FALL PROGRAM

The complete Fall Program is
listed in an advertisement in
this issue of (he paper. In ad-
dition to this brochure con-
laining the program as well as
the recreation program has
been mailed to all householders
in Terrace and Thornhill. If you
have mot received your
brochure, please phone Hugh
Power al 635-3833 or 635-6531.
CHESS FOR BEGINNERS is a
coursé that is being offered, but
which is not listed in the
brochure. Mr. Dolan, a teacher
al Skeena Junior Secondary,
has offered to give this course.
SIGN LANGUAGE

I would like to knew how
many persons would be in-

The continuing
education scene

~ By Hugh Power

language. Sign language, of
course, is used by people who
cannol speak, This course
would primarily for friends,
relatives, etc. of these people.
There is an instructor in
Kitimat who might e¢ome to

- ferrace if there was sufficient

interest. If there is someone in
Terrace who could give such a
course, please let me know.
YOLUNTEEBS?

This year I have arranged to
begin registration for classes on
Saturday, September 28, from
1:00-6:00 p.m, In the Terrace
Shopping Centre near Shopper's
Drug Mart.
the help of anyone who would
like to help with the registration

for an hour or two on that af-°

T would welcome

terested in a course in sign

your week ahead sy or. aw. omis

? ARIES
_ Mar. 21- Apr. 19

TAURUS
Apr. 20 - May 20

GEMINI
May 21- June 20

MOONCHILD
Sune 21 - July 22

LEO
July 23» Aug. 22

on vinco
Aug, 23 + Sept. a2

LIBRA
. Sept, 23 - det. 22
SCORPIO

Oct, 23 - Nov. 21

SAGITTARIUS

Nov, 22+ Dee. 21.

Forecast Perlod: September 29 to October 5

Many Aricns will be tempted to ‘“buy” their
way into romance, So, 7a might undergo a
period of “all's fair in...'' you know the rest!

Although your envionment and circumstances
might indicate otherwise; financially, things, for
you, should be on-the upswing. Actually, a

minor setback will parlay into a major gain,

This particular week, the’ one thing you need
Teast; outside “good” advice, is coming your
way in bunches, big bunches! The person who
can salve your problems? Yourself!

Sorry! A project that you believe ds going to
snowball Into big things...
unproductive. Stick to proven methods, this
wee

You'll be In the mood to overpower your as-
sociates. Frankly, you'll be pushy enough ‘to
elbow your way into, someone else's job, task -

‘or project,

It seems as though many members of your ‘sign
will try to pit a member of the opposite sex ta
. othe acid test, Advice? Let well enough, alone,

Play it cool! Take sceond best, and wait out
your chance. Blantly, it's not showdown time;
you're not prepared to compete.

Don't take “throwof%.”” You are entering a
phase whea you must know, exactly, haw you
stand. Incidentally, (his advice applies to your
relationship with the opposite sex.

Try to look beyond an associate's outward” :
personality. Apparently, you'll be trafficking
with a devious person. Don't air your personal

|. problems.

CAPRICORN

You're prone to becoming a tyrant, during this

ternoon. If you are interested, |

.might prova to be -

. approach an

" phone Hugh Power at 696-3833

or 635-6531.

ENGLISH FOR
CANADIANS

This year I hope to have a
Inuch expanded program for
people who want to speak
English. I have instructors for

' NEW

lwo evening classes and also for :

classes during the day. Please
encourage peopla you know who
could benefit from these
classes, to enroll, ;

COMMENCEMENT OF
, CLASSES ‘
Most classes will be starting
the week of October 7-11,
However, Defensive Driving
and Basic Education Classes
will begin a week earlier. [f you
wish lo enroll in these classes
just phone Hugh- Power to

“yagisler at 635-3833 or 635-6531. -

Also phone if you want any
further
Continuing Education classes,

‘Intersections

There are a lot of things to put
you on the defensive at an in-
tersection. Other drivers make
illegal turns, turn without
signaling, run red lights, sneak
through on the yellow light, step
halfway into the intersection on
the corss street, Pedestrians
jaywalk, cross against the
lights, ‘completely ignore
traffic,

Bul your actions al an in-

‘tersection: could trigger an
Eliminate the |

aceident,
possibility” by knowing in ad-.
vance whal you are going lo do.

--Last-second decisions invite
trouble. . Slow down as you
intersection,
especially if your light has been

gree for a long time. Let other .

drivers know what you are
gaing to do by getting in the
proper position early and
signaling yeur- intentions far-
prepared to yield the right-nf-
way to any. pedestrian or driver

" You

information about —

You're feeling fine and you'd
like to keep it that way. .

