Reminder of changes to charges

Just a reminder of the changes to charges that is effective 1st July 2006:

Overdue charges:

• Adult items - 30c per day per item up to a maximum of $10.00
• Junior and Teenage items - 15c per day per item up to a maximum of $5.00
• Adult DVDs and videos - 30c per day per item up to a maximum of $10.00
• Junior/Teenage DVDs and videos - 15c per day per item up to a maximum of $5.00.
  

Other charges:

• There will no longer be a $3.00 charge for the use of Word Processing and Genealogy CDROMs on library computers.
• The Interlibrary Loan charge will be increased from $13.20 to $15.00.
• The Bookclub fee will increase from $165 to $180.

Cheers, Maryanne

Next week @ ERL

Monday 3rd July 2pm
Chinese Read and Chat Group - Knox Library

Thursday 6th July 1:30pm
Gully Gardeners - Water Management in the Garden - Coonara House

Thursday 6th July 1:30pm
Feltmaking - Ringwood Library

Thursday 6th July 2pm
The Cook's Kitchen - Sparkling Wine - from the vine to the glass - Domaine Chandon

Friday 7th July 7pm
Speed Maths - Rowville Library

Bookings for activities can be made at any Eastern Regional Libraries branch.

Cheers, Maryanne

Mt Evelyn Cookery Club - Finger Food and Desserts

Dave from Morrison on the Park Café is back with more finger foods, plus desserts! Places are limited so bookings are essential (payment must be made at the time of booking).

As Homer would say, "Hmmmm....dessert".

When: Monday 17th July 7-9pm
Where: Mt Evelyn 50 Wray Crescent Mt. Evelyn Ph: 9736 3851
Cost: $16 a head - includes recipe sheets, samples of selected foods, plus tea & coffee.

For details call Linda or Andrea on 9736 3851 during library hours.

Cheers, Maryanne

Top 10 Reads for July

Don't want to stay up until 3 or 4am to watch the World Cup? Why not read one of the following library Top 10 Reads.

Andrew Taylor ~ Stain on the silence
Cathy Kelly ~ Past secrets
Elizabeth Peters ~ Tomb of the golden bird
Karen Kissane ~ Silent death
Linda Fairstein ~ Death dance
Marcia Willett ~ Echoes of the dance
Patricia Cornwell ~ At risk
Richard E Grant ~ The wah-wah diaries
Stuart Woods ~ Dark harbor
Tami Hoag ~ Prior bad acts

Search for them in our web catalogue. Type in your search in the box next to Find a Book. If you have a password on your card you can reserve books, cds & dvds to be sent to your closest branch. It costs $2.20 per item for adults, $1.10 for govt. concession card holders, free reservations for children.

Find out about reserving and more with the catalogue tutorials.

Cheers, Maryanne

Speed Maths

This series has proven so popular we have added another session. In case you don't know what the sessions are about Bill Handley, author of Speed Maths for Kids, will teach you quick ways to learn multiplication tables.

When: Wednesday 12th July 7pm
Where: Mooroolbark Library 7 Station Street Mooroolbark Ph: 9726 8200

Bookings essential.
Cheers, Maryanne

The Cook's Kitchen - Sparkling Wine, from the vine to the glass.

Visit Domaine Chandon. Hear about the vineyard, take a tour of the winemaking process and taste some wonderful wine.


When: Thursday 6th July 2 pm
Where: Domain Chandon, Maroondah Highway, Coldstream.

Bookings phone Healesville Library: 5962 4423.

Cheers, Maryanne

New dvds added

We've been so busy adding more dvds to the collection. Browse the recent additions:

