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NEW. DENTURES

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Denture Clinic = tines «eras

534 Josephine St. 15% Off For Seniors
NELSON Cc. Free Consultations
Phone 352-2215 4

Open 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday

College
offers
workshop

During the month of April, Selkirk
College will offer specialized
workshops for'horse lovers, ‘*country
crafi hobbyists’ and dessert lovers

For the horse lover, @ six-session

workshop will be taught by local

Selkirk first with
golf-club course

Selkirk College is the first two-year institution in
British Columbia and perhaps in Canada, to develop a
tourism career program devoted to the management and
operation of golf and country clubs, the college says

Responding to the existing and projected needs
outlined in a market overview commissioned by the B.C
government in March 1988, Selkirk College has its newest

program receive insiruction in marketing and public
relations, p 1 risk manag . golf
course layout and design, basic business computer ap
plications, pro shop and retail operations, financial con
trolsand budget, and food and beverage management from
Selkirk College tourism instructors. Instructors from Fair
view College will conduct classes in Nelson on turfgrass

March 15, 1989 VOICE of the Valley?

Cutting figures

Major West Kootenay Sports Event. . .

Left to right: DAN ASHMAN, media/P.R. co-ordinator; CAROLLE MORRIS, club president

Robert McCall and Tracy Wilson
and show co-ordinator; ALLANA FERRO, ticket co-ordinator; MARC MARCOLIN, Mayor.

starin Champions onice coming
to the Cominco Arena in Trail April
9. There will be two shows, one at
2:p.m. and 7 p.m. The tour opens
March 29in Victoria and visits

14 cities across Canada betore
winding up in Thunder Bay April

- . ¢ feeus.on :
turrier Percy doneay viet Yer on management, golf course maintenance, landscaping,

irrigation system installation and maintenance and golf
equipment maintenance. Along with the formal instruc
tion, the program includes a practicum component that
places students at selected golf courses and country clubs
for a six-month period during which they will experience
many facets of both inside and outside operations
“Drawing on the advice from our advisory panel, we
have developed a comprehensive program that will enable
graduates to advance rapidly into supervisory and

program offering = golf club management and operations
ready to accept its first students in September

your horse, prolonging its usefulness, The program curriculum draws largely on the
and adding to the pleasure your horse «strengths developed for Selkirk’s two-year-old tourism
supervisor development program, a course designed to in-
vest individuals with the skills required to manage a
recreational resort. complex or a food and- beverage
establishment. To this core curriculum, specialty courses
relating to the operations unique to golf and country clubs
have been added, the college says ina news release

Thursday,
March 30
8:00 p.m.

Tickets $10.00

\ and conformation),

NTON KUERTI

improving the care and condition of

On April 9 at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Olympic memories will be
rekindled in Trail. The Trail Skating Club and the Canadian Figure
Skating Association will host. . .

28. Tickets may be obtained from “CHAMPIONS ON ICE’’

local figure skating clubs or the Performers will include some of Canada’s finest professional and amateur skaters from World, Olympic
arena and National teams. On hand will be Tracy Wilson and Robert McCall, 1988 Bronze Medallists

brings to you
Practical and theoretical sessions
will address the ideal hoof (anatomy

common

farriery, nutrition, approach to the
horse and emergency first aid

. problems, diseases and treatments,
a Ito;
eatre—

421 Victoria
Street

Nelson

352-6363

Annual Meeting

Monday, March 20

Recreation Complex
6:30 p.m. Registration
7:30 p.m. Meeting
Refreshments

Door Prizes

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CASTLEGAR a SLOCAN PARK
601-18th St.,

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The scheduled dates for these
sessions are

* Friday, April 7 and Monday, April
10,7 p.m. -9 p.m.

* Satorday, April 8 and Sunday,
April9,9a.m.-I1a.m

* Saturday, April 15 and Sunday,
April 16,9 a.m. - noon

The theoretical classes will take
place at the Crescent Valley Learning
Centre

Hobbyists and cooks can spend
three sessions with visiting tole painter
and gourmet cook Pauline William
son. A full day workshop in the coun
try-folk_art, tole painting, will be of
fered at the Crescent Valley Learning
Centre on Sunday, April 9, from*9
a.m. -4p.m

Cheesecake lovers can learn: more
about preparing their favorite dessert
High and low calorie, no dairy produc
ts, as well as a New York-type baked
cake, will be prepared. The piece de
resistance will be a rich peanut butter
cheesecake with chocolate-fudge top:
ping. This class will take place Mon
day April 10, 7 p.m. - 10 p.m. at W.E
Graham school

