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Be Smart, Be
Ready!
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Books and DVDs
Do tornadoes really twist? : questions and
answers about tornadoes and hurricanes
by Melvin Berger,.
More Books and DVDs
The
“Be
Smart, Be Ready" program is funded by a grant from the Illinois
State Library (ISL), a Division of the Office of Secretary of State,
using funds provided by the Institute of Museum and Library
Services, under the federal Library Services and Technology Act (LSTA).
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Upcoming Events
Poster & Essay Contest – Write an Essay or design a
poster which answers the question –
“What will be in your 72
hour kit and why?”
Prizes supplied by CVS and Community State Bank,
contest rules can be picked up at the library,
CVS and Community State Bank or seen here. This will run
from March 1 thru March 31. Two winners will be notified in April.
Tuesday, April 8, 2008 6:30 - 8:30PM
Be Smart, Be Ready Workshop
Find out how to get ready at home, work or in the car.
We will have
two response organizations presenting.
Light
refreshments and freebies..
RSVP is a must!!!!
Questions email reference@kewaneelibrary.org
or call Mary at 309-856-8475
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Check
out these books or DVDs
Avoiding
Disaster: How to keep your business going when catastrophe strikes
by John Laye
Blackouts: A practical survival guide by Ann Byers
Do Tornadoes Really Twist? Questions and answers about tornadoes by
Melvin Berger
Earthquakes: A practical survival guide
by Suzanne J.
Murdico
Emergency Essentials: Tips for preparedness
by Larry
Barkdull
Empty Harvest: Understanding the link between our food, our
immunity and our planet
by Bernard Jensen and Mark Anderson
Escapes from Natural Disasters by Stephen Currie
Extreme Emergencies: Humanitarian assistance to civilian populations
following chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear, and explosive
incidents - a sourcebook
by Anthea
Sanyasi
Family Preparedness Plan [DVD]
Gentle Are of Verbal Self-Defense at Work
by Suzette Haden Elgin
Helping Children Cope with Disasters and Terrorism
by Annette M. Greca
How to Organize for Safety: The step-by-step guide to emergencies
by Consuelo S.
Meux
Hurricanes, Tsunamis and Other Natural Disasters
by Andrew Langley
It's Time to call 911: What to do in an emergency
by Julie
Melle
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Available at
Kewanee Public Library
Self-Defense
Steps to Survival by Katy Mattingly
Terrorist Attacks: A practical survival guide by Kerry
Hinton
Terrorists, Tornados and Tsunamis: How to prepare for life's
danger zones by John Christian
Orndorff
Training Woman in the Martial Arts: A special journey
by Jennifer Lawler
Water Safety by Lucia
Raatma
When All Hell Breaks Loose by Cody Lundin
When technology fails : a manual for
self-reliance & planetary survival by Matthew R. Stein
When Terror Comes to Main Street : a
citizen's guide to terror awareness, preparedness and prevention
by Joseph A.
Ruffini
Near Water
by Claire Llewellyn
Noel and Johnny Gyro's live to tell about
it : self-defense techniques [DVD]
Official Taekwondo Training Manual by Soon Man Lee
Once Upon a Dragon: Stranger Safety for Kids and Dragons by Jean
Pendziwol
Path of destruction : the devastation of New Orleans and the coming
age of superstorms by John
McQuaid
Scuba Diving Safety by Dan Orr
Longfellow's Water Habits Are Learned:
Early tales
by Jane
McCharen
May I Pet Your Dog? The how-to guide for kids meeting dogs by Stephanie
Calmenson
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