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hone 365-7266

© FOR RENT

LARGE ROOM WITH BA-
th, private entrance. kitch-
én privileges, Ph. 365-8: sae

i

© FOR RENT

MOBILE HOME SPACE 0!
acre lot in| Taghum. .
Nelson Spee

SMALL HOUSE AT OOTIS-
chenia, Ph. 365-5843 after

6 pm.

TRAILER SPACE IN OOT-
ischenia. Privately owned,
Ph. 365-6630. 337
ONE BEDROOM  BASE-
ment suite, Ideal for couple,
Ph, 365-5216, 337
LARGE ONE - BEDROOM
apt. Furnished and newly
redecorated, Suitable for
young couple. Ph. 365-3052,
3-BDRM. HOUSE AT TAR-
rys, Available nmediately.
Ph, Tarrys 399-4436.

2 BDRM. 10" X 50" TRAM
er. Located nt Haspherry

able

FURNISHED 2 BEDROOM Village. Ph. 365
cottage. Near College. Ad-

tits only. N
aU only: No pets Bh. 565° te, Ph, 365-5082.

PATER SPACE AVAIL 12 X 60 TRAILER, NEAR
in Robson, Ph, 365- river on lower China Creek

Road (Genelle) Ph. 693-2318
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HIPWELL REALTY

PHONE: 365-7514 —
Evenings Phone
J. F. HIPWELL .
BJORN EDBLAD .................6
IRENE MASSON .......0..00. 0.

HOSPITAL DISTRICT

Solve the large family space problem in this
1480 sq. ft. 4-bedroom home on Oak St. 2 fire-
places, 2 baths, part finished family rm. Located
close to school and arena in a most desirable
neighborhood, $29,500.

WILLOW STREET DELUXE

If you like the very best, this 3-odrm. 2
level hone is finished by master craftsmen. De-
luxe cabinets, carpets, built-ins and fireplaces,

Hot water heating, Self,contained, 2 bdrm. :rental ..

suite at $130 per. mo. Very central. $38,000,

WHY PAY RENT?

When you can purchase this two bedroom
home for only $10,700. Completely renovated and
redecorated, New bath, new flooring, new double
s/s kitchen sink, inside and outside repainted,
full basement. Convenient Castlegar location,

FOUR BEDROOMS IN KINBERRY HTS.

1717 - 9ih Avenue, Kinnaird, A very attrac:
tive modern family home, completely finished wp
and down, including four bedrooms, two
family room with fireplace, and utility room,
Nicely landscaped. Good garden. Hurry! This one
won't last long at $29,800.

KINNAIRD BENCH

808 - 10th Avenue. This is a most desirable
location. Good size treed lot. Recently redecorated
home. 2 bedrooms, large kitchen and dining roam.
W/W in living room. Extra large bedroom down
plus rumpus room, Separate garage. Priced at
$19,500.

1509 - Sth AVENUE, KINNAIRD
di ion, 2 bedi home on

large lot. Very nicely kept, good size utility room. —

Carport and fruit trees. Asking $16,000.

5.2 ACRES OF PARADISE

Aitention Value Seekers! 1'/2-storey home in
prime Kinnaird location. Solid brick structure with
bright white gables, 4 bedrooms, carpeted living-
room, dining room and modern kitchen, Rented
suite downstairs. Separate garage, outside covered
patio, storage shed and old log building on pro-
perty. Many fruit trees, garden and the most
beautiful landscaping you could ever find.

COUNTRY HOME AT BRILLIANT

Here it is!! Deluxe rural living on 2/3 acre
with extra trailer hook-up. Lovely split level home,
3 bdems. and special features. Dream kitchen.

living | room fireplace. v2 baths, garage and.

Some minor finist $33,500.

ROBSON TOWNSITE

3 bdrm., full bsmt., plaster and stucco, on
corner lot. A well-kept family home just listed.
Dining area, kitchen nook, ample closets and cab-
inets, central hall, Good treed, play yard. $18,500.

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS — 3 BDRM,

Economy package for starting family. Neat
and tidv. Fenced yard. 3 bedroorns on one floor.
Altached garage. Gas heating. All for only
$13,900.

DEER PARK

Choice location lake frontage. 2 lots, each
50 x 150, For permanent or summer home.
$10,500 for both with 1/3 down, or $10,000
Cash,

THINKING OF SELLING!

