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Home My WebLink AboutVolume 19 - 2003 ,` ♦• •. i ... ,. Builetm Friends of the Oak Brook Public Library • • • • 0 Winter, 2003 Volume 19, Issue 1 Save the date . . . Our next Evergreen program continues the outstanding, eclectic musical tradition ,%,,m, Oak Brook Public Library 600 Oak Brook Road which is the hallmark of this popular concert ir -1. Oak Brook,IL 60523 series. It will feature the Landolfi Trio, a 11, (630)990-2222 classical music ensemble which has received '‘''''' — „ y I www.oak-brook.lib.il.us '' ' rave reviews from audiences throughout the ' l Chicago area. So, mark your calendars for Sunday, April 6th at the Oak Brook Bath & . 4t6k 46. ff,..“- Library Hours Tennis Clubhouse. The next edition of The '_ . Monday—Thursday Bulletin will provide further details. pp 10 am ,9 pm Presenting the Landolfi Trio: 1 Friday—Saturday Left to right,Drostan Hall,Lyudmila Lakisova 10 am—5 pm and David Cunnliffe Sundays 1 pm—5 pm imminiiniumi Shop `til you drop . . . The holidays are behind us now, and The following items cannot be accepted: chances are everyone has had ample oppor- 1. mildewed or otherwise damaged tunity to hone those shopping skills. And, materials Friends of the Oak Brook Public Library what better time to put that shopping savvy 2. textbooks Board of Directors to use than the upcoming Used Book Sale? It 3. magazines is scheduled for April 24th—26th at the 4. condensed books, such as the Barbara Benezra,President Park District Recreation Center. As always, Reader's Digest series Mary Ann Nunez, Vice President there will be bargains galore with over 7,000 5. home-taped audios and videos Nancy Hayden,Treasurer volumes available for sale. Of course, Nunez notes that there is a particular Roberta Petz,Secretary donations are integral to the success of the need this year for donations of children's Margaret Tresley,Editor Sale, and we welcome the contributions of literature and cookbooks. She adds that just Linda Celesta our residents. These may be dropped off at as important as the books that are sold are the Alan Farnell the Library. Please bear the following guide- people who are selling them! If you would Reynold Gottlieb lines in mind when doing so: like to volunteer your services A.J.ingrisano Donations may include paperback and during the Sale, your help will 0.1 Lucia Sutton hardback books, CDs and audio and video be greatly appreciated. Please Howard Trier cassettes. Bring your donations to the contact Nunez if you are Anne Vekich Library in cartons which are easily trans- interested. portable. If you need assistance in trans- ((rr porting the books, please contact Sale =ME Coordinator MaryAnn Nunez at 782-6968 so Q that arrangements can be made. The Friends of the Oak Brook Connie Abraham Alex Ciciora Mr.&Mrs.0.Alfred Granum Dr.&Mrs.M.Adeli Jason Cione William S.Gray Mr.&Mrs.Clyde J.Aigner Mr.&Mrs.Edward Cladek Mr.&Mrs.Michael Greco Rasheed&Matheena Akhtar Shirley Clifford Mrs.Joseph P.Greenock Ray&Sally Allen Margaret 0.Coffin Mr.&Mrs.Thomas Greuling Robert P&Dorothy Allen Michael&Linda Colandrea Cindy Groh James&Mary Andersen Mr.&Mrs.Joseph M.Connelly Thomas&Ann Guendel Mr.&Mrs.Mickey Annecca Virginia L.Connolly James&Frances Guertler Irene D.Antoniou Mr.&Mrs.John Cooper Ashutosh Gupta Al Arado Joyce V.Cortina Jose G.Gutierrez David&Suzanne Arch Anita Cosenza Gandhi M.&Avanthi Gutta Don&Martha Arends G.Joseph&Judith M.Cosenza R.Ross Haeger Tom&Marie Arnold Colin&Lou Couper Mr.W.Haeger Bess Askounis Edward A.Cox,Jr. Bruce&Sunaree Hamilton Rosemary Auster John&Connie Craig Mr.&Mrs.Carl Hanke Gordon&Virginia Austin Mr.