TBPL newsletter summer 2016

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Unleash Your
Imagination...
Spring &
Summer are
WILD!
Northern Nature Trading
Programs for Kids
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11 - 15
ONE BOOK
One Community
One Book One Community
Get Social with TBPL .... www.tbpl.ca/joinusonline
Library programs and services .... May - August 2016
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Inspire Grow Connect
www.tbpl.ca
transforming your library
Thunder Bay Public Library is on the front page of the
local newspaper a lot these days - and for all the right
reasons!
Our year started with a loud bang when we hosted the
Startup Weekend at Waverley Library. The budding
entrepreneurs showed up with a business idea which
they pitched to the participants. Everyone then voted on
all the great ideas. Those business ideas with the most
votes had teams formed around them. The teams then
got to work starting up a business and many continued
to pursue their new startup long after Startup Weekend
ended.
This is just one way that TBPL is helping to nurture the
local economy, which is one of our five key strategic
directions. Some of those startup businesses may be
coming back to Waverley Library when we open our
Small Business Zone (SBIZ) on the lower floor. This
will provide space for new businesses to incubate and
grow. They can feed off each other, fertilize new ideas,
use TBPL resources and prototype new products in the
makerspace.
To make room for the SBIZ we have moved some
collections to the main floor. This means that we now
have our highest performing and in-demand collections
- such as adult fiction, CDs and DVDs - in our prime
space. We now have most of the adult collections on
the main floor and we have consolidated the non-fiction
and reference collections for ease of browsing.
The SBIZ will not only be used by new businesses - the
meeting rooms will also be bookable by the public. This
is the first stage of a major makeover of Waverley Library
which will be rolled out over the next three years. We will
be making similar plans for Brodie Library, while at the
same time starting to think about the future of County
Park. This is all part of our infrastructure strategy to
transform our libraries into community hubs.
The makerspace has also made front page news with
programs such as Tear Down Tuesdays which continue
to generate repeat visits to the library.
Our latest headlines concerned Northern Nature Trading
at Mary J.L. Black Library, the exciting new partnership
project with Science North, which was launched with
MPs, MPPs and the Mayor in attendance, underlying the
value and importance of this lifelong learning initiative to
all levels of government.
There has never been a better time to visit your local
library - so come on down and sign up for a library card
and start to make use of the amazing wide range of
services and resources which we provide completely
free of charge.
John Pateman, Chief Librarian/CEO
jpateman@tbpl.ca
Pateman’s Picks
Your Library Board
Board Meetings
Fifteen Dogs by André Alexis
Daddy Lenin and Other Stories
by Guy Vanderhaeghe
The Revenant by Michael Punke
In the Skin of a Lion
by Michael Ondaatje
The Truth About Stories
by Thomas King
Finding Winnie
by Lindsay Mattick
Eleanor Ashe
Joan Duke
Carol Grieve, Chair
Kathryn Hantjis
Pat Johansen
Margaret MacLean
Jane Todd
Frank Wilson, Vice Chair
Councillor Joe Virdiramo
John Pateman, Secretary/Treasurer
Members of the public are welcome at the monthly
Library Board meetings. If you have any special needs
or want more details, please call 684-6803 at least one
week prior to the meeting.
www.tbpl.ca
● May 12
● June 9
The Board does not meet in July and August.
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for your information
New Summer Hours
Sign Up and Stay Informed!
This June we’ll be introducing new summer hours to
make the best use of our amazing staff and resources.
The new hours reflect how the Library has been used
during the summer. Summer hours will be in effect
from Sunday, June 26 to Monday, September 5,
inclusive.
Do you want a monthly update on recently booked
library events, promotions, draws and other fun and exThe Library charges late fees to encourage library
citing things happening at your neighbourhood branch?
members to return items by the due date so others may
Sign up for our monthly eNews by sending an email to
enjoy the items. We have recently reviewed our fees
newsletter@tbpl.ca
and simplified them.
See page 22 for the
NEW summer hours.
eNews
newsletter@tbpl.ca
Library Late Fees Have
Been Simplified!
Daily Overdue Charges Per Item
Adult or Youth Material ..................... 25 cents
Children’s Material ............................ 10 cents
Replacement Library cards ............... $1.00
Does my Library card have an
expiration date?
Library cards expire every three years. If you have an email address in your library
record, we’ll notify you one month before your card expires and send you news about
other Library activities too. If your personal information changes (name, address,
phone, email) please let staff know so that your membership record can be kept upto-date and we can keep in touch.
You can determine your expiry date by logging in to your library card online or talking
to staff in person or on the phone. We encourage you to ask or go online, so that your
card doesn’t expire while you’re on vacation. If your card expires, you won’t be able
to borrow eBooks or other material that we make available for borrowing online.
IFOA
International Festival of Authors (IFOA) will be returning
in the fall. The date and featured authors will be posted
on the Library website in late August.
