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Hotlines Spring 2004 Booklet News & Information Louisiana about Library from SBPH! from Services for the Happy Spring Happy Blind and Physically HOTLINES Handicapped VOL. 4 No. 1 Spring 2004 SERVICES FOR THE Plant a Garden BLIND & PHYSICALLY @ Your Library HANDICAPPED (SBPH) State Library of Louisiana If the warmer, longer days of 701 North Fourth Street spring give you the urge to dig in Baton Rouge, LA 70802 the dirt, this bibliography may plant the seeds of a few good TELEPHONE NUMBERS gardening ideas. Included here are tips and Toll-Free: 800-543-4702 techniques for growing fruits, flowers, herbs and Local: (225) 342-4944 vegetables in small containers or farmer-sized plots. Fax: (225) 342-6817 Hapless houseplant owners, weekend rose Braille Service: 800-453-4293 gardeners and organic vegetable experts can each find something just right. Titles are available in a EMAIL variety of formats, including Web-Braille* where [email protected] indicated. Happy Horticulture! [email protected] The Able Gardener: overcoming barriers of age & HOURS physical limitations by Kathleen Yeomans. Monday-Friday (RC 40311) 8:00 a.m. — 4:30 p.m. Accessible Gardening: tips & techniques for ELIGIBILITY seniors and the disabled by Joann Woy. Any Louisiana resident who is (RC 49080) unable to read or use standard print materials as a result of a Accessible Gardening for people with temporary or permanent visual or Disabilities: a guide to methods, tools, and physical limitation is eligible to plants by Janeen Adli. (RC 52241) receive free library services. Allergy-free Gardening: the revolutionary guide to LIBRARY SERVICES Baton Rouge, LA 70821-0131 LA Rouge, Baton healthy landscaping by Thomas Ogren. Recorded Books & Magazines P.O. Box 131 Box P.O. (BR 12871*) Braille Books & Magazines Services for the Blind and Physically Handicapped Physically and Blind the for Services BLIND OR HANDICAPPED OR BLIND Large Print Books State Library of Louisiana of Library State FREE MATTER FOR THE FOR MATTER FREE Descriptive Videos 8 Beds I Have Known: confessions of a The Jumbo Book of Gardening by Carolyn Wiese passionate amateur gardener by Karyn Morris. For grades 3-6. Gail Wilson Martha Smith. (LP 07586) (RC 52504) Woman’s Hospital Foundation Henrietta Yoder Holiday Closings City Gardener’s Handbook: from Quick & Easy Indoor Topiary: crafting In Memory of William Moore, Jr. balcony to backyard by Linda Yang. and decorating with nature by Chris Virginia and William Moore, III Good Friday (RC 32077) Jones. (RC 47861) April 9, 2004 In Memory of Mr. W. E. Sherwin Crockett’s Flower Garden by James Ultimate Container Garden: all you Memorial Day Kay and Jerry McBride Underwood Crockett. (RC 21418; need to know to create plantings for May 31, 2004 BR 05928) spring, summer, autumn, and winter In Memory of Mr. George Sibley by Stephnie Donaldson. Mattie Barras The Edible Indoor Garden: a complete (RC 54750; BR 14261*) guide to growing over 60 Betty Trail vegetables, fruits, and herbs Vegetable Growing by Fred W. Loads. Other Donations indoors by Peggy Ann Hardigree. (LP 00671) Louisiana HOTLINES is published Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Anjier (BR 05128) quarterly by the State Library of Prof. and Mrs. George Pugh Xeriscape Gardening: water Louisiana, Services for the Blind and Enabling Garden: a guide to lifelong conservation for the American Joyce Weber Physically Handicapped (SBPH), P.O. gardening by Gene Rothert. landscape by Connie Ellefson. Continued from page 5 Box 131, Baton Rouge, LA 70821-0131. (RC 43253) (RC 36457) The Return of the King by J.R.R. Subscriptions are available in large print, Essential Gardening for Teens by Your Green Scene: how to care for Tolkien. In this sequel to The Two Braille, or on audiocassette. All issues Ruth Chasek. (BR 14942) plants by Marie Porter. (LP 01387) Towers (RC 47487), Frodo and are free. Anyone may receive a free Sam bear the Ring to Mount Doom. large print subscription. To request a free The Garden Primer by Barbara * Also available as Web-Braille. The War of the Rings, fought large print subscription or to change your Damrosch. (RC 29616; BR 07795) between the forces for good and current subscription to a different format, the Dark Lord of evil, is ended. please contact the library. The Garden Problem Solver. Large Print Books for (RC 47488; BR 09749*; (RC 53450) our younger readers LP 15618) The announcement of products and services in this newsletter should not be Green Guide to Herb Gardening: How and Why Insects Visit Seabiscuit by Laura Hillenbrand. considered an endorsement or featuring the 10 most popular herbs Flowers by Elaine Pascoe. Recounts the rise of an recommendation by SBPH. Products by Deborah Harding. (RC 50470) Explains how insects used plants for "undersized, crooked-legged" and services are listed free of charge for food. For grades K-3. (LP 13965) thoroughbred horse who in 1938 the benefit of our readers. The library