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SALMO 16
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. CASTLEOAR 19
TRAIL 27

GRAND FORKS 38
KETTLE VALLEY 42
SLOGAN
VALLEY 46
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DISTRICT49
NAKUSP 51
NEW DENVER 52
KASLO 53
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CONTINUING EDUCATIO

"Why should society feel
responsible only for the
education of children, and not
for the education of all adults of
every age?"
Erich Fromm

Upper Lakes District
Nakusp, New Denver, Kaslo
Continuing Education services
Selkirk College
are provided by Selkirk College Box 720
through the college's Extension Nakusp, B.c •••••••••••• 265-4077
Centres Division In Trall and
In some cases, In CX>Operatlon
New Denver ••••••••••••• 358-7968
with school dfstrlcts within
the Selkirk College region.
Kaslo •••••••••••••••••• 353-2618
Eight centres operate
\_
throughout the college region
Grand Forks
In communities such as
Set kirk College
Castlegar, Tral-1, Midway, Grand 340 S.E. 2nd Avenue
Forks, Nelson, Salmo, Nakusp,
Grand Forks, B.c ••••••• 442-2704
New Denver, Kaslo and the
Kettle Valley
Slocan Valley. Each centre
offers workshops, courses and
Selkirk College
Boundary Central Secondary
seminars geared to community
Interest and need. Offerings
School
range In scope from general
Midway, B.C.•••••••••••449-2224
Interest and skill Improvement
to credit and vocational
Salmo
courses.
Adult Learning Centre
Box 999
Details about courses In
301 - 4 Street (office)
Continuing Education centres In Salmo, B.c ••••••••••••• 357-2017
the area are outlined In this
publication. Just look for the Slocan Valley
Se! kl.rk College
centre nearest you for a 11st
Site 12, C-2, R.R. #1
of the Fal I 1 82 Continuing
Crescent Valley, B.c ••• 359-7564
Education offerings In your
community. You'll find a good
selection of evening, day,
Trall
Selkirk College Tral I Campus
part-time, full-time and
short-term programs to choose
845 Victoria Street
from.
Tral I, B.C.••••••••••••368-5236

FEES
Tuition fees appear with each
course description. Unless
otherwise noted, materials and
text costs are Included In the
fee. Fees are payable In full
at the time of registration.

Specific Information Is
outlined In detail by centre
location. Consult the
appropriate section of this
publication for more
Information about the centre In
REFlN>S
your community.
Refunds are granted when a
ADMISSION
course Is cancel led, or at the
discretion of the coordinator
Unless otherwise stated In
specific descriptions, credit
.of Continuing Education_!.!_
and non-credit courses are open contacted prior to the second
class. An administrative charg
to all adults. All Continuing
Education courses are available of $10 or 50 per cent of the
free of charge to persons 65
fee, whichever Is less, may be
levied and any non-refundable
years and over. However, any
additional suppl les or
charges will be deducted. You
must return the orlglnal copy
materials costs must be paid
for by the Individual. Classes of your official receipt when
are f i 11 ed on a f Irst-come,
making a refund request.
first-served basis and
registration ts not complete
INCOME TAX
until fees are paid. Specific
Course fees totalling more tha
$25 are Income tax deductible.
admission Inquiries should be
directed to the Continuing
Keep your receipts . No
duplicates will be Issued.
Education o f fice nearest you.

AUDIT
' RHANCIAL AID
Students who audit (no exams,
Adul~ Basic Educa~lon S~den~
no credit) courses are expected
Assistance Progr,aa CABESAP)
to participate In regular
The Adult Basic Education
classes and field work , but are
Student Assistance Program
not expected to complete
provides direct educational
assignments . All credit courses
costs to studen·ts enro I Ied In
are availab le for audit for a
programs such as : Basic
reduced fee of $20.
Nelson
School District #11
Literacy, Academic Upgrading,
David Thompson University
Continuing Education Services
Pre-Vocational and English
WAIT LIST
Centre
207 Columbia Avenue
Language
Skills. The purpose o
If the course of your choice ls
820 10th Street
Trail, B.c ••••••••••••• 368-6434
ABESAP
is
to ensure that
full, your name may be placed
Nelson, B.c •••••••••••• 352-2241
residents of British Columbia
, . . . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - on a waiting 11st. If a vacancy
are not prevented from
occurs, or If an addltlonal
Selkirk College Rosemont Campus ABIREVIATIONS
class Is scheduled you will be embark Ing on an
2001 Sliver King Road
educational/career path or
Listed below .are terms used
contacted.
Nelson, B.C •••••••••••• 352-6601 throughout this Continuing
realizing basic employment
skills
due to financial
Education publication:
CXJURSE C\NCELLATION
School District No. 7 (Nelson)
I Imitations .
Selklrk Col lege and
Selkirk College Rosemont Campus ABE
Adult Basic Education
participating school districts
2001 Sliver King Road
reserve the rt ght to cance I any What Is ABESAP?
CES
Community Education
Nelson, B.c •••••••••••• 352-7957
ABESAP Is a provincially
Service/Continuing
course, workshop or seminar
••••••••••• 352-6601
sponsored program established
Education Service
with Insuff icient enrolment.
to
give financial aid to Adult
David Thompson
DTUC
Classes are cancel led on al I
Adult Learning Centre
Basic
Education students
University Centre
statutory and sch09I holidays.
Selkirk College Rosemont Campus ECO
enrol
led
at secondary or
Extension Centres
2001 Sliver King Road
post-secondary
Institutions.
Division
REGISlRATION
Nelson, B.c •••••••••••• 352-6601 ESL
This
program
wtll
help needy
Eng I Ish as a Second
Registration procedures differ
students
with
di
r
ect
Language
from centre- to-centre. For
educational costs such as
Castlegar
GED
General Educational
spec I f I c deta I Is on how to
tuition
, books, supplies, and
Selkirk College Castlegar
Development
register , please refer to the
related
expenses .
Campus
To Be Announced
TBA
section where you plan to enrol
Box 1200
University of Victoria
UVIC
as a student or contact the
Who May Apply?
Castlegar, B.c ••••••••• 365-7292
centre nearest you.
Any person who Is: a British
Toi I Free ••• • •••••• •• 352-3010
Columbia res ident , and enrol led
at a secondary or
post-secondary Institution In i
recognized Adul~ Basic
Education program.

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Where to Apply?
Facll ltles at the Castlegar
Appl lc.a tlons wl 11 be accepted
campus Include a llbrary with a
on the recommendation of the
col lectlon of more than 60,000
school you are attending. Any
volumes, subscriptions of about
person who 1s not rece 1vi ng
500 periodicals, Canadian
flnanclal assistance for
federal and B.C. government
educational expenses from other document col lectlons, pl us a
sources may apply for the
variety of audiovlsual
program by contacting the
materlal. Audlovlsual services
Financial Aid officer or
houses a 16 mm fllm collectlon
counsellor or Instructor and
. of more than 500 tltles, a
'
fllllng out an appllcatlon
·videotape col lectlon and .a wide
form.
variety of audlovlsual
equipment
for student and
Completed appllcatlon forms
f
acu
I
ty
use.
s hou Id be returned to your
school. Applicants are
The ll~rary at DTUC has a
encouraged to discuss their
form with the school officlal. col lectlon of about 65,000
volumes. In addition, the
library offers 115 perlodlcal
For more Information call the
titles
and a varied selection
Selklrk College Financlal Aid
of
government
documents,
officer, 368-5333 (Tral I),
pamphlets,
mlcrofllm,
audio
365-7292 (Castlegar), 352-2241
cassettes
and
other
audiovisual
(Nelson).
mater la Is.

Adult Basic Education (ABE)
ABE classes are held throughout
the co I Iege reg Ion. The c I asses
are designed for adults who
wish to Improve their basic
skills In reading, writing,
mathematics, science and
spell Ing. For details about
offerings ln your community
consult the appropriate section
of this publ lcatlon, or contact
the centre nearest you.

Office Administration
Selkirk College offers a
modular self-paced program In
Office Administration on the
Tra 11 and Rosemont campuses and
in some Continuing Education
centres In the region. Details
about the program are outllned
by centre where the program Is
available. For more information
contact the centre nearest you,
the Trai I campus at 368-5236 or
the Rosemont campus at
352-6601.

Engllsh As A 5'3cond Language
Management and Elllployee
(ESL)
Training Services
ESL is a course for adults who A wide varlety _of programs are
want to learn to speak English, avallable ranging from one day
or who want to Improve their
workshops to a full certificate
oral Engl lsh. For more
program In Management Skills
Information contact the centre for Supervisors. Management and
nearest you.
Employee Tra_lnlng ls prlmarl ly ·
Involved ln teaching of work
Basic Job Readiness Training
related skills to adults .In the
Courses are avallable to assist work force. The training ls
NO SMOKlt<G
adults with job getting and
practlcal, relevant to the
The Publlc School Act does not All residents of the West
Kootenay
may
borrow
books
from
helping
skills.
Programs
needs of the participants, and
permit smoking In public
the college 11 brarles free of
Include Employment Orientation· Is designed to have a
schools.
charge. Books may be ordered
for Women, Basic Employment
measurable Impact on
through Selkirk College
Skills Training (BEST) and
performance.
Continuing Education offices in Career Opportunity and
Grand Forks, Nakusp, Kaslo,
Counse 111 ng
Preparation for Employment
Management and Employee
Crescent Valley, Midway and
A counsellor ls aval !able on
(COPE). Contact the Selkirk
Training Services runs a full
Trall. Each centre Is equipped College office In your
the fol !owing Selkirk College
slate· of workshops open to the
campuses--Castlegar, Rosemont, with a catalogue of all books
community for details.
publlc and conducts specific
In the college I lbrarles.
David Thompson University
training sessions on an
Transltlona) Training
Centre (Nelson) and Trail (one
"In-house" basis for numerous
Hours are:
This program will help adults
day per week by appointment
single Industries, businesses
only). Counsellors may provide Castlegar C•pus
Iearn the sk 111 s needed to 11 ve or agenc Ies.
Winter Hours: Mon. to Thurs.,
the fol lowing services:
Independently. The three major
8 a.m.-8 p.m.; Fri., 8 a.m.- · areas of focus; llfe-sklll
academic advising,
5 p.m.; Sat., 9:30 a.m.career/vocatlonal counselling
problem solvlng, academic
5 p.m.; Sun. closed
educatlonal and personal
upgrading and vocational sklll
Summer Hours: Mon., Tues.,
Certificate Program
counsel I Ing. Counsellors are
and work attitude development
Wed., and Frl.,8 a.m.-4 p.m., are designed to meet the needs This ls a tested, certified and
also wllllng to discuss Selkirk
Thurs., 8 a.m.-9 p.m.
Co I Iege programs as we 11 as
of the mentally handicapped but fully Integrated program
the program Is aval !able to
designed to give the practicing
other post-secondary
DTUC-Nelson
or potential supervisor/manager
anyone who would benefit from
opportunities.
Winter Hours: Mon. to Thurs.,
useful supervisory skllls. The
this type of training.
8:30 a.m.-10 p.m.; Fri.,
program ls divided Into three
Part-time or full-time
WOIDafl I s Access Program
8:30 -a.m.-4:30 p.m.; Sat.
phases, any one of which can be
The Women's Access Program
programming ls avallable. For
closed; Sun., 1-5 p.m.
taken Independently.
more Information contact the
provides women with assistance
Summer Hours: Mon. to Fri.,
centre nearest you.
In career planning, re-entry
8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
The top 1c areas I 1sted are
Into education and the labor
modularlzed and any topic area
market, non-traditional
Selkirk College Speakers' Bureau
can be expanded Into a s Ing Ie
training choices, personal and
unit workshop for cllents who
Looking for a speaker to address your club, association,
professiona l growth. For
business organization? Selklrk College•s · Speakers' Bureau
wish to develop the skills In a
resources and Information,
lists members of the college community, faculty and staff,
specific area. For example,
contact the Women's Access
time management, performance
who are wlll Ing to accept speaking engagements as a free,
coordinator on the Castlegar
community public service. If you, or your group would like
appraisal or assertiveness
campus, DTUC or the Rosemont
training may each be expanded
to book a speaker, write Selkirk College Information
campus.
Into a one or two day workshop.
Services , Box 1200, Castlegar, B.C. V1N 3J1, or telephone
365-7292.
Library
Selkirk College operates
Coples of the booklet I lstlng Selkirk College speakers and
11 brary fac i I it I es on the
topics ls available upon request.
Castlegar campus , Rosemont

campus and at DTUC.

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CONTINUING EDUCATION

INTRODUCTION· Cont'd from
previous page.

Include finding the prospect;
determining buyer needs;
effective sales openers;
building the presentation;
handling objections; closing
the sale.

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In Person
ReglsTratlons will be accepted
at Community Education
Services, Selk1rk College
Rosemont campus, 2001 Sliver
King Road, Nelson, weekdays
between 8:30 a.m. and 4 p.m.

STil>ENT SERVICES
The following services are
available to you In Nelson: At
DTUC and Selkirk College
Rosemont campus--academlc and
career counselling. At DTUC,
Present-at-Ion Skllls
A workshop designed to give the the Rosemont campus and the
Classes wl 11 be fl I led on a
participants poise, confidence, Adult Learning Centre--personal strict first-come, first-served
counsel I Ing, testing services
and skill In presenting Ideas
basis. Registration Is not
and educational Information.
and Information to large and
complete untl I fees are~•
small groups. The format of the
Late registrations, after
course
allows each participant All>IT (NO EXAMS. NO <REDIT)
cl asses have begun, may be
Phase I I-Group Ski 11 s
Topics covered: leadership:
to engage In practice sessions Audit students are expected to accepted in certain cases. For
participate In regular classes
determining suitable management with videotape feedback In a
Information, call Community
and
field work but are not
non-threatening
atmosphere.
Education Services, 352-7957 or
styles, effective leadership,
expected to complete
Special ski .I ls In using
352-6601.
systems and styles of
assignments. All credit courses
audlovlsual
material
will
be
leadership; motivation:
are available for audition for NO REGISTRATIONS WILL BE
Included.
motivating the under-achiever,
a
reduced tee of $20. Studio
ACCEPTED IN THE CLASSROOM.
motivating the average
courses
at DTUC ar e NOT
Conducting
Effect-Ive
Mee-tings
performer, techniques of
A workshop approach to hand I Ing aval lable for audit enrolment. JL.. ·-r~~--"
motivation, "Who ls motivated
~' WHA
groups efficiently In formal
how", running effective
[;, . ·"~··· . . . . ··"'"''• ~WHEElatAIR ACCESS
meetings: barriers to effective and semi-formal meeting
situations.
Special
emphasis
ls
The
above
symbol
wlll
be
used
Commun I ty Education Is like an
meetings, analyzing group
to
Indicate
which
courses
are
p
I
aced
on
the
group
prob
I
em
.umbrella,
providing a system to
performance, conducting
located
In
a
tacl
l
lty
which
Is
solving
process
In
a
practical
deliver
courses,
workshops,
effective meetings;
wheelchalr
accesslble.
However,
classes
and
speclal
!earning
format,
using
video,
re-enforcing module.
In some cases access to
events within the framework of
role-playing and feedback.
suitable washroom facilities Is your dally llte. There are
Phase III-Achalnls1ra'tlve
general Interest courses , human
a problem.
Skll Is
learning events designed to
Topics covered: performance
PI
ease
ca
II
us
to
d
I
scuss
raise
and improve the quality
analysis: a cycle of
Group
Dynamics
of
human
life, all kinds of
details
concerning
lndlvldual
performance analysis,
courses
you
are
Interested
In,
technical
trades, I lteracy,
Teaching
and
Learning
conducting the performance
Seminars
(for
the
full
or
and
related
access
to
the
degree
and
diploma programs and
Interview, fol low-up and
many
more
offerl~gs.
part-time
teacher)
building
and
facl
l
ltles
so
we
follow-through; training
- Educational Management
can assist with access.
techniques; time management;
In Nelson, Community Education
Time
Management
written communications for the
ope.rates
on a cooperative
Interviewing
and
Counsel
I
Ing
REGISlRATION
supervisor; re-enforcing
basis,
In
which School District
Speed
Reading
All registrations are to be
module.
No. 7 (Nelson) and Selkirk
- Volunteerlsm
made In advance Including
College work together for
- Group Development and Problem payment of fees.
Management Employee Training
community needs. This means
Solving
Services conducts several other
that prograrrrnlng Is designed
Intergroup
Labs
By Mal I
workshops. Below ls a 11st of
around
the Identified needs
Nominal
Group
Technique
Mall
registration
s
,
using
the
some of the available courses.
located
on
evident
within the community.
- Force Field Analysis
registration form
Important
also ls a commitment
Transactional
Analysis
the
back
page
to
:
Effective Written
Assertiveness
Training
Community
Education
Services
to
make
educational
eo.nun I cat- f ons
- Performance Appraisal
Selkirk College Rosemont
opportunities readl'ly
A hands-on approach to
accessible to everyone. To do
effective writing In business, - Job Search and Interviews
Campus
this, much cooperation exists
Industry and government. Topics - Leadership and Motivation
2001 SI Iver King Road
between the school board, the
Ne
I
son,
B.C.
Include developing precision In
college,
local churches, the
NOTE:
Except
for
Management
Vl
I
1C8
writing; design and layout;
Skills
for
Supervisors
which
ls
Include
your
cheque
or
money
recreation
commission, social
writing effective letters;
order for all fees . Do not send and human service agencies, and
constructing the formal report; a certified program, most
and developing a readable
workshops and course offerings
cash In the ma I I. Make cheques many associations, all of whom
style.
are flexible and can be
payable to School District No. cooperate In making aval I able
tac I lltl es and he Ip.
adjusted to suit the needs of
7 or to Selkirk College,
the
group
In
terms
of
spacing
depending
on
who
Is
offering
Professional Salesamnshlp
Professional Salesmanship ls a and length.
the course.
nine day Intensive training
program of Interest to sales
NO SMJKlt«; IN Sll>OLS
personnel engaged In most
A fire marshal l's office regulation and strictly enforced.
sell Ing situations. The program
We wlll be forced to terminate classes If this regulation
Is designed to be ski 11
Is not respected .
oriented and numerous practice
sessions are Included. Topics

Phase 1--lrrterpersonal Skills
Topics covered: communications
for the supervisor;
Interviewing: Interviewing for
Information; problem solving,
Interviews, persuasive
Interviews; the supervisor as
counsellor, problem solving and
decision making; re-enforcing,
module (One Day) ..

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CONTINUING EDUCATION

Community education learning Is
an exciting source for new
experiences as It Is
continually chang.lng: by
responding, by listening, by
depending on you. Do join In.
COMMUNITY EDUCATION SERVICES
Selkirk College Rosemont
Campus
2001 SI Iver King Road
Nelson, B.C.
VlL 1C8
DIRECTOR: Rodney J. Maennl Ing
ASSISTANTS: Carol Joyce and
Dale Boucher

It ls well recognized that we,
as Individuals, cause most of
our own Ill hea lth. As we
accept greater responslblllty
for our minds and bod Jes, we
not on Iy decrease the r I sks of
heart disease, cancer, etc. but
experience renewed energy for
life's activities. Through the
following programs, you are
Invited to reduced your risks
of Illness and enjoy a more
positive approach to life.
Llfestyle--now ls the time for
change.
WELLIESS LIFESTYLIN;

An Introduction to the concepts
Hours of operation: 8:30 a.m.- ~f wellness. This experimental
4 p.m. weekdays. Call us at
course will Involve a personal
352-7957 or 352-6601.
evaluation of your dally llvlng
pattern with particular
PREREGISTRATION IS REQUIR&D FOR emphasis on nutrition, physical
ALL COURSES
fitness, self-responslblllty
and stress management. The
COURSES FILL QUICKLY-participants will leave the
PREREGISTER TO ENSURE YOU'RE
course with an Increased
IN!
awareness of how they can
achieve a higher degree of
wellness and a personal action
SCIIOOL DISTRICT NO. 7
plan tor lifest yle change.

(NELSON)

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Community Education has been an
Important services of the
Nelson School Board since
1965. Programs offered focus
mainly on Improving the quality
of life for local people; human
growth, .env I ronmenta I , cu I tura I
and social Issues, and fine
arts. School District No. 7
operates Community Education
Services as a cooperative
service· with Selkirk College.

Instructor: Joan Hibbard,
Health Educator, K.L.D.H.
Location: K.L.D.H. Boardroom
Date: Oct. 6, 7 :30-9:30 p.m.
(Wed.), 4 ses sions
Fee: $12

A

lHE SPIRITUAL LIFE
An examination of humankind as
a sp·Jrltual · being .with
practical Implications for
everyday I lvlng and an
Introduction to the classical
Christian dlsclpllnes needed to
foster a deeper sp Ir Itua I .
II fe. "[he course w111 use f II ms,
I lterature, lectures and
sharing exercises.

Learning method.s wl 11 Include:
group discussion and relating,
exercises, role-playing,
relaxation and assertiveness
training, and homework (record
keeping, practising skills).
Participating In the exercises
wI I t be vo I untar y and
part I c I pants w111 not be
expected to share personal
data.

Instructor: Rev. Calvin Brown
Location: L.V. Rogers Art Room
Date: Sept. 14, 7:30-9:30 p.m.
(Tues.), 4 sessions
Fee : $10

Instructor: Joy Green--a
psychologist with experience
In g iving workshops In
assertiveness training, as
well as teaching and working
with people In groups.
Location: Community Services
Centre, 601B Front Street,
Nelson
Date: Sept. 29, 7-9 p.m.
(Wed.), 6 sessions
Fee: $20

SEX ROLES IN A Ow«;I t«; W<JUD

Have women been 11 berated by
technology? Is It okay for men
to cry? Our objectives In this
course are to ·Increase
awareness of how sex roles
operate In our dally lives, and
to explore posslbllltles for
change. Through discussion,
exercises, sharing, play,
cooperative games and · falr
fighting, we will explore the
fol lowing: 1) relating to each
other as people; 2) sharing and
family living In the '80's--sex
roles In the family; 3) power:
aggression, manipulation,
Inequalities, oppression; 4)
making change happen--all of us
pay for ·the status quo.

Facilitators: Joy Green and
Bl 11 Moore
Location: Community Services
anyone desiring to know more
Centre, 601B Front Street,
about the body, how It works,
hurts and hea Is. The course
Ne I son
will Include an overview of the Date: Sept. 27, 7-9 p.m.
(Mon.), 8 sessions
body's systems (circulation, ·
Fee: $25
digestive, etc. ) with
particular emphasis on the
brain, heart and lungs; abdomen COM4tlUCATlt«; WITH MYSELF Ml>
Lifestyle Is "the total
and related organs, bones and
OTHERS
you"--what you eat and drink,
muscles. Attention will be
This course will focus on
the air you breathe, the
directed to: what your doctor
personal skill development-exercise you get (or don't
Is looking for when doing a
Iearn I n_g to recogn I ze our
get!) your attitudes, spiritual physical examination and how
strengths and to be more
beliefs, relationships and
your doctor Interprets and
effective with others.
coping ski I ls .
Participants will have the
diagnoses symptoms.
opportunity to learn techniques
The following programs,
Instructor: Brian Moulson,
for: communicating assertively,
prepared Jointly by Community
fighting fairly, Identifying
M.D.
Education and Kootenay Lake
Location: L.V. Rogers, Room 202 and living with stress,
District Hospital, focus on
Date: Oct. 14, 7:30-9:30 p.m.
relaxing, setting goals,
nutrition, physical activity,
(Thurs.), 6 sessions
presenting myself to others. We
stress management,
Fee: $15
will also look at ways of
soclal/splrl~ual Issues. They
nurturing and feel Ing good
are designed to encourage you
about ourselves.
to eva I uate your present
lifestyle and make changes
towards a more healthy way of
living.
ANATOMY Ml) PHYSIOLOGY
A six-week basic program for

The general diffusion of
knowledge and learning through
the community is essen_tiol to
the preservation of free
government."
Carl Becker

A IREAOMAKlt«; COURSE

Here's an exciting opportunity
to learn a great deal from an
experienced baker. Basic
breadmaklng skills will be
explored, then progress Into
different aspects and varieties
of breads, e.g. sweet rolls,
cinnamon buns, danish pastry,
croissants, bagles, quick and
steamed breads, biscuits and
muffins and a variety of
yeasted breads. Think for a
second of the aroma of newly
baked bread. ~mmm Do join In.
Note: The Natural Foods course
runs right after this one.
Instructor: Diane Goldsmith
Location: Trafalgar School,
Foods Room
Date: Sept. 22, 6:30-10 p.m.
(Wed.), 6 sessions
Fee: $50
A NATIRAL FOOOS CX>OKERY COURSE

This course will teach fhe
basic skills of meatless food
preparation using unrefined and
unprocessed whole Ingredients.
The evenings wlll Involve
participants preparing soups,
main dishes, sauces and
salads. The participants wll I
also learn the basics of wok
cookery.
Instructor: Diane Goldsmith
Location: Trafalgar School,
Foods Room
Date: Nov. 3, 7-10 p.m. (Wed.),
6 sessions
Fee: $45

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BOOYSENSE FOR ADULTS
CA (X)URSE IN WEIGHT M\NAGEMEHT)

LIGHT EXERCISE N«>
SELF-DEFENSE <TAI-ail)

These programs are presented In
cooperation wi t h School
Do you sometimes feel out-ofGet Into shape the easy, gentle District #7 (Ne lson) and
contro I when you I re eat Ing?
Tai Chi way. Regardless of age assistance from the Ministry· of
Have you tried to lose weight
or physlcal dlsablllty, this
Education.
only to regain It and diet
class Is for you. We will
WOOKlt«; AS ,. VOLUNTEER
again? Are you often
explore the peace and calm
preoccupied with thoughts of
This six-evening series Is
generated through this unique
food, eating, dieting or your
directed to people Interested
exercise system. Also,
body. shape? Bodysense offers
In becoming volunteers at
confidence will be developed
Nelson Community Services
you: up to date Information on through learning basic
Centre. Through presentations,
nutrition, exercise and
self-defense techniques.
discussions and group
behaviour modification;
exercises for relaxation and
participation , volunteers will
Instructor: Rex Eastman
fitness; techniques for
., learn communication techniques,
Location: South Nelson School
crisis Intervention, and
achieving and maintaining
Basement Room
helping skills pertinent to
weight loss with foods that
Date: Oct. 4, 7-8:30 p.m.
problems such as depression,
meet personal and faml ly needs;
(Mon.), . 10 sessions
lonel lness, family violence.
personal journals with food and Fee: $30
Upon completion the workshops,
exercise records and prepared
REGISTER DIRECT Willi REX
and a period of orlentat_lon,
class notes; nutrltous,
EASTMAN 352-3714 or 352-2468.
volunteers wi l l be able to
low-calorie refreshments for
REGIONAL REmEATION OOMl41SSION choose from a variety of work,
you to sample; lndlvldual
NO. 5 (NELSON & AREA)
from crisis l i ne coverage to
attention combined with group
As part of the Lifestyle
senior support ·services.
participation.
We 11 ness Program offers the
fo I Iow Ing act Ive recreat Ion
Locat ion: Con f erence Room,
lns!ructor: Judy Toews,
programs In the Fall of 1982
Nutrition Consultant
Nelson Community Services
Centre 601 B Front St.,
Location: L.V. Rogers, Room 108 (providing Interest Is shown):
Nelson
Jazzerclse,. Fa 11 Into Fitness ,
Date: Sept. 21, 7-9 p.m.
Men's Floor Hockey, Men's
Date: Sept . 21, 7 :30-9 :30 p.m.
(Tues.), 8 sessions
Basketba 11 , Women I s Basketba I I ,
(Tues. and Thurs.), 6
Fee: $40
sessions
Competit ive Vol leybal I,
BOOYSENSE RR TEENS CA IIEIGHT
Recreational Volleyball,
Fee: Free
MANAGEMENT PROGRAM FOR 15-18
Women's Morning BadmlnTon, and
YEAR OLDS)
Recreatlonal Badminton.
THE SILENT SCREAM
- Statistics state t hat one of
Bodysense for teens Is designed
every ten Canadian women are
to help you feel better about
For further detalls of these
yourself as you learn eating
and other Interesting programs, physically assaulted by the men
with whom they llve. This
and exercising skiffs for
watch for the Fa 11 Recreat Ion
serious and often hidden crime
achieving long-term weight
Flyer In the Nelson area mall
can only be dealt with If we ,
loss. This course addresses
the week of Sept. 13.
as a community, are concerned,
Issues particularly relevant to
teens: binges, lna.c tlvlty, low Contact the REGIONAL RECREATION Informed and s upportive. This
self-esteem, soclal snacking,
OFFICE In the Civic Centre, 719 day long works hop , to lnc l.ude
outside pressures, and your
Vernon Street, Nelson , or phone presentations, f l Im and
discussion, wil l attempt to
llf~ at home . Each session wlll 352-7257 for Information .
Increase aware ness and
provide : techniques for
ef fec t iveness of t hose agencies
changing habits , exercises for NELSON <XMlllJUTY SERY ICES
and Indiv idual s who may have
relaxation and f itness, and
CENTRE
nutr ltous snack foods to
For t en years Nelson Community contact wit h bat tered women In
our commu ni t y. Both
sample. Indi v id ua l attention
Ser vices Centr e has been
pro fessional s and
wl l l be comb i ned wit h group
working for the commun ity
non-pro
f ess iona ls are
partic i pation.
pr ov id i ng crisis Interventi on ,
encoura
ged
t o atte nd, with
cou nsel l ing, sel f- he l p
special
emphas
is on doct ors ,
Reg istration I lm lted t o 20
ass i s t ance , sen ior support
lawy
er
s
,
judges
, nur ses , law
parti c i pants.
servi ces and a va ri ety of other
enfor
cem~nt
age
ncies
, teachers,
progra ms. Thr ough a firm bel let
social workers, publi c health
In structor: J udy Toews ,
In the rig hts of t he
workers, min isters, hos pita l
Nutrltlon Consul t ant
In di vidua l, the <;:entre Is
employees, crisis line workers
Location: L.V. Rogers, Room 108 committed not only to crisis
Date: Sept. 21, 3:30-5:30 p.m.
Intervention but to prevention, and any concerned cltLzens who
(Tues.), 8 sessions
and to Improving the qual lty .of wI sh to enhance the Ir own
self-awareness. The workshop
Fee : $40
·ffvlng. With this In mind, the
will
deal wi t h the questions:
centre offers workshops as a
Who
ls
batter ed? How common Is
forum for learning and sharing
battering?
How serious Is
Information on persona l and
battering?
Why
does she stay?
soc ia l Issues re levant t o our
We
wl
11
loo
k
at
t he lega l
commu nity •
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In the long run of history, the
censor ond the inquisitor have
always lost. The only sure weapon
against bad ideas is better ideas.
The source of better ideas is
wisdom. The surest path ta
wisdom is a liberal education."
A. Whitney Griswold

systems currently In place as
wel I as existing support
systems for women and their
tam! I !es.
Faci l itator: Daphne Armstrong
Location: Hume Room, Heritage
Inn , Nelson, B.C.
Date : Sept. 30, 9 a.m . -5 p.m.
(Thurs. )
Fee: $5
Pre-register by : Sept . 27 .
f(Rllf ON tU4AN RIGHTS

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This workshop will provide an
overview of the rights of
citizens In British Columbia
through discuss ion of the cause
and effects of discrimination
and a look at relevant
legislation. Resource people
will give Information on topics
such as the Human Rights Code
and the role of the Ombudsman
as well as on the process of
appeal. Opportunity will be
made for discussion of
particular problem areas,
Including landlord/tenant
rights, employer/employee
rights , welfare rights .
Fae 11 ltator : LI sa Aubrey /
Location: Hume Room, Her itage
Inn, Nelson, B. C.
Date: Nov. 26, 9 a . m.-4 p. m.
(Fri . )
Fee: Free
Registration: This workshop
will proceed only If
pre- registration Is
sufflclent--deadl lne to
register Nov . 22 .

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PARENTI.«; SK ILLS EDUCATION

This course wlli help parents
to examine the role of
parenting, to Improve the i r
commu n ication sk i l l s , t o
develop empathy and to
understand behavl our ' and
misbehaviou r. Throug hout the
sessions, parent s will be
encou r aged t o look at t heir
cu r rent r esponses to their
ch ildr en and to explore
fl exl b le r es ponses in t erms of l
dally faml ly I ite. The content I
of the course w111 be deve Iope9
from those needs the parents I
themselves have expressed.
Parents who take the course
need to be comm Itted to
participating In group
discussions and exercises and
app I y Ing the Ideas and methods/
of the course wi thin their
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TELEVISION PRDOUCTION
Community television Is now an
Important part of the
communications
and sharing
COf>UTER LITERACY
network
operating
In most small
This course offers the student
communities.
These
stations
opportunities to study and ,use
depend
on
volunteer
a wide range of pre-written
Involvement; for camera
programs (software) for microoperators,
technicians, and
computers In small business,
programmers.
Presented by
Pl.v.lltG YOUR RETIREMENT
education - and home. The course
Channel
10
TV
In Nelson, this
Two evenings to help prepare
alms to demonstrate several
Is
a
thoroughly
exciting
Individuals for retirement by
makes of micro-computers, and
opportunity
to
learn
all
providing Information
acquaint the student with a
aspect~
of
TV
production
work,
regarding: pensions and other
wide range of software, as well
In
black
and
white
and
color.
senior citizen benefits,
as Information on sources of
Students comp,letlng the course
activity planning, marital and supply, and accessing natlonal
will
be qualified Channel 10
family relationships,
and Internat ional computer
psychological reactions,
operators who, following six
networks.
financial planning, and wills.
supervised productions, will be
Practice work-time on computers cleared to produce programs on
their own.
Facl lltator: Lucy Methuen
can be arranged with the
Location: Commun-lty Services
Instructor at the beginning of
Instructor: Mike McMann
Centre 601 B Front St.,
the course.
Location: Cable West TV, 613
Nelson, B.C.
Ward Street, Nelson
Date: Oct. 19 and 20, 7-9 p.m.
Note: This course does not deal
Date:
Sept. 22, 7-10 p.m.,
(Tues. and Wed.)
with learning to write
(Wed.),
9 sessions
Fee: Free
programs.
Fee: $35
OF lflrEREST 10 SIN;LES
Registered participants will
The Nelson Unattached Social
receive resource materlals and DRIVER EDUCATION lRAINltG
Group provides excellent
manuals, and at least tour
(Now a revised program with a
opportunities for single people
makes of micro-computers wll I
rebate)
to meet and participate In ·
be demonstrated and used In the Aimed at the learner driver,
social activities. In addition
course.
this course prepares you for
to regular meetings, single
your license test and consists
people may be Interested In the
Instructor: Tim Spencer
of
elght--2 1/2 hour classroom
following Community Education
(Computer Science Teacher)
sessions
and flve--1-hour
programs: Women and the Law,
Location: L. V. Rogers, Room 307 In-car driving lessons. The
Mom and Me, Time Out, Human
(Computer Room)
course covers: driver attitudes
Communication courses, Wellness
Date: Sept. 22, 6:30-7:30 p.m. and habits; the laws of nature
Llfestyllng, as well as arts
{practice work-time), 7:30and the highway code; drinking
and dance courses.
9 :30 p.m. ( Instruct Ion)
and driving; driving In
Fee: $55
trafflce--freeway driving; bad
The Nelson Community Services
weather
and night driving; car
CCJM>UTERS:
"BASIC•
PROGRAMMltG
Centre not only provides direct
mechanics
and safety and
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beginner's
Introductory
help with their Crisis Line,
buying/Insuring
and financing
course
aimed
to
Introduce
but also sponsors programs of
vehicles.
Guest
resource people
students
to
writing
computer
self-help Including the
and many f 11 ms and handouts are
programs,
us
ing
the
"Basic"
fol lowing through Community
Inc I uded. A handbook "How to
language. The length of the
Education: Parenting Skills,
Drive"
Is provided. Students
course
has
been
extended
to
20
The SIient Scream (family
must be 16 years of age and
hours.(from
16
hours)
plus
10
abuse), Working as a Volunteer,
have obtained a learners
Forum on Human Rights, Planning hours of practice time on the
11 cense before commenc Ing the
computers.
The
course
Is
fairly
Retirement. The 11 SeparatlonIn-car driving lessons. ~
comp
I
ex
and.
req
u
I
res
an
Dlvorce Experience" may be
rebate of $60 Is available to
understanding
of
elementary
repeated this winter, as well
students upon completion of
as 11 Bulldlng Blocks to Divorce mathematics concepts.
this course. The subsidy Is
Registered
participants
will
Recovery", "Schoo I and the
provided from Ministry of
receive a handbook, diskette
SI ng Ie Parent" and "Leg a I
Education support.
and
flow
chart
template;
Rights of the Single Parent".
addltlonal supplies can be
Instructor: Lorne Westnedge
purchased during the course.
For further Information phone
Pat at 352-9676 or Berle at
NELSON
Instructor: Ed DeVrles,
352-3948.
Location: L.V. Rogers, Room 202
(Computer Science Teacher)
Date: Oct. 12, 7-9:30 p.m.
Location: L.V. Rogers School,
(Tues. and Wed.), 8 sessions
Room 307
Fee: $155
Date: Sept. 20, 7-10 p.m.
REGISTER WITH C.E.S., Nelson,
(Mon.), 10 ses.s lons
Facl I ltator : Bob Caron
Location: Conference Room,
Nelson Community Services
Centre 601 B Front St.,
Nelson, B.C.
Date: Sept. 28, 7-9:30 p.m.
(Tues.), 10 sessions
Fee: Free

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Fee: $55

352-6601 or 352-7957.

SLOCAN
Location: . Winlaw Elementary
School
Date: Sept. 15, 6:30-9 p.m.
(Tues. and Wed.), 8 sessions
Fee: $155
REGISTER AT BEGINNING OF CLASS
WITH FEES PLEASE.
SALMO
Location: Salmo Legion Hall
Date: Sept. 13, 3:30-6 p.m.
(Mon.>, 8 sessions
REGISTER AT BEGINNING OF CLASS
WITH FEES PLEASE.

DEFENSIVE DRIVlt«;
This Is a Canada Safety Councll
course aimed at the experienced
driver. It focuses on Improving
driver attitude, concentration
patterns, awareness of other
drivers' habits and
anticipating hazards and
potential accidents.
PRE-REGISTRATION WITH PAYMENT
MUST BE RECEIVED BY SEPT. 24.
Instructor: Patty Johnson
Location: L.V. Rogers, Room 207
Date: Oct. 7, 7-9 p.m.
(Thurs.), 4 sessions
Fee: $20

SMALL MOTm REPAIRS
Learn how to repair your two
and four stroke motors fn this
practical course which will
help you fix your lawn mower,
roto-tl lier, power saw, water
pump and other sma 11 motors.
The course· w111 Inc I ude
demonstrations of various motor
makes and types, theory and
problem solving. Bring your
engine unit, and tools.
Instructor: Sid Edwards
Location: L.v. Rogers Power
Mechanics Shop
Date: Oct. 6, 7-10 p.m. (Wed.),
8 sessions
Fee: $40
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This Is a five-week course to
help you quit smoking
permanently. It features group
support. Advice Is given on how
to cope with, or avoid,
withdrawal symptoms. Stress
management will be discussed
and weight control techniques
wl 11 be learned. You wt 11 be
shown how to ma I nta In your new
non-smoking lifestyle.
Avoidance drills will be
learned and practised.
Follow-up continues for one
year from date of quitting.
Bring you cigarettes to the
first meeting.

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Instructor: Dan Wack
(Ex-Smoker Association)
Location: Trafalgar Jr.
Secondary School, Room 113
Date: Sept. 21, 7-9 p.m.
(Tues.), -5 sessions A
Fee: $22
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CITIZENSHIP PREPARATION a.ASS
If you are going to be el lglble
for Canadian Citizenship, this
course offers you the chance _to
learn the necessary Information
for citizenship procedure.
Those with spoken languages
other than Engl lsh will have
the chance to practice written
and spoken English language
skll Is. We wlll look at the
history of Canada and the
cu.rrent econom I ca I,
so~lologlcal, and polltlcal
structure of the country and
famlllarlze ourselves with the
court system. Guest speakers,
field trips., and in-class
discussion wl II be Included. If
you , or someone you know could
benefit from this class,
contact Community Education at
352-7957 or 352-6601.
Instructor: Joan SIivey
Location~ Trafalgar Jr.
Secondary School, Room 113
Date: Sept. 22, 7-9:30 p.m.
(Wed.), 12 sessions
Fee: $20
ltAl>YltG IIJMN <XMIIJUCATIONS
Have you ever had the
experience whl le speaking to
someone of knowing that you
were seeing eye-to-eye, but
then at other t Imes fee I Ing
that you are on different
wavelengths?

Presenter: Russ Pedley
Location: South Nelson School,
Llbrary
Date: Sept. 30, 7:30-9:30 p.m.
(Thurs.), 5 sessions
Fee: $18

SAFE BOATltG (CANADIAN POWER

MEX ICAN OXJK Ire;

SQUADRON

With Lolita Rocheleau, you will
have a fine time preparing
authentic Mexican foods. You'll
bring sunshine to your table
preparing a rich variety of
tastes _lncludlng ·tacos, pozole
and shrimps, enchiladas de mole
and Mexican rice and sangria,
and many other foods, as well
as popular Mexican drinks,
soups, and tasty desserts.