FOR FAST ACTION AND QUICK RESULTS
UST YOUR PROPERTY WITH

336
FURNISHED 3-ROOM ae

© FOR RENT
LARGE MOBILE HOME
Space in Genelle Area Ph.
}3-2318, tin 33
2°& 3 BEDROOM SUITES

for rent. Full basement.
Ph, 365-5145 or 365-3023,
tin oe

FURNISHED SUITES, REA:

sonable rates. By week ‘or
month, Ap pply ly Twin Rivers
Motel or Ph, canon or
365-7744. in 33
ROOMS BY THE ay.
week or month, Available.
Reasonable rates. Ph. 365-
7474, tin 34

@ MISC. for SALE

GARAGE SALE
Entire neighborhood has
hundreds of items for sale.
900 - llth Ave., Kinnaird.
Sept. 15, 16 & 17. 9 am. to
6 pm.

BOY'S SIZE 3 SKATES,
Girl’s size 2 figure skates,
Speed Queen Auto Washer,
c/w suds saver, needs re-
pairs, Ph. 365-5421

Piano TUNING & Repair
Mow & Used Pianos

Keld’s Piano & Organ Co.
Phone 365-3644

USED KELLY SPRINGFIE-
ld belted ata studded
tires. Ph, 365-7046.

TRAV L-MATE CAMPER
Deluxe from $1,595. Trav
L-Mate Hunter Camper fr-
om $750. Crossroads Datsun
Sales. Ph. 365-7208.

CAKES - CAKES - CAKES
Wedding and novelty cake
decoration. Supplies. Ph. K.
Varabioff 365-6547. 336
PHILCO ELECTRIC RAN-
ge. Standard 30” size. Large
rene eee sonaition
Ph. 365-7628,

SERRE PEARS AT oa
ansen's, 2 miles east of Har-
rop. Ph. 229-4637. 236
T GIRUS AND 1 BOY'S ST-
andard bicycle, $17 each.
Ph. 365-6300. 336
18 FT. FIBREGLASS BOAT.
165 MereCruiser with trail-

er. Many extras, Ph, 363-
+ 357

( Teeaeor eee 2 336:

- LAMMOND ‘ORGAN.

|. LIKE
new. Ph, 365-3578. 336
TENNESSEE AROMATIC
Cedar Chests. Artistically
designed. Can enrich every
bride’s fondest dreams, at
Mayflower Service, Slocan
Park. tin 34

“('m willing to be reasonable
Higgins, but you're asking
for money!”

@ MISC. for SALE

TIRED OF PADDLING
your own Canve, Keystone
Canoe Outboards 1% HP,
weight 11 Ibs,

0 1
Koystons 3 speed MINI-

gular $331, Spec-
jal $205, "Crossroads Datsun
Sales, Ph. 365-7208. 337

JR. BOY'S CCM BIKE,
World Book cyclo-teacher
(teaching aid) Ph. Rhaead

7

13 INCLHi MAG WHEELS,
Fits Datsun or Toyota, 4
stud. Ph, 365-5527. 337
JELINEK WHITE FIGURE
skates, size 12, Used only
twice. Cost $18 new, will
sell for $12. Also, white
figure skates, size 12, Used
six weeks. Half price, only
$8.50. Ph. 365-5834. 33
HALL, WEDDING & CAR
decorations, center pieces
ele. for sale. Silver Birch
Adult ity Center. Ph.
365-3134, 33
USED STOVE $20. REFRI-
geralor $50. Ph. Rosca

1 PORTABLE COMPRES-
sor, 1 paper cutter, 1 mo-
tor panel, formex wire, mo-
tor switches and parts, cap-
acitors, 1 small acetylene
tank, small motors, 3 phafe
motors, Ph, eral 364-2034
after_5.30 33'
Litt LisusEi

Glider Bicycle $25.

54" BED Witit SPRING
and mattress; 2 day-niter
couches; one spring-lype
convertible ceuuet, Ph. 365-

4 +

DOUBL

Trailer. Ph. 365-5939.
TENT TRAILER, SLEEPS 5.
Storage area. $250. Ph. ae
can 355-2495.

© MISC. for SALE

4 YEAR PART QUARTER
Horse, part appaloosa with
saddle. Ph. Winlaw 226-' et

24 FP. LONE STAR ALUM-
* Inuin boat. Head, stove, ele-
ctrie fridge, Sleeps six. Fly-
ing bridge, 165 hp Mere-
Cruiser, inboard outboard,
E-Z Load Trailer, electric
brakes, Price $5,700. 19 ft.
Crestling Onlurgjaum boat.
Full top, side curtains, 120
hp OMC inboard

© MOBILE HOMES

© VEHICLES © WANTED -

2 BEDROOM SAFEWAY
Trailer 10’ X 48’, partly
furnished, Ph, 365-6914 or
151 E 100th Street, Blue-
berry. 337

1974 PROWLER TRAVEL
TRAILERS

Trailer now on display at
MIKES MOBILE HOMES

LTo.
1685 COLUMBIA AVE.
CASTLEGAR, a

tandem trailer $3,700.
ft. aluminum cartop $200,
11 ft mothelass ailboat
$275, Henne's Cabin’s and
Marina, Box 224 Christina
Lake, Phone 447-9429,

