CREATIVE ARTS

GEM CUTTING
How to saw, grind, sand and polish a gemstone. Each

SONGWRITING
‘This Is a composition seminar for the budding

will start with jh material and produce
2 finished gemstone.
— 5 Monday evenings at 7:00 p.m. beginning on
October 17 In Room K-12.
INSTRUCTOR: Mr. R.W. Shepherd
FEE: $20 per person
Note: Registration required by October 7.

STAINED GLASS — INTRODUCTION
Here is an opportunity to learn the craft of stained
glass. The he workshop will cover glass cutting, layout,
design, colors, leading and soldering. During the
ankend you will, be able fo complete = panel or

eraturday, October 27, 10:00 a.m. — 5:00 p.m. and
continuing Sunday, October 30, 10:00 a.m. — 5:00 p.m.
In Room K-11.

INSTRUCTOR: Mr, Tam Shields

FEE: $16 per person

Note: Reylstration required by October 21, (Allow $20
for materials).

BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY
enlarging, toning, retouching,

have an opportunity to make your own black and white

prints and have the prints evaluated.

|— 12 Monday evenings at 7:00 p.m. beginning on
ber 19 in Room BB-22.

INSTRUCTOR: a ae Ford

FEE: $26 per

Note: Registration n required by September 16.

COLOR PRINTS FROM SLIDES
Learn how to make your own color prints from color
'slides using Cibichrome and Unicolor print-from-slide

processes.
— 6 Wednesday evenings at 7:00 p.m.

inning on September 21 In Room BB-22.
INSTRUCTOR: Mr. Jim Ford
FEE: $20 per person
Note: Registration required by September 16
(Participants will be required to provide some
materials.)

| COMMUNICATION

ENGLISH CONVERSATION — ADVAKCED

Learn how to recognize and correct faulty word usage

and troublesome accerits, and express yourself clearly

In understandable English. This course is Intended for
have an of English.

Topics for discussion will include short stories, current

affairs, community issues, and personal interests.

— 10 Tuesday evenings at 6:30 p.m. beginning

September 27 in Room 108, Stanley Humphries

‘School,

Secondary A
INSTRUCTOR: Mr. Tony Berrocoso

FEE: $24 por person

Note: Registration required by September 23.

BASIC RUSSIAN CONVERSATION

This course Is intended for people having very little or
no knowledge of the language.

12 Tuesday evenings at 6:30 p.m. beginning September
20 in Room B-15.

INSTRUCTOR: Mrs. Lucy Alimkulov

FEE: $26 per person

Note: Registration required by September 16.

MODERN RUSSIAN, CONVERSATION
This course Is Intended for people who already have
some knowledge of Russian. The course will help
improve: jonal skills, and material on various
po 1 Interest will be used for reading and writing.
‘The course will also feature slides and films.
— 12 Wednesday evenings at 6:30 p.m, beginning
ber 21 in Room B-i5.
INSTRUCTOR: Mr. Karillo Alimkulov
CEEF $26 per person
Note: Registration required by September 16.

ng) . It delves into the simultaneous structures
of words and music and how they click together to
make a song. Students are guided fo Increase their
‘composing. skills within and beyond their favourite
styles of folk, pop, rock, jazz, etc. This course is for
adults, and while formal musical training ‘Is not
wired, each student needs some singing, playing or
writing ability to present thelr work.
— Alternate Wednesday evenings at 7:00 p.m.,
beginning September 14 In Room M-12.
INSTRUCTOR: Mr, Peter Huse
FEE: $10 per person
Note: Registration required by September 12.

CLASS PIANO FOR ADULTS

A basic course for adults with little or no previous
keyboard experience. This course will Include the
development of dexterity, note reading and chordal
recognition with limited Sei in simple improvisation
using folk-song-type melodi

— 10 Tuesday evenings at 7:00 p.m.,, beginning
September 20 in Room M-10.

INSTRUCTOR: ia Vivienne Rowley

FEE: $24 per

Note: Regletration re required by September 13.

CLASS PIANO FOR CHILDREN

young students in a small group. When
applying please specify amount of previous training, if
any, and age.
— 10 Monday afternoons, 3: :90- 5:90 pm. beginning on
September 19 In Room M-
INSTRUCTOR: Ms. stephanie Jody
FEE: $20 per person
Nate: Materials will be available for purchase on the
starting day. Registration required by September 16.