Buried alive : Sydney 1788-1792 : eyewitness accounts
Civilisation
College
Dancing at Lughnasa
Frank Hurley : the man who made history
Frank Sinatra : a man and his music
Frank Sinatra : a passionate life
Frank Sinatra : the magic of music
Gallipoli : the frontline of experience
Ghosts of Belgrave Hall
Great balls of fire!
Guerrilla : the taking of Patty Hearst
Hamlet
Hua yao xin nian.
Jeff Buckley : Live in Chicago
Johnny Cash : an anthology of the man in black
Johnny Cash : greatest hits
Johnny Cash : the man in black - his early years
Ladies and gentlemen...Mr. Leonard Cohen
Loretta Lynn : honky tonk girl : the authorised biography
Madame Bovary
Mai er gu shi
Message in a bottle
Mother and son
Nat King Cole : the magic of music
Pan jinlian
Poirot : After the funeral : where there's a will
Poirot : Mystery of the blue train : a journey to death
Porridge
Pride and prejudice
Primary colors
Pushing hands
Q fuzi
Rage : the chosen ones
Reilly ace of spies
Renegade outlaw legend : the authorised biography of Waylon
Steamboat Bill Jr
Straight shooter : the authorised biography of The Mamas and
Thang cuoi
The accidental tourist
The best of the Lenny Henry show
The black candle
The black velvet gown
The blitz : London's firestorm
The clearing
The concert for Bangladesh : George Harrison and friends
The constant gardener
The cricket archives : Australian cricket films 1905-1961
The evening star
The General
The ghosts of England
The hound of the Baskervilles
The Irish tenors : the essential collection
The legend of 1900
The mystery of Natalie Wood
The odd couple
The queen of Sheba's pearls
The road to Tokyo
The Rocky Horror picture show
The Shiralee
The standard of perfection : show cats and show cattle
The usual suspects
The wedding banquet
Tom Jones : sounds in motion
Tombstone
Universe
Up close with Eric Bibb
Up-town divas
Year of the Dogs
Yes Prime Minister

Search for them in our web catalogue. Type in your search in the box next to Find a Book. If you have a password on your card you can reserve books, cds & dvds to be sent to your closest branch. It costs $2.20 per item for adults, $1.10 for govt. concession card holders, free reservations for children.

Find out about reserving and more with the catalogue tutorials.

Cheers, Maryanne

New cds @ our libraries

The following CDs have been added to our collections:

A fever you can't sweat out., Panic! at the Disco (Musical group)
A girl like me., Rihanna
A little more personal., Lohan, Lindsay
Are you ready., Shakaya
Big tunes.
Eyes open., Snow Patrol
Gravity won't get you high., Grates
Hard NRG.
How we operate., Gomez
Martha Wainwright., Wainwright, Martha
Mastermind., Cousins, Tina
Move by yourself., Frankenreiter, Donavon

Search for them in our web catalogue. Type in your search in the box next to Find a Book. If you have a password on your card you can reserve books, cds & dvds to be sent to your closest branch. It costs $2.20 per item for adults, $1.10 for govt. concession card holders, free reservations for children.

Find out about reserving and more with the catalogue tutorials.

Cheers, Maryanne

New fiction @ our libraries

We've also added the following fiction titles:

Ann Granger ~ A rare interest in corpses
Barry Eisler ~ The last assassin
Dale Brown ~ Edge of battle
Elizabeth Peters ~ Tomb of the golden bird
Frederik Pohl ~ Platinum Pohl : the collected best stories
Harry Turtledove ~ Fort Pillow
Louise Bagshawe ~ Sparkles
Peter Robinson ~ Piece of my heart
Stephen King ~ Salem’s lot
Tami Hoag ~ Prior bad acts

Search for them in our web catalogue. Type in your search in the box next to Find a Book. If you have a password on your card you can reserve books, cds & dvds to be sent to your closest branch. It costs $2.20 per item for adults, $1.10 for govt. concession card holders, free reservations for children.

Find out about reserving and more with the catalogue tutorials.

Cheers, Maryanne

New non-fiction titles

The following non-fiction titles have been recently added to our branches:

Andrew Sinclair ~ Rosslyn
Anna Massey ~ Telling some tales
Catherine Goldhammer ~ Still life with chickens : a true story of hope and new beginnings
David Dale ~ Who we are : a miscellany of the new Australia
Deborah Davis ~ Party of the century : the fabulous story of Truman Capote and his black-and-white ball
Dominika Dery ~ The twelve little cakes
Douglas Robinson~ The other side (Wales-King murders)
George Harris ~ George – by George : Changi, the Blues and beyond : an amazing life
Jeremy Mercer ~ Books, baguettes and bed bugs : the Left Bank world of Shakespeare & Co,
Judith Armstrong ~ The maestro’s table : food, talk and convivio
Judith Levine ~ Not buying it : my year without shopping
Karen Kissane ~ Silent death : the killing of Julie Ramage
Kevin Childs ~ The Prince of Australia : and other rebels, rogues and ratbags
Maggie Hamilton ~ What men don’t talk about
Marilyn Dodkin ~ Goodnight Bobbie : one family’s war
Michael Caulfield (ed) ~ Voices of war : stories from the Australians at War Film Archive
Nando Parrado ~ Miracle in the Andes : 72 days on the mountain and my long trek home
Paul Rusesabagina/Tom Zoellner ~ An ordinary man : an autobiography
Richard E Grant ~ The Wah-wah diaries : the making of a film
Robert M Goldstein ~ The gentleman from Finland : adventures on the Trans-Siberian Express
Terri Jentz ~ Strange piece of paradise
Tom Hickman ~ Churchill’s bodyguard
Zainab Salbi/Laurie ~ Becklund Between two worlds : escape from tyranny : growing up in the shadow of Saddam

