Programs for Adults
Genealogy: Where Do I Begin?
Monday, February 27th, 6:00 - 7:30 PM
In this one-hour class, learn how to start researching your family history. Learn about where to find basic information to get you started, pitfalls to avoid, and the excitement of putting all the pieces together. Instructor Jane Bennett brings 37 years of research experience, and has taught classes on topics ranging from preservation of old photos to using Google Books.
Adult Book Club Meeting
Third Saturday of each month, 4:00 - 5:00 PM
"Tender at the Bone" by Ruth Reichl - March 17th
Each month's selection will be available for patrons to borrow from behind the circulation desk. We ask that participants return the book as soon as they can after reading it, so that another member can get a chance to enjoy it. There is no limitation to number of attendees. If you have any questions regarding the book club, please contact Michelle Dudley by email at mdudley@osgov.com or by phone at 360-289-3919.
Between the Covers Adult Reading Program
January 3, 2012 - March 31, 2012
Read/Listen to a book checked out from the library. Enter each title onto the reading log and fill out a drawing slip. Each slip is eligible for the drawings.
Computer Classes
The staff at the Ocean Shores Library will be teaching three computer classes each month. Space is limited. Contact the library for more information.
- Introduction to Computers: a hands-on class for computer beginners that want an understanding of the desktop, mouse, the keyboard and basic searching.
- Introduction to the Internet: a hands-on class for beginning Internet users. Learn how to access the World Wide Web and use the Google search engine.
- Introduction to Microsoft Office Word: a hands-on class to learn basic skills for entering, correcting and revising text on a computer. Prerequisite: Ability to use the mouse and keyboard.
Photo highlights from past Adult Programs
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