Cover to Cover Club

Saturday, March 3 to April 16, 2012
PG library


The library will participate in the In-N-Out Burger "Cover to Cover Club" Reading Program for children ages 4 to 12. Children who are too young to read may participate by having books read to them by their parent or guardian. 


Register at the Front Desk to receive a reading log and check out books at their reading level.


The "Cover to Cover Club" achievement award is good for a free hamburger or cheeseburger at any In-N-Out Burger. Children may receive up to three award certificates, while supplies last.


For further information, call the library at (801) 785-3950.

iTeens

Tuesdays
4:00pm
Lowest level of the PG library


A program for all teens of junior high and high school age. No registration is required, come any time for fun, food, and new friends.


March 6 - "Gumdrop Constructions"
Do you like candy and playing with your food? Then this event is for you! Come make famous landmarks and buildings (or whatever you want) out of gumdrops.

March 20 - "The Hunger Games"
There won't be a battle to the death so there's no reason not to attend this week's event before the movie comes out!

April 3 - "Icebreaker"

April 17 - "Peep-tacular!": Have you ever built a diorama using Peeps?

May 1- "Mother's Day": Come make a personalized gift for your mother for Mother's Day.

May 15 - "Game Day": Relax, play games, talk, and munch on treats!

Did you know?

You can have a party at Joann Fabric & Craft Stores. 

Make it a Party Interest Form

Living Planet Aquarium

Have you seen the otters yet?

Their 3 male river otters will turn 2 on Monday, March 5th! 
12- 1 pm 
Wish the otters a Happy Birthday! 
Enjoy otter themed activities, birthday cake and watch the otters enjoy a special birthday treat!

Women's Conference

Thursday, February 23
6:00 pm
56 South 1300 West

Keynote speaker: Peter Mourik

Needle Alert

A needle was found in the playground by one of the kids. 

Be careful.

Charter School Enrollment

In December and January, most charter schools accept new enrollment forms. If you are interested in a different public school experience, check out these charter schools in the area

Odyssey Charter School (K-6): 738 East Quality Drive (700 South) American Fork
John Hancock (K-8): 125 N. 100 E., Pleasant Grove
Lincoln Academy (K-8): 1582 West 3300, North Pleasant Grove
Timpanogos Academy (K-8): 70 South 100 East, Lindon
Quail Run Primary School (K-8): 588 W 3300 North, Pleasant Grove (interesting sidenote here)
Karl G Maeser Preparatory Academy (7-12): 25 N. Main Street, Lindon
Noah Webster Academy (K-6) 205 East 400 South, Orem
Walden School of Liberal Arts (K-12 Montessori): 4230 N. University, Provo
More schools here

A few families in the neighborhood have their children enrolled at Odyssey Charter School.
Dec 1, 2011 - Feb 14, 2012 ~ First Enrollment Lottery Period

Feb 15, 2012 ~ First Lottery for 2012-2013 school year

Grove 3rd Family Home Evening

Monday, November 7

6:00 Chili Contestants drop off your pots of goodness
6:15 Annual Chili Cook Off
6:30 Winner will be announced
7:00 Special Family Home Evening with the Bishopric


Please bring your family and join us for our Annual Chili Cook Off at the LDS meeting house (1136 W 700 S)
After the cook off, we will have a special FHE lesson. We look forward to seeing you there!

Relief Society Activity

Grove 3rd Ward Relief Society Activity
Tuesday Nov 8 at 6:30 pm. Cultural Hall

What a treat! If you've ever had on of the sweet roles or éclairs from our very own Renae Salazar you don't want to miss this. As a single mom. Renae's mom, started Shirley's Homemade Bakery in Provo in 1996 in order to support her five daughters. She uses her own recipes and has taught her daughters to bake well. Shirley will be sharing her experiences and how to make some goodies.

The only thing you need to bring is a 9x13 sheet to take you goods home to bake. I would also suggest a kitchen towel to cover the bread as not to get it dirty on the way home!

Relief Society Activity

Grove 3rd Ward Relief Society Activity
Tuesday Nov 8 at 6:30 pm. Cultural Hall

What a treat! If you've ever had on of the sweet roles or éclairs from our very own Renae Salazar you don't want to miss this. As a single mom. Renae's mom, started Shirley's Homemade Bakery in Provo in 1996 in order to support her five daughters. She uses her own recipes and has taught her daughters to bake well. Shirley will be sharing her experiences and how to make some goodies.

The only thing you need to bring is a 9x13 sheet to take you goods home to bake. I would also suggest a kitchen towel to cover the bread as not to get it dirty on the way home!