How to Have a Green Thumb Without was the year's number-one an Aching Back: a new method cannot be held responsible for the How and Why Plants Eat Insects by newsmaker over Franklin for mulch gardening by Ruth Stout. reliability of products or services Elaine Pascoe. Explains how and why Roosevelt, Hitler, and Lou Gehrig. (RC 53896) mentioned. plants trap insects for food. For grades Bestseller. (RC 51968; Braille in K-3. (LP 13964) process) The Houseplant Encyclopedia by Maggie Stuckey. (RC 55960) * Also available as Web-Braille. Emma K. Schroth How and Why Seeds Travel by Elaine Editor 2 7 Thanks to Mr. and Mrs. T.E. Gibbens Pascoe. Describes some of the ways Louisiana Voices program we are able Donors various kinds of seeds are carried to find to supplement NLS titles with books that Mr. and Mrs. George Harris good places to grow. For grades K-3. have a special Louisiana flair or appeal,” Mary Helen Heroman The Mrs. W. (LP 13963) said Elizabeth Perkins, Coordinator of Carruth Jones Mae Bolling Holloway Special Services. You Are My Sunshine Foundation for the Col. And Mrs. Jeff Holman The Nature and Science of Seeds by (RCL 00157), Gus Weill’s biography of Blind and Physically Mr. Philip K. Jones Jane Burton. Describes the nature, Governor Jimmy Davis, was the first Handicapped has Mr. and Mrs. Cheney Joseph dispersal, growth, and uses of seeds. book recorded by the studio. Cross to received many donations since the last Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kirk, Jr. For grades 3-6. (LP 10459) Bear (RCL 00242), by John Maginnis, the listing in the Summer 2003 issue of Louise Taylor Kyle story of the tumultuous 1992 Hotlines. The foundation serves as a Mr. and Mrs. F. Glen LaMoyne Why Do We Have Different Seasons? gubernatorial election that pitted Buddy Friends Group for the State Library of Lillian Landrum by Isaac Asimov. Describes how the Roemer against Edwin Edwards and Louisiana Services for the Blind and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Lee seasons affect people and other living David Duke, was the 100th book Physically Handicapped and provides things. For grades 2-4. (LP 10964) produced by Louisiana Voices. The Dr. and Mrs. C.S. McConnell funding for the purchase of descriptive program has focused on Louisiana Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. McCoy videos, summer reading program The World of Plant Life by Gerald history and politics, because these are prizes and volunteer recognition Mary Alois Meyer Legg. Introduces plant life along with unique aspects of Louisiana culture. events. Many of the recent donations Jerry Lynn Mills specialized habitats including deserts, Additionally, volunteer readers have were made in memory of Dr. J. P. Mrs. Grace Moore mountains, and under water. For grades turned out fiction by Louisiana authors, Griffon, a long-time Trustee of the Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery Mouk 2-4. (LP 14873) children’s books, cookbooks, sports Jones Foundation, who died in Robert and Mildred Odom books, travel guides, and more. The September 2003. The following Alvin Ourso, Jr. Louisiana Voices studio has committed to the project of individuals and institutions have made Linda Pace Celebrates producing recorded cassettes for all the donations to the foundation: books included in the annual Louisiana Mr. and Mrs. Martin Parker 100th Recording! Frances Peabody Young Reader’s Choice Award contest. ExxonMobil Matching Gifts Program Pat Peabody “Recording these titles increases the Volunteer Louisiana Voices, the number of high quality books available to Mr. and Mrs. Chad Phillips Tom Musser volunteer audiobook younger readers and allows blind, Mrs. Louise Prosser recording program at the State Library of handicapped, and reading disabled kids Prof. And Mrs. George Pugh In Memory of Dr. J. P. Griffon Louisiana, recently recorded its 100th to participate in the statewide annual Mr. and Mrs. H.M. Rayne book since the program began nearly 3 Jane Abercrombie balloting for the award,” said Emma Alice Sims years ago. Volunteer narrators, Ann and Sidney Arbour Schroth, Youth Services Librarian. Spirit Builders of St. Paul United producers, and reviewers work with Dr. and Mrs. Charles Black Issues of Louisiana Hotlines are Methodist Church of studio staff to turn unique Louisiana recorded in the Louisiana Voices studio Mr. and Mrs. J. Terrell Brown Monroe, LA books into recorded cassettes that are and studio staff are working on a catalog Patricia G. Butler St. Paul United Methodist Church available for loan to all the patrons of of Louisiana Voices titles so that SBPH Stanan and Henry Capdeboseq of Monroe, LA SBPH. “The Louisiana Voices program readers can have better access to these Dr. Murry Decoteau Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson is extremely successful, and that books. This catalog will be produced in Mr. and Mrs. David Derossett Mr. and Mrs. James Toups, Jr.
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