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  • Margo Fournier Centre: Fall and Winter Hours (September 1-May 31): Mon-Fri 8:00am-10:00pm, Sat. 10:00am-9:00pm, Sun 2:00-9:00pm, Statutory Holidays 1:00-5:00pm. Administrative Office: Mon-Fri 8:00am-4.45pm.
    - Noon Hour Basketball: Mon-Fri; Drop in Volleyball: Mon; Drop in Volleyball and Basketball: Thurs. For more info on programs call the office 953-4816.
    Youth Activities Centre: Mon-Fri 1:00-9:00pm, Sat-Sun Closed. Pool, games, ping pong, crafts, sports, workshops, computer, canteen, special events and free munchies. For more info on programs call 953-4822 or 764-4266.

  • Seniors Activities at the Kinsmen Heritage Centre (115-12th Street West). Monday to Saturday from 1:00-5:00pm. Daily activities: Monday, Wednesday and Friday - carpet bowling, shuffleboard, billiards, and lunch. Tuesday - whist and bridge; Thursday kaiser and bridge; Saturday - cribbage.
    Every second Friday - Dancing from 8:00pm to midnight. Last Tuesday of month: Senior Songsters from 10:30-11:30am. Every 4th Thursday: Potluck Suppers from 5:30-8:30pm. Every 1st Wednesday - Birthday Party and Dance 2:00pm. Every 2nd Wednesday - monthly S.S.A.I. Meeting at 2:00pm. For more information call 953-4826.

  • FRANK J. DUNN SWIMMING POOL
    Hours of operation for the February Break
      February 20 - 27
      Sunday, February 20
    • 1:00-3:00pm and 6:30-8:30pm Public Swimming
    • 3:00-5:00pm Adult and Family Swimming
      Monday to Friday
    • 1:00-3:00pm and 6:30-8:30pm Public Swimming
      February 21-25
      Saturday, February 26
    • 1:00-3:00pm and 6:30-8:30pm Public Swimming
    • 3:00-5:00pm Adult and Family Swimming
      Sunday, February 27
    • 1:00-3:00pm and 6:30-8:30pm Public Swimming
    • 3:00-5:00pm Adult and Family Swimming

  • Frank J. Dunn Pool Special Events
    1 - Every Tuesday and Sunday is "Toonie Night"
    All youth (18 and under) two children or two students admitted for $2.00.

    Aquatic Instruction
    Register now for the openings in the following for swimming lessons:

      1 - Children's Lessons
    • Mini Set "B" (February 7-18)
      Mon - Fri. Bronze Medallion and Jr. Recus, AquaQuest 3, 4, 7
    • Set 9 (February 28 - March 24)
      Mon/Wed/Fri AquaQuest 6 - 6:30-7:15pm
    • Set 10 (February 29 - March 25)
      Mon/Wed/Fri - AquaTot' AquaQuest 1,3,5,8,9
      6:30-7:15pm - AquaQuest 12 and jr. Resus.
      Stroke Imp. and Kid's Club
    • Saturdays only

      2 - Adult Lessons

    • Set 9 (Feb. 28 - Mar 24 / 2000)
      Mon/Wed/Fri 6:30-7:15pm

      3 - Aquacize

    • Monday Shallow Water
    • Thursdays Shallow Water and Deep Water

      4 - Advanced Classes

    • Red Cross WSI - March 3-5 and 17-19
    • First Aid Recert - March 5
    • NLS Recert - March 12
    • LS Instructor - April 14-16

  • Marion Aquatics Winter Program: Public Swimming: 7:30-9:00pm Monday to Thursday. Childrens Swimming lessons available from 4:00-5:30pm, and from 5:30 to 7:00pm, repeated every 2 weeks. Aquacize 4:00-5:00pm Tuesday and Thursday, 5:30 to 6:30pm Monday and Wednesday. Therapeutic Aquacize Monday and Wednesday from 10:30 to 11:30. Adult Lessons Monday evenings 7:30to 9:00pm. Noon swim Tuesday and Thursday 11:45-12:40pm (passes required). For more information about programs or to register, drop in on Monday and Tuesday evenings or call the office 764-2556.

