Grapevine for May 2, 2011

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SELKIRK COLLEGE EMPLOYEE NEWSLETTER
Weekly News
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HR Matters
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The Gallery
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HATS OFF
TO THIS YEAR’S GRADS!
Approximately 280 of Selkirk
College’s 716 graduates celebrated
their accomplishments at the
Graduation Ceremony and Tea at
the Castlegar campus on Thursday,
April 21, 2011.
View more photos in The Gallery.
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TechTips pg 3
What’s Happening Bits & Bytes
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Classifieds
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CEES DECLARES WINNER OF CO-OP EDUCATION
STUDENT OF THE YEAR CONTEST
The CEES (Co-op Education and Employment Services) Department of
Selkirk College held its first annual Co-op Education Student of the Year
contest for 2010-11.
More than 200 Co-op Ed. students participated in the contest. We are
pleased to announce that the winner of the Co-op Education Student of
the Year contest for 2010-11 is Steven Bougie of the GIS program of Selkirk
College. Mr. Bougie receives an iPad2 as the prize of this contest.
Thanks to all the students who participated in the contest and a special
thanks to Steven!
Photo: Steven Bougie and Brenda Smith.
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NEWS
INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION CONTRIBUTES $1.8 BILLION
ANNUALLY TO THE B.C. ECONOMY
Published April 27 - International education is now a leading export for British Columbia (B.C.), creating jobs and
supporting families in communities and regions across the province. The total value of international education exports
in 2010 reached over $1.8 billion dollars, ranking the sector fifth in the generation of export income. Among B.C.’s
key trading partners China, India, and South Korea, international education ranks as a top-three contributor to B.C.’s
economy.
In order to accurately measure the full economic impact of international education province-wide, the BC Council
for International Education (BCCIE) has engaged noted economist Dr. Roslyn Kunin of Roslyn Kunin and Associates,
Inc. (RKA, Inc.). Dr. Kunin’s report The Economic Impact of International Education in British Columbia examines
international student spending at K-12, post-secondary and language institutions across the province. Dr. Kunin’s study
will help the province and BCCIE to benchmark international student data and to plan strategically for future growth in
the industry.
The full report will be published here on April 27, 2011: www.bccie.bc.ca/about/publications
HAIKU COCKTAILS, POEMS ON THE MENU, AND AN EMPTY CHAIR
“It’s the most original evening I have ever been to. Having a poet
serve you and recite was really cool, the food was great, and the
chapbooks are marvellous. I’m inspired by the youthful creativity
and the sense of play.” — novelist Anne DeGrace
Published by Bill Metcalfe on April 14,
2011 – Arts in the Kootneays: For the
appetizers, there was a food menu and
a poetry menu. Your formally-dressed
server was the author of the poetry.
She or he took your order, then read a
poem to you and your table-mates.
It was the same for the main course
and dessert—the server/poets moved
to a different one of the six round
tables for each course. During the
meal, other writers read their prose
pieces to the whole room.
Before the meal, while people arrived
and mingled with drinks from the bar,
writer/waiters circulated with elegant
trays of haiku cocktails. Each haiku,
written by the servers, was typed on a
small card and attached to a piece of
writer-folded origami.
Poets perform for their tables: Sam Stevenson (front) and Celina Silva (back of room).
Photo: Bill Metcalfe
These writer/waiters were the secondyear class at Selkirk College’s Studies
in Writing program at their year-end
event on April 8, No Words Barred: A
Metaphormal.
Visit http://arts.inthekoots.com/haiku-hors-doeuvres-poems-on-the-menu-and-an-empty-chair/
to read the full story. View more photos at https://picasaweb.google.com/kootenaykel/AlmedasPoetryBash#
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SPONSORSHIPS AVAILABLE FOR SELKIRK SAINTS GOLF CAMP
Published April 28, 2011: Thanks to many community
donations made in memory of Laurie Palibroda,
youth from the West Kootenay area may be eligible
for sponsorships that will cover the cost of the
upcoming Selkirk Saints Golf Camp.
The Laurie Palibroda Memorial Golf Camp
Sponsorship (bursary) was established in 2006 and
has been supported by personal donations and
through proceeds generated from the Pali’s two-day
men’s golf tournament. The annual tournament takes
place on May 7 and 8 and participants can register by
visiting the Castlegar Golf Course’s website at
www.golfcastlegar.com or by calling 250.365.5006.
