10 GENERALS
Ed Robson Branch to hold walk-in E-Reader clinics
The Ed Robson Branch of the Maricopa
County District Library is hosting a walk- in help clinic to assist customers use their e-readers, such as the IPAD, Nook, and Kindle, in order to download library materials.
Instructions and assistance
will be offered in regard to the checkout of electronic library materials and downloading them to e-readers. Please register your device and have an e-mail
account established before you attend the clinic. If you need help registering your device or creating an e-mail account, please see a staff member to set up an individual appointment for assistance. In the month of January, clinics will be held on Mondays from 10:00-11:00 a.m. and on Thursdays from 10:00 a.m. to noon. For additional information, please contact the Ed Robson Branch Library at 602-652-3000.
editorial@robson.com — January 2012 CAP and NWC provide holiday cheer
CAP members Carolyn Barrans, Shirley Hutchings and Anne Divoky, (shown left, center, and right) delivered wrapped Christmas gifts for NWC clients to Dick Eslick, NWC Board Chairman, and Carol Bowers, Volunteer Coordinator. Photo by J. Manley.
Judy Manley, Publicity Christmas was happier for a number of
Sun Lakes residents through the combined efforts of the Community Assistance Program and Neighbors Who Care. Neighbors Who Care provided wish lists
for 13 of their clients who would benefi t from special attention during the season, and a CAP committee did the shopping and wrapping. They then took the gifts to NWC,
which delivered them. Gifts included Bashas’ grocery gift cards,
shirts, slippers, and other personal care items. Funds for the grocery cards were provided by SLERF (Sun Lakes Emergency Relief Fund, sponsored by fi re department personnel); other gifts were purchased with CAP funds. CAP committee members for this project
were Carolyn Barrans, Anne Divoky and Joy Dolin.
Do you love working or playing with words?
Linda Horton Would you like to use your penchant
for grammar, spelling, and proofreading to help blind readers achieve their educational goals? Do you long for useful volunteer work feels like play-that you can do in
that
your own home, on your own schedule, maybe even while traveling?
Then you are the perfect candidate
for Braille transcribing. After several months of training by Sun Lakes resident Linda Horton, either in a class or on a computer, volunteers transcribe textbooks into Braille under the supervision of Foundation for Blind Children staff. Contact
LindaHorto@cs.com for more information.
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