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CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thursday, January 8 1976

SPRING INTO GOOD EATING

On Sunday, March 21, 1976, Selkirk Collogo presents a deliciously inviting look at
today's nutrition. An informal collection of films, slide shows, displays and people
will guide you through life's most satisfying and important pastime — eating.
Come and find out if you really are what you eat, Topics and displays will include
stretching your food dollar, nutrition, food and disease and of course the cafoterla
will be serving lunch, Weite or phone for detailed brochure,

— One day only, Sunday, March 21, beginning at 10:00 A.M,

Admission Free

INTRODUCTION TO BEEKEEPING

Information will be provided on how to begin beekeeping, beekeeping equipment,
eolony including winterh of package bees,
swarming, American foulbrood disease identification, the use of drugs to contro!
bee disease, .

—— 8 Monday evenings at 7:00 P.M., beginning on February 2 in Room K-10 (; plus

one field day to be announced).

INSTRUCTOR: Mr. George Melntyre

FEE: $20 per person

Note: Enrollment will be limited. Advance registration required by January 22.

BEEKEEPING — INTERMEDIATE COURSE
This is a more advanced course in beekeeping intended for people who have

already taken one course in beekeeping or who have had two or more years of

beekeeping experience. —-
— 8 Tuesday evenings at 7:00 P.M., beginning on February 3 in Room K-10 (plus a
field day to be announced).
INSTRUCTOR: Mr. John Corner
FEE: $20 per person
Note: Enrollment will be limited,
Advance registration required by January 22.

YOGA

Hatha Yoga can help you feel more relaxed. Simple postures and controlled

breathing techniques open the way to a greater sense of well being. You should

wear comfortable clothing and bring a mat or folded blanket.

— 10 Thursday evenings at 7:30 P.M. beginning on January 15 in Room M-14,

INSTRUCTOR: Mrs. Darlene McDowell

FEE: $18 per person i f

Note: Enrollment wilt be limited to 20 people, Please phone in your registration
by January 14,

WOMEN’S HEALTH DAY

Displays, brochures, and a choice of films, workshops and short talks by doctors
and other birth control, problems, childbirth,
menopause, vaginal and urinary tract infections, cancer, sex problems, abortion,
weight control, exercise and many other topics.

Write or phone for detailed brochure.

— One day only, Saturday, March 27, 9:30 A.M. - 6:30 P.M.

Admission is free,

INCOME TAX

A one day workshop covering dedi tax and tax
credit, Specific questions may be submitted in advance by mail, and will be dealt
with at the workshop to the extent that time permits, a

— One day only, Saturday, March 20, 10:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M. in Room K-11.
INSTRUCTOR; Mr. Leo Soligo, C.A.

PEE: $10 per person

Note: Advance registration required February 28,

THE METRIC SYSTEM
See under Communication,

FIRST AID
See under Technical & Professional.

LAW.
See under Law for the Citizen.
RECREATION

FLY TYING
This course will help you master the art of tying superior dry flies, nymphs,
streamers and wet flies. The examples used to illustrate various wing and body
types will include “classic” patterns (Royal Coachman, Adams, Ginger Quill, ete.)
and “local” patterns (Tom Thumb, Peter Ross, Anderson Nymph, Shad Flies,
etc.) Fly fishing films supplement tying sessions. Most equipment and supplies
provided. Beginners welcome.
— 7 Monday evenings at 7:00 P.M., beginning on January 19 in Room G-10.
INSTRUCTOR: Dr. Gary Hunnisett
FEE: $25 per person
Note: Enrollment will be limited to 10 people. Please phone in your registration

by January 16.

GEOLOGY OF THE WEST KOOTENAY
How to find and identify the various types of rocks, minerals and fossils of the
Kootenays. Field trips to old mines, scenic areas and fossil sites, This course is
particularly suitable for beginners and families.
——8 Thursday evenings plus three day-long field trips. First meeting on March 25
in Room M-20 at 7:30 P.M. i
INSTRUCTOR: Miss L. Anderton _
FEE: $28 per person, $35 per family
Note: Enrollment will be limited.
Advance registration required by March 18.