  • February 1: Prince Albert Chapter of Aglow of Canada, non denominational Christian Womens Group meets first Tuesday of every month at Prince Albert Golf and Curling Club in Banquet Room. You are welcome to bring your husband or friend to the dinner, you must reserve to attend. For more information call Sharon 763-8868.

  • February 1-2: Intro to Ecosystem Management Workshop. Prince Albert Inn. For info call Jenette Krayetski 306-953-2893.

  • February 1 and 15: P.A. Writers Meeting, 7:00pm at the Cuelenaere Library. Everyone welcome. For more information call Ralph 764-2295 or Joan 764-5684.

  • February 2, 9, 16 and 23: TOPS (Take Pounds Off Sensibly) meets 6:30pm every Wednesday, at Calvary United Church (114-25 Street E). For more information call Doreen 764-1302 or Jean 764-6989.

  • February 2 and 18: P.A. Mid-Pro Rock and Gem Society Meeting, 7:30pm at the Arts Centre. 1st Wednesday meeting and 3rd Friday program of every month. Everyone welcome. For more information call Ralph 764-2295 or Douglas Hodgins 764-1049.

  • February 3: Author Reading/Book Launch at the Cuelenaere Library, 7:00 pm. This month: Randy Lundy. For more info call 306-763-8496.

  • February 4-5: 2nd Annual Women's Retreat Theme: Vessels of Honour. Prince Albert Apostolic Church. Contact Lorraine Quintal or Marianne Shiach 306-764-9075.

  • February 4-6: N.C.C.A. Ambulance Provincial Tournament. Comuniplex. Contact Trevor Dutchak 306-763-4447.

  • February 4-6: P.A. Minor Hockey Assoc. Tier 2 Bantam Tournament. Steuart and Comuniplex. Donna Malach, Kinsmen.

  • February 5: Sask Literature Word Whiz at Banquet and Convention Center. Starts at 5:30pm. Contact Marge Nainaar 306-922-0405.

  • February 5: Dry Dance at Indian Metis Friendship Centre (1409-1st Avenue East). Starts at 9:00pm. Live Band "TBA". For info call Rose Henry 764-3431.

  • February 5: Saturday Matinee at the Cuelenaere Library - Small Soldiers. 2:00 pm. Rated PG. 110 mins. For more info call 306-763-8496.

  • February 6: Sunday Matinee at the Cuelenaere Library - Message in a Bottle. 2:00 pm. Rated PG 132 mins. For more info call 306-763-8496.

  • February 5, 12, 19 and 26: Prince Albert Chess Club meets in the Arts Centre every Sunday from 1:30 to 4:30pm. Everyone welcome. Free lessons, everything provided. Open to all ages and anyone can play or watch. For more information, come to meeting or call Marion 763-5556 or Dave 764-0417.

  • February 7, 14, 21 and 38: The Prince Albert Shooting Stars square dancing lessons at St Anne School 22455th Ave. West starting at 8:30pm. Information call Fred Hetley 764-5903 or Fride Paul 922-8083.

  • February 7: The Prince Albert Wood Turner's Guild was formed to help promote and advance the art of wood turning. The Guild meets the first Monday of each month at 7:00 p.m. at SIAST Woodland Campus, Carpentry Shop. Anyone interested can join or come and find out about the Guild. Guests and members provide programs. The Guild also hosts special events, shows and educational sessions throughout the year. For more information contact Doug Corrigal 763-2135.

  • February 7: Spirit of the Dance Keltic Dance Show. Comuniplex. Contact Larry Hammett 306-922-5844.

  • February 8: Prince Albert Plastic Modellers Society meets at 7:30 in the Margo Fournier Centre. Everyone welcome but under 16, please bring a parent. Demonstrations, guest speakers and more. For information call Jon Hopper 922-8695, Patrick Elkington 764-4840 or Max Wasyliw 763-0956.

  • February 9 at noon: Chamber Of Commerce Luncheon meeting - Guest speaker:TBA . For more information call Graham Halliday 764-6222.

  • February 9: Blood Donor Clinic at PAEX. For info call 306-764-1711.

  • February 9: Northern Image Photographers Meeting at the Cuelenaere Library. Presentation: Hans Dommasch - The Arctic. Assignment: After Dark. 7:00-9:00pm. Everyone welcome. For information, call Geoff Payton 306-922-3394.

