Celebrate
Aboriginal
Storytelling
Month
with
us!
The Booksale is Back On!
Looking for a New Job? Look no Further
Thursday,
February
9
at
7:00
p.m.
Jason Chamakese
Jason Chamakese
Jason is from Pelican Lake Cree
Nation in Saskatchewan. He has been playing traditional flute for
13 years, and has performed to standing room only crowds at the Library
for the past few years. Jason has played his music world-wide,
recorded two albums, and his second album won the Best Traditional
Flute award at the 2011 Canadian Aboriginal Music Awards.
Come out to this free event and be entertained. Open to all.
Come out to this free event and be entertained. Open to all.
The Booksale is Back On!
You`ll find a full selection of
items (books, VHS, audiobooks) on a
rack in the entrance area of the library. Monetary donations for
items you want to take home are
appreciated, and will be accepted at the front desk.
New in the Booksale - Audio books on cassette - we've removed all cassettes from the collection, so look for these items in the Booksale soon.
New in the Booksale - Audio books on cassette - we've removed all cassettes from the collection, so look for these items in the Booksale soon.
Looking for a New Job? Look no Further
The Library is hiring a full-time
program staff member. This is an exciting position for the right
person. If you are interested in working closely with the public,
getting to know your community better, reading stories and leading
crafts, then this could be the job for you.
Calling all Genealogists!
An exciting new database, Ancestry Library Edition is now
available at the library. This database is only available at the
library, so you have to come and visit us to access all the great
resources.
This is the library version of the popular home genealogy tool, ancestry.com. Ancestry Library Edition accesses thousands of databases and billions of names from documents from the 1300s to present day, from the United States, United Kingdom, and Canada. There are historical maps, draft cards from World War I, census records, vital statistics, parish records, family trees, ships' passenger lists, and much more. The database is updated often, with more original images added all the time.
Reminder: This database is only available at the library.
This is the library version of the popular home genealogy tool, ancestry.com. Ancestry Library Edition accesses thousands of databases and billions of names from documents from the 1300s to present day, from the United States, United Kingdom, and Canada. There are historical maps, draft cards from World War I, census records, vital statistics, parish records, family trees, ships' passenger lists, and much more. The database is updated often, with more original images added all the time.
Reminder: This database is only available at the library.
Read with the Raiders! Last Meeting of the Season Tuesday, February 28 at 5:30
Meet members of the Prince Albert Raiders for stories, crafts, games, treats, and autographs. We`ll be making a Howie Hockey paper craft. You can also sign up for Read with the Raiders at the main desk after the first meeting. Everyone will get a reading log to keep track of the time you spend reading and information about the program.
The club member who spends the
most time reading will receive an award at the Read with the Raiders
Club Finale at the Art Hauser Centre. The lucky winner will also
get to watch the game from the comfort of the SaskTel suite, courtesy
of SaskTel, one of the sponsors.
There will also be a draw for one
club member to be a reporter for a day with the Prince Albert Daily
Herald. The winner will sit with a Herald reporter at a home
game, interview the players, and write a story that will be published
in the newspaper.
Read with the Raiders is
sponsored by the Rotary Club of Prince Albert, SaskTel, Prince Albert
Daily Herald, and the Prince Albert Raiders.
Don't Forget About our New Location at the Bernice Sayese Centre
John M. Cuelenaere Public Library
is pleased to offer library services from the Bernice Sayese Centre,
located at 1350 15th Ave. W. Hours of operation are from 1:00 -
5:00 P.M. on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
There will be a story time every
Tuesday and Wednesday we are open.
