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            [November 
			01, 2012] 
            
            
            
            Family Reading Night -- Family Reading 
			Night is Nov. 15 this year. The library is planning a "Family Game 
			Night" from 6 to 7 p.m. Families with children of any age are 
			invited to come to the Lincoln Public Library Annex and spend time 
			together playing board games, which will be furnished by the 
			library. Call 732-5732 to register. Upcoming event Tuesday With Santa will take place in the Annex again this year. 
			The event will be on Dec. 4 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. Children may visit 
			with Santa Claus, make a simple take-home craft, write a letter for 
			Santa's mailbox and take home a candy cane. Parents, be sure to 
			bring your camera. Please call 732-5732 to register to attend. New at the library The Annex now has shopping baskets available to use while 
			perusing the stacks for your choice of books, DVDs and CDs. Just 
			pick one up near the circulation desk, carry the basket with you, 
			and return it to the circulation when you're ready to check out. | 
					The Lincoln Public Library
					is 
					located at 725 Pekin St., with adult nonfiction and 
					reference materials in the historic Carnegie Building. The Annex directly behind 
					houses adult fiction and the 
					Youth Services Department. 
					All library events are free and 
					open to the public. Online, visit
			
					www.lincolnpubliclibrary.org. 
					 
			Hours are Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.; Tuesdays 
			and Thursdays, 9 a.m.-7 p.m.; and Saturdays, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. 
					
					Phone 
			217-732-8878 for adult services and 217-732-5732 for youth services. |  | 
        
            | Homework Helper The Homework Helper program is available in the Annex on Mondays 
			through Thursdays, 3:30 to 4:45 p.m. This is a free program 
			facilitated by Lincoln Christian University. Children in third 
			through sixth grade can attend on an as-needed basis for homework 
			assistance from early childhood education majors. Please remember 
			that children must be 8 years old to be unchaperoned in the library. Holiday closings The Lincoln Public Library District 
			will be closed the following dates: Miss Lou's blog Louella Moreland, youth services librarian, 
			has a 
			blog 
			that can be accessed by linking through the library 
			website. She 
			lists the library's new children's and young adult books and 
			introduces library programs. Tell her your ideas and suggestions. 
			You can also view videos and pictures of library programs. Circulation news Paperback exchange -- A paperback book exchange for oversized 
			paperbacks is now available in the Annex. Gift certificates -- Need a gift idea? You can purchase a 
			one-year library card for an individual or family living outside the 
			library district. The library will provide a gift certificate for 
			presenting, and the recipient can bring it in, along with a photo ID 
			and proof of address, to receive their very own library card.  
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			 Book clubs -- The circulation desk in the Annex collects reading 
			lists for all the book clubs in the area. So if you can't remember 
			what you read or what you are supposed to read, you're covered. Drop 
			off your lists at the circulation desk or e-mail April Jensen, 
			circulation manager, at 
			apriljensen4@gmail.com. Going away on a trip? The circulation staff can put a hold on any 
			outstanding requests you may have so you can get them when you 
			return. Just stop by and let the staff know your traveling dates. Library on the Go The library  
			website has a 
			link to a feature called 
			Library on the 
			Go. This is an online database of items accessible through many 
			devices --- computer, mobile-portable or e-readers. Log in with your Lincoln Public Library 
			District card number and search for books, music or movies to 
			download and enjoy. 
			[Text from file received from Marlene 
			Perry, 
			Lincoln Public Library] |