Search for them in our web catalogue. Type in your search in the box next to Find a Book. If you have a password on your card you can reserve books, cds & dvds to be sent to your closest branch. It costs $2.20 per item for adults, $1.10 for govt. concession card holders, free reservations for children.

Find out about reserving and more with the catalogue tutorials.

Cheers, Maryanne

Next week @ ERL

Monday 26th June - Friday 30th June
Holiday activities continue at our branches. View the holiday program.

Thursday 29th June 1pm
Literary Lunches @ your library - Angela Savage - Belgrave Library

Thursday 29th June 7pm
Keys Please - The first step into the driver's seat - Croydon Library

Friday 30th June 2pm
Library Growers & Weeders - Mooroolbark Library

Bookings for activities can be made at any Eastern Regional Libraries branch.

Cheers, Maryanne

Friday's Mobile Update

The Ranges Mobile will be off the road today (Friday 23rd June) for mechanical repairs. The Knox Mobile is now back on the road and will continue its normal schedule.

Cheers, Maryanne

Literary Lunch – Angela Savage

Meet Australia’s newest crime writer Angela Savage. Angela spent six years in Southeast Asia travelling and working with the United Nations, before returning to Melbourne. Her first novel has just been published.

Behind the Night Bazaar is a crime thriller, set in Bangkok and Chiang Mai, featuring private investigator Jayne Keeney. In 2004 it won the Victorian Premiers Prize for an unpublished manuscript. The judges said it was “both an engrossing crime thriller and an exploration of love, social responsibility and cultural superiority.”

When: Thursday 29th June 1 pm
Where: Belgrave Library, Reynolds Lane, Belgrave

Cost: $5.00 includes lunch. Please book on 9754 7266.

Cheers, Maryanne

The Eastern Regional Library Show

Each Wednesday 12:05pm-12:45pm Lesley Conway does a radio show on Eastern FM 99.1 called The Eastern Regional Library Show. Just in from Lesley

On this week's show

Pia introduced us to some of the great holiday activities running for children over this week and next week. Don't forget you can see the holiday program on this website, or pick up a brochure from any of our branches. Most activities are free, and others have a small charge. Bookings are required for most, and you can do this through any of our branches.

A sampling of new children's books and audio CD's were Ride with me by Jane Tanner (a picture book for older children, dealing with grief) and In the deep end by Kate Cann (on CD).

Music today was from the CD A girl like me.

Cheers, Maryanne

Today's mobile update

I've just been informed that the Knox Mobile will be back on the road Thursday afternoon (today) at Bayswater Shopping Centre 3-5pm.

The Ranges Mobile will be back on the road Friday for its normal schedule.

Cheers, Maryanne

Kids Book Sale

Today Belgrave Library is having a Kids 5 cent Book Sale. Come in kids and grab a bargain!

When:Wednesday 21st June 10am-2pm
Where: Belgrave Library Reynolds Lane Belgrave Ph: 9754 7266

Cheers, Maryanne

More Mobile updates

Well it seems the mechanical repairs for the Knox Mobile are continuing so it will be off the road today (Wednesday) as well. The Ranges Mobile is also off the road Wednesday (21st June) for repairs.

I'll advise as soon as I know they are back on schedule. Keep in mind that items may be returned to any of our branches or renewed via the web catalogue if you have a password on your card (catalogue tutorial). If you have any problems please speak with mobile library staff on your next visit.

Cheers, Maryanne

Author Visit - Kate Holden

Kate Holden (as seen on Australian Story episode 'Leaving Lucy' 2005) completed an honours degree in classics and literature at the University of Melbourne and a graduate diploma in professional writing and editing, in which she won the Judy Duffy Award for literary excellence. Her first book, In My Skin, is a searingly honest and wonderfully written account of a life on the streets, on drugs and on the skids.

