A A4 CASTLEGAR NEWS, September 12, 1979

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WELCOME SIGN was out for the Grade 7 students, who,

for the first time, have become part of Kinnaird Junior deff.

Secondary School. Two classes have been enrolled, one

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under the supervision of F. Salekin and one under Medve-

Senior citizens begin

their fall

ing of the season
esday afternoon in
tre, with 31 mer-

in memory of two
ivd members, Mrs. Vi-
f° Jong and Mrs. Helen

ing of a new Senior
8
’ Centre,

activities
arranged for the seniors
during the summer months
and to the young ladies who
had driven the bus on these
tours,

Final plans were made
for the fall tea and com-
mittees are to be named..

Refreshments were ser-
ved by the kitchen i

Watercolor

Workshop with Parker

NEC Reléase

The distinguished artist
and teacher, Harley Parker,

cipants do not have to bring
materials,
There is a $7 fee for NEC
\ 10 for

will give a p on
watercolor painting at the
NEC, on Sept. 22 from 9:80 to
4:30.

In the morning there will
be a talk on color and space.
In the afternoon there will be

a ion of |
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bers. Advance registration is
required, phone 365-2411,
Parker, who has been a
Winlaw resident for. some
time, has a very impressive
background. He graduated
from the Ontario College of
Art and studied with the
ld-f

artist, Josef
Albers, at Black Mountain
College before taking a teach-
ing position at the Ontario

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Rotary-Arts Council join
to bring extended program

Released by
Castlegar & District
Community Arts Council

At their first meeting
after ‘the summer break,
directors of the Castlegar
and District Community Arts
Council agreed to a Rotary
Club to in

returned to grants chairman
Sally Williams,

Membership cards en-
titling bers to di t

booked a different clown
group from Quebec, La Rat-
atouille, to perform in the

admission on certain, speci-
fied events will be printed.
Anyone wishing to join can
pay. dues directly to mem-

bringing to Castlegar a more
extended program of cultural
events and entertainment
than was hitherto possible,

The arts council will
continue to operate inde-
pendently and hold its own
Programs; its role with the

Rotary Club will be that of -

advisor and coordinator.

Membership dues have -

been raised to $3 fér a single,
$5 for a family, and $10 for an
associate membership. All
clubs applying for arts coun-
eil grants are required to
purchase an associate mem-
bership. They are also re-
minded that grants appli-
cation forms should now be

bership ch Astrid Pin-
kerton, or to Box 8352; or at
either branch of the Castle-
gar Library, or Carl’s Drugs.

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5:30—Five-day weather re-

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5:40—Castlegar Library
story time with Judy
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6:00- land Golden City

ary School ‘on
Oct. 9.

Another confirmed
event will be a concert by the
Valley Players, a quintet
from Verrion. They will play
in the Selkirk College main
lounge on Nov. 21, !

the arts council at one of a
series of meetings sponsored
by the B.C, Cultural Fund to
investigate the state of art

taught in B.C. schools. Prob- |

lems discussed were the lack
of specialized training for
teachers, lack of money for
materials and facilities and
poor communication between
school authorities and con-
cerned bodies, such as arts
councils,

Following the popular
success of the clown trio, Bim
Bom Boom, the council has

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tend the Pacific Contact con-
ference to be held in Novem-
ber at the Hotel Vancouver.

Days Parade.
6:30—Golden City Days
Queen's Pageant.
* 8:00—USCC Youth Festival
held in Brilliant —
Part 13.
9:00—Castlegar City Coun-
cil meeting of Sept.

11.
T.B.A. Right after council

meeting. a

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- Special new.
feature: the
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CASTLEGAR NEWS, September 12, 1979 B 1

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DEMONSTRATION OF ce drivers, the press and
RESCUE EQUIPMENT is pice meinbers of the
tured at the bul Castl Rob: legion
centre in Castlegar on’ which Is considering the
Sept. 5. Chris Mackay, a purchase of the rescue

Pp of d i for the provin-
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cutting tool (far left) as it
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Attention Mién & Boys!

COMMUNITY

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FIGURE SKATING ;
Castlegar Figure Skating Club Registraticn:
Sept. 11 and 22 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. in the arena
complex. All ages, Bring CFSA number.

alee RNABC MEETING -

The Castlegar and District Chapter of the
Registered Nurses’ Association of B.C. will meet at
the home of Jill Peregrym, 324 South Ridgewood
Dr., at 7:30 on Tuesday Sept. 18, 1979. Planning of
the winter program will take place at this meeting.
Wine and cheese will be served. Come and bring
your program suggestions.

: SQUARE DANCING
Learn Modern Square Dancing. Beginners
classes start Wednesday, Sept. 19 at 7:30 p.m. at
the Woodland Park Elementary School, For more
information pleaseicall 365-8184.

RUMMAGE SALE
Castlegar and District Hospital Rummage Sale
is to be held Oct. 19 and 20. Donations needed and
appreciated. For pick-up phone 365-3821, 365-8302,
or 365-2603.

First ina five-part series

How can a woman become a more effec-
tive person?