“Well, saysa new Metropolitan
Life booklet, it’s largely up to
you.

“You and: Your Health,” a
publication | of Metropolitan
Life's Health and Welfare.
division, polnts out that we can
do a lot to keep ourselves well
by modifying harmful living
pattern and by recognizing
when and where to seek ap-
propriate health care.

Many of today's leading
causes of death, including
aceldents, which rank as the
No.1 killer of children and
young adults, are “man-made.”

Metropolitan Life reminds

that people individually and in

groups can help .to prevent
premature death and disability
by recognizing the importance
of such health-related factors as
proper nutrition, weight con-

trol, sufficient rest and sleep __

and. emotionally healthy
responses lo stress and tension.

Good health, says
Metropolitan Life, need not bea
bere or a chore. Useful and
authoritative suggestions. on
such topies as diet and exercise,

.ag well as information on the

potentially hazardous use of
alcohol, drugs and cigareltes, |

if you're
NEW IN: TOWN
and don’tknow: | —

‘which way to.turn,
call the

hostess at one he

as

5
‘You'll be glad} you gid,

~imake the “booklet a practical:

gulde to staying well, A special
~ section also deals with accident
prevention, on the road and al
home.

Intended as a ‘a comprehensive,
though compact, guide to good
health, “You and Your Health”
also gontaina tips on finding a

family doctor and discusses the

_ TERRACE, SLUMBER LODGE _

“relative merits ‘of selecting a
‘physician in solo or in, group .

practice. - It gives advice on

when to consult a doctor, when,

to have a checkup and how to

“get additional health In-

formation.

A final section discusses other

heaith services available in

many communities, Including ..

. . ¢
4702 LAKELSE ST, .
<” .3uPHONE _ 695-6303;

BUTTER DELL RESTAURANT HOURS.

” MONDAY TO SATURDAY 7100 A. ‘M. TO9: 00 Pp. Me.

ce emergency’ service, home care

programs, visiting nurse
associations, family ‘service
agencies and school health

rogram
mi quid to family well-being -

and an aid to community health

“pESTICIDE wPpuicaToRS’ =
TRAINING COURSES .

_ $hort ‘training courses will be oHerad again inis year

and. your Health |

“You" “and Your:
ealth” is available” vilthout
charge, from Health’ 'and.:

Welfare Division, Metropolitan-: =

Life Insurance: Comparty, 180 | .-

planning,

Wellington Street, Ottawa,
Ontario, KiP 5A3,- _

primarily for people whose employment involves the use of
pesticides. These fraa courses will be scheduled according to
the response from -varlous districts. :

If you wish to attend or want more information, reply dy .
October 25, 1974, Also, indicate your specific fleld of interest.

WRITE:

"SUNDAY 8100 A.M. TO 9:00 PM.

‘

Seta ou, ve

‘1s A GREAT PLACE: To" EAT

BRIDGE TH E GAP

secur 055 a ee

Presticide Control Officer
B.C, Department of Agriculture
Box 1172, Station “ae
Surrey, B.C.

OF BLINDNESS —

Campaign September a0 through October 5

Door to doorblitz September 30

cosmic cycle. Actually, you are building an em-
pire of worthless things. Relinquish what you
believe to be... additional responsibilities. :

Many under your sign will widen thelr cirele of
friends. So, it’s very likely that you will meet

_ Dec. 22+ Jan, 18

AQUARIUS
Jan, 20- Feb, 16

toss an overture your way, n.

1 PISCES
Feb, 18 - Maz, 20 foing overboard with too much kindness. You
: migtt go more than half way, in affairs ¢ ef the

heart.

PERSONALITY PROFILE

Fer your Sun Sign Analysis, send the doy. month, | year ond 4 place ef birth, plus .
$1.00 for portage and handling t¢ Dr, Andraw W. Daria, P. ©. Box 12766, 5h
*_ Patansburg, Horida 33733, .

‘SLAFF OF THE WEEK®

Seuies
bates

“Sure, you're In a rut — we're all In a rut
look at Capta in Kangaroo...

We carry a complete
I line of hay, feed,
_ grains and feed

supp lements.

Rew acquaintances, Oh, yes! An, admirer. will t.

af
Don't spoil a member at the “Taposite Bax by .

Also custom hay hauling

- YELLOWHEAD HAY
; |. & GRAIN

e OR PHONE 635-7480

7 SEE US AT. 747 CLARKE RD. IN THORNHILL

~ whether they are in the right or
: wrong,
SIVELY. .

n

DRIVE peeet . OU; ;

Be Generous Bridge the Gap: of Blindness .

