Mont St. Joseph Home has a Junior Volunteer program for students in
grades 7 through 12. You may register Sept 1-10, 2010 from 3:30 to 4:30 each day.
Register at the Volunteer Services Dept. at Mont St. Joseph Home.
Mandatory orientation will be held on Wed. Sept. 15 at 4pm.
Volunteer positions fill quickly so register early!
Thank you so much. Your consideration is greatly appreciated.
Shannon Meyers
Director, Recreation Therapy and Volunteer Services (953-4521)
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Thursday, August 26, 2010
PA Speed Skating Club
Registration:
Tuesday, September 14th from 6:30 to 8:00 at the Art
Hauser Centre.
The PA Speed Skating Club offers learn to skate programs
through to competitive speed skating. All ages and skill
levels are welcome to join. Ice practices run from October
until March and are generally run twice per week on Tuesdays
and Thursdays. All skaters require a protective helmet,
gloves, kneepads, shin guards, bib-style neck guard, and
long sleeves and pants. The club has a rental program for
speed skates.
For more information regarding speed skating please contact
Lisa at 922-6262.
Tuesday, September 14th from 6:30 to 8:00 at the Art
Hauser Centre.
The PA Speed Skating Club offers learn to skate programs
through to competitive speed skating. All ages and skill
levels are welcome to join. Ice practices run from October
until March and are generally run twice per week on Tuesdays
and Thursdays. All skaters require a protective helmet,
gloves, kneepads, shin guards, bib-style neck guard, and
long sleeves and pants. The club has a rental program for
speed skates.
For more information regarding speed skating please contact
Lisa at 922-6262.
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Girl Guide Registration (ages 5-18)
Takes place on Tuesday, August 31 and Thursday, September 9 from 7-8:30 at Girl Guide Hall 1203-6 Ave West.
Call Ali at 764-1630 for more information.
Call Ali at 764-1630 for more information.
Christina's Art School
We are now taking registrations foe year-long classes which start in September. We have taught many students (adults included) this life-long soul nurturing skill, some of whom have turned this love into a successful career. We teach pencil drawing, charcoal, pastels, colored pencils, acrylic painting & watercolor. Phone Christina Thoen, Certified Teacher (Art Major) at Christina's Art school, 625 Branion Drive. For more information and to register: 764-7200 or check out www.christinasgallery.ca
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
Service Canada Centres For Youth
SCCY have been assisting students across the country with their job searches for over 30 years. We offer a variety of free services; assistance with resume and cover letter writing, interview preparation, job search strategies, and information about career planning and the labor market.
We will be at Rivier Academy on Monday, June 14 to assist anyone needing information. A booth will be set up on third floor during the lunch and popcorn will also be available. See you there!
We will be at Rivier Academy on Monday, June 14 to assist anyone needing information. A booth will be set up on third floor during the lunch and popcorn will also be available. See you there!
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Prince Albert Barveenok Ukrainian Dancers
Fall Registration will be held on August 25/10 from 6:00 – 7:30 pm and
September 8/10 from 6:00 – 8:00 pm at St. Georges Ukrainian Catholic Hall
For more information please call Cheryl Nemish @ 763-5213 or
Judy Beskorwayne @764-1678
September 8/10 from 6:00 – 8:00 pm at St. Georges Ukrainian Catholic Hall
For more information please call Cheryl Nemish @ 763-5213 or
Judy Beskorwayne @764-1678
Monday, May 3, 2010
Catholic Education Week (MAY 9-16)
As Catholics, we are invited to reflect on the gift of Catholic education in this Catholic Education Week, declared by the Bishops of Saskatchewan.
Even before Saskatchewan was a province, Catholic schools were established to assist families in passing on the Catholic faith. For more than a century, Catholic education has been an integral part of our rich history.
In Prince Albert, the Catholic school division (est. 1887) has a proud tradition of providing quality Catholic education. By offering our students numerous opportunities to enrich their faith and grow in their relationship with God and each other, that tradition continues today. We experience education as a faith community in a caring, nurturing, Christian environment. Our students learn that they are loved unconditionally by God and that each one is a precious gift, given by God, to enrich our world.
Although we have a rich legacy, we cannot take for granted that our Catholic schools will continue to thrive in a society that often challenges Christian moral values. Now more than ever, we need to speak prophetically, challenging others to recognize that there is meaning in life when you believe in God and strive to live by the example Jesus gave us.
We are proud of all past and present students, families, staff, religious and clergy who have made our schools great places to learn and grow. As we celebrate Catholic Education Week, let us be thankful for the many gifts God has blessed us with and recognize that we all have a part to play in strengthening Catholic education, not only for this present generation but future generations as well.
Even before Saskatchewan was a province, Catholic schools were established to assist families in passing on the Catholic faith. For more than a century, Catholic education has been an integral part of our rich history.
In Prince Albert, the Catholic school division (est. 1887) has a proud tradition of providing quality Catholic education. By offering our students numerous opportunities to enrich their faith and grow in their relationship with God and each other, that tradition continues today. We experience education as a faith community in a caring, nurturing, Christian environment. Our students learn that they are loved unconditionally by God and that each one is a precious gift, given by God, to enrich our world.
Although we have a rich legacy, we cannot take for granted that our Catholic schools will continue to thrive in a society that often challenges Christian moral values. Now more than ever, we need to speak prophetically, challenging others to recognize that there is meaning in life when you believe in God and strive to live by the example Jesus gave us.
We are proud of all past and present students, families, staff, religious and clergy who have made our schools great places to learn and grow. As we celebrate Catholic Education Week, let us be thankful for the many gifts God has blessed us with and recognize that we all have a part to play in strengthening Catholic education, not only for this present generation but future generations as well.
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