AHL Chicago Wolves

Wolves Forwards to Visit Eight Local Libraries

Published on February 20, 2012 under American Hockey League (AHL)
Chicago Wolves News Release


Chicago Wolves forwards STEFAN SCHNEIDER, BILL SWEATT, MATT CLACKSON, MICHAEL DAVIES and TIM MILLER will be making appearances at eight Chicagoland libraries this week as a part of the "Read to Succeed" program presented by Butternut Bread and Vista Health System.

The appearances are scheduled for:

Tuesday, Feb. 21:

Stefan Schneider

Naperville 95th Street Public Library

2035 S. Naper Boulevard

4:30 p.m.

Downers Grove Public Library

1050 Curtiss Street

7 p.m.

Bill Sweatt

Prairie Trails Public Library

8449 Moody Avenue

7 p.m.

Matt Clackson

Warren-Newport Public Library

224 N O'Plaine Road

7 p.m.

Wednesday, Feb. 22;

Michael Davies

Skokie Public Library

5215 Oakton Street

4:30 p.m.

Morton Grove Public Library

6140 Lincoln Avenue

7 p.m.

Tim Miller

Elmwood Park Public Library

1 West Conti Parkway

4:30 p.m.

Stickney Forest View Public Library

6800 43rd Street

7 p.m

The "Read to Succeed" program teaches the importance of recreational reading and encourages children to use the many resources that libraries have to offer. The players will speak about the benefits of reading outside the classroom and discuss how it plays an important part in his life as a professional athlete.

Children can win prizes including Wolves hats, pennants and tickets to upcoming games for setting and achieving reading goals. The players will also dress one lucky child in hockey equipment, as well as raffle Wolves prizes and sign autographs.

Throughout the season, more than 17,000 children will participate in the program, with Wolves players making appearances at select libraries throughout the Chicagoland area. More than 600,000 children and 105 libraries have participated in "Read to Succeed" since the program's initiation in 1995.




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