Louisville Housing Authority Agenda and Packet 2011 09 27

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Sun, Sept 4: Dog Show 11-12:30 Dog Agility Demonstration 1 -3 Mon, Sept. 5: Big Parade on Main Street 10am In addition to these events, there will be many more, including live music, arts and crafts booths, farmers' market, etc. Don't miss this exciting annual event! 7152. September 7, 7pm: "A Storyteller's Tour of the 1930s," presented by Su- san Marie Frontczak Louisville Public Library 951 Spruce Street, Louis- ville, 80027. The 1930s gave us numerous familiar short tales such as Watty Piper's "The Little Engine That Could." Travel to the land of your im- agination —and hear just a little about how these stories reflect upon the times from which they came. Storyteller Susan Marie Frontczak has been bringing history and literature to life across the United States and abroad for over 20 years. Page 2 Sept 6: Library books should be returned to the community room by noon. In the afternoon, new books will be delivered. If there is a special book that you would like the library to bring, let Kris know at 303 -519- Sept. 23: First Day of Autumn! September 14, 7pm: AUTHOR EVENT: Dust Bowl Descent present- ed by Bill Ganzel. Monarch High School Auditorium 329 Campus Drive, Louisville. Bill Ganzel, a photographer and journalist from Lin- coln, Nebraska, went on the road in 1974 to photograph the after- math of the Dust Bowl. Dust Bowl Descent contains Depression -era photos from the Farm Security Administration (FSA) along with Bill's contemporary photographs of many of the same places and people. The photos and oral history interviews give us an idea of what life was like during the Depression and what has happened to these people since then. Hear from him firsthand about his years of experience researching this book. Sept. 17, 6:30 pm: Saturday night social. Bring a snack to share, and come social- ize with your neighbors. This is always an enjoyable evening, please join us. Mark your calendars: Flu Shots will be here on Tuesday October 11. De- tails will be in October newsletter.