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www.tbpl.ca
new stuff
You may place a hold on any title and have it sent
to the Library of your choice. Holds may be placed
over the phone, in person or online at www.tbpl.ca
Books*
May Releases
Blood Flag by Steve Martini
Mercy by Michael Palmer
Wilde Lake by Laura Lippman
June Releases
End of Watch by Stephen King
Foreign Agent by Brad Thor
Private Rio by James Patterson
July Releases
Dishonorable Intentions by Stuart Woods
Night and Day by Iris Johansen
August Releases
A Great Reckoning by Louise Penny
The Jealous Kind by James Lee Burke
*The Library orders items months in advance of the
publication date. Holds will be filled in order once items
have been received.
Suggestions for titles
are always welcome!
comments@tbpl.ca
www.tbpl.ca
DVDs
Family & Children’s DVDs
Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens
The Revenant
The Lady in the Van
A Whit Stillman Trilogy: Metropolitan, The Last
Days of Disco, Barcelona
How to Change the World
Sembene
Brooklyn
Carol
Jafar Panahi’s Taxi
Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip
Bedtime for Binoo
The Dog Who Saved Summer
The Good Dinosaur
Home
Hotel Transylvania 2
Lego Star Wars: The New Yoda Chronicles
Paw Patrol
The Peanuts Movie
Walking With Dinosaurs: The Movie
CDs
Audiobooks
Cleopatra by The Lumineers
Santana IV by Santana
Sing Me Home by Yo-Yo Ma & The Silk Road
Ensemble
Super by Pet Shop Boys
Land of Gold by Anoushka Shankar
Take All My Loves: 9 Shakespeare Sonnets
by Rufus Wainwright
Reckless by Martina McBride
The Ship by Brian Eno
The Hope Six Demolition Project by PJ Harvey
Call It What It Is by Ben Harper & The Innocent
Criminals
Betrayal by Fern Michaels
Cometh the Hour by Jeffrey Archer
The Enemy Inside by Steve Martini
A Few of the Girls by Maeve Binchy
Fool Me Once by Harlan Coben
The Gangster by Clive Cussler
A Girl’s Guide to Moving On by Debbie Macomber
Go Set a Watchman by Harper Lee
Rogue Lawyer by John Grisham
Why Not Me? by Mindy Kaling
Winner Announced for Book Spine
Poetry Contest
The draw for the Samsung Galaxy Tablet was made by a random draw from all
entries received. Congrats to Lorene Shymko on her win!
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classes &
training
One-on-One Computer Coaching
Ancestry LE Classes
Call 684-6815 to book your one-hour appointment at Brodie or Waverley. All
coaching sessions are held using Library equipment only. Library staff are
available to assist you with:
These free, hands-on sessions are 1.5 hours long. Enrolment is limited. Register by
calling 684-6815 or visit www.tbpl.ca/getinvolved and click on Online Calendar.
Participants are welcome to bring their own laptop to use in class.
Creating a document & basic word processing skills using Microsoft Word.
Opening an email account and learning the basics of using it.
Accessing information on the Internet.
Contacting friends or advertising your business on Facebook.
Hunting for library materials in our Library catalogue.
Investigating the virtual collection and all the informative databases.
Navigating through web pages and practicing using browsers.
Grasping the use of the mouse and developing your mousing skills.
eBook Help
Need extra help with your eBook
reader or tablet? Contact Margaret at
mdemillo@tbpl.ca or 345-8275
ext. 7251 to make an appointment for
free one-on-one help at your favourite
Library location.
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Ancestry LE
This class is an introduction to the Library’s online genealogy resource Ancestry
Library Edition (LE). You must know how to use a computer and Internet browser to
register for this class.
Mary J.L. Black Community Program Room
Tuesday, May 31 @ 6:30 pm
Wednesday, July 13 @ 2:30 pm
Ancestry LE Advanced
This class goes beyond the introductory Ancestry LE class to get the most out of the
Library’s online genealogy resource Ancestry Library Edition database. You must
know how to use the Ancestry LE database at a basic level already.
Thursday, June 2 @ 6:30 pm
Wednesday, August 24 @ 2:30 pm
Genetic Genealogy:
Got My Results! Now What?
Saturday, June 11 @ 2 pm
For anyone who has initiated a genetic genealogy test, this workshop addresses
common questions and next steps related to what to do upon receiving test results.
These sessions will be led by Clare Cook, local genealogist and member of the Ontario Genealogical Society - Thunder Bay Branch. Attending the Genetic Genealogy
Part One and Two workshops and prior experience with genealogy is recommended.
www.tbpl.ca
lifelong learning
Financial Planning Seminars
Transparent Languages
An exciting recent addition to your Library is the online
language learning platform Transparent Language. This
platform includes over 95 different languages, with thousands of words and phrases for every language. It also
includes English learning (ESL) for speakers of 25+ languages, including intermediate-level immersion courses.