‘By learning how to talk out problems
and resolve conflicts so everyone's needs are
met and nobody loses, according to a special
five-part feature starting in today's Castlegar
News.

based on her new book, Effectiveness
Training for Women, sociologist Linda Adams
tells you step by step how to reach a “no-win,
no-lose” conflict resolution.

With co-author Elinor Lenz, Adams-
demonstrates how to overcome such |
problems as traditional female passivity and
dependence, female fear of self-disclosure,
confrontation and_ conflict, women’s
traditional role as “losers” and as listeners. to
male experts, and women’s fear of ap-
pearing “unfeminine” when they assert their
rights. : :

[From “Effectiveness Training for Women” by Linda Adams -
with Elinor Lenz. C 1979 by Eff

Inc. d with of the publish Wyden
Books.) :

In this first installment of a series |

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College of Art. PYTHIAN SISTERS You have found yourself involved in a relationship where
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Mary Owens and Mrs. Lisa
Dyck will be in charge of the
kitchen during October; en-
tertainment — next’ meeting
will be a sovial afternoon of
card games; games — alley
bowling is being held every
Wednesday afternoon at 1
p.m.; cards — 18 cards to sick
members were sent out dur-
ing the summer, five hospital
calls and four home calls
made.

On behalf of her hus-
band, Mrs. C. Simmons ex-
tended their thanks for -all
the calls and visits he had
received during his illness.

it. was reported that the
repairs on the hall were
going ahead.

Leaflets regarding mem-
erialg were given to mem-
bers. Song books were pre-
sented by Mr. McAndrew
{these he had received from

the regional recreation com-
ion for the trips they had

Downward
jvend for
ferry traffic
‘ downward trend was
in nearly all cat-
f traffic using the
silewar-Robson Ferry dur-
he month of August, as
to the same period
The only increase was in

raber of buses (four
Yr as compared to

year for this same’

and motorcycles, up
from a total of 359 fast

Other statistics were as
follows, with the 1978 figures

to exhibit photos

NEC Release

The NEC and the Com-
munity Arts Council] invite
photographers to submit
prints toa Community Photo
Exhibit show which will be
open, Oct. 3-14,

Anyone can enter up to

NETWORK UPDATE AND.
LATE CHANGES FOR
‘SEPT. 14-20 TV WEEK

THURSDAY - SEPT. 20

€:30 p.m. - Add storyline to
BENSON: Benson's well.
managed household is thrown
into turmoil when Kalie talks
him into helping her disobey

her father, then disappears af-
ter to a forbidden rock concert.

9:30 pom. - Add storyline to
SOAP: Billy Tale reaches the
end of his endurance and Ms.
David gives Jodie a final ultima-
tum,

NB'
FRIDAY - SEPT. 14
8:30 p.m. - Add storyline to THE
FACTS OF LIFE: When Sue Ann,
whom the girls believe to be the
smartest student in the school,
discovers that she has the low-
ast IQ her morale takes a nose-

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Instruction

ALL STYLES
Thursday in Castlegar

six prints of any size. black
and white or color. Mounted
and framed pictures would be
preferred, but all will be
accepted. -

Drop off your pictures,
identified with your name,
address and phone number at
the NEC by Sept. 28. There
is no entry fee,

Share your pictures with
your neighbors. All subjects
and all levels of skill will be in
the exhibition. There will be
an informal opening the even-
ing of Oct. 4,

399-4174.
*

-ARTS—

Another season — with many exciting events
happening in the community. Your help in keeping
us posted on art events would be much appreciated.
Just call 365-7850 with date and details and we'll
include it in this bi-monthly column.

Sept. 8 to 28 — Drawings and prints by Velen
Fanderlik at the National Exhibition Centre in
‘Castlegar. Hours for his show are 2:80 to 4:80 p.m.
daily and Friday until 9 p.m. Upcoming at the
Centre in October is a Photography Show
sponsored by the Community Arts Council to
feature the work of photographers in our area. Leni
Normington is the person to contact for more
information about showing and her number is

*
‘Oct. 9 — "La Ratatouille” a clown quintet from
Quebec featuring four clowns and a musician will
appear at Stanley Humphries gymnasium at 7 p.m.
Sponsored by the Community Arts Council.
. . *

Nov. 2 — The Valley Players, a string quintet
will appear in the Selkirk College main lounge,
sponsored by the Arts Council.

*. * *

Story hours are starting again on Sept. 19 at

Design at the Royal Ontario

versity and the Kern Chair in
Communications at the Roch-
ester Institute of Technol-
ogy. He has also been a
Research Associate at the
Centre for Culture and Tech-
nology at the University of
Toronto.

He currently teaches
summer school at the Ontario
College of Art. His pain
are shown in Canada through
the prestigious BAU-XI Gal-
leries in Toronto and Van-
couver.

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SMORGASBORD

Every Friday night, starting
September 14

This week features a

their first meeting of the month on Sept. 13 at 7:30
p.m, at the Masonic Hall. ms
+ NEW BABY MUM?

Share your experiences, your questions, your
concerns with other mums and the Public Health
Nurse. Come and diseuss your baby’s development,
infant nutrition, safety, stress and frustrations.
First of a series of classes: Monday, Sept. 17 at the
Castlegar Health Unit from 10:30 a.m. - 12 noon,
For information and registration, phone 365-7748.