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The waterways are getting
busier every year. Learn the
essentials of safe boating by
taking this excellent course.
It covers such Items as power
FRENOf <XJNYERSATION
. boat and sa 11 boat hand I Ing,
The concept of this program Is anchoring, the weather,
based on the association of a
piloting, aids to navigation
situation to words or phrases.
and government regulations.
The goal Is to provide an
understanding of common basic
Location: L.V. Rogers, · Room
conversational abll lty, with
200T
emphasis on confidence In
Date: Sept. 9, 7-10 p.m.
communicating verbally In the
(Thurs.), 14 sessions
new language. The course Is
Fee: $50 (Includes books,
aimed at elementary school
nav Igat Iona I Instruments and
teachers Interested In
final exam)
Improving verbal communication. Register: Pre-register by
The program Is based on linking ca I I Ing Norm Watts, 352-:7493,
audio and visual subjects. The or register at L.V.R., Rm.
course will Include time for
200T, Sept. 9.
supper and opportunities for
Informal social French.
c.o.R.E.-CONSERVATION NI)
Participants are expected to
OUTDOOR RECREATION EDUCATION .
have. supper as a group In the
Presented by the Fish and
David Thompson University
WIidiife Department, this
Centre cafeteria adjoining the colorful course Is a
.
classroom for at least the
requirement for a hunting
first session (alternative
II cense as wel I .as a look at
supper arrangements will be
hunting ski I ls and wt lderness
planned with the group).
survival. Firearms, ethics,
Activity themes will be
survival, bird and animal ·
Incorporated throughout the
Identification, hunting
fa 11.
regulations and other topics of
Interest will be explored.
Instructor: Anne Burton
Minimum age Is 12 years old.
Location: DTUC Maryhall Room
104
Instructors: Fish and WIidiife
Date: Oct. 5, 4:30-7:30 p.m.
Department personnel
(Tues.), 10 sessions
Location: L.V. Rogers Secondary
Fee: $35
School, Room 203
Date: Sept. 14, 7-9 p.m. (Tues.
and Thurs.), 10 sessions
lHE SILVER ~EEN FILM a.tJB
Fee:
Adults $25, Under 16 $20
Another f I ne ser I es presented

Instructor: Lolita Rocheleau
Location: Trafalgar Foods Room
Date: Sept. 20~ 7-9:30 p.m.
(Mon.), 6 sessions
Fee: $40
ITALIAN CXJOKlt«;

We are p I eased to offer an
Italian cooking course. You
wlll have an opportunity to
suggest your favourite recipe
and plan parts of the course .
Instructor Eleanor Hogan will
demonstrate then Involve you In
preparation of foods such as
pizzas, spaghetti carbanaro,
lasagne, antipasto, pasta
making, minestrone alla
mllanese, and some exciting
des·serts Inc I ud Ing cassata a 11 a
Siciliana Ca Sicilian cake wl th
chocolate frosting).
Instructor; Eleanor Hogan
Location: L.V. Rogers, Foods
Room 200F
Date: Oct. 7, 7- 9:30 p.m.
(Thurs.), 8 sessions
Fee: $45
ITALIAN <X>OKltG (PHASE 11)

This program offers a different
variety from phase one.
by the dedicated members of
Students who wish to continue
this
club.
The
club's
main
In these seminars you will be
from the spring program, and
purpose Is to bring qua I lty
able to learn the process
. FOOD RR n«JUGHT
al so new students are welcome
f I Ims to Ne.I son that have
Involved In these Interactions
Here's
a
chance
to
explore
more
to attend. Prepare such dishes
emphasis
on
viewing,
critique,
and learn how to attain the
about
making
the
most
of
your
as
Braglole, Veal and Chicken
and
study
of
cinematography,
rapport necessary to know your
food
dollar.
Kristine
Witt
Cannelloni,
Polenta, Fettuccine
genus
styles
and
technique.
communication Is fully
with Clam Sauce. Interesting
presents her first hand
understood. Techniques to be
desserts Include Cenci Rosettes
Sept. 14 The Gett Ing of Wisdom exp er I ence In the art of
presented w11 I Inc I Lide
and Zuppa Inglese.
Sept. 28 East of Eden
pressure and water canning,
observ Ing "access Ing cues" to
Medea
Oct.
12
freezing, drying, Juicing and
discover how people are
Instructor: Eleanor Hogan
Oct. 26 Cockta I I Ma Iotov
drying. Root cellars, bulk
thinking; In role-playing
Nov.
9 Tlxote
buying, getting more from your Location: L.V. Rogers Foods
participants will be able to
Room 200F
Nov.
23
Dark
Star
garden and how to stock up In
pace and lead the Interactions
hard
times
will
be
highlighted.
Date:
Oct. 5 , 7- 9 : 3o p.m.
Dec.
7
Lucky
Man
between each other; observing
(Tues.), 6 sessions
and using unconscious responses
Fee: $40
Location:
Trafalgar
School,
Instructor: Kristine Witt
and communication and change
Fine Arts Centre
Location: Foods Room, Trafalgar
techniques basic to N.L.P.
Jr. Secondary School
(Neuro-Llngulstlc Programming). Date: 7:30 p.m., Tuesdays
Date: Sept. 23, 7 :30-9:30 p.m.
The techniques covered wlll be Fees: Membership fees: $5 per
year; Per showing:
(Thurs. ), 10 sessions
useful to anyone In their
$1.50/members,
Fee: $20
everyday life and professional
$2.50/non-members
development.

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COITIIUIIG EDUCATION

AN INTRODUCTION 10 EREAO

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SCULPTmf

STAINED GLASS
Using bread, not dough, as the
An expanded program of study of main Ingredient, students wl 11
Interest to both the beginner
learn a craft In a tun,
Informal atmosphere. We will
and continuing student. This
make
fridge magnets, Christmas
program is offered by Moss
tree
ornaments
and costume
Glass .Works Ltd. In cooperation
jewelry.
There
Is a $2 material
with C.E.S.
fee per student which wt 11
Beginners
enable each student to keep 8
The basic Introduction course
to 10 personal Items made
to stained glass work. This
during the course.
course Involves the student In
glass cutting and the leading
Location: L.V. Rogers, Art Room
of a panel, soldering, and
Date : Sept. 29, 7-10 p.m.
working with patterns. A glass
(Wed.), 4 sessions
cutter Is provided and firstFee: $20
even i ng pract ice glass.
Projects are many and a choice BASIC SEWI ~
could be a simple lampshade.
This course will provide basic
Project materials and tools
concepts and principles of
cost between $75 and $100
c lothing construction. It will
depending on project s i ze.
be benef icia l as a r efresher
course,
or as a first course to
Locati on : Moss Glass Works
someone
new to sewing. The
Ltd., 534 Joseph i ne Street,
class
wl
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Ne I son
demonstrations,
samplers and
Date: Sept. 21, 7:30-10 p.m.
one
garment
.
Suppl
les required.
(Tues . ) , 6 sess ions
Fee : $45

Instructor: Kath leen Fairbank
Location: L. V. Rogers, Textiles
Pre-requisite fqr attendance is Room 200 T
the beginner course· or a
Date: Oct. 5, 7- 9:30 p.m.
pr evious course in glass
(Tues.), 10 sessions
leading and/or foll work. This Fee : $35
course wlll Involve the student
ADVANCED SEIII~
in producing a copper foll
Beyond
the basics In sewing
window; lampshade, or
will
be
a course to enhance
terrarium. Material costs
your basic knowledge of
between $50 and $75 depending
fabrics, sewing construction
on project s I ze.
techniques and fit of a
garment. The course will
Location: Moss Glass Works
provide the home sewer with
Ltd., 534 Josephine Street,
good
management procedures, of
Nelson
making
compatible choices of
Date: Sept. 20, 7:30-10 p.m.
techniques, fabrics and styles,
(Mon.), 6 sessions
and of understanding basic
Fee: $45
principles related to the
ORIGAMI
manipulation of fabrics. The
The art of Japanese paper
course will require samplers
folding, while originally a
and one garment to be made.
chi Id's pastime, has -evolved
Supplies required.
into a pleasing and engrossing
art form. In this class we wl 11
Instructor : Kathleen Fairbank
explore the history and or igins
Location: L.V. Rogers, Textiles
of this craft and fold many
Room 200T
distinctive and beautiful
Date: Oct. 6, 7-9:30 p.m.
figures out of paper. While
(Wed. ) , 10 sess Ions
this class Is aimed towards
Fee: $35
beginners of a l l ages, advanced
practitioners are also
BOTANICAL BEGINNl~S
encouraged to attend to share
Ever wondered • • • • Why roses
folds and techniques.
smell nice? Why berries are
Advanced

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Instructor: Maggie Kernaghan
Location: Trafalgar School Room
115
Date: Sept. 28, 7:30-9:30 p.m.
(Tues.), 6 sessions Fee: $24

fut I of water? What's the
difference between fir and
spruce? Why nett Ies st Ing? If
so, take -this course on basic
plant I lfe. You wl 11 learn uses

of plants and how to Identify
the major tam 11 Ies In the West
Kootenay. Try making ginger
tea, elderberry pie, and making
rope from nett Ies. There I s Iots
to do!!

leaders and Interested new
Ieaders wI I I be he Id to share
program Ideas and philosophy
and ensure a "best ever" Mom
a_nd Me ex per I ence. Those who
have attended previous "Mom and
Me" c I asses and newcomers to
Instructor: Daphne Van Alstlne, the program are welcomed to
District Interpreter, B.C.
provide Input to the evaluation
Parks and Outdoor Recreation and to attend workshops.
Division
Date, Location, Time:
Telephone 352-7957 to
Five Tues. evenings, Sept.
pre-register for any of the
14, 21, 28, Oct. 5, 12
programs and to Indicate your
plus
Interest In participating In a
Three Sun. ~laid trips,
September workshop.
Sept. 19, 26, Oct. 3,
MOM AND ME
10 a.m.-noon
A special time for you and your
The Nature House, Kokanee
ch 11 d to share together. The
Glacier Park, North Shore,
process of creative play and
Nelson, B.C.
learning with your child will
Fee: Free--thls course Is
cover singing, I lterature,
provided courtesty of the
toys, rainy day activities and
B.C . Parks Branch.
doing things together. These
MAK I~ YOUR KJME ~E ENERGY
things enrich both mother . and
EFFICIIEHT
chi Id and assist in developing
This presentation Is designed
the lines of communication
to show the home occupant
between you. One adult ls able
numerous ways a home can be
to accompany the child: dad,
made more energy efficient.
mom, guardian, grandmother or
Subjects to be discussed
grandfather. Now open to all
Include Insulation, vapour
pre-schoolers.
barriers, humidity controls,
ventllatlon, windows and doors, REGISTRATION AND AN
lighting, water heating,
ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING will be
fireplaces, heating systems,
held at St. Paul's United
and appliances. In addition,
Church Hall on MONDAY, SEPT. 27
explanations on electrical
at 9:30 a.m . The Mom and Me
rates and electrical energy
Programs w111 - then commence the
use, I.e. off-peak use,
week of Oct. 4 in Nelson and
seasonal use. Resource
Rosemont, with programs In
materials Include pamphlets,
planning stages for WIiiow
f I Ip charts and s 11 des, or the Point, Balfour, South Slocan
use of an overhead projector.
and a French language Mom and
Me In Nelson.
Instructor: GI lbert L. Laycock,
Conservation Officer and Rate TIME OOT (NELSON)
Eng I neer, West Kootenay Power TI me Out prov I des you a chance
and Light Co. Ltd., Tral I
to pursue your choice of
Location: Trafalgar School,
activities and time for
Room 113
Informal discussion and coffee.
Date: Sept. 30 and Oct. 7,
Babysitting Is provided for
7-9 p.m. (Thurs.)
your children. Guest lecturers
Fee: Free
and demonstrations all add to
the Interest and fun. of this
THE'°' NE ME PROGRAM
program.
After six years of steady
growth and deve Iopment, "Mom
Coordinators: Marie Nunn and
and Me" is ready to Iaunch a
Nel I le Shukln
major ex pans Ion to Inc I ude the
Location: St. Pauls United
offering of courses at Balfour,
Church, 602· Silica Street,
6-Mlle, possibly South Slo~an,
Nelson
and a new French language "Mom
Date: Oct. 7, 9:30-11:30 a.m.
and Me" In Ne Ison.
(Thurs.), 10 sessions
Fee: $12
A full re-evaluation and
ongo Ing assessment of the
program will _take place this
year •. Worksh9ps for existing

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SCOTTI SH OOUNTRY DANCE

"Now I really make the little
idea from clay, and I hold it in
my hand. I can turn it, look at it
from underneath, see it from
one view, hold it against the sky,
imagine it any size I like, and
really be in control almost like
God creating something."
Henry Moore

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Under the direction of Ken
MIiner and John Stewart: dance,
dance, dance. Do the Jig,
strathspey and reel through the
Fal I and Winter to May 1 83.
Beginners and advanced students
are all welcome. If you are a
beginner, you must Join now as
newcomers cannot be accepted
after the end of October. For
more Information phone John
Stewart (352-3273) or Ken
Ml Iner (825-9482).
Location: Central Elementary
School Gym
Date: Every Mon. starting Sept.
13 through to May 1 83,
8-10 p.m.
Fee: $5
STilRY IIJla

A fun way to Introduce your
chi Id to the Informative world
of books. This service Is
provided by the Ne Ison
Municipal Library. A member of
the I I brary staff wI 11 read
stories for 3-5 year-olds. Give
your ch 11 d -th Is opportu n Ity
and pre-register directly with
-the library, 352-6333.
Enrolment Is limited.
Location: Nelson Municipal
LI brary
Date: Sept. 22, 10:3011:15 a.m. (Wed.), 6 sessions
Fee: Free

YOGA
This- program wit I offer a very
special time for participants
to _re Iax, exerc Ise, and enjoy
time for personal
revitalization. Vera's classes
are very popular and everyone
Is welcome.
Location: Blewett School Gym
Date: Oct. 12, 7-9 p.m.
(Tues.), 5 sessions
Fee: $15

Coordinator: Cherie Paulson
Locat Ion: WI I Jow Pol nt Church
Hal I
Date: Oct. 5, 9:30-11:30 a.m.
(Tues.), 10 sessions
Fee: $12

DAVID THOMPSON
UNIVERSITY CENTRE

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The goal of the David Thompson
University Centre Is to provide
an educational and cultural
focus for the Nelson and area
TINE OUT (BALFOUR)
community. The centr e's
This established program
operation ls a Joint venture of
continues with a variety of
Selkirk College and the
activities: lectures,
University of Victoria and Is
demonstrations, and time for
unique In British Columbia.
ch It chat and coffee.
Together university, college,
Babysitting Is provided so It's and a school board
adult time. Join In and meet
collaborate to meet educational
people In the co11111unlty and
needs of the area.
Interesting resource people.
Coordinator: Cherie Paulson
Location: Balfour Recreation
Hall
Date: Oct. 7, 9:30-11:30 a.m.
(Thurs.), tO sessions
Fee: $12
TIME OUT (PROCTER)

We are pleased that Time Out
will resume at Procter. This
program prov Ides people an
opportunity to meet, share
education and learning
activities, and time for chit
chat. Babysitting Is provided.
Coordinator: Cherie Paulson
Location: Procter Hal I
Date: Oct. 6, 9:30-11:30 a.m.
(Wed.), 10 sessions
Fee: $12

YOGA (BALFOIR)
A dynamic form of Yoga will be
taught to Increase awareness
and vita I tty of body, mind and
spirit. Each student wl 11
exp Iore and, extend hIs or her
Individual capacities, release
tensions and gain a sense of
well being. Please bring a
b Ian ket or mat.

WEST ARM

Instructor: Carol Erickson
Location: Balfour Elementary
School
Date: Oct. 14, 6:30-8 p.m.
(Thurs.), 8 sessions
Fee: $25

TIME OUT (lflLIDlf POINT)
An established program with an
array of educational and
relaxing activities. This
morning program offers you a
cha.nee to v Is It, have coffee or
tea and meet resource peop Ie
from the conmunlty who wlll
share with you their talents,
skllls, and Information.
Babysitting Is provided.

For more Information about Continuing
Education offerings In Nelson, visit the
office at Selkirk College's Rosemont
campus, 2001 Silver King Road, or call
352-6601 or 352-7957.

Courses offered for university
transfer credit, during day or
evening.

BIOLOGY 106 (SC) Prlnclples of
Biology 1

A study of the unifying
principles of biology. Topics
Include the nature of science,
cellular structure and
metabolism, structural and
functional adaptat ions of
plants and animals, feeding and
nutrition, Internal transport,
homeostasis, hormonal and
nervous control systems ,
muscles and skeletons,
reproduction, genetics,
evolution and ecology.
Laboratory work will parallel
these topics and Include
dissections, use of microscopes
and related experlmenta I
exercises.

ECO«JNI CS 100 ( SC)
Introduction to Ec:onoalcs

Introduction to the study of
Credit Transfer--Except where
economics by looking at major
noted, transfer credit has been
economic Issues In Canada such
arranged for British Columbia
as Inflation, unemployment,
universities.
poverty, regional disparities,
economic grow-th versus the
Tlmetabllng/Courses--Most
environment, · labour and labour
credit courses for the Fall
unions.
season commence the f lrst week
In September. Complete details
a«3LISH 110 (SC) College
from the Admissions Office,
Collposl tlon
DTUC, 352-2241 •
A one-semester composition
course covering sentence
These and all courses are open structure, paragraph
to the general publlc--for
construction, theme
general Interest or credit,
development, and research paper
where there Is space. Why not
preparation. Each student Is
check out the off~rlngs by
assessed and paced according to
stopping In at the centre.
his/her abl I lty and growth.
(SC)--Courses offered by
Some literature will be
Selkirk College.
assigned as source material.
(UVIC)--Courses of fered by the
University of Victoria.
ENGLISH 100 (SC) A Survey of

ANTIROPOLOGY 100 (SC)
I ntroductlon fo Anthropology 1

Engl lsh Literature 1

Stud Ies from Chaucer to Mi Iton.

Major areas within the
a«3LISH 202 (SC) Canadian
dlsclpl lne: physica l, cultural, Literature 1
and social anthropology;
One hundred years of Canadian
I lngulstlcs; archaeology;
prose and poetry: 1850-1950.
ethnography and ethnology may
be stud Ied. "from Caves to
a«3LISH 230 (SC) Introduction
Condom In I mums".
fo file S-tudy of Languages 1

An Introduction to linguistics.
Language wI 11 be stud Ieel In
System
terms of sounds, grammar, and
A general survey of astronomy
writing systems. The history,
including historica l astronomy,
development and structure of
elementary mechani cs and the
English wlll be the substance
physics of light, astronomical
of the course.
Instruments, timekeeping and
calendars, the sol ar system.
The co I Iage te Ies cope w111 be
available for obser vational
work.
Prerequisites : Math 11 or
equlva lent.
ASTRONOMY 100 (SC) The Solar

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HISTORY 104 (SC) Canada
Et«;LISH 301 (UYIC) Chi ldren 1 s
1534-1840
Li-terature
A survey of children's
A survey of Canadian history
I lterature, lncludlng sources
with emphasis on broad economic
and development, with emphasis trends and growth In knowledge
which led to the discovery and
on the study of se Iected 19th
and 20th century works. The
development of North America.
European settlements are
cou r se Is des igned to develop
cr l t lca l awareness and to
studied In their Interplay with
extend know Iedge of ·what books the frontier thus shaping the
beginning of a distinctive
are presently ava l lable for
ch ll dre n and adolescent s .
Canadian commun ity .
NOTE : Th i s cour se and Educat ion Pre-requisite : None
341 (not offered at DTUC ) offer
Interchangeable cred it in the
HISTORY 106 (SC) Western
Intermediate Language Arts area Ci v l l l zatlon 1
of t he Faculty of Education .
A survey of man and his world
Engl lsh 301 offers cred it in
from 1500 to 1815. This course
the Faculty of Ar ts and Science Introduces the student to the
onl y as a free elective.
main polltlcal , rellglons,
soclal and cultural
ENGLISH 413 ( UVIC) Shakespeare developments of Western
society. It concentrates upon
Survey
Lectures on the development of major themes such as the late
Renaissance, the Reformation,
Shakespeare's art in the
the Age of Rellglous Conflict,
histories, comedies and
the Scientific and Intellectual
tragedies.
revolutlons, the Enllghtenment,
and
the French Revolutlon and
Et<GLISH 424 CUVIC) The British
Novel In the 191-h Cenhry
the Napoleonlc Era • .
Authors to be studied may
Pre-requisite: None
n
Include Mary Shelley, Austen,
HISTORY 204 (SC) A History of
Scott, Bronte, Dlsreall,
B.C. 1
Collins, Dickens, Thackeray,
A history of the Pacific
Elliot, Trollope, Merideth,
Northwest from the time of
Hardy, Butler, and Stevenson.
first European Interest to the
time of joining with Canada.
FREN~ 102 (SC) Beginners
The effect of European commerce
French 1
In relatlon to a unique
This course Is Intended for
frontier are woven Into a
beginners with little or no
picture of an emerging B.C.
knowledge of French. It is a
Identity.
dialogue based course,

HISTilRY 382 (UYIC) The
Scientific and Intellectual
Revol utlon of the Seventeenth
Century
A survey of the rl se of modern
scle~ce and the new 'world view
which resulted from Its
success. Among the thinkers to
be considered will be Galileo,
Francis Bacon, Descartes ,
Hobbes, Newto~ and Locke. These
men and their ideas _wlll be
exam i ned In the social and
pol lt lcal context of their
times. The course Is historical
in emphas Is and does not
undertake 1-lterary criticism or
philosophical analysis. Not
open to students who have
credit for HIST 268.

accompanied by drl lls and
exercises which combine the
spoken language with the basics
of French grarrmar. Two hours
conversation practice are
Included.

PHILOSOPHY ' 202 (SC) Philosophy
of Art 1
This course provides an
Introduction to such aethetlc
problems as: What Is a work of
Art? How are different art
forms related? How can
contemporary art be
Interpreted? What role does
Imitation play In art? What
ro·I e can a cons I derat Ion of
emotions and Intentions play In
the evaluation of a work of
art? How does art Interact with
society? With rellglon? Both
emplrlcal and ratlonal
approaches will be employed by
studying the writings of both
artists and phllosophers from
PI ato to the present day. The
work of student artists In all
forms will provide some of the
material to be analyzed in
c I ass. A bas le n I anguage" of
aesthetics wlll be acquired for
use I~ Philosophy 203.

FREN~ 112 CSC) First Year
French 1
This is a thorough grammar
course Including a review of
elements previously stud -led,
and new material at the
Intermediate level.
Contemporary I lterature Is
studied, and regular
conversatlonal classes are
held.

HISTilRY 344 CUYIC) Canada
Since Confederation
A study of recurring themes and
problems In Canadian history
Including natlonal policies,
French-Engllsh tensions,
federal-provlnclal confllcts,
and external relatlons.
Attention wlll be given to the
soclal and economic background
of these problems as well as
their pol ltlcal manifestations.

HISTilRY 360 (UYIC)
The Renaissance
A study of the conditions,
Ideas, and men Involved In the
Intellectual quickening that
GEOGRAPHY 130 (SC) Introduction ushered In the early modern
to Physical Geography
period of European history.
Weather and climate, sol ls and
vegetation, development of
slopes and fluvlal landforms
with partlcular referen~e to
western North America.
Prerequisite: None

PHILOSOPHY 100 {SC)
Introduction to Philosophy:
Ethics
In this course we explore such
perennial questions as: How and
what can I know? How can I be
happy? What makes som-=:thlng
good? Beginning with classical
sources we will study
refutations of ethlcal
relatlvlsm and prescriptions
for the good 11 fe. Students
wlll have an opportunity for
explorlng personal bel lefs and
synthesizing the emotlonal and
rational aspects of discourse
by means of seminars~ short
lectures, and selected readings
from the writings of Plato,
Descartes, Berkeley, Hume,
Neltzsche, Freud, Wittgenstein
and others.

PSYCHOLOGY 100 (SC)
Introductory Psychology
An Introduction to the methods,
theory and practice of
psychology as a science. Among
others, topics wlll Include
motivation and emotion,
!earning theory and practice,
theories, of personal lty,
behaviour disorders and
therapy. Other topics are added
at the discretion of the
indlvldual Instructor. Class
demonstratlons ·and activities
are used to I 11 ustrate
concepts. Teaching methods and
resources In the course vary
with the instructor.
SOCIOLOGY 120 (SC)
Introductory Sociology
This course Is an Introduction
to the dlsclpl lne. The
soclologlst perspective Is
examined, along with the
associated concepts and
methods. Attention Is directed
to major areas such as culture,
sociallzatlon, stratification
and deviance. Students have an
opportunity to research topics
of Interest.

U.B.C.
EDUCATION 426 (UBC) The Role
of the Teacher In Guldance--3
units
An overview of remedlal and
developmental guidance
approaches for the classroom
wlll be presented. Students
wI I I be expected· to part Ic I pate
as the course wlll have an
experlentlal/sklll development
component.
Instructor: Sharon Farinha
Tlmetabllng Information
available upon registration
Fee: $210 (payable to the
University of British
Columbla on receipt of
registration)
Prerequisites: Teacher's
Certificate
For further Information contact
Sharon Farinha at the School
Board office 352-6681, local
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"I have my own particular
sorrows, loves, delights; and you
have yours. But sorrow, gladness,
yearning, hope, love, belong to all
of us, in all times and in all places,
Music is the only means whereby
we feel these emotions in their
universality. "

H. A. Overstreet

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PAINTING--W<RKltG WITH ntE
PORlRAIT
Students will first work with
WEN-DO
Many of the career and
POTTERY-BEGINtERS
the
proportion
of
the
head
and
Wen-Do
Is an effective system
university transfer oourses at This Is an Introductory course
DTUC are open to the part-time In clayworklng and the ceramic
shoulders, using graphite,
of self-defense developed
conte or charcoal. Attention
specifically for women. Wen-Do
student. If you are Interested process. Emphasis Is placed
In participating please contact upon developlng personal
wlll be payed to gesture,
offers ways to deal with
the DTUC School of Music at
explorations with clay.
structure and general form. The harassment In the street, In
focus wl 11 then turn to the
public places, at social
352-2241. Permission of the
Understanding and direction of
structure
of
the
features,
gatherings,
at work and in the
school Is required, as
expression will be developed
prerequisites apply for
ears,
eyes,
nose,
and
mouth.
home;
to
cope
w·ith a 11 types of
through: working with clay on
participation. We are pleased
From
here
the
11
keness
f
I
rst
In
verba
I,
phys
I
ca
I and sexua I
and off the potters' wheel;
graphite
conte,
and
then
in
the
assault.
The
emphasis
ls on
to announce general Interest
loading and firing kllns; and
designing, developing and using student's choice of· media,
women, their socialization,
non-credit courses in:
glazes. Fee Includes 50 lb. of acrylic, oil, or guache. Please cond ltloni-ng and needs.
ENSBl3LES
bring your own painting
Participants gain
clay per person, glaze
An Invitation for you to
materials and firing costs.
equipment and supplies. Easels self-confidence,
participate In our large
are prov Ided.
Additional clay to be
self-determination, the belief
ensembles. We Invite community
purchased.
and knowledge in one's
singers and Instrumental lsts to
Instructor: Joseph Cash
abilities and desire to defend
join us In keeping these
Location: DTUC Ceramics Studio Location: DTUC Patenaude Hall, oneself. FOR WOMEN OF ALL AGES .
ensembles an attractive part of
Date: Sept. 15, 7-10 p.m.
R09m 205
Maximum 14 students.
our university centre.
(Wed.), 12 sessions
Date: Sept. 21, 7:30-10 p.m.
(Tues.), 8 sessions
Fee: $80
Instructor: Sandra Laine
REGISTRATION
Fee:
$50
Class #1
Each ensemble listed below can
Location: Hume School Basement
be taken for credit (1 Selkirk POTTERY--00NT I NlJ.I tG
mEATIVE '-RITING GROUP
This class is offered to
Date: Sept. 20, 7-9:30 p.m •
.. C?l lege credit). Registration
A non-credit prose and poetry
students who have taken
(Mon. and Wed.), 6 sessions
must take p Iace In person at
writing workshop with an
Fee: $35
the School of Music, DTUC. Fee beginning pottery and would
Class #2
for each ensemble non-credit Is I Ike to continue their ceramics emphasis on group Interaction
Involvement. Emphasis Is placed and feedback. Open to all ages Location: DTUC Gym
$5.
on: developing specific ski I ls and to writers at varying
Date: Sept. 18 and 25, 9 a.m.degrees of development.
DTUC STAGE BAN>
4 p.m. (Sat.)
on and off the wheel; glaze
Rehearses and performs swing,
design; development and
Fee: $35
Instructor: Judi Smith
jazz, and jazz-rock
application; and some firing
Locat Ion: DTUC Maryha I I, Room
EXPLORltG TI-IE FEMALE CYCLE
arrangements. Reading and
Instruction. Fee Includes 50
104
This
workshop rs being offered
Improvisation are emphasized.
I b. of clay per person, g I aze
Date:
Sept.
22,
7-9
p.m.
to
women
of arr ages to further
Rehearsals are 3:30-5:30 p.m.,
materials and firing costs.
(Wed.),
8
se~slons
knowledge
of bodily cycles. The
Wednesday at the DTUC Music
Additional clay to be
Fee:
$29
fema
I
e
fart
I I Ity pattern and
Building. Admission by
purchased.
reproductive
anatomy and
audition. Further Information
TI-IE
IWACT
ON
(IJR
LIVES
Of
lHE
physiology
Is
presented. The
Is available from Andrew
Location: OTUC Ceramics Studio ADVANCES IN !£!ENCE <FALL
BIiiing's
Ovulation
Method can
Inglis, phone 352-2241.
Date: Sept. 14, 7-10 p~m.
LECTURE-DISCUSSION SERIES)
be used for detect Ing
(Tues.), 12 sessions
Four stimuating Wednesday
physlologlcal changes, learning
ORCfESlRA
Fee: $80
evenings
focusing
on
the
to
read your body, birth
Comprised of students, members
advances
in
_mediclne,
control
and to determine
of the DTUC faculty, the
l.Atl)s:Af"E PAINTING IN OILS NI>
astronomy,
computers
and
our
whether
you
are ovulatlng and
Kokanee String Quartet, and the AmYLIC
environment, and the Impact of how often. The workshop topics
public. Rehearsals will be held students will work In of I or
chartge on our lives In the
wI 11 cover the menstrua I eye Ie,
Tuesday evenings, 7-9 p.m. In
acrylic or a combination. Work
'80's.
hormonal effects, body changes,
the Music Building. Interested
will be carried out both In the
external
Influences on a
players of orchestral
studio and In the field.
Each
evening's
presentation
woman's
cycle,
and how to chart
Instruments should contact
Design, colour, and medic
w
111
be
fo
Ii
owed
by
an
aud
I
ence
your
fetll
lty
pattern.
(A
Andrew Ing I ls, . 352-2241, loca I techniques will be discussed as
discussion,
led
by
a
panel
fol
low
up
session
wl
11
be held
55 or Don Mitchell, 352-2241,
paintings are brought from .
which
l·ncludes
a
theologian,
for
those
women
who
wish
to
local 36 for further
sketches and photo sketches to
philosopher,
and
an
chart.)
Your
partners
are
In format Ion.
completion during the course.
anthropologlst/soclologlst.
welcome.
Please bring your own painting
DTUC QWIBER a«>IR
equipment and suppl les. Easels Location: DTUC, Room 309
Is comprised of students, DTUC
Instructor: Els Wagemaker
are provided.
Dates: Oct. 6, 13, 20, 27,
faculty, and the public.
Location: L.V. Rogers, Room 107
7:30-9:30 p.m. (Wed.), 4
Rehearsals are 3:30-5:30 p.m.,
Date: Oct. 12, 7-10 p.m.
Instructor: Joseph Cash
sessions
Mondays, In the DTUC Music
(Tues.)
Location: DTUC Patenaude Hal I,
Fee: Free
Bui Id Ing. For further
Fee: $3
Room 205
Information contact Andrew
~ING WOMEN
Date: Sept. 22, 7:30-10 p.m.
Ing! Is, 352-2241, local 55.
This
four-week series Is
(Wed.), 8 sessions
Intended
to provide Information
Fee: $50
and stimulus through
presentations by resource

......

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people followed by Informal
group discussions. You are
encouraged to enroll for the
entire series.
Assertiveness for Women
Techniques and skills to
Increase your own feel lngs of
self-worth and confidence.
Resource person: Mary Murray
Women and the Law
A look at family law as It
relates to women.
Resource person: Susan Wallach
It's Just Your Nerves
Women and Alcohol, Women and
Pl Ifs; What Is the Issue? The
chemical or how we handle our
I Ives. Share with other women
who are looking tor answers.

1

. HORSEMANSHIP.COURSES:.
Offered by: Selkirk College,
Slocan Valley Learning Centre,
S12, C2, R.R. #1, Crescent
Valley, B.C., telephone
359-7564.

Please register with the Valley
Centre for these courses.
FOOM RELATED 10 fllCTION
Ao lndepth study of
conformation and how It relates
Back To School, Back to Work
to the Engl lsh and Western
For women considering returning Riding horse. Topics will
to school with employment and
Include the Olympic Sport
career opportunities In mind.
Horse, Dressage, Combined
l.nformatlon about training
training and Jumper. In
opportunities and pathways,
addition to classroom lectures
local education programs
__
this course wlll consist of an
avallable, and a look at the
In the field conformation
needs of the labour market.
cl lnlc.

Date: Sept. 29, 7:30-9:30 p.m.
(Wed.) 4 sessions
Fee: $8 for the series; $2 per
session

Location: Valley Learning
Centre
Date: Oct. 30 , 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
CSat.)
Fee: $30 (one or both
workshops)
Register by: Oct. 14

For further Information: re
location and other data contact
VI ta Storey_, Women I s Access
Coordinator, Selkirk College,
LUt«;Elt«; SEMINAR
Rosemont campus, 352-6601.
This workshop wlll Include a
description and fitting a
lungelng equipment plus a
OTHER IDIJEN I S EVENTS 111 IS FALL
demonstration of the
Networking for Women
appllcatlon of the lunge.
An evening with El leen Hendry,
Students w111 be g l ven th_e
founder of the Vancouver
opportunity to test their
Women's Network. EIieen wlll
lungelng skills with
speak on what networking can do Jacqueline's critique.
tor you. Networking Is sharing
Locatl"on: Va 11 ey Learn Ing
exchanging Ideas, obtaining
Centre
feedback, referrals,
Date: Oct. 31, 9 a.m.-noon
Information, guidance and
(Sun.)
support on any Job related
Fee: $30 (one or both
concern you may have. In
workshops)
El leen 1 s present capacity as
Register by: Oct. 14
the Vice-President of the
Federal Advisory Councll on the 1-mSESHOW MNAGEMENT l«R(SHOP
Status of Women she is also
This workshop wl 11 cover al I
Interested In ·receiving Input
aspects of planning and running
on Issues of concern to wanen
a successful horse-show. Topics
In our area.
wlll Include setting up the
Date: Sept. 16
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Place: Castlegar Campus,
Faculty Lounge

artists to Nelson. Workshops
wlll be presented for DTUC '
students and for the community
on Fridays and Saturdays this
fa 11.

Flnanclal Management for Woaen Instructor: Pamela Arthur
A 1 1/2 day workshop to be held Location: Valley Learning
in Cast Iegar.
Centre
Date: Dec. 4, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
For further information please
(Sat.)
Fee: $30
contact Vita Storey, Women's
Access Coordinator, 352-2241
Register by: Nov. 18
(DTUC), 352-6601 (Rosemont
campus), or 352-3010 (Castlegar
campus).

program, time allocation and
course design. It wlll prove
Informative for both exhibitors
and members of horse show
corrmlttees.

Subjects Include: ceramics,
painting, printmaking,
sculpture, and photography.

For further Information on
WORKSHOPS IN t£LSON
these five programs, contact
David Thompson University
Ric Gomez, Chairman, Visual
Centre wlll be hosting a series
Arts department, DTUC,
of visiting B.C. teaching
352-2241.
ltl>USTRIAL FIRST AID lRAINltt; IN t£LSON
Regional First _Aid Training, a new Independent training
agency in the Kootenays Is offering the tollowlng courses:
Industrial First Aid
50 hours. Basic Introduction to body structures and
functions. It covers Cardiac Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR),
the obstructed airway, a broad scope of other Industrial
accidents, and Is oriented to the lndustrlal setting and to
ambulance work. Workers' Compensation Board certification.
Courses are offered In Tra 11, Ne Ison and other areas as day ,
courses and evening courses.
Survival First Aid
_8 hours. Dealing with life threatening situations, such as
bleedlng, unconsclousness · and the non-breathing patient.
Required by various Industries. Certification by the
Workers' Compensation Board.
Cardiac Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
A three level course.
Heart-Savers--4 hours. An Introduction to the ~lgns and
symptoms of Heart Attack. Motor-skiffs of the one man
cardiac pulmonary resuscitation, and the choking victim.
Basic 1--6 hours. Deals with the 2-man rescue In CPR, the
choking victim chi Id and adult.
Basic 2--8 hours. The recording doll Is used and the
student perfects his skit ls In CPR.
All three courses are held to the Standards of the Canadlan
Heart Foundation with certification by them.
The fee structure Is:

Industrial First Aid
Survival First Aid
Heart-Savers
Basic 1
Basic 2

$150
20
15
20
25

Al I advertising, registrations and facl I !ties to conduct
training wlll be organized by Reglonal Training Services In
Nelson. All enquiries for Industrial First Aid In Nelson
should be referred to:
REGIONAL FIRST AID TRAINING
12 - 1300 Cedar Avenue
Tral I, B.C.
V1R 4C2

Coordinators: Jay Berkosha
Karen Schultz
Telephone: 364-0424 (Trail)
352-7721 (Nelson)

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nelson
STll>Y AT tlJME WITH 1HE <PEN

AIR IRAKES
This course Is designed In
preparation for air brakes
endorsement and Includes a
practical examination. The
final test Is to be conducted
by the Motor-Vehicle Examiner.

Instructor: Dennis Anderson
Location: Selkirk College
Rosemont Campus, 2001 Sliver
King Road
Date: Oct. 18-Dec. 6, 7-9 p.m.
(Mon.), 8 sessions
Course Length: 16 hours
fee: $30

LEARNltG INSTITUTE
Now you can get your high
school diploma, study for a
university degree, or start on
a whole new career program. You
can get started on yours rl ght Location: Selkirk College
ELECTRONIC <DFONENTS OOURSE
(Rosemont campus), 2001
now. Just ca 11 col Iect to your
This
course Is designed for
Sliver King Road
nearest OLI advisor for
people
with some electrical
Date: The first course wt 11
details, or get In touch with
background.
It Is Intended to
commence Sept. 20, 7-10 p.m.
any Selkirk College office.
aid
in
understanding
the
(Mon. and Wed.), 8 sessions
operation
of
semiconductor
(Courses wt 11 be held each
Your OLI advisor In Nelson will
devices. It wil l also provide
month as requlred--wlth the
help you decide on courses that
experience
In their
exception of Mon., Oct. 11.)
will meet your needs and
appl
I
cations.
Interests, and he can show you Fee: $50 plus $1.35 for manual
how to combine OLI courses with
BASIC 'lDfE-lP
Course content will Include the
Selkirk College courses to
Program
designed
for
both
men
fol lo~lng components:
round you your study program.
and women wishing to perform
unljunctlon transistor, p.m.
minor tune-up service to their junction diode, transistor,
The Open Learning Institute
zener diode, s.c.R. Csl I Icon
sends complete course packages vehicle.
Prerequisite:
Completion
of
car
control
led rectifier), trlac
to Its students, and tutors
and
doac.
owners'
course
or
the
provide help by tol 1-free
equivalent
telephone. Find out how you can
Lab practice wl l l be provided
continue your education without
for electronic circuits
Location:
Selkirk
College
disrupting your lifestyle.
Rosemont Campus, 2001 Sliver Involving semiconductors. ·
King Road
CALL a:>LLECT TO NELSON ( 112)
Prerequisites: A good
Date:
Sept. 20-0ct. 18,
352-2310
understanding of principles
7-9
p.m~
(Mon.
and
.A PROVINCIAL POST-SECONDARY
Wed.)--wlth the exception of
Involved In basic D.C. and
I NST ITUTI ON
Mon., Oct. 11), plus one
A.C. electrical circuits.
8-hour shop session.
· Course Length: 24 hours
Fee: $60
lPGRADltG Nil REFRESHER
PROGRAMS
Selkirk College (Rosemont
campus), In cooperation with
the Ministry of Labour,
Apprenticeship Branch, offer
many courses for tradesmen and
apprentices who wish to upgrade
their present skills or prepare
themselves for certification
examinations. Enrolment -In
these courses Is I lmlted to
those who are presently working
In a spec If le trade.

Applicants wishing to enrol In
these courses are advised to
see the Apprenticeship
counsellor for eligibility
requirements.

CANADIAN B.ECIRICAL Ca>E
This Is a course for tradesmen
to update them to the additions
to the 14th edition of the
Canadian Electrical Code Book.
Instructor: Robin Bower
Location: Selkirk College
Rosemont Campus, 2001 Sliver
King Road
Date: Sept. 22-Nov. 10,
7-10 p.m. (Wed.)
Fee: $60
CAREER PLANNltG/AWARENESS

An eight-week course designed
to explore your options In the
world of work. Participants
will have the opportunity to
complete a number of
self-assessment Instruments
for further details on any of
useful In looking at the
the following courses, please
complex subject of career and
contact Community Education
occupational exploration and
Services, Selkirk College
decision making. This course
,(Rosemont campus), 2001 SI Iver
will be of particular Interest
King Road, Nelson, B.C. VIL 1C8 to those contemplating a career
or telephone 352-6601,
change, re-entering the
352-5797.
workforce, or entering the work
force for the first time.

Location: Room 206, Selkirk
College Rosemont campus, 2001
SI Iver King Road
Date: Oct. 5-Nov. 4, 7-10 p.m.
(Tues. & Thurs.), 10 sessions
Course length: 30 hours
Fee: $60 plus textbook

HEAVY OOTY B.EClRICAL
lPGRADltG a>uRSE
This Is a course designed for
Journeyman heavy duty
mechanics. The course will
cover the fol lowing topics:
basic electrical, test
equipment, chassis circuits,
starting systems (Including
series-parallel switches),
Ignition systems (Including
newer solid-state lrnltlon
systems), charg Ing system and
trouble shooting for each of
the above topics.
Location: Selkirk College
Rosemont campus, 2001 St Iver
King Road
Date: Sept. 20-Nov. 8,
7-10 p.m. (Mon. & Wed.)--wlth
the exception of Mon., Oct.
11, 14 sessions
Course length: 42 hours
fee: $75

SELKIRK COLLEGE ADULT BASIC EDUCATION
Selkirk College Adult Learning Centre offers a variety of
upgrading courses, both full- and part-time, with
Individualized and/or small group Instruction.
<XJlRSES
Course offerings Include math, reading, spelling and
writing for gr ades 1-12. Vocational completion programs are
offered for grades ten and twelve which Include science
courses as well. College preparatory courses and academic
completion courses are also available.
lRANSITIONAL lRAINltG PR>GRAM
This course provides practical Instruction In three basic
areas--academlc upgrading: math, reading writing;
life-ski I ls development: money management, meal planning,
problem solving; and vocational skill and work attitude
development.
The development of personal and social skills underlies all
components. This course Is designed to meet the needs of
mentally handicapped adults, but Is also open to adults
with other handicaps who have a need for this type of
training.
FOR MORE INFORMATION, a:>NTACT the centre In our new
location at the Rosemont Campus of Selkirk College, 2001
Silver King Road, Nelson, B.C. VIL 1C8 or telephone
352-7231.

