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<br /> <br />FALL PROGRAMS @ THE LIBRARY <br /> <br />"How Money Works" <br />Tuesday, September 16 & 30 @ 7 PM <br />Women's Financial Network will present a series <br />first will cover the basic <br />principles of money; others will cover more specific top- <br />ics such as college planning, Medicare, IRA and 401 (k) <br />basics, and health insurance. <br /> <br /> <br />- Thursday, September 25 @ 7 PM <br />Richard Grant is back from his 17th trip to Central <br />America with new slides and stories of his adventures <br />traveling to five rarely-visited Mayan archaeology sites. <br /> <br /> <br />- Thursday, October 16 @ 7 PM <br />Storysmith@ Susan Marie Frontczak brings history and <br />literature to life with her Chautauqua presentation of <br />the author of Frankenstein. You will enter the mind and <br />imagination of Mary Shelley and learn about her person- <br />ality and psychology. <br /> <br />- Sunday, November 9 @ 2 PM <br />five local professional musicians in this chamber <br />group will playa variety of melodies for your enjoyment, <br />induding folk and ancient music. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />Outrageous Times of Molly Brown" <br />Thursday, November 13 @ 7 PM <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />Molly Brown House Museum in Denver. She will trace <br />Molly's life from early childhood in Hannibal, Missouri, <br />to Leadville, Colorado, where she met and married <br />J.J.Brown, and finally to her days of glory in Denver and <br />New York. <br /> <br />ONGOING PROGRAMS FOR ADULTS <br /> <br /> <br />The Library's ongoing pro- <br />grams for adults indude book <br />discussion groups, a writing group, <br />a genealogy group, and one-on-one <br />computer tutors. If you need infor- <br />mation about any of our programs, <br />check the Library's web site or call the Adult Services <br />Desk at 303.335.4820. <br /> <br />VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR <br />TUTORING PROGRAM <br /> <br /> <br />The Library is looking for <br />adults interested in being part <br />of our tutoring program. We need <br />volunteers who can tutor students in <br />grades 6-12, especially in science and <br />math. If interested, please call Sandra <br />at 303.335.4824 or Karen at 303.335.4815. <br /> <br />"GIIE LOYG FO~ "GEEI1S. <br />UPl:)A"GE <br /> <br />. . <br /> <br />Teen Read Week: October 12-18 <br />This year's theme, "Books with Bite," encourages <br />teens to read a wide <br />variety of books and graphic <br />novels, from animals to <br />vampires to cooking, just <br />it. Loft's <br />schedule for the exact date and time for TRW events <br />that will indude a Vampire Prom for fans of the Twilight <br />series by Stephenie Meyer. <br />Anime Club <br />September 16, October 21, November 18 <br />join us for the third year of the LPLoft Anime Club <br />for teens. At our monthly meetings we will watch <br />selections of various anime shows-from dassic tides to <br />new releases-and checkout the latest additions to the <br />Library's manga collection. Feel free to bring your own <br />artwork or books. Loft patrons under age 13 are required <br />to to <br />Loft desk or call 303.335.4845 for more information or <br />to register for a meeting. <br /> <br />TAG = Teen Advisory Group: <br />September 3, October 1, November 5 <br />join difference at the library! <br />Come to kickoff meeting to find <br />out what the teen advisory group is all about. TAG <br />members may: help select books, movies and music for <br />the teen collection; write book reviews for the website; <br />create new displays in the teen area; and help plan future <br />teen programs. It also counts as volunteer time! <br /> <br />~ .. ~ . .. "". <br />.. "' . ... . I <br />. ~. ~ -~. ,. ~ ~ ::" ~ <br />., . ." . <br />. . ~ ~ .. . . <br /> <br />~ . ,.... I .. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />