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FREE Guided Bushwalks Program
Due to the popularity of the Guided Bushwalks This applies for all formats ie. DL, A5, A4 etc. Program Hornsby Shire Council is now pleased to bring you three programs per year based on our autumn, winter and spring seasons. This means more activities for everyone to join into! InDesign templates are available for all As such the aim of the guided bushwalks program continues to make Hornsby Shire’s unique bushland formats. Please contact Strategy and accessible to the community and encourage new participants into the program. The program provides Communications Branch should you education and information for the community about local biodiversity including the importance of native require templates for external designers. flora and fauna, threatened species and significant habitats. Our professional guides will give you unparalleled insight into our Bushland Shire as they share their wide knowledge of the local environment. Whether you prefer an easy stroll or a more Please refer to the following pages challenging walk, there’s something for everyone.in the section for examples of how Due to the increasing popularity of the program and our aim to provide opportunity to newcomers, this is applied across designs. participants can only book into six walks per program schedule. This is to ensure fairness and equity for participants wanting to be involved in the program.
Easy walk, mostly on well marked tracks of low gradients with no steep sections and minimal use of steps. Suitable for beginners.
Medium – hard walks. Steeper, rougher terrain or a longer distance track walk along defined tracks without major modification to the ground, may have short sections of rock scrambling involved. Not suitable for beginners.
How to book
BOOKINGS ARE ESSENTIAL FOR ALL WALKS
Online bookings open one month in advance of the advertised walk.
u To book, go to Council’s website and click on the booking link hornsby.nsw.gov.au/bushwalks For safety reasons and the enjoyment of walkers’, participant numbers on each walk are limited.
For more information contact
bushland@hornsby.nsw.gov.au Or phone 9847 6832, 8.30am-4pm, Monday to Friday
FREE guided bushwalks program autumn 2016
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Walking grades
Grade 1: Allows for those with reduced walking ability to walk on well marked tracks with no steps and with interpretive signage.
Grade 2: Easy walk, mostly on well marked tracks of low gradients with no steep sections and minimal use of steps. Suitable for beginners.
Grade 3: Medium walk with some hilly sections and rougher terrain with some steep sections requiring a moderate level of fitness. Suitable for fit beginners.
Grade 4: Medium – hard walks. Steeper, rougher terrain or a longer distance track walk along defined tracks without major modification to the ground, may have short sections of rock scrambling involved. Not suitable for beginners.
Hornsby Shire Council’s FREE Guided Bushwalks Program
Due to the popularity of the Guided Bushwalks Program Hornsby Shire Council is now pleased to bring you three programs per year based on our autumn, winter and spring seasons. This means more activities for everyone to join into! As such the aim of the guided bushwalks program continues to make Hornsby Shire’s unique bushland accessible to the community and encourage new participants into the program. The program provides education and information for the community about local biodiversity including the importance of native flora and fauna, threatened species and significant habitats. Our professional guides will give you unparalleled insight into our Bushland Shire as they share their wide knowledge of the local environment. Whether you prefer an easy stroll or a more challenging walk, there’s something for everyone. Due to the increasing popularity of the program and our aim to provide opportunity to newcomers, participants can only book into six walks per program schedule. This is to ensure fairness and equity for participants wanting to be involved in the program.
How to book
BOOKINGS ARE ESSENTIAL FOR ALL WALKS
Online bookings open one month in advance of the advertised walk.
u To book, go to Council’s website and click on the booking link hornsby.nsw.gov.au/bushwalks For safety reasons and the enjoyment of walkers’, participant numbers on each walk are limited.
For more information contact
bushland@hornsby.nsw.gov.au Or phone 9847 6832, 8.30am-4pm, Monday to Friday
FREE guided bushwalks program autumn 2016
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MEET THE AUTHOR
VANESSA FINNEY
Friday 7 December, 1pm Hornsby Library
For more information about your local library visit
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MEET THE AUTHOR
VANESSA FINNEY
Friday 7 December, 1pm Hornsby Library
AUTHOR OF: TRANSFORMATIONS: HARRIET AND HELENA SCOTT, COLONIAL SYDNEY’S FINEST NATURAL HISTORY PAINTERS Your opportunity to meet Vanessa Finney, curator, historian and archivist from the Australian Museum.
Vanessa Finney
For more information about your local library visit hornsby.nsw.gov.au/library With their collecting boxes, notebooks and paintbrushes, Harriet and Helena Scott entered the masculine worlds of art and science and became two of nineteenth century Australia’s most prominent natural history painters. Transformations tells the complete story of the Scott sisters for the first time, two women who transformed nature into art in their extraordinary paintings of Australian butterflies and moths.
Hornsby Library 28-44 George Street, Hornsby. Entry via Hunter Lane
Cost Free Bookings essential Book online at hornsby.nsw.gov.au/library or at any Hornsby Shire Library Branch.
This event will be followed by a book signing. Books will be available to purchase at the Library.
Image courtesy of: NewSouth Books
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Tax Help
Individual appointments
If you need help lodging your tax return, you may be eligible for the Tax Help program.
Eligibility criteria apply
Tax Help is a network of ATO-trained and accredited community volunteers who provide a free and confidential service to help people complete their tax returns online using myTax.
When: Monday 23 July to Monday 29 October Where: Hornsby Library 28-44 George Street, Hornsby Cost: Free Bookings: Bookings essential. Book online at hornsby.nsw.gov.au/library or atany Hornsby Shire Library branch on 9847 6614.
For more information about your local library visit hornsby.nsw.gov.au/library
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HORNSBY LIBRARY FAMILY HISTORY
VOLUNTEERS
Family history volunteers are regularly available at Hornsby Library to assist researchers. You will need some basic computer skills. Volunteers can assist with research problems and locating records, but cannot do the research for you. Appointments are necessary.
For all family history bookings and appointments phone: 9847 6614.
The Hornsby Shire Family History Group meets 2pm-4pm at Hornsby Library on the third Wednesday of each month. All are welcome.
Hornsby Library
28-44 George Street (Entrance Hunter Lane) Hornsby NSW 2077, 9847 6813 TIPS FOR THE NOVICE
1 Firstly, gather up as many of the family’s birth, death and marriage certificates as you can find. Photocopies will do. In fact, it is a good idea to photocopy originals, work from the copies, and file the originals away for safekeeping.
2 Talk to family members, particularly elderly relatives, and if possible record what they remember about parents, grandparents, school days, family events, etc.
3 Next, sort out the information you have about each member of the family. Draw up or download a family tree chart to record everything you know, being careful to record dates accurately and without ambiguity. Dates help to sort the family out when there are several relatives of the same name.
4 It is very important to note where your information has come from in order to keep track and always verify the authenticity of the source.
5 Refer to the handbooks and guides to various aspects of family history which are available at Hornsby Library.
6 If you require further information please contact the Local Studies staff on 9847 6807. HORNSBY LIBRARY FAMILY HISTORY
VOLUNTEERS
Family history volunteers are regularly available at Hornsby Library to assist researchers. You will need some basic computer skills. Volunteers can assist with research problems and locating records, but cannot do the research for you. Appointments are necessary.
For all family history bookings and appointments phone: 9847 6614.
FAMILY HISTORY GROUP
The Hornsby Shire Family History Group meets 2pm-4pm at Hornsby Library on the third Wednesday of each month. All are welcome.
CONTACT
Hornsby Library
28-44 George Street (Entrance Hunter Lane) Hornsby NSW 2077, 9847 6813 GUIDE TO
FAMILY HISTORY
HORNSBY SHIRE LIBRARY
AND INFORMATION SERVICES
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GUIDE TO
FAMILY HISTORY
HORNSBY SHIRE LIBRARY
AND INFORMATION SERVICES
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HUNTING FOR
YOUR ANCESTORS?
Hornsby Shire Library and Information Services has a wealth of research resources for the novice and the expert.
The Family History Collection is located at Hornsby Library, in the Local Studies Reading Room, adjacent to the Information Desk.
The resources in this collection can be used in the library only, although many of the books are available in our lending collection.
The number of indexes and databases available for the family historian has increased rapidly over the past few years. Many internet sites now provide information of interest to family historians.
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eLIBRARY—FOR USE IN LIBRARY ONLY OTHER RESOURCES ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
To find family history websites: Go to hornsby.nsw.gov.au/library Click on ‘Family History’
4 You must not:
Free access to findmypast is available at Hornsby Library only.
� In any way alter library computer hardware or software configurations. � Download any data or files that cannot be read using the web browsers (Internet Explorer, Google Chrome) on library computers. � Download any audio or video applications on library computers. � In any way represent that you are in any way connected with the Library or the Council. 5 You agree at all times to indemnify the Library and the Council, and their officers, employees and agents from and against any loss (including reasonable legal costs and expenses) or liability arising in relation to: � a breach by the user of these guidelines or any Terms and Conditions of use; � any wilful, unlawful or negligent act or omission of the user; and � a claim that a party’s copyright or other rights have been infringed through your use of internet of wifi services.
