A free course which will explore and teach how to find information among the diverse resources of the St. Louis Public Library began on September 25. The eight-week course will be held from 9 a.m. to noon each Saturday through November 13 at the Main Library, 1301 Olive Street.
Presented by the St. Louis Public Library with the Thomas Dunn Memorials, the sessions will systematically review the many varieties and subject specialties of materials contained in the library collection, and will teach course participants the most direct means of access to information they seek. The course is being presented for the second time.
Interested persons may register for “how to Find Information in Your Public Library” with the library’s adult education coordinator at 1301 Olive Street, or by calling 241-2288, Extension 270. The course is open to the public without charge.
Originally published in The Paper, October 1976.
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