  • February 9-12: Frank Dunn Trailer Show at PAEX. For info call 306-764-1711.

  • February 10: Car Seat Clinic at SGI Claims Centre. 5:00-8:00pm For more info call Lyle Karasiuk 306-953-9800.

  • February 11-13: Sturgeon Lake Aboriginal Tournament (All Indian/All Reserve) at Comuniplex. Contact Vincent Daniels.

  • February 11-13: P.A. Ringette Don. Kinsmen Park Arena.

  • February 12: P.A. Wild Life Federation - Annual Awards Night, banquet and dance. Music by Misdeals (polkas, two-steps, etc.). Tickets available at Arnies Guns. For info call Dwayne Zolinski 306-763-5301 or Jack Thurber 306-922-8471.

  • February 12: Saturday Matinee at the Cuelenaere Library - Paulie. 2:00 pm. Rated G. 92 mins. For more info call 306-763-8496.

  • February 12-27: P.A. Winter Festival.

  • February 13: Sunday Matinee at the Cuelenaere Library - Notting Hill. 2:00 pm. Rated PG 124 mins. For more info call 306-763-8496.

  • February 14: Prince Albert Christian Women's After 5 Club Dinner: "Dinner With A-Peel" at P.A. Golf and Curling Club, 7:00-9:00pm. Guests: Maureen Fallis and Chris Guenther. Music: Lori Belyea. For more info call Debbie 306-764-9138/306-763-3771 or Donna 922-4569.

  • February 14: Prince Albert Christian Women's Club Coffee Time: "Fabulous February" at Banquet and Convention Centre, 9:30-11:30am. Featuring: The Ballon People present ideas and demonstrate how to have fun with balloons. Music: Connie Warkentin. Guest Speaker: Chris Guenther. For more info call Ruth 306-763-7000 or Isabel 306-763-8920.

  • February 15: Businessmen's Fellowship Meeting at Prince Albert Inn in Salon A and B. Supper at 6:30pm. Guest speakers: Evangelist Gordon Williams. He was a host of 100 Huntley Street and travels the world. Tickets at Margies Nu Image or S.O.S. Electric, tickets are also sold by members. Limited tickets at the door. Tickets are $9.00. Everyone is invited. Contact Mark at 922 3181 or m.tweidt@sk.sympatico.ca

  • February 15: Nature P.A. meets at SIAST Woodland Institute, 1100-15th Street East, Room G100 at 7:30pm. For more information call Pam Burt 764-8922 or attend meeting.

  • February 17: Elders Tea at Indian Metis Friendship Centre (1409-1st Avenue East). 2:00-4:00pm. For info call Rose Henry 764-3431.

  • February 18-20: Psychic Fair. Prince Albert Inn. Contact Margaret 306-922-5000

  • February 19: Prince Albert Health District Open Public Meeting at 1521 - 6th Avenue West at 2:00pm. Everyone welcome. For more information call Health Board Office 953-0500 or email cboechler@sk.sympatico.ca, Curtis Boechler.

  • February 19: Outdoor Hockey League Tournament. Kinsmen Arena. Contact Jeff Craftchuk.

  • February 19: Cribbage Tournament at Indian Metis Friendship Centre (1409-1st Avenue East). $1,500 in prizes. 10:30 registrations, 12:00pm start games. For info call Rose Henry 764-3431.

  • February 19: Saturday Matinee at the Cuelenaere Library - Elmo in Grouchland. 2:00 pm. Rated G. 77 mins. For more info call 306-763-8496.

  • February 19-20: Weyerhaeuser Hockey Tournament. Comuniplex. and Steuart Arena. Dianne Mair.

  • February 20: Sunday Matinee at the Cuelenaere Library - Runaway Bride. 2:00 pm. Rated PG 116 mins. For more info call 306-763-8496.

  • February 20: P.A. Grand Council Child Care and Education Center Hockey Camp. Kinsmen Arena. Contact Janice Morin.

  • February 22: The Quilling Guild meets at the Arts Centre, 7:00-9:00pm. For info call Diane 763-7955.