&Mrs.Bob Cronin M.L.Hanumadass John&Janet Baar Mike&Estella Cronk Mr.Robert J.Hariman Mrs.Katherine L.Baar Cuda Family Roy&Coretta Hawthorne Diana Badal Elaine Cullerton Dr.&Mrs.David J.Hayden Mr.&Mrs.Carmen Baldo&Family M.A.&N.0.Dabbouseh Phyllis M.Heckmann Dr.&Mrs.Francis Banich Mary Joy Dau Lorraine Heffernan Mr.&Mrs.Rudolph Bartolomei Champ&Janet Davis Mr.&Mrs.William Hendrickson Louis J.Bax John&Ann De Lorey Patrick&Jean Heraty Helen&Richard Becker Mr.James&Dr.Ann Degerstrom David B.&Blanche E.Hill,Jr. John&Cleo Bell The David R.DeHaan Family Mr.&Mrs.George Homeyer Mr.&Mrs.Nicholas Bell Dr.&Mrs.Robert Deiss Robert&Christine Houpy Drs.Jaime&Clara Bendersky Vincent&Beverly DePhillips Dr.Mary Howes Dr.&Mrs.E.Eliot Benezra Shaker Desai Peter&Heidi Huizenga Josephine A.Berger Francis M.DiScipio Mr.&Mrs.Joseph lacovelli Inez Beutler Mae&John Doubek Charles&Ariadne Iantorno Arlene Birkhahn Merl Douglas Drs.Kamal&Lucy Ibrahim George Blanda - Bob&Lisa Dow Anthony&Ann Ingrisano Blistex,Inc. Mr.&Mrs.Bernard L.Downey Virginia Innocenti Mike&Kay Borchardt Thomas&Lorraine Drennan Howard&Carlotta Jahntz Merwyn Brainerd Jim Drummond H.Javid William&Jean Bristow Family Mr.&Mrs.L.T.Duerinck Dr.&Mrs.Robert J.Jensik Carol Brizzolara William Duff Bruce&Cora Johnson Dr.&Mrs.Herrick Bromberg Vera E.Evans Philip E.&Patricia Johnson Jim&June Brophy Jeff&Janet L.Fang Paresh,Sonal,Pakina&Neena Joshi Andrew,Taisa&Irena Browar Alan S.Farnell&Roberta Arquilla Mr.&Mrs.Kenneth A.Julian Ginger Bruebach Dr.Charles R.&Nadia Farra Drs.Kevin C.Spencer&Joan C.Junkus Mr.&Mrs.Donald W.Buik Mrs.John J.Farrell Krishna&Uma Kalyan-Raman Bozdar&Ann Bulovic Nicholas&Annette Favia C.Kimberly Kang Nancy Burke The Ficks Dorothy Kavinsky Mrs.Patricia G.Burton Marjorie R.Filippi Bill Kenny Butler School District#53 The Florio Familly Mr.&Mrs.John M.Kent Robert&Nancy Calabrese Eleanor F.Fralick Brian&Dolly Kern&Family Dr.&Mrs.George T.Caleel Paul&Mimi Francis Farhat Khan&Riffal Siddiqi Dr.&Mrs.Ted A.Calinog Mr.Jeff Franklin Jerry&Josie Kim Mr.&Mrs.Joseph Cantore Ivan&Ruth Frick Kiljung&Myung Hee Kim William&Ann Cantrall Kenneth&Madeleine Garvey Ku-mie&Yang K.Kim Vito Cappiello Dr.&Mrs.Anthony Gentile Eugene&Grace Kimura Dorothy Carbon The Jasbir Gill Family Mrs.John G.Knox Clark Carpenter Connie Giorgolo Sung-Tao&Mali Lin Ko Mr.&Mrs.Charles H.Carroll Steven&Mary Gitelis Mr.&Mrs.Gerald A.Kolschowsky Janet Casey Glen&Ellen Glista Richard&Barbara Kopolovic Peter&Marilyn Cass Caroline Gold Frankett Kral Dr.Gaston&Mrs.Linda Celesia Robert&Rosemary Goldstine Mr.&Mrs.Bill Krause Ted&Liz Cesarz Mr.&Mrs.Louis Gonnella Meera Krishnan&Family Theresa Chen Armando&Maria Gonzalez Ms.Barbara H.Kroeplin Richard&Merry Cheng Sara Gordon The Krohn Family Dr.&Mrs.Lester Chernick Dr.&Mrs.Reynold Gottlieb Mr.&Mrs.Edward J.Kubiak Steven&Luann Chin Cynthia A.Gottlieb&Family Sandrea Kuhlman Chungwai&Hsiang Kuan Chou John&Judy Gove Shirley A.Kuhn Joseph R.Christian,M.D. Robert J.Goy Ken N.Kuo James&Jane Christman Tom&Nadine Grant Louise LaMantia Rocco&Anne Christofano Eleanor Grant Anna Lampros Public Library 2002-2003 Mary F&Barbara J.Lang Mrs.Richard Nichols Robert&Judith Stein Larry&Marilyn Laning Dr.&Mrs.Mario Nunez Stan&Ann Stein Dr.W F.Lapka Donald&Colette O'Neil Al&Elaine Steinhaus Philip&Susan Larson Dr.&Mrs.Carlito V.Orig Judy G.Stevenson Wayne&Susan Lasinski Joyce F.Pagano Joe&Yvonne Stroud David C.Lauder Dee Pagel Donald J.Strueber Albert&Patricia LaValle Dilip&Krishna Patel Leonard V.Stutz Bob&Lynn Lee Barbara Payovich Dr.&Mrs.Jeng N.Su Mae Lehockey Nancy,Paula&David Pecen Hak K.&Joan L.Sue Dr.Louis M.Lenell Mrs.Kathryn Peot Daniel&Andrea Sullivan Mr.