1 The library has no control over internet sites, their availability and/or access limitations or information and is not responsible for the content, accuracy and validity of information and materials. 2 Filtering technologies have been installed on the wifi service and library computers. However the Access findmypast Australia under Australian Family choice of internet sites you access on any computer History Sites. Findmypast Australia provides online access or device is your responsibility alone. The Library to over 50 million records for Australia, New Zealand, and the Council are not liable or responsible for any Pacific Islands and Papua New Guinea. material on the internet that any person finds upsetting, indecent, defamatory, personally Access findmypast.co.uk under England, Wales, and offensive, inappropriate or in any way unsuitable London Family History Sites. Findmypast UK has over 750 for persons under 18 years of age. million records including UK birth records from 1837-2006, census, parish and migration records. 3 The Library and the Council shall not be liable for any loss or damage arising directly or indirectly in Access Ancestry.com Library Edition under General relation to the use of the internet and wifi services. Family History Sites. This site provides online access to Sands’ residential and business directories, electoral rolls, 4 Copyright laws prohibit the unauthorised convict and immigration records. reproduction or distribution of copyrighted Free access to Ancestry.com available at all materials, except as permitted by the principles of Hornsby Libraries only. ‘fair dealing’. You will be responsible if your use of the internet or wifi services infringes the copyright Access Trove under Australian Family History sites. or any other rights of another person. Find over 3 million Australian books, images, historic newspapers, maps, music, archives and more through the 5 For more information about being safe online go to National Library of Australia Newspaper site. Or access hornsby.nsw.gov.au/library/eSmart directly at trove.nla.gov.au The library holds a variety of family history records on CD, microfiche and microfilm, including: � Indexes to births, deaths and marriages for many Australian states � Early church registers (pre-civil registration) for New South Wales and Tasmania � Early census and electoral roll information for New South Wales � Sands residential and business directories � Historical New South Wales telephone directories � Passenger and shipping records � New South Wales probate index
Access The British Newspaper Archive under England, CONTACT � Technical problems including, but not Wales, and London Family History Sites. Whether you are limited to, power surges, virus infection, a researcher, historian or you simply want to know more Hornsby Library loss of data or damage to storage devices.about Britain’s history, take this fantastic opportunity to 28-44 George Street (Entrance via Hunter Lane) search this vast treasure trove of historical newspapers Hornsby NSW 2077 from your own home or the library. 9847 6813
Photo above: Alice Higgins with her three daughters, daughterin-law and two grandchildren. Photo left: Channon Family photograph.
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GUIDE TO
COMPUTER USE
HORNSBY SHIRE LIBRARY
AND INFORMATION SERVICES CONDITIONS OF USE continued
4 You must not:
� In any way alter library computer hardware or software configurations.
� Download any data or files that cannot be read using the web browsers (Internet Explorer, Google Chrome) on library computers.
� Download any audio or video applications on library computers.
� In any way represent that you are in any way connected with the Library or the Council.
5 You agree at all times to indemnify the Library and the Council, and their officers, employees and agents from and against any loss (including reasonable legal costs and expenses) or liability arising in relation to:
� a breach by the user of these guidelines or any Terms and Conditions of use;
� any wilful, unlawful or negligent act or omission of the user; and
� a claim that a party’s copyright or other rights have been infringed through your use of internet of wifi services.
� Technical problems including, but not limited to, power surges, virus infection, loss of data or damage to storage devices.
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USING THE INTERNET IN THE LIBRARY
Using the internet in the library indicates agreement to the following guidelines and conditions. This policy applies to both personal and library provided devices, equipment or services. Not complying may result in your internet access being withdrawn.
It is your responsibility to be aware that internet transactions and communications are vulnerable to unauthorised use. You should also be aware of issues such as identity theft, cyber bullying, infringement of privacy and exposure to internet sites with offensive or illegal content. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
1 The library has no control over internet sites, their availability and/or access limitations or information and is not responsible for the content, accuracy and validity of information and materials.
2 Filtering technologies have been installed on the wifi service and library computers. However the choice of internet sites you access on any computer or device is your responsibility alone. The Library and the Council are not liable or responsible for any material on the internet that any person finds upsetting, indecent, defamatory, personally offensive, inappropriate or in any way unsuitable for persons under 18 years of age.
3 The Library and the Council shall not be liable for any loss or damage arising directly or indirectly in relation to the use of the internet and wifi services.
4 Copyright laws prohibit the unauthorised reproduction or distribution of copyrighted materials, except as permitted by the principles of
‘fair dealing’. You will be responsible if your use of the internet or wifi services infringes the copyright or any other rights of another person.
