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Lug PICNIC `
Come one and all to the Library Staff Organization picnic Friday,
July 21, from 11:30 am — 1:30 pm in the Botanical Gardens (the
area between M.I. King Library and the Student Center). Members
will bring a dish; non—members will bring a dish and pay a $3.00
fee. If it rains, the picnic will be held in the staff lounge,
King North.
In addition to food and fellowship, we will be treated to ` `
entertainment from 12:00 noon to 12:45 pm by Tim Lake, a nation-
ally recognized singer/songwriter and master banjo and guitar _
player. Tim performs original and traditional selections in his
distinctive style. In any given show, one can hear jazz,
country, rock, or bluegrass, all performed with the versatility
of a polished artist. Tim and his group have represented the
United States in international music festivals in Ecuador and
Austria. He has released three albums of original songs and has ,
played with Earl Scruggs, Lester Flatt, Bill Monroe, and Ricky _*
Skaggs.
_ See you at the picnic! (Submitted by Judy Brown.) _
  ;IBRARY OFFIc3ES___;CL.OSED
The Agriculture Library will be vacating offices on July 25th for L
some long awaited renovation. This will require the removal of
all phones except the 7-8369 number. It is not certain where ;
this phone will be placed, so answering it may be a problem. The Q
Library offices are expected to be back in business by August '
9th, but that depends on the painters and other installers. If
your call can wait, please do so, otherwise try the 7-8369
number. The library itself will be open as usual with some -
limitations.
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