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From League of Women Voters... Interesting facts regarding Stillwater Public Library.

Did you know that during 2010 your Stillwater, Oklahoma, Public Library:

Circulated 371,655 books, videos and CD's, including 3,107 items to homebound customers.
Obtained 1,731 items through interlibrary loan?
Had an estimated 314,684 visitors to the library?
Had an estimated 205,358 visitors to its website?
Had an estimated 1,339 visitors attending outdoor events?
Had 30,546 library card holders?
Provided reference services to an estimated 57,531 persons in the library?
Provided reference services to an estimated 25,929 persons by telephone?
Had 2,082 attending adult programs?
Had 1,240 attending young adult programs?
Had 14,639 attending children's programs?
Had 20 computers available for email and internet research?
Added 7,116 items to its collection?
Had a total of 96,597 items in its collection?
The Library was the only entity in Stillwater providing all these services.

Hannah Blankenship may only be seven years old, but she is setting the example for children and adults that "to give is better than to receive."

Molly Payne
1600kush.com
05/08/2011

Photo by Donna Judd

Pictured from right to left: Hannah Blankenship, Madeline Porter, Madison Alexander, Lane Yaunt, Jaiden Munday and Ciera Nelson. Mini Relayers not pictured: Austin Munday, Kimberly Dooley and Jaelyn Bryant.

(Cushing, Okla.)  Hannah Blankenship may only be seven years old, but she is setting the example for children and adults that "to give is better than to receive."

Hannah, a student at Harmony School, is in her second year of 4-H where she has been participating in the Bottle/Bucket Calf Program.  Recently she sold her calves - Skippy and Scratchy - and told her parents that instead of keeping the proceeds, she wanted to give her profits to the American Cancer Society in honor of her three-year-old friend Graem who was recently diagnosed with leukemia.

Touched by their child's generosity, her parents Chris and Jennifer matched her amount of $50 and yet another friend chipped-in an additional $20 - bringing the donated amount to a grand total of $120.

When asked if she planned to do it again, Hannah gave a definite nod, along with the hope that others will follow her lead.

"I want them to find a cure for Graem," she said softly.

Hannah presented the money to the Mini-Relayers Team at Friday night's Relay for Life event, May 6, 2011.