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| ByGAILDOTINGA
"Herald Btaff Writer —

iE programs of. community
"J. education at ' Nerthwest
‘ Community College.’ :

designed: to: cover. any

. Might want'to puraue. Most
of ‘the courses” go. for. 10

evenings with the workshops
varying fram a day to five
woekly sessions.

=] “ gvery “interest from
"J L. drawing vegetables to fixing .
‘your car iscoveredin the fall

~The 40 programs’ are:
general interests. ‘the; public ©

'. the bride’s sister,
. Shirley Rowan were the
bridesmaids. Each wore a” crepe

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: Kim: Louise
daughter ‘of Sharon and

Leonard Baker, and Rejcan -
‘son of &
' , Simonne’- Beaupre, « were:

Oscar . Beaupre,

married‘in. ‘the Terrace

Sacred . Heart. Church at. 4 .

p.mt.. on July 28. °

Leonard Baker | gave his .
daughter away with Father
Jim. Jordon presiding, over
the ceremony. , “
“Ron Nadeau was the best :

. Baker, She

man and: the ushers were. 7

Karl” ‘Sterner, and Fred
Touche. =.”
' The bride looked lovely in

a full-length white silk gown « &

with long sleeves. The dress
buttoned atthe wrists and
had a yolk of chiffon and lace
that was accehted at. the
neck with a tiny blue bow.

The floor length veil dropped

_ +from a lace trimmed picture
) fat and. was covered with &

“tiny ble bows.
Maid of honor was Susan

Ramsey and Leona Baker,
and

blue crepe, empire style.

* dress that wha overlaid

with blue flowered: chiffon.
Jackets of the blua’ clffon
were worn with the dresges.~

All “wore picture’ hats:

trimmed with blue net and
blue flowers. :

The ring bearer, Daniele |

Deupre, wore a light blue
suit and carried the rings on
a white silk pillow made by
the groom's 83-year-old.
grandmother.

‘The train, bearer, Syivie

_Arsaueault_s and the flower _

girl, Tina Devest, wore blue
dresses trimmed with
white lace... Both. carried

pink, white ‘and bhie flowers. .

The bride's mother wore a :

‘turquoise blue crepe long

skirt and top. '.Mrs. Beaupre:

‘wore -a' coral -long sleeved

dress with a scoop neck.

The reception was held at-
the Elk's Hall; Ken Fuergutz '
was the
ceremonies ‘as well as the
photographer. . -_

Kim’s going away outtit

was a beige silk dreas with a.

plum Hogar pert @ on it; .-

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MR, AND ..MRS. 8.0. BEAUPRE a

“Out of town guests were:

“Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Guay,
Arseneault of Quebec City,
‘Jacqueline Beaupre: of
Smithers, Mr, and Mrs. .
‘Rioux of Quebec City, David,
.-Wheiler. of
“Raymond and Leona Baker.
Of Hope (brother and sister
.. of the « bride),
Shimitu of Surrey, Shirley’
Rowan. of -Hope, Mary’

Pamela

Gazzola of Vancouver,
Verna Shilson of Yale. and

jerry Kirkland of. Sointula,

BC.
he cule wil real in

Calgary,"

0 year —

Power saw ‘safety and,
maintenance is ne of the - “prea
new courses being given this ©
fall, Itis designed to save the”
person who cuts his own
firewood from: injury, or’
possibly save his own life. .

4

College, offers. wide variety

For tose shy of talking in:

front of an audience, there Is
"a public.speaking program.

The practical skills ofspeech —
‘making will be taught to

hopefully relieve : ‘any fears
you might have about it.

cooking courses offered this

fall, one for vegetables and.

the other for microwave ;
cooking, An interior deaign' -

- Thése who took the previous’ ;

one’ or. having prior
knowledge . of astrology are
encouraged to register.

The Federal Business

Development | ‘Bank will
teach a 10-week’ course for

“There'll be two. new — thosewho would like to start

-aamall business.
‘Aseries of very diversified
and interesting workshops
is also lined up for the ‘up

program will slso be added. coming sc

this year. :
The geography of Terrace

__will give the public a chance
to learn more. about the

history and geology ‘of the -
. Fleld trips and slides

are. part of the course. _
A continuation of an
astrology course that was.
given last ems will be
available | this s: September.

Still s some space |

_ ‘There - is still space
‘available in some of the

vocational courses offered at
Northwest Community.
College for this year.

.Five of .the. vocational
programs are not yet full and
there is still time to register
for therm.

. One of these is Marine
Engine Repair ‘and. Main-

tenance, a 10-month course |
designed to provide: the
student with the “basic. .
' wiechanical knowledge and .
..techniques required to.

repair and maintain marine

- diesel and gas engines.

‘For those with a flair for

. cooking there are the Cook

Training. ‘Progra ms. You

Have your choice of general -:
‘camp |
cooking, or short. order
-cooking. Ai will provide the.
student with the skills to”.
prepare meals to obtain ’

basic © cooking,

employment’. in the
respective fields.

“Course lengths for’ the

. different cooking programs
vary. General basic cooking

is a 12-month program,
camp cooking is six months,
with short order a student
can entul in it throughout the

‘microcomputers

the |
‘oltimate

“The general. mechanics -
program |s another program —
that has room for more
students, It is a nine-month

‘course which will equip the

students with the basic

“knowledge of all phases of,
‘mechanics with . training

equal to pre-apprentica
heavy. duty mechanic,
automotive mechanics and
pre-employment:
engine mechanics.

Those with an interest in

electronics can still register |

for the 10-month electronics.

technician program.” After

successfully completing the.
m, students will have

an” opportunity ‘to seek .
: employment in areas. such as -

communication —
and
microprocessors, video tape -

electronic

* servicing as well as other .

areas in the electronics Field.
There is also the industrial

- records and first aid course

which provides instruction in’
the’ maintenance ‘of in
dustrial records'and enables
students to obtain a class C

_ certificate for industrial first -.

aid. The program laste ‘five
months,
’ Dormitory. space is ‘still

marine .

school year.
Free law advice for the lay

person will be given in five
sessions by local lawyerp.
; One dealing with wills and

7 available for steifents., es

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SKEENA MALL.

aIhe Herald, Tuesday, August 12, 1980, Page +

"estates and another on how
to handle legal problems
with car repairs and used
cars are just an example of
some pf the topics that will
be covered in the workshops.

Art workshops will be held
this year, one that focuses on
drawing fruits

Emily Carr, College of Art.

How to utiliza more of your
talent ia the topic of a session.
by several psychologists
from Victoria, Co-ordinator,
Cathy Mueller promises that

READE AS @ wont

 and-
- vegetables and another on —
water. colors, given by the

Suits, slacks
-& sports jackets.
FINAL WEEK

Sale.effective:
JULY 2nd - AUG. 15th

it won't be threatening. or
intimidating. :

A workshop: most people :
could use is one on time
management. It is designed
to improve ‘aur. ‘utilization of
time. -

‘A booklet outlining courses

will ,be available in ap- - _

proximately two weeks, .
Registration begins Sept. 2
and goes through until Sept. .
6 atthe college for com-
munity education programs.
Interested persons-can ‘also
sign up at the arena for

‘ various programs on Sept. 6.

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