Issuu

THE CITY OF SALISBURY LIBRARIES

ISSUE 9 : WHAT’S ON

FLIP OVER AND SEE WHAT’S ON IN OUR COMMUNITY CENTRES

Features:

> Ready for Work Program > NAIDOC Week 2017 - Meeting Kaurna > Salisbury Writers’ Festival > One Book One Salisbury > Robotics for Kids > Find My Past FREE Information Session > Salisbury Libraries School Holiday Program

| Issue 9 | 2017 | Jul . Aug . Sep |

WHAT’S ON in the Libraries City of Salisbury

Salisbury Libraries

Ingle Farm Library

Len Beadell Library

Mawson Lakes Library

Para Hills Library

Salisbury West Library

Beovich Road, Ingle Farm Phone 8406 8595

55 John Street, Salisbury Phone 8406 8283

Main Street, Mawson Lakes Phone 8302 5555

Wilkinson Road, Para Hills Phone 8406 8530

Hollywood Blvd, Salisbury Downs Phone 8406 8489

/SalisburyLibraryService

www.salisburylibrary.sa.gov.au

/SalisburyLibSer

Ready For Work Programs

NAIDOC Week 2017 - Meeting Kaurna

Salisbury Writers’ Festival

One Book One Salisbury

Robotics for Kids

Find My Past FREE Information Session

Go Digital with Salisbury Libraries

Upgraded Services at all Salisbury Libraries

Good Reads

Children’s Programs

Salisbury Libraries School Holiday Programs

One Book One Salisbury: Pg 7

CONTENTS

Contents

Robotics for Kids: Pg 8

READY FOR WORK PROGRAMS

Ready for Work Providing Work Readiness Opportunities for the Community Looking for work and would like to build your skills to help with searching and applying for a job? Our FREE beginner programs will provide participants with essential skills required for the workforce.

• A Touch of Technology • Beginners IT • Workplace IT Essentials • Job Search Start Point

• One-on-one Computing Support • ESL Classes

For more information on programs, locations & eligibility: www.salisbury.sa.gov.au/readyforwork P 84068533 E library@salisbury.sa.gov.au

Meeting Kaurna Back by popular demand! Sue Harris Puppet Show

Family, learning, stories, the land and the relationship of the people to the land. Presented using different puppet types as well as storytelling and songs. Ingle Farm Library Sunset Room Beovich Road, Ingle Farm Thursday 6 July 2017 1.30pm to 2.30pm For further information visit: www.salisbury.sa.gov.au/NAIDOCWeek or P 8406 8285 or E khajdu@salisbury.sa.gov.au

NAIDOC WEEK 2017 - MEETING KAURNA

NAIDOC Week 2017

SALISBURY WRITERS’ FESTIVAL

2017 Salisbury Writers’ Festival 18 August - 27 August 2017

Mark Holden will kick off a jam packed Salisbury Writers’ Festival by talking about the journey to publishing his new book My Idol Years. Join us on Friday 18 August 2017 for an evening with Mark Holden John Harvey Gallery 12 James Street, Salisbury doors open at 6.30pm

Bookings essential at: www.salisbury.sa.gov.au/swf

ONE SALISBURY Tricia’s latest novel in the Flinders Ranges series, is a “breathtaking historical family saga of love, death and forgiveness and a quest for the Jewel in the North”

ONE BOOK ONE SALISBURY

ONE BOOK

Join us on Saturday 19 August 2017 for an evening with Tricia Stringer Len Beadell Library 12 James Street, Salisbury Doors open at 4pm (4.30pm start)

Bookings essential at: www.salisbury.sa.gov.au/obos Enquiries 8406 8237

2017 ook One Salisbu eB ry

ROBOTICS FOR KIDS

Robotics for Kids

Join us after school on Wednesdays for adventures in coding and robotics for kids who love LEGO and technology! Bricks and Bots for ages six and over Len Beadell Library, Salisbury Fortnightly 3.30pm to 4.45pm

MINDSTORMS @ Mawson for ages 10+ Mawson Centre, Mawson Lakes Fortnightly 3.30pm to 4.45pm

For more information contact: E bteoh@salisbury.sa.gov.au or P 8406 8313 www.salisbury.sa.gov.au/roboticsforkids

FREE information session

Discover your family history

Join us for a FREE information session on how to use the Find My Past database Wednesday 9 August 2017 10.30am to 11.30am Len Beadell Library [Helen Barnes Room] 55 John Street, Salisbury BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL Book online at: www.salisbury.sa.gov.au/findmypast or P 8406 8207

FIND MY PAST FREE INFORMATION SESSION

find my past

GO DIGITAL WITH SALISBURY LIBRARIES 10

GO DIGITAL WITH SALISBURY LIBRARIES Borrow eBooks and Audiobooks Use your library card to borrow titles from a large range of ebooks and audiobooks on your compatible phone, tablet, computer or ebook reader. Borrow, place items on hold and recommend new titles easily from the convenience of your own device.