CONTINUING EDUCITION

1
Location: Selkirk College
Rosemont campus, 2001 Sliver
King Road
Date: Sept. 20-Dec. 13,
7-10 p.m. (Mon. and Wed.)-with the exception of Mon.,
Oct; 11), 24 sessions
Course length: 72 hours
Fee: $100

HI LT I POWER ACTUATED TOOLS
This course . consists of theory
and practical. The successful
recipient will receive a valid
Hlltl operators ticket for the
DX450 and the DX600N.

RETAIL SHOP MI\NAGEMENT
Geared to the small retail shop
owner or anyone considering
retail shop ownership or
employment. This course will
discuss a number of topics
Including: personal business
Location: Room 206, Selkirk
assessment, objectives,
College Rosemont campus, 2001 quslness plans , stock
Si Iver King Road
purchasing and financing,
Date: Sept. 20 and Sept. 22,
advertising, staffing, sales,
7-10 p.m. (Mon. and Wed.), 2 service and topics of concern
sessions
to participants.
Course length: 6 hours
Fee: $20
Instructor: Ian McAdam
Location: Selkirk College
FINANCIAL M\NAGEMENT RR THE
Rosemont campus, 2001 Si Iver
SMAU BUSINESS
King Road
Designed as a primer for small Date: Sept. 22-Nov. 24,
business owners, potential
7-10 p.m. (Wed.), 10 sessions
owners, and employees. This
Course length: 30 hours
course wi 11 treat a wide range Fee: $60
of subjects including: types
and characteristics of business INTRODUCTION 10 THE MILLIRIGHT
ownership, financial
lRADE
statements, budgeting, funding
This course Is designed for men
Internal control, record
and women who are Interested in
keeping, and related topics of
applying for a millwright
Interest.
apprenticeship but are a little

MILLWRIGHT T.Q. NI>
I NTER-PROY INCi AL IPGRADI ti,
This course Is designed to
upgrade persons who Intend to
write the B.C. tradesman's
qual lflcatlon or the
Inter-provincial examination.
Applicants must have at least
8,000 hours In the mlllwrlght
trade.

Location: Selkirk College
Rosemont campus, 2001 Sliver
King Road
Date: Sept. 20-Dec. 13,
7-10 p.m. (Mon. and _Wed.)-wlth the exception of Mon.,
Oct. 11), 24 sessions
Course length: 72 hours
Fee: $100

Instructor: Mark McPhall
Location: Selkirk College
Rosemont campus, 2001 Sliver
· King Road
Date: Sept. 21-Nov. 24,
7-10 p.m. (Tues.), 10
sessions
Course length: 30 hours
Fee: $60

unsure of what mlllwrlghtlng
Involves. Subjects which are
covered In this course are as
fol lows: what is involved in
apprenticeship, the math which
is required, theory which Is
necessary--1.e. safety,
gearing, bearings, hydraulics,
belting, pumps, hand tools,
compressors, conveyors,
MARKETltl, 10 THE S~ER AND
couplings, and seals; and
WINTER TOURIST
drafting and blueprint reading,
Summer and winter tourism Is an a field trip into Industry to
Increasingly Important segement actually see where a Mlllwrlght
of the B.C. provincial economy works and to see some of the
and the Kootenay ls no
equipment that he works with.
exception. This course will
There will also be an
provide valuable marketing
evaluation exam on the final
information and insights to
evening.
operators and employees of
tourist businesses and service Location: Selkirk College
businesses that rely partially
Rosemont campus, 2001 Sliver
on the tourist trade. Product
KIng Road
analysis, market trends,
Date: Sept. 20-Dec. 13,
promotions, publicity, use of
7-10 p.m. (Mon. and Wed.)-media advertising, budgeting,
wlth the exception of Mon.,
packaging and other topics wl 11
Oct. 11), 24 sessions
be covered.
Course length: 72 hours
Fee : $100
Instructors: Peter Adam,
Whitewater Ski Area; Denny
Edgar, Kootenay Boundary
MILLWRIGHT ltl>USTRIAL
Visitors Assoc.; Peter Wood,
HYDRAULICS Atl) PNEll4ATIC
Selkirk College
COURSE
Location: Selkirk College
This course consists of trade
Rosemont campus, 2001 Sliver mathematics and sciences,
King Road
symbols, reading, drawing and
Date: Sept. 20-Nov. 29,
designing circuitry. As well,
7-10 p.m. (Mon.), 10 sessions there wl 11 be severa I Iab
Course length: 30 hours
sessions included In this
Fee: !60
course.

SHCJUHAM>-IJ>GRADlt«;
An opportunity for those who
already have a mastery of
theory to Increase speed and
vocabulary skills in Pitman
Classic, Pitman Shorterhand or
Forkner systems.

Location: Room 118, Selkirk
College Rosemont campus, 2001
SI Iver King Road
Date: Sept. 20-Dec. 13,
7-10 p.m. (Mon.), 12 sessions
Course length: 36 hours
Fee: $50
INTERMEDIATE TYPING OOlRSE
This Is an employment oriented
course for typist who can
already type 30 w.p.m. Topics
covered in this course will be:
skll I building In both speed
and accuracy, business letters,
tables, manuscripts, and word
division.

Location: Room 118, Selkirk
College Rosemont campus, 2001
SI Iver KI ng Road
Date: Sept. 22-Dec. 8,
7-10 p.m. (Wed.), 12 sessions
Course length: 36 hours
Fee: $50

BASIC WELDlt«;
This Is a course for tradesmen
covering welding of mild :s'teer..,
plate, In flat and vertical
positions, and hand burning.
Emphasis will be placed on
safety and electrode
classification.

Location: Selkirk College
Rosemont campus, 2001 Silver
King Road
Date: Sept. 27-Dec. 20,
7-10 p.m. (Mon. and Wed.)-Location: Room 119, Selkirk
with the exception of Mon.,
College Rosemont campus, 2001
Oct. 11, 24 sessions
Si Iver King Road
Course length: 72 hours
Date: Sept. 20-Dec. 13,
Fee: $t75
7-10 p.m. (Mon. and Wed.)-with the exception of Mon.,
WELD I NG FOO AUTO "TRADES
Oct. 11), 24 sessions
This Is a course designed
Course length: 72 hours
specifically for men and women
Fee: $100 plus $20 for supplies
engaged In the automotive
repair field. It will cover the
BASIC TYPlt«; CX>URSE
welding of light guage
Here is an employment oriented
material, proper use of
course for the novice typist.
oxy-acetylene and safety.
Upon completion of this course
you should be able to: operate
Location: Selkirk College
the keyboard by the touch
Rosemont campus, 2001 Sliver
method, operate machine parts,
King Road
proofread typed material
Date: Sept. 21-Dec. 13,
against a key, centre material
7-10 p.m. (Tues. and
both vertically and
Thurs.)-- with the exception
horizontally on a page, type a
of Thurs., Nov. 11, 24
blocked business letter,
sessions
correct all typographical
Course length: 72 hours
errors, and type a minimum of
Fee: $175
30 net w.p.m.
For more information about Continuing
Education offerings in Nelson, visit the
office at Selkirk College's Rosemont
campus, 2001 Silver King Road, or call
352-6601 or 352-7957.

\

"The more ignorant the authority,
the more dogmatic it is. In the
fields where no reol knowledge
is even possible, the authorities
ore the fiercest and most assured
and punish non-belief with the
severest of penalties."
Abraham Myerson

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1

B.C. To register, or for
The program Includes basic
Instructor: Sandor Tandory
further Information call the
reading, writing and arithmetic Location: Salmo Secondary
Salmo office. Assistance on
as wel I as high school subjects
School, Art Room 103
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
All registration and payment of programs not I lsted above is
llke Engl lsh, mathematics and
Date: Sept. 30, 6:30-9:30 p.m.
fees to be made In advance.
aval lable from Marg Mahan,
science. The only requirement
(Thurs.), 10 sessions
Knowledge Network Liaison
for taking these courses Is a
Fee: TBA
minimum age of 18 years and out
Officer, 845 Victoria Street,
By Mal I
of
the public school at least
Trall,
B.C.,
368-5236
•.
Mall registrations to the
one year.
Community Education office,
AGE OF ~CERTAINTY (KNOWLEDGE
ADULT MSIC mtJCATION
P.O. Box 999, Salmo, B.C. VOG
NEn«RC)
This program Includes:
For more Information drop by
120 using the registration
This series Is an
the Selklrk College .Adult
form on page 55. • I nc I ude your communications (reading,
lnterdlsclpl lnary study with
writing
and
spell
Ing)
from
Learning
Centre
at
301
4th
cheque or money order.
major elements of economics,
grade levels 1 to 12,
Street, Salmo, or call us at
philosophy, history, sociology,
mathematics from levels 5 to 12 357-2017.
In Person
anthropology and polltlcal
Registrations wlll be accepted and science, grade 8 to 12.
science. It begins In the
at the Community Education
agrlcultural landscape of the
Instructors:
Barb
Coombs
and
office located at 301 - 4th
BEGINNERS' FRAME-LOOM IEAVlt«;
1700's and brings the student
Larry
Sedlack
St. (back basement at the Royal
AND SPINN It«;
forward
Into the age of the
Location:
Adult
Learning
Centre
Canadian Legion), between 9:30
Students wlll work on a slmple corporate giant and nuclear
Date:
Mon.,
Tues.,
Wed.,
and
a.m. and 12:30 p.m., Monday to
frame loom. Designed for the
warfare of modern Industrial
Thurs., 9 a.m.-noon and
Friday.
beginner
who wants to learn the society. The basic Intent of
12:30-3:30 p.m.
basic weaving and spinning
the series Is to provide the
Fee: Approx. $10/month
SERVICES F<R DISABLED ADULTS
techniques. Projects such as
student with an
It Is the goal of Community
wall hangings or placemats
lnterdisclpl !nary ap~roach to
Education to integrate disabled Evening classes wlll be held if
could be completed. Students
understanding current economic,
adults In regular Community
a need Is shown. Blology 11/12
supply their own materlals.
social and pol ltlcal problems
Education programs. We have
wlll be offered depending on
and to explore their potentlal
encouraged all our Instructors demand.
' Instructor: Pat Rorick
for solution through the .
to make any necessary
Location: Adult Learning Centre framework of modern economic
adaptat Ions requ I red to Invo Ive GED FREPARATORY
Date: Sept. 27, 7-9 p.m., 8
history.
an adult with a dlsablllty.
The Ministry of Education In
sessions (Mon.)
If, prior to entering a course, Victoria makes avallable a
Fee: $15
Instructor: Regional tutor
you would llke to discuss your battery of exams (GED tests) to
provided by Knowledge Network
Involvement with the course
adults who were unable to
FREEHAII> SKETQilt«; (KNOWLEDGE
Location:
Adult Learning Centre
Instructor we encourage you to . complete high school
NETI«RC)
Date:
Sept.
6, 1-2 p.m. (Mon.)
call us and get the name and
graduation.
This course promises that
Fee: TBA
phone number of the course
vlrtually anyone who can master
Instructor.
Adults can challenge these
BABYSITTER 1RA IN It«;
a few simple basic prlnclples
exams and, If successful, wlll
Become
a certified babysitter.
and techniques can learn to
We wlll also offer speclallzed be awarded the grade 12
A
course
to upgrade your
draw regardless of talent or
programs designated to meet
equlvalency diploma by the
talents
and
teach those who
experience. To take this course
needs unique to adults with a
Ministry of Education. Tutorlal a student need only have an
have not yet started
disability. Examples of these
help with preparation for the
babysitting. This course will
Interest In !earning to draw.
types of programs are: The
exams Is available through the As the course progresses, the
Include basic chi Id and baby ,
Disabled and the Law, Basic
Adult Learning Centre.
care,
demonstrations of some
student Is guided step-by-step
Cooking for the Mentally
children's
games and ski I ls to
through graduated levels of
Handicapped and Sign Language. GED applicants must be 19 years skill.
entertain chlldren and first
If you have any suggestions
of age or over, with at least
aid. The handling of posslbl~
regarding programs you would
six months residency In British Location: Adult Learning Centre emergency situations will be
llke to have offered please
Columbia.
dealt with by guest speakers
Date: Sept • . 6, 6-6:30 p.m.,
cal I Selklrk Col l_ege Continuing
(Mon. and Wed.), 2:30-3 p.m., (R.C.M.P., fire department and
Education at 357-2017.
HIGH SCHOOL CXIFLETION
a doctor). The course Is open
(Tues. and Thurs.), 30
Did you leave school at an
to both boys and girls 12 years
sessions
KNOWLEDGE NE1llRC
early age? Now you can take
ot
age and up. Enrolment Is
Fee: TBA
Selkirk College Continuing
upgrading courses In our Adult
· 11mlted to 14 students.
Education In Salmo Is
Learning Centre In Salmo. We
PAINTlt«; CLASS
Qualified students will receive
sponsoring the fol lowing
are very flexlblle with
This class for beginners or
cert If I cates. A I Ist w111 be
courses this fall: Designing
timetabling to meet your needs
Intermediate students wlll
kept at Selkirk College Salmo,
Home · lnterlors, Freehand
as closely as possible. There
offer Instruction In basic and and parents needing a sitter
Sketching, Mind Your Own
rs · no "enrolment" date as
advanced watercolor painting, ·
may phone 357-2017 for names of
Business, and Introduction to
students can start the program drawing techniques, working
graduates.
Computers.
a_ny time. You work at your own wIth ol ls and acryl !cs and
speed at your own level. Many
Instructors': Apr 11 Hearne, Jean
mixing colors. The Instructor
Broadcast· schedules and
people are surprised to find
Lund, Bev Sawatsky
Is a member of the Trail Art
detalled program guides are
out how easy and pleasant It Is Club and has had e~hlbltlons of Location: Salmo Elementary
avallable on request. Call
to learn In a frlendly, relaxed his work all over the West
Schoo I LI brary ..
357-2017, or ~rite to Community adult classroom.
Kootenay.
Date: Sept. 27, 7-9 p.m. (Mon.)
Education, Box 999, Salmo,
Fee: $20 (Includes a handbook)

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BAS IC SEW It«;

This course wlll provide the
basic prlnclples of clothing
construction. It wlll be
beneflclal as a refresher
course for the current home
sewer or as a f I rst course for
a new sewer. Techniques and
garments wlll be demonstrated.
Instructor: Joyce MacNelll
Location: Salmo Secondary
School Sewing Room
Date: Sept. 29, 7-9:30 p.m.
(Wed.), 10 sessions
fee: $25

CARDlo-AJUl>NMY RESUSCITATION
Heart Saver

This Is a four-hour course for
people with no background In
first aid or health care~ It
Includes one-person rescue
during cardiac arrest (CPR),
helplng a conscious choking
victim, tips on good heart
living and signals and actions
of heart attack. Groups of six
(Industries, businesses,
community groups) can schedule
a course to su It that
particular time and location by
contacting Selkirk College
Continuing Education
coordinator, Donna Bishop,
357-2017.
Basic Level

This Is a six-hour course for
persons with previous CPR
training or health
professionals. It Includes one
and two person CPR; conscious
and unconscious victim choking
procedures; Infant CPR and
written exam. Pre-reading ls
r.equ Ired.
This course will be scheduled
If enough Interest Is shown.
Basic Level I I-Recertification

Course
This Is an eight-hour course
for persons who wish to go on
to Instructor level or who need
Level II for employment
purposes. The course content Is
the same as Basic Level and In
addition requires an acceptable
tape record of one and two
person CPR. Pre-reading Is
required.

If you are Interested In this
course or Basic Level, contact
Selkirk College Continuing
Education coordinator Donna ·
Bishop, 357-2017.

DRIVER EDUCATION lRAINltG
Aimed at the learner driver,
this course prepares you for
your licence test and consists
of elght--2 1/2 hour classroom
sessions and five 1-hour In-car
driving lessons. The course
covers: driver attitudes and
habits; the laws of nature and
the highway code; drinking and
driving; driving In
trafflc--freeway driving; bad
weather and night driving; car
mechanics and safety and
buying/Insuring and financing
vehicles. Guest resource people
and many fl lms and handouts are
Included • . A handbook "how to
drive" Is provided. Students
must be 16 years of age and
have obtained a learners
licence before commencing the
1n-car dr Iv Ing I essons. ~
rebate of $60 Is avallable to
students upon completion of
this course. The subsidy ls
provided from Ministry of
Education support.
Instructor: Lorne Westnedge
NELSON: Tues. and Wed. starting
Oct. 12, 7-9:30 p.m., 8
sessions, L.V. Rogers, Room
202
Fee: $155
Reglste~: Continuing Education
Services, Nelson, 352-6601 or
352-7957
SLOCAN: Tues. and Wed. ~tarting
Sept. 15, 6:30-9 p.m., 8
sessions, Wlnlaw Elementary
School
Fee: $155
Register: First class
SALMO: Mon. starting Sept. 13,
3:30-6 p.m., 8 sessions Salmo
Adult Learning Centre
Fee: $155
Register: .First class

*Date: Sept. 6, 2-2:30 p.m.
(Mon. and Wed.)
fee: TBA
*Program Is repeated 6:307 p.m. Mon. and Wed.
THE FIVE-DAY PLAN 1U STOP

SMOKltG
Developed by medical
authorities and professional
personnel as a result of recent
scientific research Into the
destructive effects of tobacco
on the human body. The
"FIVE-DAY PLAN" Is a proven
method of helping smokers
"kick" the habit.
The program consists of five
consecutive evenings of fl lms,
Instruction by doctors and
professional personnel,
discussion periods, and a
simple dally control led plan.
It Is a series of sessions
aiding the person by showing
how to beat the smok Ing hab It
without the use of drugs or
other narcotics.
Instructor: Ed Sharpe
Location: Adult Learning Centre
Date: Sept. 19, 7-9 p.m.
(Sun.-Thurs.), 5 sessions
Fee: $15

ST. JOHN #4BULANCE tl.lLTI-MEDIA
STANDMD FIRST AID
Covers all standard first aid
procedures. Qual lfylng students
receive a st. John's first Aid
certificate. A 15-hour course,
It ts a stepping stone for
anyone without previous
tra I n Ing who Is th 1n k I ng of
taking Industrial First Aid, a
pre-requisite for entering
nurses training (L.P.N. and
R.N.); a .!'!!:!_St for anyone
Interested In ski patrolllng
for the Sa Imo Ski H111.

It's Just Your Nerves: Women
and Alcohol, Women and PIiis,
what Is the Issue? The
chemlcal, or how we handle our
I Ives. Share In an evening of
discussion and information with
other women who are also
looking for answers.
Back to School. Back to Work:

Information about re-entry Into
education and the labor market,
about opportunities aval.lable
for retraining and career
development.
Instructor: A difference
resource person each week.
Location: Adult Learning Centre
Date: Sept. 29, 7-9 p.m. (Wed.)
Fee: $10/serles or $5/sesslon

ADULT B\DMINTON
Keep flt and have fun playing
badminton every Wednesday
evening. Novice players are
welcome and benefit from
helpful hints from experienced
players.
Location: Salmo Secondary
School Gym
Date: Oct., 8-10 p.m. (Wed.)
Fee: $10/year

SKI aJNOITIONltG
Don I t try the s Iopes or the
traits without getting your
body ready for It. Our program
wilt stretch and condition
those summer muscles and get
you ready for the snow this
winter. Make this winter a
great one by planning for It
now.

Instructor: Glen Dorey and
Sharon Taylor
Location: Salmo Elementary
DESIGNlt«; tDIE INTERl<RS
School Gym
(KNOWLEDGE NETWORK)
Date: Sept. 28, 8-9 p.m.
An Introductory study of the
Instructor: Bev Sawatsky
(Tues.), 10 sessions
basic principles of Interior
Location: Adult Learning Centre fee: $10
design applied to planning
Date: Oct. 12, 7-10 p.m. and
resldentlal Interiors that
SKI PATROL
Sunday 11 a.m.-2 p.m.
satisfy Individual and family
Anyone with good ski Ing ab! I tty
Fee: $50
needs, values and lifestyles.
and an Interest In patrolling
Emphasis Is on the application
MUST register for the
WOMEN'S LECTmE SER I ES
of consumer education pertinent This series of four lectures Is Mufti-Media St. John Standard
to the selection of home
First Aid course scheduled to
aimed primarily at women and
furn~shlng materials. The
start In October. Also contact
wlll Include the followlng
course appeals to those
head ski patroller John
topics:
planning their own home
Bishop.
Phone 357-9964
Assertiveness ForWoaen:
environments.
(evenings).
Techniques and skills to
Increase your own feelings of
Instructor: Regional tutor
self-worth and confidence.
provided by Knowledge Network
Location: Adult Learning Centre

COITIIUII& EDUCITION

1

In a very real sense, people who
have read good literature have
lived more than people who
cannot or will not read ...It is not
·true that we have only one life to
live; if we can read, we can live as
many more lives and as many
kinds of lives as we wish.
S.I. Hayakawa

RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES
Instructor: Reglonal tutor
(starting at various times this
provided by Knowledge Network
fa 11).
Location: Adult Learning Centre
*Date: Sept. 7, 8:30-9 a.m.
Mens' Basketball - Mon. 8-10
(Tues. and Thurs.), 23
p.m.
sessions
Ladles' Basketball - Tues.,
Fee: TBA
8-10 p.m.
*Program Is repeated Sat. and
Sun. 4:30-5 p.m.
Mens' Weight! lftlng - Nlghtly,
5-10 p.m.
Ladles weight training METRIC <DNYERSION
Starting January 1, 1983 the
Nightly, 5-10 p.m.
Floor Hockey - Thurs. 8-10 p.m. conversion of retail food
Mixed Adult Volleyball scales starts. All advertising
of store weighed foods must be
Thurs., 8-10 p.m.
per 100 g or per kilogram. Dual
advertising, I.e. the showing
of equivalent pound prices next
to the metric prices, Is
ENGLISH 100
permitted until the end of
This Is a course from the Open 1983, provided the pound prices
are less prominent. If you are
Learning Institute which Is a
Interested In . being more
first-year university course.
Informed, attend this evening
In Sal mo the composition part
of the course wlll be offered. workshop.
It Includes a thorough review
of basic grammar, punctuation, Instructor: TBA
WU
•'
diction, and writing mechanics; Location: TBA
Instruction In the composing of Date: Dec. 7, 7:30-10 p.m.
Fee: TBA
crltlcal essays; and an
Introduction to tnodern short
storl es and novels. The course MIN> YOUR <Mt BUSINESS
(KNOWLEDGE NETI«R<)
does not attempt to provide
This
series Is Intended to
an historical or _chronologlcal
cover
topics of Interest to
overview of fiction, but
those
_
who
own or operate a
Instead presents stories and
small
business.
The
novels written during the past
owner/manager
of
a small
hundred years to demonstrate
business
In
Canada
must be a
the characterl~tlcs of fiction
master
of
all
management
skills
In. genera I.
for they are usually directly
responsible for all aspects of
Instructor: Debbie Metzler
the
business. This oourse
Location: Adult Learning Centre
points
out that the owner has
Date: Sept. 28-Nov. 9, and
to
be
a
genera I manager,
Oct. 7, 21 and Nov. 4, 7-10
personnel
manager and
p.m., 10 sessions
controller.
Other essentials
- Fee: TBA
INTRODUCTION 10 OM>UTERS NI>
TifEIR N'PLICATIONS (KNOlfLEDGE
NETI«R<)

In vlrtual ly al I business today
the computer has become an
lndlspensl ble tool. As w-lth any
too I, the more fam I I Iar you are
with It, the more you
understand Its capabllltles and
I Imitations, the more you will
get out of It. The purpose of
this course Is to provide a
thorough understanding of the
principles .of computing and to
enable computer users to work
more effectively with data
processing personnel. It will
also provide an excellent
foundation for more advanced
computer oourses.

high I lghted Include marketing,
quality control, finance,
banking, commercial law and
human relations.

TRADESllEN'S lPGRADltr; NI> T.Q.
COURSE
If there are enough people (at
least eight who are Interested
In courses, we are prepared to
Instructor: Regional tutor
ofter any of the following:
provided by Knowledge Network Basic Electrical Code,
Location: Adult Learning Centre Industrial Electrlclans T~Q.,
*Date: Sept. 7, noon (Tues.),
Plumbing T.Q. , and Carpenter
15 se~slons
T.Q.
Fee: TBA
*The program Is repeated on
The Ministry of Labour Is
Sun. at noon.
responsible tor evaluat ions and
testing of the Individuals.
OFFICE ADMINISlRATION
Selkirk College offers a
WAITER-WAllRESS lRAINltr;
modular self-paced program in
A two-week, full-time program
Office Administration on the
In the serving of food and
Trail and Rosemont campuses.
beverages according to the high
Several extension centres offer standards des I red by the
some of the same courses to
hospitality Industry. Course
assist the part-time student.
content Includes: basic table
Full credit Is given for these setting, advanced dining room
courses If you transfer to
service, wine and alcohol
either campus. The Office
knowledge and services, menu
Administration program has five terminology and effective menu
certificate options:
selling, host duties,
I Clerk-typist Basic* sanitation and hygiene, safety
I I Secretar I a I
and accident prevention,
I 11 Bookkeep Ing
customer relations and
IV Bookkeeplng--Clerk
management relations, '
V Legal
applications and Job
* Business Math can be taken
descriptions.
when ABE classes are
scheduled.
Instructor: TBA
* Business Communications can
Location: Dragon Inn
be taken when ABE classes are
Date: Sept. 20.:..oct. 1, 9 a.m.scheduled. It Involves
4 p.m. (first session); Oct.
spell Ing and grammar.
18-0ct. 29, 9 a.m.- 4 p.m.
( second sess Ion)
Fee: $20

..--------------------------SAUi> SK I SCtl)()L
Lessons start: Dec. 20, Jan. 3,

Class
Fee
Lesson
T:tee of Class
$25
Adult (19 & over)
Jrs. (13-18 yrs.)
$20
Chi Id (7-12 yrs.)
$15
Tl ny Tot (3-6 yrs.> $10

·and Jan. 17.
Class
Duration
5-1 1/2 hr.
5-1 1/2 hr.
5-1 1/2 hr.
5-1 hr.

Tow
Fee
$25
$20
$15
Free

Total
Fee
$50
$40
$30
$10

1) Tow ticket Is good during lesson and tor that day or
evening.
2) People with season passes do not pay the tow ticket fee.
3) Start dates are subject to snow conditions and maybe
changed.
4) Ski School Director Is Steve MIiier.

For more Information about
Continuing ·Education offerings
In Salmo visit the office at
301-4th Street (back basement
at the Royal Canadian Legion)
or call 357-2017 •

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Emphasis Is on the application
defining the status of given
HERBOLOGY
of consumer education pertinent A course on the growing,
problem areas and determining
whether computer processing
REGISTRATION
to the selection of home
Identification, use and
preparation of herbs. In
offers a reasonable solution.
furnishing materials. The
All registrations are to be
( It Is not designed to produce
made In advance Including
course appeals to those
addition to three classroom
quallfled programmers or
payment of fees.
planning their own home
sessions, the course wlll
environments (mobile homes,
computer experts.)
Inc Iude a f Ie I d wa Ik to be
By Mal I
apartments, houses,
arranged to suit all
Support materials: Making It
Mall registrations using the
condominiums) and wlll fultlll
participants.
Count: An Introduction to
the requirements of an
registration form provided at
the back of this calendar, to: Introductory Interior design
Computers and Their
Instructor: David Popp
Department of Continuing
course.
Date: Mon., Sept. 20, 7-9 p.m., Appl !cations, publ lshed by
Boeing Computer Services.
Education
3 class sessions, 1 field
Course goals: to provide
Selkirk College
walk
Note: This Is a Selkirk
Box 1200
fundamental skills necessary
Fee: $18
Registration D,eadl lne: Sept. 13 College/Knowledge Network
for planning home Interiors
Castlegar, B.C.
telecourse. For details on
VlN 3J1
that are functional,
starting date, time of
Include your cheque or money
aesthetically attractive, and
ltfJRODUCTION TO <DFUTERS NI>
broadcast, tees and
THEIR APPLICATIONS (KNOWLEDGE
order for all tees. Do not send econom Ica I_I y feas I b Ie; to
NETI«JUC)
registration Information,
cash In the ma 11. Make cheques present consumer Information
please see the Knowledge
In virtually all business
payable to Selkirk College.
essential to the selection of
quality furnishings and
today, the computer has become Network section, page •
an lndlspenslble tool. As with
In Person
materials appropriate for
MlmO QN>UTERS-A BEGINNltG
Registrations wlll be accepted various design plans; and to
any too I, the more tam I I I ar you COURSE
identify methods to create a
are with lt--the more you
at the Continuing Education
Get your hands on a micro
office, Castlegar campus, dally home environment that expresses understand Its capabllltles and computer In this beginner
between 8:30 a.m. and 4 p.m.
the personalities of people
I Imitations, the more you wl 11 course. Learn by doing: how
within.
get out of It. The purpose of
they work, what they can do,
Ctasses wf I I be Hf led on a
this course Is to provide a
how to program them. Meet the
first-come, first-served ,basis. Support materl-afs: text-thorough understanding of the
TRS 80, the COMMODORE PET and
Reg Ist rat 1on Is not comp Iete
"Beg 1nn Ing of I nter I or
principles of computing and to the Apple II Plus • .
unt I I tees '8re pa Id. Late
Env lronment" by Phy I I Is s.
enable computer users tcf 'work
registrations, after classes
Allen; study gulde-- 11 Deslgnlng more ettectlvety- wlth data
Instructor: Grant DeWolf
have begun, may be accepted In Home Inter Iors--A Study Gu I de"
processing personnel. It wilt
Location: Kinnaird Junior
certain cases. For Information by Winnifred Yablonski and
also provide an excellent
Secondary School
cal I 365-7292, local 232. NO
Carolyn Breedon.
foundation tor more advanced
Date: Sept. 27, 7-9 (Mon. and
REGISTRATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED
computer courses.
Wed.), 12 sessions
IN THE CLASSROOM.
Note: This Is a Selkirk
Fee: $75 (plus suppl les,
College/Knowledge Network
Course goals: to Impart a sound
approx. $5-$10)
telecourse. For detal Is on
ROOM IUl5ERS
basic knowledge of computers
Registration Deadline: Sept. 30
If not listed, room numbers tor starting date, time or
and how they are used in
c I asses w111 be posted In a
broadcast, fees and
typical applications and to
MlmO CDFUTERS-AN
conspicuous location on the
registration Information,
equip lndlvlduals completing
INTERMEDIATE <nRSE
t I rst n I ght of c I ass.. At the
p rease see the Know Iedge
the course to work with
Learn advanced progra11111lng
Castlegar campus, this wlll be Network section page •
computer specialists In
techniques. Prerequisite:
on a blackboard 1.n the Main
Considerable experience
Lounge area.
programming the Apple II
Computer.
A t«>TE TO DISABLED PERSONS
The Castlegar campus has an
Instructor: Rik Hall
elevator serving all three
Location: Kinnaird Junior
levels of the main building.
Secondary School
Easiest access Is from the
Co-sponsored by Pacific Clnematheque. NOTE: Admission only
Date: Sept. 28, 7-9 p.m. (Tues.
parking lot on the west side of
to those who purchase the complete package of films. Seven
and Thurs.), 12 sessions
the main building. Enter the
fl lms for $20. Wednesdays, 7:30-10 p.m. Advance
Fee: $75 (plus supplies,
main hallway and travel about
reglstrij_tlon closes on Sept. 15. All. screenings at
approx. $5-$10)
halt-way along to find the
Castlegar Campus, Room K-10. First fl Im will be shown on
Registration Deadline: Sept. 21
elevator.
Sept. 22.
NETIOU(ltG FlR IDEf
An
evening with Eileen Hendry,
THE FILMS:
founder
of the Vancouver
MONTENEGRO ( 1981 ) ; September 22 Women's
Network.
EIieen will
DESIGNltG t1>ME INTERl<RS
STEVIE (1978); October 5
speak
on
what
networking
can do
P4W: PRISON FOR WOMEN (1981); October 19
(Kll>WLEDGE NETIOUO
tor
you~
Networking
Is
sharing
An Introductory study of .t he
SHE DONE HIM WRONG (1933); November 2
and exchanging Ideas, obtaining
basic principles of Interior
BICYCLE THIEVES (1952); November 16
feedback, referrals,
BEING
THERE
(1980);
November
30
design applied to planning
Information, guidance, and
resldeotlal Interiors that
support
on any job-related
satisfy lndlvldual and family
concern
you may have. It's your
needs, values, and lifestyles.

GENERAL INFORMATION

FILMS, .FILMS, FILMS

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CONTINUING EDUCATION

I
alternative to the old boy's
network. In EIieen's capacity
as Vice-President of the
Canadian Advisory Councl I on
the Status of Women she Is also
interested In sharing your
concerns as a woman In this
area. Co-sponsored by the
Women's Access Program.
Date: Sept. 16
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Place: Castlegar Campus,
Faculty Lounge
OPTIONS RR IOIEN
This five-week course will
provide a chance for you to set
new directions for yourself. An
overview of available
educational, training, career
and employment opportunities
will be presented as well as
dlscusslns around re-entering
the workforce. You will have a
chance to look at yourself-your ab! I !ties, Interests and
goals with the idea of
developing an action plan for
yourself. Concepts that will be
stressed in the group sessions
are self-awareness and
expression, assertiveness and
working on a positive
self-Image. Co-sponsored by the
Women's Access Program.

drawing; to learn to
GEM CUTTING
communicate Ideas visually by
Plan ahead for . Christmas.
making drawings that show how
Sawing, grinding and pol lshing
A course that looks at
objects function; to be able to gemstones. Each participant
alternatives In approaches to
help other people learn to use wlll start with rough material
parenting.
drawing for visual
and produce a finished
By working together In a small
communication; and to learn to gemstone.
group with a course · lnstructore draw along with the Instructor
Instructor: Bob Shepherd
as demonstrated in the
and the S.T.E.P. materials,
Date: Sept. 21, 7-10 p.m.
parents In the course will:
te Iev I s,I on programs; use
(Tues.), 5 sessions
share experiences of common
drawings as a leisure activity.
Fee: $25 (Includes materials)
concern; Identify typical
Registration Deadl lne: Sept. 17
responses to tam! ly problem
Support materlals: "Freehand
situations and practice some
Sketching", by McIntyre and
JEWELRY MAKING
alternative approaches; discuss Clemans.
Make some jewelry for your
weekly readings from the
loved ones for Christmas. Bob
Note: This Is a Selkirk
parent's handbook; learn and
Shepherd w111 once aga In teach
College/Knowledge Network
practice specific
the " Iost wax-cast Ing
chi ld-tralntng principles and
telecourse. For details on
technique" of jewelry-making.
techniques. Co-sponsored by the starting date, time of
Date: Oct. 26, 7-9 p.m.
broadcast, fees and
Castlegar Volunteer Exchange.
(Tues.), 5 sessions
registration Information,
Instructor: TBA
Fee: $20 plus $25 tor materials
please see the Knowledge
Registration Deadllne: Oct. 21
Date: Oct. 6, 7-9:30 p.m.
Network section, page 22.
(Wed.), 9 sessions
Fee: $30 (Includes course
Open House 1 82-Selklrk Q>l lege Cas"tlegar Campus
materials and handbook)
On November 5 and 6, the Castlegar campus will open Its
doors and welcome the community Inside Selkirk College.
WOMEN Nt> PENSIONS
Displays, films, tours and demonstrations are planned in
A one-evening discussion
program areas such as: Forestry, Business Administration,
concerning pensions for women,
Nursing, Electronics, Wlldland Recreation, Arts and
what Is currently aval lable and
Sciences, Aviation and Human Services. Visitors will also
what changes need to be
be able to visit the Library, Computer Centre, Audiovisual
Implemented to provide adequate
and Student Services. Plan to join us for a few hours or
pensions for women. Leader:
two days.
Lucy Methuen from the Nelson
Community Services Centre.
WEEKEND WORKSJf()P IN
PRINTING CX>L<R tEGATIVES
Co-sponsored by the Women's
DE5mlPTIVE OOAWING
Students will have the
Access Program.
opportunity of developing color For beginners; enrolment

SYSTEMATIC TRAINIOO F<R
EFFECTIVE PARENTING CS.T.E.P.)

Instructors: Sandy Rellly and
Vita Storey
Date: · Sept. 21,
9:30-11:30 a.m., 5 sessions
Fee: $5
_Registration Deadl lne: Sept. 14 Date: TBA

PREPARING A WILL
This course will Include the
fol low Ing: how a wt 11 Is made;
what's In a will; how to revoke
or change a will; restrictions;
what happens It there Is no
will. Note: Probating an Estate
will be offered next term.
Co-sponsored by the People's
Law School.
Date: Oct. 19, 7-10 p.m.
(Tues.)
Fee: Free

Fee: TBA
Registration Deadline: TBA

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"Since a democratic society

repudiates the principle of
external authority, it must find a
substitute in voluntary
disposition and interest; these
can be created only by
education."
John Dewey

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FREEHAN:> SKETOilNG (KNOWLEDGE

negatives and producing color
prints. Previous experience
developing black and white
prints Is an asset. Students
successfully completing this
program wl 11 rece ive a
participation cert ificate.

limited to 20 participants. The
workshop wfll emphasize drawing
as a descriptive tool and Is
meant to help non-artists use
graphic means of communication.
It will be valuable tor
botanists, natural lsts,
Illustrators, topographers,
graphic designers, planners,
buildings, and Inventors. There
will be an emphasis on basic
visual mechanics used In
drawing: I tne, tone, form,
proportion, spatial relations,
scale, composition.
Co- sponsored by the Emily Carr
College of Art and Design.

Instructor : Jim Ford
This course promises that
Date: Oct. 13, 7-10 p.m.,
(Wed.), 10 sessions
virtually anyone who can master
Fee: $60 (plus suppl !es, $35a few simple basic principles
$50)
and techn I ques can I earn to
Registration Dead l ine: Oct. 6
draw regardless of talent or
experience. To take the course
TAKING BETTER PICTillES
a student need only have an
A beginning camera course. In
Interest In learning to draw.
three evenings, Jim Ford will
As the course progresses, the
cover
the following topics :
Opening Evening : Illustrated
student Is guided step-by-step
Camera
operation:
films
to
use,
lecture on the artist-teacher's
through graduated levels of
focus,
depth
of
field,
and
own
work: sculpture, design,
skill. The telecourse Is
lenses
;
Composition:
the
II
lustratlon,
drawing. This
equated to an undergraduate
components of a good
lecture
Is
open
to the public.
Introductory drawing course.
photograph; Evaluation: a look All other sessions are tor
registered students only.
Course goals: to develop skills at your photos.
Date:
Oct. 22, 7-10 p.m.
Instructor: Jim Ford
In drawing three-dimensional
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RRSP. AK>SP. RRIF
The course will Include the
following: Registered
Retirement Savings Plans;
Registered Home Ownership
Savings Plans; Registered
Retirement Income Fund--types
of plans available; benefits
and risks; contributions and
wlthdrawals; ellglblllty.
objects on a flat surface; to
Co-sponsored by the People's
Law School.
develop a better understanding
Date: Dec. 7, 7-10 p.m. (Tues.) of and an appreciation for the
Fee: Free
skills and techniques of

First Day: Practical drawing
Date: Sept. 22, 7-10 p.m.
workshop.
(Wed.), 3 sess ions
Date: Oct. 23, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Fee: $18
approx.
Registration Deadline: Sept. 15

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Second Day: Continuation of
practical work, with final
discussion and evaluation.
Date: Oct. 24, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
approx.
Supplies: Please bring your own
drawing board, drawing paper,
28 or carbon penc I Is,
thumbtacks or masking tape.

FINNCIAL ~N1.GEMENT RR IDl:N
BUYING A tEW/USED r.AR

Determining your needs;
financing; best tlmes · to buy;
shopping around; trade-Ins;
warrantees; contracts,
dealerships, liens; title
search. Co-sponsored by the
People's Law School.

Instructor: George Norris
Date: Nov. 16, 7-10 p.m.
Date: Oct. 22, 7 p.m., 3
(Tues.)
sessions.
Fee: Free
Fee: $30 (plus supplies, please
bring your own)

WEEKEND wmKSHOP IN PAINTlt<G
For artists with some
exper-lence; enrolment I lmlted
to 20 participants. The
workshop wl 11 exploit the
fortuitous Image In personal
dlrections--order out of chaos.
Co-sponsored by the Emily Carr
College of Art and Design.
Opening Evening: Introduction
to concept of association,
selection, parlaying
posslbl lities, etc. Slides
I llustratlng artist-teacher's
own work, with emphasis ·on
works produced by process to be
used; discussion .of
contemporary trends In visual
arts; sources of Imagery from
nature, and sources of
Inspiration and association to
realistic approach. This
lecture Is open to the public.
All other sessions are for
reg Istered students on I y • .
Date: Sept. 24, 7-10 p.m.
First Day: Review of _previous
evening's Introduction to
process, with
questions/answers, If
necessary; demonstration of
toning a ground, agitating and
disturbing this to produce
embryonic and blomorphlc forms
of Imagery (use of rags).
Limited colour. Demonstration
of selective and ellmlnatlvo

process (brushes). Discussion.
Late morning and
afternoon--studio work.
Students wl 11 be asked to
create an unpremeditated source
of Imagery and association and
then to develop this Into a
painting. Group discussion and
critique at end of day.
Date: Sept. 25, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Second Day: Continuation of
studio work on previous day's
painting and/or commence a
second painting. Individualized
assistance. Final group
critique and discussion.
Date: Sept. 26, 9 a.m.- 5 p.m.
Supplies: Please bring paints
In medium of your own choice
Col ls preferred): basic set
must Include primary colours
plus black and white; stretched
canvas or canvas board not
sma 11 er than 18 11 x 24 11 ; several
clean I lntfree rags of cloths;
turpentine; large plate or
saucer, palette; bristle
brushes, one fine sable hair
brush (If possible); pairs of
protective plastic or rubber
gloves.
Instructor: Ted Klngam
Date: Sept. 24, 7 p.m., 3
sessions
Fee: $30 (plus supplies, please
bring your own)

This one-and-a-half day seminar
is designed to help women take
control of their financial
matters. Topics will Include:
planning for today and .
tomorrow, where are you now
f I nanc I a 11 y and where are you
going?, putting yourself and/or
your faml ly on a firmer
financial footing, coping with
Inflation, credit and debt,
savings and Investments.
Co-sponsored by the Women's
Access Program.
Instructor: TBA
Date: TBA
Fee: TBA
Registration Deadline: TBA

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barriers, humidity controls,
ventl latlon, windows and doors,
lighting, water heating,
fireplaces, heating systems,
and appliances. In addition,
the Instructor can explain how
electrical rates can be
affected by the way the
consumer uses electrlcal
energy, I.e. off-peak use,
seasonal use, and method of
operating appliances and
heating systems. The Instructor
wI I I support the above wIth
numerous pamphlets, flip
charts, and other Illustrative
materials.