&Mrs.Donald L.Leone Geno&Diane Pesce Thomas&Dorothy Sullivan Palmer P.Leone Mr.&Mrs.Raymond E.Petersen Dr.&Mrs.Thomas Sullivan Doris Levine Earl&Roberta Petz Rose Sutter Marian Irene Leyva Rohan,Merle,Kevin Phillips Bill&Lucia Sutton Licata Family Gregory E.&Judy J.Pizza David&Sue Swift Emelita Lim-Meneses Dr.&Mrs.Paul Pocus,Jr. James&Judith Sykora Carolyn Link Dr.R.Elliot Politser J.V.Tansey John&Reva Lizzadro Henry&Ellen Porterfield Anthony&Mary Tappin Mrs. Anne Loiterman Gloria K.Power Linda Lojewski Dr.&Mrs.Tony Tatooles Mundargi P.Rao Mr.&Mrs.John Templeton Dr.Arline D.Lopez p Dorothy B.Rathman The TerryFamily Eric K.Louie Family Althura&Sarada Reddy George&Carolyn Thein Jim&Annette Lovelace Dr.&Mrs.N.S.R.Reddy Charles&Connie Thompson Martha MacAloon Dr.&Mrs.Luis Redondo p Mr.&Mrs.Reynold MacDonald Dr.&Mrs.Marvin Tiesenga Peg Mackey Georgia Regas Drs.Peter&Vassiliki Toulios Susan Madorin Jim&Christine Ripley Glen&Nancy Traylor Joseph&Roseann Maffei Leo J.Roberts,M.D. Dr.&Mrs.Gilbert Tresley Louis G.Malevitis Evelyn M.Roggenkamp Howard&Joyce Trier Mr.&Mrs.Leonard Maniscalso Dr.&Mrs.S.Burton Roth Bob&Dorothy Troost Carl&Kathy Manofsky Mary T.Rowley George&Kally Tsatsos Robert&Marguerite Marian Thomas L.Ryan Mr.&Mrs.Louis Tuglus Jean M.Ryan Thomas&Alice Marks Harold&Dorothy Unger Edward F.Ryan Manjit,E'Kirit Marwah Vito&Betty Ursini Mr.&Mrs.Thomas J.Mazukelli The Sabbagha Family Richard&Connie Vacco Bartlett&Irene McCartin Mario&Nancy Salazar Jonas Vainius Doris McCormick Alberto&Francisca Saltiel Anne M.Vekich Mr.&Mrs.Michael McCullough Joan Salvato g John&Jan Samatas Joseph&Drenda Vijuk Mr.&Mrs.Robert McKinney John P.Vlahos Mr.&Mrs.W.McMahon Donald&Minnie Sandstedt Steve&KathcShane Marie Sanfilippo Gale&Jean Walker y Bob&Sue Sanford Mr.&Mrs.R.E.Wallace La Dara Meier Juan&Alba Santiago Mr.&Mrs.Michael P.Walsh Dottie MeleRaymond&Ivy Warpeha John&Gail Merrill Mr.&Mrs.Alfred Savino Mr.&Mrs.Michael L.Weber Ann S.Michaels David&Sandi Saxman The Miologos Family Doris M.Schaaff,M.D. Audley Weidman Jim&Corinne Mirabile Family Mr.&Mrs.James F.Schell Joe&Adele Wells William&Shirley Misek Patricia W.Schmidt Jean A.White Bharat&Raj Mittal Ed&Judy Schoenthaler Fay E.Widholm Pat&Louise Monaco Lloyd&Darlene Schooley Loretta Widiger Mrs.Thomas J.Moore Howie&Susan Schwartz Donna G.Wilkinson LaVerne B.Morgan Joseph&Gail Scroppo Charles Wilson Alice Mortenson Mahid&Laya Serushan Peggy J.Wilson Frank A.Mugnolo Family Michael Shannon Eymard&Marilyn Wisnewski The Edward Mullins Family Mr.&Mrs.Patrick J.Shannon,Jr. Thomas&Terryl Woltjen Mr.&Mrs.Lee Munder Charles&Yolanda Shemely Diane D.Wood Audrey L.Muschler Jeff&Pat Sidler Dr.&Mrs.Tito Yao Richard E.Myers Earl N.&June Duros Silber Bert&Su Yen Mrs.Robert Nagy Mr.&Mrs.Simon Mr.&Mrs.Scott Yochim&Family John&Susan Nalbach Raymond&Janice Skowron Jeff Yoo Anthony,Barbara&Heidi Nasharr R.G.Smego KazYoungdahl Barbara Neil Penchala,Sri&Sekhar Sompalli Ms.Lilia Zamar Jean C.Neill Ralph&Cathy Sorice Elaine Zannis Carol J.Nelson Alex&Patricia Spadoni Charles Zapotocky Mr.&Mrs.William Nelson John&Judith Sprieser George Zehak Carl&Carol Ann Nemec Elizabeth L.Stanek Xiaosha Zhang Margaret A.Nessel Steve&Jean Stawarz Neil&Jeanne Zundel Winter Calendar of Events r Clip and Mail MITTEN WEATHER Friends of the Oak Brook Public Library Preschoolers at 11:00 a.m. and June 1,2002 -May 31,2003 Please enroll us as members of the Friends of the Oak Brook Public Library 2:00 p.m. on Wednesdays. Repeated Thursdays at 11:00 a.m. Check# Check Date January 15th—February 19th(Wednesdays) Name(s) January 16th—February 20th(Thursdays) Address WINTER WONDERLAND Kindergarten, 1st and 2nd graders Telephone Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 