PHYSICAL EDUCATIO

Write or phone for information on Piysical Education
courses, and watch for newspaper ad

DIAL-A- TAPE
Hear a one minute taped educational
message by dialing 365-2315. A
different message will be featured
each week. Topics include: health,
gardening, money, nutrition, fitness,
photography, drugs, etc.

TECHNICAL &
PROFESSIONAL

TYPING
‘This course is intended mainly for beginners but there
are some spaces for people who have not typed for
some time and wish help to refresh their typing!
skills. Beginners have an opportunity to learn basic]
typing techniques plus business forms, letters, etc.
—20 Monday evenings at 7:30 p.m., beginning October
3, In the Typing Room, Kinnaird Junior Secondary
School.

INSTRUCTOR: Mrs. Velma Martin
FEE: $28 per person
Note: Rearration required by September 23.

BOOKKEEPING PLUS

‘This certifi: vie course is offered study
with guages som an Inctructor at the college. It will
be of Interest to anyone who wishes to learn!
bookkeeping processes such as: basic records, posting
to ledgers, bank reconciliation, trial balances, Income)
statements and balance sheets.

— You may begin any time this fall.

INSTRUCTOR: Mr. Ger van Beynum

FEE: $30 plus $17 for books and material available at
‘the college bookshop.

BASIC ELECTRONICS

on Monday, September 39 at 7:00 p.m. in Room L-12 to

determine the best day and time to sult participants. |

If unable to attend, please register by phone, indicating

ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS

A study of basic electronic circuits, topics to include;
basic amplific power supplies, regulating circuits
‘and oscillators.

Requires a knowledge of basic electronics.

— 24 sessions. An organizational meeting will be held’
‘(on Monday, September 19 at 7:00 p.m. in Room L-12 to)
determine the best day and time to suit participants.

NTAL & VOCAL MUSIC MUSI
CLASSES ont

PRE-SCHOOL VIOLIN THEORY RUDIMENTS
THURSDAYS: 4:15 - 5:15 p.m.
INSTRUCTOR: Jean Fischer (368-8126)
S.S. No, 1, Wanet PLACE: 3310 Lilac Crescent, Trail
INSTRUMENT RENTAL: $5
PRE-SCHOOL VIOLIN THEORY RUDIMENTS
FRIDAYS: - 4:30 p.m.
INSTRUCTOR; Jean Fischer (368-8126)
PLACE: 3310 Lilac Crescent, Trail
INSTRUMENT RENTAL: $5 — 10 weeks

THEORY RUDIMENTS

THURSDAY EVENINGS: Time to be arranged
INSTRUCTOR: Doris Tremblay (364-2063)
PLACE: To be arranged

RRR ATARY. Youn
IDAYS:

PLACE: Trail fey

DIGITAL
An introductory course to digital systems, following a

determine the best day and time to sult participants. If
unable fo attend, please register by phone, Indicating

PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL FUR NURSES

A three day workshop for nurses who have
for statf The

workshop will be of benefit to Head Nurses, Team

Leaders, Supervisors, Coordinators and Nursing

Administrators.

— Thursday, Friday and Saturday, September 29

through October 1, beginning at 3: . on Thursday,

September 29 at the Selkirk Health Unit, Castiegar

Branch.

Note: Write or phone for detailed brochure.

Registration required by September 16, 1977

CRITICAL. CARE NURSING PART Ill —

NEUROLOGY & NEUROLOGICAL NURSING

Of interest to nurses working In I.C.U., Acute Care or

Extensive Care areas and dealing with patients having
ic problems. It is not necessary to have taken

Parts | and I! to be able to attend this workshop.

—2 Friday evenings, October 28 and November 4and 2

allday Saturday sessions, October 29 and November 5.

ote: er phone for detailed brochure.

oe

'E VIOLIN

Johnson (368-8997) THEORY RUDIMENTS
PLACE: Trail Junlor Secondary School TUESDAY EVENINGS: Time to be arranged
‘remblay (364-2063)

INSTRUCTOR: Doris T
BEGINNERS BRASS :
TRUCTOR: Jack Balley Jr. (368-8660) ae
PLACE! To be be arranged

INTERMEDIATE CLARINET
INSTRUCTOR: Dennis Truant (368-3639)
PLACE: Trail Junior School