When: Thursday 20th July 7pm
Where: Rowville Library, Stud Park Shopping Centre, Fulham Rd, Rowville.
Gold coin donation. Wine and cheese included.
Bookings preferred on 9294-1300

Excerpt from In My Skin

'I watched the glaze of headlights, the windscreens of oncoming cars: a series of trapezoids with the silhouette of a single male driver. One pulled up in front of me; I reached over and opened the door, slid in. The smell of an unfamiliar car. A middle-aged man looking at me. ‘Hi,’ I said. ‘How are you?’

Cheers, Maryanne

Mobile updates

Just some updates on the mobile library service:

The Knox Mobile will be off the road today (Tuesday 20th June) for repairs.

The Ranges Mobile will also be off the road Tuesday (20th June) and Wednesday (21st June) for repairs. Must be the weather. :-)

Items may be returned to any of our branches or renewed via the web catalogue if you have a password on your card (catalogue tutorial). If you have any problems please speak with mobile library staff on your next visit.

Cheers, Maryanne

What your library means to you

During Library and Information Week we ran a competition for you to tell us what your library means to you. An enormous amount of work went into the touching entries. We'd like to thank everyone for their time and warm, fuzzy thoughts.


Congratulations to the following winners:

Adults - Deborah, Kilsyth
Teenage - Sarah & Claire, Millgrove
Junior - Emma, Launching Place

View copies of some of the outstanding entries.

Cheers, Maryanne

Library Growers & Weeders

Chat with other gardeners, exchange cuttings, listen to some great speakers & browse among the gardening books.

When: Friday 30th June 2pm
Visit Rosemont Nursery for an informative talk by Adam Naulty, Rosemont Nursery Owner. Bookings Essential
Where: Rosemont Nursery, 960 Mt Dandenong Tourist Rd, Montrose.

Bookings phone 9726 8200.

Cheers, Maryanne

Keys Please

This Vic Roads program, for Learner Drivers and their parents, is the first step into the driver's seat.

When: Thursday 29th June 7pm
Where: Croydon Library, Civic Square, Croydon. Ph: 9294 5640

Free but bookings are essential. Contact Pia on 9294 5640.

Cheers

Knox Mobile

Due to mechanical problems the Knox Mobile will be off the road until Tuesday. Items may be returned to any of our branches or renewed via the web catalogue if you have a password on your card (catalogue tutorial). If you have any problems please speak with mobile library staff on your next visit.

Cheers, Maryanne

Next week @ ERL

School holidays start next week so check the activity program for the list of events.

Monday 19th June 7 - 9pm
Cookery Club - Jill's Soup Kitchen - Mt Evelyn Library

Jill Hess will demonstrate how to make warming winter soup and accompaniments. Recipe sheets included. $5.00 per head. Bookings essential on 9736-3851

Saturday 24th June - 11am
The hidden history of your house - Yarra Junction Library

Join Dianne Koeffer, project officer for the rate book copying project. View the rate books on CD from 1895 - 1929. Book on 5967-1588


Cheers, Maryanne

The Eastern Regional Library Show

Each Wednesday 12:05pm-12:45pm Lesley Conway does a radio show on Eastern FM 99.1 called The Eastern Regional Library Show. Just in from Lesley

On today's show

This week I looked at resources for planning your overseas trip. A good starting point for the most up-to-date information are the travel magazines, including Vacations and travel, Australian gourmet traveller and Vogue entertaining and travel. Other magazines which can be useful include Country Life for travel in Britain, and even gardening magazines like Burke's Backyard will include travel suggestions. There are many many travel guides from the well known Lonely Planet, Fodor, Rough Guides and Frommers which go beyond the standard guides, to give suggestions for walking, cycling trekking and food.

If you are a garden lover like me, books about the subject you love can be a starting point. For me, the following books suggest several possible garden visits...
Kitchen gardens of France, The gourmet garden and Edith Wharton's Italian gardens, all held by ERL. If I were heading for Asia, The hidden gardens of Kyoto or The gunpowder gardens ; travels through India and China in search of tea might inspire me.

Music played today from Le pas du chat noir and Amelie

Cheers, Maryanne

Boronia Storytime coffee mornings

After Storytime coffee group

Don’t rush off after storytime! Meet new friends and relax over a cup of tea or coffee with Tracey. Bring a snack for the kids.

