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Scrabble Day<br />
Add words to our giant Scrabble game at the<br />
War Memorial Library on Friday 13 <strong>April</strong> or<br />
check out the regular Scrabble Club at<br />
Eastbourne Library.<br />
Need to up your Scrabble game? Check out<br />
our wordy books at www.bit.ly/HuttScrabble<br />
Scrabble Club<br />
Play one-hour Scrabble games with others.<br />
All ages welcome.<br />
Eastbourne Library Fridays, 2pm-4:30pm<br />
Jane Tolerton - Make Her Praises<br />
Heard Afar<br />
Join author Jane Tolerton for a talk on her<br />
latest book Make Her Praises Heard Afar<br />
looking at the women who cared for soldiers<br />
in 1915: doctors, nurses and volunteers in<br />
Egypt and Malta, and those who worked<br />
with the New Zealand War Contingent<br />
Association in Britain.<br />
Petone Library<br />
Saturday 14 <strong>April</strong>, 11am<br />
Geothermal: a renewable<br />
resource for now and<br />
future generations<br />
with Dr Cécile Massiot<br />
Last year, Geothermal energy supplied 17% of New<br />
Zealand’s total electricity, a resource independent<br />
of weather conditions and with low CO2 emissions.<br />
Dr Cécile Massiot will discuss opportunities for<br />
geothermal heat and electricity generation across New<br />
Zealand, and exciting perspectives for the near future.<br />
War Memorial Library<br />
Thursday 19 <strong>April</strong>, 6pm-7pm<br />
This talk is part of The Sources of Our Resources,<br />
a series of science seminars from GNS Science to<br />
inform, educate and raise awareness of New Zealand’s<br />
unique natural resources.<br />
For more information on upcoming talks in<br />
this series see www.library.huttcity.govt.nz/whatson.
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