Chinook Regional Library

A.    INTRODUCTION

  

The Chinook Regional Library was established on June 1, 1971.  It serves the people of southwestern Saskatchewan, covering an area of 19,286 square miles or 49,949 square kilometres.  This public library service can offer the people an opportunity to acquire material for information and enjoyment.  It is an essential part of the community.  The branch librarian in each community is the contact with the public, and is, therefore, the most essential worker in the library system.  The Chinook Regional Library depends on its branch librarians to carry out its programs of service to the area.

This manual is designed to help the branch librarian be as efficient as possible, with a broad understanding of what library service really involves.

 
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