Instructor: Gl lbert L. Laycock,
Conservation Officer and
Engineer, West Kootenay Power
and LI ght
CAREER PLANNlt<G
Date: Oct. 14, 7-9 _p.m.
An eight-week course designed
to help Individuals In
(Thurs.), 2 sessions
career-occupational exploration Fee: $5
Registration Deadline: Oct. 7
and decision making. For
individuals who are undecided
about an occupation or are
WI NEMAK It«;
looking for another
A one-~ay class In crafting a
occupation. The emphasis In the fine grape wine.
course Is on self-assessment
and relating one's major
lnst~uctlon will Include
attributes to appropriate
demonstrations of all
vocations.
techniques and equipment used
and discussions of the science
Instructor: Don Parks
and art Involved In the
Date: Sept. 21, 7-9 p.m:
creation of a wine.
(Tues.), 8 sessions
Fee: $20
Instructor: The Worshipful
Registration Deadline: · sept. 14
Company of Selkirk Vintners
Location: Castlegar Campus
FEDERAL BENEFIT PROGRAMS RR
Date: Oct. 23, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
SENlmS
(Sat.)
Explanations of the following: Fee: $10 (Includes coffee)
Old Age Pension; Guaranteed
Bring your own lunch.
Income Supplement; Canada
Registration Deadline: Oct. 16
Pension Plan; War Veteran's
Allowances; Unemployment
Insurance. Co-sponsored by the
People's Law School.
Date: Sept. 28, 7-10 p.m.
(Tues.)
Fee: Free

HOW TO. MAKE YOtR tl>ME tlRE
ENERGY EFFICIENT
This two-part presentation Is
des Igned to show the home
occupant numerous ways a home
can be made more energy
efficient. Most of the energy
saving l~eas to be discussed
can be carried out by the
handyman or lady of the house.

'-'RITING WmKSHOPS

A workshop course Introducing you to several writing
genres: Journalism; short story; adventure story; poetry;
romance. Hone your skills. Learn how to get started and how
to stay with It. Learn how to get your pieces published.
Meet other writers.
Instructors: Members of the
Castlegar Writers Guild
Date: Oct. 5, 7-9:30 p.m.
(~ues.), 10 sessions
Fee: $10

Some of the subjects to be
discussed Include the correct
use of Insulation, vapour

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For more Information about Continuing
Education offerings In Castlegar, visit
the Castlegar campus of Selkirk College,
or call 365-7292 . .

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CONTINUING EDUCATION AND THE KNOWLEDGE NETWORK

SURVIVAL WllHOUT A PAYOiECK
What do we do about It? It has happened. We didn't create
it. We are not alone. Where do we go from here? Course
participants will take a force field analysis approach to
the situation of unemployment or reduced Income. Learn
about the driving forces {Income/assets) and how they may
be Increased. Learn about t~e restraining forces (costs/
llabllltles) and how they may be decreased.

The Knowledge Network will broadcast 31 telecourses this
fall. In the Castlegar area you may register and take, for
Selkirk College credit, the following courses which will be
broadcast over the Knowledge Network, Channel
Design ing Home Interiors, Freehand Sketching, Introduction
to Computers, and Guten Tag ' (lntroductlon to German).

Instructor: Marg Mahan
Date: Oct. 16, 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m. (Sat.)
Fee: $8 {Includes coffee)
Registration Deadline: Oct. 8

When you register for a course, In addition to the
televlslon lecture, you will also receive a student
Information package, a learning kit {books, study guides,
etc.) and you wl II be assigned a tutor. The registration
fee will cover the costs of these packages, tutorials and
seminars.

proofread typed material
against a key; centre material
both vertically and
ADOlt«, MACHINES & CALCULATms
horizontally on a page; type a
The course has three
business letter; correct
components. Students will be
typographical errors; type a
expected to do a math review on minimum of 30 net w.p.m.
their own, using a self-paced
learning package. Also, the
Instructor: Velma Martin
course ·w1 II Include Instruction Date: Sept. 23, 7-10 p.m.
In the ten-key method of using
(Thurs.), 12 sessions
business machines. And
Fee : $45
finally, the course includes a Registration Dead! lne: Sept. 16
section on calculators and
ELEClRONICS
calculations .
The following courses may be
taught, depend Ing on the
The course Is transferable to
numbers of people Interested:
the Selkirk College Office
Industrial Electronics, Basic
Administration Program.
Electric Circuits, Electronic
Circuits, Dig ital Electronics
Instructor: VI Kalesnlkoff
and Microprocessors,
Date: Sept . 29, 7-9:30 p.m.
Introduction to Radio,
{Mon.), 12 sessions
Communications
and Digital and
Fee: $37 .50
Computer
Systems.
Registration Deadline: Sept.
22

BASIC BOOKKEEPlt«, Fm A SMALL
BUSINESS
This course Is designed for the
small business operator, for
bookkeepers, or for people
wishing to enter the
bookkeeping occupation. Topics
Include financial records,
accounting systems for
controlling cash, and
accounting systems and
procedures . for the
merchandising firm.

A meetlng will be held at 7
p.m., Monday, Sept. 20 at
Selkirk College Castlegar
campus Room L-13 to determine
the selection and scheduling of
electronics courses. If you are
Interested, be sure to att~nd
this meeting or phone you r
preference to Bi 11 Susut,
Chairman, Electronics Dept.,
365-7292 , local 334.

The tutor wlll Initiate a contact with you early In the
course and will maintain contacts, by phone, as required.
In some courses, seminars or group sessions at a learning
center, will also be arranged.
To reg I ster for a course advertised in th Is -sect Ion contact
Continuing Education on the Castlegar campus. Registration
for courses In other centers will take place at those
centers.
The schedule for the courses sponsored by the Selk irk
College Castlegar campus, and their fees, follows:
COURSE
.Des I gn i ng Home
Interiors
Freehand Sketching
Introduction to
Computers
Guten Tag CI ntro.
to German)

SCHEDULE
Mon • & Wed.,
2-2:30 p.m.
Tu_e s. & Thurs.,
2:30-3 p.m.
Tues . & Thurs.,
8:30-9 p.m.
Mon. & Tues.,
11-11:30 a.m.

FEE

SEMINAR

TBA ,,. ~ T-SA

TUTOR
TBA
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TBA

TBA

TBA

TBA

TBA

TBA

TBA

TBA

TBA

The Knowledge Network 1 lalson officer, Marg Mahan w111 be
interested In your comments and your questions. Contact
Ms. Mahan at Selkirk College, Traff campus, 845 Victoria
St. {368-5236).
Fol lowing are detal led course descriptions:

DESIGNIOO 1-DME INTERlmS
An introductory study of the basic pr inci ples of interior
design appl led to planning residential Interiors that
satisfy individual and faml ly needs, values, and
I I testy I es .

Emphasis Is on the appl I cation of consumer education
GAS FITTER-GRADE 1
pert inent to the selection of home furnishing materials.
The course Includes the
The
course appeals to those planning their own home
fol lowing topics: gas, piping ,
environments
{mobile homes, apartments, houses,
Instructor: Bi II Bennett
burners, combustion, flame
condominiums
)
and will fulfill the requirements of an
Date: Sept. 20, 7-10 p.m.
safety, venting, regulators,
Introductory
Interior
design course.
{Mon. and Wed.), 24 sessions
valves, electricity,
Fee: $90
appliances. The purpose of the
Course goals: to provide fundamental skills necessary for
Registration Dead! lne: Sept. 13 course ts to prepare you to
planning home Interiors that are functional, aesthetically
take the B~C. examination.
attractive, and economically feasible; to present consumer
BASIC TYPIOO
Information essent ial to the select ion of quality
Here Is an employment-oriented
furnishings
and materials appropriate for various design
course for the novice typist.
Date: Sept. 21, 7-10 p.m.
Upon completion of the course
plans; and to identify methods to create a home environment
(Tues. and Thurs.), 24
that expresses the personalltles of people -within.
you should be able to: operate
sessions
the keyboard by the touch
Fee: $90
Reg I strati on Dead I lne: Sept. 14 .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __.
method; operate machine parts;

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Support materials: text-"Beg Inn Ing of Inter Ior Env I ronment" by Phy 11 Is s. A11 en;
study gulde--"Deslgnlng Home lnterlc;,rs--A Study Gulde" by
Winnifred Yablonski and Carolyn Breedon.

FREEHNI> SICETCHlt«;
This oourse promises that virtually anyone who can master a
few simple basic principles and techniques can learn to
draw regardless of talent or experience. To take the course
a student need only have an Interest In learning to draw.
As the oourse progresses, the student Is guided stdep by
step through graduated levels of skill. The telecourse Is
equated to an undergraduate Introductory drawing course.
Course goals: to develop skills In drawing
three-dimensional objects on· a flat surface; to develop a
better understanding of and . an appreciation for the skills
and techniques of drawing; to learn to commun i cate Ideas
visually by making drawings that show how objects function;
to be able to help other people learn to use drawing tor
visual communication; and to learn to draw along with the
Instructor as demonstrated In the television programs; use
drawings as a leisure activity.
Support materials: ''freehand Sketching", by McIntyre and
Clemans.
GUTEN TAG ( INTRODUCTION 10 GERMN)

This series was produced In Germany and Is designed to be
utl I lzed as a basic course In conversation German. The
format of each lesson enhances understanding by
Illustrating situations which flt 10 new sentences, and
then provides "brain twisters" to test student
comprehension.
Course goals: to provide students with an Introduction to
the German language and oontemporary German culture; to
enable students to gain skills In comprehension and
utilization; and to enable them to respond to phrases · of
everyday I Ife.
Support materials: German by television.
INTRODUCTION 10 aM'UTERS NI> TifEIR fl'PLICATIONS
In virtually all business today, the oomputer has become an
lndlspenslble tool. As with any tool, the more familiar you
are with lt--the more you understand Its capabllltles and
limitations, the more you will get out of It. The purpose
of this course Is to provide a thorough understanding of
the principles of computing and to enable computer users to
work more effectively with data processing personnel. It
will also provide an excellent foundation for more advanced
computer courses.

Course goals: to Impart a sound basic knowledge of
computers and how they are used In typical applications and
to equip Individuals completing the course to work with
computer specialists In defining the status of given
problem areas and determining whether computer processing
offers a reasonable solution. (It Is not designed to
produce qualified programmers or computer experts.)
Support materials: Making It Count: An Introduction to
Computers and Their Applications, published by Boeing
C0111puter Services.

If you are Interested In this
program please contact the
_o ffice of Continuing Education.
We plan to arrange a two-~ay
course for mid-fall.
Length: 16 hours, 2 sessions
Fee: Approx. $40

COALITION OF TifE DISABLED

A group Is forming, with
representation from ma~y
communities In the West
Kootenay, whose main objective
Is to work for the Improvement
of the lot of persons with
physical disabilities.

SAW HINIIERlt«;
If you are Interested In this
program please contact the
office of Continuing Education. Watch for -events In the fall.
We plan to arrange a two-day
If you want more Information,
course for mid-fall.
contact Continuing Education at
365-7292.
Length: 16 hours, 2 sessions
Fee: Approx. $40
FITNESS NI> l«>YEMENT
This course Is designed to
STEEL S1ll) NI> SUSPENDED
Increase flexibility, strength
CE I LI t«; lPGRADE
and endurance. In addition to a
If you are Interested In this
basic exercise program the
program please contact the
course will Include pre- and
office of Continuing Education.
post-testing and some guidance
We plan to arrange a two-day
on nutrition. For mentally
course for mid-fall.
handicapped adults and teens.
Length: 16 hours, 2 sessions
Fee: Approx. $40
Instructor: Tim Frick
Location: Selkirk College
'TRANSIT NI> LEVEL
Gymnasium
Learn the use and maintenance
Date: Sept. 20, 4:30-5 p.m.
of transit and level, Including
(Mon. and Wed.), 24 sessions
the laser unit.
Fee: $15
Instructor: Bob Bowen
Date: Sept. 22, 7-10 p.m. and
three Satur-days, 11 sessions
Fee: $55
Registration Deadline: Sept. 15
PROGRNilW3LE CXJNTROLLERS
This Is a technical hands-on familiarization course for
electricians. Topics covered In the twelve hours will
Include Installation, maintenance of the system and design
of control programs. The equipment to be used will be the
Modlcon Micro 84 programmable controller.

Instructor: Clyde Moore
Date: Oct. 4, 5 and 6, 6-10 p.m.
Fee: TBA (Includes handbook, equipment, tuition)

sua:ESSFUL SM.\LL llJSIIESS M\NAGENENT
About 98% of businesses fall because of management
problems. This course Is designed to help owners/managers
better manage their businesses and turn their plans Into
real lty • .• • and profits. How do modern managers maximize
efficiency? How do they make better business decisions? How
. do they deve Iop goed bus Iness p I ans and contro Is? How do
they organize and manage people? These, and other practical
topl.cs, are covered. Emphasis Is on a learn-by-doing
approach. Part lei pants actua 11 y "experl ence" problems, fl nd
solutions and gain useful Information that they can qukkly
apply to their own situations. Co-sponsored by the Federal
Business Development Bank.
Date: Oct. 7, 7-9 p.m. (Thurs.), 10 sessions
Fee: $40
Registration Deadline: Sept. 30

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lRANSITIONAL lRAINIIIG
This program Is designed to teach those skllls needed to
llve Independently. There are tour areas of major focus:
academic upgrading, I lte-skllls training, vocational
attitude and skill development, and on-the-job training.
Transltlonal Training Is designed to meet the needs of
adults with a generallzed !earning dlsablllty, but ls open
to anyone who would benefit from this kind of training.
Intake testing and counsel I Ing wlll begin Sept. ·8 at
Selkirk College Castlegar campus Room BB-16. Please note:
enrolment wlll be llmlted to 8 students.
Instructor: TBA
Location: Room BB-16 Castlegar campus
Date: Sept. 8/1982-Mar. 31/83, 12:30-4:30 p.m. (Mon. and
Wed.)
Fee: $10/month
A N>TE 10 PHYSICALLY DISABLED IIDULTS

Selklrk College Castlegar campus has an elevator serving
all three levels of t _he main bulldlng. Easiest access to
the elevator Is from the parking lot (where there are
spaces reserved tor disabled) on the west side of the main
building. Enter the main hallway and travel about halt-way
along. On the left you will find the entrance to the
elevator.

PORTUGUESE CONVERSATION
Instructor: TBA
Date: Sept. 27, 7-9 p.m.
(Mon.), 10 sessions
Instructor: Brtan Laing, Dept. · Fee: $25
Registration Deadline: Sept. 20
of Agriculture, Creston
Date: Nov. 4, 7-10 p.m.
(Thurs.)
SPANISH OONVERSATION--BEGINtERS
Fee: $5
Instructor: Carmen Guido
Registration Deadline: Oct. 28 Date: Sept. 22, 7-9 p.m.
(Wed.), 10 sessions
DAIRY ANIMt\LS
Fee: $25 (plus tapes)
We are trying to determine It
Registration Deadllne: Sept. 15
there Is a need for a course on
feeding, mllk production,
SPANISH CONVERSATION-husbandry of dairy animals
INTERMEDIATE
(cows and goats) ~
Instructor: Carmen Guido
Date: Sept. 20, 7-9 p.m.
Please contact us at Continuing
(Mon.), 20 sessions
Education If you are
Fee: $25 (plus . tapes)
Interested.
Registration Deadline: Sept. 13

HmBOLOGY
A course on the growing,
identification, use and
preparation of herbs. In
addition to three classroom
sessions, the course wlll
Include a tleld walk to be
arranged to suit all
participants.

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ALFALFA PRODUCTION NIJ
MANAGEMENT
Alfalfa Is the major forage
crop In the area. Learn how to
rejuvenate old fields, and how
to manage your crop and to
maximize production.

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Instructor: David Popp
Date: Sept. 20, 7-9 p.m.
(Mon.), 3 sessions, 1 tleld

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RUSSIAN CONVERSATION
Instructor: TBA
Date: Oct. 12, 7-9 p.m.
(Tues.>, 10 sessions
Fee: $25
Registration Deadline: Oct. 5

FRENDi CONVERSATION
Instructor: Elmer Pellerlne
Date: Sept. 23, 7-9 p.m.
(Thurs.), 10 sessions
Fee: $25
Registration Dead I lne: , Sept. 16
ITALIAN CONVERSATION
Instructor: TBA
Date: Oct. 5, 7-9 p.m. (Tues.),
10 sessions
Fee: $25
Registration Deadline: Sept. 28

walk

A MAINTENANCE
WORKSHOP

JAPANESE CONVERSATION
Fee: $18
Registration Deadline: Sept. 13 Instructor: TBA
Date: Oct. 14, 7-9 p.m.
(Thurs.), 10 sessions
Registration Deadl lne: Oct. 6

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For more Information about Continuing
Education offerings in Castlegar, visit
the Castlegar campus of Selkirk College,
or call 365-7292.

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All non-credit language
programs combine learning a
language and some cultural
exploration. The courses
emphasize the understanding and
use of the natural spoken
language In real-llfe
situations. Language taclllty
Is Improved through
conversational practice. Where
appropriate and when aval fable,
use Is also made of tllms,
slides, magazines, radio and
T.V. broadcasts, tapes and
music.
Programs In languages other
than those I lsted here wl 11
also be ottered it there Is
sufficient Interest. Please
contact Continuing Education.

GUTEN TAG-INTRODUCTION 10
GERMAN (KNOWLEDGE tETI«RK)
This series was produced In
Germany and Is designed to be
ut 111 zed as a bas I c oourse In
conversation German. The format
of each lesson enhances
understanding by Illustrating
situations which tit 10 new
sentences, and then provides
"brain twister s " to test
student comprehension.
Course goals: to provide
students with an Introduction
to the German language and
contemporary. German culture; to
enable stud~nts to gain skills
In comprehension and
utlllzatlon; and to enable them
to respond to phrases of
everyday I I fe.

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Support materials: German by
televlslon.
Note: This Is a Selkirk
College/Knowledge Network
Telecourse. For details on
starting date, time of
broadcast, fees and
registration Information,
please see the Knowledge
Network sect Ion, page 22.

Instructor: Selkirk College
Nursing Faculty
Dates: Sept. 27, 28, 7-9 p.m.
2 sessions
Fee: $40 (Fee Includes a
speclal package- of materlals
and pamphlets on heart
attack.)
Registration Deadllne: Sept. 20

CARDIO-PUUIJNMY RESUSCITATION
(QJR) BASIC I <R 11
For those who have already
taken the "Heart Saver" course,
or who have a background In
health-related education. The
BASIC SKILLS 1..-RDYEMENT
Part-time program designed for course Includes a review of
Heart Saver content plus
adults who wish to Improve
two-person CPR and Infant
their skills In reading,
resuscitation. Theoretical and
writing, spell Ing, math or
general science. Instruction Is practlcal exams are conducted.
This is a certification course
offered at all levels from
based on standards establ !shed
grade I to grade 12.
by the Ca~adlan Heart
Instructors: Ian Johnson and
Foundation.
Marlon Beattle
Location: Selklrk College
Instructor: Selkirk Col'lege
Castlegar campus
- Nursing Faculty
Date: Oct. 1-Mar. 31/83, (Mon.- Dates: Oct. 18, 25 and 26, 7-9
Thurs.), 12 hours/week
p.m., 3 sessions
Fee: $10/month and up depending Fee: $60 (Fee Includes a
package of materlal_s: a
on hours in class
booklet which must be read
Et«;LISH AS A SECOt«> LWiUAGE
before the first class, a
This course helps adults In
pretest, and summary sheets
speaking and I istening to
on techniques. See speclal
Engllsh. At more advanced
note below.
levels it also provides
Registration Deadl lne:. Oct. 12
instruction In reading and
writing English.
CARDIO-PUUIJNMY RESUSCITATION
(QJR) BASIC I <R II
Instructor: Judy Cameron
A repeat of the Oct. 18 course.
Location: Selklrk College
See above for details.
Castlegar campus
Date: Oct. 1-Mar. 31/83,
Dates: Nov. 15, 22, and 23
(Mon.-Thurs.)
Registration Deadline: Nov. 8
Fee: $10/month
SPECIAL NOTE: Please wear
comfortable clothing suitable
HEALTH RELATED COURSES for practice sessions on the
floor. To avoid spreading
CARDl0-PUUIJNARY RESUSCITATION
Illness, participants with
(QJR) l£ART SAYER
upper
respiratory Infections:
A beginning CPR course. Learn
e.g. colds, sore throats,
how to revive adults who have
bronc_h ltls, cold sores, or
stopped breathing and whose
weeping
leslons on the hands or
hearts have stopped beating,
face
should
not attend. Chewing
and how to help a choking
gum
and
llpstlck
are not
adult. Theoretlcal content
permitted
because
they damage
Includes risk factors for heart
the expensive manikins used for
disease, and "slgnats and
CPR practice.
actions" for heart attack. The
course in.c l udes a practlca I
exam. This Is a certification
course based on standards.
estab I I shed by the Canad I an
Heart Foundation.

WOMEN'S PROGRAMS
The fol low Ing programs wl 11 be offered In the fal I term.
Times and dates were not avallable at press time. Please
contact Vita Storey, Women's Access Coordinator or
Continuing Education, 365-7292 for further Information.

FINANCIAL MI\NAGEMENT FOR WOMEN
This one-and-a-half day seminar ls designed to help women
take control of tdhelr flnanclal matters. Topics wlll
Include: planning for today and tomorrow, where are you
flnanclally and where are you going, putting yourself
and/or your family on a firmer financial footing, coping
with lntlatlon, credit and debt, savings and Investments.
Instructor: TBA
Date: TBA
Fee: TBA
Registration Deadline: TBA

NETlf<RICIN,; F<R WOMEN
An evening with Eileen Hendry, founder of the Vancouver
Women's Network. EIieen wlll speak on what networking can
do tor you. Networking Is sharing and exchanging Ideas,
obtaining feedback, referrals, Information, guidance, and
support on any Job-related concern you may have. It's your
a I tern at Ive to the o Id boy I s network. I n EI Ieen I s capac rty
as Vice-President of the Canadian Advisory Council on the
Status of Women she Is also Interested In sharing your
concerns as a woman In this area. Co-sponsored by the
Women's Access Program.
Date: TBA
Fee: TBA
Registration Dead I lne: TBA
WOMEN /HJ PENSIONS
A one-evening discussion concerning pensions tor women,
what Is currently avallable and what changes need 1o be
Implemented to provide adequate pensions tor women. Leader:
Lucy Methuen from the Nelson Community Services Centre.
Co-sponsored by the Women's Access Program.

Date: TBA
Fee: TBA
Registration Deadline: TBA

OPTIONS FOR WOMEN
This five-week course wlll provide a chance for you to set
new directions for yourself. An overview of available
educational, training, career and employment opportunities
wlll be presented as well as dlscusslns around re-entering
the workforce. You wlll have a chance to look at yourself-your abllltles, Interests and goals with the Idea of
developing an action plan for yourself. Concepts that wlll
be stressed In the group sessions are self-awareness and
expressions, assertiveness and working on a positive
self-Image. Co-sponsored by the Women's Access Program.
Instructors: Sandy Rellly and Vita Storey
Date: Sept. 21, 9:30-11:30 a.m. (Tues.), 5 sessions
Fee: $5
Registration Deadline: Sept. 14

"Wonder rather than doubt is
the root of knowledge."
Abraham Joshua Heschel

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6- - - - - - - - respiration, basic anatomy and
EMERGENCY SAFETY <RIENTED
physiology. This course
FIRST AID
A basic eight-hour course In
certifies an lndlvlduat to work
as a survival first aid
first aid. This course
certifies an lndlvlduat to work attendant under the Workers 1
as a survlvat first aid
Compensation Act.
attendant under the Workers'
Compensation Act.
Instructor: TBA
Date: Oct. 12, 7-9 p.m. (Tues.
and Thurs.), 10 sessions
Instructor: TBA
Fee: $50
Date: Oct. 16, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
CSat-.)
Registration Dead I lne: Oct. 5
Fee: $30
PHYSICAL EDUCATION, ATHLETICS
Registration Deadline: Oct. 9

HUM.\N SERVICES
Courses are open to all those
Interested In working with
people In various capacities
(as workers, volunteers or
friends). The courses may be
taken for general Interest or
for credit.

Hll4AN SERVICES 186-etmlCULI.III DEVELOPMENT-IA
Instructor: Selma Sheldon
Date: Sept. 13, 8:30-10:30 a.m.
(Mon.)
Hll4AN SERVICES 184etm lCULll4 DEVELOPMENT 18
Instructor: Judy Pollard
Date: Sept. 13, 8:30-10:30 a.m.
(Mon.)

FEES
Hll4AN SERVICES 176--PRINCIPLES
Human Services courses may be
NI> PRACTICES OF EARLY
taken for "credit" or for
NI> SP<RTS PROGRAMS
· at I LDHOOO EDUCATION .
"audit". Adult students need
FIVE DAY PLAN 10 STOP SMOKlt«;
not take exams or turn In ·work Instructor: Selma Sheldon
GYMNAST ICS a>Aai It«; (t«n>
Date: Sept. 8, .8:30-10:30 a.m.
The program consists of five
for grades.
LEVEL 1)
(Mon. and Wed.)
consecutive evenings of films,
Level 1 technical course of the COURSE ADVISlt«;
Instruction by doctors and
National Coaching Certification For more Information on these
Hll4AN SERVICES 164-HEALTH AN>
professional personnel,
Program In Gymnastics.
discussion periods, and a
courses contact Selkirk College SAFETY OF lHE YOUNG atlLD
Instructor: Selma Sheldon
Instructor Selma Sheldon,
simple, dally controlled plan.
Instructor: Barb Rutherford
Date: Sept. 9, 10:30-11 :30 a.m.
Co-sponsored by the Seventh Day
365-7292, local 315.
Dates: Sept. 24, 25 and 26,
(Thurs.>
Adventist Church. Register on
Fri. 7-10 p.m., and 9 a.m.REGISIRATION
the first night. For more
4 p.m. (Sat. and Sun.)
Students may register In person Hll4AN RESOURCES 190-0CM4\l,IITY
Information contact Ed Sharpe,
Fee: $30
before or on the first night of RELATIONS AN> RE~S
365-2494.
Registration Deadline: Sept. 17 class, or by mall. For more
Instructor: Judy Pol lard
Date: Sept. 9, 11:30 a.m.-12:30
Information contact the
The next cycle of this program
SP<RT Jll)()
p.m. ·(Thurs.)
Registrar's office.
will be between Sept. 12-16.
Tony Berrocoso Is offering his
Location to be announced.
popular Sport Judo course
UNIVERSITY lRANSFER OJURSES
HIMAN SERVICES 158--SPECIAL
again. Get flt and learn an
NEEDS
Fee: $15
ancient and effective
COURSE NlVISlt«;
Instructor: Nancy Ketchum
self-defense method at the same
Counsellors are available
ltl>USIRIAL FIRST AID
Date: Sept. 16, 7-10 p.m.
time. Beginners and advanced
from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
(Thurs.)
The course Is offered with the
dally and at other times by
object of qualifying candidates welcome.
appointment. Contact Student
HUMN SERVICES 16Crfor certification as first aid
Date:_ Sept. 29, 4:30-6 p.m.
Services - Casttegar campus.
lNTROOUCTION 10 S>CIAL W<RK
attendants In Industry.
(Wed.)
Instructor: TBA
Instruction Includes the
Fee: $5
following subjects: anatomy and
Date: Sept. 13, 2:30-5:30 p.m. FEES
Registration Deadline: Sept. 22
Courses may be taken for
(Mon.)
physiology, Injury and body
"cred It" for $TBA or for
response, - resuscltatlon, oxygen
FITNESS AN> MOVEMENT
11
aud It" for $TBA. Aud it
HIMAN SERVICES 174-SECTION 1
therapy, wounds and bleeding,
This course Is designed to
thermal Injuries, fractures,
-INTERPERSONAL CXJl4lJ,IICATIONS students need not take exams or
Increase flexlbltlty, strength
turn In work for grades. Senior
Instructor: Selma Shel.don
Joint Injuries, bandaging,
and
endurance. In addition to a
citizens are admitted tree of
lrrmoblllzatlon, transportation,
Date: Sept. 7, 2:30-5:30 p.m.
basic exercise program the
charge.
(Tues.)
recording and reporting course wilt Include pre- and
accldents _and Injuries. An
post-testing and some guidance
REGISTRATION
examination wlll be conducted
HlK\N SERVICES 174-SECTION 2
on nutrition. For mentally
--INTERPERSONAL CDl4ll,IICATIONS For registration Information
at the end of the course by the
handicapped adults and teens.
Instructor: Selma Sheldon
call the Registrar, 365-7292,
Workers' Compensation Board.
lo~al 259. Students may
Successful candidates will
Date: Sept. 9, 2:30-5:30 p.m.
Instructor: Tim Frick
(Thurs.)
register by mall, or on the
receive certificates fran the
Location: Selkirk College
first night of class. Evening
w.c.B.
Gymnasium
classes normally start at 7
Date: Sept. 20, 4:30-5 p.m.
p.m.
Instructor: TBA
(Mon. and Wed.), 24 sessions
Date: Sept. 27, 9 a.m. and wltl
Fee: $15
run during the day for two
CDPUTlt«3 ~IENCE 132weeks
ELEMENTS OF CDFUTlt«;
Fee: TBA
VOLLEYBALL (l)AQilt«; (NaJ> LEVEL 1)
This Is a general survey course
Registration Deadline: Sept. 20
Level 1 technical course of the National Coaching
for the non-special 1st. The
Certification Program Volleyball.
purpose of the course Is to
STAN>NU> SAFETY <RIENTED FIRST
provide a general perspective
AID
Instructor: Tim Frick
of the various concepts of the
Learn how to provide lrrmedlate
Dates: Oct. 2 and 3, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (Sat. and Sun.)
computer and Its appllcatlons.
first aid to the victim of
Fee: $30
Some prograrrm Ing and the use of
accident or Illness. Splinting,
Registration Deadline: Sept. 25
app I I cat Ion packages w11 I be
bandaging, artlflclal
Included in the course.

CONTINUING EDUCATION

Note: This course does not
serve as a prerequisite for
further computing science
courses.

Instructor: Walter Uegama
Please note that schools wlll
Location: J.L. Crowe Senior
be c Iosed and c I asses cance 11 ed
Secondary
REGISTRATION
for
Thanksgiving,
Mon.,
Oct.
Date:
week of Sept. 6,
Al I registrations are to be
11,
and
tor
Remembrance
Day,
7-10
p.m.
made In advance Including
Thurs.,
Nov.
11.
Schools
will.
Instructor: Dick Wolff
15
sessions
payment of fees. Procedure as
Date: TBA
close for Christmas on Fri.,
Fee: $50 ($30--audlt)
fol lows:
Dec. 17, and reopen Mon., Jan.
Fee: $50
ENGLISH 110 (SC) College
3.
By Mal I
Composition
ELEClRONICS
Mall registrations, _using the
A one-semester composition
STUDENT SERVICES
The fol lowing courses may be
registration form on the back
course
covering sentence
Selkirk
College
academic
taught, depending on the
page, to Continuing Education,
structure,
paragraph
counsel
I
Ing
Is
avallable
In
numbers of people Interested:
2079 Columbia Avenue, Trail,
construction, theme devel opment
Trail
to
those
considering,
or
Industrial Electronics, Basic
B.C. Include your cheque or
and research paper
enrol led In Selkirk College
Electric Circuits, Electronic
money order for all fees. Do
preparation. Each student Is
courses.
If
you
would
like
to:
Circuits, Digital ilectronlcs
not send cash In the ma I I. Make
assessed
and paced accord Ing to
ta
I
k
about
com•!
ng
back
to
and Microprocessors,
cheques payable to School
his
ability
and growth. Some
Introduction to Radio,
District No. 11, or to Selkirk school after a long absence;
I I terature w111 be ass Igned as
discuss course possibilities;
Communications and Digital and College, depending on who Is
source
material.
Improve
your
reading
and
study
Computer Systems.
offering the course.
skills; or explore educational
Instructor: Joe Renal lo
opportunities call the Trall
A meet Ing wI I I be he Id at 7
In Person
Locati
on: J.L. Crowe Senior
p.m., Monday, Sept. 20 at
Registrations will be accepted campus.
Secondary,
Room 217
Selkirk College Castlegar
at the School Board Office,
Date: Sept. 7, 7-10 p.m.
campus Room L-13 to determine
2079 Col umbla Avenue, In East
A Selkirk College counsel !or
(Tues.), 15 sessions
the selection and scheduling of Tral I, dally between 9 a.m. and wt 11 be aval Iable In Tral I on
Fee: $50 ($30--audlt)
Wednesdays. To see a
e 1-ectron Ics courses. If you are 4 p.m.
counsellor, you must make an
Interested, be sure to attend
FINE MTS 206 (SC) Drawing
appointment. Call the Trail
this meeting or phone your
At Waneta Plaza
A
broader exploration of
campus,
368-5236.
preference to Bill Susut,
There will also be someone
drawing
media and the potential
Chairman, Electronics Dept.,
taking registrations In the
of
line,
value, and the drawn
365-7292, local 334.
central area of Waneta Plaza,
form.
Class
problems may
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday,
Include
an
Introduction
to
Sept. 9, 10, and 11.
Anatomy,
·
and
specific
problems
ANTIR>POLOGY 100 CSC)
to heighten visual acuity.
At Night School
Introduction 1o Anthropology
Pre-requisite:
FA 107 or
During the first week of
Major areas within the
permission
of
Instructor.
dlsclpllne;
physical,
cultural,
classes (Sept. 20 to 24) there
will be a registration table In social anthropology,
Instructor: Mleclo Zmur
llngulstlcs, archaeology.
the school halls at J.L. Crowe
Location:
J.L. Crowe Senior
Ethnography and ethnology may
Secondary and at Trail Junior
Secondary,
Room 129
Secondary between 6:30 and 8
be dealt with.
Date:
week
of
Sept. 20,
p.m.
7-10
p.m.,
Instructor: Mark Mealing
15 sessions
FEES
Location: J.L. Crowe Senior
Fee:
$50 ($30--audlt)
Fees are payable In full at the
Secondary, Room 111
Date: Sept. 13, 7-10 p.m.
time of registration. Cheques
MAllf 130 (SC) College
shou Id be made payab Ie to
(Mon.), 15 sessions
Matheaat lcs 1
Fee: $50 ($30--audlt)
School District No. 11 or to
A course primarily for
Selkirk College, depending on
non-physical science students
who Is offering the course.
ECONOMICS 151 (SC)
who
do not require a course In
Microeconomics
ca
I
cu
I us. Top I cs Inc l,ude such
An Introduction for career
LOCATION OF CLASSES
things
as sets, graphs,
students to microeconomics
Most classes will be held at
matrices
and linear systems,
J.L. Crowe Senior Secondary, at which deals with the operation
probability,
and mathematics of
and role of markets In the
Trail Junior Secondary, or at
f
lnance.
Canadian economy. Material
the Trail campus of Selkirk
covered will Include how
College (845 Victoria St.). A
Instructor: Parshan Sahrl
markets operate, Interference
number of cl asses w111 al so be
Location:
J.L. Crowe Senior
with the market, cost structure
held at other locations. If
Secondary,
Room TBA
of the firm, type of market
you're unfaml I tar with the
Date:
week
of
Sept. 6,
structure, public policy
district and need directions,
7-10
p.m.
towards monopoly and Income
call the Continuing Education
15 sessions
distribution. No special
office, 368-6434.
Fee:
$50 ($30--audlt)
previous preparation required
For more Information about Continuing
for entry to this course.
Education offerings in Castlegar, visit
the Cas!legar campus of Selkirk College,
or call 365-7292.

HOLIDAYS

"The good life is one inspired by
love and guided by knowledge."

Bertrand Russell

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2

"All our knowledge has its
origins in our perceptions."
Leonardo da Vinci

( 1452- 1519)

PSYOIOLOGY 240 (SC) Chi Id
Development
An Introduction to normal child
development, Including aspects
of pregnancy; birth; maternal/
Infant bonding; the physlcal,
emotional, social, moral and
I ntell actual deve Iopment of
chlldren from birth to
adolescence; and major
theorists and theories of child
development.

courses to the 11 st, Inc I ud Ing
at least the followlng: Algebra
12, Biology 12, Chemistry 12
and Engl lsh 12.

BASIC ELECTRICAL OODE
Upgrading course for working
tradesmen and apprentices In
the Electrlcal Trades to
refresh and update their
knowledge of the Electrlcal
Code and how to use It.

Attendance at the first class
Is required of all
reg Istrants. AII schedu II ng,
explanations of procedure,
Instructor: Art Benzer
academic skllls counselllng,
Location: J.L. Crowe Senior
and first assignments wlll take
Secondary, Room 202
place at that time. This first
Date: Sept. 23, 7-10 p.m.
session cannot be made up--lf
(Thurs . ), 10 sessions
Instructor: Gerry Ehman
Fee: $40
you miss It, you wlll probably
Location: J.L. Crowe Senior
have to wait until November to
Secondary, Room 113
start again. The first class Is ltl>USlRIAL FIRST AID 11
Date: Sept. 8, 7-10 p.m.
scheduled for the Trall campus, This Is the course that
(Wed.), 15 sessions
Selkirk College, as fol lows:
quallfles you to work as an
Fee: $50 ($30--audit)
lndustrlal First Aid attendant.
Algebra 11, General Math 11,
It ends with an examination
or Chemistry 11--Sept. 13,
administered by the Worker's
9-11 a.m. O..!:_ Sept. 14,
Compensation Board. Passing the
7-9 p.m.
exam results In an Industrial
First Aid "C" ticket, or
Socia! Studies 11, Engl !sh
contributes to upgrading your
11, or Biology 11--Sept. 14,
Continuing Education In Trail
ex lstl ng ticket.
9-11
a.m • .5?!:. Sept. 15,
Is able to offer _you a complete
7-9 p.m.
range of high school courses
Instructor: Bob Flegel
you can take on your own time,
Location: Selklrk College,
at your own speed. Using course Pre-registration Is desirable
Trail campus, Room 204
materials developed partly from ( see the reg Ist rat Ion sect Ion) , Date: Sept. 20, 7- 10 p.m.
but registrations wlll be
Open Learning Institute
(Mon. and Wed.) , 20 sessions
accepted
at the f I rst ses s Ion.
courses, partly from Selklrk
College Learning Resource
INDUSlRIAL FIRST AID 12
Fees: $40, plus the cost of
packages, and partly from
Instructor: BIii Proflll and
course materlals, which wlll
localty · developed courses, we
Bud Mack
can now offer fully accredited vary from course to course.
Location:
Rossland Senior
There will also be a refundable
secondary courses at Selkirk
Secondary
book deposit. If you don't
College's Trall campus.
Date: Nov. 9, 7-10 p.m. (Tues.
manage to comp Iete_ your course
and Thurs.), 20 sessions
within the assigned time I lmlt,
Beginning Sept. 1, you can
you wlll have to re-register
register for any of the
OFF ICE Al»'I IN ISlRAT I ON Fm
followlng courses: Algebra 11, for another term at $40. Fees
PMT-TIME STIJDENTS
payable to School District No.
Biology 11, Chemistry 11,
Selkirk College Is now prepared
English 11, General Math 11 and 11. Financial assistance Is
to
offer Its complete Office
avallable. See page
for
Socia! Studies 11.
Administration
Program on a
more Information.
part-time basis, In addition to
When you register you wlll
the regular full-time course.
decide on a schedule , both day
The courses 11 sted be Iow w11 I
and evening hours If you wish,
be offered both dur ing the day
within which you wlll undertake SELKIRK COLLEGE CXXJRSES
and evening. They wlll be
to comp Iete the course or
taught In self-study,
AIR !RAKES
courses you choose. You will
self-paced units, so that each
This course prepares drivers
complete the self-study course
student may plan hi s/her own
for a written and practical
materials, with the direct
program, and complete It at
test on the operation, and
assistance of a fully qualified driver maintenance of air brake his/her own pace .
Instructor always at hand, at
systems used on highway of
the hours you have chosen.
Registration entit les the
off-highway vehicles. This
student to 39 hours of
course Includes the practical
Because thl~ Is a self-study
classroom
work. How many units
examination. The final written
program no course will be
of_
Instruction
the student Is
exam Is conducted by the Motor
cancel led because too few
able
to
complete
In that time
Vehicle Driver Examiner. Time
students register for It.
wl
11
depend
on
ab!
I lty,
and place to be announced. Call
Continuing Education, 368-6434, previous training or
New registrations will be
experience, and amount of
to get onto the waiting 11st
accepted for students starting for the next class.
effort expended.
courses Nov. 1, Dec. 1, Jan. 1,
Feb. 1, and Mar. 1. In January, Instructor: Harold Branton
Applicants for part of Office
1983, we will add some grade 12 Fee: $40
Procedures I I will be asked to

take an English placement test.
Those whose scores are not h I gh
enough will have to take an
English upgrading course.
For more Information call
Continuing Education, 368-6434,
or Helen Mclelland, Selkirk
College, Traf I campus,
368-5236.

OFFICE PROCEDURES
Students will work through
their own selectlon from the
options listed below. The hours
I lsted are only approximate and
are based on past experience of
students of average abll lty.
Pract Ic Ing sk 111 s at home cou Id
shorten your classroom time.
You will be granted credit for
whatever level of proficiency
you achieve.
OPTIONS:
1) Ma I I serv Ices
2) Dup I lcatl ng
3) Telephone dynamics
4) Sources of Information
5) Receptionist duties
6) FIiing
options 1-6 lncl.(39 hrs.)
7) Engl lsh vocabulary
(36 hrs.)
8) Shorthand (basic)
(72 hrs.)
9) Shorthand (Intermediate)
(36 hrs . )
Instructor: VI Kalesnlkoff
Location: Selkirk College,
Traf I. campus , Room 202
Date: Sept. 20, 12:30-3:30 p.m.
(Mon.), 13 sessions
Fee: $45

OFFICE PROCEDURES
Instructor: Carol Emmons
Location: Selkirk Col fege,
Trall campus, Room 302
Date: Sept. 21, 7-10 p.m.
(Tues.), 13 sessions
Fee: $45
OFFICE PROCEDmES II
As with Office Procedures I,
students wl 11 select their own
program from the options I lsted
below, work at their own pace,
and be credited at the level of
proficiency achieved.
OPTIONS:
1) Record keep Ing
2) Bus I ness math
3) Adding machines and
calculators,
options 1-3 lncl. (48 hrs.)
4) Bookkeeping II (36 hrs.)

