Donate Your Used Books

Each Tuesday, from 10:00am till 12:00pm the American Association of University Woman (AAUW) will be accepting used books to be sold at the March 18 – 21 book sale. The drop off will be at the Town Mall loading dock D (facing Route 122) near Elder Beerman.


All donated books will be sorted and sold to help raise funds to offer scholarships to local high school seniors and non – traditional students. Any one interested in donating books can contact Libby Abele at gabele1054@aol.com 513-424-7551.

Come People help out with some of those old books you dont read.

Mike...got a suggestion for the "How To Win Friends and Influence People" and the ethics book. Line up a contingent of people. Go to a Council meeting and all members of the contingent fill out a card to speak in the Citizens Comments portion of the meeting and take your alloted 3 minutes to speak. Start reading the book to Council for the three minutes, handing the book off to the next person to speak who will read on. etc./ etc. Think "ole Lawrence "we're not prepared" Mulligan would stop it after the second of third person? Bet he would, although he would be denying the right of the citizen to use the 3 minutes as they pleased. Would be fun just mocking the system they have in place.

Hermes- like the titles. Let me guess.....#1 covers the abandoned carts used by the abundant low income( thanks city leaders!) here in Middletown and the people who go around town collecting cans to provide some kind of income in lieu of a decent job that the city hasn't provided. #3 covers the methods used for people to leave Middletown as the town loses it's appeal. #5 is a handbook for the Council and the folks who work at One Donham Plaza. #2 and #6 are kinda kinky as is #7. Could be construed in several ways if ya know what I mean.

Donate #3 to the Library. There will be many who will need it. Might be the book with the most demand.

Present #5 to Council or the city manager for her city workers in the citizens comments segment. They may or may not understand the reason for the presentation.