TOMATOES
Pick Your Own
10c Ib. bring containers.
Also, winter onions now.
Wine grapes ready. Con-
oord type Sept. 15 Daily

5.
Beata Farm, Oliver, B.C.
tin 36
TOP SUIL, CRUSHED OR

pi-run gravel and sand —
Ph, 365-5158, tfn 40

© HOMES for SALE

1969 12’ X 52’ DUCIIESS 2
bedroom, carpeted. Ph, 365-
7086 or Grand Forks 442-
3467. 337

CLEARANCE
1969 Vanguard 17% it.
1972 Prowler 20 ft,
1959 Commander ‘15 ft.
1972 Rustler Truck Camper
8% ft
1972 Vanguard Truck
Camper 8% ft.
MIKE’S MOBILE HOMES
1685 COLUMBIA AVE.
CASTLEGAR
D 2307

3 BDRM. HOME WITH EX-
fra bedroom in

8X 2 TRAILER, 1 BED-
room. Ph. 365-5800. 633

2307

1953 = PONTIAC, (00D EMPTY BEER AND POP
¢ Chuck's .

running condition. Apply bottles. Apply
550 - 2nd Ave., Ciatigar, Transfer. Ph. Ses 7a7t

1972 CORTINA GT. 1967
FAIRLANE 390 GT, Cross-
roads Datsun Sales. Ph. ae

© HELP WANTED

8. TO HAUL. COAL ON CON-
Ts63 CHEV % TON. RUN- tract basis, Ph. 365-7373.
ning condition, What of- tin 37
fers? Ph. 385-3554,

1972 FORD CORTINA. GR-

eat shape, Low mileage. fa

365-5137, Ferry. area, Ph, 365-5401, _

4 WHEEL DRIVE, 380 LIBRARIAN REQUIRED
Austin Jeep. Ph, 65-5109, for 22% hours weekly. Ex-

erienced or training pre- -'

aE ae
ts. is .
nee 337 701 - 7th Ave. Kinnaird

GMC. CAMPER BUS. 3:C.

Very good shape. Ph. 363-
7505. 337

s07 FORD 3 TON 14 FT.
VAN. Ph, ‘Thrums $0481 1,
'

35
1984 MERCURY 2 DOOR

CHEVROLET BUS-CAMP-
er. png miles on rebuilt

central location. Close to
schools, churches and all
shopping facilities. To view
please phone 365-5560 for
appointment.
THRUMS, 2 BEDROOM HO-
use, oil heat, Ph, Trail 368-
3908. 337
ROBSON . 2 BDRM. HOME
on riverfront, Has shop,
» Harden, fruit trees,
"through property.
“$18,500, Ph, 365-5918, 335

BY OWNER — BUILDER

3 Bedroom hone — nearing
completion. Castlebar sub-
division. Paved streets and
sewer. Close to all shopping
services. Buy direct and
save, Claymor Construction,
Ph. 365-7203,

FOR A SENSIBLE

upproach to modern living,
see Brena Contracting Ltd..

©@ PROPERTY

2 BEDROOM HOUSE WITH
double plumbing, w to w
rugs, double carport, Will
sell reasonable for cash.
Can be seen at 1546 Pine
Ave., Trail. Ph. ‘Trail 368-
5u54" or 365-7384, 337
ROBSON COMMERCIAL,
Property: 2-bay garage, dr-
ive-in cafe, 3 dwellings for
quick sale at $29,000. Rents
384 mo, Hipwell Realty, Ph.
365-7514, 337
BY OWNER. WELL BUILT
2 bedroom house on 2 acres
ot land, Full basement gar-
age, landscaped with fruit
trees. Will consider small
home, trailer or property
as part payment. Ph, 365-
3510, | 336

Suy3. LOTS. OAK STREET,

tin 32

Strand and Mosby
Really Lid.

1198 Bay Ave., a
Phone Trail 364-25
tnd?

- Castlegar. Write Box 3007R,

Castlegar, B.C, tin 36
2 ONE ACRE LOTS WITH
beach frontage in Robson.
$7,000. Ph. 365-5276 or 365-
5918, 336
THRUMS

19 acres, Older 2 B.R. house
good water rights. Ph. ah
Tums 399-4311,

YOUNG AGENCIES LIMITED

Castleaird Plaza
4, E. Young Office 365-3347 Res. 365-8117
Dave Cooper Office 365-3347 Res. 365-3559
SUBDIVISION LAND

12 acres in Town of
Kinnaird which would make an excellent subdi-
vision.