ASTRONOMY — OBSERVING THE SPRING SKIES

Here is an opportunity to get a close look at the spring skies, Each evening will
consist of an illustrated talk on astronomy, followed by telescope viewing at the
college observatory.

— 5 Wednesday evenings in Room K-10, beginning on March 17 at 7:00 P.M.
INSTRUCTOR: Mr. Don Jones

FEE: $5 per person

PRACTICAL USE OF AIR PHOTOGRAPHS — GRAND FORKS

A short course on how to select, use and analyze air photos, of interest to hunters,

hikers, cross-country skiers, fishermen and snowmobilers. 4 "2

— One day only, Saturday, January 32 at the Grand Forks High Schoo! at
10,30

INSTRU

GEE: 35 2 y

Note: Advance registration required by January 23.

Al
ICTOR: Mr, Norman Hill

PRACTICAL USE OF AIR PHOTOGRAPHS — NELSON
A short course on how to select, use and analyze air photos, of interest to hunters,

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fy on Jamticy 16th RoulfT3,
EES

FEE: $20 per person
Note: Advaice registration required by January 16.

AVALANCHE HAZARD ANALYSIS — FIELD TRIP

A field trip to a local avalanche area where avalanche conditions will be analyzed.

— One day only, Sunday, January 25. Meet in Room B-16 at 8:00 A.M.
Transportation will be provided by the College.

INSTRUCTOR: Mr. Gary Bruce

FEE: $12 per person

Note: Advance Registration required by January 21.

AUDUBON WILDLIFE FILMS

A series of outstanding natural history films narrated in person by distinguished
turalist C by the West Kootenay Naturalists

Association.

— February 3, 1976, 8:00 P.M., “Pacific Shores”, with Mr. Norm Wakeman, noted
naturalist, author and film-maker.

— March 23, 1976, 8:00 P.M. “Migration Mysteries", with Dr. Walter J.
Breckenridge, Director Emeritus, Bell Museum of Natural History.

Admission: Adults $1.25; Students 7c; Children 50c

Write or fihone for detailed brochure.

SURVIVAL FIRST AID

See under Technical and Professional.

PHOTOGRAPHY
See under Creative Arts.

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BEEKEEPING
See under Home Life Skills.

GEM CUTTING
Seo under Creative Arts,

COMMUNICATION
‘EFFICIENT READING

‘This course will help you develop reading specd as well as improve understanding.

and retention of printed information,

~ 7 Tuesday evenings at 7:30 P.M, beginning on January 18 in Room G-13,
INSTRUCTOR: Mr. John Green

FEE: $18 per person

SIGN LANGUAGE

Techniques of communication thiuifisign language,

— 10 Tuesday evenings at 7:30 P.M., beginning on January 18 in Room B-13,

INSTRUCTOR: Mrs, D, Greenberg

FEE: $20 per person; $30 per family

THE METRIC SYSTEM

Learn to understand the metric system of weights and measures, including speed

limits distances, recipes, land area, floor space, tariffs, and the length, volume and

weight of oducts. Thi will provide d that will

help you visualize the new units of measure,

— 2 Wednesday evenings at 7:30 P.M., beginning on February 11 in Room L-20
and concluding on February 25,

INSTRUCTOR: Mr. Don Jones

FEE: $10 per person

BUSINESS CORRESPONDENCE

This course will help you to develop skills in clear, ‘correct and concise writing.

Attention will be given to the writing of business letters, memoranda, and short

reports designed to get results.

—_7 Wednesday evenings at 7:30 P.M., beginning on January 14 in
Room G-13,

INSTRUCTOR: Mr. John Green

FEE: $18 per person _

SPANISH TION ~ IN LEVEL

A course emphasizing conversation and active practice. You should have a

beginner's knowledge of Spanish in order to enroll,

—10 Monday evenings at 7:30 P.M., beginning on January 12 in Room 16 of the
Trail Junior Secondary School.

INSTRUCTOR: Mrs, Carmen Guido

FEE: $20 per person

FILM WORKSHOP }

‘You will have the opportunity to watch many good motion pictures and learn how
you can use film to convey concepts and to motivate people. Of special interest to
teachers, service clubs, churches and community groups. This program is
co-sponsored by the National Film Board.