  • February 23: P.A. Horticulture Society Meeting at Carlton Park Community Hall (3100 Dunn Drive) 7:30pm. Topic: "TBA". New members are encouraged to attend. For info call Louise 764-4711 or Annette 922-0185.

  • February 25-27: Sask Soccer Association.

  • February 25-27: P.A. Minor Hockey Assoc. Tier 3 Novice Tournament. Comuniplex, Kinsmen and Steuart. Contact Donna Malach.

  • February 26: Northern Image Photographers Monthly Coffee Meetings, 1:30pm at the Travelodge Coffee Shop.

  • February 26: Archery Indoor F.I.T.A. (target shoot) at P.A. Wildlife Building (Downstairs). For info Cal Wakelin 306-764-0009 or Blair Buckingham 306-922-2031.

  • February 26: Gun Control Summary (tentative). An informative meeting only on requirements to be within the guidelines of the gun control laws. For info call Dwayne Zolinski 306-763-5301 or Jack Thurber 306-922-8471.

  • February 27: Sunday Matinee at the Cuelenaere Library - There's Something about Mary. 2:00 pm. Rated 14A 119 mins. For more info call 306-763-8496.

  • February 29: Prince Albert Aero Modellers. The meeting begins at 7:00pm at the Boy Scout Hall located on 13th St. and 13th Ave. West. Everyone interested is welcome to sit in. For more info email Dave Dyck: tbolt@sk.sympatico.ca

    index --- WINTER FESTIVAL Events

  • February 12-27: Winter Festival. Contact Myrna Nagy 306-764-7595.

      February 12

    • North Star Racing Association Snow/Cross Series - Third Point Series Race
    • Winter Festival Valentine tea
    • Twelfth Street Station

      February 13

    • Top Hat Lions Mr. and Mrs. Winter Festival Tea

      February 15

    • Marquis Inn / Molson beerd DErby Final Judging

      February 17

    • Voices of the North
    • Northern Lights Casino Canadian 9 Ball Pool Tournament

      February 18

    • Voices of the North
    • Northern Lights Casino Canadian 9 Ball Pool Tournament
    • Cabaret Dance

      February 20

    • Snow Sculpturing
    • Western Canadian Sanctioned Ice and Snow Drags
    • Children's Carnival
    • Calligraphy Guild Demonstration

      February 21

    • Hercules Zero to Zero at the Cuelenaere Library
    • P.A. Leisure Learners Demonstration

      February 22

    • Babe: Pig in the City at the Cuelenaere Library
    • Quilters Guild Demonstration
    • Country North Show

      February 23

    • King and I at the Cuelenaere Library
    • Ol'Tyme Fiddler's Championship Finals
    • Inter Festival Frolic Old Time Dance Party
    • Country North Show
    • Igar Bush Breakfast
    • Amateur Multi Pull
    • Three Dog Race
    • Weyerhaeuser Trapper Events
    • Helicopter Rides
    • Allcann Wood Supplies Six Dog Open Race
    • Four Dog Open Race
    • SK Championship 10 Dog Open Sled Dog
    • Annual Winter Festival Frozen Boot Kicking
    • Celebration of Sacred Music
    • Celebrity Sled Dog Races
    • Weyerhaeuser King Trapper Awards
    • Sled Dog Race Awards
    • Festival Button Winning Numbers
    • P.A. Spinners and Weavers Guild - Demonstration
    • Anavets Harmonica and Accordion Entertainment
    • Country North Show

      February 24

    • Scooby Doo and the Witch's Ghost at the Cuelenaere Library
    • Sharp and Niddle Embroiderers Guild Demonstration
    • Country North Show
    • Northern SK Red River Jig Competition
    • Country North Show

      February 25

    • The Muppets From Space at the Cuelenaere Library
    • Mid Pro Rock and gem Society Demonstration
    • Country North Show
    • Ol'Tyme Fiddler's Competition
    • Scout's Torch Light Parade
    • Gala Fireworks Display
    • Country North Show

      February 26

    • Disney's Tarzan at the Cuelenaere Library

    index --- MUSIC and THEATRE Theatre

  • February: Performing Arts Warehouse. For program information call 306-764-5353.