4:15 p.m. Membership Categories January 14th—February 18th(Tuesdays) ❑ Individual $20 ❑ Patron $100 January 15th—February 19th(Wednesdays) ❑ Family $30 ❑ Corporate $125 ❑ Sponsor $60 ❑ Other $ COOL READING Please make check payable to: Friends of the Oak Brook Public Library 3rd-5th graders P.O.Box 3131 •Oak Brook,IL 60522-3131 Thursdays at 4:15 p.m. L J January 16th—February 20th EVERGREEN CONCERT USED BOOK SALE PICTURE THIS FEATURING April 24th—26th 6th-8th graders The Landolfi Trio Oak Brook Park District Mondays at 4:15 p.m. Sunday,April 6th—4:00 p.m. Recreation Center January 20th,February 3rd and 17th Oak Brook Bath&Tennis Clubhouse HISTORY TEA—TEA WITH ADDY Please note programs are limited to Library card holders. Registration is 3rd-5th graders required for all programs.Call the Library at 990-2222,ext. 23 to register. February 10th at 4:15 p.m. iiiiiiii \^ooend 3,0o p b� 11 ')100-1E1)1e0 I£1£-ZZS09 'II `)Too.zg 704 tLeoN livaaad II < o aIVd71111et a6elsod .S.n A�yo soN''�� 'bap ulOJd-uoN 111111(11111)" BuIctinfl Friends of the Oak Brook Public Library • • • _ • -0 Spring, 2003 Volume 19, Issue 2 A Classical Evergreen Concert ■ ■ ■ On Sunday, April 6th, the Landolfi Trio Oak Brook Public Libra " 600 Oak Brook Road ' will present a classical music program for Oak Brook,IL 60523 Evergreen Concert goers. The program will (630)990-2222 '''.':� be held at 4:00 p.m. at the Oak Brook Bath& www.oak-brook.libil.us ' � �� Tennis Clubhouse. Mary Ann Nunez, ik ,,of if Program Coordinator, says that the Trio has been heralded by audiences throughout the Chicago area. This program promises to be Library Hours no exception. Their repertoire will include Monday—Thursday Mt.ter' to am-9 pm selections from Beethoven and Shostakovich. Friday Saturday t The program is free to the public and no to am—5 pm f-'. - A reservations are required. Children and Sundays randchildren e g when accompanied by an 1 pm—spm ' adult, are encouraged to attend. Free refresh- Presenting the Landolfi Trio: ments will be served after the Concert. Left to right,Drostan Hall,Lyudmila Lakisova For further information, call the Library and David Cunnliffe at(630) 990-2222, ext. 5. Friends of the Bountiful books Oak Brook Public Library ■ ■ ■ Board of Directors For those of you who pride yourselves Friends of the Library will be admitted free Barbara Benezra,President upon your shopping savvy, have we got a deal of charge. On Friday, April 25th, the Sale Mary Ann Nunez, for you! The Friends of the Library Used Book will run from 8:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. On Vice President Sale will take place on April 24th—26th at the Saturday, April 26th, the hours are 9:00 a.m. Nancy Hayden,Treasurer Park District Recreation Center. Sale Coor- until 3:00 p.m. Friends members who attend Roberta Petz,Secretary dinator Mary Ann Nunez says that this year's the Sale are entitled to one free, regularly Margaret Tresley,Editor selection of books is diverse and provides priced book or paperback. Linda Celesta somethingfor everybook lover. Thisyear, Alan Farnell Contributions for the Sale may be dropped Reynold Gottlieb there are over 7,000 books for sale, and we off at the Library until April 15th. Donations A.J.Ingrisano thank all those who contributed.Truly,the sup- may include paperback and hardback books, Lucia Sutton port of our residents is integral to the success professionally-created CDs and audio and Howard Trier of our Sale. The proceeds from this event are video cassettes. If you have donations but are Anne Vekich used to support Library programs and projects unable to transport them to the Library your- which