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LIBRARY NEWS THE BEST DEAL IN TOWN THE YEAR 2000 Any patron in the state of Colorado can come and register As the end of 1999 approaches,interest in calendars for a library card here in Louisville. It's simple, easy and and calculating the millennium grows! Here is a list of free! All you need to do is bring in books relating to that subject for young people. your driver's license with your current Turn of the Century,Ellen Jackson address. If your license does not have Each century of the 2nd millennium is your current address on it,please bring brought to life through the eyes of a child �� in a document that is pre-printed with living in England or America. I. II I your current address (such as a utility Kids Guide to the Millennium,Ann Love I ft o bill, checkbook or vehicle registration) Countdown calendar,millennograms, cyber and a picture ID. If you are under the age of 16 and would celebrating. like to get your own card,please bring a parent or guardian with you and have him/her show his/her current address Story ofTime and Clocks,Anita Ganeri and identification. The process of getting a library card is A discussion of time and various ways it has been measured. faster than you ever thought possible! Come in today and take advantage of your local library! Big Book of Time,William Edmonds An explanation of decades, centuries,millennia and SUMMER READING PROGRAM eras. Jerusalem 3000,Alan Paris The Louisville Public Library Summer Reading Program Kids look back at 3000 years of history in the city of was awarded second place in a statewide competition gold. sponsored by the Center for the Book and Econoclad Visual Timeline of the 20th Century, Simon Adams books. Carol Purfurst and Sandra Tracks events and discoveries. Richmond,Youth Services Librarians, Story of Clocks and Calendars, Betsy Maestro Aliicreated the program around the Colorado Marking a milestone of the threshold of a new state theme, Titlewave,and prepared a millennium. scrapbook that was used in judging the program. The Louisville Library placed 2nd Calendar Moon,Natalia Belting in the category of medium-sized libraries in Uses poetry and painting to describe seasonal moons. Colorado. Carol accepted the award at the annual Century Farm, Cris Peterson conference of the Colorado Library Association in October. 100 years on a family farm. "TIS THE SEASON" HOLIDAY CRAFTS As 1999 draws to a close and we approach the start of the new The annual holiday crafts program for children ages millennium,you may be preparing to make charitable 7-12 will be held Saturday,December 4, from 10:00- contributions to some of the organizations you value. In 11:30 AM. Children will have the opportunity to support of the Library,you may want to make several items with the help of volunteers. consider a tax-deductible donation to the is a $1.00 fee for materials. Because attendance Louisville Public Library Foundation,a 0 is limited, children need to register and pay their fee non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation. In ^11 at the Youth Services Desk by December 1, 1999. order for your gifts to affect tax savings f For additional information,please call Carol or in 1999,they must be made before Sandra at 303-666-6037, ext. 676. January 1,2000. Please check signs posted throughout the Library for holiday closures! The Library staff extends heartfelt wishes to all of our valued patrons for a safe, happy, and healthy holiday season. )0(flig Winter 1999