A placement date will be announced in the next newsletter. We would like to include essays written by both children and adults about their vision of what the world will be like in 100 years. It you would like to write an essay or have an item you feel is appropriate for inclusion in the capsule please contact Deborah Shoup, Head of Adult Services or Lee Ricci, Head of Children s Services. Each workstation is equipped with Internet access, Microsoft Office 2000, Encarta Reference applications, and Streets and Trips , a mapping program for locating places and planning trips. Through the generosity of patrons who are certified Computer Trainers, we are able to offer several classes to assist those who want to learn computer basics.
Registration is required for all classes because class size is limited.
The Children s Library is looking for volunteers between the ages of 12 and 21 to staff the new Homework Help Center. We would like people interested in helping children in elementary and high school with basic homework needs. We need volunteers to commit to a regular schedule. College students studying education are encouraged to apply. If interested, contact Jennifer Rice, YA Librarian, at 477-7476.