PRICE REDUCED
Home on corner of 7th and Pine Street.
lled interior. Priced
to sell. Reduced to $18,000. MLS.

300 FOOT LOT

Sharp 3 bedroom home featuring deluxe
fireplace, wall to wall carpet, large kitchen and
full basement, This is situated on 10th Avenue,
Kinnaird with an’ extra fot facing 11th Avenue.
Now reduced to $22,500.

NEW SUB-DIVISION
At the start of this year there were 17
{ots in this new Woodland Park sub-division.
There are now seven lots remaining. Even
if you don't plan on building till next year
‘you can save money by buying now.
1. MORE SOLD. NOW 6 LEFT

NEW LISTING :

Newly painted 3 bedroom house. with attrac-
tive kitchen. This home has a full basement,
carport and located on a lot 100’ x 109’. Full price
$18,900.

Va ACRE LOT

Fairview trailer situated on a private Y2 acre
lot. Presently fenced for horses. Immediate occu-
pancy available.

BUILDING LOTS
We have 3 lots on 5th Ave., Kinnaird and
2 lots on 91h Ave., Kinnaird,

SLOCAN CITY

Choice property 150° x 150° located on .

main highway next to the hotel,

ROBSON

Attractive 2 bedroom. home with 3rd bed-
room upstairs. Large kitchen and living room.
Complete with full basement. Situated on a com
er lot.
NEW LISTING

Large 3 bedroom home with full basement
on a double lot with fruit trees, Located in

ANDERSON REAL ESTATE LTD.

J. HOWARD ANDERSON — NOMINEE
ALICE M. ANDERSON — NOTARY PUBLIC
MARY W. ANDERSON — SALESLADY
BUSINESS 365-6451 EVENINGS 365-5244

NEW LISTING, KINNAIRD
Luxury home in park setting, four bedrooms,

full basement with recreation room. Leaded glass
doors lead into a formal dining room. Eight foot

in ene Good price. He
365-0518 after 6.30.

MUST SELL 1967 SIR.
30,000 miles on a ’68 moor.
Good condition. Call sollset

103,
1966 CHEV. PH, WINLAW
226-723 335

@ MOTORCYCLES

1971 YAMAHA 650, WIND-
shield fairring and saddle
bags. Good condition. Ph.
365-5721. 337
J0CC HONDA MINI BIKE.
Good running condition. Ph,
365-5503. tin 37

1973 HONDA 350. 1,000 mi-
les, watranly. Must sell. Ph.
365-55)

1973 ‘CBISD, 1600 miles, Ph.
365-7436. 337

1973 KAWASAKI 175. WA-

rranty still effective for+42t2

months. Ph.. 365-3503... 335

ed
‘rent, Ph, 365-5721.

WANT CAR IN GOOD ME-

chanical condition _ fro!

1965 to 1970. Ph. Nee
7

LADY BETWEEN 35-40

fr housekeeper. Write Mr.

mother works. Ph. "sis ier

HOME FOR ABANDONED
orange and white kitten.
Ph, 365-8119.

high brick wall ensures lete privac:

ing swimming pool and patio. Fully landscaped
grounds with large greenhouse, beautiful trees,
absolute seclusion, next to school on 10th Ave.
By appointment only. $45,000.

CARTER SUBDIVISION, ROBSON

Small two bedroom home, with full base-.
ment, needs some interior work, ideal Ifor young
family. $11,000.

PASS CREEK — APPROXIMATELY 4.5 ACRES
Unfinished framed in three bedroom home
on bench above suicide hill. Complete plans at
office. Water available, two septic tanks installed
not yet hooked up, Good road access. $20,000.

CASTLEGAR SPECIAL

Three bedrooms with full basement on well
landscaped lot close to schools and shopping -
facilities, newly decorated interior. Must be seen
to be appreciated. $22, 600,

ROBSON

Cosy older home in semi-private driveway
above Robson road. Three bedrooms with extra
bedroom in full basement, nice living room, lots
of fruit trees, hot bed, excellent garden. Good
buy at $16,000.
BLUEBERRY CREEK

Super deluxe trailer on own 100° x 130’ lot.
Built on addition and sundeck. Price includes
washer/dryer, stove/fridge and some furniture
Beautiful living room and kitchen with builtin
Nutone food center, $15,000,
GALLO APARTMENTS shane

Fourplex apartments in immaculate condition,

+ Owners apartment features gorgeous fireplace.

Located on Seventh: Avenue. Beautifully land-
scaped, excellent tenants. See us for details.
$48,000.

