The Atlanta Public Library Announces Two This
Golden Age Programs in January
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[January 07, 2015]
The
Atlanta Public Library will host two This Golden Age programs in
January. On January 13, Trooper Emmanuel Edwards from the Illinois
State Police will discuss the prevalence of scams, particularly
those affecting senior citizens. Getting scammed is “no cup of tea,”
and Identity theft and scams of all kinds have become a dangerous
phenomenon in our culture. Thieves are both creative and proficient
in targeting unsuspecting victims. Come learn how to avoid the
convincing sales pitches of these criminals. |
On January 20, Professor Thomas D. Lutze of Illinois Wesleyan
University will visit the Library with an extraordinary sampling of
rare and expensive teas. Participants will have a chance to taste
some of Dr. Lutze’s teas, as well as learn about the proper ways to
prepare and serve tea. Don’t worry if you are not a tea drinker!
There will be plenty of other beverages as well. Come and enjoy this
informal presentation and learn about the formal traditions
surrounding tea.
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Both programs are free and part of National Tea Month at the
Library. Continental breakfast is served at 8:30 a.m. with the
program to follow from 9: a.m. to 10 a.m. at the Library.
[Catherine Maciariello, Atlanta
Public Library] |