Under tie Auspices of. The Terrace Downtown Lions, The Centenalal Lions and The Lakelse Lions cub.

SUPPORT CMB

[roca oF EVENING —— :

‘The following courses are planned to be offered during. the fall and winter by B.C, Vocational School, Terrace.

COURSES OFFERED ; ye

who :

.. (a) are now managing their own businesses. but tack formal training; 3 7 a
..(b) are working but would tike to improve. skills: and increase ef.
_ fectiveness in business; -

,.(c) are considering opening a small business,

_.. Subjects developed during the course will be: Planning; Financing; —
. Form and: Structure of the Firm; Merchandising and Sales; Financial

Management and Control, Thursday evenings from 7 to 9 p.m.,.com-
mencing ¢ October 3, 1974. No. of sessions - 20, Fee $30.00 -

ACCOUNTING PROCEDURES FOR SMALL BUSINESS

.. This is a companion course to Smail Business Management and is in-

tended for those who wish to do all of the routine acceunting for their own
husinesses. The course starts with the opening of the business and covers
the accounting cycle, including.closing of the books and preparation of
financial statements. Payroll is also covered.
commencing October 1, 1974. No of sessions ; 20. Fee $30. 00

COMMUNICATION FOR LEADERSHIP

. The goal of this course is to Improve the skills needed for employers
and employees. fo communicate effectively with their assoclates.. Con-
fent’will include: Understanding Communications: Motivation Through
Communication; Public: Speaking; Written Communication. - No. | of
sessions - 6. Fee $5.00. _

PERSONNEL MANAGEMENT

.. This course.is intended for those who are in managerial and super-
visory positions as well as for those new in the*personnel field. An
overview of personne! management will be presented with emphasis on

recruitment, selection, testing, placement, training, performance ap- |

praisal, job evaluation, wage and salary administration. Tuesday
evenings, 7 to? p.m., commencing October 1, 1974. Na. of sessions - 20.
Fee $30.00, . ;

PITMAN SHORTHAND

.. This course is designed for stenographers and secretaries who have not _
-used their shorthand skills for sometime and require a complete.review.

of theary and for typists who wish to expand their stenographic skills.
Beginners will require a good working knowledge of English grammar.
Beginning students completing the course will have fhe necessary

knowledge of theory to develop a usable speed and upgraders will have :
speed development during the course, Wednesday evenings commencing .

October 2, 1974. No. of sessions -20, Fee $30.00,

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The above courses are offered in! ‘conjunction with the Continuing
Education Department of Schoo! District 48 and registration for these
courses may take place with either the Continuing Education Depart.
ment or the Vocational School. |

. SMALL BUSINESS MANAG EMENT. This course is designed for those.

“and electronic tune-up devices and emission control.

Tuesday’ evenings, a , $18.00.

WELDING BASIC

. ... This. course és intended to assist persons working in trades which
_ require a certain amount of welding skill, but.do not warrant the em-

ployment of a full-time welder. Both theory and practical are included.
Tuesdays and Thursdays, commencing October ‘1, 1974, 72 hours. Fee

"$54.00.

ADVANCED WELDING

- :. This course is designed to advance the knowledge and skills of persons

who have completed a Basic Welding Course or those who have had field

- welding experience but who have had no formal instruction. Both theory

and practical are included, Tuesdays and Thursdays. 72 hours. Fee

- has 60.

aUTomorive ELECTRICAL TUNE-UP

.. This course is designed to up-grade tradesmen In the use of electrical
24 hours. Fee

HEAVY: DUTY MECHANIC TQ. REFRESHER
.-A comprehensive review of the Heavy Duty Mechanic Trade, both gas:
and diesel including electricity, drives, transmissions, brakes, etc. in

‘preparation for examination for certification. 60 hours. Fee $45.00.

CARBURETION

'', A basic carburetion course for mechanics or garage attendants who

require. this skill in their daily work, This course is designed as a
refresher or up-grading of skills. Mondays and Wednesdays, starting
Octoher 7, 1974. 24 hours. Fee $18.00.

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the Vocational School is prepared to offer any mechanical skill. up-

grading courses required or any other trade courses needed in the area.
If there are any courses required which are not listed, please phone or
write the school or come to registration night, °

“REGISTRATION ;
., Aregistration night will be held Thursday, September 26, 1974, at the
_ and eam School in the Library of the. Administration building between 7
and 9 P. m. ot

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