‘Ist. Ph.
bin 305-6300 safes: 6 p.m.
237

A REVENUE HOME OR
family home with in-law su-

BUY IN KINNAIRD.
New or modern 3 bdrm.
home with full basement,
Must have ample yard spa-
ce, Ph. Slocan S002

PASTONE FOR ONE Tow.
se for approx. 3 months. Ph,
365-7672. tin 36

1 MALE OR SEMERETIR-
ed couple as janitor for
Castle

@ WORK WANTED
WILL DO OFFICE CLEAN-
BEGINNER ORGAN T!
cher available, Ph, 365: 588,
KOOTENAY COLUMBIA
es 3 months to 3 years
pane 365-3413. 2
® FOUND
YOUNG LARGE BLACK &

white dog. Ph. 365-6954,
TTEMS ADVERTISED IN

Cemetery Work
For Fall Work
lOSOYOOS MONUMENTS
AND HEADSTONES
Phone 365-7801

*Qusron Urmousréky
Furniture Recovering
Carpet & Draperies

Phone 365-5636

HONDA
Mini to Mighty
Have your Honda
“DYNO-TUNED”
Parts and Service

Ph, 367-9074 - Fruitvale

SEs

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i rie 3 CASTLEGAR NEWS Thurads September 13,
i V DEPARTMENT OF CONTINUING EDUCATION
iN | CASTLEGAR CAMPUS .

lege EVENING COURSES AND FALL PROGRAM

NOTE: - YOU REGISTER FOR COURSES AT THE FIRST MEETING UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE BELOW

- FOR FURTHER INFORMATION ON ANY COURSE WRITE THE DEPARTMENT OF CONTINUING

EVENING ASTRONOMY ‘SHORT OUTLINE OF THE HISTORY OF THE FONIEY STATE
A series of films on I

observatory,

d with tel viewing at the college

-8 Wednesday ings at 8:00 P.M., beginni it
INSTRUCTORS: Mr. Dwayne Hamilton and Mr. Don Jones
FEE: $10 per person; $15 per couple

19 in Room K-10,

WEATHER . AND CLIMATE FOR EVERYONE

films and on the forces affecting our weather with
isan reference to the: local area.
- 4 Thursday evenings at 7:30 P.M. beginning on October 18 in Room M-20
INSTRUCTOR: Mr. Jim Cromwell
FEE: $5 per person

GEOLOGY AND SCENERY OF THE WEST KOOTENAYS

General introduction to Geology, mineral, rock, and fossil identification with
emphasis upon the local area.
: Includes 10 evening ge sessions plus 8 or 4 weekend field trips. Wednesday

26 in Room M-20.
INSTRUCTOR: Miss Lesley Anderton
FEE: $20 per person; $25 per couple

AUDUBON SCREEN TOUR

A series of outstanding natural history films personally narrated by well-known
naturalist film-makers who will travel to the Kootenays for these special
showings.
= 6 films: October 17, November 12, January 7, February 12, and March 12
FEE: $5 for the series, or $1.25 per film

(Write or phone for programs and tickets.)

NATURAL HISTORY

Tiustrated talks, films and demonstrations on birds, Mowers, fish, mammals,
insect fossils, etc.
esday ings at 7:30 P.M., innit ber 26 in Room K-10.

INSTRUCTORS: Verious specialists from the Selkirk Department of Environ-
mental Sciences, plus a film and lecture by well-known natura-
list Andy Russell.

FEE: $12 per person; $20 per couple (Special price for those who purchase

Audubon Sereen Tour ticket: $8 per person; $15 per couple}

BOATING

Canadian Power Squadron Course covering boat handling, charts and piloting,

seamanship, weather, safety, international rules, etc.

+16 Tuesday at 8:00 P.M., b ing on 18 in Room G-13.

FEE; $25 per person; $6 for each additional family member (fee includes text
and note books)

BASIC BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY =

Lighting, ete. should bring their
own cameras, and should allow $25 - $35 for the purchase of special supplies
{darkroom chemicals, ete.)

-10 Monday evenings at 7:80 P.M. beginning October 15 in Room BB-22
FEE: $8 per person; $12 per couple

BASIC Masia Eeabes PRODUCTION

video tape ding equi with hasis on
the ‘penoene NV 3082 camera and recorder. fs

3 Tuesday ings at 7:00 P.M., on
INSTRUGTOR. Mr. Jim Ford
PEE: $8 per person; ‘$12 per sure

AND STUDY : SKILLS:

25 in Room BB-22.

The ey irk College Skill Development: “Center offers an individualized ¢o y
for those who wish to improve their reading and study skills. Emphasizes

comprehension and rate of
reading rate, systems of recalling i
etc,

study and skills,

- 10 Monday evening sessions at 7:30 P.M., beginning September 17 in Room
K-ll

. INSTRUCTOR: Dr. Catherine Davison

FEE: $20 per person; $25 per couple (Fee includes testing, materials,

A general interest course state and social
system, public organizations, national economy, “public bealth services, public
education, etc,

- 13 Wednesday evening sessions beginning September 27 in Room M-11
INSTRUCTOR: Mrs. Anna Gattinger

FEE; $12 per person; $20 per couple .