COITIIUIIG EDUCATION

Instructor: VI Kalesnlkoff
INTRODUCTION 10 l«RD
Location: Selkirk College, ·
PROCESSIM;
Trail campus, Room 202
Part I of a three-part
Date: Sept. 22, 12:30-3:30 p•• m program. This Is a hands-on
(Wed.), 13 sessions
practical course of about 12
Fee: $45
hours Instruction on new word
processing equipment.
OFF ICE PR>CEDURES II
Successful completion of all
Instructor: Carol Emmons
three parts wlll qualify
students for certification. _
Location: Selkirk College,
Evenings and hours to be
Trail campus, Room 302
announced.
Date: Sept. 23, 7-10 p.m.
(Thurs.), 13 sessions
Pre-requisite: accurate typing
Fee: $45
skll Is (speed not Important)
BOOKKEEPIM; PART
This course Is designed to give
the student the basic knowledge
required to set up and keep a
set of books for a sma 11
business. The course oovers
preparation of a balance sheet
and financial statement, using
accounts, journal !zing and
posting, trial balance, and
closing the ledger. Textbooks
will cost approximately $25
extra. Credit towards Selkirk
College Office Administration
certification.

Instructor: Ann Lakes
Location: Selkirk College,
Trail campus, Room 304
Date: Sept. 21; 7-10 p.m.
(Tues.), -12 sessions
Fee: $45
TYPlr«;

Here is an employment-oriented
course for the nov Ice typ Ist.
Upon completion of this course
you should be able to: operate
the keyboard by the touch
method, operate machine parts,
proofread typled material
against a key, centre material
both vertically and
horizontally on a page, type a
block business letter, and type
a minimum of 30 w.p.m. This
course wl 11 be of help to
people who already type and
want to upgrade their skills.
There will be an additional
charge for textbooks. Credit
towards Selkirk College Office
Administration certification.
Instructor: Carol Emmons
Location: Selkirk College,
Trail campus, Room 305
Date: Sept. 20, 7-10 p.m.
(Mon.), 13 sessions
Fee: $45

SCHOOL DISlRICT t«>. 11 COURSES

AU10 tECHANICS-BEGINNERS
A basic Introduction to the
functioning of the automobile.
The course will alternate
between bas ic theory and
practical demonstration.
Students are not expected to
know anything about auto
mechanics.

Instructor: Phi I Molloy
Place: J. Lloyd Crowe Senior
Secondary, Auto Shop
Date: Sept. 21, 7-10 p.m.
(Tues.), 10 sessions
Fee: $45

AUlO tECHANICS-INTERMEDIATE
This course takes up where the
beginners course ends. It will
be a practical hands-on course,
with some theory and lots of
demonstration and practical
sessions on cars. Students will
be expected to know someth Ing
about how cars work. You will
learn how to do maintenance,
simple tune-ups, and basic
repa !rs.
Instructor: Phi I Molloy
Place: J. Lloyd Crowe Senior
Secondary, Auto Shop
Date: Sept. 23, 7-10 p.m.
(Thurs.), 10 sessions
Fee: $45

CABINET EIUILDIM;
This Is a project course In
which participants wl 11
construct a woodwork project of
their own choice. Students will
receive the help and guidance
of the course Instructor as
needed. Some knowledge of the
machines Is necessary and
projects must be limited in
size. Materials cost extra.

Instructor: Gary Bock
Place: Trail Junior Secondary,
Wood Shop
Date: Sept. 21, 6:30-9:30 p.m.
(Tues.), 5 sessions
Fee: $30

use of Insulation, vapour
barriers, humidity control,
ventilation, windows and doors,
lighting, water heating,
fireplaces, heating systems,
and appl lances. In addition,
how electrical rates can be
H0lf 10 MNCE YOUR tOME t«RE
affected by the way the
ENERGY EFFICIENT
consumer uses electrical
This Is a two-part presentation
energy.
designed to show the home
occupant numerous ways a home
can be made more energy
Instructor: GIibert Laycock
efficient. Most of the energy
CWKP&U
saving ideas to be discussed
Place: J. Lloyd Crowe Senior
can be carrle~ out by the
Secondary, Rooms 206 ~nd 208
handyman or Iady- of the house. Date: Oct. 28, 7-10 p.m.
Some of the subjects to be
(Thurs.), 2 sessions
discussed Include the correct
Fee: $5

EMERGENCY FIRST AID
This St. John's Ambulance
course covers basic first aid
procedures such as: treatment
of fractures, control of
bleeding, and artlflclal
respiration. It Is a good
course for anyone planning to
take the Standard First Aid
course (to be offered in
January) but who hasn't had any

previous first aid training.
Upon completion of this course
you will receive an Emergency
First Aid Certificate.
Instructor: Ralph DISabato
Location: Trail Junior
Secondary Cafeteria
Date: Sept. 20, 7-9 p.m.
(Mon.), 8 sessions
Fee: $25

(C.P.R.) CARDIO-PUUIJNARY
RESUSCITATION
There are three levels available through the Emergency
Health Educational Association of B.C. These courses meet
standards established by the Canadian Heart Fund. The
courses are: Heart Saver, Basic I, and Basic II. Each
course Is a pre-requisite for the next (however, a valid
Industrial First Aid ticket will get you Into the Basic I
course). Successful completion results In a cert It I cate
from the B.C. Emergency Health Services Commission.

COURSE
Trall
Heart Saver
Basic
Basic II

NO. OF HRS.

FEE

STARTING DATES

HOURS

4
6
8

$20
$25
$30

Oct. 2, 9, 23
Oct. 30
Nov. 13

10-3:30
9-4:30
8-5:30

Montrose
_ Heart Saver

4

$20

(2 sessions)
Sept. 28, Oct. 5 7-9:30

Rossland
Heart Saver

4

$20

Oct. 12, 19

(2 sessions)
7-9:30

It your business, organization, or club Is Interested In
having a C.P.R. course taught tor Its ~embers, please
contact Continuing Education, 368-6434.

For more information, contact:
Selkirk College
845 Victoria St.

Trail, B.C. V1 R 3T3
Telephone: (604) 368-5236

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SENl<R FIRST AID
This St. John's Ambulance
course covers all standard
first aid procedures It Is
considered a very indepth
course and Is a requirement for
many jobs. Qualifying students
will receive a Senior First Aid
Certificate. Anyone without
previous training who Is
thinking of taking Industrial
First Aid should consider this
course as a stepping stone.
This course Is a pre-requisite
tor entering nurses training
(L.P.N. & R.N.) at most
colleges. Pre-registration Is
essential.
Instructor: Mike Breeze
Location: Rossland Senior
Secondary
Sessions: 10
Fee: $35

are also open to the gene:al
public.
For the September, 1982, term
we offer two more of these
workshops. We have had to raise
the fee from $10 to $15, due to
reductions In funding of the
program. Fees are payable to
School District No. 11.

SOCIAL SERVICES W<RKSHOP t«>. 1
lN>ERSTAtlJING AtlJ MI\NAGING
STRESS
Stress Is a necessary and
positive force. We cannot work
effectively or even maintain
good hea I th and a sense of
well-being without a fair
- amount of stress. Stress
becomes a major health problem
when we are overstimulated or
bombarded with too much work -or
too many descriptions. During
this one day workshop

training workshops tal lored to
meet the specific needs of
community groups. We plan to be
able to provide these one-day
EXPLORING THE FEMALE CYCLE
workshops In the tal I:
This workshop is being ottered
to women of all ages to further
the Ir know Iedge 'o t bod l Iy
Leading Small Discussion
eye I es. Ma Ie partn.e rs are a I so
Groups
welcome to take the class. The
This workshop, or series of
female fertility pattern and
workshops, Is being developed
reproductive anatomy and
to meet the need tor training
facllltators tor STEP parenting physiology Is presented. The
Billing's Ovulation Method of
groups, but wlll be equally
valuable tor others. The focus fertility awareness will be
of the first workshops will be taught. The ovulation method
can be used tor detecting
on: I istening, lead Ing
physlologlcal changes, learning
discussions, and leading
to read your body, birth
role-play exercises.
control, and to determine
whether
you are ovulating and
Further workshops wlll be
how often. The workshop topics
developed as needs are
will cover the menstrual cycle,
identified.
the Bllllng's ovulation method,
and how to chart your tertll ity
Board-Staff Development
We wlll design and teach
patterns. A follow-up session
workshops tai fored to the needs wl I I be held for those women
who wish to chart.
of volunteer boards of
community organizations,
Instructor: Els Wagemaker
focused on such topics as:
Location: Trail Junior
setting goals and priorities,
Secondary Library
defining board and staff roles Date: Oct. 5, 7-10 p.m. (Wed.)
and effective chairmanship.
Fee: $4

participants wl 11 be Introduced
to some basic theories about
stress and wl II experience some
techniques tor more effective
coping. For those In the
helping professions a special
emphasis will be made around
techniques that are readily
adoptable to the classroan or
Continuing Education in Trail
to the Interview session. As
hopes to be able to provide
well there will be discussion
training workshops on request
about Influencing the stress '
to meet the specific needs of
management of those around you, volunteers and community
Instructor: Bob Flegel
(friends, cl lents, col leagues).
groups. For more Information
Location: Selkirk College
Stress management technlquing
about the workshops listed
Tral I Campus, Room 204
such as relaxation, hypnosis,
above, or to discuss your own
Date: Sept. 20, 7-10 p.m.
massage, autogenlcs and the
(Mon. and Wed.), 20 sessions
particular needs, call
uses of music and creativity
Continuing Education, 368-5434.
wlll be Introduced.
INDUSTRIAL FIRST AID 12
Part I c I pants shou Id wear
PUBLIC RELATIONS RR CDllllftlTY
Instructor: BIi I Prof! II and
comfortable, loose fitting
GROIPS
Bud Mack .
cloth Ing.
Location: Rossland Senior
A two or three-hour workshop on
Secondary
public relations techniques
Instructor: David Coverdale
which can help an organization
Date: Nov. 9, 7-10 p.m. ·
Location: Selkirk College,
be more effective In achieving
(Tues. and Thurs.), 20
Trall Campus, Room 204
Its goals. Topics will Include
sessions
Date: Sept. 25, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Internal communications within
(Sat.), 1 session
the club through newsletters
Fee: $15
and other media; communication
with the public through
effective relationships with
SOCIAL SERVICES IIRKSH<PS
SOCIAL SERVICES wmKSHOP 12
the news media (newspapers,
Last term Continuing Education
DEALING WllH N«;ER
radio and television); and how .
In Trail offered a series of
Instructor: Carey Denholm
Location: Tral I Campus, Selkirk to organize and carry out
four workshops from the
College, Room 20 4
pub! le relations programs.
University of Victoria. Faculty
members came to Trail for a day Date: Nov. 27, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Instructor: Sam McBride
to teach these practical
(Sat.)
Location:
Selkirk College,
seminars. The workshops are
Fee: $15
Tra
I
I
Campus,
Room 202
Intended for professionals and
Date:
Oct.
2,
10
a. m.-2 p.m.
"lay" volunteers In such fields TRAINING WmKStDJS RR
(Sat.)
as child care, day care, famlly VOLUNTEERS
Fee: $5
counselling, social work,
Continuing Education In Trail
public health, mental health
Is developlng the resources to
and school counselling. They
provide a variety of volunteer

ltl>USTRIAL FIRST AID It
This Is the course that
qualifies you to work as an
Industrial First Aid attendant.
It ends with an examination
administered by the Worker's
Compensation Board. Passing the
exam results In an Industrial
First Aid "C" ticket, or
contributes to upgrading your
existing ticket.

lHE <H>WING YEARS
See page 33. Know Iedge Network.

PARENTING SKILLS PROGRAM
(S.T.E.P.)
Continuing Education In Trail
began a new series of Parenting
courses In January, 1982. We
sponsored five groups, using
the well-known S.T.E.P. program
( Systemat Ic Tra In Ing for
Effective Parenting). These are
actually organized groups of
parents who get together for
sharing and mutual support. It
Involves a series of ten weekly
evenings (or afternoons, or
mornings) of guided discussion.
Last term's program was very
well received. Some of the
groups have voluntarily decided
to continue to meet as groups
of friends to continue to work
on developing skills and
understandings they began to
acquire during the STEP
program.
We now have a staff of group
facllltators, parents who have
been members of STEP groups and
have had some training in
leading discussions, who are
ready to lead groups for the
fal I term.
Because of the provincial
government's financial
constraint program, we now have

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r
to recover part -of the cost of
offering these courses.
Consequently we must now charge
a registration fee, which
covers the cost of reading
materials and part of the cost
of training the leaders.
We will set up groups and
supply them with study
materials and leaders wherever
they are ·desired.

Date: · Jan. 13, 14 or 20, 21,
9 a.m. - 5 p.m. (Thurs. &
Fri.), 2 sessions Fee: $30

STEP-ING OOT
We are now prepared to set up
continuing groups of people who
have been ·through the STEP .
pr.ogram. These groups w11 I work
as ongoing mutual support
groups, with guided discussions
aimed at providing
For more Information and to put reinforcement of the prlnclples
your name on a class I 1st, call and methods of effective
Continuing Education, 368-6434, parenting first learned In the
STEP group.
days, or Dianne Olver,
368-9951, evenings. Fee: $12
Cal I Contin uing Education or
Dianne Olver for more
INTERVENTION TECtfllQUES lHAT
In format Ion .
WORK WITH "HARD TO REACH•

NON-SEXIST OIILD REARING F~
lt«>IVIDUALS Nm FAMILIES
Quite often, verbal counsel I Ing PARENTS Nm OTHER CARING
techniques are unable to engage ADULTS
cl lents Into understanding and How are we preparing our
activating the changes that are ch I ldren for the changing roles
of women and men In our
desired of them.
society? Among the topics to be
Well-Intentioned strategies
often run aground when attempts discussed are: family roles,
sports and chi Id's play, T.V.
are made to put their goals
and the med I a, sexua I Ity and
Into action. This workshop
homosexuality, peer pressure,
will provide practical
the education system. This
Intervention techniques for
1 hard ·to reach I peop I e, a11d
course wlll examine both the
real and "manufactured"
many method~ wlll be
differences between girls and
demonstrated which enable
boys, women and men. It wlll
progress to be In It I ated and
help parents and other caring
mon Itored by the c I Ient
adults
raise kids free of
himself, which helps take the
sex-role
constraints and free
dependency/responslblllty
to
discover
the very best In
burden off the
themse
Ives
.
It wI 11 present and
counsellor/therapist.
attempt
to
deal
with bias,
Training wlll also be given
prejudice, and discrimination
toward understanding why and
based .on the gender of a
when pa'rt Icu Iar techn I ques
person.
would be appropriate, and
several Innovative and creative Instructor : Eileen Pedersen
ones will be Introduced in
Location: James L. Webster
add ition to some of the more
School Li brary
traditional stand-bys.
Date: Sept. 22, 7:30-9:30 p.m.
(Wed.), 8 sessions
Any techniques, tools, etc.,
Fee:
$20
that wlll be presented come
from actual use (and success); SURVIVAL WITHOUT A PAYCHEQUE
case examples wl 11 be
For people used to economic
plentiful. This Is not a
security, the onset of a period
workshop of vague unproven
of unemployment produces a
'book' theor ies, but rather
severe shock. Famll les find
things known to work from
that they need new skills to
direct casework experience,
cope with new circumstances.
which wl II be shared within the This one-day workshop Is
context of didactic
designed .to help such famllles
presentation and discussion.
come to terms with this
problem. Participants wll I work
This Is a full two-day
on
redefin i ng their economic
workshop--any desire to have It
priorities,
Identifying
presented on a shorter basis
existing
and
potential
will have to be negotiated.
resources, and developing
strateg Ies for cop Ing wJ th hard
Instructor: Judy Weiser
times. For Information about
Location: Selkirk Coliege,
time and place, call Continuing
Tra 11 campus
Education, 368-6434.

CHILD ABUSE CONFERENCE
This two-day conference Is co-sponsored _by the Trail and
district lnter-Mlnlsterlal Children's Committee and the
B.C. Justice Institute. It Is still In the planning stage
at the time this must go to press. The conference wlll
Include several expert resource people who will lead a .
number of workshops. At this time we have confirmed the
followlng workshop leaders:
Lucy Berliner, Director of
the Sexual Assault Centre,
Seattle, Washington
Nada Hyde, Psychologist
concerning Ylctlm and Family
Issues.
Amy Napier-Herny, Consultant
on Human Sexuality.

Fran Grunberg, presently
with the Ministry of Human
Resources Medical Cllnlc In
Vancouver; formerly
Supervisor of the MHR Child
Abuse Team.
and others, yet to be
confirmed.

The focus wI II be on ch I Id abuse genera I Iy, wI th some
workshops emphasizing the problem of sexual abuse of
children. The core concerns which the planners seek to
address are recognition and Identification of the signs and
symptoms of child abuse, establ lshlng norms (what's
abnormal?), and developing a local coordinated team
approach to responding to needs. The Intended participants
Include teachers, social workers, public health nurses,
doctors, lawyers, Judges, pol Ice, community volunteers,
concerned parents, etc., etc.
For a descriptive flyer and registration Information, call
or write Continuing Education In Trail, 2079 Columbia
Avenue, Trail, B.C., 368-6434.
Location: Uplander Hotel, Rossland
Date: Oct. 28 and 29, all day (Thurs. and Fri.), 2 sessions
Fee: $45
MOM Nm ME
A program tor pre-school children and their mothers or
fathers. Sort of a combination play group for the kids and
discussion group for the parents. This has turned out to be
a very popular program, so get your names In now.
Because of the provincial government's flnanclal
constraints program, we are no longer able to provide a
100% subsidy for Mom and Me. We now must reduce our costs
by halt. In order to accomplish this we wlll now charge a
registration fee of $5 for each parent. There wlll also be
an assessment to pay for snacks, which wlll vary from group
to group, but wlll probably be around $5 as well. Register
at the first session, or pre-register with Continuing
Education.
Cal I Ranice Coombs, 367-7437, to get on the I 1st for the
group you want.
Frill1"vale
Four groups, meeting at the Fruitvale Public Health Unit,
Mon. through Thurs., 9:30-11 a.m.
Mon"trose

One group meets at the Montrose Community Hall, Wed., 9:3011 a.m.
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I find that a great part af the
information I have was acquired
by looking up something and
finding something else on
the way."
Franklin P. Adams

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Tral I
Five groups, meeting at the East Trait United Church, Mon.
through Fri., 9:30-11 a.m.
Rossland
Two groups meet Mon. and Wed. at the Ross land United
Church, 9:30-11 a.m.
Genel le
One group meets at the Genet le Community Hal I, Thurs.,
9:30-11 a.m.
Oasls/Rlvervale
If there Is enough Interest, a group will meet one morning
a week at the Oasis Community Hall • . Interested mothers or
fathers should call Pat Tatangelo, 368-9809, for more
Information.

The programs are lndlvlduallzed
so you can work at your own
speed. Timetables are very
flexible so you can choose
times most suitable for
yourself. The atmosphere · Is
relaxed and friendly. You wlll
be surprised at how pleasant It
can be to "go back to school 11.
For most courses, the only
entry requirement Is to be 18
years of age and one year out
of school. Fees are minimal and
depend on the number of class
hours you sign up for.
Please oontact the Continuing
Education office nearest you
for more Information or you can
phone Selklrk College 1n Trail
at 368-5236. Except In Nelson
and Tra 11 , most courses w11 I
begin on Oct. 1.

The College also offers a
management consulting service.
For further Information,
contact Dave Fairbairn at
Selkirk College, Trail campus,
368-5236.

Instructors: Harry Mehlman,
Deirdre Hendrie
Date: Oct. 4-Apr. 28/83
Days: Mon.-Thurs.
Evenings: Mon., Tues. and
Thurs.

We also offer short courses In
group dynamics, educational
management, speed reading,
volunteerlsm, transactional
analysis, assertiveness
training, performance
appraisal, and effective job
search and Interview
techniques, Including
prep a rat Ion for the emp Ioyment
Interview.

BEL I SH AS A SECOtl> LAN6UAGE
This course will help adults
with speaking and I lstenlng
skllls In Engl lsh. Beginning,
Intermediate and advanced
groups are available. You may
start at any time.

OFFICE ID41NISTRATION PROGRAM
It Is the Intent of the Office
Administration Program to
Date: Oct. 4-Apr., 28/83
create a flexible business
Days and hours w111 be dee I ded career tra In Ing program wh Ich
by the Instructor and students. will fl II the needs of students
ADULT LEARNIN6 CDflRE
and the business communltyh.
The AbULT LEARNING CENTRE Is
The program accommodates both
part of Selklrk College's Trait lRANSITIONAL 1RAININ6
beginning students and students
campus at 845 Victoria Street, This program will help adults
learn the sk I 11 s needed to I Ive wls~lng to upgrade their
and Is designed to provide
Independently. The three major ski 11 s.
assistance and courses for
areas
of focus: 11 fe-sk 111
adults wishing to upgrade their
Program Flexlblllfy
basic skllls. We are prepared .problem solving, academic
The Office Administration
upgrading and vocational
to help people attain grade
Program will oonslst of the
skills, and work attitude
levels from 1 to 12.
fol lowing:
development are designed to
a) A common core of modules,
meet the needs of the menta 11 y
Perhaps you want to study
applicable
to all courses In
handicapped but the program Is
d·a I I y, or maybe you can on Iy
the Office Administration
available to anyone who would
come part-time because you
Program. If a student elects to
benefit from this type of
work, or have other
leave the program after
responslbllltles. Whatever your training.
completing the core, she has
situation or needs we have a
Basic Office Training.
study program for you, and at a Date: Oct• 4-Apr • 28/83
b) Major Options, requiring
time that Is convenient. If the Days: Mon., Tues., Wed. and
additional
Instructional
programs listed below seem the
Thurs.
modules
beside
the core:
answer to your learning needs,
Clerk-Typist,
Secretariat,
or If you want to "drop In" to ADULT SEC<H>ARY <XJM>LETION
Bookkeeping Clerk and
brush up your basic academic
A new program offered In
Bookkeeping.
skills or to get assistance
cooperation with School
with correspondence courses,
District No. 11. See the
If time and Interest permit, a
p Iease phone us at 368-5236.
comp Iete descr I pt Ion In the
student with suitable
ACADEMIC COURSES section.
counselling may also choose
ABE ,I Ml> II
MANAGEMENT NI> Bf>LOYEE
modules
that are not In the
This oourse Is designed to help 1RAININ6
selected options. For example,
adults with upgrading to the
Our Instructors can provide
a student may have an
end of grade 8. Students work
your supervisors and employees
occupational goal as a
on Independent programs and may with Intensive short courses In
clerk-typist and have an
choose the subject area and
leadership training, problem
Interest In and aptitude for
hours per week of class.
solving methods, decision
bookkeep Ing. That· student may
Instruction will be given In
making techniques, motivating
elect to take bookkeeping to
reading, writing, spell Ing and techniques, the oonduct of
the "Trial Balance" stage.
math. Start at your own level, effective meetings, performance
and at any t Ime.
ana I ys Is, t Ime management,
Progra■ Selection
counselling, effective report
A student entering the program
Instructors: Lest le Tenta,
and letter writing, and
with no previous training wlll
Doreen Montgomery
profess Iona·1 sa Ies techn Iques. commence training In the core
Date: Oct. 4-Apr. 28/83
These courses will be tailored modules. On completion of the
Days: Mon.-Thurs.
to an employer's requirements
core, the student will set her
Evenings:. Mon., Tues., and
or delivered locally as a
goal according to tier aptitude
Thurs.
three-week certificate program. and Interest.

All groups are scheduled to start the week of Sept. 20.

ADULT MSIC EDUCATION (ABE)
Do you need to brush up on some
of the basic skills In reading,
mathematics, writing or
spell Ing? Would you llke to get
grade 10 equivalence, finish
your grade 12 or write the GED
exam? Adult Basic Education
classes can help you. They are
held In Selkirk College adult
learning centres In Trait,
Nelson, Castlegar, Grand Forks,
Nakusp, New Denver, Salmo,
Crescent Valley, Kaslo, Midway
and Greenwood.

ABE 111 Ml> IV
This oourse will help adults
upgrade from the grade 9 to
grade 12 level. Instruction In
communications, math and
science. Continuous Intake.

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I I
Upgrading

Students wishing to upgrade
their knowledge and
occupational ski Its will also
be accepted into the program.
These students may choose two
or more of the fol lowing
subjects: mach l_ne
transcription, advanced typing,
advanced shorthand,
bookkeeping, word processing
and business communications.
Requirements for admission:
grade 10 minimum, ~rade 12
preferred.
Starting Dates : Monthly, as
space permits.
Course Length: Training time
for this program will vary
depending upon the student's
ablllty, previous business
training, and choice of
options.
Dress: Office standard only.
Good grooming essential.
Instructors : Helen Mclellan,
Francis Ferguson, Adrienne
Craig, and VI Kalesnlkoff
Fees: $36/month tuition
$1 registration fee
$20 book deposit
Texts, workbooks, and supplies,
as req u Ired-.

reception, filing, diary
system, clients' trust account,
law library and word
processing; demonstrate an
awareness of the necessity for
confidentiality; and have
complied a comprehensive
precedent man ua 1.
Pre-requisites: Grade 12,
successful completion of the
clerk-typist or secretariat
options of the Office
Administration Program,
typ I n.g 50 w. p.m.,
dicta-typing or shorthand
(optional) ·so w.p.m. (If
enrol led In the secretarial
option, completion of the
Basic Shorthand program Is
compu Isory.)
CR work ex per Ience eq u Iva Ient
to training.
Candidates will be pretested
for required ski I ls prior to
acceptance.
Instructor: Adrienne Craig
Fee: $36/month tuition
$1 registration fee
$20 book deposit plus fee
for Iega I forms

DESIGNltG f04E INTERl<RS
An Introductory study of the
For more Information contact
basic principles of Interior
Selklrk College, Trait campus,
design applied to planning
368-5236.
resldent lal Interiors that
satisfy Individual and family
NOTE: Most of the Office
needs, values, and life
Administration Program Is now
styles. Emphasis Is on the
available for part-time, day or appl I cation of consumer
evening Instruction.
education pertinent to the
selection of home furnishing
Legal Op1"1on (OFFICE
materials. · · The course appeals
ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM)
to those planning their own
A Legal Option will be offered home environments (mobile
from Sept. 1-Jan. 31 with a
homes, apartments, houses,
fixed Intake of 16 students.
condominiums, etc.) and wlll
When you have completed this
fulflll the requirements of an
course, you wlll be expected
Introductory Interior design
to: have Increased your typing course.
speed to at least 60 w.p.m.;
transcribe shorthand or
Date: Aug. 30, 2 p.m. (Mon. &
dicta-tapes quickly and
Wed.). 30 sessions (repeat
accurately; proofread and
8:30 p.m. Tues. & Thurs.)
correct all errors so that your Fee: $40 the fee covers the
flnal copy Is a "perfect copy"; cost of textbook, study guide,
prepare legal documentations
exercise manual, and tutorlal
and forms relating to
support.
conveyancing, 1 ltlgatlon,
companies, family law, wills
GROWltG YEARS
and estates with the assistance A course In chi Id development
of a sollcltor; type letters
was created as an Integrated
and le~al documents accurately; Instructional system to present
understand some ·actlvltles In
the Interplay of blologlcal
a law office Including
factors In human Interaction,

social structure, and cultural
forces In the growing child.
The world of childhood and
adolescence and the. factors
that Influence the development
will be of Interest to parents,
teachers, social workers, and
the general publ le.
Date: Sept. 2, 12:30 p.m.
(Thurs.), 30 sessions,
(repeat Sun.· 3:30 p.m.)
Fee~ $55 the fee covers the
cost of textbook, student
guide and tutorial support.

INTRODUCTION 10 CDf>UTERS AN>
THEIR APPLICATIONS

In virtually all business
today, the computer has become
an lndlspenslble tool. As with
any tool, the more faml I far you
are with tt~the more you
understand Its capabllltles - and
I Imitations-the more you wlll
get out of It. The purpose of
this course Is to provide a
thorough understanding of the
principles of computing and to
enable computer users to work
more effectively with data
processing personnel. It will
also provide an excellent
foundation for more advanced
computer courses.·
Date: Aug. 31, 9 p.m., (Tues.
& Thurs.), 23 sessions
(repeat 4:30 p.m. Sat. &
Sun.)
Fee: $30 the fee covers the
cost of textbook, student
manual, and tutorial support.
MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS
This series Is Intended to
cover topics of Interest to
those who own or operate a
small business. The
owner/manager of a small
business In Canada must be
master of al _l management
ski I ls, for they are usually
directly responsible for all
aspects of the business. This
course pol nts out that the
owner has to be a general
manager, personnel manager,
contro _l ler, and head of
research. Other essentials
highlighted Include marketing,
quality control, finance,
banking, commercial law, and
humane relations.

Date: Sept. 1, 6 p.m. (Wed.)
15 sessions
Fee: TBA

CONTlt«JltG IDUCATION Nil

THE KNOWLEDGE NETIDUC
The Knowledge Network will
broadcast 31 telecourses this
fa I I • In the Tra 11 area you may
register and take, for Selkirk
College credit, the fol lowing
courses: Designing Home
Interiors, The Growing Years,
. Introduction to Computers and
Mind Your Own Business.
When y.ou regl~ter for a course,
In addition to the televlslon
lecture, you wt-I I also receive
a student Information _package,
a learning kit (books, study
guides, etc.) and you will be
assigned a tutor. The
registration fee will cover the
costs of these packages,
tutorials and seminars.
The tutor will Initiate a
contact early on In the course
and w111 ma.I nta In contacts, by
phone, as required. In some
courses, seminars or group
sessions at a learning center,
will also be arranged.
To register for a course
advertised In this section of
this publication oontact
Continuing Educatlon In Trail
at 2079 _Columbia Avenue or
telephone 368-6434.
The Knowledge Network liaison
officer, Marg Mahan will be
Interested In your comments and
your questions. Contact Ms.
Mahan at Selkirk College, Tral I
campus, 845 Victoria Street
(368-5236).

AEROBIC DANCERCISE
This Is a keep-flt class for
women who wish to get In shape
whl le having fun.

Instructor: Merle Wagner
Location: Fruitvale Elementary
School Gym
Date: Sept. 21, 7:30-8:30 p.m.
(Tues.), 5 sessions
Fee: $8
AEROBIC DANCERCISE
One hour of rhythmic movements
to music designed to provide a
vigorous total fitness workout.

Instructor: Marlene Orr
Location: Sunnlngdale
Elementary School Gym
Date: Sept. 20, 7:30-8:30 p.m.
(Mon . and Thurs.)

"In formal logic, a contradiction
is the signal of defeat; bu,t in the
evolution of real knowledge it
marks the first step in progress
toward a victory."
Alfred North Whitehead

CONTINUING EDUCATION

BABYSITTER lRAINlt«;
Babysitters and prospective
babysltters--a course to
upgrade your talents and teach
those who have not yet started
al I the things you need to
know. This course will Include
first aid, basic child care,
emergency action and a
demonstration of some
ch I Idren I s games and sk I I Is to
entertain chlldren. Open to
both boys and girls.

Instructor: Vlvvlan Swanson
Location: J.L. Crowe Senior
Secondary, Sewing Room
Date: Sept. 20, 7-9 p.m.
(Mon.), 6 sessions
Fee: $20

cutters. Supplies wlll cost
extra.

INTRODUCTION TO tl.llRITIOOS
COOKING
The three sessions will focus
Instructor: Mabel Wlllness
on nutritious and economical
Location: J.L. Crowe Senior
ways to feed a family . Cooking
Secondary, Room 114
with "whole earth foods" wl 11
Date: Oct. 14, 7:30-9 :30 p.m.
be emphasized e. g., non-meat
DEFENSIVE IRIVIN6
(Thurs.), 6 sessions
sources of protein, sprouts,
Defensive driving Is the
Fee: $20
tofu, snacks for chlldren. This
acqu Ired ski 11 that shou Id be
wt 11 not be a true cooking
practiced by every motorist If THE GROWIN6 YEARS
course, however, recipes wi 11
we are to reduce the horrendous See page 33. Knowledge Network. be sampled and shared.
annual losses dlrectly I r'nked
Instructor: Trish Harrison
to trafflce accidents. This
HUNTER lRAINlt«;
Location: Trail Junior
course
will
Include:
how
to
This Is a provincial course
Instructor: Marge Slddal I
Secondary, Foods Room
prevent motor vehicle
Location: Webster Elementary
(C.O.R.E.) which covers
Date:
Sept. 22, 7-9 p.m.
accidents; the requirements for survival, game laws, · wl ldl lfe
Schoo I, Room 26
(Wed.), 3 sessions
a
perfect
trip;
the
six
Identification, and f i rearms
Date: Sept. 22, 4-5 p.m.
Fee: $9
situations of the two-car
(Wed.), 6 sessions
safety. Successful candidates
crash;
the
four-point
plan
for
I
Fee: $5
rece 1ve a crest, 1dentlf cation ITALIAN <X>OKlt«;
Intersection safety; the art of card and a certificate. Passing
A complete course In Italian
BABYSITTER 1RAININ6
passing and being passed; the
this course Is compul sory for
cooking lncludlng sauces,
(FRUITVALE)
time-Interval formula and the
all hunters 18 and under, and
homemade pasta, ravloll,
Babysitters and prospective
six adverse driving conditions. for all hunters apply ing for
gnocchl,
meat dishes and
babysltters--acourse to upgrade
their first llcense.
Ital Ian baking.
your talents and teach those
Instructor: Murray Bowen
who have not yet started a 11
Location: Selkirk College,
Instructor: Jim Bloom f leld
Instructor: Kay Angerllll
the things you need to know.
Trail campus, Room 202
Location: J.L. Crowe Senior
Location: J.L. Crowe Senior
This course will Include first Date: Sept. 20, 7-9 p.m.
Secondary, Library Lab
Secondary, Foods Room
aid, basic chi Id care,
(Mon. and Wed.), 4 sessions
Date: Sept. 20, 7-9:30 p.m.
Date: Sept. 20, 7-9 p.m.
emergency action and a
Fee: $15
(Mon. and Wed.), 10 sessions
·cMon.), 10 sessions
demonstration of some
Fee: $15 ($25--famlly)
Fee: $45
children's games and skllls to DESIGNING tDIE INTERIORS
entertain children. Open to
MACRNIIE
See page 33. Knowledge Network.
INTERNATIONAL NI> OOlHET
both boys and girls.
This Is an eight-week course
COOKlt«;
Instructor: Renlce Coombs
teaching you the six basic
THE EX-SMOKERS ASSOCIATION
This
course Is sponsored by
Location: Frultvale Elementary QUIT SMOKIN6 PROGRAM
knots In macrame. In this
Club Gourmet Aprecle and
School Cafeteria
course you wlll learn to make
This Is a six-week course to
coordinated by Dan Rodi le,
Date: Sept. 13, 3:30-5 p.m.
belts, wall hangings, purses,
help you quit smoking. It
Sc<!ndla
Catering. Students are and lamp shades. Supplies will
(Tues.), 6 sessions
features group support and help
expected to be 'comfortable' In be extra.
Fee: $5
to handle withdrawal. Stress
the kitchen. New Ideas and some
management and weight control
techniques wlll be learned. You old ideas will be used to teach Instructor: Pat Trozzo
OIINESE <X>OKIN6
st udents th e properties of food Location: J.L. Crowe Senior
The Intent of this class Is to will be shown how to maintain
(what to do with or not to do
teach the basics of the art of your new non-smoking
Secondary, Sewing Room
with
specific foods). How to
Chinese cooking. Class members
lifestyle. Follow-up continues
Date: Sept. 22, 7-9 p.m.
make gourmet dinners out of
wlll be divided Into groups,
(Wed.), 8 sessions
for one year fran date of
'cheaper cuts'. ldeas _for last Fee: $25
and each group wlll prepare one quitting. Registration fee to
minute gourmet dinners using
dish for all to sample at the
be paid In person at the first
whatever
Is In the cupboards,
end of each evening.
MEDI A APPRECIATION
night of class.
and student choice
An overview of the three major
lntructor: Kay White
demonstrations (what would you
Instructor:
Lana
Rod
I
I
e
aspects of Journal Ism
Location: Beaver Valley Junior
I Ike to see). There wl 11 be
.
Location:
Selkirk
College,
(reporting, advertising, and
Secondary, Home Economics
active participation of the
publlc relations), and how they
Tra
I
I
campus
Room
students In preparing
tit In the overal I
Date: Sept. 22, 7:30-9:30 p.m. Date: Sept. 21, 7:30-9 p.m.
lnternatlonal dishes and
(Tues.) 6 sessions
communications
picture . Also
(Wed.), 7 sessions
sampling. Fee Includes all
Fee: $20
wl 11 look at the
Fee: $30
materials and a full course
characteristics of different
gourmet
d Inner on the Iast
~EWEL EJIROIDERY NI>
med Ia: _newspapers, rad Io,
EXPLORING lHE FEMALE CYCLE
evening.
NEEDLEPOINT
te Iev Is Ion, magaz-Jnes , posters
See page 30.
Learn the basic stitches of
and billboards. WIii examine
lntructor: Dan Rodi le
crewel embroidery and
FLOWER RWl61N6
what "news" Is and how It goes
needlepolnt. Create plllows,
Location: J.L. Crowe Senior
This course will show you how
out and Is received.
Secondary, Foods Room
pictures, bags, eye-glass
to design flowers In the hane.
Instructor: Sam McBride
Date: Sept. 29, 7-10 p.m.
cases--any number of
You will make one table
Location: J.L. Crowe Senior
Interesting and attractlce
arrangement using sllks, dried
(Wed.), 10 sessions
Secondary, Room 111
Items for yourse I f or for
or fresh flowers. You wt 11 make Fee: $50 Inc l. sup Iles
Date: Oct. 6, 7:30-9 p.m.
g lfts. Work wI th k 1ts or fran
a corsage and learn how to care
(Wed.), 7 sessions
"scratch." Some materlals
to cut flowers. Bring your own
Fee: $15
suppl led.
knife, scissors and wire

CONTINUING·EDUCATION

communication. The methods of
WEN-DO (WOMEN'S SELF-DEFENSE)
Instruction will Include
Developed specifically for
lectures, group practice, and
women. Provides effective
PLANNltG NI) PREPARlt«; YOUR
role playlng. Textbooks will be , self-defense techniques based
IN<DE TAX RETlRf
available for loan or
on the types of attacks that a
The objectives of the course
purchase. The Instructor Is a
woman will most probably
are to teach students how to
graduate of the Interpreter
encounter: on the street , at
plan their tax situations so as Tra In Ing Program at Vancouverwork, at home, social I •,, during
to pay the least taxes possible Corrmun I ty College.
a 11 types of verba 1, phys Ica 1
and how to prepare tax returns.
and sexual assaults.
Instructor: Lori Mcwatters
Discussions on such topics as:
Instructor: Wes Hughes
Location: J.L. Crowe Senior
women and the law, avoidance,
Lo.cation: J.L. Crowe Senior
Secondary, Room 116
aggression, rape, verbal
Secondary, Room 111
Date: Sept. 22, 7:30-9 p.m.
defenses.
Date: Sept. 21, 7-10 p.m.
(Wed.), 12 sessions
(Tues. and Thurs.), 24
Fee: $25
Instructor: EIieen Pedersen
' Thurs.),
sessl.ons
Date: (Mon. and
Fee: $100
SILVER CITY TOASTMISTRESS CLUB
6 sessions
This Is an educatlnal program
Fee: $25
POWER SQUADRON BOATlt«;
which develops confidence and
WEN-DO: IEEKEND W<RKSHOP FCR
This Is a basic course In sat I promotes self-Improvement as
MOTHERS Nil DAOOHTERS
and power boat handling,
well as providing voice
Mothers
and daughters, come
boating safety, aids to
training, and public speaking
learn
and
practice Wen-Do
navigations, and charting. The and club officer training.
skllls
together
on this weekend
fee includes all course
Meetings are held on the second
workshop.
materials. · For more
and fourth Wednesdays of each
information, call course
month. For f urther Information
Instructor: El lean Pedersen
instructors George Kelleher at ca I I Marg Sm Ith at 362-5592 or
Location:
Selklrk College,
367-9033 or Ken Mitchell at
Doolee McDonnell at 364-1994.
Trail
campus,
Room 111
367-9965 .
·Contact: Mar g Smith
Date: Sept. 25 and 26, 9 a.m.,.,
Location: Tr ail Junior
4· p.m. (Sat. and Sun.),
Instructor : George Kelleher
Secondary School
2 sessions
Location: J.L • .Crowe Senior
Date: Sept. 22, 7-10 p.m.
Fee : $20 or $35
Secondary , Cafeteria
(Wed.)
Date: Sept. 22, 7-10 p.m.
WHOLE mAIN mEAD
(Wed.), 10 s~sslons
SURVIVAL WITHOUT A PAYCHEQUE
Wou Id you I Ike to know more
See page 31.. .•
about whole gra·tn bread and the
PUBLIC RELATIONS RR cx»t4lfilTY
TRAIL MALE a-mus
baking of same? This course
GROUPS
Al I men with the desire to sing wt 11 teach you how. Register
See page 30.
early.
In a male voice choir are
QUILTlt«;
Invited to come and enjoy a
Instructor: Elsle Hammond
We invite you to come and learn sociable two hours In song
Location:
J.L. Crowe Senior
the rewarding art of qulltlng.
every Wednesday. It Is not
necessary
to
be
able
to
read
Secondary,
Foods Room
The Instructor wlll show you
music,
but
the
abll
Jty
to
carry
Date:
Nov.
4,
7:30-9:30 p.m.
how to make an artlcle of your
(Thurs.),
3
sessions
choice, (cushion, totebag,
a melody Is required. For more
Fee:
$5
etc.) , and wl ll help you get
Information , cal I Randy Blsaro
started on your own qui It.
at 368-6434 .
MUll YOUR OWN BUS I NESS

See page 33. Know Iedge Network.