The most popular languages in Thunder Bay so far are Spanish, French, Afrikaans, Danish and German. Finnish, Italian, Oji-Cree, Cree, three dialects of Ojibwe and six dialects of Arabic are included. Transparent Language
makes learning fun with a flexible learning structure including dozens of activities designed to engage your brain
for rapid learning and maximum retention. You can access the full site on any PC, Mac or tablet, or via the Transparent Language app for iPhone and Android devices. Go to www.tbpl.ca/learnalanguage to access Transparent
Language. We welcome your stories of how learning with Transparent Language has enriched your travel, helped
with your studies or assisted with cross-cultural understanding. Share stories with us on Facebook, Twitter (@
TBayPL) or email comments@tbpl.ca
Waverley Auditorium
Thursdays @ 6:30 pm
FREE, drop-in Financial Planning Seminars with financial advisor, Kara Polson. These one hour seminars will
cover a specific topic as well as answer any questions
you have about your financial situation. More information is available at www.tbpl.ca/financialplanning.
June 16 - Tax and Estate Planning
July 14 - Life, Disability and Critical Insurance
August 18 - Financial Planning: Where Do I Begin?
Digital Magazines
Zinio offers full-colour digital magazines for immediate
checkout to read online on desktop and mobile
devices, or download through apps. We selected twenty
magazines to start this collection and welcome your
suggestions for other magazines. Send your suggestions to Joanna at jaegard@tbpl.ca
Encyclopedia Britannica
You may be wondering why encyclopedias still exist in the age of Google - the
reason is that they provide trusted, reliable information, which is something
Google can’t guarantee. The easy-to-use online version of Encyclopedia
Britannica is available through our website at www.tbpl.ca/eb You’ll be
prompted to log in with your Library Card number if you’re accessing it from
home.
Ontario Genealogical
Society (OGS) Meetings
Brodie Story Hour Room
Wednesdays @ 7 pm
May 11 & June 8
Meetings feature idea and research sharing along
with special topics and guest speakers. Connect on
Facebook (Thunder Bay District Branch, OGS) or by
email at thunderbay@ogs.on.ca for more information.
The five most popular magazines in Zinio, so far, are
OK! Magazine, Hello! Magazine, Canadian Living,
Martha Stewart Living and Glamour. There are no
limits to how many people can access each magazine
at once, so you never have to wait. There are also no
limits on how many magazines you can check out or
how long you can keep them. To get started with Zinio
go to www.tbpl.ca/zinio
Zen Group
Brodie Study Room
Mondays @ 7 pm
May 2, 9 & 16
June 6, 13 & 20
Contact Lauri Jones at laurimegan@gmail.com or
622-5608 for more information. The Zen Group will
study the book Not Always So: Practicing The True
Spirit of Zen by Shunryu Suzuki.
ACCESS
DIGITAL
DIGITAL
ACCESS
MAGAZINES
MAGAZINES
THROUGH OUR LIBRARY
ONLINE
• Read complete digital editions of popular magazines
www.tbpl.ca/zinio
• Enjoy interactive elements such as audio and video
• Experience anytime, anywhere availability on
PCs, Macs and mobile devices
• Keep magazines as long as you want
www.tbpl.ca
Mobile apps available
for iPad®, iPhone®,
Android™ and
Kindle Fire™ HD/HDX
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lifelong learning
Retirement Explorers
Casual Clerisy Club
Friday, June 17 @ 1 pm
Waverley Auditorium
Tuesdays @ 12 - 1:30 pm
Safe Cycling presented by EcoSuperior - Develop skills that allow for assertive, safe and responsible cycling
behaviour. Bring in your biking helmets & equipment!
Bring your lunch and join in this noon-hour book club.
Retirement Explorers are a group of retirees who pursue active recreation options. Retirees and soon-to-be
retirees are welcome to attend. For information please call Jennifer at 684-2403.
Retirement Explorers and Wit Knits
are presented in partnership with
Writers’ Circle
Waverley Auditorium
Wednesdays
Wit Knits
Thursdays @ 1:30 pm
May 5 & 12
If you’re new to knitting or experienced and 55+, you are welcome to join Wit Knits,
a group that gets together to knit (and crochet). Share stories and laughs with fellow
group members while you work. For information please contact Jennifer 684-2403.
Pole Walking Primer
Tuesday, May 10 @ 6 pm
Nordic walking poles add a great deal to your walking
workout. Learn the benefits of poles, proper techniques
and consider joining a group of active people taking to
the street with poles. Pump up your walking routine with
poles. Register online or by calling 624-4206.
Did you know that you can borrow
walking poles from the Library?
Talk to Us!
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May 10 - Environmental matters
June 14 - Mystery/detective (this meeting will be held
at the 55+ Centre)
Seeking Armchair Travel
Presenters
We have traveled to Alaska, trekked the Camino de
Santiago and climbed in the Himalayas. We are
looking for fellow travelers to share their experiences!
If you are willing to
talk to a crowd about
your adventures,
please contact Barb
at 684-6811 or
bphilp@tbpl.ca
May 25 @ 7 pm - Leonard Cohen
June 29 @ 6:30 pm - William Blake
July 27 @ 6:30 pm - Read and share work
August 31 @ 6:30 pm - Small presses and contests
The Writers’ Circle meets the last Wednesday of each
month to share ideas and support each other. Call Paul
at 345-8513 for more information.