are not supported by the Village budget. self, contact Nunez at 782-6968 and arrange- The Pre-Sale begins at 4:00 p.m. on ments will be made. Thursday, April 24th. There is a $5.00 admis- If you would like to offer your assistance sion fee for the Pre-Sale. Members of the during the Sale, contact Nunez. A note from the President . . . March 9, 2003 marked the first anniver- Ingrisano,Veena Mendiratta,Melissa Salazar, sary of the new Library building.What a year and Jan Skowron. it has been — expanded collections and Please join us at the April 6th Evergreen increased usage by patrons in a spacious, Concert, a classical chamber music perfor- inviting environment! If you haven't had the mance by the Landolfi Trio at 4:00 pm at the opportunity to do so yet, please stop in and Bath and Tennis Clubhouse as we begin get acquainted. National Library Week. The Oak Brook Village Board governs We are accepting donations to the Used our Library. The Library Commission is an Book Sale until April 15th at the Library appointed body that advises and makes rec- and we hope to see you browsing and buying ommendations to the Board. The Library on April 24th, 25th or 26th at the Park Foundation continues to raise funds for the District Recreation Center. We also need building project to cover costs that were volunteers to staff this event. Please contact beyond the budgeted amount set by the Mary Ann Nunez: (630) 782-6968. Village Board.The Friends organization sup- As we write this edition of our newsletter, ports our Library, its collections and pro- we are uncertain about the world situation. grams. We evolved from the Oak Brook Homeland safety and the threat of war are Library Association, which originally found- very real issues. Our thoughts are with our ed the Library in 1959. We serve as the liai- leaders and the men and women in the mili- son between the community and the Library tary who serve and defend our country.Please staff,Library Commission and Village Board. join your neighbors at some or all of the Recently the Village Board expanded the Library related activities, as we live through Library Commission from three to seven these challenging times together. members. Congratulations and thank you to the following residents for their active contri- Sincerely, bution as Library Commissioners: Madeline Bell, Randa Bishlawi, William Duff, A. J. Barbara Benezra Shop & Share with us . . . SHOP & SHARE IDENTIFICATION SLIP S hop Share AMOUNT OF PURCHASE 0351070 GROUP NUMBER STORE NUMBER DOLLARS CENTS GROUP: Friends of the Oak Brook Public Library YOUR SHOP&SHARE DAYS: 04/28/2003, 04/29/2003, 04/30/2003 SIGNATURE PLEASE SIGN THIS SLIP AND TURN IT IN TO YOUR CHECKER WHEN YOU SHOP. PARTICIPANTS CAN MAKE PURCHASES AT ANY JEWEL-OSCO ON THE DATE ABOVE. Jewel-Osco IDENTIFICATION SLIPS ARE NOT TO BE DISTRIBUTED IN FRONT OF ANY JEWEL-OSCO. The Friends of the Oak Brook Library will participate in the Jewel Shop & Share Days slated for April 28th-30th. Please present the coupon provided here when you shop on those days, and a portion of the proceeds from your sale will benefit the Friends organization. Additional coupons are available at the Library. It's all in the Library . • • "SPRING MILMME-1.,°:417!"4 . " WITH a - " YOUTH PROGRAMS "Chicks and Ducks" T't.; :- ::iii Preschoolers ° ` Wednesdays 2:00 p.m. —April 9th-May 14th �` "� " Youth Services Coordinator Sue Madorin (right), Repeated on dressed as Felicity,an American Girls character, Thursdays 11:00 a.m. —April 10th-May 15th conducts one of the Library's popular History Teas.Program participants include,left to right, This story time includes songs and finger Michelle