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tables are layered in a three-
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recipes are fro:
Haney Inn Tatetnational
Cook Book, a collection of
chef's specialties from inns
all over the world.

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Law Courses are Availabie

You can now learn’ your
legal rights by attending one or
more short evening programs
given by qualified lawyers,
Each course consists of two
evenings and there will be
plenty of time for questions,

Courses will be available in
Castlegar, Nelson and Trail,
with free admission, There will
be five of these short courses,
namely: wills and estates, fam-
ily law, small claims, real estate
transactions, and criminal law.

‘These courses were devel-
oped for the West Kootenay by
the Vancouver People’s Law
School, local lawyers, and Sel-
kirk College. The Vancouver
People's Law School's free law
courses have been so popular in
Vancouver that they have now
been extended to other arens of
the province,

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Topics discussed in the
course in family law will include
marriage law, matrimonial pro-
perty law, separation agree-
ments, maintenance, custody of
children, and divorce grounds.

The course on wills and
estates will deal with the
reasons for having a will,
essential characteristics of a
will, what to do when a family
member dies, probating the
estate, succession duties, and
the Canada Pension Plan.

‘The course on small claims

will deal with the civil and.
mall

criminal courts, starting

claims court action, serving the
writ, preparing for the hearing,
the hearing, and enforcing the
order.

The real estate course will
cover buying and selling a
house, the real estate agent,
signing the interim agreement,
financing and purchase, the
mortgage, the deed, property
taxes and fire insurance, gov-
ernment grants and mortgages,
the closing, and taking posses-
sion.

‘The program on criminal
law will deal with criminal
courts, police powers, search
and seizure, arrest and bail,
securing a lawyer, preparing

Vancouver Lawyer Penny Bain

has recently been working with,

Selkirk College and local law-
yers to develop free law
courses for West Kootenay
residents,

for trial, the trial, sentencing,
and appeals.

Further information may
be obtained by phoning Selkirk
College in Castlegar at 965-
7292; Nelson School District
No, 7 at 352-7957; or Trail
School District No. 11 at
364-6434.

Studded Tires Up Front?
Required on Rear as Well

Studded tires can be legal-
ly used in British Columbia
from Oct. 1, 1975 to April 30,

Section 19,03 (3) of the
Motor-vehicle Act Regulations
requires studded rear tires on
the vehicle if studded: front
tires are used With the greater
percentage of brake force ex-
erted by the front wheels, this

creates a frontal pivot, allowing
the rear of the vehicle to swing
to the side uncontrollably,
hence the logic of requiring
studded tires on the rear if
studs are used on the front
wheels.

However, a vehicle may be
equipped with studded rear
tires without the necessity of
studded front tires.

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The Scene at...
KINNAIRD JUNIOR

SECONDARY SCHOOL

Canadians are a hardy
bunch—especially students,
‘There is something about our
winters that toughens the
spirit.

We are—what's the word?
—"resilient.” We bounce back
from defeat raring to go again.

Tt was that way with our
ski club, Twice, in two conse-
cutive Weeks, they got a real
chop to the jaws.

Something or other went
wrong with the ski-tow equip-
ment and our students lost two
evenings on the slopes...
They're still eheerfill

s 68

Speaking of Guateess:
two things come to mind:

Firat, the general health of
KJSS students. Did you know
that we have a very low
absentee rate for a school this
size? Well, we do, Those absent
sre mostly the same few, over
and over again.

Second, the way we look at
failure. We don't hide from it.
We use it. It's stupid to be
ashamed if you can't do some-
thing right!

Either it's just beyond
your powers (like trying to high
jump six feet two inches), or
else you're doing something
wrong that could be corrected
(like spelling deceive "de-
clove").

. 8

The crochet club is a good
example of learning from mis-
takes, Our display case fs full of
work the girls have done in just.
a few weeks. i

And every bit of it is a
result of initial efforts, mis-
takes’ and corrections. When
you look at the work and realize
that it was all -done by
beginners, you can be really

This ‘would remind you | to
put “scien" in the middle of the
word, and the “I” would remind
yes to val nee ending with an

Nae not the best way of
learning, by a long:shot, but
once in a while it helps,

eee

In the interest of science,
we are going to unload a
spelling jingle on you that you
will never be able to forget, try
aa hard as you will! “If you fry
your friend, that's the endl"

Horrible, isn't it?.. . But
you're hooked!I _

Kaslo Woman
Is Charged
In Accident

A two-vehicle collision Jan,
20 by the Castlegar Golf Course
road has resulted in a Kaslo
woman being charged with
failing to drive safely passing
‘on the loft,

Charged is Isobel D, Was-
sick, She was driving a 1972
Datsun which sustained an
estimated $300 damage. The
car is reported to have pulled
out to pass a 1975 pickup which
was making a left turn at the
intersection.

The pickup, driven by Fred
E. Wendish of Castlegar; sus-
tained an estimated $150 dam-
age. No injuries have been
reported.

CASTLEGAR NEWS, Thurs

day, January 29, 1976

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In English’ classes these
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Jean Davie is our SSS
announcer (School Spelling
Sample), and is doing a first-
rate job. The first winner was
Melissa Perehudoff on “occur-
rence." *

Last week most of the
school struck out on “conscien-
tious,” but Wendy Nixon sur-
vived to become the winner of
the second draw.

« 8 8

Everybody. is asking us
where we got those early
pussy-willows! Two people
know—Nick Chernoff and Dar-
rel Bagg. Both are very good at
keeping secrets and if they
don't tell you, it’s because they
think every school is entitled to
at least one puzzler. Right?

We'll tell you one thing,
though. These particular pussy-
willows always bloom by Jan.
15, and have for years and
years.

8

More survey results:

Our favorite TV program
is “Happy Days,” followed by
“Welcome Back, Kotter.”

Our ‘favorite singer is
Elton John (by a country mile).

Our favorite song is “Love
Will Keep Us Together.”

Groan if you want to, but it
just widens the generation gap!

e 8 6

If you practiced mnemon-
ics (memory training), you
would learn to spell “conscien-
tious” something like this: “I
am a conscientious student, I
never cheat at science.”

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