  • February: Odyssey Productions Inc. For program information call 306-922-ACTS (2287).

  • February 4-12: Odyssey Productions presents THE MAIL ORDER BRIDE by Robert Clinton. "The Mail Order Bride" belongs to a long tradition of plays which revolve around the telling of stories. In this play, Harold English is our storyteller, a conjurer who reveals the truth through the illusion. Humor covers the pain, love informs all, loss is always nearby, and happy endings don't come easily in true stories. We learn a lot about the courage it took to build upon this harsh, unfriendly land, and the courage it takes to make love stay in a world that is unkind too often. About the courage it takes to face truth knowing its ability to hurt and destroy or heal and set free. Stories have almost magical powers. They are how we understand ourselves a little better. The storyteller has a perspective no one else has found, and offers the story as a gift that amuses, entertains heals, teaches, reveals and scolds. Stories take us to new places and we grow from the journey. THE MAIL ORDER BRIDE is, finally, about family. It shows us how families can grow, flourish, fail, betray one another, offer comfort and strength. While the Teeters are not every family, their story is one we all can share, and their truths, even in the pleasant disguise of the theatre's illusions, are ones we all can cherish. Call the Box Office at 306-922-2287 to book your Season Tickets. For more info visit: http://CityLightsNews.com/../odyssey.htm
      Characters:
    • Harold English - a crazy coot played by Ken Loewen
    • Charlotte Emery-Teeter - a mail order bride played by Sandra Anderson
    • Art Milligan - a travelling salesman played by Jason Elliot
    • Rachel Teeter - a farmer's daughter played by Colleen Breadner
    • Charles Teeter - a farmer played by Matthew Mathiason
    • Russell Teeter - a hot shot pilot played by Colin Cote
    • Eva Teeter - a young mother played by Timi Aganaba
    • Directed by John Beatty and Cara Breadner

  • February 2: Paul Brandt with special guest "The Wilkensons" at Centennial Auditorium, Saskatoon. For more info call 1-800-970-7328 or www.saskcent.com

  • February 26: Symphony Pops Series presents: Oscar Lopez at Centennial Auditorium, Saskatoon. For more info call 1-800-970-7328 or www.saskcent.com

    index --- EXHIBITIONS Exhibitions

    Amy's On Second - 2990-2nd Avenue West
    http://www.CityLightsNews.com/amyson2.htm

  • February: Ed Pas
    Saskatoon Artist working in acrylic on wood (carved and painted)
    Artist statement - The ongoing theme of my work involves encounters with metaphysical beings in metaphysical landscapes. The work comes from a meditational approach where the images take form of their own volition during drawing sessions. In these sessions I enter a trance-like state similar to the soul journeys experienced by shamans. The experience is of a secret meeting in the vague half-shadow area characterized by the penumbra.* My process is about depicting these meetings and mapping the territory of this place through the creation of evocative images. The beings who show themselves in my work are travelers, guardians, spirit animals and others who cross my path. When they appear, the beings become part of a very personal iconography which I have developed over a number of years. This iconography includes recurring images of water, celestial bodies, ancient buildings and other objects, artifacts, and manifestations of nature. Each image records a glimpse of a meeting, an experience, or perhaps a portrait of one of the inhabitants of the penumbral place. The subjects are precise yet vague, seem simultaneously ancient and futuristic, and can be interpreted on multiple levels. I have been fascinated with the medieval concept that art should be more than simply a depiction of the outside world as we see and feel it with our five senses that the true reality exists beyond the mundane. My work to date has been an attempt to create sacred objects which we can enjoy as part of our daily lives--objects which can help to transform our surroundings into areas of sacredness and contemplation.
    ---------- * penumbra: the partly lighted area surrounding the complete shadow of a body, as the moon, in full eclipse --- the less dark region surrounding the dark central area of a sunspot --- a vague, indefinite, or borderline area

    Digger's Roadhouse - 2901-2nd Avenue West
  • Until March 4: Northern Image Photographers Display.

