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SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 53 (TERRACE)
ADULT EDUCATION REGISTRATION

Classes are open to all persons 15 years of age or over who are not attending a regular day.

You may register in advance by completing one of the forms attached to this advartisement
and sending it with the fees to the oppropriate Program Director, OR you may register, in person

as indicated below.

FEES

Fees for the full course MUST be paid on registra tion.Fees are not refundable except when a class ie

cancelled, Cheques should be payable to “Schoo! District No. 53 (Terrace)’ and NOT to individuals,
and must not be post-dated, If payment is in cash please bring the exoct amount, The Director of

Adult Education reserves the tight to discontinue any class in which the enrollment is leas than 10 _—

persons, or in which the attendance or progress js unsotisfactory.

ACADEMIC AND COMMERCIAL PROGRAM

DIRECTOR: W. Ken Gray, Skeena Secondary School, Box 159, Terrace, B.C,

‘AIM: TO ASSIST persons who have academic d

School Graduation equivalency.

PROGRAM:

1. High School Graduation.
High School Graduation may be obtained
by attending classes, Every effort will be made

to provide these courses where there is sufficient
demand — but we must know your requirements
early,

2, Grade 8 equivalency and Grade 10 equival-
ency, .

it has never been easier for a mature
person to obtain Grade 8 or Grade 10 equival-
ency standing than it is now. In just 30 weeks
by completing English, Socials and Maths you
can obtain an Equivalency Certificate, Credit
will be allowed for any courses previously com-
pleted but ot least two courses MUST be
completed through our evening program., Don’t
put things off for another year. If you now only
have Grade 5, 6, or 7, then register for the
GRADE 8 EQUIVALENCY program. If you now
have only Grade 8 or 9, then register for the
GRADE 10 EQUIVALENCY program.

REGISTRATION:
Mail completed form with fees to Mr. W. K

INDUSTRIAL FIRST AID ooo Fee $50
Commence October 10, 24 sessions — .
Mondays and Thursdays, 7:30 - 9:30 p.m.
Instructor -— Mr. Fred Hislop

Books and materials included in fee,
Examinations aiter Christmas.

Register at School Board Office,

REGISTRATION: Mail form with fees to Mr. Pete Fanning at Terrace Community Contre OR register in

eficiencies to obtain a Grade 8, Grade 10 or “High

Gray — those doing this will ensure a ploce if

a course hos too many opplicants OR register

in person at Skeena Secondary on Friday, Oct

ober 6 or Tuesday, October 10, 7:30 -9 pm. ;
COURSES:

GRADE 8: Socials, English, Math,

GRADE 10: Socials, English, Meth.

GRADE 12: Socials, English.

Other courses if demand is sufficient,

FEES for all Grade 8, 10 and 12 courses — $30

per subject.

Textbooks purchased extra.

All above courses of 30 weeks duration. All

times 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. State evening preferred —

courses will be held.on most popular evenings.

commencing in October.

COMMERCIAL: TYPING, BOOKKEEPING,

Other Courses if demand is sufficient,

Fees — For 30 week Commercial Credit couries

= $30 per subject.

For shorter non-credit courses—-$20 per subject,

Textbooks purchased extra. State evening pre-

fered.

For full information about the Academic ‘and

Commercial Programs telephone “Mr. Ww. K.

Grey or Mr, John Bastin at Skeena Secondary

School, Phone 635-2913, ;

VOCATIONAL AND _ TRADE ~— EXTENSION COURSES

ELECTRIC HEATING INSTALLATION ..
Commence October 13, :
A 40 hour course specially designed tor salesmen,

contractors and others in the electrical industry

who are seeking certification in electric heating
installation, Ask for information bulletin .No, 1,
This course is offered with the co-operation df B.C,
Hydro and Power Authority.

_ Resistor ¢ at School Board Office.

person at the Community Centre up to three days before course commences,

GOLF FOR LADIES . _
Commence October 10, “Duration to ‘weeks
Tuesdays — 10:30 - 12 noon.

Instructor «= Mr. Cam Lane.
Flace: Comunity Centre

Learn the basics or improve your game in 1144 hours
of concentrated instruction per week, Limited to 25
people.

ART AND DRAWING .. ee
Commence October 24, “Duration 3 ‘weeks,
Tuesdays — 7:30 - 9; 30 p.m,

Instructor — Mr. Him Burbank, ;
Place: Skeena Secondary School (Art Room) Pro-
fessional instructor with experience at Canadian
and Swiss Universities will teach fundamentals,
including pencil, pen, brush and ink, still life,
figure drawing, gesture drawing, composition etc.
A second advanced course will follow in January if
interest and progress are maintained.

. Fee $10 -

. Fee $7.50

-Basic supplies wily be available at a nominal cost

per kit.

HOUSEWIVES COLLEGE .. . Fee $5
Commence October 11, First semester ry ‘weeks,
Wednesday — 8 - 10 pm.

Place: Community Centre.

Qualified Resourse Instructors will keep you in
touch with latest ideas in Fashion, Make-up and
Skin Care, Hair Care, Poise, Posture, Grooming,
Dieting, Exercising and a Fashion Show.