Potala Meditation Circle
Waverley Auditorium
Mondays
May 16 @ 7 pm
June 27 @ 6:30 pm
July 25 @ 6:30 pm
August 22 @ 6:30 pm
Learn Tibetan-Buddhist meditation practices. For more
information contact Dan Cox at dtcox3@gmail.com
Make suggestions, tell us a Library story, submit a poem, review or drawing. Email comments@tbpl.ca
www.tbpl.ca
partnerships
Northern Nature Trading
Waverley Resource Library
Hours of Operation
Monday to Thursday 1 pm - 9 pm
Friday 1 pm - 5 pm
Summer hours will vary.
The makerspace is staffed by volunteers from
ohmbase. Please note that the makerspace hours
of operation may vary due to volunteer availability.
Fees
Material cost is currently $5 per gram and 3D printing
time is $5 per hour. Prices are nominal to cover costs.
makerspace events
Tear Down Tuesdays
Tuesdays @ 5:30 pm
Drop-in to learn how to open things up and see how
they work, including common household items and
electronic devices.
Tabletop Game Thursdays
Mary J.L. Black Library
SUMMER HOURS
Tuesday................... 5 pm - 8 pm
Wednesday.............. 2 pm - 5 pm
Northern Nature Trading is
a special kind of swap shop!
You can bring in the natural
things you’ve found in nature
- like rocks, shells, fossils
Wednesday, August 17 @ 5:30 pm
Bring your nerf dart launcher and darts to modify them
so that they go farther and faster! Power tools will be
used. Pre-register for this program by calling 345-8275
ext 7262. (all ages)
www.tbpl.ca
Thursday, July 14 @ 2:30 pm
Brodie Resource Library
Tuesday, August 16 @ 2:30 pm
Families will work together to play several different
science and math themed games including giant Jenga,
giant house of cards, and several engineering challenges! Families should plan to arrive at the start of the hour
where there will be a quick debrief from the Bluecoat
Scientist, explaining the rules. Then, families can stay
for two hours and play together! (all ages)
*Please note: Pre-registration is required, you must
register each family member attending. See page 12 for
registration details.
and pine cones and trade for
things in our collection.
Visit www.tbpl.ca/
northernnaturetrading
for more information.
Thursdays @ 7 pm (May 5 - June 23)
Thursdays @ 6 pm (July 2 - September 1)
Drop-in to play table top games, board games, dice
games and role playing games. You are welcome to
bring your own games to play. (for teens and adults)
Nerf Modification Class
Science North: Game On!*
Geology, Lapidary & Jewelry
Making Club
Thursday, May 19 @ 7 pm - Join us at the Waverley
Library Auditorium. The Ministry of Northern Development and Mines will be showing the geology movie
Ring of Fire as part of our monthly meeting.
Saturday, June 7 - Join us at the Thunder Bay Mining
Day at Marina Park.
Northern Nature Trading is funded in part by:
Contact tb.geology.gems@gmail.com for upcoming
field trips and more information.
Interested in partnering with the Library?
Email your proposal or idea to comments@tbpl.ca
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grow ● inspire ● connect
Small Business Zone - SBIZ
The Northwestern Ontario Innovation Centre (NOIC)
is pleased to announce its recent partnership to develop
a small business incubator with the Thunder Bay
Community Economic Development Commission
(CEDC), and the Thunder Bay Public Library (TBPL).
This joint venture will provide a dynamic environment
for entrepreneurs who require a professional office
location. This incubator will also serve as an innovative ecosystem for new ventures through the CoStarter
program.
The Small Business Incubation Zone will be located
downstairs at the Waverley Library and will provide a
space for start-ups and small businesses who are
unable to afford a location, but need a professional
space outside of their homes. The SBIZ will offer free
hot desks, access to meeting rooms, high speed
wireless Internet, business support from TBPL, NOIC
and the CEDC, and a place to be with other like-minded
individuals.
Finn Festival
Waverley Auditorium
Friday, June 24 @ 2 pm
A book talk, featuring author Mark Munger. Join Mark
as he discusses his two Finnish-American novels,
Suomalaiset and Sukulaiset.
Saturday, June 25 @ 2 pm
A mini-film festival at the Library. View Finnish films by
Tiina Meling - Rautakauden Luomattomat and Trails
of a Paper Bird.
Walk a Mile Film Project &
Community Conversation
Series
These film screenings address subjects such as treaties, racism, violence against women, the way forward
and are a way to encourage dialogue and understanding among all members of our community. The films will
help us to explore and understand historical Aboriginal
and community issues in their current context so that
we can have conversations that are informed as well
as respectful. Each session will include discussions,
handouts and exercises.
76th FINNISH CANADIAN GRAND FESTIVAL | 76. KANADAN SUOMALAISTEN SUURJUHLAT
314 Bay Street | Thunder Bay, On | finnfestival.com
Mary J.L. Black Library Community Program Room
Tuesday, May 24: 6:30 - 8:30 pm
Session 1 Film 1: Coming to Terms
Film 2: We are all Treaty People
Celebrate with us!
June 24-26
If you find yourself working out of your home or coffee shop but would love to work alongside like-minded
individuals in a supportive entrepreneurial environment,
then you need to get in the zone! Call James at
768-6686 or email james@nwoinnovation.ca for more
information!