CLASSICAL CULTURE IN OUR TIME

A general interest program including discussion of the impact of Greek and
Latin on English, scientific terminology; antique mythology in western
literature; Greek basis of modern philosophy; Roman legal concepts in modern
law; Graeco-Roman esthetic criteria (principles) and rules of architecture in our
civilization,

-10 evening sessions beginning Monday, October 1 at 7:30 P.M. in Room B-16,

Subsequent meeting times will be decided during the first meeting.

INSTRUCTOR: Dr. Valen Fanderlik

FEE: $15 per person

THE ART AND SCIENCE. OF WINE MAKING

‘All about wine: what it is, where and how it is made, cared for, and enjoyed.
Participants will learn how to carry out the basic analyses used in making and
care of wine, and will be assisted in using college facilities to test their own wine
for acidity, solids, alcohol content, ete. A vacuum filler will be available for
filtering wine, and other clearing methods will be demonstrated,

+10 evenings (5 discussion sessions and 5 lab sessions) beginning at 7:30 P.M. on
Thursday. October 4 in Room L-11. Subsequent place and times will be
arranged to suit participants,

INSTRUCTORS: Dr. John Breckenridge and Mr. George Dubokovic

FEE: $12 per person, $20 per couple

CHESS

Each person registered will play at | teast one game with all other participants.
1 games wi upon and analyzed. The program will also

include analysis of grandmaster games. Beginners as well as more advanced

players welcome.

Note: Participants must bring their own chess sets.

-6W at 7:00 P.M., ing on October 17 in Room G-13

INSTRUCTOR: Mr. Allen Bell

FEE: $8 per person; students $5

YOGA 3

An introduction to Hatha Yoga - the yoga of physical well-being that employs,
gentle postures and simple breathing exercises to achieve good health, energy
control, and peace of ing

- 10 Tuesday ing: 7:30 P.M., beginni 18 in Room B-14.
INSTRUCTOR: Mrs. patie McDowell

FEE: $15 per person

THEATRE WORKSHOPS
A series of theatre workshops plus a major production under professional

direction. Anyone interested in theatre is invited to participate. a orwrite .

for details.

TOASTMISTRESS
Group meetings and workshop sessions to help individuals develop poise and
dor skills. Both men and

“women are weleome:”,” Rone toes alebertranyay tiny
2i .2-Tuesday evening per non ait 700 P.l M. beginning October 2
i 1) INSTRUCTOR: Mrs, L.'R:

FEE: After three free cine participants have the oppor

Toastmistress Club for which membership is $14 per year.

GREAT COMPOSERS AND THEIR MUSIC (UNDERSTANDING CLASSICAL
MUSIC) : ‘
A survey of Western music from Bach to the present with emphasis on styles
and trends in the various periods of music. Examples will be played on good

BOOKKEEPING PLUS
Basic

RR Dat meat)

_-KOOTE:!
vAG Seminars

Your Floor
Covering Centre"

* Vinyl & Tile Flooring

* Custom Draperies
* Ca

ing
* Furniture Recovering

Gordon Wall
Ltd.

5
EXPERT INSTALLATION
Phone 364-2537
801 Victoria, Trail B.C, tfn

New & Used
Pianos

YAMAHA PIANOS
AND ORGANS

KELD’S PIANO
& ORGAN CO,
Fairview Subdivision
Blueberry Creek
Phorie 365-3644

live-in. Wages plus_ suite.
Please phone 365-6761 or
365-5723. 335

ROOM AND BOARD IN
Kinnaird for Selkirk Stu-
dent, Ph. Cranbrook 426-
5908 after 5 p.m. 434

Carpet
Headquarters
OGLOW BROS,
CASTLEGAR
Phone 365-7202 -

tfn-36 |

Finest Quality
Modular Homes
to 1600 sq. ft.
TRIPLE T

ENTERPRISES

Phone 365-6231
Or 365-5917

3-BEDROOM HOME FOR SALE

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‘ -8 Thursday evening sessions at 7:30 P.M. beginning October 4 in the Faculty
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE Lounge
A practical approach to spoken English. for people with little or no INSTRUCTOR: Dr. Don Mitchell
English-speaking experience and for those who wish to improve their basic FEE: $10 per person; $15 per couple
English.
-10 Tuesday ings at 7:00 P.M., beginning on
INSTRUCTOR: Mr. A. Dunn
FEE: $12 per person; $20 per couple