The second semester in the New year will include
Household Hints, Community Affairs and many
items which concern the housewife.

BALLROOM DANCING .. . Fee $8 per couple
Commence October 26, Duration. B weeks,

Thursdays — 8 p.m,

- Instructors — Mr. and Mrs. Read. —

Place — Uplands Elementary School, .

YOU TOO — can learn to dance the basic steps, or
brush up on the Waltz, Foxtrot, Polka ete, and
acquire confidence at social Zunctions..

Another course will commence in the New Year to
teach Latin’ American dances,
SLIMNASTICS FOR WOMEN ..
Commence October 18, 24 sessions, 12 weeks,
Mondays and Wednesdays — 7330.9 pm,
Instructor — Mrs. Glockner,

Place: Skeena Secondary Gymnasium,
Exereisesto music blend rythm with graceful body

REGISTRATION FORM

ACADEMIC AND COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS . |
| TO: MR, W. K. GRAY, Skeena Secondary School,

Box 159, Terrace, B.C. |

. Fee $10

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Evening Preferred .

Make cheques payable to ‘Sehool District No. 53.
. No refunds unless lage “oe

‘Stgnature

aX wish to reglster for the following courses: -

won FOO $use

movement, Escape the tedium of housework or

office and acquire a slim figure, grace and poise,

DOG OBEDIENCE COURSE .. . Fee 87.50

Commence October 16, Duration, | 10 “weeks,

Mondays — 7 - § p.m.

Instructor — Mrs. Bernard,

Place: Community Centre.

By popular demand, a return of one of last year’s

successiul courses: learn how to train ang control

your dog ~- obedience, heeling, coming when called,

staylng on command eto.

SOCCER TRAINING .................... Fee 18 and over §5
Under 18 §2

Commence October 10, Duration 10 weeks,

Tuesdays — 8 - 10 p.m.

Instructor — Mr. Glyn Bishop.

Flace: Skeena Secondary Gymnasium,

A winter soccer training course by, an experienced

instruetor just out from the U.K. There will. be

lectures, demonstration, fitness training and actual
practice.

CERAMICS. FOR BEGINNERS . . Fee $6

Commence October 12, Duration 8 ‘weeks.
Thursdays — 7:30 « 9.30 pm.

Instructor — Mrs. Janet McLeod,

Place. Skeema Secondary Ceramics Room. .
Learn interesting work with clay, 2nd discover how
to make pottery, dishes and ornaments, Expert
instruction with potter's wheel and kiln. A nominal
fee for materials provided.

NOTE: Experienced ceramics workers may use the
facilities without instruction for the entire season
at a fee of $12.50, For information m phone Recreation
Office, 635-2344,
PHOTOGRAPHY :
Commence October 16, Duration 10 weeks,
Mondays —- 8-10 pm — -
Xnstructor: Mr. Kevin Van Herd. :
Place: Community Centre. |

Practical amateur photography . provides profes-
sional instruction in home - portralts,, general and
Polaroid work, home movies, projection and dark
room processing, :

A second advanced course ‘will be aranged if inter-

Feo $10

" est and progress warrant it, This wilh lean, towards

professional aspects,
BRING YOUR OWN CAMERA,

. Already in progress are ADULT SWIM CLASSES and MOTHER AND CHILD ene SCHOOL) - Bwin
CLASSES, A second series of lessons will be arranged to.commence in the New Year. a Lo

REGISTRATION FORM
NON-ACADEMIC COURSES

TO; MR. PETER FANNING,

Box 218, Terrace. —

_ Community Centre, Terrace,
Miss

Mrs.

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“Postal . :
Address .. . Phone .;

TERRACE HERALD, TERRACE, B.C.

cn Few $80

OTHERS

_Paniogiea

1e ivening Prefacréa.

No refunds untess olass @ saneelied,

‘BANQUETS

‘Make cheque payable. to School District, No, 83,

_ Signature oe

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_ Wednesday October 4

- The Terrace | Recraction Commission, through the Recreation Office, will work

“ibe oon withahy ‘grolip, - Grganization or individuals who are interested. in |

_- ahty. aspect. of recreation; The Recreation Office is in the ‘Community Contie on Park’

‘Avenue, Tertace,

> Alf persons: deiiating titther information pertaining to recreation are invited | ;
“to contact Mr. Pete Fanning, Recreation Director, by phone (635-2344); orin person, |
Thé Tettace Recreation ‘Conumisaion fs presently involved in over 35 active programs *

for people of all ages. we

ARTS - CRAFTS.- HOBBIES
I. ARTS, CRAFTS, * HOBBIES.

“1, PHOTO CLUB:. for the. sir
photographer, dark room ‘facilities ‘for ~

_ developing fifi and printing pictures,
- fotated at the. Community. Centre, ond
open t to members at all times.

2. ROCKHOUNDS: CLUB: - fcr ‘all
these interested in‘cutting ond polithing
their own gems. Club meets Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Sundays at 8:00 p.m.

3. CHILDREN’S ART CLASSES:
for children ages six to twelve, covers art
work, .cnd elementary work with clay,
Every Friday, 4:00 - 5:30 p.m.