Proudly Hosted by:
Finlandia Association
of Thunder Bay
Thursday, May 26: 6:30 - 8:30 pm
Session 2 Film 3: Legacy of Struggle
Film 4: Targets & Heroes
Film 5: The Way Forward
community picnic
Wednesday, July 20
@ Waverley 12:30 pm - 2:30 pm
Parkette across the street
Join us this summer for a Community Picnic! Free neighbourhood
fun - featuring entertainment, food, crafts, Zoose the Moose and more!
The picnic will be followed at 2:30 pm by a fun and entertaining musical
production. In the event of rain, the picnic will be moved inside the Library.
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Presented in partnership with the City of Thunder Bay
Aboriginal Liaison Unit and the Thunder Bay Public Library.
www.tbpl.ca
unleash your imagination
Unleash Your Imagination!
Go
WILD this Summer ...
The TD Summer Reading Club is Canada’s largest and
coolest reading program for young people. It runs at every
library coast to coast, including TBPL. Sign up to be part of it
and you will receive a free booklet, weekly stickers and prizes
each week when you visit the library. Plus there are plenty of
WILD programs throughout the summer to enjoy and a party for
all registrants at the end of the summer.
Hit the Books with the
Border Cats
Meet a player from our Thunder Bay Border
Cats when they come to the Library to read
a story and greet their fans.
County Park Library
July 22 @ 2:30 pm
Brodie Library
July 26 @ 10:30 am
Studies show that reading through the summer prevents the “summer slide” of reading skills that happens naturally to students who don’t continue to read over the summer break. Plus, everyone will get PRIZES just for reading!
Register starting June 22 at any library location, in person, online* at www.tbpl.ca or by phone. Visit the Library
each week beginning July 6. For ages 3-14. French language booklet available upon request.
*To register online visit www.tbpl.ca/getinvolved and
click Online Calendar. Go to July 6 on the calendar
and choose the branch and age that suits you.
Readers are Leaders FREE One-on-One Reading Support!
Children who have completed grades 1, 2 or 3 who need extra reading practice are matched with trained volunteer partners for weekly one-on-one reading support and individual attention. The one hour sessions also include
literacy-based games to help to build reading confidence and fluency. For more information or to sign up, fill out
an application form available now at www.tbpl.ca/readersareleaders or pick up a form at Mary J.L. Black or
Waverley Library. Email: cochnicki@tbpl.ca
The program runs weekly at Mary J.L. Black and Waverley. You can choose Tuesday evening at Mary J.L. Black
(July 5 - August 23) or Wednesday evening at Waverley (July 6 - August 24) with a start time of 5:30 pm or
6:30 pm.
Volunteer ...
we need you! For more information email cochnicki@tbpl.ca,
go online, call or visit Mary J.L. Black 345-8275 (7301) or Waverley (684-6816).
www.tbpl.ca
Children’s Diabetes
Education Readings &
Activities
Waverley Resource Library Auditorium
Fridays @ 10:30 am
May 6, 13, 20 & 27
Alta Fenton, diabetes educator and retired nurse will
present this education series which features a weekly
reading from the Eagle Books. These are a series of
books that are brought to life by wise animal characters,
Mr. Eagle, Miss Rabbit and a clever trickster, Coyote,
who engage Rain that Dances and his young friends
in the joy of physical activity, eating healthy foods and
learning from their elders about traditional ways of
being healthy. Each session will also feature a craft,
preparation of healthy snacks and physical activity.
Presented by Mishko Bimaadziwin Family Support
Services. Supported by the Thunder Bay Community
Foundation.
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Learn
& Grow
Waverley
Auditorium
Mother’s Day “Tea” &
Stories
Saturday, May 7 @ 10:30 am
Drop-in and join us for a special mommy
and me storytime and tea time craft.
(all ages)
PA Day Puppet Show:
P.J. Funny Bunny**
Friday, May 13 @ 2:30 pm
Puppet show (all ages)
Dynamite Dads
Saturday, June 18 @ 10:30 am
Drop-in storytime and craft to celebrate
Father’s Day. (all ages)
Rootin’ Tootin’ Tunes
Craftapalooza!
FOR TWEENS!
Mad Hackers’ Toy Party*
Raconte-moi une
histoire! / French
Storytimes
Monday, July 11 @ 2:30 pm
Cowboys and Cowgirls are invited to
drop-in and join Miss Susan of Kindermusik for some musical farm fun! Dress
up optional but encouraged! (ages
babies to 3 ½ years)
Monday, July 25 @ 2:30 pm
Turn old or broken toys into new neverbefore-imagined mutant toys by mixing
pieces of several toys together! Please
bring one broken or old toy to help get
you started. All other toy parts supplied.