Moth epeeelalattirg SPANISH
ional Spanish for begii
: rer ‘Wednesday evenings at 7:00 P.M., beginning September 19 in Room B-12
INSTRUCTOR: Mr. Julio Alvarez
FEE: $10 per person

counselling, and use of the skill development center)

ber 25 in Room B-15
COMMUNITY CHORUS
* A gathering of those who like to sing together. Intended for people with some
knowledge of reading music. Hi
- Wednesday ‘ings at 7:30 P.M., beginni: 1

19 in Room K-11.
FEE: $5 per person ’

RUSSIAN CHORAL SINGING
Acourse in music theory and Russian choral singing. Emphasis is on reading and
interpretation of musical scores. The course is open to all people interested in
A Russian course for those who dt learning how to read and sing shoral music.
conversation. - 10 Sunday it a 10:00 A.M. ns 30 in Room K-11. (If
-12 Thursday evenings at 7:00 P.M. beginning September 20 in Room M-10 if dditional week-day evening section wilt be opened.)
INSTRUCTOR: Mrs. Anna Gattinger INSTRUCTOR: Mr. Mike Wennechuck
FEE: $20 per student; $25 per couple FEE: $20 per person

CONVERSATIONAL RUSSIAN

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EDUCATION, SELKIRK COLLEGE, OR PHONE 365-7292

EXPERIENCES IN PERSONAL GROWTH
+ Evening inder the di

wu tion of a hologist, designed to provide
opportunities for self-evaluation and personal assessment, Designed and.
operated to avoid threatening situations and oriented towards positive growth
experiences: coping with frustrations, seeing another's point of view, coping
with hostility, ete,

- 12 Monday evenings at 6:30 P.M., beginning September 17 in Room M-14
INSTRUCTOR:, Mr. Gerry Ehman

FEE; $12 per. person; $20 per couple

UTOPIA’

An exploration into the connection between social change and personal growth,
and how a trust-based system would actually “work”. The groups will be limited
to 15 Lo allow for exploration of some of the kinds of persona! change which
might be ‘necessary.

- 10 Monday evenings at 7:30 P.M. beginning September 24 in Room L-11
INSTRUCTOR: Mr. Brian Carpendale

FEE: $20 per person; $30 per couple

and concepts for small retail, wholesale,

and service businesses. This is a home- -study program leading tc a ceztificate

upon successful completion,

FEE: $10 per, person. In addition, students will have to spend about $13 for
home study materials obtainable from the college bookshop.

WORKSHOP SERIES FOR RETAILERS

A series of workshops including: Managing Your Time; Managing Your
cmploy Your Merchandise; Managing Your Money; Managing for
the Future.

- Series will begin in late October, and will probably be conducted in Trail,
Nelson and Castlegar. Write.or phone for program.
INSTRUCTORS: Faculty of the Selkirk College Department of Business
- Administration,

PEOPLE vs. LAW

A weekend program on legal aspects of consumerism, human rights, welfare,

marriage, divorce, family ete.

Featured speakers include popular V Judge Nancy

Elizabeth Chapman, author of A.B.C. Estate Guide Personal Record, plus other

specialists. Program includes small special interest group discussions.

- eeiday, September 28 at 8:00 P.M. and Saturday, September 29, 9:00 A.M. -
P.M., and 7:30 P.

emt $4 per person (students - $2.50)

Write for detailed program

HUMAN SEXUALITY

A weekend program featuring popular lecturer Dr. George Szasz, specialist in.

instructing professionals in sex education methods. Open to nurses,.

physicians, social workers, practical nurses, and other heathh workers.

- September 22 and September 23

FEE: $15 per person. Advance registration required by September 13.. Write or
phone for registration forms.

POEIQOW) OMe Ft :

NAY PLANNING SEMINARS‘ . eatiad

“particular use to-people™ iivolved or interested in lamd-use,,
and housing. will be brought im from:

Vancouver, Victoria, and Prince George.

Write or phone for detailed program.

ELECTRONICS

Courses will be offered in one or more of Basic Electronics; Electronic Circuits;
Digital Techniques; Radio and T.V. Theory; Industrial Electronics;. Solidt State:
Theory; Oscilloscopes (6 weeks); Electronics Workshop (6 weeks): EG-FI
Systems (6 weeks).

If interested, phone and indicate your first and second choice immediately
(865-7292),

SURVIVAL WORKSHOPS

A variety of special h and field prog hh the study amd
acquisition of skills for survival in nature, ‘the community and society. Includect
ares Wilderness _ Survival; Community Survival, Log-Cabin Building;
ion and Survival; Psychological Survival:

Survival.

ical) Survival and
INSTRUCTOR: Mr. Craig Andrews
Write instructor for details.