When: June 27th & 30th after storytime
Where: Boronia Library Park Crescent Boronia, 3155. 9762 4099

Cheers, Maryanne

New dvds @ our libraries

Now we're into Winter and it's perfect weather for curling up on the couch watching a dvd. Why not try one of the following new additions:

A bear named Winnie : the true story of the world's most
A clockwork orange
An so cuoc doi
Ashanti
Blackpool
Bryn Terfel : live in concert
Canh chim mat troi
Carrington
Cat on a hot tin roof
Cyclone Tracy
Defence of the realm
Enduring love
Hong gao liang
Hoxuan huong
Hua yao xin niang
Illuminating angels and demons : the unauthorized documentary
Joss Whedon's Firefly : complete season collection
Kinh xang : chuyen tinh tren dong
Klute
Liang ge ren de bai lei
Love my way
Macbeth
Malice aforethought
Me kong ky su
Nezha nao hai = Nezha conquers the dragon King
Nguoi bat hanh
No direction home : Bob Dylan
Pat and Margaret
Petula Clark : live at the Paris Olympia
Poirot : Cards on the table : a party to murder
Poirot : Taken at the flood
Poldark
The wild geese
They drive by night
TopGear : revved up
Vera Drake
William Shakespeare's King Lear
Wu ji
Zhongguo wen hua jing cui

Search for them in our web catalogue. Type in your search in the box next to Find a Book. You can get a list of all of them by typing chinese dvd in the search box. If you have a password on your card you can reserve books, cds & dvds to be sent to your closest branch. It costs $2.20 per item for adults, $1.10 for govt. concession card holders, free reservations for children.

Find out about reserving and more with the catalogue tutorials.

Cheers, Maryanne

New cds @ our branches

In addition we've added the following cds:

Ben Cu : anh tuyet
Bup be bang bong
Canh hoa duyen kiep., Ngoc, Lan
Du am
Early Australian electoral rolls., Australian Institute of Genealogical Studies
Happiness and sorrow., Short Term Hedonist
Living a dream., Jenkins, Katherine
Mau thoi gian
Nang ve theo anh., Le, Quang
Ngam trang
Ngay diu dang., Ho, Quynh Huong
Pearl Jam., Pearl Jam
Ta tu : nhung tinh khuc iten chien
The essential Judy Collins., Collins, Judy
Trinh cong son., Cao, Van

Search for them in our web catalogue. Type in your search in the box next to Find a Book. You can get a list of all of them by typing chinese dvd in the search box. If you have a password on your card you can reserve books, cds & dvds to be sent to your closest branch. It costs $2.20 per item for adults, $1.10 for govt. concession card holders, free reservations for children.

Find out about reserving and more with the catalogue tutorials.

Cheers, Maryanne

New fiction @ our libraries

We've also added the following fiction titles:

Andrew M Greeley ~ Golden years (the sixth chronicle of the O’Malley family in the twentieth century)
Andrew Taylor ~ A stain on the silence
Bernard Cornwell ~ The lords of the north (Bk3 Alfred series)
Cathy Kelly ~ Past secrets
Dale Brown ~ Edge of battle
HRF Keating ~ One man and his bomb
Jessica Duchen ~ Rites of spring
Jill Paton Walsh ~ Debts of dishonour
Judith McNaught ~ Every breath you take
Julie Parsons ~ The hourglass
Kate Forsyth ~ The heart of stars (Bk3 Rhiannon’s ride)
Ken McClure ~ Past lives
Meg Cabot ~ Queen of babble
Patricia Cornwell ~ At risk
Robert B Parker ~ Sea change
Sarah Challis ~ Footprints in the sand
Stephen Booth ~ Scared to live
Stuart Woods ~ Dark harbor
Susan Hill ~ The risk of darkness

Search for them in our web catalogue. Type in your search in the box next to Find a Book. You can get a list of all of them by typing chinese dvd in the search box. If you have a password on your card you can reserve books, cds & dvds to be sent to your closest branch. It costs $2.20 per item for adults, $1.10 for govt. concession card holders, free reservations for children.

Find out about reserving and more with the catalogue tutorials.

