Wednesday, September 8, 2010

Sheep River Library - Registration Now Open

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If you haven’t already signed up for your fall classes, plan to attend the Community Registration night at the Flare ‘N Derek in Turner Valley on Thursday, September 9th. Volunteers will be ready between 7:00 and 9:00pm to help you pick a program of interest and will sign you up for the free courses offered at the Library.  Some of the September programs that might interest you are:
 Is Going into Business Right for You - Sept 14th
 Travel Talk on Kenya with Pete and Susan Brooksbank - Sept 15th
 Book Talk with Betty Jane Hegerat on Sept 17th
 Introduction to Computers on Sept 22nd
 Movie Night - FRESH on Sept 23rd
 Malawi, Africa Vision 202 mission with David and Irene on Sept 28th.
For the little ones, the Book Buddies program starts on Wednesday afternoon, September 15th at 1:00pm.
This program is sponsored by Literacy For Life and assists parents and children make keepsake books. This program for three and four year olds includes songs, finger plays and book sharing. There is no cost for the eight sessions. Register soon.
McBride Career Group is planning on holding an Open House at the Sheep River Library on Monday evening, September 20th from 7:00 to 8:00 pm. Come and meet the staff and learn about the programs that they can bring to our community.  This organization is highly active and committed to assist unemployed individuals to access meaningful employment opportunities, assist working Albertans to identify steps and move towards job and career goals and to support the hiring, training, development and retention of capable employees. McBride Group maintains high quality standards, results oriented approach and a strong emphasis on excellence in service. Partnering with the library, McBride Group will be offering their valuable services this fall in the form of two classes; a Career Planning seminar in October and a Resume Writing workshop in November.
Fortis Alberta has donated two power monitors to be circulated to interested library patrons during August and September. Power monitors are small devices that measure and display the electrical usage of household appliances as well as the cost of running the appliance. Fortis wants to help customers cut down on their electricity costs and by making power monitors available, people can use them for free to identify the appliances that are using the most electricity and costing the most money.  Residents can borrow the monitor from the library as they would with any other library item.
What about the TILES FOR SMILES project! Well it is coming along very nicely, thanks to the many people who have purchased tiles. There will be two tile painting days in September. The first is on Saturday afternoon the 11th from noon ‘til 3:00pm. And the second painting day is the 22nd of September from 5:00 ‘til 7:00pm. If you haven’t purchased your tile yet, pick up a form at the library.

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