April 2000 - EVENTS All events are free and at the Library unless otherwise noted.	Select another month... 2002 Events 2001 Events 2000 Events 1999 Events 1998 Events

Sunday	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
						1 10:00 am Children's Story Hour
2	3	4 10:00 am Children's Story Hour	5	6	7	8 10:00 am Children's Story Hour
9 SPECIAL CHILDREN'S EVENTS! To Celebrate National Library Week!	10 10:00 am Pre-school  Arts & Crafts (limit 12) 2:45 pm K-2 Arts & Crafts (limit 12)	11 10:00 am Pre-school Story Hour with Ann Christensen 3:00 pm YRCA Book Club 4:00 pm Puppet Show Practice	12         3:00 pm PUPPET SHOW! (all ages welcome)	13 10:00 am School Library Program   3:00 pm ARTHUR Theme Day (all ages welcome)	14 9:00 am School Library Program	15 10:00 am Pre-school Story Hour
16	17	18 10:00 am Children's Story Hour	19	20	21	22 10:00 am Children's Story Hour
23	24	25 10:00 am Children's Story Hour	26 7:00 pm Ancient Burial Sites in Idaho Max Pavesic	27	28	29 10:00 am Children's Story Hour
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Come join the fun at The Community Library during National Library Week with these special events:
 

Monday:	10:00 AM - Preschool Arts & Crafts (limit 12). 2:45 PM -  K-2 Arts & Crafts (limit 12).
Tuesday:	10:00 AM - Preschool Story Hour with Ann Christensen. 3:00 PM - Young Readers Choice Award (YRCA) Book Club. 4:00 PM - Puppet Show Practice.
Wednesday:	3:00 PM - PUPPET SHOW! All Ages Welcome.
Thursday:	10:00 AM - School Library Program. 3:00 PM -  "Arthur" Theme Day. All Ages Welcome.
Friday:	9:00 AM - School Library Program
Saturday:	10:00 AM - Preschool Story Hour.

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Ancient Burial Sites In Idaho
Max Pavesic, Ph.D.
Wednesday, April 26, 7:00 PM

Dr. Max Pavesic has been a professor in the Department of Anthropology at Boise State University since 1978. His research interests include anthropological archaeology, prehistoric art, ritual and symbol, vernacular architecture and mortuary practices. He has done extensive archaeological field survey and excavation in Idaho, Oregon, Wyoming, Utah and California and will speak at The Community Library in celebration of Archaeology Week.

Related Links:

• Cave Archaeology Of The Snake River Plain As early as 14,000 years ago, humans traveled the Snake River Plain. Why were they there, how did they survive? Some answers from Lisa Cresswell, an archaeologist from the Shoshone Field Office of the Bureau of Land Management.
• Prehistory: The First Americans Descriptions of the landscape, environment, and the tools the earliest people used in the Snake River Plain of southeastern Idaho. Presented by the Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory.
• The Followers: People In Idaho The first people in Idaho may have followed game animals across the land bridge from Asia during the Pleistocene. Read about them in this Idaho Museum Of Natural History's issue of Cypherings (requires free Adobe Acrobat Reader). Also included is a crossword puzzle with archaeological clues.

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