— A three-day program, beginning Friday morning, March 19 and continuing

through Sunday, March 21,
INSTRUCTORS: Resource people from the National Film Board will travel to
Castlegar for this program.

FEE: A fee will be charged to cover meals and (if required) accommodation,
Write or phone for further details.

SELKIRK

Community Education

BOOKKEEPING PLUS ‘
This certificate course {s offered through home study with guidance from an
instructor at the College. It will bo of interest to anyone who is interested in
bookkecping processes such as: basic records, posting to ledgers, bank
reconciliation, trial balances, income statements and balance sheets.

DATE: Students can commence anytime this winter.

FEE: $30 plus $17 for books and material available at the College bookshop.
INSTRUCTOR: Mr. Ger Van Beynum
Note: Please register by phone or mail.

P.E. 21 BUSINESSMEN’S KEEP FIT
) An individualized fitness programme for all ages, includes a personal fitness test
and specific nrosramme for your level of fitness, Activities include heart-lung

“conditioning, flexibility, muscle tone and conditioning, group and individual

games — a combination of physica! activity and fun! Gym strip required,

— Mondays and Wednesdays (Fridays optional) 12:00 noon - 1:00 P.M., beginning
on February 2 at the Physical Education Centre and continuing for 8 weeks,

FEE: §20 per person

Note: Advance registration required by January 22,

P.E, 22 HOUSEWIVES’ KEEP FIT

This is a personal programme which will include an evaluation (test of your fitness
level) and then an individualized programme will be designed for your present
fitness level and future interests, Flexibility, body contouring, muscle tone,
heart-lung fitness, and relaxation exercises to assist you in enjoying your life.
Proper gym attire is mandatory.

— Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10:80 - 11:30 A.M., beginning on February 3 at the
Physical Education Centre and continuing for 8 weeks.

FEE: $20 per person

Note: Advance registration required by January 22.

P.E. 31 INTRODUCTORY RACQUETBALL

A basic introduction to racquetball with emphasis on learning the fundamental

“shots” in order to play the game as soon as possible — singles, doubles and

cut-throat games with ladder challenge h during the course.

Gym strip required plus individual must supply own racquetballs.

— Tuesdays and Thursdays at 8:00 P.M., beginning on February 3 at the Physical
Education Centre and continuing for 8 weeks. i

FEE: $20 per person

Note: Advance registration required by January 22.

P.E. 32 INTRODUCTORY SQUASH

An introductory instructional activity to this popular sport. Basic skills and

fundamentals will be taught with a major portion of time allotted to game play

and tournaments. Rules and game strategy will be included in the opening

sessions. Gym strip is required and players will be asked to supply their own

rackets and squash balls.

— Mondays and Wednesdays at 9:00 P.M., beginning on February 2 at the
Physical Education Centre and continuing for 8 weeks.

FEE: $30 per person

Note: Advance registration required by January 22.

P.E. 33 INTRODUCTORY HANDBALL ;
This course will utilize the new handball-racquetball court at Selkirk's
; for 7,

Note: Advance registration required by February 27, 1976, will be
limited to 25 people.

: CREATIVE ARTS

BASIC PHOTOGRAPHY is

You will have an opportunity to develop, enlarge and print your own black and
white photographs. The course will also cover camera operation, composition,
lighting and presentation. All photographs will he evaluated by class critiques.
— 12 Tuesday evenings at 7:00 P.M., beginning on January 19 in Room BB-22.
INSTRUCTOR: Mr, Jim Ford

FEE: $26 per person

PRODUCING INTERESTING SLIDE SHOWS

Learn how to improve the quality of your home slide presentations through the
use of special techniques such as masking, mounting, copying, and tilting. You will
have the to produce a slide-sound i

— 4 Monday evenings at 7:00 P.M., beginning on January 12 in Room BB-22.
INSTRUCTOR: Mr. Jim Ford

FEE: $16 per person

INTRODUCTION TO GEM CUTTING

How to saw, grind, sand and polish a gemstone. Each participant will start with

tough material and produce a finished gemstone.

— 5 Tuesday evenings at 7:00 P.M., beginning on January 20 in Room K-12.

