Many researches do not utilize their local university libraries because they are not comfortable with the collections. Here is an opportunity to become familiar with the University of North Texas Libraries in Denton, Texas. LOOKING FOR YOUR ANCESTORS in the UNT Libraries An Introduction For the North Texas Community Saturday, October 27, 2001 10:00 A.M. To 12 Noon Willis Library, Room 035 University Of North Texas Denton, Texas east off of Avenue C at Highland Street - one way east Attenders will learn how to access the rich resources of the UNT Libraries to find evidence of their ancestors. A clue in one area often will lead to discovery in another. Presentations will include: Texas County and City Histories collection in Rare Books, ...Archives..., ...General reference..., ...Government documents.... Panel Of Presenters Mary Durio, Curator of Rare Books and Texana Collection Richard Himmel, University Archivist Stacy Anderson, Reference Librarian Karrie and David Hardin, Genealogical Researchers Sponsors The Friends Of The UNT Libraries, in cooperation with the Denton County Genealogical Society, Inc. For an idea about the breadth of UNT's family and local history resources, search the Libraries web site, http://www.library.unt.edu/, using keyword "genealogy." Parking: The Willis Library is located on Highland Street, south of the UNT Administration Building, Denton. Highland is one-way, going east from Avenue C. Convenient parking is available on Saturday in D zone spaces of Lot 30 across from the steps leading up to the library mall. This presentation is free of charge but registration is required. Coffee, juice, and pastry will be available at 9:45 a.m. To register your intention to attend, please call 565-2769. Diana White, president DCGS, Inc.