Instructor: Jean Burt
Location : Beaver Valley
Junior Secondary, Home
Economics Room
Date: Sept. 20 , 7-9:30 p.m.
(Mon . ), 8 sessions
Fee : $30

Contact: Randy Bisaro
Location: J.L. Crowe Senior
Secondary , Room 227
Date : Sept. 15, 7 :30-9:30 p.m.
(Wed. )

TRAIL TABLE TENNIS CLUB
This group of table tenn is
enthusiasts meet twice a week
SIGN LAt«;U:AGE-BEGINNII'«;
LEVEL 1
for recreatlonal and
An analysts of, and practice tn competitive play. Come alone
manual communication as used by and Join the fun. Cal I Don
the deaf. The course wt 11
Comba at 368-9431 for
member hs I p 1-n format I on •
Include: Introduction to
deafness, expressive and
Contact: Don Comba
receptive finger spelllng,
Location: Trail Junior
basic _expressive and receptive
Secondary School
conventional signs, and
Date: Sept. 9, 7-10 p.m.
concepts In manual
{Mon. and Thurs.)

COMPUTER COURSES
ADVANCED OOtoPUTER PROGRN941t«;
TECtfilQUES
Tired of slmple-mlnded
programs--got a project In mind
that could make the world a.
better place to llve In and
your dancing fingers can't get
the computer's keyboard to
create the program? Here Is a
course In 'dancing': a machine
from the Sinclair ZX-81 to the
IBM PC. The course wlll cover
toles llke assembley language,
database structures, FORTH,
Pascal, sorting, writing
programs for speed, compacting
programs, and other matters
beyond 10 PR I NT "Th Is Is a

computer program". Materials
suppl led wlll be Information
sources, club lists,
blbllographles, and the llke.
The Intent of the course Is to
he Ip you deve Iop or Iocate the
tools you need to make
programm Ing on your mach lne
easier. Some class work on your
machine may be required.
Although not absolutely
necessary, owning, or having
access to a machine would be an
asset for this course.
Instructor: Scott Donald
Location: Selkirk College,
Trall Campus, Room 111
Date: Sept. 22, 7-9 p.m.
(Wed.), 7 sessions
Fee: $20
COIIFUTER COURSE
This Is a hands-on practical
course In computer operation
and programming. By the end of
the course you will not only
understand the principles of
the BASIC computer program
language and of computer
operation, but you wlll also be
able to construct your own
program In BASIC and to operate
an Apple II Plus micro
computer. You wlll learn the
different uses of different
computers, the functions of
"per I fera I" hardware, and of
"software". Because there are
only six computers avallable to
us we are llmltlng enrolment to
ten students, so register
early. Note: That you can get
addltlonal practice times on a
computer at reasonable rates.

Instructor : Lorne Dyson
Location: J.L. Crowe Senior
Secondary; Computer Room, 216
Date: Sept . 20, 7-9:30 p.m.
{Mon. and Wed.), 10 sessions ·
Fee: $50
COWUTER COURSE FCR TEACHERS

A practical 'hands-on' computer
literacy course with special
emphasis on the problems of
teachers trying to keep up with
their students.
Instructor: David Nutlnl
Location: J.L. Crowe Senior
Secondary,. Room 216
Date: Sept. 21, 7-9 p.m.
(Tues. and Thurs.), 12
sessions
Fee: $35
INTRODUCTION TO <DAJTERS
See page 33. Knowledge Network.

"Knowledge is ruin to
my young men."
Adolf Hitler

COITIIUING EDUCATION

•

SELECTll'G YOm PERSONAL
COWUTER

Have you tried to buy a micro
lately? Are you aware that
there are more than 15
di f ferent I Ines, of persona I
computers with machines ranging
In price from $100 to $10,000? ·
Can you ·be sure that the one
you choose today wilt flt your
needs tomorrow? We are offering
a 7-week course that wt 11 tel I
you what machines are
available, what they will do
for you, and where you can find
them. Several evenings will be
used by local dealers to
display their wares, and one
night wt 11 be used by local
owners to show you some of the
machines that are NOT available
locally. The course has been
expanded from last year's to
Include more demonstrations and
more detall about how to match
your needs and wants to the
perfect machine. This course ls
aimed at the small business
person as well as those who
want a machine for home use.

Instructor: Margo WIiiiams
Date: Nov. 2, Daytime,
Room TBA, 2 sessions

FINE MTS 206 (SC) DRAWll'G
See page 27.•
PHOTOGRAPHY-BEGI..-ERS
Learn how to use your SLR
Camera. Basic knowledge of your
camera, Instruction on over
exposure, under exposure,
exposure compensating, flash
photography, close-up
photography, and prospective
picture taking.
Instructor: Glen Wlnslade
Location: J.L. Crowe Senior
Secondary, Room 115
Date: Sept. 22, 7-9 p.m.
(Wed.), 10 sessions
Fee: $30

POTTERY

Instruction In tht's popular
hobby course ranges from
handwork to use of the wheel,
and Includes glazing and
firing. Register early as the
class size Is limited. All
supplies are Included In the
fee.
Instructor: Beth Leduc
Location: Trail Junior
Secondary, Room 5
Date: Sept. 20, 7-9 p.m.
(Mon.), 10 sessions
Fee: -$45

EMIL)' CARR oot.LEGE OF MT
Selkirk College sponsors Eml ly
Carr College of Art offerings
In Tral I. ECCA 1 s Outreach
program makes avallable to
Interior B.C. communities high
quality Instructional programs
PHOTOGRAPHY W(R(SHOP, NO. 1
In the arts, taught by
MAKE FRIENDS WITH YOUR CAMERA
competent professionals. While
Anyone who Isn't sure why their we In the West Kootenay are not
pl ctures "came out 11 ke that"
wI thout our own exce 11 ent
will have a chance to find out resources In arts Instruction,
the programs offered by ECCA
by talking about their own
are uniquely valuable and
plctures--especlally the ones
Instructor: Scott Donald
they don't like. Bring all your affordable.
Location: Selkirk College,
photo equipment and lots of
Trail campus, Room 202
pictures.
E.C.C.A. PAINTll'G W(R(SHOP
This course consists of
Date: Sept. 23, 7-9 p.m.
(Thurs.), 7 sessions
Instructor: Bernard Bloom
painting In mixed media on
Fee: $20
Location: Trail campus, Selklrk paper. Each ·medltin contr·tbutes
College, Room 204
something unique to the total
Date: Oct. 8, 9, and 10,
tmage--the energetic drawn I lne
7-10 p.m., 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
and brilliant colour of -oll
( Fr I., Sat. and Sun.),
paste I, the soft transparent
CALLIGRAPHY
.3
sessions
wash
to color, the weighty
This .ls an Introductory course
Fee:
$20
strong opaqueness of gouache
In the art of lettering with
and, when available, the soft
the broad pen. Lettering Is
PHOTOGRAPHY W(R(SHOP ti>. 2
fogginess of airbrush. The
useful for greeting cards,
BLACK
NI>
WHITE
SLIDES
final
and most Important
certificates, Invitations, or
Develop
your
own
consideration
ts the painting
can Just be a fasc I nat Ing
photos--wtthout
a
darkroom,
by
Itself,
when
and
how It stands
pastime. The techniques taught
making
black
and
white
positive
alone
as
a
piece
of
artwork
can be_appl led to handwriting.
slides,
participants
gain
quite
divorced
from
how It
The fee covers the cost of a 11
faml
I
tarlty
with
basic
grew.
Working
from
rough
pencil
. materials, Including a fountain
technical
aspects
of
the
sketches,
each
student
learns
pen set that becomes the
medium, as well as some of the to combine the technique with
property of the student.
ways photographers can learn
their Individual thoughts and
from
each
others'
work.
This
perspectives to create finished
Instructor: Dave Davies
workshop
Is
designed
for
paintings utl I !zing ol I
Location: Fruitvale Elementary
communities
and
Individuals
pastels, water colour and
School Cafeteria
without
access
to
a
darkroom.
gouache.
Date: Sept. 29, 7-8 p.m.
(Wed.), 5 sessions
Instructor: Bernard Bloom
Instructor: Ann Barry
Fee: TBA
Location: Trall campus, Selkirk Location: Selkirk College,
College, Rooms 108, 111
CtRISTMAS CARD W(R(SHOP
Trail campus, Room 204
Date:
Dec. 4 and 5, 9 a.m.Date: Oct. 31, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
A practical studio workshop for
5 p.m. (Sat. and Sun.),
(Sun.), 1 session
beginners and experts alike.
2
sessions
Fee:
$20
Make woodcut or 11 no-cut
Fee:
$35
(Incl.
materials)
blocks, In one or more colours,
and print your own Christmas
E.c.c.A. CERAMICS l«RKSHOP
cards.
The workshop moves from
throwing pots to the making of

large thrown pieces to the
construction of a wall mural.
The workshop concentrates on
the tooling of the pots as
well. Throughout the workshop
the artist-teacher wlll discuss
pots, their quallty, work
rhythms, work habits, growth of
shapes and glazes and
decorating procedures.
Instructor: Bob KI ngsm 11 I
Location: Cominco Arena, Craft
Studio
Date: Nov. 6 and 7, 9 a.m.5 p 0 m. (Sat. and Sun.),
2 sessions
Fee: $30

E.c.c.A. ll>LOUR l«RKSHOPK
(AmYLICS, · WATERCOLOURS)

A weekend workshop for
beginners and others on colour:
I lght, pigments, colour
relationships, and the artist's
palette.
Open l ng Even l ng: Introd uct Ion
to workshop; slide show of work
from the West Coast, Including
artist-teacher's own work;
discussion of colour and light,
pigments, artist's palette.
First Day: Practical workshop;
colour exercises, with
individual and group
~nstructton and critiques.
Second Day: Continuation of
practical workshop; geared more
specifically to lndlvldual
needs; group er! ti que and
evaluation In the afternoon.
Instructor: Nora Blank
Location: Selkirk College,
Trall campus, Room 204
Date: Nov. 19, 20 and 21,
7-10 p.m. (Fri.), 9 a.m.5 p.m. (Sat. and Sun.),
3 sessions
Fee: $30

E.C.C.A. DRAWIIG NI> PAINTll'G
WCIUCSHOP

The objective of the workshop
Is to give participants a basic
knowledge of drawing and
painting; to learn to relate
visually; to establish a
foundation for exploring the
poss I b I I It I es of
t~o-dlmenstonal form, surface,
line, colour, composition, and
to examine methods of relating
technique to experience.
Instruction will be on an
Individual and group basis, and
wl 11 Include lectures, st ides,
practical exercises, field

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Instructor: Marlene Orr
Location: Sunnlngdale
-Elementary School Gym
Date:
Sept. 20, 7:30-8:30 p.m.
TORONTO QlNSERVATORY MUSIC
(Mon.
and Thurs.), 10
Instructor: Ken Wa I Iace
lllEORY CLASS l3-GRADE 11
sessions
Location: Selkirk College,
(T.C.); mADES Ill, IV (W.B.)
Trail campus, Room 204
Notation; alto and tenor clefs; Fee: $15
Date: - Mar. 18, 19, and 20,
scales--dlatonlc and chromatic; BADMINTON
7-10 p.m. (Fri.), 9 a.m.Intervals and Inversions-The Beaver Valley Badminton
5 p.m. (Sat. and Sun.),
compound, enharmonic change,
Club offers Instruction,
3 sessions
keys In which Intervals are
PRE-SCHOOL VIOLIN
recreation and co~petltlon to
Fee: $30
found; chords--all triads,
Instructor: Eve Johnston
anyone Interested.
common chords, keys In which
Location: Laura J. Morrish,
Contact: Bruce Martin or
chords are found, dominant
Music
Room
COMMUNITY
Leo Michal Ilk
seventh, chords on each degree;
Date: Oct. 1 82, 8 sessions
Location: B.V. Junior Secondary
CREATIVE KISIC CLASSES
cadences--Perfect, Plagal,
Fee: $30
Gym
These classes are baed on the
Imperfect, Oeceptlve; simple .
ELEMENTARY VIOLIN
Date: Sept. 14, 7-10 p.m.
concept that every ch 11 d l.s
harmony; simple, compound and
Instructor: Eve Johnston
(Tues. and Thurs.)
musical, and are designed to
I rregu Iar meters; me Iod i es-_develop that musicianship. The Location: Laura J. Morrish,
lRAIL TABLE TENNIS CLUB
nam Ing keys, chromatic
Music Room
program Is one of continuous
melodies,
Invention
of
tunes
to
This
group of table tennis
Date: Oct. 1 82, (20 min./
progress and takes the very
verses, completion of melodic
enthusiasts meet twice a week
sessions x 8 sessions)
young child through the
fragments; simple ornaments and for recreational and
preliminary stages, to prepare Fee: $30/quarter--Pre-School
abbreviations; terms and signs. competitive play. Come along
$40/quarter--Elementary
him or her for music lessons
and join the fun. Call Don
Instructor: Mary Howard
$50/quarter--Junlor
when he or she Is ready for
Comba at 368-9431 for
Location: J.L. Crowe Secondary,
Tm<>NTO QlNSERVATORY MUSIC
more fomrallzed training. The
membership Information.
Room 227
Creative Music Program Is
lllEORY CLASS II-PRELIMINARY
RUDIMENTS (T.C.) GRADE I (W.B.) Date: Sept. 21, 5:15-6:15 p.m. Contact: Don Comba
structured and carefully
Locatln: Trait Junior Secondary
_ (Tues.), 12 sessions
attuned to the various stages
Notation; lntervats--major,
School Gym
Fee:
$25
of the pre-school child. It
minor, Perfect; time
Date: Sept. 9, 7-10 p.m.
Includes a wide variety of
slgnatures--grouplng of notes
TORONTO QlNSERVATORY MUSIC
(Mon. and Thurs.)
activities, but Is based on the and rests In simple duple,
lllEmY CLASS 14--GRADE 111
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 11
Kodaly method for teaching
triple, quadruple time
HARMONY (T.C.), GRADE IV
2079 Columbia Avenue
young children.
signatures; scales--major,
HARMONY (W.B.)
Trail, B.C.
VlR 1K7
minor scales up to four sharps Melody completion;
BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES
Categories Include:
and flats; tones, semitones,
harmonization of slmple
Mothers arid Children for ages 2 accidentals; chords; naming
melodies; cadences; modulation;
Mr. J. Biagioni
1/2 to 3 1/2 years
keys of melodies; simple
non-harmonic tones; chord
Fee: $12 for 8 weeks
transposition, musical terms
symbols; harmonic progressions Mr. D.A. Bogs
Mr. J.M. Bryan
Children ages 3 to 4 1/2 years and signs.
In chorale style; harmonic
Fee: $15 for 8 weeks
analysis; structural analysis. Mr. R. -Cacch Ion I
Instructor:
Mary
Howard
Children ages 4 1/2 to 6 years
Mrs. J.M. Cormack
Location: J.L. Crowe Secondary, * Also prepared student for
Mrs. M.G. Dyer
Fee: $18 for 8 weeks
Junior
Aural
Test
for
Western
Room 227
Mrs.
E.E. Evans-Davies
Board.
The classes run for 24 weeks
Date: Sept. 23, 4-5 p.m.
Miss J. John
from October to May, with
(Thurs.), 12 sessions
Instructor: Mary Howard
Mr. B. McDonnel I
holidays at Christmas and
Fee: $25
Location: J.L. Crowe Secondary,
Easter.
Room 227
DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT OF
SCHOOLS
TORONTO
QlNSERVATORY
OF KISIC
John Hogarth
Date: Sept. 21, 7-9 p.m.
For more Information and to
lllEORY
CLASS
#2-GRADE
I (T .C.)
(Tues.), 12 sessions
register, call the Instructor
GRADE II (W.B.)
DIRECTOR OF CONTINUING
Fee: $45
Margaret Purdy, 364-2144.
Notation; time signatures-EDUCATION
Michael A. Phlll lps
PIANO ~SHOP At1> RECITAL
grouping of notes and rests In
A two-day workshop with pianist simple and compound time
FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL
AEROBIC DANCERCISE (FRUITVALE) 368-6434.
Robin Wood from the University signatures; scales--major,
This Is a kee.p-flt class for
of Victoria. Sponsored by the
minor; technical degrees of
Tral I Branch of the Registered scale; double flats and sharps; women who wish to get In shape
SELK,,uc COLLEGE PROGRAMS
while having fun.
Music Teachers Association. For all Intervals and inversions,
IN lRAIL
Information cal I Judith John,
compound Inversions; triads and
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION
Instructor: Merle Wagner
367-7098.
Inversions; Perfect Plagal
OFFICE ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM
Location:
Fruitvale Elementary MANAGEMENT AND EMPLOYEE
Cadences; naming keys of
Instructor: Robin Wood
School Gym
melodies, fitting of words to a
Date: Nov. 19 and 20, all day
TRAINING PROGRAM
Date:
Sept. 21, 7:30-8:30 p.m. UNIVERSITY TRANSFER COURSES
melody; transposition In major
and Sat. evening (Fri. and
(Tues.), 5 sessions
keys; correction of errors;
Sat.)
VOCATIONAL l.PGRADING COURSES
Fee:
$8
terms and sl gns.
SUZUCI VIOLIN
These classes provide a method
AEROBIC DANCERCISE (lRAIL)
See listings elsewhere In this
of aural learning. Viol Ins are Instructor: ·Mary Howard
One hour of rhythmic movements · --- brochure for Information about
Location: J.L. Crowe Secondary, to music designed to provide a these programs, or call
provided · on loan, for
Room 227
beginners. All classes Include
vigorous total fitness workout. Continuing Education, 368-6434.
trips, providing groundwork by
example, Inspiration,
historical background.

MUSic::PROGRAM '.

Individual lessons, group
lesson and workshop sessions.
Classes begin In October. Call
the Instructor at 368-8997 for
more Information about classes
available, time, and place. The
classes offered include
Pre-School Viol In (under six),
Elementary Violin (over six),
Junlon Viol In.

Date: Sept. 21, 4-5 p.m.
(Tues.), 12 sessions
Fee: $25

CONTINUING EDUCATION

r
At the Selklrk College Grand
For ks Centre, adu Its can
'""····"···· · ······ · ··· ""· ·"
upgrade to Grade 10 or Grade 12 HEAVY OOTY MECHANICS lRADESMAN
equlvalency. Some academic
QUALi FICATION
Grade 11 courses are offered.
This course will be offered if
there Is sufficient demand (at
Tutoring assistance with some
correspondence or Open Learning least 10 people). The course Is
Institute courses - Is avallable, designed to upgrade persons who
and we can help you prepare for Intend to write the B.C.
the GED exam (Grade 12
-Tradesmari Qua 11 f Icat Ion.
equlvalency). We can also help Applicants must have at least
In many cases If your need Is
8,000 hours In the Heavy Duty
more speclflc--for example, you Mechanic trade. The course
need to Improve a few math or
length Is 60 hours. Applicants
language skills to function
wishing to enrol are advised to
better In your job.
see the apprenticeship
counsellor for el lglbl I lty
We try to be f Iex I b Ie wI th
requirements.
tlmetabllng to meet your needs
and other demands on your
WELDIJG
time. Since most of the
We wish to determine the
Interest tor part-time study of
programs are lndlvlduallzed,
you can work at your own
vocatlonal weldlng. If
speed. No minimum education
sufficient Interest Is shown
poss Ible topics Include Basic
level Is required In order to
get started. We operate on a
or Advanced Arc, Basic or
"continuous Intake" basis;
Advanced Acetylene, Blue Print
you can start and finish at any Reading and Layout or
time. Many people are surprised Metallurgy. To express Interest
to f Ind how easy and pleasant
or tor further Information call
the Continuing Education office
It Is to learn In a frlendly,
relaxed adult classroom.
442; 2704. We require a minimum
of ten students to offer a
Instructors: Leora Gesser and
course.
Lyle Olsen
OFFICE CAREERS Pfl>GRAM
GENERAL EDUCATIONAL
The program Is flexible and
DEVELOPMENT TESTS (GED)
wI I I meet the needs of both
GED tests provide an
beginning students and students
opportunity for adults who did - wishing to upgrade their
not graduate from secondary
skllls. The program consists of
school to acquire an official
a common core of modules
document stating that they have recognized as basic office
a secondary school equlvalency training. Core modules Include
standing. The GED. test may
office procedures, fl llng,
assist you to qua I lfy for
typing, business math, spell Ing
entrance to some educatlonal
and record keeping. Additional
Institutions. Home study texts modules are avallable which
are aval Iable for sale at the
lead to certification as
Grand Forks Centre or you can
clerk-typist, secretarial or
get tutorlal assistance In our bookkeeping. Students wishing
ABE classes.
to upgrade their skllls will
also be accepted tor subjects
Selklrk College GED Test
such as word processing,
Schedule
advanced typing or bookkeeping.
Date: Sept. 16, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.,
The modules are Individualized.
Castlegar; Nov. 20, 9 a.m.-5
You work at your own speed.
p.m., Nelson; Dec. 18, 9 a.m.
Training time will vary
-5 p.m., Trail; Feb. 19, 9
a.m.-5 p.m., NelsQfl; and Mar. depending on choice of options
and student abl I lty.
26, 9 a.m.-5 p.m., Grand
Forks
l_nltlal Intake wlll be
Appl !cation forms must be
mid-September, then continuous
received by the Ministry of
Intake depending on space
Education at least 14 days
aval lable.
prior to the testing session.
Admission Requirement: Minimum
Appllcatlons are available at
Grade 10
the extension centre.
Instructors : Mar j Docksteader,
Fee: $10
Barb Baker

'i,: vOCAYIONAt:r·

Community Education Services Is
an education co-ordinating and
delivery system which responds
to the educational needs of the
community. A guide to the
variety of courses offered by
Selkirk College In Grand
Forks Is out I lned below. We
hope that you wlll find the
offerings of Interest. We
welcome your suggestions for
new programs. Please come and
see us at our new learning
centre or phone us at 442-2704
If you have suggestions for
future courses or Information
about potentlal Instructors.

REGISTRATION
Courses are fl lled on a
first-come, first-served
basis. It Is Important to
pre-register for courses that
you wish to attend. If you
don't pre-register, we may
cancel the course because of
Insufficient enrolment. Fees
are due and should be paid two
weeks prior to the start of any
course. Register at Community
Education Services, 340 S.E.
2nd Avenue.
FEES
Tuition fees are I lsted with
the description of each
course. Unless otherwise noted
materials' and text costs are
not Included In the basic fee.
All courses are free of charge
for persons age 65 and over,
except for material costs.
Tuition fees of more than $25
are tax deductible. Retain your
tuition receipt for tax
deduction purposes.
CANCELLATIONS
Courses with Insufficient
pre-registration wlll be
cancelled. Refunds wlll be
Issued when a course Is
cancelled. No refunds will be
Issued after the f I rst sess Ion
of a course. To receive a
refund you must present the fee
receipt to the college office.
ADULT MSIC EDUCATION
Did you leave school at an
early age? Do you find you now
require upgrading In order to
gain admission to a trade or
vocational school, nursing
diploma, or some other college
or university program?

Date: TBA
Fee: $1.25/hour
COWUTER almSES
We wish to determine the
Interest for part-time study In
computer education. From your
responses we wlll be developing
courses for personal Interest,
and for professional and
business use. To express
Interest, or for further
I nformat Ion ca I I or v Is It us at
the Grand Forks Extension
Centre, 442-2704.

Possible courses Include: home
computers, computer
programming, word processing,
business appllcatlons and
selection of appropriate
equipment.

INTRODUCTION 10 PERSONAL
COFUTERS
This course allows you to try
some elementary computer
programming and find out If a
home computer wlll be useful
for you. Those who enrol In the
course wI fl recelve 'a'
micro-computer which hooks up
to your television set.
Students wlll learn In their
own homes from Independent ·'
study materlal. Two classroom
sess Ions wI 11 be arran0ed so
that students -can getassistance from an experienced
teacher. Class size ls llmlted
to five students.
Date: Oct. 4-0ct. 22
Fee: $75

RANGE UTILIZATION SEMINM
Murray Soder, District
Agrlculturlst wlll conduct a
one-day seminar. Range
utl I lzatlon Is a major doctor
In range management which
affects plant health, wl ldl lfe
and the va I ue ~f the range
resource to the ranching
Industry. The degree of the
utl I lzatlon that can safely
occur varies with site, season
of use, system employed,
weather conditions, plant
species and many other
varlables. New concepts In
fencing wlll also be covered.
Instructor: Murray Soder
Location: TBA
Date: TBA, 1 session
Fee : Free
AIR IRAKES

This course prepares truck
operators In the basic

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operations, maintenance and
adjustment of air brake
equipped vehicles. This
training Is necessary prior to
taking the motor vehicle test
for an air endorsement on a
driving I lcence.

for beginners, from photographs , BALLET (RUSSIAN STYLE)
and life. We will deal with the In this course you will learn
basics of the human head,
the basic steps and movements
proportion and expression.
of the classic ballet as It Is
Advanced drawing students can
taught In Leningrad's Kirov and
be accommodated upon request.
Moscows Balshoy Ballet. Bring
soft ballet sl lppers. Men wi 11
Instructor: Doris Albert
enjoy this too. It Isn't
Location: Grand Forks Senior
Instructor: George Brent
"sissy". Beginner students are
Secondary School
Location: Adu lt Learning Centre
welcome.
Date : Sept. 22 7-10 p.m.
Date: Nov. 6, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Instructor: Gisela Ko
(Sat. and Sun.), 4 sessions
(Wed.), 6 sessions
Fee: $25
- Locat Ion: TBA
Fee $40
Date: TBA, 14 sessions
FIGmE mAWING
Fee: TBA
SOIL TESTING
This course Is for advanced art
This one-evening lecture will
students only. It will deepen
BEGINNERS' TAPESTRY
provide you with Information
your understanding for
Instruction of basic tapestry
about sol I testing. The
proportions, I Ines and forms.
for off-loom weaving. A frame
to I Iow Ing top Ics wI I I be
We'll be working with a life
loom Is Included in the fee
covered: why sample? when to
model. Bring a large sized
· price. Some yarns wt I I be
sample, how to sample, tools
drawing pad. There Is an
available to purchase. Offered
used and the benefits derived.
additional charge for the
In co-operation with the
model; about $10-$15 for the
Instructor: Brian Grant
Boundary Spinners and Weavers
whole course.
Location: Grand Forks Senior
Gui Id.
Secondary School
Instructor: Doris Albert
Date: Sept. 21, 7:30-9:30 p.m., Location: Adult Learning Centre Instructor: Boundary Spinners
and Weavers Gui Id
1 session
Date: Oct. 18, 7-10 p.m.
Location:
Adult Learning Centre
Fee: Free
(Mon.), 10 sessions
Date: Sept. 24, Fri. 7-10
Fee: $45 plus model _ charges
p.m.,Sat. 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m.
Fee: $25

Gifts; Dec. 1, 7-10 p.m.,
Christmas Ornaments
Fee: $5/sesslon plus material
costs

HALLOWEEN <X>STUME mEATIONS
Create your own Halloween
costumes with the ' asslstance of
a professional seamstress.
Step-by-step Instructions on
how to design and sew your own
pattern. Each student will be
able to complete their costume
In class. Beginner and advanced
sewers are welcome.
,Instructor: Ton I Smith
Location: Grand Forks Senior
Secondary School
Date: Oct. 5, 7:30-9:30 p.m.
(Tues.), 4 sessions
Fee: $14

mAFlMAKltG
Fashion your own personal
Christmas gifts! Dough dolls
and Christmas wreaths will be
featured In this participation
class.
Instructor: Barbara Van Dlemen
Location: Grand Forks Senior
Secondary School
Date: Nov. 9, 7:30-9 p.m.
(Tues.), 2 sessions
Fee: $10

QUILTIJG SHOW
A collection of slides from
recent quilt shows In Portland PINE NEEDLE BASKETRY
Learn how to weave baskets
and Spokane will be presented
by the Mountain Store Quilters. using pine needles and raffia.
A basket and I Id wl 11 be
Light refreshments will be
started. All materials are
served. Admission by donation.
Included In the fee price. Some
Instructor: Muriel Neale
extra mater Ia Is and books w111
EJCPLORIJG lHE NATINL W<RLD
Location: Adult Learning Centre be available to purchase.
This year the Boundary
Date: Sept. 29, 7:30-9:30 p.m. Offered In co-operation with
Environment and Outdoor Club,
the Boundary Spinners and
the Boundary Naturalists and
"MAKE A QUILT•
Weavers Gui Id.
Se
I k Irk Co I Iege have teamed up
Make a quick and beautiful
to
present a series of courses
quilt In class. All sewing done Instructor: Boundary
on
exploring
our natural
Instructor: Murray Johnson
by machine using the "one step Spinners and Weavers Gui Id
environment.
The
series Is
Location: Adult Learning Centre qui ltlng" technique. Patchwork Location: Adult Learning Centre
designed
to
provide
stimulating
Date: Oct. 15, 7:30-10 p.m.,
experience an asset, but not
Date: Oct. 16, 9:30 a.m.-4 p.m.
sciences
of
natural
beauty and
·sat. 9 a.m.-noon, 2 sessions
essential. Materials aval I able Fee: $20
assist
In
identifying
local
Fee: TBA
from Instructor.
plants, animals and
aRISTMS GIFT SERIES
Instructor: Muriel Neale
POTTERY
geographical characteristics.
Learn to make a variety of
Students will construct,
Location: Grand Forks Senior
fabric Items suitable for
decorate, glaze and fire their
Secondary School
COSlll>l.OG\'
Christmas presents. Each
own wares. The course will be
Date: Oct. 25, 7-10 p.m.,
session features something
Somewhere out there, thousands
of benefit to both beginner and
(Mon.), 4 sessions
different. You may register for of light years away, scientists
experienced students. The
Fee: $22
one ·or more of the sass Ions. A have traced anc Ient beams of
project wt 11 be completed or at I lght back to a barrier beyond
course will Include a Saturday BEGINNERS' QUILTING
least started In each class.
which there are no emanations.
workshop on raku firing.
Learn al I the basis of
Materials can be purchased from
PI ease p I ck up 11 st of
What 1-1 es beyond--an empty
patchwork, appllque and
the Instructor.
materials required at time of
void; para I lei or
quilting while working on a
reg
I
strat
Ion.
ant
I -un-1verse? Th Is sess I on on
Instructor: John De Haan
number of small projects. List
cosmology
takes Information
location: Grand Forks Senior
of material required is
Instructor: Muriel Neale
from the smallest particles and
Secondary School
Location·: Grand Forks Senior
suppl led when you register.
projects these recently cracked
Date: Oct. 7, 7-10 p.m.
Secondary School
secrets
out onto our expanding
Instructor:
Muriel
Neale
Fee: $35 plus material cost
Date: Oct. 27, 7-10 p.m.,
universe.
Location: Grand Forks Senior
Fabric Frames; Nov. 3, 7-10
Secondary School
PORTRA-IT mAWltG
p.m., Fabric Boxes; Nov. 10,
Instructor: TBA
Date: Oct., 7-10 p.m. (Thurs.),
A step-by-step course In
7-10 p.m., Fabric Baskets;
Date:
TBA
6 sessions Fee: $30
portrait drawing and sketching
Nov. 17, 7-10 p.m., Kitchen
CANADIAN MT HISTORY
This Illustrated lecture deals
with the development of art In
Canada. The artist-teacher will
begin i;tlth pre 1763 art of "New
France" and deal with the
British Influence up to
confederation. The
artist-teacher discusses the
effects of the depression and
both wars. The lecture
cone I udes with a_ discussion of
contemporary art.

\

"anyone who stops learning is
old, whether at twenty or eighty,
Anyone who keeps learning
stays young. The greatest thing
in life is to keep your
mind young."
Henry ford

CONTIIIUINi IDUCATitiil

GEOLOGY Of lHE GRAN> RRCS

YOGA
Yoga can be defined as an
This session will teach
exercise of the body and mind.
participants how to find and
Not only does It tone and firm
Identify the various rocks,
muscles and regulate body
functions, It also teaches you
minerals and fosslls found In
the Grand Forks area. A lecture to relax your body and mind.
wlll be conducted on Friday
The result of the two combined
evening fol lowed .by a field
leaves you feeling energetic
trip on Saturday.
and rejuvenated.
AREA

Instructor: Les.lie Anderton
Instructor: Maggie Mailoff
Location: Adult Learning Centre Location: Arena
Date: Sept. 22, 9:30-11 a.m.
Date:' Sept. 24, 7:30-9:30
(Wed. and Fri.), 20 sessions
p.m.and Sept. 25, 9:30 a.m.Fee: $35
3 p.m.
Fee: $8
INTRODUCTION 10 PUBLIC
NAT~L HISTIRY
SPEAKING
The story begins on the
An Introduction to the art of
contlnental shelf of a
speaking to a publ le audience.
prlmordlal sea. Small protein
This session wlll help you
threads make the most of what
overcome your fears and assist
to us appears a bleak anaerobic beginners, men or women to feel
world. The protein consume
at ease while speaking In
carbon and give oft a useless
public.
noxious gas--oxygen. The
Instructor: Dorothy Cameron
biosphere develops to where It
Location:
Grand Forks Senior
can - support more energetic
Secondary
School
forms of lite. The earth
Date:
Oct.
7,
7-9:30 p.m.
undergoes severe change, but
Fee:
$6
fife continues the adaptation
process. One day a cautious
STRESS MNAGEMENT llROUGH
· ch Impanzee stands on h Is two
RELAXATION
hind legs. Time winks yet
In this workshop you will learn
another geologlc Instant and
how to relax, how to help
man looks back across the ages
yourself cope with stress
with wonder.
related tensions, aches, pains
Instructor: TBA
and other aliments by relaxlng
Date: TBA
them away, breathing properly
and
relaxlng yoursel t wet I.
MUStROOMING

ROD tMK ING (FI SH It«; Fm
CONSTRUCTION)
Th Is course teaches the bas I cs
of fishing rod construction
al lowing students the
opportunity of adding their own
personal touch to their fishing
rod. Materials available. Cost
$30-$65, depending on type of
rod con~tructed.
Instructor: Jack Mayo
Location: Grand Forks Senior
Secondary School
Date: Sept. 13, 7-9 p.m.
(Mon.), 12 sessions
Fee: $32 and materla ls

HUNTER NI> aJ~SM.\N
lRAINING-C.O.R.E.
This Is a provlnclal course
which covers surviva l , game
laws, wild I lte Ident i fication
and firearms safety. This
course is compulsory tor all
hunters 18 years and under and
for all hunters applying tor
their first I lcence.
Instructor: Larry Wunder
Location: Adult Learn ing Centre
Date: Sept. 13, 7-10 p.m.
(Mon.-Frl.), 5 sessions
Fee: $15.00
FLY lYING

BRIDGE
Th Is course Is des I gned to take
you from the beg Inn Ing to the
point of above bridge skills.
Emphasis wl 11 be placed on
offensive and defens , ve bidding
and playing of one's cards.
Also, partnership understanding
and communication.
lnsfructor: Jack Mayo
Location: Grand Forks Senior
Secondary School
Date: Sept. 8, 6:30-9 p.m.
(Wed.), 15 sessions
Fee: $45

GIR>JIEFF~THE lRANSF<RMTION
OF MN
A mystlcal--esoterlc study of
the teachings of Gurdjleff and
Ouspensky on the possible
transformation of man. A tree
talk to Introduce the subject
wt 11 be held the first evening.
Instructor: Nancy Thom
Location: Grand Forks Senior
Secondary School
Date: Sept. 28, 7:30-9 p.m.,
20 sess Ions
Fee: $20

WEN-DO
Wen-Do Is an effective system
of self-defense developed
speclflcally for women. Wen-Do
offers ways to deal with
harassment In the street, In
Th Is course teaches the bas I c
public places, at social
principles of fly tying; for
gatherings; to cope with all
those who want to learn or
advance their technique. Fee
types of verbal, physical and
sexual assault. The emphasis Is
does not inc I ude supp I I es and
tools. Materials cost
on women, their soclallzatlon,
Th Is one-day t Ie Id tr I p w1 I I
approxlmately with tools $70.
conditioning and needs.
Instructor: Glsela Ko
explore local habitats, teach
Participants gain
Location: Adult Learning Centre Instructor: Jack Mayo
collecting techniques and try
self-confidence,
Date:
Oct. 23, 10 a.m.-1 p.m.
new recipes. Meet at the arena
Location: Adult Learning Centre self-determination, the belief
Fee: $5
parking lot on Saturday
Date: Sept. 10, 7-9 p.m.
and knowledge In one's
morning.
abilities and desire to defend
(Fri.), 15 sessions
COPING WITH <RISIS
Fee: $40
oneself. For women of all ages.
This one evening workshop ls
Instructor: TBA
open
to
all
persons
Interested
Instructor: Sandra Laine
Location: Grand Forks
TRAVEL ElR>PE
In developing their own
Location: TBA
Date: TBA, 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
This evening session will
awareness and developing
Date: Oct. 2 and 3, 9:30 a.m.Fee: $6
community resources for_ deal Ing Include slides of a ship cruise
4 p.m.
ASSERTIVENESS lRAINING
with crisis situations. Topics up the Rhine River. The cruise Fee: $35
Assertiveness Is a form of
Includes five countries and
Include theory and practice of
self-expression, not to be
BEGINNERS' SPANISH
w11 I v I ew more than two dozen
crisis Intervention, from a
confused with aggression, and
This
course Is Intended to give
general overview and definition castles. The trip features the
Is a ski 11 which can be
the
student
a basic knowledge
of "crisis" to specific problem famous Heldleberg castle. The
learned. This one evening
of
Spanish.
Grammar
Is stressed
Instructor will provide you
areas such as faml ly violence
workshop provides guidelines
along with some conversatlonal
with Information about how to
and depression. The focus will
that wlll alert you to barriers be on support systems needed to prepare for such a t rip and how practice. This course would be
In relatlonshlps and provides
resolve a crisis effectlvely.
to enjoy It once you get there. very helpful for those wishing
you with a basic Introduction
to trael In a Spanish speaking
The resource people are from
country.
to the skill necessary for an
Instructor: Dick Rempel
the Nelson Community Centre.
assertive llfestyle.
Location:
Grand
Forks
Senior
Instructor: Barbara Ogletree
Instructor: Daphne Armstrong
Secondary
School
Location:
Grand Forks· Senior
Instructor: Mary Murray
and Lisa Auberly
Date:
Oct.
14,
7:30-9
p.m.
Location: Grand Forks Senior
Secondary School
Location: Grand Forks Senior
Fee: Free
Secondary School
Date: Sept. 29, 7-9 p.m.
Secondary School
Date: Sept. 27, 7-9:30 p.m.
(Wed.}, 10 sessions
Date: Oct. 19, 7-9 p.m.
Fee: $6
Fee: $25 plus text
Fee: $6

CONTINUING EDUCATION

VEGETARIAN aJOKlt<G
Add variety and a new dimension
to your favorite menus. The
Instructor wt 11 discuss protein
requirements and use of whole
and natural, Ingredients.
Instructor: Selja Huyton
Location: Grand Forks Senior
Secondary .School
Date: Oct. 7, 7-9 p.m.
(Thurs.), 6 sessions
Fee: $30

COOKING SERIES-THE BEST FOR LESS

Food is expensive, but not nearly so when you refuse to buy ready made
packaged goods. Let's get back to cooking as an art. This lecturedemonstration series provides helpful information about how to prepare
food with cost, time and nutrition in mind.
THE STAFF OF LIFE

Learn to make bread using whole grain or untreated flour. Do you know that
there are over 2,000 additives in flour? It's very easy to learn. Why not join
us? You will save the fee cost in no time.
Instructor: Katherine Berg
Location: Grand Forks Senior Secondary School
Date: Oct. 4, 7:30-9 p.m.
Fee:$3

with many people or potentially
-dangerous environments.
Instructor: Bert Schroeder
Location: Grand Forks Senior
Secondary School
Date: Oct. 12, 7-9 p.m.
(Tues.), 10 sessions
Fee: $35

SOUPS

Soup bones are full of calcium. Add onions, garlic and your choice of
vegetables and meat and you have an inexpensive dish fit for a queen.
Instructor: Katherine Berg
Location: Grand Forks Senior Secondary School
Date: Oct. 18, 7:30-9 p.m.
Fee:$3

<PEN LEARNlt«; INSTITUTE

The Open Learning Institute Is
a public education Institution
MEX I CAN aJOK It«;
establ !shed under the College
Learn to make tort i II as and
and Provincial Institutes Act
MEATS
burritos; sopapll la, enchiladas
In June, 1978. Its mission Is
From
a
large
roast,
cut
and
use
the
best
for
an
oven
roast.
Cut
several
slices
and tacho 1 s; chi II and chill
for Swiss Steak. Use the poorest parts for stew or hamburger. A working
to provide distance learning
mother can cook this all at once, portion into meal size and freeze.
rellenos. Help make your meal
courses
for adult residents of
Instructor: Katherine Berg
dollars stretch with economic
B.C. In Adult Basic Education,
Location: Grand Forks Senior Seconqary School
and easy recipes In this
Date: Nov. 1, 7:30-9 p.m.
career/technical/vocational and
Fee:$3
participation class.
university degree programs.
MEATLESS MEALS
Students
work Independently, at
The value of nuts. How to prepare vegetables with little work. Leftovers can
Instructor: Karen Gutierrez
be
fun
and
tasty.
home
through
self-learning
Location: Grand Forks Senior
Instructor: Katherine Berg
materials
and
tutors are
Secondary School
Location: Grand Forks Senior Secondary School
Date:
Nov.
15,
7:30-9
p.m.
available
at
the
college office
Date: Oct. 6, 7-9:30 p.m.
Fee:$3
In
Grand
Forks.
For
further
(Wed.), 3 sessions
Fee: $16
helping a conscious choking
Information contact your OLI
Instructor: Andy Brown
person;
and
signals
and
actions
advisor
In Nelson. Call ool lect
Location:
Grand
Forks
Senior
HOLIDAY BAKlt<G
,·
of
heart
attack.
(112)
352-2310.
Secondary
School
Learn new and dei'lcious
The course was developed by the OORRESPCN>ENCE B>UCATION
Date: Nov. 1, 7:30-9:30 p.m.
Christmas gift and party
BRANCH, (MINISTRY OF EDUCATION)
(Mon.),
4
sessions
Canadian Heart Foundation.
dishes. This course Includes
Courses
available, grades
Fee: $5
recipes and practical
Instructor: Paul Voykln
1-12.Courses
are written for
DEFENSIVE mlVlt<G
Instruction for a varelty of
Location: TBA
school-age
students,
however
Regardless of how good a driver Date: Courses will be arranged
special holiday fare--yule
adults
may
enrol.
Calendars
are
logs, Christmas cakes, canapes you are, this course will
subject to sufficient
aval
lable
at
the
college
change your attitude about
and hors d 1 ouvres.
interest.
off Ice.
driving and will Instruct you
Fee:
$8
Instructor: Bev Barter
UNIVERSITY cmRESPOtl>ENCE
on how to defend yourself on
Location: Grand Forks Senior
COlRSES
streets and highways. Approved STArl>ARD FIRST AID
Secondary School
by the Motor Vehicle Branch and This Is the St. John Ambulance Most Canadlan ' unlversltles
Date: Nov. 3, 7-9 p.m. (Wed.),
First Aid course and covers al I offer undergraduate courses by
the B.C. Safety Council.
4 sessions
basic first aid, from bandages correspondence. A complete
Instructor: Basil Jmalff
Fee: $15
to splints. A must for
directory of courses ls
Location: Grand Forks Senior
homemakers, store clerks,
available for viewing at the
BARTEND It«; Fm OR I S1M,\S
Secondary School
teachers, anyone In contact
college office.
ENTERTAINlt«;
Date: Oct. 5, 7-9 p.m. (Tues.),
PROGRAMMING FOR HARD TIMES
A guide for the home bartender.
4 sessions
At a time when the economic situation looks bleak, Selkirk College would
Recipes for hot and cold
Fee: $20
like to offer courses that will ease the pinch as well as set up services
which will hopefully help. Any suggestions or recognized needs in this area
drinks. Emphasis on Christmas
WILLS Nt> ESTATES
would be welcomed - just let us know.
drinks. Non-alcoholic drinks
This session will answer such
SURVIVING WITHOUT A PAY CHEQUE
featured a Iso.
What do we do aboufit? We didn't create it. We are not alone. Where do we
questions as: what happens If
go from here? Course participants will take a Force Field analysis approach
you die without a will? What Is
Instructor: Mary Lou Nesbitt
to the situation of unemployment or reduced income. Learn about the ·
Driving Forces (income/assets) and how they may be increased. Learn
the purpose of making a will?
Location·: Grand Forks Senior
about the Restraining Forces (costs/liabilities) and how they may be
What I nformat Ion Is conta I ned
Secondary School
decreased.
In a will? Special clauses,
Date: Nov. 25, 7-9 p.m.
Instructors: Linda Kenny, Annie Holtby
Location: TBA in various communities
duties of the executor and
(Thurs.), 2 sessions
Date: TBA, Oct. 9:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.
more. Co-sponsored with the
Fee:$5
Fee: $10
People's Law School.
LEARNING SKILLS EXCHANGE
HOME FINNCIAL M\NAGEMENT
If you have a skill you would like to share and/or a skill you would either like
Instructor: TBA
to learn or borrow for a bit, let us know as we are setting up a learning skills
You work hard for your money.
exchange. One hour of your time earns you an hour of someone else's.No
Location: Grand Forks Senior
This course will help to make
exchange of money is involved -try exchanging and sharing skills.
Secondary School
your money work for you. Topics
BABYSITTING EXCHANGE
Date: Oct. 20, 7:30-9:30 p.m.
Often lack of a babysitter deters mothers and fathers from taking a course
wlll Include money management,
they would otherwise not pass up. If you would be willing to babysit at
Fee: Free
budgeting, personal financial
some time during the year for someone taking a course in exchange for a
ready and willing babysitter when you would like to take a course, let us
HEARTSAYER
statements, balancing your
know and we'll put you in touch with that person. No exchange of money is
A four-hour course for people
cheque book, planning for
involved -try sharing those childcare skills.
with no background In first aid
borrowing, savings and
OTHER POSSIBILITIES
Barterings, co-ops, coping with stress, networking are other possibilities
Investments and other areas of or health care. The session
which can be handy in hard times. If any of these topics appeal to you or
Includes: one person rescue
family and personal concern.
you have other pertinent ideas, again, let us know.
during a cardiac arrest;

CONTINUING EDUCATION·

l'I

I

FINDHORN COMES TO GRAND FORKS

Peter Caddy, one of the co-founders of Findhorn is on a speaking tour
throug~out the ~kanagan and Kootenay areas. For an enlightening evening,
come, listen, enJoy.
Speaker: Peter Caddy
Location: GFSS Auditorium
Date: Oct. 2, 7:30 p.m.
Fee:$5

1------------------------------....1
FILMS, FILMS, FILMS

to travel to another community,
phone to let us know. If most
of the Interest ts In your
community, we may move the
course there, or t f there are ·
enough people from your
community Interested, we may
start a similar course there.

