Demmer Memorial Library

Tell us how the library benefits our community for a chance to win one of several prizes during National Library Week.  We value your ideas and opinions, so here is your chance to let us know how the library is beneficial to the community.  Prize drawings to be held on Monday, April 19th, 2010.  Only one entry per person.  Must be 18 years of age or older to participate.  Please answer the question – how does the library benefit our community?  Submit your written answer before noon on Monday, April 19th, 2010.  Please include your telephone number so that we can notify you if you are a winner.  All prizes must be claimed before May 1st or they will be forfeited.

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Are you searching for a job?  As more and more citizens rely on the library for assistance in their job seeking efforts, the E.U. Demmer Library and Wisconsin Valley Library System, supported by a 2009 LSTA Grant are providing a “Job Search kit” that includes access to the electronic database product – Learning Express along with 2 netbooks and a wireless printer. This kit and assistance from library staff will help patrons in searching for employment opportunities, creating and fine tuning cover letters and resumes, as well as brushing up on basic computer skills.  During the month of April you may visit the library to utilize this kit to conduct your job searching at the library.  The computer workstation is set-up with easy access to several Internet resources for job searching and includes access to a wireless printer.  There is no fee for this service and it is available on a first come first serve basis.  Call the Demmer Library at 546-3391 for more information. 

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April 12th-17th

Visit the colorful, educational, traveling exhibit to learn about the rainforest community.  Show your support for veterans and military service members in our community by attending the film screening & donating items for the troops overseas.  School-age children are invited to participate in a special project.

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