    Grace Campbell Gallery - Library, 125-12th Street East. Tel. 306-763-8322

  • Until February 2: Northern Image Photographers Library Display "Looking Back".
    B/W of historical or reminiscent theme. For information, call Geoff Payton 306-922-3394.
  • February 4-29: The Tapestry of Mother Earth
    LaVerne Bourassa and Joyce Middlebrook
    LaVerne Bourassa has been painting fro 3 years. She had 3 previous exhibitions in Prince Albert. Her main focus is florals in watercolors, along with some landscapes in watercolors and acrylics.
    Joyce Middlebrook began painting in 1982. She has completed her second year of painting classes through the university of Saskatchewan ans has been a member of Prince Albert Kyla Art Group since 1994. Joyce's watercolors portray the beauty and vitality of northern Canada and her works are on display in homes in Canada, United States, England and Australia.

    Little Gallery - 1010 Central Ave. Tel. 306-763-7080
    http://www.CityLightsNews.com/littlegallery/index.htm

  • Until February 10
    Ascensions
    by Karen Skoronski
    curated by Ulrike Veith
    Skoronski’s material is old wall paper that she has salvaged from empty farm houses in Saskatchewan. With this wallpaper she constructs 2-dimensional assemblages. Rather than reconstructing the experience of the settlers who lived with the wall paper, Skoronski uses the material in a spiritual manner. She takes the encrusted wall paper layers, separates them and re-layers them in new configurations. She is guided by her subconscious as much as aesthetics in her creative process, to transform the trapped energies into new abstractions, icons and metaphors.
    “The images will reflect the way I transform original wallpaper designs. Some designs will read as iconography, articulating a state of mind, while other patterns will read as language. The transmuted old fragments balance abstraction and representation, spontaneity with time, inner space with outer space, visual metaphors and conceptual space.”
    Skoronski

  • February 18 - March 26, 2000
    Winter Festival: Juried Art Show
    Local Showcase Exhibition
    Juror: Gilles Hebert, Director, Mendel Art Gallery

    Opening Reception: Friday, Feb 18 from 8:00-10:00pm
    Talk/Tour: Saturday, Feb 19 - 1:00pm

    The Winter Festival Juried Art Show is a showcase for local and regional artists and fulfills a central role in the region, as it provides the only professionally juried show that serves the area. The Winter Festival Juried Art Show is the only juried exhibition in the province that displays all the works entered for a one week period. The show is an important venue for new and emerging artists in the community and allows the gallery to feature these artists and to provide them with feedback on their work. The format includes group and individual critiques. Artists are making intensive use of this opportunity. The general public is in high attendance at this show. In just one week, 2000 people visit the gallery and are engaged and challenged by a wide range of art practices.

    Winter Festival Juror…

    This year’s juror is Gilles Hebert, Director of The Mendel Art Gallery. Before moving to Saskatoon in 1998, Hebert was executive director of the St. Norbert Art & Cultural Centre, a young multi-disciplinary residency-based arts organization housed in a former Trappist Mon-astery just outside of Winnipeg. Among other projects, he co-organized a national exhibition of Aganetha Dyck’s work. Hebert has been involved with the Winnipeg Art Gallery both in curatorial and administrative capacities, with the National Film Board of Canada, the Winnipeg Film Group, as well as collaborating with the curator of the Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris on a retrospective of Canadian films.

    For entry forms and/or more information on the Winter Festival Juried Art Show please contact The Little Gallery at 763-7080

    index --- RUNNING Curling

  • Every Wednesday at 6:00pm Brainsport Running Club meet at 733 Broadway Avenue, Saskatoon. For more info call 306-244-0955.

  • Every Sunday 1:00pm Brainsport Running Club meet at 733 Broadway Avenue, Saskatoon. For more info call 306-244-0955.

    index --- CURLING Curling

    • February 12-13: Mixed Spiel
    • February 18-20: Northern Teachers' Spiel
    • February 26-27: Service Clubs Spiel

    For more info visit the Prince Albert Golf and Curling Website

    index --- HOCKEY Hockey

    Comuniplex 690-32 St. E.
    P.A. Raiders Home Games "February 2000"

    • February 9: vs Medicine Hat tigers
    • February 16: vs Spokane Chiefs
    • February 20: vs Regina Pats
    • February 22: vs Prince George Cougars
    • February 26: vs Portland Winter Hawks
    • February 27: vs Lethbridge Hurricanes

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