Send your name, address,
telephone number, and the
course you are interested ·1n,
with a cheque payable to
Selkirk College. A registration
form Is located at the back of
this publication for your use.

By Mall
FALL TOUR 1982
Parking
at
EICSS
Selkirk College
Co-sponsored by Pacific Cinematheque. Six feature films and some short
B.C. films will be offered this fall as a package deal for $20. Admission only
Parking ts not permitted In the
Kettle Val fey Centre
to those who purchase the complete package.
driveway of the school due to
Box 130
Date: Saturday evenings at Boundary Centre Secondary School, Midway,
fire
regulations.
Midway,
B.C.
and Sunday evenings, Adult Learning Centre, Grand Forks;8-10 p.m.
Advance registration closes Friday, Sept. 17.
V0H 1M0
1. MONTENEGRO (Swedish made, English language, 1982). Gutsy vitality
Services for Disabled Adul~s
and delightful humour in this story of a bored housewife discovering an
Community Education programs
In Persan
alternative way to live. Directed by Dusan Makavejev and starring Susan
Anspach. Superb photography.
.
are designed to serve the needs Come to the Community Education
2. STEYIE (English, 1981i. Glenda Jackson plays Stevie Smith -an obscure,
of all adults. It Is our aim to offtce ' tn Boundary Central
reclusive British poet with a death wish, a vibrant imagination and a dreary
encourage and facll ltate
life in London's Palmers Green suburb. Don't miss the best performance by
Secondary School. The office
any actress in a 1981 film.
greater participation of
phone number ts 449-2655. You
3. P4W: PRISON FOR WOMEN (Canadian, 1981). The intent of the film was
disabled adults In Community
wl 11 be more I lkely to reach
"to let the women in the Kingston, Ontario pen speak for themselves, and
Education programs.
thev do." Th.is Genie Award winning film was done by Canadian filmmakers
someone In the mornings.
Holly Dale and Janis Cole.
KNOWLEDGE NEn«lRK
4. SHE DONE HIM WRONG (American, 1933). "It's hard to be funny when
Community Education Services
you've got to be clean." Mae West comments on censorship of the 30's and
A temporary dish has been set
wherever possible, will
proceeds to make a movie based on her own play. This Mae West classic
stars Mae West, Cary Grant, Gilbert Roland and Noah Beery, Sr.
schedule classes In facl lltles up at Boundary Central
Secondary School (BCSS) to take
5. BICYCLE THIEF (Italian, English subtitles, 1948)."Probably the single
that are wheelchair
most important and moving film to come out of the Nao-Realist movement
advantage of the programs on
accessible. The schools at
that arose out of the ashes of post-war Italy, Bicycle Thief is a simple story
of an unemployed man and his son in war-devastated Rome."
Knowledge
Network for credit or
present are not equipped with
6. BEING THERE (American, 1979). Peter Sellers gives a stimulating,
general
Interest.
Eventually
wheelchair facllttles, but
thought-provoking, amusing tour-de-force perf.ormance as Chance, a man
Midway
will
have
Its
own dish
assistance
will
always
be
with no background or parents who has spent his entire life gardening and
watching TV. Thrown into the real world, his naivete and innocence are
and people will receive KNOW
ava t Iab I e t f you ca 11 the
mistaken for wisdom and profundity. Also starring Shirley MacLaine,
Continuing Education office at Into their own homes and other
Mervyn Douglas, and Richard Basehart.
communities wl 11 hopefully
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' 449-2655 to Inform us of the
fol low suit. The fol lowing
dates, time, and location of
courses will be sponsored In
the
course
you
wish
to
take.
free of charge. (You don't even
KETTLE VALLEY
the fall: Age of Uncertainty,
We have encouraged all our
have to pay postage.) In the
.. ,,..
..
Designing Home Interiors,
Instructors to make any
BCSS Library there Is a
INTRODUCTION
necessary adaptations required Freehand Sketching,
catalogue of all Selkirk
Introduction to Computers, Mind
to
Involve an adult with a
Selktrk College and. School
College books, and you can
Your Own Business,
District #13 have combined
dlsabtl
tty.
If,
prior
to
order books there.
Understanding Human Behaviour
resources during the past years
entering a course, you would
and
Write On. Course
to offer you a more enriched
like to discuss your
Use of School Faclll~ies
Involvement
with
the
course
descriptions
appear elsewhere
and varied community program.
The gyms and classrooms of al 1
Instructor,
we
encourage
you
to
in
this
section
of calendar. We
We hope you wt 11 take advantage the schools tn the district are
cal
i
us
and
get
the
name
and
hope
you'
11
enjoy
this
of these courses either as a
_available to community groups
phone number of the Instructor. introduction of "di stance
student or by sharing your own for activities and meetings,
education" into our area.
expert t se In teach t ng. We' re
e Ither on a regu Iar basts or
Transportation
serv
i
ces
can
be
Broadcast
schedules and program
sure that you' 11 fi nd someth lng when the need arises, as long
In our program that will bring as school groups are not using arranged to a I Iow you to attend gu I des .are ava I Iab Ie upon
request. For more Information
courses In the different
new ski I ls, Insights and
them. Phone the Community
call
Community Education,
communities. Contact Community
satisfaction. Bring a friend
Education office to reserve
449-2655 or contact Marg Mahan,
and enjoy an evening or weekend space when you need It.
Education at 449-2655.
Knowledge Network Liaison
course. If there Is any subject
Officer,
Selkirk College, Trat I
REGISTRATION
INFORMATION
you ~out d I t ke to see Inc I uded, Da1"es
Registration
In
advance
ls
campus,
845
Victoria St.,
I et us know and we' 11 try to
Dates sometimes change in spite
Tra t I, 368-5236.
arrange It either this session of all our efforts to make them Important for all courses. If
we don't know you are planning
or In our next series of
accurate. If the only thing
OPEN LEARNING INSTITUTE
to
attend, we may cancel your
offer! ng.
preventing you from taking a
Study at home with OLI. You can
course
because
of
Insufficient
course ls that It Is scheduled
get your high school diploma,
io/.£:.·,;;~>.sGENERll
lNFORMI
enrolment.
Contact
us
as
soon
for the wrong date, phone to
...
study for a university degree,
as
you
decide
to
take
a
course,
make sure it hasn't been
Library
or
at
least
one
week
before
the
or
start a new career program.
The Boundary Central Secondary changed, or that another class
The
Open Learning Institute
start
of
the
course.
If
you
in the same course hasn't been
School (BCSS) Library Is open
sends
complete course packages
register
more
than
two
weeks
In
set up.
to the publ le from 6-8 p.m.,
advance, we wtll call you a few to Its students, and tutors
Monday-Thursday as a result of
days before the f I rst c I ass to provide help by toll-tree
a grant obtained by Beta Sigma Places
confirm that the course will
telephone. Find out how you can
I f you do not want to take a
Ph I. You may order books from
continue your education without
take
p
I
ace.
the Selkirk College ltbrarles
course because you do not want
~

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Ill
disrupting your lifestyle. Come
Into the Community Education
office In BCSS to pick up a
calendar and talk about 0LI
programs, or ca II the 0LI
adv lsor In Nelson col I ect at
C112) 352-2310.

learning skills exchange. One
hour of your time earns you an
hour of someone else's. No
exchange of money Is Involved-try exchanging and sharing
ski I ls.

BABYSITTING EXCHANGE
Often lack of a babysitter
deters mothers and fathers from
KETTLE RI VER ,'RT CLUB
taking a course . they would
The Kettle River Art Club has
otherwise not pass up. If you
planned a number of offerings
would be wl I I Ing to babysit at
this fa 11.
some time during the year for
someone taking a course In
Sept.--Sunday afternoon
exchange for a ready and
sketching class with
wll llng babysitter when you
Instructor Hal Stedham
- wou Id 11 ke to take a course,
0ct.--Weavlng workshop
let us know and we' 11 put you
Nov. 5-7--Patntlng workshop
In touch with that person. No
with Instructor Ted Klngam,
exchange of money Is
Em! ly Carr College of Art
lnvolved--try sharing those
Nov. 13--Ceramlcs workshop with ch 11 dcare sk 111 s.
Instructor Ellen Rapley,
Trail
OT1£R POSSIBILITIES
Dec.--Watercolour workshop,
Bartering, co-ops, coping with
with Mrs. Lindley, Grand
stress networking are other
. ._
Forks
possibilities which can be
PROGRANIII ING RJR tMD Tl MES

At a time when the economic
situation looks bleak, Selkirk
College would like to offer
courses that w11 I ease the
pinch as wel I as set up
services which will hopefully
help. Any suggestions or
recognized needs In this area
would be welcomed--just let us
know.

handy In -hard times. If any of
these top I cs appea I to you or
you have other pertinent Ideas,
again, let us know.

BASIC SKIU UFROVEMENT
A course for adults, 19 and
over, who have been out of
school for at least a year, and
who are Interested In Improving
math and Eng Lish sk 111 s.

SECOll>ARY nt00L. ewxJATION
Adults are welcome to
participate In the regular
secondary school day program as
long as classes are not full.
Adults .may enrol for Interest
or for secondary completion.
Call Community Education,
449-2655 for Information.

BEGINNER'S KNITTING
Th Is .course Is des I gned for
people who have little or no
knowledge of knitting. The
participants wl 11 learn the
basics by knitting a mitten and
scarf set.
Instructor: Myra Cochrane
Location: Kettle Valley School
Date: Sept. 30, 7-8:30 p.m., 4
sessions
Fee: $12 (not Including
suppl las)

draperies, textiles,
palnt--reJuvenate your home
from floor to eel I Ing.
Instructor: D'Arcy MIiier
Location: Beaverdell Elementary
School
Date: Oct. 7, 7-9 p.m., 4
sessions
Fee: $15

INTRQDUCTION TO 11-1Yll91! GUITAR
PLAYING
Basic chording and picking wl 11
be taught by ear which wlll let
you play "off the cuff" with
others. A guitar Is all you
need.
Instructor: Ray Reichert
Location: Kettle Valley
Elementary School
Date: Oct. 18, 7-8:30 p.m., 5
sessions
Fee: $15

KNITTING ClJ1DOOR SWEATERS
If you've already taken the
(Kf«>WLEDGE tETl«R()
beginner's course or know how
The focus Is on consumer
to knit, this course Is for
Information and skills useful
you. Students are responsible
In planning house, apartment or
for all supplies Including
mobl le home Interiors that are patterns.
economical, aesthetic, and
efficient.
Instructor: Myra Cochrane
Location: Kett le Valley School
Date: TBA, Mon. and Wed., 6:30Date: Oct. 18, 7-9 p.m., 8
7 p.m., 30 sessions
sessions
Fee: $40
Fee: $25
DESIGNING tlJNE INTERlfflS

FREEHAM> SKETatlNG

SEW YOUR ONN JEANS
Ail
you need Is a pencil and
SURVIVING WITHOUT A PAY 0£QUE
Equated
to
an
undergraduate
hip
measurement.
100% denim
What do we do about It? We
Introductory
drawing
course,
cotton
or
polyester
cotton
didn't create It. We are not
Instructor: Paul Thompson
this
course
promises
that
denim
material
can
be
purchased
alone. Where do we go from
Location: Midway and Greenwood
along
with
the
standard
Jean
virtually
anyone
who
can
master
here? Course participants will
Date: Every Tues. and Thurs.
a
few
simple
basic
principles
thread
or
bring
your
own.
take a Force Fleld analysis
beginning Oct. 2, 1-4 p.m.
and techniques can learn to
approach to the situation of
and 7-10 p.m. (alternating
Instructor: Leslie Pinsky,
draw regardless of talent and
unemployment or reduced Income.
afternoons and evenings In
experience.
Oliver Denim Shop
Leam about the dr Iv Ing forces
both p Iaces)
Locat
Ion : BCS S
(Income/assets) and how they
Fee: $10/month
Date:
TBA,
Mon.
and
Wed.,
Date:
TBA, 2 sessions
may be Increased. Learn about
Fee:
$19
6-6:30
p.m.,
30
sessions
the restraining forces (costs/ GED PREPARATION
Fee: $15
llabllltles) and how they may
Grade 12 equlvalency standing
SMOCKING MADE EASY
assists adults In qual lfylng
be decreased.
Basic
smocking for those with
INTERlffl
DECmATING
for better Jobs, promotions, or
Instructors: Linda Kenny,
1
lttle
or no experience. A
Wall
papering,
refinishing,
l_n applying for admission to
Ann I e Hol tby
antiques,
colour
schemes,
finished
product (e.g. baby
colleges or simply for their
Location: TBA In various
own satisfaction.
communities
BYLAWS FOR CATTLE?
Date: TBA, Oct., 9:30 a.m.-4
Instructor:
Paul
Thompson
p.m.
Did you know that there are bylaws for new ranchers bringing new cattle
Location: Greenwood and Midway
into the Boundary area? Or for any new cattle to the area period? Come and
Fee: $5
learn the why's and wherefore's from a learned veterinarian as well as the
Date: Tues. and Thurs.
experiences of long-time ranchers.
beginning Oct. 2, 1-4 p.m.
LEARNING SKILLS EXQIAIIGE
Veterinarian: TBA
Location: B.C.S.S. Commons
and 7-10 p.m. (alternating
If you have a sklll you would
Time: Fri., Sept. 24, B-10 p.m.
afternoons and evenings In
I Ike to share and/or a ski 11
Fee: Free
both p Iaces)
you would either like to learn
"Our meetings are always open to prospective members." Bill Price,
President, Kettle River Stockmen's Association.
Fee: $10/month
or borrow for a bit, Iet us
know as we are setting up a
(KNOWLEDGE tETI«>RK)

"Nothing splendid has ever been
achieved except by those who
dared believe that something
inside them was superior
to circumstances...
Bruce Barton

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bonnet, pinafore, nightie,
blouse) wl 11 be yours by the
end.
Instructor: Shirley Kakuno
Location: BCSS Textl les Room
Date : Sept. 23, 7-9 p.m.
(Thurs) 3-4 sessions
Fee : $10 + materials
SILVERSMITH It«;

BEATll'G INFLATION IN lHE
KITCHEN

Part !--Preserving and
Pickling. Part 11--Drylng and
Freezing. Part 111--Whol lstlc
Breads. You may take one or two
or all three parts.
Instructor: Denise Templeton
Location: BCSS Foods Room
Date: Sept. 22, 7-9 p.m., 3
sessions
Fee: $10 for all 3 or
$5/workshop

KEEP FIT FOR lHOSE IN SHAPE

VEGETARIAN OOOKll'G

These sessions Involve running, Vegetarian meals add variety to
cal lsthenlcs, ballet, and yoga your regular meal planning.
and are excellent for getting
Protein requirements and the
the blood circulating. Keep In use of whole and natural
shape and have fun do Ing It.
Ingredients will be discussed-healthy,
economical.
Instructor: Monica Stewart
Location: Midway Elementary
School
Date: Sept. 9, 7:30 p.m., 10
sessions (Mon. and Thurs.
continuing sass.Ions)
Fee: $8

Instructor: Seija Huyton
Location: BCSS Foods Room
Date: Sept. 27, 7: 30-9:30 p.m.,
6 sessions
Fee: $30 (Includes food)

This Introduction uses simple
tools al lowing the student to
YOGA
make simple Jewellry. Varied
You
need not be of any specific
GET
FIT
FOR
LADIES
techniques lncludlng "lost wax"
age
or
athletic ability to
These
twice
a
week
sessions
BELLY DANCll'G
will be demonstrated.
enjoy
yoga
and gain Its
wlll
get
you
In
shape
with
Belly dancing can give you a
cumulative
benefits tor mind
exercises,
aerobics
and
dance.
Instructor: Bob Shepherd
new awareness of yourself,
and
body.
Enjoy
yourself
on
the
way
to
a
acquainting you with the
Location: BCSS
fitter you.
pleasures of being physically
Date: Oct. 2 and 3, 10 a.m.Instructor: Linda Riddle
flt. A flt body looks and feels Instructor : Shannon Askew
4 p.m.
Location: Greenwood Elementary
better.
Fee: $25 plus suppl les
School Gym
Location: Greenwood Elementary
Date:
Nov. 3, 6:30-7:30 p.m.,
Gym
Instructor: Dale Pearson
WEEKBI> IIR<.SHOP IN PAINTll'G
10 sessions
Date: Sept. 14, 8 p.m. (Tues.
Location: Midway Elementary Gym
FOR IRTISTS
Fee: $10
& Thurs.), 8 sessions
Date: Oct. 19, 6:30-8 p.m., 8
EMILY CARR OOI.LEGE OF JRT
Fee: $8
sessions
AGE OF ~AINTY
OUlREADi PROGRAM
"f.-'MASSAGE FOR tD4E USE
(KNOWLEDGE NETWfflK)
Designed for artists with some Fee: $15
This weekend workshop wlll give John Kenneth Galbraith's
experience, the workshop wlll
r.AKE DECCRATltG-BEAVERDELL
one a better understanding of
15-part exploration of
explore bringing order out of
Make your cakes the hit of the
how
to
use
massage
for
economic, social and political
chaos. Instructor Ted Klngam
party by learning techniques
relaxation and gain an enriched problems from the agricultural
has had numerous exhibitions
from a master "leer". A I 1st of physical awareness.
1700 1 s to the present. It
from London and Paris to the
necessary Items to bring from
West Coast.
home will be sent on receipt of Instructors: Marl lyn Bangma and demonstrates the Interaction 'of
economics and society.
Natale Reo
registration.
Instructor: Ted Klngam,
Location: Rock Creek Clinic
Date: TBA, Mon., -1-2 p.m.
Cap I lano College
Instructor: Laura WIii iams,
Date: Oct. 23 and 24, 10 a.m.~ Fee: TBA
, Location: Kettle River Art
P & J's Party Cakes Ltd.,
4 p.m.
.,
CI ub, Greenwood
Pentlcton
Fee:
$30
SKILLS
FOR DAILY UVIN
Date: Nov. 5-7, 7-10 p.m.
Location Beaverdell Community
(Fri. eve.), 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
CONSERVATION anoom ~EATION
Hall
TAI CHI
(Sat. and Sun.)
EDUCATION (HUNTER 1RA INI t«;)
Date: Oct. 16 and 17,
Tai Chi Is an oriental system
Fee: $30 plus supplies (paint
Hunter
training covers survival
9-11:30 a.m., 1-3:30 p.m.
of health maintenance, stress
medlum--student's choice)
game
laws,
wl ldl lte
Fee: $20
reduction, and self-defense.
Identification
and firearms
Regardless of age or physical
CAKE DECORATll'G-MIDWAY
safety
and
Includes
practical
disability, this c lass Is for
BADMINTON
and
written
test.
Compulsory
Same course as above. You' 11
you.
For those over 19 years of age need to-· bake some cakes
tor all hunters 18 years of age
Instructor: Rex Eastman,
(unless accompanied by an
beforehand and bring some basic
and under.
Qlrector, Kootenay Tai Chi
adult). Badminton Is held In
Icing with you. Be prepared for
Centre
both Midway and Greenwood on a the festive season.
Instructor: Ron Jeskey
Location: Greenwood School
continuing basis.
Location:
BCSS
Instructor: Laura Will lams
Date: Dec. 4 and 5, 10 a.m.Date:
Sept.
11 and 12, 10 a.m.Location: BCSS Gym or Greenwood Location: BCSS Foods Room
5 p.m.
5
p.m.
and
Sept. 15, 7-9 p. m.
Elementary Gym
Date: Nov. 20 and 21,
Fee: $45
Fee:
$15
Date: Tues., Wed.,
9-11:30 a.m., 1-3:30 p.m.
, ;~•

respectively, 8-10 p.m.
Fee: Small fee collected for
birds
BAIMINTON FOR STll>ENTS

For those under 19 years of
age. Badminton will be held
under the supervision and
Instruction of Jim Wallace.
Maximum number per night wl 11
be 16.
Location: BCSS Gym
Date: Wed., 7-9 p.m.
Fee: Small fee collected for
birds

Fee: $20
CHEESE• PLEASE

A course Is tentatively being
set up for a weekend In October
or November to cover a variety
of cheese making, from cottage
to brick, ml Id to strong.

TAP IWCll'G

Join the Kettle Valley Dancers DRIVER EDUCATION
Case studies, fllms, up to date
for another fine year of
knowledge of the law are
dancing. A shoe swap Is
Ingredients of this course.
scheduled so don't buy your
shoes yeti Preschoolers (age 4) Five hours of road Instruction
Is also Included.
--Grade 7.

Instructor: Barb Stedham
Location: Midway Elementary
Instructor: TBA
School
Location: Westbrldge Recreation Date: Sept. 16, 3 :30 p.m. (al I
Centre
ages)
Fee: $5 plus shoes and body
Date: TBA
suit to be purchased later
Fee: TBA

Instructors: Cpl. John Jack
(theory), J Im Waddel I
(practical)
Location - TBA
Date: Oct. 18, 7-9 p. m. , 10
sessions (Mon. and. Tues.)
Fee: $85

--------------- ·- ------------·· ---------------------COITIJIUIIG EDUCATION

SOLAR ENERGY - IS IT RJR YOU?
This four hour session covers a
general Introduction to solar
energy, solar water heating,
solar houses and
super-Insulated houses, greenhouses and project
but Id ing.

PEOPLE'S LAW SCHOOL

Motivation", "Sensory
Deprivation", Abnormal
We are hoping to have lawyers
Psychology", "Emotional
In our communities to discuss
the fol low Ing topics: Preparing Development", "Appl led
a WIii, Kids, Cops and Courts, Psychology", "Altered States of
Consciousness", "Consciousness
Tax Plann i ng tor the
and Sleep", etc.
Seit-Employed, Women and the
Law, Federal Benefit Programs
Date: TBA, Tues., 9-9:30 p.m.,
for Seniors, Unemployment
30 sessions
Instructor: John Bar I Ing,
Insurance, Wei tare Rights and
Fee: TBA '
G.A.I.N., A Tour Through the
Vernon, B.C.
1 82 Personal Tax Form,
Location: BCSS
Environmental Law (on a local
IIIUTE OI (KNOWLEDGE tETl«RK)
Date: Sat., Nov. 6, 1-5 p.m.
Issue). Watch for further
Can you read this? Do you know
Fee : $20
Information in flyers and on
someone who can't? This course
FAMILY LIFE (AS TAUGHT 10
posters. Ten students are
covers verbs, sentences
GRADE 11 QJIDANCE)
required, so please
structure, punctuation and
See what students are (earning. preregister. Bring a friend.
usage, and clear writing.
Help evaluate the program.
Topics include adolescence,
S.T.E.P.-SYSTEMATIC lRAINltr;
Date: TBA, Tues. and Thurs.,
values ot dating, love,
FOR EFFECTIVE PARENTltli
9:50-10 a.m., 15 sessions
venereal disease, birth
Th Is program, sf m11 ar to the
Fee: TBA
control, birth, values of
popular P.E.T. (Parent
parenting.
Effectiveness Training) teaches / VOCATION AND RRST•AIO ,

you by Emergency Services
Education Association of B.C.
and Is taught to the standards
of the Canadian Heart
Foundation .

basic parenting and chi Id care
Instructor: Jean Gelwlcks
skllls--active listening,
Location: BCSS
communication and problem
Date: Sept. 13, 7:30-9:30 p.m., SO 1V 1ng.
5 sessions
Fee: $5
Instructor: Jean Gelwlcks
Location: BCSS
IN1RODUCTION 10 <DFUTERS AN>
Date: Oct. 25, 7-9 p.m., 8
THEIR N'PLICATIONS (KNOWLEDGE
sessions
NETI«RC)
Fee: $5 p I us cost of parent,' s
This course will provide a
handbook
thorough understanding ot the
principles ot computing and
SPEED READltli KIT
enable computer users to work
The Community Education office
more ettectlvely with data
has a Iearn Ing k It for ·speed
processing personnel.
reading which anyone can borrow
for a month by contacting the
Date: TBA, Tues. and Thurs.,
office. The kit teaches
8:30-9 p.m., 23 sessions
techniques which are not
Fee: $30
skipping and skimming. It
involves "sight" reading rather
JAPANESE <XJNVERSATION RJR
than "sound" reading, and
BEGl..aERS
Improves comprehension and
Travelling to Japan? Want to
recal I.
communicate with
friends/relatives In our own
lROUBLE SHOOTltli RR YOm CAR
community? Basic vocabulary and OR lRUQC
sentence structure are covered. Learn how to do minor repairs
and basic maintenance for your
Instructor: Elko Arlga
vehlcle--changlng headlights,
Location: Greenwood School
tire rotation, packing wheel
Date: Oct. 5, 7-9 p.m., 10
bearings, fanbelt and hose
sessions
care,
and much more.
Fee: $15

·ST. JOHN STANDARD FIRST AID

Instructor: Jim Waddell
Mltl> YOm OMN llJSINESS
Location: BCSS
(KNOWLEDGE NETWORK)
Date: Oct. 13, 7-9 p.m., 3
I f you want to get out of the
sessions
house or off the assembly line
Fee:
$10
to become your own boss, this
will give you the answers you
need to the questions you have. UNDERSTANDING 1114AN BEHAVl<lJR
(KNOWLEDGE NETWORK)
Typical
titles--"Functlons of
Date: TBA, Tues. or Sun., 12the
Brain",
"Visual
12:30 p.m., 15 sessions
Perception",
"Sexual
Fee: TBA

..

.· SKILLS ·.·

AIR !RAKES
This 24-hour course presents
the theoretical aspect of
driving with an air brake
system that will prepare you
for the Motor Vehicles Branch
test.
Instructor: George Brent
Location: BCSS Commons
Oate: Nov. 20 , 9 a.m.- 4 p.m., 4
sessions (Sat. and Sun.)
Fee: $40

BOOKKEEPING-PMT
This Intensive course leads to
cred It In the Selkirk College
Office Administration Core
Program. Part 1 (12 sessions)
Is scheduled tor before
Christmas with Part 2 set to
begin in 1 83.
Instructor: Carolene Sparling
Location: BCSS Business Room
Date: Oct. 6, 6:30-9:30 p.m.,
12 sessions
Fee: $30 plus cost of workbook

OFFICE PROCEDURES
Another part of the Office
Administration Core Program,
this course Includes tiling,
dupllcatlng, mal I services~
reception, meeting the publ le.

Instructor: Ron Davis
Location/Date: Beaverdell
Community Hall, Tues., Sept.
28, 6-10 p.m.; Westbrldge
Recrea'tlon Cen'tre, Mon. and
Wed., Oct. 4, 6, 7-9 p.m.;
Kettle Valley Elementary,
Mon. and Wed_., Oct. 18, 20,
7-9 p.m.; Bridesvllle
Elementary, Mon. and Wed.,
Oct. 25, 27, 7-9 p.m.;
•Midway, B.C.S.S., Mon. and
Wed., Nov. 1, 3, 7-9 p.m.;
Greenwood Elementary, Mon.
and Wed., Nov. 8, 10, 7-9
p.m.
Fee: $12

Basic first-aid techniques are
taught that shou Id be known by
al I but especially by those
Involved with working with
people. Successful candidates
wlll be certified.
Instructor: Ron Davis
Location BCSS
Date: Nov. 15, 7-10 p.m., 10
sessions (Mon. and Thurs.>
Fee: $33

SAFETY PROCEDmES IN l.DGGltli
Basic safety procedures
demonstrated for those new to
the logging Industry or for
those contemplating working In
the bush. A practical and
necessary course.
Instructor: TBA
Location: TBA
Date: October weekend
Fee: $25

SAFETY ORIENTED FIRST AID
(SOFA)
This oertlflcate course covers
internal bleeding, fractures,
dislocations, sprains, pelvic
and abdominal injuries, burns,
Instructor: Marj Docksteader
scalds, eye Injuries, hypo and
Location: Greenwood
hydrothermla, poisoning,
Date: Sept. 20, 10 a.m.-1 p.m., strokes, diabetic emergency.
12 sessions (evening sessions
a posslblllty)
Instructor: Ron Davis
Fee: TBA
Locat Ion: TBA
Date: Oct. 16, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.,
CARDIO-PUuotARY
1 session
RESUSCITATION (CJIR)
Fee: $30
This basic life support
training course Is brought to

CONTINUING EDUCATION

TOWER CR SPAR LOOGlt«;
Tennis, Steve Stewart 449-2467
A one-week Intensive course
_Badminton, Jim Wallace 449-2326
will be offered In the bush for Ladles Keep Flt, Monica Stewart
those Interested In learning
449-2467
techn I ques that w111 eventua 11 y Cross Country Sk 11 ng, Steve ·
be used In our area.
Stewart 449~2467
Instructor: TBA
CLUBS All) CRGANIZATIONS
Location: Logging site
Kettle Valley Golf Club, George
Date: October
Fee: $80
Sherblnln 449-2285
Kettle
River Shooting Sports
WELDlt«;
Club,
Ken Gregory 449-2615
Arc and acetylene welding,
Boundar
y
Cub Pack, Gall
basic safety procedure and
Robinson
445-6506
equipment will be taught In
Midway
Senior
Citizens, John
this 72-hour program.
Tomac 449-2472
Completion will give the
Greenwood Senior Citizens, Jim
student a welding certificate.
Knutton 445-6750
Instructor: TBA
Brldesvl
I le Senior Citizens,
Location: Midway
Bl
11
Hatton
Date: October
Rock Creek Senior Citizens,
Fee : $100
Irma Haggart 446-2207
WOOOWCRK FCR BEGINtERS
REGIONAL RECREATION COM41SSIONS
Not tor the exper I enced
contact Steve Stewart
woodworker, considerable time
449-2467
will be spent In explanation
Member Commissions
and demonstration. Simple
Brldesvll le, Rich Finlay
articles such as coffee tables
446-2545
or bookshelves will be
Kettle Valley/Rock Creek, John
constructed.
Hughes 446-2363

Instructor: Ken Harshenln
Location: BCSS Woodshop
Date: Sept. 30, 7-9:30 p.m.,
6 sessions
Fee: $25 plus $5 for use of
equipment (does not Include
cost of wood)
WCRKSHOP
These non-Instructional
sessions allow the experienced
woodworker to use the variety
and quality of equipment
aval fable In the school. Fees
will purchase new equipment.

Instructor: Ron Jeskey
Location: BCSS Woodshop
Date: Sept. 30, 7-10 p.m.
10 sessions
Fee: $1.50/hr plus $5 for
repairs
For more Information about
Continuing Education offerings
In Midway, visit the office
located at Boundary Central
Secondary School or telephone
449-2655.

Midway Recreation Commission,
Contact: Steve Stewart
449-2467
Minor Hockey, Dennis Moritz
449-2370
Minor Soccer, Steve Stewart
449-2467
Minor Softball, Ken Taylor
449-2305
Men's Hockey, Randy Trerlse
449-2496 _

Westbridge, Ken Davison
446-2287
Beaverdell, Rich Moritz
484-5679
Greenwood, Ne I I W1111 amson
445-6514
Midway, Steve Stewart 449-2467
Sponsors of Summer Swim
Program, Minor Softball,
Winter Outdoor Activities

CONTINUING EDUCATION REMINDER
Valley Learning Centre

tWIIATIS
r; COMMUNITJ,EDUCATION?
....
' . .

. .~

,.

,.

Community Education responds to
SEPTOBER 1982
the Immediate and future
Sept. 15--Registratlon: Air
educational needs of part-time
Brakes, Business Math, and
Engl lsh Grammar and Spe.11 Ing learners and strives to meet
these needs In a manner which
Sept. 18--FALL PLANTING
Is both acceptable and
WORKSHOP, Valley ·Landscape
efficient In terms of people's
Nursery, 1-5 p.m. ($10)
lifestyles and personal
GOLD PANNING--call for
· commitments.
i n format Ion
FIBRE ARTS--Sp l nnlng, weavl~g,
batik, sl lk scr een , etc. Call It Is the Intent of _the Selk i rk
for Information on workshops. College Valley Learning Ce.n tre
ABE GED ESL
reg istrations
to al low you to meet _your
educational needs, whatever
they might be, within the
OCTOBER 1982
f ramework of your dally 1-ife.
Oct. 2--GROW IT!! FOR$$,
Community Education ls designed
Va l ley Landscape Nursery,
to make education more
10 a.m.-12 noon, Sat. ($10)
accessible to people by
Oct. 4--ABE classes , GED
bringing It into your community
classes and ESL classes,
and of fer Ing It at a var! ety of
Val fey Learning Centre, 9
times and locations.
a.m. C$10/mon.)
Oct. 4--TYPING I, Mt. Sentinel
Your suggestions and comments
School, 7-10 p.m. , Mon. and
are vital to the ongoing
Wed. ($55)
Oct. 4--FRENCH LESSONS, Wlnlaw improvement and development of
Elementary School, Mon., 7-9 Se Ik Irk Co I_Iege p'.ograms and
courses. If you have any
p.m. ($35)
suggestions for future courses
Oct. 4--PIANO LESSONS,
In the Slocan Valley and
Instructor's home, 6-9 p.m.
Information on posslble
($20/mon.)
Instructors,
please ca 11 the
Oct. 5--CONVERSATIONAL RUSSIAN,
office at 359-7564.
Valley Learning Centre, 7-9
p.m. ($30)
For more Information about
Oct. 6--FRENCH COOKING, Mount
Continuing Education offerings
Sentinel School, 7-9 p.m.
In the Slocan Valley, visit the
($40)
Oct. 30&31--FORM RELATED TO
Valley Learning Centre In
FUNCTION AND LUNGE I NG Sem I nar Crescent Va 11 ey, or ca 11
9 a.m.,-4 p.m. ($30)
359-7564.

AFFILIATED CLUBS NI>
CRGANIZATIONS
Kettle River Outdoors Club,
Kirk Mallette 446-2309
(Rock Cl lmblng, Cross Country NOYEJ13ER 1982
Nov. 6--CARE OF HOUSEPLANTS,
Skiing, Kayaking, Canoeing,
REGISTRATION
Valley Landscape Nursery,
Hiking, etc.)
All registration and payment of
Sat.,
10
a.m.-12
noon
($10)
Kettle River Art Club, Karen
fees are to be made In
Nov. 15--COMPUTER TRAINING,
Mauro 445-2238
advance. Fees must be paid the
Valley
Learning
Centre,
Mon.,
Westbrldge Family Outdoor Club,
first night.
7 p.m. ( $75)
Barb Davison 446-2287
Kettle River Sports Club, Paula
By Mall
Thomas 446-2408
DECEMBER l9B2
Dec. 4--HORSESHOW MANAGEMENT
Mall registrations, using the
Westbrldge Players, Ann
and WORKSHOP, Valley Learning registration forms on the
Ackerman 484-5535
Centre, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. ($30)
back of this publlcatlon.
Mini Marathon Committee, Jean
Community Education Office at
Return to:
Gelwlcks/Steve MacDonald
the Valley Learning Centre will
Sal.kirk College
445-2254
be closed from Dec. 16, 82 Valley Learning Centre
Greenwood Library, Nan Mabee
Jan. 3, 83. Scheduled for
Box
75
445-6590
Jan. 3, 1 83:
Crescent Valley, B.C.
- Office Procedures
VOG 1HO
MIDWAY RECREATION <XMUSSION
- Industrial First Aid
Include
your cheque or money
FALL M:TIYITIES
- Typing 11
order,
payable
to Selkirk
Kids' Halloween Party, Oct. 31
College.
Adult Halloween Party, Oct. 30

WANTED-~CUBLEADER Fffi MIDWAY-PLEASE HELP--PHONE STEVE
STEWART 449-2467.

