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Fall/winter library registration opens Saturday B ring out the calendar and start planning your fall and winter with us. IRIS registration opens this Saturday (Aug. 18) at 9 a.m., and lasts until halfway through each course start date. We've got programs for a myriad of interests and ages -- here's a look at some of our featured programs: Adult Book Clubs Want to discuss interesting books with interesting people? Join one of our book clubs and experience discussions led by our team of knowledgeable librarians. The sessions run once a month from October to April, excluding December. Books are provided for borrowing; sessions are for readers ages 18 and up. Hesitant to make a six month commitment? Register for our Open Book Club night on Nov. 29 at Iroquois Ridge Branch (1051 Glenashton Dr.), featuring The Cat's Table by Michael Ondaatje; for readers ages 16 and up. Event will run from 7-8:30 p.m. Genealogy Workshop Series Reach down to your roots and learn the lives of your ancestors before you. OurGenealogyWorkshop Series, open to participants ages 16 and up, features classes on how best to discover your family heritage. You never know what you might uncover. Science Kids Give your kids the chance to create their own simple science experiments and see the amazing results. This un-parented, handson program is a fun first experience with the magic of science for children threefive years old. Active Chefs Bring out the culinary master in your child. Our Active Chefs series is open to children aged sixeight for Thanksgiving Cooking, and nine-12 for Seasonal Celebrations, where they will make and taste multicultural dishes for fall or winter, and learn about food traditions and holiday facts from around the world. For a full listing of our fall/winter programs, pick up a copy of our Programs & Events Guide 2012-13 at your local branch, or 17 · Friday, August 17, 2012 OAKVILLE BEAVER · www.insideHALTON.com view it online at www.opl.on.ca/guide -- registration information can be found on page 44. Registration can also be done online at www.oakville.ca by clicking on the IRIS logo, or by phone at 905-815-2000. Hurry, our programs fill up fast. -- Submitted by the Oakville Public Library The Regional Municipality of Halton Access Halton at: www.halton.ca Dial 311 NOTICE OF ROAD CLOSURE Neyagawa Boulevard (Regional Road 4) from Burnhamthorpe Road (Regional Road 27) to North Park Boulevard for wastewater main installation Town of Oakville Never wait in line again RegisteR start sh today, o & We'll s pping. hip it FREE! e waste electronics unplugged Sixteen Mile Sports Complex can be accessed via Dundas Street. Building CONSTRUCTION Halton a Better Appliances and Electronics 100 pound Minimum, items must be outside. Collection of Unwanted Making it easier to walk, bike and roll across Halton Halton Region is creating a vision for active transportation across Halton by new project will give us a strategy for our active transportation infrastructure such as bike lanes, as well as initiatives and programs to promote people Televisions, monitors, stereos, speakers, washers and dryers, fridges, freezers, computers & accessories and much more... Gary Carr Regional Chair 1-877-910-2929 recycle your unwanted electronics We need to hear from you so we can understand the priorities and perspectives of the people who live, work, raise a family and retire in Halton. Please visit our website at www.halton.ca/activetransportation we can make it easier to walk, bike and roll across Halton. Halton Regional Meeting Schedule September 3 September 4 September 5 September 5 9:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 1:30 p.m. Offices closed for Labour Day Health & Social Services Committee Planning & Public Works Committee Administration & Finance Committee 170812 halton.ca Please contact us, as soon as possible, if you have any accessibility needs at Halton Region events or meetings.