“4. PICTURE LOAN SOCIETY:
for porsons interested in local art work.

SPORTS AND ATHLETICS

‘1. MEN’S VOLLEYBALL: League
ploys every Monday night, 8:00 p.m. —
11:00 p.m, in the Community Centre..

2. ADULT BADMINTON CLUB:
Meets every Sunday and Thursday from

8:00 - 11:00 p.m. in the Community |

Centre Gym.
8. LADIES’ INDOOR GOLF: Adult
. .Educdtion..: . -
oe . CHILDREN’S ‘GYMNASTICS: -
for, boys and girls every | Tuesday from
4:00 - 7:00 ‘p. m. ‘Age group ‘six to twelve
years,

. 5. BOYS’ BASKETBALL: for: boys
ages ten to thirteen. Play and practice

senadays Wednesdays, ‘Thursdays and

ree MENS: BASKETBALL: Every

ee ‘Ticaeny evening from 9:00 - 11:00. ond

Suriday afternoon from 3:00 - 6: 00 p.m,
ot the Community Centres.

7. ADULT TABLE | ‘TENNIS: New
program this yedr at the Centre. In the

. Banquet Room every Wednesday Evening

SOCIAL PROGRAM

1. WHIST CLUB: . For Senior

. Citizens and other interested parsons who

like an evening out. Meets every Mondéy.
évening at 7:30 < 10:00 p.m. in the: Cone

munity Centre

“2. CHESS CLUB: For students and

“adults.” ‘Tuesday evening in the Com-
munity

Centre. |

3. TEEN PROGRAM: Will meet. ‘in
the ‘Community Centre after schools. are
‘Gut several afternoons a week, Will start
later in October.
' 4.:SQUARE DANCING: Tuesday
‘evening 8:30 - 10:30 p.m. Thursday even-

SPECIAL PROGRAMS

we

1. SWIMMING

a) Children: For School age Childe on
‘wen, held Saturday, mornings at the —
Hotsprings. 2 programs yearly, =

b) Hotspringers | Swim Club:

. ; Wednendeys at the Hotsprings for High

Tr you: WISH ‘INFORMATION "ON
CLASSES PLEASE PHONE THE RE-
CREATION OFFICE, Be

2. Tiny Tots: Every Tuesday’ ofter- a
noon from 1:30 - 3:00 p.m. Provides - .
primary pregram in art, games, singing, oe
and croft See
3. Children’s Films: Fer bow “and re

+e Bingos: Giont: ‘Bingen: are: :
2. Meetings: Fecilitias for 5 arg or

evenings.

Pictures; oil, water, and chalks;-are avail-

able through the society, Meetings | once

a month, and art apprecation courses are a

planned,

5, LITTLE THEATRE: for. amateur
actors and actresses and any others in- vo

terested in Little Theatre work. Meetings
depend on whether or nota play is in

ress.
presse CERAMICS: Ceramics is being

run under the Adult Education program
and more information can be found in
the Adult Education area.

7. ART AND DRAWING: Same 7

as Ceramecs,

_ from 7:30 « 10: 30 p.m, Could be length-

ened to two nights a week if sufficient
interest is shown. .

8: KARATE: Limited number of -

members only, meets Sunday afternoon
and Wednesday evening,

9. JUDO: Every Monday and Thurs-
day, 7:00 to 10:00 p.m, at. Cassie Hall
Elementary School.

10. JUNIOR BOYS LACROSSE:
A hew program this year will commence
October 22 with clinies and instruction at
the Community Centre. Sundays, 1:00 -
3:00 p.m.

fi. BATON TWIRLING: Open
to girls any age, on Thursdays from 4:00
- 5:30 p.m.

12. SOCCER:

Education. High School Soccer Field.
13. LADIES KEEP FIT: See Slim-

‘nastics under Adult Education. Meet-

‘ing Monday and Wednesday evenings.

ing 8:30 - 10: 30 p.m. Held at Clarence
Michel School. Special Dances once per
month eld on Saturdays.

* ” & ROUND DANCING: For Adults,
Mondoy evenings, 9:00 - 1030 p.m. in
Clarence Michel School.

6. BALLROOM DANCING: Adult
Couples, Thursday evenng at Uplands
School, see Adult Education.

"7. HOMETOWN JAMBOREE: Re-
hersals every Sunday, 2:00,- 4:00 p.m.
in the Community Centre. Productions

held évery month. For all ages if you are
7 tnusically inclined.

A

ao school students and. those that aren’t in
“high sehool must have their Junior Red

Cross Badge.
c) Adult Swim Lessons: Wednesday

d) Mothers and Pre-schoolers;
Wednesday afternoons.

{

gitls i in n the Community Centre commenc-

ing late in Octobe t, ‘Wednesday.

afternoons, 3:30 - 5:00..
4. Senior Citizens: Meetings held

- fiést Saturday i in every month at the Com-
‘ munity Contre,

5.-.Dog: Obedience: Under ‘Adult
Education, a

"Modern. kitchen ican ae ca ein the’ 3

m0 BECATON | 7 ba |

— for any boys ormen ..
‘aged 16 or over. Will be run under Adult