PSYCHOLOGY

Sections of regular college psychology courses are open for general interest.
Three-hour sessions available once per week in each of three courses. Topics
include Causes of Human Behavior, Learning, The Nature of Reality, Aspects of
Human The i and The Nervous System.
Details and dates available on request. |

INSTRUCTOR: Mr. Gerry Ehman

FEE: $5 per three or four week segment, per course.

GENERAL STUDIES DIPLOMA PROGRAM

Many of the programs, courses, seminars, and workshops offered through the Department of Continuing Education
may be credited toward a General Studies Diploma. An individual may design his own sequence of courses, drawn fram
throughout the college, and on completion receive 4 a which testifies to the interest, experience, and participation
in the chosen area of study. Program ical, or general interest courses, or any
combination of these: There is no time limit for completion of the Diploma.

LEARNING RESOURCES PACKAGE PROGRAM

Forty university credit courses are offered on a home-study plan, with occasional individual meetings with
instructors, Courses offered include: Astronomy, Biology, Business, Chemistry, Economics, English, History, Physics,
Psychology, and Sociology. Write or phone for detailed brochure. Fees are $30 per course.

EVENING CREDIT COURSES

THE FOLLOWING UNIVERSITY CREDIT COURSES ARE OFFERED FROM SEPTEMBER TO DECEMBER 1973.

FEES ARE $30 PER COURSE. EACH COURSE IS WORTH 3 SEMESTER HOUR UNIVERSITY CREDITS.

Fine Arts 100-3 HISTORY OF ART
A general «rvey of fine art including painting, sculpture, and architecture as
they appear in the history of western civilization, This course has been given for
10 years asa popular general interest course: may be taken for general interest
or credit.

Computing Science 130-3 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
The student is taught the basics of FORTRAN, the most. widely used language
to program digital computers. The emphasis of this course will be the actual
programming of the computer. Stress will be given to flow- charting techniques
and program documentation. A series of assigned problems will indicate how
computers can be utilized.
- Tuestey evenings from 7:00 - 10:00 P. M., Room B-17, beginning on September

INSTRUCTOR: Mr. R. B. Wolff

English 200-3 A SURVEY OF ENGLISH LITERATURE - I.
A survey of English Literature from Chaucer to: Dickens. Assignments will A course of considerable interest and ulilily, especially for non-physical science

at 7:30 P.M., t
Junior Secandary School,
INSTRUCTOR: Dr. Valen Fanderlik

FEE: $30 for credit; $20 for gencral interest

October 3 in Room 15 of the Trail

Mathematics 130-3 COLLEGE MATHEMATICS I.

Psychology 217-3 THE CHILD IN SCHOOL II - THE EXCEPTIONAL
INDIVIDUAL -

Newly revised, this course focuses on development which departs from the

- normal. Topics include intellectual superiority and retardation; Sensory, motor

and speech handicaps; learning disabilities, social deviance and aging. Remedial
procedures are. stressed, and direct observation is used whenever possible.

+ Wednesday evenings 7:00 - 10:00 P.M., Room M-17, beginning September 12
INSTRUCTOR: Mr. G. Ehman

Nursing 253 BEHAVIOURAL PATTERNS IN ILLNESS AND HEALTH

A course credited toward the U.B.C. nursing degree program.
- Ist meeting, Thursday, Ne ber 20, 7:00 P.M. class times to be

d during first

include one major research paper. 3 sludents. The course includes such topics | as: sets; relations and
- Monday evenings from 7:00 - 10: 00 P. M., Room B-12, innit Le es; T it sat P and:

1.
INSTRUCTOR: Mr. A. Bell

English 212-3 STUDIES IN LITERATURE - I
‘A course intended for students: desiring an Arts option in English. S

: - Monday evenings from 7: ay 10: 00 P. M., Room B-16 beginning September 10.
INSTRUCTOR: Dr, R Hallett

Mathematics 200-3 MULTIVARIABLE CALCULAIS

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from Commonwealth and American literature. and/or. source mate
literature will form the basis of study. Further information is available from the
department. (Formerly first semester. “of English 212) -
- Wednesday evenings from 7:00 - 10:00°P.M., Room B-15, heginning on
September 12.
INSTRUCTOR: Dr. R. Dexter.

-

This course is designed for science majors, high schoo! math and science teacher
and math majors. Hyperbolic functions; polar co-ordinates; vectors and vector
applications, vector functions and the calculus involved; partial differentiation;
multiple. integration; and applications of the above topics.

- Montiay and Thursday 7:00 - 10:00 P.M. in Room B-17, beaianine on September

INSTRUCTOR: Mr. M. Sinclair

FEE: $50 per semester for 2 semesters.
Advance registration required. Write for details.

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