ADVANCED DRUMMING
FRIDAYS: Time to be arranged
INSTRUCTOR: Robert Bertuzzi ‘365-6405)
PLACE: Castlegar
VOICE
FOR: Adults
INSTRUCTOR: Eileen Small (364-1388)
PLACE: 361 Murray Drive, Trail

THEORY RUDIMENTS
INSTRUCTOR: Dora Tweedale (366-9441)
PLACE: 411 Olivia Crescent, Trail

ADVANCED THEORY

per 8 veek ety (1% hr. lessons)

EARLY CHILDHOOD MUSIC
For 3 to 7 years old
TIMES: To be arranged with instructor
for classes on Tuesday &

INSTRUCTOR: Elizabeth Lewis (368-3426)

PLACE: 768 Eliot Street, Trail

FEE: Ages 3 and 4. $48 for 32 weeks ($12
per @ week quarter)
Ages 5-7 — $72 for 32 weeks ($18
per 8 week quarter)

EARLY CHILDHOOD MUSIC
For Ages 3 to 6 years old
TIMES: To be arranged on Wednesdays
INSTRUCTOR: Margare! Purdy (3647144)
PLACE: 18 Hazlewood Drive, Trail
EE: Ages 3-4— $48 for 32 weeks ($12
per 8 week quarter)
Ages 5-6 — $72 for 32 weeks ($18
per 8 week quarter}

KooaLy MUSIC METHODS — JUNIORS &
AbuUI
MONDAY EVENINGS: Juniors — 7: polis
Advts —

INSTRUCTOR: Elizabeth Lewis oases”

PLACE: To be arranged

FEE: Juniors — $72 for Ls weeks ($16
per @ week quarte:
Adults — $100 for A weeks ($25
per 8 week quarter

Phone instructor for registration and starting dates.
Fees, unless otherwise stated a: . 100 for 22 weeks ($25
for each 8 week quarter).

Department of Business Administration

FIRST QUARTER EMBER

EVENING COURSES

INSTRUCTOR = FEE TIME

Computer Concepts Gervan Beynum $18.00
— Managernent Accounting -

Jack Yolland $36.00

Part |
— Financiai Anatysis Jack Cooper $18.00

AFTERNOON COURSES

‘Tuesday 7:00 - 10:00 p.m.

FIRST CLASS
September 13, 1977

‘Mon, & Wed. 7:00 - 10:00 p.m, September 7, 1977
Thursday 7:00 - 10:00 p.m.

September @, 1977

INSTRUCTOR FEE
» — Marketing Principles and Doug Clover $18.00
Pianni

— Human Relations in Bruce Ketchum $18.00

Jack: Yolland $96.00 Tyes. & Thurs, 2:
Jack Cooper $18.00
Doug Glover $18.00 Monday 1:30 - 4:30 p.m.

Larry Brown Monday 1:90 - 4:99 p.m.

irm
— Business Communications - Duane Davis
Written

TIME
Thursday 2:30 - 5:30 p.m.
Wednesday 1:30 - 4:30 p.m.

- 5:30
Wednesday 1:30 - 4:30 p.m.

FIRST CLASS
September 8, 1977

September 7, 1977

p.m,

and

z INSTRUCTOR
— Introduction to Accounting
— Com Concepts
— Problem Solving In Business
- cuales Techniques

rchasi
— Public ‘administration

LOCATION

8-14 — Castlegar
8-14 — Castlegar
B-14 — Castlegar
8-12 — Castiegor
8-12 — Castlegar

220 a.m. P.!
Wednesday 9:30 a.m. — 12:30 pm. September 7, 1977 8-12 — Castlegar

—Any of the above courses may be txen:

a) for credit toward a Certificate or Diploma in Business Administration.
'b) for personal interes: on a non-credit basis

‘The Department Chairman, Bruce Ketchum, and the instructors as listed are
‘ansious to help you to learn more about our courses. To do this please dal 265-
. Hf you are zailing from Nelson dial 252-2010 — Toll Free,

Bie eres ere Toll Free.

c) for credit toward a professional accounting designation such as C.G.A.
or RIA sterisk ©)

-- All courses are 12 weeks in length — ending the week of November 22nd.
~~ Watch for our ads for the Secend Quarter which begins November 28, 1977.

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the registration
Thursday, "Tn gp erg rease tiesto psa ps

evenings, Tuesday,