
     Take Exit 5 - Springfield/Lima exit
     At second light turn left and merge onto Rte. 1 North
     Turn right onto Springfield Rd.
     Turn right onto Powell Rd.
    
Library is approximately 1/4 mile on right
 

    From Lansdowne Area

     Take Baltimore Pike South
     Turn right onto Springfield Rd.
     Turn left onto Powell Rd.
      Library is 1/4 mile on right 

 

 



CATCH THE READING BUG!
at Springfield Township Library
SUMMER 2008



Kick Off Program

JUNGLE JOHN

and his insect friends!

What's Bugging You?

The Bug Show

This internationally famous show will
excite and entertain kids of all ages.

Friday, June 6
4:00 PM
Springfield Township Building
50 Powell Road

Meet tarantulas, scorpions, and cockroaches!

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SUMMER READING CLUB
READ TO ME, AND TEEN BEAT

REGISTRATION BEGINS MONDAY, JUNE 16

- Sign up anytime beginning June 16 and pick up your reading log.
- Record titles of books you read or are read to you.
- Read at least one book each week and record it in your reading log.
- Bring your reading log starting the week of June 23
and ending Friday, August 15 to collect a special prize each week.
- Certificates will be given to children who read and record 8 or
more books by August 22.
- Certificates can be picked up through Saturday, September 27.



SPRINGFIELD LIBRARY 2008
YOUTH PROGRAMS

April 28 - June 6
June 23 - August 15


CREATIVE BABIES
  *** Birth to 2 Years with Caregivers ***
Monday 10:00 or 11:00 AM 
Wednesday 10:00 or 11:00 AM
Thursday 10:00 AM
 



TODDLER TIME
*** 2 to 3 1/2 Years with Caregivers ***
 Tuesday 10:00 or 11:00 AM
Friday 10:00 or 11:00 AM
(Except July 4th) 


  
PRE-SCHOOL STORY TIME
      *** 3 1/2 to 5 Years ***
   Tuesday 2:00 PM
Wednesday 2:00PM 
   Thursday 11:00 AM


       
PAJAMA STORY TIME
 *** 3 1/2 to 6 Years ***
 Wednesday 7:00 PM 




   
    KOOL KIDS  
*** Grades K
-4 ***
 Thursday 4:00 or 7:00 PM 




TEAN BEAT
*** Entering Grades 5-9***
 Monday 4:00 PM 

 

No Registration Necessary

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION 
ABOUT ANY ACTIVITY,
 contact the Youth Services Dept. at 610-543-2113, 
Ext. 105 or visit
www.springfielddelco.org

A member of The  Delaware County Library System

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 "There is more treasure in books than in all the 
pirates loot on Treasure Island"

---------Walt Disney


 
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The more that you read, the more things you will know.  
The more you learn the more places you'll go. 
--D. Suess, 

"I Can Read With My Eyes Shut!"

10 Reasons to Read to Your Child

1.  This attention lets them know you love them.
                   2.  Reading to them will encourage them to become readers.
          
3.  It is fun for both children and adults, as many books
 have hidden surprises and puzzles.
  
4.  Reading helps them become lifelong learners.  
The information & illustrations are entertaining as well as educational, 
giving children a love of learning.
5.  This is one way of passing on your values.
6.  Reading encourages your child's imagination to soar.
 7.  School & learning will be more satisfying for them, building their self-esteem.
Success in life will be easier for them to attain.
8.  For that short time, they will stay clean and quiet.
9.  Every teacher they encounter will appreciate it.
10. Your child will thank you!

----Nancy Ann & Tom Wartman, Usborne Books at Home----

These Guidelines are designed to encourage a safe and enjoyable learning experience for adults and children. 
All toys, food and drink will be left outside of the program area.
Adults must carefully monitor their child's behavior and remove 
their children from the program if they are crying or disrupting
the class.
 Talking with friends and neighbors is encouraged during play time.  100% adult participation during the program is required.
 Children participating in programs without caregiver supervision will be returned to their caregiver if the child is disrupting the program. 
  Respect other families and library staff by staying home if your child is sick.

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ANNUAL FUND DRIVE

SPRINGFIELD ANNUAL FUND DRIVE ENVELOPES HAVE BEEN MAILED. YOUR TAX DEDUCTIBLE GIFT HELPS PROVIDE ITEMS OVER AND ABOVE THE REGULAR OPERATING BUDGET FUNDS
  FROM THE TOWNSHIP AND STATE. WE VALUE YOUR
 
SUPPORT. IF YOU HAVE NOT RETURNED YOUR ENVELOPE WITH THE SUGGESTED $10 TAX DEDUCTIBLE GIFT, IT IS NOT
 TOO
LATE. THE LIBRARY BOARD AND STAFF APPRECIATE YOUR HELP AT ANY TIME OF THE YEAR.  PLEASE HELP US REACH OUR GOAL OF 100%.

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A TREE GROWS IN SPRINGFIELD 

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CONSIDER MAKING A GIFT TO THE SPRINGFIELD LIBRARY ENDOWMENT FUND.  AN INVESTMENT IN KNOWLEDGE THAT CONTINUES TO GROW.

INVEST IN YOUR LIBRARY



YOUR GIFT MAY TAKE A VARIETY OF FORMS: CASH, APPRECIATED SECURITIES,
 BEQUESTS BY WILL.


ADD A LEAF TO THE TREE OF KNOWLEDGE



 YOUR NAME OR THE NAME OF A
LOVED ONE ENGRAVED ON THE LEAF.

               BRONZE LEAF--$1,000 TO $4,999              
 SILVER LEAF--$5,000 TO $9,999
 GOLD LEAF --  $10,000 TO $19,999

LARGER SUMS RECOGNIZED BY
A SPECIAL PLAQUE IN THE FORM OF A ROCK.


FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:
AUDREY BLOSSIC,
LIBRARY DIRECTOR,610-543-2113


TYPE OF SERVICES & MATERIALS

 




SERVICES INCLUDE:

MATERIALS INCLUDE:

Reference assistance

   Books

Internet access

    Books on Tape & CD

     Public access computers

             Music Compact Discs

           Homebound service

  Computer programs for Children

   Special events as announced

             Videos & DVD's

Interlibrary loan         

               Video Games

Summer Reading Club

 Newspapers & Magazines

         Science in the Summer

Large Print Books


Audrey J. Blossic - Library Director
E-Mail address - springfield@delco.lib.pa.us

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