Lotfi,Talia Just and Danielle Smithy. plays. Participants also work on fun take- home crafts related to the day's story. Children AND, FOR THE ADULTS ... must have celebrated their third birthday by Energize yourself. . . April 1, 2003, in order to participate. In this fast-paced world, it seems there is too much to do and so little time in which "Spring Flowers" to do it. For most, finding the energy to accomplish what needs to be done is a daunt- Kindergartners and first graders ing task in and of itself. An upcoming RI Tuesdays 4:15 p.m. —April 8th-May 13th presentation at the Library may provide some Participants will enjoy stories embell- ished with a creative craft. answers for the world weary among us. isOn Wednesday, March 26th, Shirley Moore will present her popular program "Access Energy — Overcome Exhaustion — Electrify "Spring Fever" Your Life".The program will be presented at Second and third graders 7:00 p.m. in the Library. For reservations, Wednesdays 4:15 p.m. —April 9th-May 14th call (630) 990-2222, ext. 6. This program plants the seeds of knowl- Footloose in Wales ... edge as children listen to stories and make The Library's British Isle series has brought the very best of Britain, Scotland creative projects related to program content. and Wales to the Library. On Wednesday, April 9th, the journey continues with a "Spring Showers" presentation by John Lynn entitled "Foot- Fourth and fifth graders loose in Wales". The program begins at 7:00 Thursdays 4:15 p.m. —April 10th-May 15th p.m. and will be held in the Friends of the Library Meeting Room. You may register at This series stresses information and cre- the Reference Desk or by telephone at ativity. Children will work on projects and 990-2222, ext. 6. also be exposed to appropriate literature. Come celebrate History Teas National Library Week ... Third—fifth graders April 6th — 12th has been designated Monday,April 7th at 4:15 p.m. National Library Week. In honor of the occasion, the Oak Brook Library has planned Tea with Kit(circa 1934) special events for each day.They include: Monday, May 5th at 4:15 p.m. Snacks on Sunday•Minty Monday Tea with Molly(circa 1944) Tea on Tuesday• Wacky Welsh Wednesday Thoughts on Thursday•Free Video Friday Searching on Saturday. Note: Registration is required for all youth We encourage you to visit during National programs. Call 990-2222,Ext. 23 to register or Library Week and enjoy these unique for additional information. experiences. Calendar of Events NDS OF "ACCESS ENERGY— EVERGREEN CONCERT (OCC\� OVERCOME EXHAUSTION— THE LANDOLFI TRIO Sunday,April 6th 4:00 p.m. CELECTRIFY YOUR LIFE" Oak Brook Bath&Tennis Clubhouse ��Qby Shirley A. Moore HISTORY TEA/TEA WITH KIT 90°k Puss ° Wednesday, March 26th—7:00 p.m. Monday,April 7th-4:15 p.m. Library Library Meet our "FOOTLOOSE IN WALES" newest Friends ... YOUTH PROGRAMS by John Lynn Wednesday,April 9th-7:00 p.m. In the last issue of The Bulletin, "SPRING AHEAD" Library we listed the names of our 2002- April-MayUSED BOOK SALE 2003 Friends members. Since that (see page 3 for further details) April 24th-26th edition, the following people have Park District Recreation Center joined. We welcome them and appreciate their support. NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK JEWEL SHOP & SHARE April 6th— 12th April 28th-30th They are: HISTORY TEA/ Timothy Bolt Special Events TEA WITH MOLLY Damian Marano & Family Each Day of the Week Monday,May 5th—4:15 p.m. Jeanette Flaningam at the Library Library momilimmimmoimiiNn nound 3,0 p 6� E ll 'NOWEI>PO I£I£-ZZS09 "II `}lOOJ g}1 C1 t o 1-LE ON]lwaad l£I£ xog aoujo 1SOd GIYd a6elsod .5.n lieti . •6a0 ll}oad-LION •ZdO SOO-