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS

Brothers of the Twin Rivers K.P. Lodge that
wish to take part in a Dutch Treat supper at the Hi
Arrow Arms on the 17th of Sept. prior to the
meeting at which the Grand Chancellor Command-
er will be in attendance can meet at the Masonic
Hall at 5:80 p.m. or be at the Hi Arrow Hotel at 6
p.m. on Sept. 17, 1979.

GIRL GUIDES REGISTRATION FOR NORTH
AND SOUTH CASTLEGAR* BLUEBERRY AND
GENELLE

Girl Guides of Canada has revised its’ age
groupings to fit the needs of changing times, and
incorporated — a new group, Pathfinders.

The new age groupings are as follows:

Brownies — 6-9 years

Guides — 9-12 years :

Pathfinders — 12-16 years

Rangers — 16 years and up.

Times and places of registration:

North Castlegar (Brownies, Guides, Path-
finders) — Scout Hall — Wednesday Sept. 19, 6:30
-8 pm.

South Castl (Brownies, Guides, Ri
— Kinnaird Hall — Wednesday Sept. 19, 6:30 - 8:30

pm.
Blueberry (Brownies) — Blueberry Creek
School — Tuesday, Sept. 18, 7 - 8 p.m.
.. Genelle (Guides, Brownies, Pathfinders) —
Genelle Hall — Wednesday Sept. 19, 7 - 8 p.m.
For further information call: Mrs. Conrad
865-7174; Mrs, Gjrnnatad 365-8213; Rangers, Doris
Sweeney 365-3821. :

COMMUNITY PHOTO SHOW
Photographers are invited fo submit their
prints to the firat ever Community Photography
Show to be held at the National Exhibition Centre
Oct. 4 - Oct. 16.:A maximum of six prints may be
submitted, black and white or color. These should
be mounted/framed by preference but all will be

way. Is there anything you can do in lieu 9! continuing.to lose

‘— ghortof ending’ the relationship? -

While some people firm-
ly believe in fully exercising
their power in a conflict
situation, many others solve
problems with power simply
out of habit and/or because
they don't know any other
way except giving in — and
they don't like that alter-
native.

To persuade the other
person to enter into a plan for
resolving your conflict so

that no one loses, you need to"

take the initiative with an
approach such as:

“Td like to see if there's
another way to solve this
problem. What would you
think of our sitting down
together and trying to find a
solution that we would both
like?” SEA

“I value our relationship
so much that I'd really like to
try some new ways of solving
our problems. I'd like to tell
you about them.”

You need to make it
clear how you feel about
losing, how you feel about the
other person — when he/she
continually wins at your
expense:

“T feel so hurt and
frustrated when you make
decisions without including

‘me because often it means I
don't get what I need. It
makes me feel you don't care
what I want.”

“I feel myself getting
really resentful because you
change the subject when I
tell you my ideas about the

+ budget. I'm afraid © some

things that are important to
me will be left out.”

“ “T don't feel very loving
toward you when we always
do things your way. It makes
me feel like trying to get

torent
back at yor .

If you can express your *
feelings in self-disclosing,
non-threatening ways and
shift gears to listen to any
resistance, you may be sur-
prised at the positive res-
ponse you get from others.

To show how the ETW
Method can work, here is.an
example from a family genu-
inely committed to the “no
lose” philosophy.

Bonnie took the initi-
ative by telling her husband,
Jim, and her 11-year-old
daughter, Sunny, her feel-
ings about a ‘family conflict.
She recalls: .

“T started working full-
time about a year ago. Before.
that, I'd taken almost total
responsibility for the house- |
hold. A couple of months
after I started working, I
began to feel resentful to-
ward Jim and Sunny. Not
only was I working full-time,
but I was also still doing most.
of the housework. I guess I'd
expected they would auto-
matically start helping and
when they didn't I must
admit I said such things as:

“Could you help me with
some of this work?

“Can't you see all the
things that need to be done?

“I'm just going to stop
doing any work around here

“How can you sit thére
and watch television while I
do ail the work?

“Then they'd get up and
do a few things.:— or we
would argue — and the
problem would come up again
a day or so later. I decided
this was'a very important
issue for me — and I was
unwilling to keep losing.”
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COOL SPOT WITH
GOOD MUSIC

THE BJ’S

Guests must be
signedin,

the Castlegar Library and on Sept. 17 at the
Kinnaird Library, both at 1 p.m. Bring your
pre-schoolers to hear charming stories read by the
librarians. The televised Library Story Hour on
Channel 10 will also resume. =

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accepted,

‘Identify all prints with name, address and
phone number. Bring your prints to the National
Exhibition Centre during NEC hours, (Closed
Monday and Tuesday; open Wednesday thru
Sunday 10:80 - 4:30 p.m.) :

Prints should be submited no later than Sept.

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The Community Band practices in the Selkirk 365-6000 .
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BASIC SKILLS IMPROVEMENT

Classes for adults who wish to take upgrading up to
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below Grade 10.

Classes will begin September 24, 1979, in the Por-
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