(ages 7+)
Space Rocks!*
Tuesday, August 9 @ 2:30 pm
Celebrate the Perseid’s meteor shower
by learning how we get light from the
moon and how that light affects viewing the night sky! Make a flying meteor,
marble paint a puffy moon and explode
moon rocks! (ages 3-6)
How to Reach Children’s Services:
• Brodie .........................624-4208
• Waverley .....................684-6816
• Mary J.L. Black ..........345-8275 (7301)
• County Park ...............345-8275 (7401)
• email ...........................childrens@tbpl.ca
• Kids’ website .............kids.tbpl.ca
• Online registration
tbpl.ca/getinvolved and click on Online Calendar
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Monday, August 15 @ 2:30 pm
A drop-in craft program where children
can choose from a variety of easy-tomake crafts. (all ages)
A la bibliothèque publique Waverley
avec Mme Stein @ 2h 30.
mardi le 5 juillet
mardi le 2 aôut
Tell me a story! French language drop-in
storytime. (ages 3-7)
Key to the Asterisks*
*Pre-registration is required (beginning two weeks before program
date, by phone, in person or online). To register online, go to the
date on the calendar when the program starts.
**Tickets are required (pick up at the Library branch beginning two
weeks prior to program).
No asterisks - just drop-in to attend.
www.tbpl.ca
Inspire
& Create
Mary J.L. Black
Brodie
Rumpelstiltskin**
Family Lego Club
Community Program Room
Friday, May 13 @ 2:30 pm
The Gingerbread Boy**
Friday, June 17 @ 2:30 pm
Let’s Go Wild with Paint!*
Tuesdays @ 2:30 pm
All four programs encourage unique and
imaginative art creations to take home!
(ages 6+). NOTE: You must register for
each program individually.
July 5 - Fireworks and Sparkle*
July 19 - Tissue Transfer Art*
August 2 - Graphic Art with Acrylic Paint
and Tape*
August 16 - Rock Painting*
Let’s Go Wild about
SCHOOL!
Monday, August 22 @ 10:30 am
Drop-in storytime for the whole family
but geared for little ones starting school.
Stories, songs, activities and a craft
focusing on the excitement of taking the
bus, making new friends and starting
school!
www.tbpl.ca
Story Hour Room
Saturdays @ 1-4 pm
May 14 & June 18
Play, build, and create! Kids of all ages
and their caregivers are invited to drop
in for this free-flowing imaginative play
program. Materials provided!
FOR TWEENS!
Ceramic Mug Art*
Thursday, July 21 @ 2:30 pm
Regardless of your favourite beverage
you will be drinking in style with a unique
mug. Have a favourite ceramic mug
already? Bring it in and jazz it up!
(ages 7-12)
Fair Start
Mary J.L. Black
Thursday, May 19 @ 10 am
Fair Start helps families by providing free developmental screening for
children 18 months to school age. This
screening helps parents and caregivers
have a quick look at their child’s overall
development in the areas of speech and
FOR TWEENS!
language development, fine and gross
Create your own Terrarium* motor skills, social development and
Thursday, August 11 @ 2:30 pm
self-help skills. Call ahead to book an
Our department jade plant desperately
appointment at 625-8817.
needs to be repotted! Help us repot our
plant as well as learn about terrariums
and create your own to take home.
(ages 7-12)
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Reading, rhyming, singing, and talking beginning from birth-profoundly influence
literacy and language development, the
foundations for all other learning. The
results last a lifetime.
Healthychildren.org
These sessions will help children learn to love stories and get ready for reading. Parents will also learn about authors and titles and how they can help their child get ready
for learning and school.
Baby Time
@ 10:30 am
Read, Sing, Play!
@ 10:30 am
Let’s Go Wild: Summer Storytime
@ 10:30 am
A drop-in, literacy based storytime for
babies from birth to 24 months which
provides stories, songs, lap rhymes and
play! Your baby will learn the sounds and
rhythm of language and its value. Instill
an early love of reading and encourage
socialization in your baby! Siblings are
welcome.
Children and their family or caregivers
will enjoy this 100% literacy based dropin storytime combining stories, songs,
and rhymes with activities and time for
play! Just drop in! Daycares welcome please call a few days ahead.
A family drop-in storytime for children and their families or caregivers with stories,
songs, a craft and playtime (all ages)
Tuesdays: May 3 - June 14
Mary J.L. Black
Mondays: July 4 - August 22
(no program on August 1)
Waverley Auditorium
Mondays: May 2 & 16
Thursdays:
Spring Session: May 5 - June 16
Summer Session: July 14 & 28
August 11 & 25
Waverley Auditorium
Thursdays: May 5 - 26
Brodie Storyhour Room
County Park
Wednesdays: July 6 - August 24
Mondays: July 18
(no program on August 17)
August 8 & 22
Waverley Auditorium
Thursdays: July 7 - August 25
County Park Children’s Space
Fridays:May 13 & June 10
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Summer Family Fun Days
Brodie
Story Hour Room
Tuesdays @ 2:30 pm
Waverley
Auditorium
Wednesdays @ 2:30 pm
Mary J.L. Black
Thursdays @ 2:30 pm
The Princess and the Pea** Where the Wild Things
July 5 - Puppet show (all ages)
Are**
Clifford and the Grouchy
Neighbours**
Martin Wonderland’s Magic
Show**
Princess Stinkytoes**
July 19 - Join Martin for a WILD,
WACKY AND WONDERFUL magic
show (all ages)
The Egg**
July 20 - Join musician MoMan from
The Sensational Hot Rods and his friend
Tammy for an interactive family concert.