INSTRUCTOR: Mr. R. W. Shepherd

FEE: $20 per person

Note: Enrollment will be limited to 10 people. Please phone in your registration
by January 15,

BASIC COLOUR AND DESIGN — CASTLEGAR

This one-day workshop in colour and design will emphasize basic ideas and

techniques applicable to all creative arts, including painting, weaving, pottery,

nly, 9:00 A.M. - 4:00 P.M., Saturday, January 31 in Room K-11.
INSTRUCTOR: Mr. Harley Parker. Mr. Parker taught colour and design at the
Ontario College of Art for 10 years and was Head of Design at the
+ Royal Ontario Museum 10 years.
FEE: $10 per person
Note: Advance registration required by January 23.

BASIC COLOUR AND DESIGN — NELSON

This course will emphasize basic ideas and techniques applicable to all creative

arts including painting, weaving, pottery, etc.

— 12 Thursday evenings at 7:00 P.M., beginning on January 15 at the Kootenay
School of Art. :

INSTRUCTOR: Mr. Harley Parker

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This course is intended for the student painter with. some experience. Many

traditional techniques will be taught with an explanation of the communication
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INSTRUCTOR: Mr. Harley Parker
FEE: $26

SILK SCREEN WORKSHOP — NELSON

A workshop covering a basic introduction to and use of silk screen stencil

methods,

— Friday, February 20, 7:00 - 9:00 P.M. and Saturday, February 21, 9:00 A.M. -
4:00 P.M. at the Kootenay School of Art.

INSTRUCTOR: Mr. Steve Kresta

FEE: $12 per person

Note: Advance registration required by January 21.

FILM WORKSHOP

See under Communication,

_ TECHNICAL and PROFESSIONA

SURVIVAL FIRST AID

A one-day programme that meets Workers' Compensation Board requirements
for Survival First Aid Certificate. Also an excellent intensive course for anyone
engaged in situations where firstaid may be required.

— One day only, Saturday, January 24, 8:30 A.M. in Room M-14,
INSTRUCTOR: Mr. Walter Tymofievich

FEE: $15 per person

Note: Advance registration required by January 22.

This will be an i in the sport
and will feature fundamental skills, rules and court strategy in singles and
doubles, challenge games, and ladder tournament will be a major part of the
programme. Gym strip is required.

— Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7:00 P.M.; beginning on February 3 at the Physical
Edication Centre and continuing for 8 weeks,

FEE: $20 per person

Note: Advance registration required by January 22.

P.E. 34 INTRODUCTORY BADMINTON

An instructional introductory course for beginning badminton players — includes © ‘

fundamental skills, rules and court strategy. Players supply birds and wear
appropriate gym attire. This course will follow the Canadian Badminton
Certil evel P which is ive and suited for beginners.

— Mondays and Wednesdays at 7:00 P.M., beginning on February 2 at the ‘

Physical Education Centre and continuing for 8 weeks.
FEE: $20 per person
Note: Advance registration required by January 22.

P.E. 51 COACHING THEORY [LEVEL 1]
A nationally certified programme designed to provide Amateur coaches with an
opportunity to: — receive formal training in the art and science of coaching
— improve leadership skills
— upgrade coaching knowledge and expertise
— obtain it through it i
Course will cover: role of the coach, growth and development, psychology and
sport, motor learning, exercise physiology, sports medicine, biomechanics,
training methods.
— 8 Tuesday evenings at 7:30 P.M., beginning on January 20 at the Physical
Education Centre.
FEE: $10 per person
Note: Advance registration required by January 15,

P.E, 61 HOUSEWIVES’ INTRODUCTION TO SKIING

An to downhill skiing with lift tickets, equi and

instruction provided. This course is not for proficient skiers.

— 6 Wednesday mornings, 8:00 A.M. - noon, beginning on January 21. Meet at
the Physical Education Centre.

FEE: $40 per person

Note: Advance registration required by January 15.

PE. 62 INTRODUCTION TO SKIING

An introduction to downhill skiing with transportation, lift tickets, equipment,

and instruction provided. This course is not intended for proficient skiers.

—6 Thursday mornings, 8:00 A.M. - noon, beginning on January 22, Meet at the
Physical Education Centre. .

