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FALLS PUBLIC LIBRARY ASPEN
255 Elm Street
Aspen Falls, CA 93463

May 5, 2012

Dr. Janis Imlay
Aspen Falls Community College
1 College Drive
Aspen Falls, CA 93464
Dear Dr. Imlay
Subject: New Logo for library
Thank you so much for your letter offering the services of your graphic design students for library related projects. We currently have a project in mind that might benefit both the library and your students.
We want to update our logo to more accurately reflect the wide variety of services offered in a modern library. A logo contest would be a great idea. Call me at (805) 5551011 to discuss this further.
I have attached a list of library activities to give the students an idea of some of the things we do.
Sincerely,

Douglas Hopkins, Director

Book Discussion Groups
There are several different book discussion groups, all led by volunteer moderators from the community. Some discussion groups focus on different types of books, such as biographies, history, fiction, classics, science and technology, and Spanish language literature.
Computer Training
Computer training is offered in the the computer lab of the main branch only. The following classes are offered once a month and others are offered intermittently: * Introduction to Computers * Microsoft Word * Microsoft Excel * Adobe Photoshop * Windows XP and Vista * Using the Internet
Speakers and Performers
The library brings in noted authors once a month for an ongoing lecture series. Folk singers, small jazz ensembles, and other musical groups perform in the Hawken Community Room as they can be booked.
Bookmobile
A second bookmobile has been added, and routes are displayed on the library website. Bookmobiles visit each school in the district at least once a week.
Story Time
Story time is available in the Hawken Community Room on Saturday morning for toddlers, Saturday afternoon for early elementary students, and Sunday afternoon for kids interested in chapter books.
Game Night
Games are played in the Hawken Community Room on Friday evenings after the library closes at 6 p.m. Among the more popular games are chess, bridge, and backgammon. Specialists are available to help patrons learn the games or improve their skills.
Electronic Book Downloads
More than 1,000 eBooks are available for download to an MP3 player. Library patrons can check these books out for three weeks, and can renew them one time. The books range from today's popular fiction to the classics.
Book Discussion Groups
There are several different book discussion groups, all led by volunteer modorators from the community. Some discussion groups focus on different types of books, such as biographies, history, fiction, classics, science and technology, and Spanish language literature.
Computer Training
Computer training is offered inn the the computer lab of the main branch only. The following classes are offered once a month and others are offered intermittantly: * Introduction to Computers * Microsoft Word * Microsoft Excel * Adobe Photoshop * Windows XP and Vista * Using the Internet
Speakers and Entertainers
The library brings in noted authors once a month for an ongoing lecture series. Folk singers, small jazz ensembles, and other musical groups perform in the Hawken Community Room as they can be booked.
Bookmobile
A second bookmobile has been added, and routes are displayed on the library website. Bookmobiles visit each school in the district at least once a week.
Story Time
Story time are available in the Hawken Community Room on Saturday morning for toddlers, Saturday afternoon for early elementary students, and Sunday afternoon for kids interested in chapter books.
Game Night
Games are played in the Hawken Community Room on Friday evenings after the library closes at 6 p.m. Among the more popular games are chess, bridge, and backgammen. Experts are available to help patrons learn the games or improve their skills.
Electronic Book Downloads
More than 1,000 eBooks are available for download to an MP3 player. Library patrons can check these books out for three weeks, and can renew them one time. The books range from today's popular fiction to the classics.

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