At Winlaw elementary school, April
11, 7 - 10. p.m., Williamson will in
troduce a new craft to hebbyists
ribbon basket producing perfect
permanent bows and fabric-decorated
baskets to accessorize any home's
decor

All courses require pre-registration
which can be done by calling Selkirk
College at the Crescent Valley Lear
ning Centre Monday to-Fhursday-trom
9a.m.to3 p.m

Tlie course calendar for fall 1989 is
in its planning stages right now

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The golf tourism overview commissioned by B.C.’s
Ministry of Tourism, Recreation and Culture, predicts the
golfing population will double in B.C. by the year 2000, and
according to the college’s tourism career training depar
tment head Cyndi J. Werbowsky, there is already a healthy
demand for individuals with the proper training in_the,
management and operation of golf and country clubs

“1 can only see the opportunities for careers in golf
tourism growing substantially in the next decade,"’ she
said

What helps to make Selkirk College's golf club
management program unique is that it draws on various
sources of expertise to package a program relevant to a
specific industry, the college says. While the hospitality
service aspects of the program are drawn from existing
sources within Selkirk College itself, the aspects of the
program—telating to the layout and design, turfgrass
management, facilities, and equipment are drawn from an
established “turfgrass management program offered at
Alberta's Fairview College

“This co-operative approach to meet a perceived in
dustry demand is something that hasn't occurred in
education téo frequentlyy"’ Werbowsky said

Applications are being accepted now for the 19-month
course beginning in September. Students enrolling in the

managerial positions in the golf tourism sector,”” Wer
bowsky said

Selkirk College's golf club management advisory
committee is comprised of several outstanding
professionals in the field of golf and country club
management. The committee is chaired by Jim LeFevre,
general manager of the Vernon-Golf and Country Club,
whois assisted by Blake Bingley, manager of the Birchbank.
Golf and Country Club in Trail, Tom Holosi, manager of
the Marine Drive Golf Course in North Vancouver,. Dan
Pell, former superintendent of the Kimberley Golf Course

abo has recently assumed the management of the Periddis
Golf and-Country Club in Calgary, Alex Martin, former
manager of the Kokanee Springs Golf and Country Club
who is now associated with SCORE magazine and Jerry
Letner, co-ordinator of, Fairview College’s turfgrass
management program.

“We are excited about this unique program offering
and are gearing up for our September intake of students,””
said Werbowsky, indicating that even before the formal
promotion of the program’ existeitce, there is already keen
interest in the golf tourism sector. Details about the
program and application information may be obtained by
contacting Selkirk College, Nelson Campus, 2001 Silver
King, Road, Nelson, B.C. VIL 1C8.

By SELINA MOORE

Thisis the pledge of a growing approach to learning
being introduced into B-C- classrooms

Founded in New Jersey, in 1974, Olympics of the
Mind began as a program designed for gifted students,
to help them develop creative problem-solying skills
through group co-operation

The program has since broadened out to recognize
the unique creative ability of every student including the
Jearning-disabled. The program is available to schools
under the auspices of the Olympics of the Mind Inc., a
non-profit corporation funded by IBM. There are 120
schools in B.C. involved in the OM program, including
W.E. Graham high school in Slocan 1

Curriculum materials for the program offer teachers

guidelines-for introducing creative problem-solving ac
tivities into their elemeatary and secondary language ar
ts, mathematics, science, sgcial studies, and technology
education programs. Through these activities students
fearn-to-evaluate-their-ideas-to-arrive-at-innovative

solutions

Program recognizes
creative ability

This process stimulates a creative approach to lear
ning; developing’ individual artistic, intellectual, and
mechanicat-attributes;—and-encouraging~ students to
collaborate

As groups, or teams, students have an opportunity
to contribute to a specific long-term problem solution
and demonstrate their approach in competition. The
long-term problems are developed to cover a wide range
of interests from engineering, designing, and building to
the performing arts. Some of the problems are
designated as non-linguistic to enable deaf students and
students speaking other languages to participate in the
program

Regional competitions are held each y The
winning team will go on to the provincial competition
April 8 in Vancouver. The advancing teams will com-
pete in the world finals in Denver, Colo. in June

Olympics of the Mind isan exciting and progressive
approach tolearning.

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