5 For more information about being safe online go to
hornsby.nsw.gov.au/library/eSmart
CONTACT
Hornsby Library
28-44 George Street (Entrance via Hunter Lane) Hornsby NSW 2077 9847 6813
For more information about your local library visit hornsby.nsw.gov.au/library
GENERAL GUIDELINES
� Booked library computers will be held for only 10 minutes from the booking start time.
� A maximum of two people may use a library computer together at any one time.
� Printing is charged per A4 or A3 page.
� Please plan your session so that you can complete your searching in the time available and log off your computer at the end of the session.
� Use of the wifi connection is restricted to 8 hours of browse time per day and 2000MB download limit.
� Parents/guardians are responsible for the supervision of their children’s use of the internet and wifi, including the selection of sites they access.
� Please remember that library staff can assist but are not experts in every type or area of technology. Nor can they access, prepare or interpret your personal documentation.
� In the interests of hygiene and safety please refrain from consuming food or drink at public computers.
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GUIDE TO
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HORNSBY SHIRE LIBRARY
AND INFORMATION SERVICES
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CONDITIONS OF USE
1 You must comply with all directions of Library staff concerning the use of the internet. Customers should be considerate and respect the values and beliefs of others when using the internet and wifi in the library as a shared space.
2 The internet and wifi services are not to be used for any of the following purposes:
� Commercial e-mail or other commercial use.
� Sending obscene, indecent, offensive, harassing or threatening electronic mail.
� Bulk transmission of unsolicited electronic mail.
� Any activity of an illegal, fraudulent or defamatory nature.
� Gambling.
� Displaying, printing, downloading, distributing or transmitting any material that is offensive, sexually explicit or otherwise unsuitable for persons under 18 years of age.
3 You must not reproduce, distribute, transmit, publish or commercially exploit any information accessed through the internet and wifi services that would infringe any copyright, patent, trade mark, design or other intellectual or industrial property right of any person. (continued over page)
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THE ROAD TO SUCCESS IS ALWAYS UNDER CONSTRUCTION
Arnold Palmer
NOV- JAN
2017/18
SEE LEARN DO CONNECT
#whatson
All information contained in this publication is correct at time of printing. For up to the minute event information, visit hornsby.nsw.gov.au/whatson.
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2 | hornsby.nsw.gov.au/whatson Image: Fagan Park Here we stand on the cusp of summer, preparing for the school holidays and ready to enjoy the festive season. It is the perfect time of year to get out with your family and enjoy everything our Bushland Shire has to offer.
This guide will help, giving you a handy calendar of all the great events that are taking place throughout the approaching summer months.
If you’re looking for something to do between these events, don’t forget there are plenty of other great opportunities for fun that are available every day of the year. For instance, if you’re looking for a nice place to relax for a picnic or barbecue you should visit some of the many great parks scattered across our Shire.
It’s not my place to pick favourites, but I strongly suggest that Fagan Park and Lisgar Gardens should be on your must-see list. If you’re feeling a little more adventurous, there are a range of excellent bushwalking trails and bike tracks that are well worth exploring. Meanwhile, on the truly scorching hot days, the best option is to head to one of our picturesque waterways. Brooklyn and Berowra Waters are ideal spots to get your feet wet, while if you’re looking for a full day out you should head to Dangar Island or Bar Island on the Hawkesbury River. The Indigenous and colonial history on offer on both islands will make it worth the visit, let alone the spectacular native wildlife you will see.
Visit discoverhornsby.sydney to find out everything your Shire has to offer.
Philip Ruddock,
Mayor Hornsby Shire Council
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Dementia Care and Services Thursday 23 November, Thursday 7 December, Thursday 14 December, 2pm-4pm, Hornsby Library
HammondCare specialises in dementia care and is passionate about helping people in need. Free.
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Thursdays 2-4pm, Hornsby Library. Free.
Employment assistance Thursday 2 November
Mission Providence providing employment assistance. Get job search tips, find job search help.
Financial Counselling Thursday 9 November, Information session, 2.15pm
Lifeline Harbour to Hawkesbury providing information on financial planning, financial counselling and budgeting. Thursday 23 November
Wesley Mission providing financial councelling and budgeting assistance, plan how to live without debt.
Understanding Gambling Thursday 16 November, Information session, 2.15pm
Understanding youth gambling and problem gambling. Multicultural drug, alchohol and gambling service from Hornsby Hospital. Community Against Violence Thursday 30 November
Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Domestic Violence Network, information re services and support of ‘ Zero tolerance; Zero Violence; Zero Victims’.