FEE: $40 per person

Note: Advance registration required by January 15.

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re of equipment. ‘Transpurtadon und Squipiietic will os provided,

— One day only, Saturday, January 10, 8:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. at the Physical
Education Centre. »

FEE: $20 per person; $35 per couple Z

Note: Please phone in your registration by January 9.

P.E. 71 TAPING TECHNIQUES FOR ATHLETICS
A programme directed to help persons in the coaching profession who are dealing
with athletic injuries in their sport. The course outline includes prevention,
treatment and rehabilitation of athletic injuries. In all 3 phases of above you will
be learning a number of taping techniques. Equipment such as tape, scissors, and
athletic ais will be supplied.
— 8 Tuesday evenings at 8:00 P.M., begi

Sia gs beginning January 13 at the Physical
FEE: $20 per person
Note: Please phone in your registration by January 12,

P.E. 72 THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE FOR ATHLETICS

Massage is one of the oldest forms of therapeutic treatment known. An

instructional class where both theory and technique of massage will be taught. In

addition toa knowledge of Massage you will be learning about the structure of the

hee Each individual will be responsible for 1 sheet, 1 towel, 1 pillow and a

anger.

— 8 Wednesday evenings at 8:00 P.M., beginning on March 3 in the Physical
Education Centre.

FEE: $20 per person

Note: Advance registration required by February 20.

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COLLEGE
WINTER 1976

AW FOR THE CITIZEN
VANCOUVER PEOPLE'S LAW SCHOOL
COURSES °

FREE LAW
CASTLEGAR —NELSON—
EVERYONE WELCOME!

FAMILY LAW — CASTLEGAR AND NELSON
Marriage law, property law,
custody of children, divorce grounds,
CASTLEGAR: Monday, February 9 at 7:00 P.M. and continued Tue:
February 10, at 7:00 P.M. in Room K-11, Castlegar Campus. Mr.
D. Sperry instructing,
NELSON: Monday, February 2 at 7:00 P.M. and continued on Tuesday, February
we .3 at 7:00 P.M. in Room 103 of Central School, Mr. “D, Miller
4 instructing.
Admission is free,
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, WILLS AND ESTATES — CASTLEGAR AND TRAIL
hi for having a will, ial chi fa will, what to do when a
family member dies, probating the estate, succession duties, Canada Pension

in.

CASTLEGAR: Monday, March 8 at 7:00 P.M. and continued on Tuesday, March 9

at 7:00 P.M, in Room K-11, Castlegar Campus.

TRAIL: Monday, February 16 at 7:00 P.M. and continued on Tuesday, February
17 at 7:00 P.M. in Room 125, J. L, Crowe School. Mr. R. C. E. Mellett
instructing.

Admission is free.

THE CANADIAN COURT SYSTEM AND SMALL CLAIMS COURT

The civil and criminal courts, starting a small claims court action, serving the

writ, preparing for the hearing, the hearing, enforcing the order.

NELSON: Monday, February 16 at 7:00 P.M. and continued on Tuesday,
February 17 at 7:00'P.M. in Room 103, Central School. Mr. B.
Suffredine instructing.

Admission is free,

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS — NELSON AND TRAIL
Buying and selling a house, the real estate agent, signing the interim agreement,
financing the purchase, the mortgage, the deed, property taxes and fire
insurance, government grants and mortgages, the closing, taking possession.
NELSON: Monday, March 1 at 7:00 P.M. and continued on Tuesday, March 2 at
7:00 P.M. in Room 103 of Central School. Ms. L. Porteous instructing.
TRAIL: Monday, February 2 at 7:00 P.M. and continued on Tuesday, February 3
. at 7:00 P.M. in Room 125 of J. L. Crowe School. Mr. R. Fabbro
instructing.
Admission is free.
CRIMINAL LAW — CASTLEGAR AND NELSON
Criminal courts, police powers, search and seizure, arrest and bail, securing a
lawyer, preparing for trial, the trial, sentencing, appeals.
CASTLEGAR: Monday, March 15 at 7:00 P.M. and continued on Tuesday, March
16 at 7:00 P.M. in Room K-11, Castlegar Campus. Mr. R. Spilker
instructing. . i
NELSON: Monday, March 15 at 7:00 P.M. and continued on Tuesday, March 16
at 7:00 P.M. in Room 103, Central School, Mr. M. Angene
instructing.
Admission is free.