Cheers, Maryanne

New non-fiction @ our libraries

The following non-fiction titles have been added to our libraries recently:

Andrew Daddo ~ It’s all good
Andy Harper ~ The Socceroos : voodoo to destiny
Angela Lambert ~ The lost life of Eva Braun
Charlotte Chandler ~ The girl who walked home alone : Bette Davis, a personal biography
Dave Myers/Si King ~ The hairy bikers’ cookbook
Eva Chapman ~ Sasha and Olga : a true tale of survival
Francis Macnab ~ Don’t call me grumpy : what older men really want
George Megalogenis ~ The longest decade
Helen O’Neill ~ Florence Broadhurst : her secret and extraordinary lives
Judith L McNeil ~ The girl with the cardboard port
Kara Lawrence ~ Unmasked : the Gonzales family killer
Lonely Planet ~ Going bush : adventures across indigenous Australia
Michael Connelly ~ Crime beat : a decade of covering cops and killers
Naomi Wolf ~ The treehouse : eccentric wisdom from my father on how to live, love and see
Sangeet Duchane ~ Beyond the DaVinci Code
Suzy Zail ~ The tattooed flower : a memoir

Search for them in our web catalogue. Type in your search in the box next to Find a Book. You can get a list of all of them by typing chinese dvd in the search box. If you have a password on your card you can reserve books, cds & dvds to be sent to your closest branch. It costs $2.20 per item for adults, $1.10 for govt. concession card holders, free reservations for children.

Find out about reserving and more with the catalogue tutorials.

Cheers, Maryanne

Changes to fees and charges

The following changes to fees and charges will take effect from July 1, 2006.

Overdue charges:

• Adult items - 30c per day per item up to a maximum of $10.00
• Junior and Teenage items - 15c per day per item up to a maximum of $5.00
• Adult DVDs and videos - 30c per day per item up to a maximum of $10.00
• Junior/Teenage DVDs and videos - 15c per day per item up to a maximum of $5.00.
  

Other charges:

• There will no longer be a $3.00 charge for the use of Word Processing and Genealogy CDROMs on library computers.
• The Inter Library Loan charge will be increased from $13.20 to $15.00.
• The Bookclub fee will increase from $165 to $180.

Cheers, Maryanne

Queen's Birthday

All branches and mobiles of Eastern Regional Libraries will be closed on Monday 12th June for the Queen's Birthday holiday. Normal branch and mobile hours will resume on Tuesday.

You will be able to return items through the bookchute on Monday. Note: Croydon bookchute is closed.

• List of public holidays that the library is closed.

If you have a password on your card you can renew via the library catalogue - Catalogue Tutorials.

Have a great long weekend everyone. If you're stuck for something to do, check out CitySearch.

Cheers, Maryanne

Next week @ ERL

In addition to the regular promotion of activities at Eastern Regional, I thought I might start posting an article each week letting you all know what's happening in the coming week and advising of fully booked events and such.

At the moment I'm calling it Next week @ ERL. Hmmm not very imaginative I know. Have you got any better suggestions? Just click on the comments link below and let me know.

Also, while we're at it....if you have any suggestions for the blog I'd love to hear them too.


Next week @ ERL

Monday 12th June
Queen's birthday - all libraries and mobiles are closed.

Tuesday 13th June 10:15am
Storytime @ Lilydale Museum - Lilydale Museum.
Stories from Lilydale and beyond. Ages 3 - 7. Book at the Museum on 9294-6313.

Thursday 15th June 1pm
Book Chat - Ferntree Gully Library.
A relaxing afternoon, chatting over a cuppa, about books and dvds that you have enjoyed. No need to book - come along and enjoy the afternoon!

Cheers, Maryanne

Get a password on your card

Have you got a password on your library card yet?

You can get one easily by contacting your local branch in person or by phone. Let them know your library card number and confirm some details for security purposes. Staff will gladly update your card with a password.

The password will give you access to the members area of the catalogue. You can check the items on your card, renew items (so long as they aren't already overdue or reserved by someone) and reserve items to be sent to your local branch.

Find out more with the catalogue tutorials. You can print a copy to keep by your computer at home.

Cheers, Maryanne

Jill's Soup Kitchen

Mt Evelyn Library Cookery Club

Jill Hess will demonstrate how to make warming winter soups & accompaniments. Recipe sheets included. Bookings essential phone 9736 3851. Maximum 30.

When: June 19th 7-9pm
Where: Mt Evelyn library, 50 Wray Crescent Mt. Evelyn Ph: 9736 3851
Cost: $5 a head.

Hmm sounds great.

Cheers, Maryanne