RM LIbrary Program

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RM LIbrary Program

Posted by: Anonymous User (Moderator)

Date: April 28, 2006 03:32PM

A few weeks back, many of you sent me the names of libraries that you thought could use some rod building books for their patrons. I've got about 65 copies of Boyd Pfeiffer's Complete Book of Tackle Making ready to go out. I was able to cover the biggest majority of those libraries that were requested to be added to the program.

Later next week, I'll get these in the mail. It would be nice if those of you who requested your local library be included, could stop in after a few weeks have passed and see if the book has made it onto their shelves. Best to check the card or computer system they use for inventorying their selections as it may be checked out - which I hope is the case.

You can learn more about the RodMaker Public LIbrary Program at this site:

home.earthlink.net/rmlibrary

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