WOMEN AND THE LAW — TRAIL
A videot:

otape pri ae in which lawyer Penny Bain discusses several ,.
aspects of the legal status of women, particularly as it-relates to marriage and.-

property ownership. A resource person will be available to answer questions.

— Three Tuesday evenings at 7:30 P.M. in Room 121 of J. L. Crowe School, April
6, 13 and 20.

Admission is free.

EVENING- CREDIT COUR
TIME: 7:00 - 10:00 P.M. Begins the week of January 12th.FEE:

TRAIL

Mathematics 101: Calculusand Analytic Geometry
Psychology 101: Introduction to Psychology
English 114: Introduction'to Modern Literature
Fine Arts 101: History of Art (1600 A.D. to Present)

Monday-Thursday

CASTLEGAR *
Physics 108: Basic Physics
Computing Science 130: The emphasis on this course
will be programming of the computer with
basic FORTRAN language.
Math 12: This high school completion course is a prere-
quisite for many university and career
programs.

Tuesday-Thursday
Wednesday
Monday-Thursday

NELSON
History 103: Chinese History (1900 A.D. to Present) Tuesday

GRAND FORKS. i: :
Psychology 101: Introduction to Psychology Wednesday

For further information contact Selkirk College, 385-7292.
BUSINESS ADMINISTRAT.

CREDIT: © i

A. BUS, 298 — PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT é zm
Here is an excellent opportunity to participate in our complete, full-time credit
course in Production Management. The Department of Business Administration
i in th ings to make it ient for the general public
to attend, along with our regular students. The major areas covered during the
course are functions of management, utilizing resourses, product research,

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overcoming resistance to change, and communications in the organization,
— 10 Tuesday evenings at 7:00 P.M., beginning January 13 in B-16,
INSTRUCTOR: Bruce Ketchum 2

FEE: $35

B, SUPERVISORY MANAGEMENT WORKSHOPS

This series of workshops is aimed at anyone who hes supervisory responsibility,

The program is intended to improve supervisory knowledge, skills, and
in areas such as: Practices, the role of the

supervisor, staffing, wg and

related subjects,

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Fri ponding upon majority pref for
the most suitable day. \ :

TIME: 9:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M.,commencing February 27 or 28 in Room B-16.
INSTRUCTOR: Harvey Gunn

FEE: $70 (or $15 per individuai sesston),
Please register early, specifying preference for Friday or Saturday.

c ION — NELSON .

‘This is an intensive course in organization and management and will cover

modern to planning, ing, contro) and

co-ordination. It will be of interest to anyone who is responsible for the
management of people, material, finances’ or other resources.

— A successive Saturdays, commencing January 17, 1976,from 9:00 A.M. to 5:00
P.M. This course will be held on the Nelson Campus (Vocational Division),
Silver King Road, Nelson.

INSTRUCTOR: Harvey Guan

FEE: $50°

Note: The-above course may be offered during the late winter of 1976 in other

centres where there is adequate demand, such as Nakusp and Grand,
Forks.

* The following courses are offered by the Vocational Division of Selkirk College.
All courses will be held at the Nelson Campus with the exception of the Air
Brakes course at the Castlegar Campus. The number of seats available in all
courses is limited, therefore, pi by phoning the campus
is desirable,

Nelson Campus — 352-6601
CastlegarCampus — 865-7292

AIR BRAKES CERTIFICATION

Castlegar Campus (24 houra)

— January 27 - March 90, plus field test

Nelson Campus (18 hours)

— January 12 - February 16

FEE: $20 4

This course leads to Air Brakes endorsation or the D.0.C.T. Motor Vehicle
Examination (D.0.C.T. examination - $5)

TYPING FOR BEGINNERS (86 hours)
Nelson Campus
* — January 13 - March 20
FEE: $25
A course for those wishing to learn to type or for those who would like to bring
their typing speed up to an employable level.: + to shire Ss. =

FORKNER SHORTHAND (30 hours)
Nelson Campus.