In Person
Registrations wlll be accepted
at the Community Education

CONTINULNO EDUCATION

complete high school
skllls required In office
graduation. Adults can
work.Applicant works on their
challenge these exams and, If
own, with tutorial assistance
ltl>USTRIAL FIRST AID
successful, will be awarded the from our ABE Instructor. Credit Classes for this course wt 11
commence In Jan. 1 83 and wll 1
grade 12 equlvalency diploma by upon completion. Please call
the Ministry of Education.
the centre for an appointment. run for 10 weeks, 2 nights per
Tutorial help with preparation
week. Students will be given a
for the exam ls aval lable at
government exam I nat Ion and
Location: Selkirk College
successful appl I cants ·can
ADULT BASIC B>UCATION (ABE)
the centre. Applicants must be
Valley Learning Centre-obtain employment In Industry
Did you leave school at an
19 years of age or over, with
359-7564
as Industrial First Aid
Fee: $15/month
early age? Did you not have the at least six months residency
Attendants.
chance to attend a school? The In British Columbia.
EIGLISH QWMM Nil SPELLlfG
Selkirk College Valley Learning
This course wl 11 provide For further Information, please
Centre, In Crescent Val lay, now Location: Selkirk College
Instruction on basic grammar
contact the Selkirk College
provides that chance for you.
Valley Learning Centre-skills required for office
359-7564
Valley Learning Centre,
~e have friendly Instructors
work. App I Icant works on_ the I r 359-7564.
Date: Starts Oct. 4, 9 a.m.
standing by, just waiting to
own
with tutorial assistance
PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED.
he Ip you. You can start at the (Please call the centre for an
from
our ABE Instructor. Credit
appo I ntment.)
very beginning with basic
· upon completion. For further
AIR IIWCES
reading, writing, spelling and Fee: $10/month
Information or an appointment, This twenty-four ·hour course
math, or you can upgrade to a
EIGL I SH AS A SECOND LAIGJAGE
please call the centre.
prepares students to write the
grade 10 or a grade 12 level.
(ESL)
Motor
Vehicle Branch Air Brakes
Do you know someone who needs
Location: Selkirk College
We try to be flexible with
exam.
Successful completion
to Iearn how to speak, read or
Valley Learning Centre-gives
students an air brakes
t Imetab I Ing to meet your
write Engl lsh? This course ls
359-7564
endorsement on their licence.
needs.You work at your own
designed for students who wish
Fee: $15/month
level, at your own speed. We
to learn the basics of speaking
operate on a "cont Inuous intake
Course wlll be dependent on
Engl lsh. _The course Includes
TYPlfG I
Indicated Interest and the
basis", meaning you can start
Instructions In basic reading,
Here Is an emp Ioyment course
(and finish) at any time.
avallablllty of an Instructor
phonics language and writing for the novice typist. Upon
In our area. Please contact the
ski 11 s.
completion
of Part I, you
Many people are surprlsed ,to
Selkirk College Valley Learning
should be able to: Identify the Centre, 359-7564.
find how easy and pleasant It
Location: Selkirk College
keyboard, operate the keyboard
Is to learn In a friendly,
PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED.
Valley Learning Centre-by
touch method, center margins
relaxed adult classroom.
359-7564
both vertically and
Date:
Starts Oct. 4, 9 a.m.
horizontally on a page, correct
ABE I
(Please call the centre for
al I errors and type 30 w.,p.m.
FORM RELATED 10 fll«:TION
Classes In upgrading of basic
math, reading, writing and
an appointment.)
An lndepth study of
spel I Ing ski I ls. Start and work Fee: $10/month
Location: Selkirk College
conformation and how It relates
Valley Learning Centre-at your own level.
to the English and Western
359-7564
riding horse. Topics wlll
Date: Oct. 4, Mon. and Wed.,
Location: Selkirk College
Include the Olympic sport
7-10 p.m., 12 sessions
Valley Learning Centre-The Office Administration
horse, dressage, combined
Fee: $55 (does not Include
359-7564
program ls articulated
training and jumper. In
workbooks)
Date: Starts Oct. 4, 9 a.m.,
province-wide. The program
addition to classroom lectures
PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED BY
days and times TBA
consists of a common core of
this course will consist of
SEPT. 27/82.
Fee: $ I 0/month
modules . recognized as office
field conformation clinic.
training. Classes are scheduled
TYPlfG I I-INTERMEDIATE TYPlfG Date: Oct. 30, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
ABE II
for fall 1 82 and winter 1 83.
Topics Include sklll building
A part-time course for adults
Core modules: Typing I, Typing
LllGElfG SEMINM
In both speed and accuracy,
wishing to take upgrading to a 11 , Of.f Ice Procedure and
This
workshop wlll Include a
business letters, tables,
grade 10 level. Areas of study . Fl I Ing, Engl lsh Grammar and
description
and fitting a
manuscripts and word division.
wl 11 Include Engl lsh, math and Spelling, Business Math and
lungellng
equipment
plus a
Certification upon successful
general science.
Bookkeeping.
demonstration
of
the
completion. For further
application of the lunge.
Information, please call the
Location: Selkirk College
Texts, workbooks and suppl les
Students
will be given the
centre, 359-7564.
Valley Learning Centre-are not Included in the fees.
opportunity
to test their
359-7564
lungelng
ski
I ls.
Location: Mount Sentinel
Date: Starts Oct. 5, 9 a.m.,
Admission requirements: grade
Secondary School
days and times TBA
10 minimum.
Instructor: Jacque! lne Oldham
Date: Scheduled to start
Fee: $10/month
Location: Selkirk College
Jan./83
For further Information, please
Valley Learning Centre
Fee: $55
GED (GENERAL EDUCATIONAL
cal I Selkirk College Valley
Starting Oct. 31, 9 a.m.PRE-REGISTRATl()l REQUIRED.
DEVELOPMENT)
Learning Centre, 359-7564.
noon
The Ministry of Education In
Date: Oct. 30 and 31
BUSINESS Mllf
Victoria makes available a
Fee: $30 Cone or both
battery of exams (GED Tests) to This course wl I I provide
workshops)
adults who were unable to
Instruction on al I basic math
Register by: Oct. 14
office, at the Selkirk College
Valley Learning Centre,
Crescent Valley, 359-7564.
Pat Popoff--CES Co-ordinator
Kathy Relbln--Clerlcal
Office Hours: Tues., Wed., and
Thurs., 10 a.m.-2 p.m.

CONTINUING EDUCATION

HCRSESHOW 111\NAGEMENT mu<SHOP
GROW IT RR SSS
A workshop to enable you to
This workshop will cover all _
aspects of planning and running learn how to utilize your
a successful horse-show. Topics backyard, 1/2 an acre or 1 acre
lot.
w111 Inc I ude sett Ing up the
program, time allocation and
Learn how to grow ornamentals,
course design. It will prove
Informative for both exhibitors •Chr I stmas trees, fru It trees,
and members of horse show
shrubs, etc. tor re-sale to
corrvn rttees.
wholesalers, nurseries or
residents for excellent
Instructor: Pamela Arthur
returns. A cooperative may be
Location: Selkirk College
formed.
Va 11 ey Learn Ing Centre
_Date: Dec. 4, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Instructor: Joseph Fasclanl
Fee: $30
Location: Valley Landscape
Nursery (greenhouse)
Register by: Nov. 18
Date: Oct. 2, 10 a.m.-noon
CQM>UTER lRAINING
Fee: $10
Here's an excellent opportunity
CARE OF HOUSEPLANTS
for you to have a computer In
your own home for three weeks.
A one-day workshop. Anything
and everything you ever wanted
Limited to 10 participants.
Instructor wl 11 be aval lable on to know about yoor plants, but
a tutorial basis. For further
were afraid to ask. The
Instructor will attempt to
Information, contact the
Selkirk College Valley Learning answer your questions and will
give Instructions on care,
-Centre, 359-7564.
watering, re-potting and
solving problem areas. A must
Location: Selkirk College
to
ensure lovely, healthy
Va_l Iey Learn Ing Centre
plants.
Date: Nov. 15, 7 p.m.
Fee: $75
Instructor: Joseph Fasclanl
CONVERSATIONAL RUSSIAN
Location: Valley Landscape
An excellent opportunity for
Nursery (greenhouse)
those of you who would like to Date: Nov. 6, 10 a.m.-noon
speak and understand Russian,
Fee: $10
or for those of you who need
practice speaking the
FALL PLANTING W~KSHOP
language. Spend a relaxing 2
A one-day workshop. Topics such
hours a week soclallzlng.
as selection for autumn colors,
fertl I tzatlon, lawns, planting,
Instructor: TBA
wtntertzatlon of plants and
Location: Selkirk College
other topics will be Included.
Valley Learning Centre
Handouts will be available.
Date: Oct. 5, 7-9 p.m., 10
sessions
Instructor: Joseph Fasclanl
Fee: $30
Location: Valley Landscape
' Nursery
FRENCH LESSONS
Date: Sept. 18, 1-5 p.m.
An Introduction to French.
Fee: $10
Suitable for beginners. The
course will Include written or
FRENCH OOOKING
conversational or both,
Learn the delights of French
depending on the preference of
cuisine. A variety of French
the students. The Instructor Is dishes, desserts and trench
from France.
bread wI 11 be on the menu. Food
costs are Included In the fee.
Instructor: Ellene Taburlaux
Enrolment Is limited.
Location: Wlnlaw Elementary
School
Instructor: Ellene Taburlaux
Date: Oct. 4, 7-9 p.m., 10
Location: Mount Sentinel
sess tons
Secondary School Foods Room
Fee: $35
Date: Oct. 6, 7-9 p.m., 8
PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED BY
sessions
SEPT. 27/82.
Fee: $40

PI ANO LESSONS

Plano lessons will be given by
the Instructor, Jacinthe
Laramee, at her home.
Instruction Is from beginning
to a grade 8 level. Private
lessons. (Group sessions can be
arranged.) Classical music. The
f I rst c I a~s wI 11 be used to
schedule students. Limited to
12 students.
Instructor: Jacinthe Laramee
Location: Instructor's home
Starting Date: Oct. 4, 6-9 p.m.
Fee: $20/month
PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED BY
SEPT. 27/82.
GOLD PANNING

Contact the Community Education
office, at the Selkirk College
Valley Learning Centre,
359-7564 tor Information about
location, dates, time and fees.

For more information about Continuing
Education in the Slocan Valley, visit the
Valley Learning Centre in Crescent
Valley, or call 359-7564.

FIBRE ARTS
The Slocan Valley Threads Guild will again be offering a
fall and winter program. We empl9y wel I-educated
instructors and provide a stimulating centre for classes
and stud lo time.
Most equipment Is suppl led and available tor lease on a
monthly basis.
The classes and workshops we offer are: spinning, weaving,
dyeing, batik, silk screen, quilting, pattern drafting and
many aspects of the fabric arts. Suitable tor both
beginners and advanced students.
Weaving will Include tapestry, rug weaving, woven fabric
tor drapes, furniture and cloth. Students will experiment
with all forms of sl lk, cotton, linen and wool.
Instructors, - times and dates are to be announced.
For further Information, please contact the Community
Education office, at the Selkirk College Valley Learning
Centre, 359-7564 or the Slocan Valley Threads Guild, at
Perry's Siding, 355~2540.

COITIIUIIO EDUCITIOI

I
KASLO
Instructor: Maynard Monroe
The Selklrk College Upper Lakes Location: Kaslo School
Continuing Education head
Date: Oct. 7, 7-9:30 p.m.
office Is located In Nakusp;
Fee: $45
other offices are located In
New Denver and Kas Io. Ca 11 the 800ICKEEPlr«;
This Is the first half ·of
office In your area for
Information about courses In
"Bookkeep Ing to FI nanc Ia I
Statement"
wIth the second ha If
your community and hours of
being offered during the w_lnter
operation or write to
Continuing Education, Box 720, term. This course Is extensive
and offers a participation
Nakusp, B.C. VOG 1ZO.
certificate In the Office
Administration Program at
Selkirk College.

I

(NEW DENVER, KASLO & NAKUSP)

Location: Nakusp, New Denver,
.BARTER EXOfAtGE
Slocan City or Kaslo
This ts the ooncept of trading
(depending on student demand) ski I ls and time with another
Individual. Some instructors
Date: TBA--Fall '82, 8 a.m.4 p.m., two weeks
are willing to accept your
skllls and time In trade for
FALLltG NI> BUCKIJI; MSICS
course fees so If there ts a
This course wlll Include power course you wIsh to take ~ut
saw ope rat Ion and ma I ntenance, cannot afford please contact
use of hand tools,
Linda Kenny at Selkirk
!dent! fl cation of wood species College. Courses marked with an
and safety. The emphasis of
* are barter exchange but
this program fa on commercial
others may be I nc·1uded so
logglng and operations.
please ask.
Location: Naku,sp, New Denver,
Slocan City or Kaslo
(depending on student demand)
Date: TBA, 8 a.m.-4 p.m., one
week

SMALL Nit£ Mt\NAGEMENT

This course will teach -all
REGISTRATION
NAKUSP
aspects of mining: exploration
Advance registration Is
--types of claims, various
Instructor: Gall Elsenhelmer
Important. Send your name,
rights of each type of claim,
Location: Selkirk College
address, telephone number, and
permits required, Interaction
classroom
the course you are Interested
LOGGIM; F<R SENSITIVE SITES
of government agencies,
Date: Oct. 6, 7-9:30 p.m.
In, with a cheque payable to
The basic prlnclples of
financial and technical
Fee: $45
Selkirk College to the
watershed logging will be
assistance, what qual I fies as
Continuing Education office In
taught In this course. Falling, assessment work; mlnlng--types
NEW DENVER
your area. A registration form
of mines, miners' trade
ground skidding, alternate
Instructor:
Gary
Musi
I
Is located at the back of this
logging methods, block layout
requirements, roles of mines
Location:
Selkirk
Col
leg?
publication for your
and watershed protection are
Inspector; productlon--Comlnco
classroom
convenience.
emph_a s I zed.
requirements, bonuses, mllllng
Date: Oct. 5, 7-9:30 p.m.
vs. D.S O.; business of mining
Fee: $45
By Mall
Location: Nakusp, New Denver,
options, lease agreements,
Continuing Education office In
Slocan City or Kaslo
royalties, haul Ing, catwork and
KASLO
your area.
( depend Ing on student demand) mI I 11 ng agreements.
Instructor: Linda Linn
Date: TBA--Fa I I '82, one week
Location: Kaslo School
In Person
Location: New Denver or Kaslo
Date: Oct. 4, 7-9:30 p.m.
Visit the Continuing Education
(depending on student demand)
AIR !RAKES
Fee: $45
office In your area.
Date: TBA, Fall 1 82, 8 a.m.This Is a 24-hour -course to
LOO LOAOIJI;
present the theoretical aspects
4 p.m., one week
Note: Fees are due and payable
of dr I vi ng wIth an al r .brakes
This Malaspina College course
two weeks prior. to the Start Of
Ml(]{()FIDiE
system, and to prepare the
wlll be offered In the Upper
any course. You are not
student for the test given by
A complete llstlng of al I books
Lakes region If there Is
considered registered until
the Motor Vehicles Branch for
In the Selkirk College and
sufficient Interest. Practical
your cheque Is received In our
air brakes endorsement.
David Thompson University
training and application of
office.
Centre libraries Is available
safety principles are the
Location: Nakusp, New Denver,
on mlcrofl Im In the Nakusp and
Important factors taught In
Kaslo, Slocan City
this program. This Includes
Kas lo centres. Books may be
operatlonal methods, field
Date: TBA
ordered through Selkirk College
1YP I re; I and II
Fee:
$40
for any member of the
procedures,
rigging
and
Basic Typing I will Include
community.
Identifying the keyboard, touch mechanical maintenance of
SMALL RESORT M\NAGEMENT
method, vertlcal and horl zontal loaders.
SELKIRK RmAL PI.Ataflf(; QOURSE
Some
experience In resort
margins, and speed to 30 wpm.
Our
region has experienced
management
Is
a
prerequisite
Instructor:
TBA
Typing II wll I Include skit I
for
this
course.
Topics
wtlt
Location:
Nakusp,
New
Denver,
almost
no growth, and,•
bulldlng In speed and accuracy,
Include
flnanclal
management,
simultaneously,
rapid change.
Kaslo
or
Slocan
City
business letters, tables,
promotion
and
advertising,
(depending
on
student
demand)
Many
parts
of
our
region are
manuscripts, and word division.
staffing and recreation and
Date: TBA--Fal I '82, 8 a.m.planning to accommodate this
tourism potential. This oourse change. This course wlll
4 p.m., one week
NAKUSP
Is a must for the owners and
attempt to explain In simple
Instructor: Marl lyn Taylor
employees
of
resorts
In
the
TOWER
<R
SPAR
LOGGlr«;
terms "the planning process".
Location: Nakusp Secondary
Th
Is
course
w
11
I
lntrod
uce
the
West
Kootenay.
School Commerce Room
student to tower togging
Class
What Is planning?
Date: Oct. 12, 7-9:30 p.m.
equipment
and
procedures.
Location:
Kaslo
Class
Role
playing
II
Fee: $45
Date: Nov. 1 82, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Class II I Maps and dee! slon
High-lead rig-up, hand and
audible signals, wire ropes and
one week
making
NEW DENVER
safety
will
be
taught.
Class
IV
Polley
statements =
Instructor: Linda Harrington
community
value
Location: Lucerne School
Class
V
Zoning
Date: Oct. 12, 7-9:30 p.m.
Fee: $45

CONTINUING EDUCATION

I
This course can be offered
anywhere In the region to
municipal councils, services
organ I zat Ions, ·. Adv I sory
Planning Committees or to the
general public. Please contact
Linda Kenny at 265-4077
(Na~usp) or 358-7968 (New
Denver).

IRENE GBPTUN
Arrow Lakes Dance School

" Each time a man stands up for
an ideal, or acts to improve the lot
of others, or strikes out against
injustice, he sends forth a tiny
ripple of hope .. .and crossing each
other from a million different
centres of energy and daring those
ripples build a current that can
sweep down the mightiest walls of
oppression and resistance."
Robert F. Kennedy

DANCER:ISE NI:> IEROBICS F<R
ADULTS AtE TEENS
A program geared for people to
firm up and keep flt to music.
The ten-week course combines
the popular dancerclse rout!nes
and highlights from the fitness
course held In Kamloops In June
1 82. It's a lot of fun, It's
easy and It works to firm up
your body by creating muscles
to replace fat tissue. Added
benefits of the course--helps
to ease away tension and stress
and alleviate the feeling of
boredom as well as giving you
greater flexibility In your
whole body. Beginners are
welcome.

Note
* Grand for the· beg Inner who
has done very llttle exercise
but Is wllllng to give It a
try, also good as a refresher
for those who have previously
taken the course.
+ A review of the other class
but set at a faster pace to
really make those muscles work.
Some new material will also be
added for those classes that
wish It.
KEEP FIT
A program designed for men,
women and teens alike. ·The
10-week course will begin
geared to the beginner who
wants a good workout and will
work up to a faster pace. It's
a great way to but Id up muscles
and endurance; to he Ip
strengthen the card lo vascu Iar
system thereby giving your
heart and lungs a good workout;
and It helps to relieve stress
and tension.
EDGEWOOD
Location: Edgewood Hall
Date: Wed., 6-7 , p.m.
Fee: $25

NAKUSP
MODERN JAZZ f<R TEENS NI:>
Date: Tues.*, 8-9 p.m., Nakusp
ADULTS
Elementary School; Thurs.+,
A
10-week course designed
8-9 p.m., Nakusp Elementary
specifically
for teens and
School
adults
who
are
Interested In
Fee: $40, two sesslons/$25, one
obtaining
specl.flc.
dance
session/week
ski I ls. Emphasis wl 11 be plac'ed
on Jazz warmups to condition
BURTON
the body; specific movements:
Date: Mon.*, 9-10 a.m., Burton
leaps, spins, etc.;
Hall; Wed.+, 9-10 a.m.,
combinations putting specific
Burton Hal I
Fee: $40, two sesslons/$25, one moves together; choreography; a
dance routine set to music.
session/week
There wlll also be a section to
deal with ex.p loratlon of
FAUQUIER
theatre ski I ls, pantomime,
Date: Mon.*, 8:30-9:30 p.m.,
learning to create your own
Fauquier Hal I; Wed.+, 11
a.m.-noon, Fauquier Hall
dance story for a production. A
Fee: $40, two sesslons/$25, one small section wlll Include
session/week
stage makeup.
NEW DENVER
Date: Sat., 10-22 a.m., Lucerne
School Gym
Fee: $25 (10-week course)

Note: Children aged 11 to 12
that are experienced In dance
and wish to try out for this
class are welcome to come and
audition to see If they can
keep up.
NAKUSP
Date: Tues., 7-8 p.m., Nakusp
Elementary School
Fee: $25

SELK JRK COLLEGE NI:> LEGAL SERY ICES S>CI ETY PRESENT A
CONFERENCE CM e.c. FOREST ACT
This day-long conference In New Denver will include
presentations from three lndlvlduals with expertise In the
B.C. Forest Act--Garth Evans, Environmental Lawyer, Ken
Reid, Ministry of Forests and Dave Gyton, Forestry
Consultant.
Location: Selkirk College classroom, New Denver
Date: Sept. 25 or Oct. 2, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Fee: $10

KNOWLEDGE NETWORK
AN AGE OF ~CERTAINT'(tt
The basic Intent of this series Is to provide the student
with an lnterdlsclpllnary approach to understanding current
economic, social and pol ltlcal problems and to explore
their potential for solution through the framework of
modern economic history.
DESIGNIN; K>ME INTERl<RS*
An Introductory study of the basic principles of Interior
design appl led to planning residential Interiors that
satisfy Individual and family needs, values and lifestyles.
The course appeals to those planning their own home
environments; mob! le .homes, apartments, houses,
condominiums, etc.
INTRODUCTION 10 <DFUTERS*
The purpose ·of this course Is to provide a thorough
understanding of the principles of computing and to enable
computer users to work more effectively with data
processing personnel. It wlll also provide an excell.e nt
foundation for more advanced computer courses.
Utl>ERSTAN>lt«; ttJM.\N BEHAYIOOR*
This course Is an Introduction to psychology that
encourages understanding and appreciation of the scientific
approach to the study of human behaviour. It will survey
the physiological,. Intra-psychic and social behaviour,
sensation and perspective, motivation, learning and memory,
matu rat Ion and deve Iopment, · persona I Ity theory and
psychotherapy, and social psychology.
To register and receive your texts, study guide/materials,
tutors, call or write Community Education, Box 720, Nakusp,
265-4077 or Box 304, New Denver, 358-7968.
* These courses plus An Aging Population and Man's
Religious Quest will be offered In Burton and New Denver
th! s fa 11.
Broadcast schedules and detal led program guides are
aval Iable on request. Cal I 265-4077 (Nakusp) or 358-7968
(New·Denver).
· Ass I stance on

programs not I Isted above Is ava I Iab Ie.
Contact Marg Mahan, Knowledge Network Liaison Officer,
Selkirk College Tral I campus, 845 Victoria St., Tral I,
368-5236.

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CONTINUING EDUCATION

BURTON
Date: Mon., 5:30-6:30 p.m.,
Burton Hal I
Fee: $25
EDGEWOOD
Date: Wed., 7-8 p.m., Edgewood
Hal I
Fee : $25

VOCATIONAL
See page 49 for the
fol low Ing courses: logg Ing
air brakes, typing,
bookkeeping.

HUMAN SERVICES 175
INTERPERSONAL <XM41.IUCATIONS 11
This course emphasizes
developing Interpersonal skills
that could improve working
relatlonshlps--problem solving,
Interviewing and Intervention
techniques, conflict
resolution. Opportunities will
be available for practising
skills related to the work
setting. The potential for
personal growth will be an
added benefit.

MINISTRY OF KJMAN RESOURCES
SERVICES
The Ministry of Human Resources
otters a '"'Ide variety of
services; these programs and
their local a~pllcatlon wlll be
explalned. This Is Important
Information In these
economically hard times.

ADULT IMSIC IDUCATION (ABE)
If you left school at an early
Instructor: Mike Stewart
NEW DENVER
age, you can take upgrading
location:
TBA
Date: Sat., 11 a.m.-noon,
courses In our Adult Learning
Date: Mon., Oct. 18, 7-9 p.m.
Lucerne School Gym
Centre. This program Includes
Fee: Free
Fee: $35
basic readi ng, writing,
arithmetic and general science.
PEOPLE'S LAW &:HOOL--MCRTGAGES
location: Sel~lrk College
MODERN DANCE FCR OU LOREN
This flexible program will
AND MCRTGAGE RENEWALS
classroom
A ten-week course that's been
Improve your skllls at all
What a mortgage Is, types of
Date: Thurs., Oct. 7, 7-9 p.m.
popular with youngsters In the levels up to ar.ade 12 mortgages, how Interest Is
equlvalehcy.
5tarr
wnen
you
are
Fee: $50
area, teaching stage
ca·1.cu I ated, terms you shou Id
ready
and
work
at
your
own
presentation, pantomime, dance
know, appraisals, mortgage
speed.
For
more
Information
exercises, modern Jazz warmups,
BICYCLE MINTENANCE
renewals and refinancing.
call
the
Nakusp
office,
This Saturday morning workshop
theatre, Interpretive dance and
265-4077.
wI I I teach the bas I c
a choreographed dance. This
Location: Selkirk College
m.a lntenance and simple repairs
year /twill be divided Into
classroom
two aqe groups: little ones and UNEllf>LOYMENT. INFLATION Nm
on 10 speed bikes. Be sure to
Date:
Tues., Nov. 23, 7-9 p.m.
Jun 1ors.
DEPRESSION
bring your bike!
Fee:
Free
1930--Factory workers laid oft,
construction virtually stopped,
a) Llttle Ones
Instructor: TBA
STAINED GLASS WRKSOOP
banks no longer lent money,
Location: Selkirk College
Participants
will learn to cut
Instead
they
called
In
loans.
NAKUSP
classroom
glass
and
select
either copper
The
depression
was
a
downward
Date: Thurs., 5:30-6:30 p.m.,
Date: Sat., Oct. 2, 10 a.m.foll
or
lead
cane
to construct
sp
lral
and
there
was
nothing
to
Nakusp Elementary School
12:30 p.m.
a small panel. Emphasis will be
halt It.
Fee: $3
placed on acquiring the basic
1982--"We can do I lttle to
NEW DENVER
skills of the craft to allow
affect
the
present
economic
Date: Sat., 1:30-2:30 p.m.,
DAYTIME KEEP FIT
participants to proceed on
cl !mate" Minister of Finance.
Lucerne School Gym
This fitness class will enhance
their own fol lowing the
Fee: $25
your health, vital tty and
workshop. This course Is
This workshop Is a discussion
figure. Group childcare will be limited to ten students.
of depression and what It means provided It needed. Sign up
b) Juniors
Pre-registration Is required at
to the Individual.
early so that days of the week which .time a tools and
NAKUSP
can be arranged.
eq u I pment I I st wI I I be
Instructor: Janet Simpson-Cook
Date: Thurs., 7-8 p.m., Nakusp
provided.
Location: Selkirk College
Elementary School
Instructor: Peggy Katchen
classroom
Date: Oct. (TBA), 10:30-11:30
Instructor: Walter Frey
Date:
Sat., Oct. 9, 10 a.m.BURTON
a.m. (2 days/week), 20
Location:
Selkirk College
1 p.m.
Date: Mon., 4:30-5:30 p.m.,
sessions
classroom
Fee: $5
Burton Hal I
Fee: $25, one sess Ion/week,
Date: Oct. 30 and 31, 9 a.m.$35, two sessions/week
4 "P•m•
S.T.E.P. (SYSTE.TIC lRAININ;
FAUQUIER
Fee: $30 plus materials cost of
FOR
EFFECTIVE
PARENTIN;)
Date: Mon., 7:30-8:30 p.m.,
c.o.R.E. (KJNTER'S lRAININ';)
approximately $35
S.T.E.P. Is based on a
Fauquier Hall
The Conservation and Outdoor
philosophy of child training
Recreation Education course Is
which
has been found effective a provincial government course WOOOCUTTlt«; NI> OiAINSAW
EDGEWOOD
MAINTENANCE
Date: Wed., 3-4 p. m., Edgewood tor thousands of parents. Its
which Is compulsory tor all
This six-hour workshop will
method Is based on reading,
Hal I
hunters aged 18 years and under emphasize safety and
discussion and exercises that
a nd for a II th0 se app IYI ng tor ma I ntenance of cha I nsaws In the
put the principles and
NEW DENVER
their first licence. It covers morning session. The afternoon
Date: Sat., 9-10 a.m., Lucerne techn I ques Into practl ce • .
survival, game laws, wildlife
f I e Id tr I p wI I I Inc I ude Ioca I
School Gym
identification and firearms
f I rewood areas, spec I es
Instructor: Mike Leznlck
Fee: $25
safety, and Includes a
Identification and falling
Location: Fauquier School
pract1cal and written test.
techniques.
If you burn wood,
Note: If any two classes except Date: Tues., Oct. 19, 7-9 p.m.
this
course
Is essential.
the New Denver Modern Jazz
Fee: $20
Locat Ion : TBA
Class are taken In one tami ly,
Date: Oct. 4~7, 6-10 p.m.
Location: Selkirk College
the tee wl II be $40 tor the two
Fee: $15
classroom
classes.
Date: Sat., Oct. 2, 10 a.m. 5 p.m .
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AUENDS WITH YOUR
CAMERA
This three-hour workshop will
explain the basic workings of a
35 mm camera; types and speed
of f 11 m, aperture and shutter.
sett Ings and how to use them
creatively.
HOW TO M\KE

Instructor: Marg Tracy
Location: Selkirk College
classroom
Date: Wed., Oct. 20, 7-10 p.m.
Fee: $5

PEOPLE'S LAW SDIJOL-UNEWLOYMENT INSmANCE
Who Is eligible, types of
benefits, how, when and where
to get benef Its,
dlsentltlement, job search
records, Interviews, appeals,
how to avoid problems.

PEOPLE'S LAW S:HOOL-FEDERAL
BENEFIT PROGRAMS Fffl SENICRS
Old Age Security Pension,
Guaranteed Income Supplement,
Canada Pension Plan, War
Veterans' Allowance,
Unemployment Insurance.
Location: Selkirk College
classroom
Date: Thurs., Nov. 16, 7-9 p.m.
Fee: Free
MUSI-ROOM IDENTI FICAT I ON

An extensive col lectlon of
s Ii des on Fri day even Ing and a
field trip the fol lowing
Saturday wI 11 teach you to
Identify the many varieties of
edible and poisonous mushrooms.
Bring mushrooms for
identification.

S.T.E.P. (SYSTEMATIC lRAINlf<G
FCR EFFECTIVE PARENTIN3)
S.T.E.P. Is based on a
ph I losophy of ch I Id tra In Ing
which has been found effective
for thousands of parents. Its
method is based on reading,
discussion and exercises that
put the principles and
techniques Into practice.
Instructor: Jane Daigle
Location: Selkirk College
classroom
Date: Tues., Oct. 12, 7-9 p.m.
Fee: $20

DREAM IDU<SHOP
Your dreams are a message from
yourself to yourself. This
workshop will enable you to
explore these messages and help
you to. make more creative
choices In your life. Wear
comfortable clothes, bring a
pl I low (to sit on) and your
drea_ms. Maximum enrolment 10.
Instructor: Eveline van Ginkel
Location: Sefklrk College
classroom
Date: Sat., Oct. 9-Nov. 26,
11 a.m.-1 p.m.
Fee : $15

HCRSE~NSHIP
Beginners: tack and equipment,
horse anatomy and psychology,
beginning riding control, rules VOCATIONAL
See page 49 for the
of the road and safety.
fol lowing courses: logging,
Intermediate: basic animal
mining, bookkeeping and typing.
health, maintenance of hooves,
Instructor: Doug McBride
common al lments, trail safety
Location: Selklr.k College
Location: Selkirk College
classroom
and procedures, beginning horse S.T.E.P. (SYSTEMATIC lRAINltG
classroom
Date: Thurs., Oct. 21, 7-9 p.m. Date: Oct. 15 and 16, 7:30-9:30 gent I Ing and training trick
FCR EFFECTIVE PARENTIN3)
horses.
p.m. (Fri.), 10 a.m.-4 p.m.
Fee: Free
S.T.E.P. Is based on a
(Sat.)
philosophy of child training
Instructor: Bob Richards
Fee: $10
METRICS
which has been found effective
Location: Blue Sky Ranch, Red
This workshop will teach
for thousands of parents. Its
Mountain Road
practical metric ideas; e.g. an Et«;LISH 203 CANADIAN
method is based on reading,
Dates.: Oct. 9, 16, 23, and 30,
LITERATURE 11
arm's length compared to a
discussion and exercises that
This
credit
course
Is
a
study
8 a.m.-noon (beginners),
meter, an orange Is how many
put the principles and
1-5 p.m. (Intermediate)
of contemporary poetry, prose
grams. Fol lowing the
techniques Into practice.
Fee: $25
Instruction, students will form and drama. Who are the
contemporary Canadian writers
small groups for games and
COWUTER CONCEPTS
Location: Wlnlaw School
and what are they saying?
contests using metric theory.
This Is an Introductory course Date: Oct. 5-Nov. 30, 7-9 p.m.
to personal computing. A TRS-80 Fee: $20
Location: Selkirk College
Instructor: Doug Forbes
Colour Computer and student
classroom
Location: Selkirk College
SLOCAN VALLEY llREADS GU I LO
manual are provided to each
Date: Tues., Oct. 5, 7-9 p.m.
classroom
Slocan Valley Threads Guild
student for three weeks.
Fee: $50
Date: Sat., Oct. 16, 1-4 p.m.
wI II be offer Ing fa II and
Weekend sessions with the
Fee: $3
winter
classes. We employ
· instructor will provide
llEWLOYMENT, I NFL.AT I ON ml
wet
I-educated
teachers and
additional Information.
DEPRESSION
provide a stimulating centre
1930--Factory workers laid off; Instructor: Cliff Faulkner
for classes and studio time.
VOCATIONAL
construction virtually stopped; Location: Selklr~ College
Classes and workshops offered
See page 49 for the
banks no longer lent money
are for beginner and advanced
classroom
fol lowing courses: logging,
Instead they called In loans.
students.
Classes Include:
Date: Oct-. 4-22, TBA
mining, air brakes,
The depression was a downward
spinning,
dyeing,
batik,
Fee: $75
bookkeeping, typing.
spiral and there was nothing to
quilting, silk screen, pattern
halt It.
woa>WCR<tt«;
drafting, weaving, basket
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION (ABE)
1982--"We can do I lttle to
Begln~ers and advanced students weaving and _tapestry. Students
If you left school at an early affect the present economic
wt 11 be taught basic ski I ls and wt 11 experiment with cotton,
age, you can take upgrading
cl lmate" Minister of Finance.
silk and wool. Most equipment
power tool operations In this
courses In our Adult Learning
Is aval fable on a
course--brlng your project or
Centre. This program Includes This workshop is a discussion
month-to-month
lease basis.
start a new one.
basic reading, writing,
of depression and what It means
Classes will begin
arithmetic and general science. to the Individual.
mid-September. Please call
Instructor: Cliff Faulkner
This flexible program wt 11
Location: Lucerne School--Shop Slocan Valley Threads Guild at
Instructor: Janet Simpson-Cook
Improve your ski I ls at al I
355-2540 or Selkirk College at
Date : Oct. 7-16, 7-10 p.m.
levels up to grade 12
Location: Selkirk College
355-2479 for furth,e r
Fee: $40
equlvalency. Start when you
classroom
I nformatlon.
are ready and work at your own Date: Sat., Oct. 2, 10 a.m.speed. For more Information
1 p.m.
call the New Denver office,
Fee: $5
358-7968.

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W()(l)WOOKll'f;
Bring your project or start a
new one--the Instructor will
give advice and teach the use
of power too Is.

POOTFOLIO ~11'1;
This workshop will focus on
three aspects of porfo I lo
planning for artists and
craftspeople: photography--how
to take slides that adequately
represent your work; resume
Instructor: Michael Magnuson
Location: W.E. Graham Secondary preparatlon--how and what
Information Is presented;
School Shop
promotlon--the use of a
Date: Tues., Oct. 5, 7-9 p.m.
portfolto In sales and
Fee: $2.50/sesslon
marketing. Please call If you
FRENat COOKlt«;/fRENat 1..NOJM;E are ·1 nterested so dates and
Instructors can be arranged.
This cooking course will
Include recipes with
Engl !sh/French vocabulary. Food PEOPLE'S UlW S:HOOL-TAX
PLANNll'f; FOO SELF-EJf>LOYED
preparation, etiquette and
Reporting Income, deductions,
language will be taught. The
f Isea I per I od and year end,
best part Is eating the
books and records, legal and
delicious food at the end of
tax consequences of various
each sess I on.
business structures.
Instructor: Madeleine Perrier
Location: W.E. Graham Secondary Location: Winlaw School
School, Home Economics Room
Date: Tues., Nov. 23, 7-9 p.m.
Date: Thurs., Oct. 21, 7-9 p.m. Fee: Free
Fee: $15
MINEROLOGY-A PROSPECTOO'S
OOURSE
The district geologist will
show you how to i dent I fy
valuable mlnerals. More than
100 rock samples are provided
and participants wlll be able
to write a test that Is one of
the requirements for the
provincial prospector's
grubstake grant. This course
requires 25 participants so
sign up early.

VOCATIONAl.

Instructor: Brian Noga
Location: Selkirk College
classroom
Date: Wed., Oct. 13, 7-9 p.m.
Fee: $2.50
Watch for fall flyer of
addltlonal Selkirk College
courses which may Include:
tarot, numerology and
astrology, sal ling, boat
repair, dance--Jazzerclse,
ballet, tapdancing and , modern
dance~ welding and mechanics.

fol lowing courses: logging,
typing, mining, bookkeeping.

ART IN B>UCATION--EMILY CARR
COLLEGE OF NU
This 2-day workshop wtll
Include a lecture, "Chi ldren 1 s
Development as a Basis for a
Creatl ve Way of Lt fe" and
audto-vtsual presentations of
Children's Art. The Instructor,
Tom Hudson, Is Dean of the
Em! ly Carr Col i'ege of Art and
has worl<ed as an
artist-educator In Europe,
Turkey, North and South
America.
Instructor: Tom Hudson
Location: Langham Cultural
Centre
Date: Oct. 9 and 10, 9 a.m.-4
p.m.
Fee: $30

LAN3HAM ClJLTmAL CENTRE <XJURSES
PEOPLE'S UlW S:HDOL-LAW FOO
SMALL BOAT OWNERS
Purchasing/selling a vessel,
mortgages, Insurance, operation
of a vessel, I lab! I !ties of
vessel'owners, government
services.

DRAWlt«;
Innovative approach to drawing
technique with emphasis .on the
human form. Students will be
taught to develop their skit t
and sensitivity In drawing.

Location: Selkirk College
classroom
Date: Wed., Oct. 27, 7-9 p.m.
Fee: Free

Instructor: John Cooper
Location: Langham Cultural
Centre
Date: Sept. 13, 7-9 p.m.
Fee: TBA

See page 49 for the

ADULT BASIC B>UCATION (ABE)
If you left school at an early
age, you can take upgrading
courses In our Adult Lea~nlng
Centre. This program Includes
basic reading, writing,
arithmetic and general science.
This flexible program will
Instructor: George Addie
Improve your skills at alt
Location: W.E. Graham Secondary levels up to grade 12
School
equlvatency. Start when you are
Date: Oct. 5, 6 and 7, 7-10
ready and work at your own
·speed. For more In format Ion
p.m.
Fee: $15
call the Kaslo office,
353-2618.
BASIC CABINET MNCIN3
This course wlll teach basic
COWUTER a>NCEPTS
design and construction of
This Is an Introductory course
cabinets. This Includes
to personal computing. A TRS-80
matertal selection, machining
Colour Computer and student
techniques, correct layout,
manual are provided to each
choice of fittings, etc.
student for three weeks.
Weekend sessions with the
Instructor: Roger Taylor
Instructor wlll provide
Location: W.E. Graham Secondary additional Information.
School
Date: Nov. 4-Dec. 2, 7-10 p.m.
Instructor: Cliff Faulkner
Fee: $20
Location: Selkirk College
classroom
Date: Oct. 25-Nov. 12, TBA
For more Information about Continuing
Education offerings In the Upper Lakes
Fee: $75
District, contact our officials located In
Nakusp (265-4077), New Denver
(358-7968), or Kaslo (352-2618), or write
to Continuing Education, Box 720,
Nakusp, B.C.

HOUSE INSURANCE ~SHOP
Th Is course w111 educate you to
all aspects of home Insurance.
Topics will Include content
value, pol Icy terminology, use
of deductibles, best value for
premium dollar.

MElRICS
This workshop wilt teach
practtcal metric Ideas; e.g. an
arm's length compared to a
meter, an orange Is how many
grams. Fol !owing the
t nstruct ton, students w111 form
small groups for games and
contests using metric theory.
Instructor: Doug Forbes
Locat Ion: Set krrk Co I t ege
classroom
Date: Sat., Oct. 23, 1-4 p.m.
Fee: $3

PHOTOGRAPHY: INTERMEDIATE
This course Is for those with a
basic grasp of photographic
techniques who wish to develop
their skill and style. There Is
a pcsslbiltty of fteld trips
for both beg t nners and
intermediates.
Instructor: Gordon Brown
Location: Langham Cultural
Centre
Da te: Oct. 16, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.,
(two weekend workshop); Oct.
21, 7-9 p.m. (six week
course)
Fee: TBA

PHOTOGRAPHY: BEGINNERS
This course is for the complete
beginner. How to use the
camera, basic processing and
printing techniques and use of
the darkroom. Especially with
younger people in mind.
Instructor: Gordon Brown
Location: Langham Cultural
Centre
Date: Oct. 2, 10 a.m.-4 p.m.,
(two weekend workshop); Oct.
11, 4-6 p.m. (six week
course)
Fee: TBA

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STAINED GLASS

An Introduction to the beauty
and posslbllltles of working
with glass. This course will
teach the basic construction
techniques of stained and
etched g Iass.
Instructor: Pat James
Location: Langham Cultural
Centre
Date: Sept. 25 and 26, 10 a.m.
4 p.m., (weekend workshop);
Sept. 29, 7-9 p.m. (five week
course)
Fee: TBA

CERAMICS NE INTRODUCTION 10
RAKU
Explorations In ceramics with
guidance from a well-known
local artist. Particular
emphasis on sculptural form. An
exciting part of the course
will be an Introduction to the
ancient -oriental art of Raku.
Instructor: Ed Baml I Ing
Location: Langham Cultural
Centre
Date: Sept. 11 and 12,
10 a.m.-4 p.m. (weekend
workshop); Sept. 14,
7-9 p.m.(flve week course)
Fee: TBA

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Selkirk College
Box 1200
Castlegar, B.C., Canada
Editor: Penny Freno-Link
Production: Pigweed Press Ltd.
Printed by: Comox District Free Press, Courtenay, B.C.
Photo Credits: Ron Woodward, Sally Kopecky
Jim Ford, Ken Casakoff
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NOTE: Please follow the registration procedures outlined by the Continuing Education centre where you plan to at-

tend classes. Details appear in sections (by centre location) in this publication. For example, if you plan to take a ·
course in Castlegar, consult the Continuing Education - Castlegar section of this publtcation.
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POSTAL CODE: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
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-------------------------------- ,,,,..~------------- -----------------Nelson

Salmo

Trail

Slocan Valley

David Thompson University Centre
820 - 10th Street
Nelson, B.C ... . .. . ........ 352-2241

Adult Learning Centre
Box 999
301 - 4 Street (office)
Salmo, B.C ........... . . .. 357-2017

Selkirk College Trail Campus
845 Victoria Street
Trail, B.C .. . .............. 368-5236

Selkirk College
Site 12, C-2, R.R. #1
Crescent Valley, B.C ...... 359-7564

Selkirk College Rosemont Campus
20001 Silver King Road
Nelson, B.C ............... 352-6601
School District No. 7 (Nelson)
Selkirk College Rosemont Campus
2001 Silver King Road
Nelson, B.C ..... .. ........ 352-7957
.............. 352-6601

Castlegar
Selkirk College Castlegar Campus
Box 1200
Castlegar, B.C ............ 365-7292
Toll Free . . ............... 352-3010

Adult Learning Centre
Selkirk College Rosemont Campus
2001 Silver King Road
Nelson, B.C ............... 352-6601

School Dtstrict #11
Continuing Education Services
207 Columbia Avenue
Trail, B.C . . ..... . ......... 368-6434

Grand Forks
Selkirk College
340 S.E. 2nd Avenue
Grand Forks, B.C .......... 442-2704

Upper Lakes District
Nk
a usp, New Denver, KasIo
Selkirk College
Box 720
Nakusp, B.C .............. 265-4077
New Denver ..... . ........ 358-7968
Kasie .................... 353-2618

Kettle Valley
Selkirk College
Boundary Central Secondary School
Midway, B.C .............. 449-2224

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