(all ages)
Craft-tastic Creations!
August 2 - Help clean up our craft
closet! Drop in and create all sorts of
crafts from puppets, to animals to
Christmas! (all ages)
Tala the Clown*
August 9 - Meet Tala for clowning fun.
(ages 3-7)
Family Concert with
MOTAM**
It’s A Jungle Out There**
Summer Daze with Marcia
Arpin**
August 3 - Join local author, educator
and entertainer Marcia Arpin for storytelling and interactive activities! (all ages)
August 16 - Family science and math
themed event. See details on page 9
(all ages) Note: You must register each
family member attending.
Eric the Juggler**
Family Lego Club
Rock-a-bye Crocodile**
August 23 - Play, build, and create!
Drop in for this free-flowing imaginative
play program. Lego provided! (all ages)
Brodie Children’s
624-4208
www.tbpl.ca
August 10 - Join Eric the Juggler from
CirqueWorks for a fantastic juggling and
circus performance. (all ages)
July 14 - Family science and math
themed event. See details on page 9
(all ages) Note: You must register each
family member attending.
The Grumpy Grampas**
July 21 - Family concert (all ages)
The Three Little Pigs**
TBPL is a loaner site for the Tackleshare
Program which is supported by the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters
(OFAH) and Ontario Power Generation.
New and young anglers can have the
opportunity to go fishing at no cost. This
program provides the equipment to get
them started.
If you are 16 or younger, you can sign
out a rod and reel, as well as an assortment of tackle, in the same way that you
would borrow a book.
Harry the Dirty Dog**
August 4 - Puppet show (all ages)
Reptile Rob**
Experience the Joy
of Fishing with
Tackleshare
August 11 - Join Reptile Rob and his
furry and scaly friends for some wild fun!
(all ages)
Equipment is available for a one week
loan from the Brodie and Waverley
Library.
License-Free Family Fishing Week in
Ontario takes place July 2-10, 2016.
Craftpalooza
August 18 - A drop-in craft program
where children help us recycle our
surplus crafts. (all ages)
August 24 - Puppet show (all ages)
Waverley Children’s
684-6816
Mary J.L. Black
345-8275 ext. 7301
Key to the Asterisks*
See page 12
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Bookstore
Used
The Friends Used Bookstore Features Used Books &
Audiovisual Material Suitable for All Ages
Victoriaville Centre
600 Victoria Avenue S. 623-2409
Located near the Brodie Street entrance
Hours of Operation:
Monday to Friday........... 10 am - 4 pm
Are you a first-timer or a seasoned gardener? Summer is just around the corner and now is the perfect time to
Saturday......................... 10 am - 3 pm
start planning your gardening activities for 2016. You’ll find a diverse collection of gardening books and magazines
Sunday............................ Closed
for all levels of expertise.
While you're there, browse through general fiction, thrillers, science fiction, cookbooks, biographies, classics
and so much more. You'll notice that many areas are now organized in alphabetical order - which makes finding
preferred authors that much easier. All proceeds raised from the sale of books support the Thunder Bay Public
Library. For more information, please call 623-2409.
This schedule relies
on the availability of
volunteers. Hours are
subject to change.
Buck-a-Bag Sale!
Friday, May 13 .......... 11 am - 5 pm
Victoriaville Centre, Friends Used Bookstore
It’s loonie - used books on sale for a buck-a-bag!
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Do you Volunteer?
Register for our Youth Advisory Council! Help plan programs and buy books for your library! More info can be
found at teens.tbpl.ca/yac
ONE BOOK
Create content for our social media! Do you like writing book/movie/music reviews? Want to practice photography
and take pictures of library book hauls? Have another creative idea? Contact Laura at lprinselaar@tbpl.ca to get
involved!
One Community
Imagine if everyone in Thunder Bay read
the same book at the same time. Imagine
how that could unite us!
Join the Community Action Panel and
Library staff for the launch of One Book
One Community. The author of our
selected title will also participate.
Want to Know
What’s up for
Teens?
Subscribe via email to our new
YA Update Newsletter at
lprinselaar@tbpl.ca
Teen events supported by
New From Your Favourite Authors
The Boy at the Top of the Mountain by John Boyle (author of The Boy in the Striped Pajamas)
The Crown by Kiera Cass (the final Selection book)
You Know Me Well by Nina LaCour and David Levithan (author of Boy Meets Boy and Every Day)
Unexpected Everything by Morgan Matson (author of Since You’ve Been Gone)
Unrivaled by Alyson Nöel (author of The Immortals series)
Beauty of Darkness by Mary E. Pearson (the final Remnants book)
This Savage Song by Victoria Schwab (author of The Archived)
Ruined by Amy Tintera (author of Reboot)
One Book, One Community
Launch
Waverley Library
Monday, June 20 @ 10:30 am
Connect with your TBPL Teen Zone online!
Like us on
www.tbpl.ca
Follow us on
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Stories
1914 - 1918
Share your legacy.