— January 20 - March 23

FEE: $20

Arefresher and speed building programme for those who have completed a basic
Forkner' course and wish to review theory and increase their writing speed.

MATHEMATICS FOR THE TRADES (21 hours)

Nelson Campus

— January 20 - March 2

FEE: $20

This course is specifically designed to cover the basic mathematics required in the
trades, It will include a short introduction into Metrics.

WELDING
Are Welding (72 hours)
Gas Welding (72 hours)
Nelson Campus
— January 5 - March 24
FEE: $50 for each course
Pre-registration for welding courses is necessary.

BUSINESS MACHINES
Nelson Campus

— March 2 - March 30
FEE: $15 :

COMMUNITY SIC: PROGRAM
Winter Quarter © (Most courses are 8 weeks)

INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL MUSIC CLASSES

PRE-SCHOOL VIOLIN

— Fridays at 11:00 A.M. or 1:00 P.M. at residence, Waneta Road, Trail,
beginning on January 16.

INSTRUCTOR: Eve Johnston

FEE: $20 per quarter

Instrument Rental: $5 monthly.

BEGINNING VIOLIN — SCHOOL AGE

— Fridays at 5:00 - 6:07 » beginning January 16 at the Trail Jr. Sec. School.

FEE: $90 per quarter

economical processing, production planning and control, it nd ;
inspection and quality control, and the of
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ful coinptetion of the course may be applied toward a Diploma in Busitiess
Administration fas Sciam Ce Beal
— Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings irom 7:00 - 9:50 P
January 12, 1976, and continuing for fifteen (15) weeks. To eld in Room
B-16 on Mondays and Wednesdays and B-17 on Tuesdays. No prerequisite
courses required,
FEE: $35
INSTRUCTOR: Harvey Gunn
Register early. Enrollment limited.

B. TRAIL EVENING PROGRAM i f :
Beginning the Week of February 23, a3 part of its ongoing evening program in
Trail, the Dep: of Business A will offer 2 credit courses:
Math 172 — Business Statistics
Econ. 151 — to - no! '
Both of these courses provide credit toward a Business Administration Certificate
or. Diploma as well as C.G.A. and R.A. exemption for professional accounting
accreditation.
INSTRUCTOR: Jack Cooper

NONCREDIT:

A. HUMAN RELATIONS IN ORGANIZATIONS

This, programme of seminars is built around a series of films, each covering a
different aspect of the nfanagerial-supervisory challenges in dealing with people
in an organization. Specific subjects covered in the films include the worker and
his job, introduction to motivation, dealing with conflicts in groups, the individual
in a group, job ployees: theories and

delegating authority, handling discipline, handling mistakes by subordinates,
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BEGINNING CLARINET

— Wednesdays at 4:00 - 5:
School.

INSTRUCTOR: Dennis Truant

FEE: $30 per quarter

INSTRUMENT RENTAL: $6 monthly

BEGINNING FLUTE

— Wednesdays at 3:00 - 4:00 P.M., commencing January 14 at 905 - 9th Ave. S.,
Castlegar,

INSTRUCTOR: Linda Bricker

FEE: $30 per quarter

INSTRUMENT RENTAL: $5 monthly

P.M., beginning January 14 at the Trail Jr, Sec.

INTERMEDIATE FLUTE oh

— Fridays at 4:00 - 5:00 P.M., beginning January 16 at the Trail Jr. Sec. School.
INSTRUCTOR: Linda Bricker :

FEE: $30 per quarter

PERCUSSION ‘

— Fridays at 3:30 - 4:30 P.M., commencing January 16 at the Twin Rivers
Elementary School.

