Plan Now to
"Catch the Reading Bug"
This Summer
The library system staff is
pleased to announce that this year’s summer reading theme will
be “Catch the Reading Bug @ your Library”.
Staff members are hard at
work putting the summer reading program together. Summer reading
program materials will be available to patrons beginning Friday,
May 16.
According to Cornel Thomas,
Library System Director, “We are excited about this year’s
summer reading program. We are planning to make it bigger and
better. Plan now to participate. You won’t be disappointed.”
Library Staff Looking at the
Feasibility
of a Summer Reading Program for Teens
Library system staff members
are looking at the feasibility of providing a summer reading
program for teens this summer, Lori Womack, Assistant System
Director comments, “A summer reading program for teens would
help us to promote the services we offer teens. With that goal
in mind we are currently looking at the feasibility of
developing a program for teens this summer. We are excited about
the possibilities this could provide us.”
One of the things library
system staff members are currently looking at is providing
scholarship money and other prizes as part of this program. The
theme library staff members will use is “Metamorphosis @ You
Library”.
Staff Changes
The staff of the Duchesne
Library wishes to welcome Sue Wardle aboard as a library aide.
We are excited to put her library experience to work.
The staff of the Roosevelt
Library welcomes library aide Winnie Zimmermann. She may be a
rookie in training but she brings lots of energy and enthusiasm.
Jeanie Mortensen and Shaela
Jensen will leave the staff of the Roosevelt Library in April so
they can prepare for the upcoming Sterling Scholar competition
and graduation! Good luck ladies! We are rooting for your
successful futures.
Spotlight on Pioneer
*Where can you find full text
magazine articles, genealogy information, facts about Utah, and
access to the latest research tool. The answer is PIONEER.
*What is Pioneer? Well,
simply put, Pioneer is the latest in research tools. Whether
your research is for school, business, or recreation, you'll
find what you need. This research tool offers users full-text
articles, maps, history, and much more. The best part about
Pioneer is you can access it anywhere.
*This unique resource came
about through a partnership of the Utah State Library Division,
The Utah Academic Library Consortium, the Utah State office of
Education, The Independent School Librarians of Utah, The
Mountain West Digital Library, and the Utah Education Network.
*Check out Pioneer by logging
onto:
http://pioneer.utah.gov/
Come into the library and
staff members will help you become more familiar with Pioneer.
If you want the home access code contact a member of the library
staff.