Families and individuals are invited to
share their stories by contacting the
World War One Thunder Bay Centennial
project directly at ww1project@tbpl.ca
People & Stories Feature
By the winter of 1916 it had become clear that the conflict of the First World War was far from over. Over four dozen individuals
from Fort William and Port Arthur had already lost their lives during, or as a result of the war. The impact of the war is most
prevalent in the stories, photos and records that show the real people who gave their all to the war effort in many different ways.
Members of the 94th Overseas New Ontario Battalion,
while in training prior to mobilization, had an opportunity to contribute to the war effort in a uniquely Canadian
way – hockey. During the 1915-1916 season the Thunder Bay amateur hockey league was made up of three
teams: the Fort Williams, Port Arthur Shuniahs and the
94th Battalion. The Fort William Daily Times Journal
and the Port Arthur Daily News-Chronicle covered
the season in great detail and inspired soaring support for the players of the 94th. Lauded as a “battalion
Thunder Bay
Centennial Project
of sportsmen” (FWDTJ Dec. 14, 1915), the 94th was
seen as a neutral team due to players recruited from
across Port Arthur, Fort William and other cities such as
Kenora. As the season progressed, the 94th improved
its combination play and came together as a true team.
They won two out of eight seasonal games; following
which they played two additional games against the
“old timers” hockey team of Port Arthur. Newspaper
reports regularly made mention of gripping games and
“real hockey”. A more detailed account of this story is
in development through the World War One Thunder
Bay Centennial Project and will be accessible through
the Life in Thunder Bay / Sports section
upon completion.
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Community Action Panel (CAP)
CAP Member Profile: Cheryl Reid
CAP Picks
Cheryl Reid is a full time policy analyst with the Ontario Native Women’s
Association (ONWA), which is a not-for-profit organization established
to empower and support Aboriginal women and their families throughout
the province of Ontario. Cheryl has previously been a volunteer with the
Readers are Leaders program offered at the Thunder Bay Public Library
that is aimed at assisting children from grades 1-3 with their reading
confidence and literacy skills.
Concussion by Jeanne Marie Laskas
The Visitors by Sally Beauman
The Complete Guide to Making Wire Jewelry by
Wing Mun Devenney
Geek Mom: Projects, Tips and Adventures for Moms
and their 21st-Century Families by Natania
Barron, Kathy Ceceri, Corrina Lawson and Jenny
Williams
The Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafón
The Healing by Jonathan Odell
The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah
The Boy in the Suitcase by Lene Kaaberbol &
Agnette Friis
Cheryl joined the Community Action Panel (CAP) because she wanted
to be a part of a new strategic planning process that supports the
current and future growth of citizens and the City. For Cheryl, being an
active member of CAP allows her to contribute ideas and input into the
future of Thunder Bay Public Library as we move forward from planning
to designing, delivering and evaluating services which meet the needs of the entire community. Reflecting back,
she has always found the Library a haven filled with knowledge and adventure that supplied limitless information
and entertainment. Also, for Cheryl, it is not just what’s in the Library, but whom. The staff within each branch are
exceptional, and work hard to not only serve the public but to form wonderful, personal bonds – offering a community experience unlike anywhere else.
Some of her favourite authors as a child were Robert Munsch and any fable or fairy-tale written by the Brothers
Grimm. Today, Cheryl enjoys various genres like: fiction, history and social and cultural studies and is currently
reading works by authors Michael Pollan, James Tully, Thomas Pawlick and James Patterson.
Join the Community Action Panel Today!
The panel is open to all people who are interested in having their voice heard. You can contribute to making the Library more responsive to the community. Apply today!
Please complete the application form and drop it off at any location of the Thunder Bay Public Library. You may also fax completed forms to 344-5119, scan & email to
ttucker@tbpl.ca or call 684-6813 to apply.
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Address _______________________________________
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email ____________________________________________________________________________________________
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NEW Summer Hours
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May 1 - June 25
June 26 - September 5
216 S. Brodie Street, P7E 1C2
Monday to Wednesday 10 am - 9 pm
Thursday to Saturday 10 am - 5 pm
Sunday 1 pm - 5 pm
Monday to Friday 10 am - 5 pm
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901 S. Edward Street, P7E 6R2
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Saturday 10 am - 5 pm
Sunday CLOSED
County Park Library
Friends of the Library Used Bookstore 1020 Dawson Road, P7B 1K6
Victoriaville Centre
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Virtual Library
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Thursday to Saturday 10 am - 5 pm
Sunday 1 pm - 5 pm
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Open 24/7
All Libraries will be Closed:
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May 23...............................Victoria Day
July 1.................................Canada Day
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Friday & Saturday 10 am - 5 pm
Sunday CLOSED
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Tuesday 1 pm - 8 pm
Thursday 1 pm - 5 pm
Saturday CLOSED
Sunday CLOSED
County Park Library
Monday to Wednesday 1 pm - 5 pm
Thursday to Friday 10 am - 5 pm
Saturday CLOSED
Sunday CLOSED
The new summer hours reflect how the Library has
been used over the summer in past years.
August 1............................Civic Holiday
September 5......................Labour Day
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