Second Children's Program at the Ukiah Library

Saturday, January 28th from 10:30 to noon.

Dog Talk- Kids & Dogs, Together, Safely
An interactive presentation for Elementary School age children. Help your child learn how to enjoy being with dogs, responsibly and safely. Only certified Therapy Dogs will be at the presentation.

Loretta Lazar will lead this free program. Class size is limited so please sign up. Sign up sheet will be in the Children's Room. Parents are encouraged to attend with their children.
Direct questions to Loretta Lazar at 485-7360

Children's Programs at the Ukiah Library

Saturday, January 21st from 12:30 to noon

Doll & Teddy Bear Party
Families are invited to join in Circle games,
listen to seasonal stories, make presents for
their dolls and stuffed animals. Share a
treat. Free to all

Children's Room at the Ukiah Library

Fort Bragg Library Welcomes Author Gerald Beranek

Gerald F. Beranek, author of "High Climbers and Timber Fallers," will be the guest speaker at the Fort Bragg Friends of the Library annual meeting on Saturday, January 14th at 10:00 a.m.

Beranek's Book documents old growth logging in the Northwest from 1976 to 2000.

The Friends welcome non-members to this event.

TAX FORMS at the Mendocino County Libraries

Tax Forms are at the Library

Other sources for Tax Forms

Federal Forms

Online at http://www.irs.gov

Telephone 1 800 829-3676

State Forms

Online at http://www.ftb.ca.gov/

Telephone 1 800 338-0505

In Sacramento
3321 Power Inn Road, Suite 250
Sacramento, CA 95826-3893

CA Homeowner & Renter Assistance

application forms

Online at http://www.ftb.ca.gov/individuals/hra/forms.html

Telephone 1 800 852-5711

(not available in the Library)

This [preparing my tax return] is too difficult for a mathematician

. It takes a philosopher. -- Albert Einstein

January Quilt at the Ukiah Library

The January Quilt displayed at the Ukiah Library is by Vicky Groom. "It Takes Time" was the theme for the Mendocino Quilt Artists' 2005 Challenge. This quilt depicts the rapid passing of time by acknowledging many of the women and events that have shaped out culture and society over the past 50-60 years.