Services for Migrants Thursday 7 December
Chinese Australian Services Society (CASS) providing services for migrants.
Flintwood Disability Services Thursday 14 December
Flintwood provides a range of services including day care programs, accommodation and family support.
Bookings preferred either in library in person or phone 9847 6813
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War on Waste: Capsule Wardrobes
Fashionable Waste Reduction Saturday 4 November, 1.30pm-3pm Hornsby Library
Australians are one of the biggest fashion wasters in the world, throwing out up to 30kg of clothing a year. Join Wendy Mak, author of The Capsule Wardrobe to find out how owning less will set you free. $5.00 per person. Bookings essential. Book online at hornsby.nsw.gov.au/library
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Centrelink Financial Talk Tuesday 7 November 1pm-3pm, Hornsby Library
Preparing for retirement. Free. Bookings essential. Book online at hornsby.nsw.gov.au/library
Meet the author
Anna Broinowski Author of: Please Explain: the rise, fall and rise again of Pauline Hanson Thursday 9 November 6.30pm-8.30pm, Hornsby Library
Anna Broinowski presents a compelling look at how Pauline Hanson changed the nation and how she speaks to Australian society and our identity. $5.00 per person. Bookings essential. Book online at hornsby.nsw.gov.au/library Meet the author
Neil McDonald Author of: Valiant for Truth
Discover the life of Chester Wilmot, one of the most important correspondents of WWII.
Friday 10 November, 10.30am-12.30pm Hornsby Library
$5.00 per person includes light refreshments. Bookings essential. Book online at hornsby.nsw.gov au/library
Meet the author
Hugh Riminton Author of: Minefields
As a journalist and foreign correspondent, Hugh Riminton has witnessed war, conflict and every kind of natural disaster. Thursday 23 November, 7pm-8.30pm Hornsby Library
$5.00 per person. Bookings essential. Book online at hornsby.nsw.gov.au/library Art Exhibiton
Tuesday 28 NovemberSunday 10 December, Hornsby Library
Art works promoting healthy and harmonious relationships. The exhibition includes pictures, drawings, hand-made fabric and knitted pieces. During Library opening hours. Phone 9847 6813 before attending to make sure the exhibition space is open.
War on Waste: Furoshiki Workshop
Japanese Art of Wrapping with Fabric Saturday 25 November 2pm-4pm, Hornsby Library
One of the biggest sources of waste each Christmas is wrapping paper, with more than 8,000 tonnes being used each year. So why not join Yoshie Kumagai for an afternoon of sustainable gift wrapping. $5.00 per person. Bookings essential. Book online at hornsby.nsw.gov.au/library
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Chipping for Mulch
Sunday 19 November, 7.30am-12.30pm, Johnson Road, Galston Sunday 10 December, 7.30am-12.30pm, 5 Beaumont Road, Mt Kuring-gai Give your Christmas Tree another life
Sunday 21 January, 7.30am-12.30pm, 5 Beaumont Road, Mt Kuring-gai
Bring along your garden prunings and branches to our free chipping service and take home free mulch. For further information regarding conditions of acceptance see Council’s website for full details.
Free. No bookings necessary.
LOOK OUT FOR
Recycling Tour
Thursday 16 November, 9am-1pm Hornsby Park bus stop
Ever wondered what happens to the mix of materials in your yellow bin? Come on a tour of the Materials Recycling Facility and find out how everything in your yellow recycling bin is sorted. Free. Bookings essential, spaces are limited; Book online at Hornsby events web page or call the Waste Hotline on 9847 4856. 12 | hornsby.nsw.gov.au/whatson Child Car Seat Safety Checks
Thursday 16 November, 9.30am-3.15pm. By appointment only. Thornleigh Brickpit Sports Centre, Dartford Road, Thornleigh
Parents or Carers can have their child car seats, harnesses and booster seats checked for safety and correct fit by an authorised fitter.
Free. Contact Councils Road Safety Officer on 9847 6856 for an appointment. Bookings open from 16 October.
Teaching your Learner Driver Workshop
Thursday 30 November 6.30pm-8.30pm, 296 Peats Ferry Road, Hornsby
This FREE workshop offers practical advice and information to parents, carers and supervising drivers on how to help learner drivers become safer drivers.
Free. Bookings online at trybooking.com/NHQX. For enquiries, phone Councils Road Safety Officer on 9847 6856.
Maximising your Solar Production
Saturday 25 November, 10am-12pm, Council Chambers, 296 Peats Ferry Road, Hornsby
Find out how to make the most of your solar, look at your consumption patterns, monitoring and battery storage. Free. Bookings online at trybooking.com/315981
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