Zinio Digital Magazines Get access to over 400 FREE digital magazines with your library card. Download popular magazines such as Better Homes and Gardens, Donna Hay and much more them to your compatible phone, tablet or computer. Simply create an account with your library card details for free access to current and past issues.

For more information please visit: www.salisbury.sa.gov.au/godigital or ask our friendly staff at your local Salisbury library.

AT ALL SALISBURY LIBRARIES

You asked, and we listened!

LIBRARY SERVICES

Public Computer Upgrade

NEW MODELS BIGGER SCREENS THE LATEST SOFTWARE INCREASED SPEED & CONNECTIVITY

For more information visit: www.salisbury.sa.gov.au/upgradedservices

GOOD READS

Best Outback Jewel in the North (Flinders Ranges Series #3) by Tricia Stringer - 2017 One Book One Salisbury Feature Book Jewel in the North: A longstanding feud of land and love, a family torn apart and a quest for the ultimate prize... A breathtaking historical family saga of love, death and forgiveness and a quest for the Jewel in the North. 1895. The Flinders Ranges are a beautiful but harsh landscape as Joseph Baker, a pastoralist in that unforgiving environment, knows all too well. For three generations his family have farmed the land, married and had children at their property at Wildu Creek, but now, struggling with hostility from the local community for his choice of wife, Joseph finds himself fighting to save not just his friends and family but his very existence. His son William has his own battles to fight: not only the drought that takes over the land but his own despair, as he faces rejection from the woman he loves. Meanwhile, a ruthless enemy will stop at nothing to take from William what he considers to be his. Could the vicious and cunning Charles Wiltshire be his nemesis? Or does another man, in a quest for the Jewel of the North, hold the key to his destruction? As the First World War looms on the horizon, two men struggle to survive both the elements and each other on a quest to find that they hold dear — but only one will have the courage to stand strong. Source: Good Reads - 4.43/5

The Crossroads by Pamela Cook Rosie O’Shea dreams of seeing the world. But right now, the outback hotel she owns is falling down around her ears, her bank account is empty and family duty means she’s staying put. Drought is impacting hard on Stephanie Bailey and her husband. They’ve already been forced to sell almost all their cattle. The rains aren’t coming and her husband is growing more and more distant. Sydney girl Faith Montgomery, at the age of 31, has just discovered she is adopted. Furious at being lied to for her entire life, she lands a job at the Crossroads Hotel so she can track down her biological mother without revealing who she is. One family. Three women. Will the lies they tell and the secrets they hide lead to more heartache, or will fate bring them together before it’s too late? A story of deceit, betrayal and love that proves that in the end you can choose your family.

Source: Good Reads - 4.32/5

Sapphire Falls by Fleur McDonald Fiona Forrest is devastated when her husband Charlie commits suicide after the accidental shooting of his mate, Eddie. Though Fiona decides to keep farming their successful property, rumours that she intends to sell keep circulating.

GOOD READS

Romances to escape with... When Detective Dave Burrows arrives to sign off on the investigation into Eddie’s death his suspicions are aroused by some strange anomalies at the scene. As Dave becomes increasingly convinced that something sinister is going on, Fiona finds herself dealing with a series of disasters on the farm... By the bestselling author of Crimson Dawn, this suspenseful novel about a woman fighting to preserve her husband’s dream and a detective determined to uncover the truth will keep you guessing til the very last page. Source: Good Reads - 4.18/5

The Family Secret by Fiona Palmer Kim Richards is a creative woman of the land, a rural ambassador who is renowned for her contribution to her community. But deep down, she is lonely. She’s already watched the man she loves marry someone else, and her dream of starting her own family feels like it’s slipping through her fingers. Enter Charlie McNamara, an older corporate man who has arrived in Lake Grace on business. Sparks fly between Kim and Charlie, but he seems to have a hidden agenda and a past life he’s trying to hide. They’re both drawn to local hermit Harry, a Vietnam Veteran still haunted by memories from the war. What ties these three lost souls together? Can they solve a long-held family mystery and heal fractures of the heart? From the bestselling author of The Saddler Boys comes a heartwarming story across three generations about when to fight and when to surrender; and how new love can heal old wounds. THE FAMILY SECRET features characters from THE SADDLER BOYS in a brand new story. Source: Good Reads - 4.37/5

CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS

A FREE fun family program that will encourage learning through literacy, play and engagement. Taking the best parts from the City of Salisbury’s long standing Giggle Time and Story Time programs, ‘Read, Play, Learn’ will provide positive literacy learning opportunities and experiences for children aged zero to five years in a library setting.

SESSION TIMES:

Mu l i u t r l t c l u a 14

Giggle Time

Tuesdays 10am

Len Beadell Library

Tuesdays 10am

Salisbury West Library

Story Time is a wonderful way to introduce your child to books and reading. It allows children under five to hear rhymes, stories and language and broaden their creativity and imagination. Each week (during school terms) a Story Time session is held at your local branch.

Giggle Time Parents or carers of children up to two years of age can have fun building early literacy skills through sharing books, songs, finger plays and rhymes. The experiences that children have in their early years shape their development, ability to learn, social skills and self-esteem.

CHILDRENâ€™S PROGRAMS

Story Time

Each week (during school terms) a Giggle Time session is held at the following branches.

SESSION TIMES:

Wednesdays 10am

Len Beadell Library

Wednesdays 10am

Ingle Farm Library

Fridays 10am

Mawson Lakes Library

Fridays 10am

Para Hills Library

Thursdays 10.30am

Para Hills Library

Fridays 10.30am

Ingle Farm Library

MULTICULTURAL GIGGLE TIME: Wednesdays 10.30am

Mawson Lakes Library

SALISBURY LIBRARIES SCHOOL HOLIDAY PROGRAMS 16

School Holiday

Salisbury Libraries

Programs

DINOSAURS ROCK Monday 10 July 10am to 11am Mawson Centre For ages: Four to eight

COME AND PLAY WITH LEGO AT THE LIBRARY Wednesday 12 July 3.30pm to 5pm Len Beadell Library For ages: Five+

School Holiday Program July 2017 Bookings Open Online 9am Monday 19 June 2017 www.salisbury.sa.gov.au/shp The Salisbury Library Service has put together an awesome school holiday program for the kids! Please remember that spaces are limited and the minimum age limit must be observed.

Contact 8406 8533 for more information.

Bring your imagination and creativity to this awesome dinosaur workshop. Investigate dinosaur tracks and find out which dinosaur made them. Find the egg in the dinosaur egg evacuation game. Check out the dinosaur dig and make your own fossils to take home.

Drop in for a LEGO session at the library! Get hands on with everyoneâ€™s favourite plastic bricks. There will be a free-play space and also a chance to try LEGO stop motion on our iPads.

COST: $5 Bookings essential at: www.salisbury.sa.gov.au/shp

COST: FREE Bookings essential at: www.salisbury.sa.gov.au/shp

BONKERS WITH BUBBLES Tuesday 18 July 10am to 11am Para Hills Library For ages: Four to 10

Inroduction to Robotics with LEGO Mindstorms Wednesday 19 July 3.30pm to 5pm Mawson Lakes Library For ages: 10+

HENNA AND ZENTANGLES Thursday 20 July 10am to 11am Ingle Farm Library For ages: Eight to 12

Massive bubble makers, colour bubble mixes, make your own Interested in LEGO and robotics? Get started with an introduction bubble blowers, painting and creating bubbles. Heaps of fun to LEGO Mindstorms! - because very child, no matter what age - love BUBBLES! Presented by Moveit Fitness and Wellbeing let your creativity flow with a Henna/ Zentangle mindfulness workshop. Chill out and relax in the library, then be the envy of your friends and show off your unique Henna tattoo.

Come and spend the morning or afternoon playing your favourite games including Jumbo Board Games, Giant Connect Four, the mind challenging Chess and much more! COST: FREE For more info visit: www.salisbury.sa.gov.au/shp

COST: $5 Bookings essential at: www.salisbury.sa.gov.au/shp

SALISBURY LIBRARIES SCHOOL HOLIDAY PROGRAMS

GAMES GALORE Friday 14 July 10.30am to 12.30pm 1pm to 3pm Salisbury West Library For ages: Four to 12