It’s easy on gas and a breeze to park. Jack Perry was the winner of a pedal car
designed by Max Muff and raffled off at the Skeena Car Club’s most recent _
monthly meeting. Perry picked up his prize from club president Bob Wilkinson
and vice president Robert Penner. It was a successful raffle and the club: has...

decided to make it an annual event.

videos, akcill building, case studies,
role plays and planning sessions
with self-evaluation and peer
feedback to help the participants
assess their learning. There are
no pre-requisites to this one-week

course, but Lynn warns, “You:

might get hooked!"

It is felt that reality therapy
has a place in everyone’s private
and professional life — it gives
the therapist a framework within

which to work; it gives managers .

the skills to make employees
responsible for their roles in the
workplace; for teachers, reality
therapy works well into the Year
2000 philosophy; and for learners,
‘it gives the.skills to take responsi-
bility for. one’s own learning.

The Reality Therapy approach
focuses on building from the

‘

strengths or successes of the indi-

vidual by teaching and encourag-
ing the development of new skills.
It emphasizes the present, not the
past, in order to promote the
ability to control one’s life, now.

For further information on the
Basic Intensive Week of reality

‘therapy, call Jeanette Anderson

at 635-7156 or leave your name at
Northwest Training, 638-8311.

VOLUNTEER
HONOURED

April 26 to 30 was Volunteer
Recognition Week, and the Heart
and Stroke Foundation of B.C. &

. Yukon celebrated across the prov-

ince.

In Terrace a volunteer. com:
menced canvassing for the Heart
Foundation in 1969. Her daughter .

had been born with a hole in her:

heart and she wanted to help. She
continued to volunteer until 1979
when she became an area captain.
One year after she became an
area captain, she was unable to
find anyone to-help her, so she
did the entire Keith Estate by
herself. She has continued to
work in this capacity.

It gives us great pleasure to
salute Edith Martin — a dedi-

cated worker who has given so

many years to the Heart and

Stroke Foundation of B.C. &

Yukon.

—- Contributed by
Betty Campbell

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