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“drawings, diagrams and: charts,’ relates every. aspect of
man’ performance against himself and others in the national
world; and also describes the equipment, courses and fields
neoded for the sports. So if you've had arguments on how
men and women compare 'in'speed, strength and endurance, .
“on the difference between judo, karate and aikido or you've"
placed bets on which goes a golf ball or an arrow —
‘ el e.were a aC Id ye: 7 Lake & * this‘ book will solve all! ae
*. Suve fuel dollar’. tebe { ‘ ‘ , ae oe wes ae & "The! Golden Era of classic “Hollywood movies’ is
we * Bult, ct slat a a : _ woman y Pm or Py i 1A e i celebrated in Those Glorious Glamor Years by Margaret J.
9 ig i a8. leg pans ‘ well, ‘we had breakfast; the! 1 th i Bailey. In hundreds of photographs she displays the art of
: : the designers who created the ‘lavish, beautiful. costumes
‘ ‘whieh dazzled movie goers in the 90's. Glamor was the
4 F 7 Benes b 7 cee rogram). were 4 “s : 3 ata: Y 4 keyword for stars in those years and the studios spared no
* 6”’, Ta and ara 4 : ok ; et : Phe EE : Be, 2 altoge NINE MONTH COURSE ing woter was {expense on costumes and gowns to enhance the attractions
other sizes on é : ; : book Uisiest ces) ; ; 3 : . SS : cultur t'and ‘appropria D : he was a elathes : . <an ice-cold creek which was also’ their bathtub - of idols such as Ginger ‘Rogers, Marlene Dietrich, Jean
oe : OS CE 965 : stir want: we could: : i Shae Id ‘ : Harlow ‘and the kei)
: z illiam F. Buckley ‘was not content to say he'd sailed -
t ta oo se ae tat do our fale hare of the tag AUantica he had to try it again. His account of this
workload, no co-habitation, and no hiking.” After a second . voyage. Atlantic High equals the triumph of
Reh cis et ies ae a eandwich, We verbal and written warning any violator was sent home. Alrborpe, the story of his first attempt, These narratives are
, shell i Robyn has ‘been raised between, Castlegar’ and ‘a a client for sailors.and non-sailors alike as the author's
Vancouver. She graduated ‘from Stanley, Humphries in’. wit, irony and tenderness and his:love and respect
1980 and-now lives here with her grandparents;- Harold ~ forthe coun pte tie inagnaion tnd mae ws wi we
‘cand: Maureen Merrifield, two very open and: friendly ..#§ were there with him.’
2 people. She has attended one year in the Social Services Return Auschwite by Kitty Hart is the remarkable ¢
t Selkirk College, and Selkirk vocational school story of a young Polish girl who survived the Holocaust and
returned to Auschwitz to film an award-winning documen-
tary fee television. She describes the day-to-day struggle for
survival in. the camp, the crippling slave labor and the
be ot aoe we Sie =. constant hunger in harrowing detail; She and her mother
managed tolive through it by a combination of courage, good: -
luck and a fierce determination not to eubmit in their minds
ps to the enemy.
Judith Guest, author of Ordinary People, has written a
“ke teaches you how to accept yourself and how to accept
* others.”.She also‘has been instrumental in getting ‘the second novel. dealing with the turmoil of family’
Castlegar: Youth Cia Club off the: ground. relationships. Secead Heaven deals with the lives of three
z u People —- adivorced faiher. otro children, his Soman friend
‘always picbreasiai around,” from running to the aoaegee ( ivorced) and the troubled teenager given shelter by
News with an ad for the Volunteer Exchange to running {he women after bis own family have, titened against him.
o > 2 ‘ to the radio station with another ad, to running to meet votees of ‘The Clan of the Cave Bear have been
4 : i A \ ~ Pend’ . aiting for the next novel in the Earthchildren saga by Jean
Jjonal technical course with j. f sy i aero Y with someone ‘about something. walle. ga by
kcal Instructor Barb Rutherford, : . os f i 8 . HS . . -M. Auel. The Valley of the Horses uses the same ‘unforget-
Frig Now. 10 . i i She also lives ‘sports and'is'an active. swimmer,
OP: jogger. cells. ‘and tennis‘player. “You'll never find me

valley with a Berd ‘of /horaes,.: she/ discovers a. unique
friendship with animals and is thrown into confusion by her
about read!

Daten “a zs) her living vow she baby alavand the fj frst encounter with « young man, the first of the Others

* day I visited she had three or four whocomein — She's ever seen.
toes Ter reusiea tates ine tines oeieee ead xe Proanises by Catherine Gaakin is a saga of a woman's
‘ brother, all living in Vancouver. promise ‘and passion, tragedy’ and triumph. The scene .
fi ‘And ‘if she ‘could,: she'd..do. Katimavik again. “I § sweeps from the agonies of World War I to the Jazz Age that
learned bo much, People are so different.’ You'learn to’ followed.- Parties ‘and the ‘rich ::life of Long. Island: are
accept others. But you have to be willing to work.” contrasted ‘with’ the. severity’ ‘and ‘bitterness of the.
‘ i B ‘ Depression as the heroine works her way. through tragedy"
-and disaster to an unexpected triumph and new ‘destiny.