INSTRUCTOR: Robert Bertuzzi

FEE: $30 per quarter

PRETEEN /AND_ TEEN] SINGING
— Time and place to be announced, Phone: 364-2144.
INSTRUCTORS: Margaret Purdy
Eileen Small
FEE: $25 per quarter

VOCAL PRODUCTION — ADULTS

— Time and place to be arranged. Phone: 364-1988,
INSTRUCTOR: Mrs. Eileen Smail

FEE: $30 per quarter

MUSIC APPRECIATION CLASSES

“THE EXPERIENCE OF LISTENING" — SECTION 1
— Wednesdays at 7:00 - 8:00 P.M., commencing January 14 at Selkirk College,

Room M-12.
INSTRUCTOR: Bernadette Kelly
FEE: $80 per quarter

“THE OF L bed 2 ;

— Mondays at 8:15 - 9:15 P.M., commencing January 12 at the Trail Jr. See.
School. :

INSTRUCTOR: Bernadette Kelly

FEE: $30 per quarter

MUSIC THEORY CLASS

MUSIC THEORY — RUDIMENTS

— Time and place to be arranged. Phone: 364-2063,
INSTRUCTOR: Doris Tremblay

FEE: $20 per quarter

pet, CREATIVE MUSIC CLASSES
Phone Instructors Margaret Purdy - 364-2144, ‘or Elizabeth Lewis - 866-9426, to
see how your children fit into the following classes.

INTRODUCTION TO MUSIC
For ages 3 to 4 1/2.
FEE: $16 per quarter

READINESS AND ENRICHMENT
For ages 4 1/2 to 6.
FEE: $20 per quarter

Pisn8
FEES'$25 it bs
For older beginners.
FEE: $25 per quarter
Place for above classes, 18 Hazlewood Drive, Trail, B.C.

i ‘PIANO CLASSES
Held at the Selkirk College Piano Lab.
INSTRUCTOR: Margaret Purdy
FEE: $30 per quarter

“MUSIC THROUGH THE KEYBOARD"
1, For ages 7 to 10.
2. For ages 11 to 14,
8. For adults.
ENSEMBLES

SELKIRK COMMUNITY CHORUS :

— Mondays at 7:00 - 10:00 P.M., beginning January 12 at the Webster School.
DIRECTOR: Mrs, Helen Dahlstrom

FEE: $7 for 14 weeks

SELKIRK COMMUNITY STRING ORCHESTRA
— Tuesdays at 7:30 - 9:80 P.M., beginning February 17 at the Trail Jr. Sec.

School.
DIRECTOR: Mr. R. Bricker
FEE: $7 for 14 weeks

TO: | CONTINUING EDUCATION
SELKIRK COLLEGE
BOX 1200
CASTLEGAR, B.C.

Please reserve space for me in the following courses:

» beginning January 26 at the Trail Jr. Sec. School.
wae: Gr tte and Eve Jchnstor

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BEGINNING GUITAR — CLASSICAL

— Mondays at 6:00 - 7:00 P.M., beginning January 12 at Selkirk College,
Room M-12

INSTRUCTOR: Walter Friese:

FEE: $30 per quarter é

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BEGINNING GUITAR — CLASSICAL

— Fridays at 4.80 - 5.30 P.M., beginning January 16 at Trail Jr. Sec. School.
INSTRUCTOR: Beth Crispin

FEE: $80 per quarter :

BEGINNING GUITAR — FOLK f

— Fridays at 3:30 - 4:30 P.M. at the Trail Jr. Sec. School

INSTRUCTOR: Beth Crispin

FEE: $30 per quarter

BEGINNING TRUMPET OR FRENCH HORN
— Mondays at 4:30 - 5:30 P.M., beginning January 12 at the Trail Jr. Sec. School.
INSTRUCTOR: Norman Fishwick
FEE: $30 per quarter
T OR TUBA
- Thursdays at 4:00 - 6:00 P.M., commencing January 16 at the Trail Jr. Sec.
ichool.

INSTRUCTOR: Jack Bailey, Jr.
FEE; $30 per quarter

PHONE NUMBER:

Enclosed is my cheque for §, !
{Please make cheque payable to Selkirk College.)

If you cannot attend or wish to cancel your registration prior to the second
week of a course, all fees will be refunded,

Course fees are tax deductible.

Senior Citizens are admissible free.

Classes are at the Castlegar campus unless noted otherwise.

You may register at the first meeting of a class unless noted otherwise.

However, space is limited and you are advised to register as carly as
possible.

For further information on any course, write the department of Continuing
Education, Selkirk College, Castlegar, B.C., or phone 365-7292 (from
Nelson dial 352-3010, toll free) Monday through Friday, between
8:30 A.M. and 4:30 P.M. -