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Page Sixteen GfiLF ISLANDS DRIFTWOOD Wednesday.'October 22, h980
Traffic route changed
New traffic pattern had
many drivers mystified on
Friday when they drove
through Ganges. The road past
the fire hall has been eliminated
and all northbound traffic from
the Mouat peninsula must stop
at the new stop sign before
turning right. The initial
confusion arose from the fact
that southbound traffic is also
required to stop, thereby giving
right-of-way to southbound
traffic. Picture shows the
extensive works crew engaged
in paving the new turn-off.
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 64
Continuing Education - Late Fall Classes 1980
Ballroom Dancing
TOM & EVELYN ROUGHLEY, Sidney
5 sessions starting Sunday, Nov. 2
3:45 to 5:45 pm, Activity Centre
Fee - $22 couple, $15 single
Formerly with the Allied Dancing Association
(England) this husband-and-wife team are
now teaching ballroom dancing, English and
European, in the Saanich area since last
year.
Our first vocational course co-sponsored
by Camosun College -
Blueprint Reading - Part I
MIKE CLEMENT
6 sessions starting Wed., Nov. 5, 7:30 pm
Drafting Room, H.S. Shop Wing
Fee - $24
A certificate will be issued by Camosun
College for people passing this course.
Ceramics
GLORIA WEST
6 sessions starting Wed. Nov. 12, 7:30
In her workshop at Beaver Point
Fee - $15
Many people find ceramics a fun introduction
to working with clay.
Cooking East Indian Style
MANO SANDHU
4 sessions starting Tuesday, Nov. 4, 7 pm
Foods Room in the H.S. Shop Wing
Fee - $10 plus food
Fibres as an Art Medium
PENNIGEORGE
4 sessions starting Wed. Nov. 5, 3-5 pm
(evening class can be arranged)
Textiles Room in the H.S. Shop Wing
Fee - $10
Not a traditional crafts course, but using
fabrics as another art medium. Colour,
texture, form, shape, etc. will be explored as
well as techniques of tapestry, binding,
coiling, 3-D hangings, etc.
Evening adult
Fitness Class at Fernwood School
COLLEEN ROY
Tues. & Thurs., starting Oct. 28 through
Dec. 18 - 6-7 pm.
Fee - $16
M-W-F Morning Fitness Classes
still have plenty of room in the Early Bird
section at 6:30 am in the Activity Centre, and
space for 9 or 10 more in the 10:15 class at
Mahon Hall. (Baby-sitting is provided for this
last group.)
Fee - $24 plus rent from Oct. 27 - Dec. 19.
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
1. Register by mail or drop a check or money order
in the Continuing Education box at the School
Board Office. Please make checks payable to
School District #64 and include address, phone
number and class(es) desired. Receipt will be
mailed to you.
or
2. Register in person Thurs., Oct. 30 or Thurs.,
Nov. 6, 10 am - 6 pm at the School Board Office.
or
3. Register at the first class session. Note:
students may always audit first class and then pay
fee(s) by method #1 if there is room in the class.
4. Pre-registration is essential in all special events
and one-day workshops with off-island resource
people, since classes may need to be cancelled if
there is insufficient response.
5. Telephone calls indicating interest are
welcomed, but do not constitute registration.
6. Deferred payment or reduced fees may be
arranged, under certain circumstances.
7. No refunds unless class is cancelled. Credit may
be applied to another class if Director is notified by
the end of first week of classes.
FEES
1. Fees are listed with course description.
2. Certain school equipment is made available, but
materials are not included unless noted.
3. Seniors, $1 registration fee only for any class.
4. High School students, Vi price.
VOLUME DISCOUNT
1. Volume discount applies to multiple enrollments
from the same person, or members of the same
family, or any combination of same.
1 enrollment No Discount
2 enrollments 10% Discount
3 enrollments 15% Discount
4 enrollments 20% Discount
2. No volume discount on $1 fee only classes.
NAME
ADDRESS
PHONE .
REGISTRATION FORM
CLASS TITLE
SUB-TOTAL
VOLUME DISCOUNT
TOTAL
FEE
Folk Guitar
JAN PAWLOWSKI
5 sessions starting Monday, Nov. 3
Rooms 10 and 11, H.S.
2:30 pm and/or 7:30 pm - 2 classes will be
formed if enough interest; please state your
preference.
Fee - $12.50
Investing - For Women Only
3 sessions starting Monday, Nov. 3, 7:30 pm.
Room 1 at the High School.
Fee - $9.00
What every woman should know about
money - hear a panel discussing real estate
as investment; term accounts and trust funds
and other banking options from a lady
banker; meet a housewife who has
developed expertise in stocks and bonds -
and let us know what other subjects or
resource people you would like in
subsequent sessions. For starters, we have
Kirstie Shoolbraid, Kathy Dugas, Pat James,
Charmaine Bennett and Cydney Cochran
NOTE: a Wednesday afternoon class may be
arranged if enough people are interested.
Nov. 3 - "Money - What Every Woman
Should Know."
Nov. 10 - "... I never get what I really want -
real estate!" - Lucy in the Peanuts cartoon.
Nov. 17 - One Housewife's Successful
Approach to Playing the Market.
Square Dancing for beginners
BILL SMITH, DUNCAN
7 sessions starting Sunday, Nov. 2
1:30-3:30 pm in the Activity Centre
Fee - $25 couple, $18 single.
Wen-Do - Self-Defence for Women
ALICE MacPHERSON
A Weekend Workshop, Sat. & Sun., Nov. 8 & 9
Activity Centre
Fee - $12
Ms. MacPherson teaches Wen-Do in
Burnaby, North Van., Coquitlam & Langley at
present. She explains that Wen-Do was
developed in Canada from several sources,
including the Oriental martial arts.
Creative Writing
JOY MARAMPON
6 sessions starting Thursday, Nov. 6,7:30 pm
Elem. Staff Lounge
Fee - $18
An open workshop for island writers who
require ideas, support and inspiration for
their creative expression. Techniques for
eliciting and refining a personal style are
stressed.
For further information please call
VIRGINIA NEWMAN
537-9251