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With this nuts-and-bolts guide you have everything you need to know to get started and enjoy this low-cost, hassle-free winter sport. $13.50 WHEN THE GOING GETS TOUGH Dr. Dave Perrin produces his fifth book of adventures as a veterinarian dealing with difficult patients from a mare that’s stumbling drunk to a cockatoo that crunches his finger like a hazelnut to a skunk in a church. $23.95 ETHICS IN FORESTRY An examination of the ethical issues involved in forestry, such as sustainable yields, ethics and business, and land use. Written by Lloyd C. Ireland, a forestry consultant in Maine who has clients from New Brunswick to Alaska. Reg. $39.95 now just $14.95 BARNYARD GAMES & PUZZLES For kids who like the farm this book contains 100 mazes, word games, jokes and riddles, brain teasers and fun activities illustrated with lots of cartoon barnyard animals. $13.50 WEATHER! Help kids learn about the weather with this book that peaks their curiosity with 22 experiments to help them create their own rain, tornados, lightning and rainbows and build cool gadgets to measure rain, snow and other weather indicators. $19.95 We have books for all ages ~ stop in and check them out! ❅ ❅ ❅ A new collection of books and resources can now be accessed through the Huron County Library. The Newcomer Settlement Collection consists of stories relating to the immigrant experience. In addition, and for those whose journeys have brought them here to Huron County, the collection also includes a variety of books, audio books and English as a Second Language (ESL) resources that will help ease settlement in Huron and enhance their language skills. The collection of resources was developed upon recommendation of the Huron Local Immigration Partnership Council. The partnership, which is funded by Citizenship and Immigration Canada, is composed of representatives from a variety of organizations and services from Huron County and beyond. Meighan Wark, newly-appointed Director of Cultural Services and County Librarian, is pleased to see the efforts of all involved finally available. “It’s been a good community effort that would not be possible without the information provided by the partners in this initiative”. Kelly Harrison, English as a Second Language (ESL) Co- ordinator with the The Centres for Employment and Learning of the Avon Maitland District School Board states, “We offer free ESL training to adults in Huron and Perth Counties with funding from the Government of Ontario and we are thrilled to now have these resources available through the libraries to supplement classroom learning.” Edina Fair, ESL instructor at The Centre for Employment and Learning in Goderich, indicates that, “Listening to audio books and at the same time reading the written words lends to developing both good listening skills and comprehension while being exposed to the sounds of the English language.” Fair, who often takes students to the local library as part of the program says, “Having this enhanced resource available at libraries is a natural complement to the program offered by the centres.” Bayfield resident and community member sitting on the Partnership Council Judy Keightley, is an independent ESL instructor offering a privately run ESL immersion program from her home, Lingen Lodge. Each year Judy hosts a small number of students from throughout the world interested in a two-to-four- week-long homestay language program. Judy says, “It is a great opportunity for my students to be able to access this service at our local library now. It’s even something that our book club may use too, for choosing our monthly selection; hearing about others’ journeys to a new country is always a compelling read.” A list of titles included in the collection can be viewed online through the library’s catalogue at http://www.huroncounty.ca/library/ or by visiting any of the 12 branches of the Huron County Library. Under “Have you Read” in the catalogue, select “Newcomer Settlement Collection” to see the full list of resources available. If you are interested in learning more about ESL programs offered in Huron contact any one of The Centres for Employment and Learning located in the five major municipalities in Huron. The Local Immigration Partnership is funded by Citizenship and Immigration Canada and is being led by the County of Huron Planning and Development Department. Library’s Newcomer Settlement Collection relates to immigrant experience in Huron County