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On Sept. 16, there} will be a
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In_October, two courses will be
starting, both on good commun.
ieation. An Assertiveness Training
course for women is scheduled to

5 i begin Oct. 5. The theme is learning to
e ve ove speak up for one's rights while
bd respecting the rights of others.
“Often poor communication ‘skills
can lead to, or worsen, problems in
David and Gail Chartres have purchased the Printing a deteieduen bed
Division of Hall Printing in Trail. Same great service, g ab se
up about those problems is a blow to
many of the same great people. Just a new address and ‘ pacts
confidence and self-esteem, which in
new phone numbers. Our friends at the old location are turn makes it even harder to speak

now called Hall Stationery and Gifts.
does give a different perspective and P pet, —

} iALL increases skills in handling confront- Bala
PRINTING nh cacti o FOX FLAG . . . Recreation department co- Moore display the official tlag of the Terry Fox
ay A parenting course, based on the ordinator Verona Walker and Mayor Audrey Run. The fun is scheduled for Sunday, Sept. 18.

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Supplement ta the Cast!

of Wednesday,

Ancestors
topic of
sermon

Humourist, raconteur, traveller
x= naturalist, historian and social critic.
R MY. * John Charters is all of these and now
OVER ER Over My Shoulder gathers, for the
ouLD first time the best of his pungent
ters ‘astlegar News columns.
Sohn i

Castlegar

Castlegar’s run starts at 11 a.m. on the 18th at
The eighth annual Terry Fox Run will be held Terry Fox began his Marathon of Hope across

Parenting model will be starting in Last year, more than $4 million was raised in

October. The date is not set, but ¢ ITY P REP ARES the Terry Fox Run by nearly 250,000- participants
. Pig

the Community Complex and will include a fitness

class, and three-, five-, and 10-kilometre routes for

Sunday, Sept. 18. The Castlegar Recreation Depart- Canada in 1980 to help raise funds for cancer

ment is putting out a chall to local b to . His fight ended on June 28, 1980 and in the

community services will take names cross Canada — much of which included a large
running, walking, cycling, refreshments, videos and
support Fox's dream by becoming involved in the months to follow a saddened Canada honored and

and numbers of interested parents. corporate involvement.
——————————————— hid ke
remembered him.

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run,

wonders ond horrors. He recollects
memorable characters, the
Kootenays of old, favourite journeys
and the joys of childhood.

Over My Shoulder is an

“Choosing Our Ancestors” will be
the topic of Rev. Dr. Phillip Hewett's
sermon to the Unitarian West Koot-
enay Fellowship at the Student

Sirerteining mix of perception and Union Building in Nelson on Sunday,

observation trom a journalist who
has been writing with wit and
compassion for 30 years

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John A. Charters was born in Vancouver in 1916 and spent his boyhobd
near Barnet on Burrard Inlet. After attending the University of British

September 11 at 11 a.m.
Dr. Hewett, minister of the Uni
tarian Church of Vancouver since
1956 and dean of Canadian Unitarian
ministers, is the author of five books,
including An Unfettered Faith and
The Unitarian Way. He is now re-

Columbia, he enlisted with the Seaforth Highlanders of Canada, attaining the vising a study guide for Unitarian

rank of captain, and was decorated tor gallantry in action while serving in the

Mediterranean Campaign of World War Il

workshops on the role of Uni-

Charters moved to the Kootenays in 1947 to teach high school sciences tarianism in the Canadian context.

and has remained in this beloved southest corner of British Columbia

Running, walking, cycling, roller skating, horse- In other Fox Run news, Emanuel Boateng of

back riding, wheelchairing, walking the dog or baby
are just a few of the activities that have occurred in
previous years.
According to Verona Walker, Castlegar's
, other ies and organi.
zations have taken up the challenge through golf and
baseball tournaments, dances, raffles, barbecues, car
washes and even challenging other regions, branches
or departments to become involved.
“Participating in the Terry Fox Run provides an
opportunity for employees and their families to get
together and have fun,” Walker says. “It fosters a
spirit of co-operation and team spirit and helps
employees feel good about themselves for having

Trail has been selected by his community to
represent the Terry Fox Run as part of Canada’s
“Terry's Team.”

The concept of Terry's Team is to encourage
communities to focus on the success of cancer
treatment. Each child will collect pledges in their
communities from people who want to make a
contribution to cancer research but are not able to
walk, jog or ride in the Terry Fox Run themselves.

Boateng has been in many Terry Fox Runs in
Trail. He has been in remission since completing his
last chemotherapy treatment in January although he
still goes to Vancouver every three months for
checkups. He is now busy collecting pledges for the
eighth annual run.

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After retiring from teaching in 1978, he continued to pursue his Harvard universities Dr. Hewett has
College offers new course

enjoyment of people, places and ideas through travel and personal study and served pastorates in England, the
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the Columbia River in Castlegar with his wife Bunny, three dogs, a cat and a leading positions in Unitarian-Uni-

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College is offering a new, revised
version of its Home Study College
Compostion course.

English instructor Jim Howard has
been working most of the summer on
revisions to the three-credit course
and will be instructing students
when Home Study courses begin
Sept. 13.

agraphs, and developing themes as
well as preparing research papers.
While all of these topics are also
covered in the regular English
110-College Composition course of-
fered at the Castlegar campus, home
study allows students who may be
unable to attend the campus: due to
constraints of health, transportation,
or confli work hedul: to

are determined by the student.

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centre.

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