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Parrottsville Library receives new drop off box for books, materials checked out

©2010 NPT PHOTO BY NELSON MORAIS

The Parrottsville Library recently received a drop off box for returning books that have been
checked out. Modern Woodmen of America in Parrottsville matched dollar for dollar $500 in
donations from residents for the box. Standing right to left are: Sherri Trentham, assistant
junior director for Modern Woodmen; Makayla Trentham, a member of the Modern Woodmen
Club; Alia Young, librarian; and Lavonda Trentham, junior director for Modern Woodmen in
Parrottsville. In front are, right to left: Caleb Trentham, a member of the Modern Woodmen
Club; Tyler Crumbley; and Denver Trentham.

Published: 11:05 AM, 03/09/2010

Last updated: 11:10 AM, 03/09/2010

Author: Nelson Morais
Source: The Newport Plain Talk

PARROTTSVILLE-The Parrottsville Library recently received a new drop off box for returned books and materials checked out from the library.

Librarian Alia Young said Wednesday, "This makes it more convenient for people to use the library services."

Those people returning books or other materials will now be able to do so "24/7" by using the box instead of waiting to do so in person in the library during the hours it is open.

Residents donated $500 for the drop off box, which was matched by $500 from Modern Woodmen of America in Parrottsville. It was the maximum amount that Modern Woodmen could donate for the project, according to Lavonda Trentham, junior director for Modern Woodmen in Parrottsville.

Young said the $1,000 given to the library went to the purchase of the book drop box and adult fiction and kids' nonfiction books that the Parrottsville Library "really, really" needed.

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