Tim Smeltzer, Lynda Palibroda (left to right) and Ray Bystrom (far
The sponsorship will enable up to three children to
right) present Selkirk College Athletics Coordinator Kim Verigin with a
donation for the Laurie Palibroda Memorial Sponsorship (bursary).
attend the camp. Application forms and guidelines
are available online at
www.selkirk.ca/athletics/campusrecreation/summercamps/golfcamp. The deadline for submissions is May 6, 2011.
Visit http://selkirk.ca/about/news/name-27665-en.php to read the full story.
CELEBRATING SELKIRK COLLEGE
Published April 14, 2011 – Nelson Star: It’s far too easy to forget just how important Selkirk College is to this region. Once
we are finished our education and move onto the world of work, it’s no longer top of mind.
The educational, economic and social aspects of a vibrant post secondary institution should never be taken for
granted. We all need to celebrate with them and thank Selkirk for the opportunity to host a place that can inspire,
empower and make a difference in the future of our community and country.
Visit http://www.bclocalnews.com/opinion/119870769.html to read the full story.
2011 GIS STUDENT SHOWCASE
AVAILABLE ONLINE
Find out what our Geographic Information Systems (GIS) students accomplish in our
program at http://selkirk.ca/programs/rr/academicprograms/gis/studentbios/ .
Pass on the link to inquiring students so they can get an idea of what we do in our program,
and to potential employers who are interested in hiring one of our graduates!
Photo: GIS student Amy O’Neill.
TECHTIPS
SAVE YOUR PHOTOS IN LOWER CASE!
Did you know…
When you save images and want to put them into the Site Manager system (Terminal 4) for the Media Library,
you cannot save the image as .JPEG (upper case). You should save images as .jpeg (lower case).
If you save with the upper case extension, it will cause your image to come up blank!
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CURRENT POSTINGS
These are the current job postings for employment at Selkirk College:
FISH AND AQUATIC BIOLOGY INSTRUCTOR (Competition #23):
Ends Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Selkirk College is seeking a Fish and Aquatic Biology Instructor for a short term position at our Castlegar campus
location. Working under the supervision of the School Chair, the Instructor is required to teach Fish and Aquatic
Biology courses to students enrolled in our 2-year diploma program in Recreation, Fish, and Wildlife (RFW) as well as
introductory Fish Ecology courses to first year students enrolled in RFW, Forestry, or Integrated Environmental Planning
Technologies.
PROGRAMMER AND SYSTEMS ANALYST (Competition #17):
Ends Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Reporting to the Director of Information Technology Services, the Programmer and Systems Analyst supports shared
software applications in administrative computing environments.
SIGN LANGUAGE INTERPRETER (Competition #24):
Ends Friday, May 06, 2011
The Disability Services Department at Selkirk College is seeking an ASL/English Interpreter to work directly with a
profoundly deaf student at the Castlegar campus.
Visit http://selkirk.ca/about/departments/hr/postings/jobs/ to view the full job postings.
EMPLOYEE COMINGS & GOINGS
Michelle Pierce has been hired to teach the ECCE 293 course for the
Early Childhood Care and Education students starting on May 2, 2011,
for 6 weeks.
Michelle has been working as a Supported Child Development
Consultant for the last five years at Kootenay Family Place while raising
her family. She was recently promoted to manager of the program.
She has a diploma in Child and Youth Care (from Selkirk College!) and
is currently working on her degree in this field. She is also the Chair of
the Early Childhood Advisory Committee.
Outside of work, Michelle enjoys spending time with her family and
friends—hiking, biking and camping. She belongs to the Robson
Community Choir and enjoys photography.
Michelle says, “I am very excited to be given the opportunity to share
my experience and knowledge with the ECCE students. Ten years ago
I was sitting in that very classroom! Many children on my caseload
have behaviours that challenge the adults who work with them. The
positive approaches to behaviour strategies are something most
people in the field can feel good about implementing. I hope the
students will find the tools I have to offer useful in their work.”
Welcome Michelle!
Health and Safety Coordinator Peter Leach celebrated his final day at
Selkirk on Friday, April 29, 2011.
We wish you all the best Peter!
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SAVE THE DATE!
EMPLOYEE RECOGNITION DINNER – MAY 19, 2011
The annual Selkirk College Employee Recognition Dinner will be held on Thursday, May 19, at the Ripple Mountain Café
(Cafeteria) at the Castlegar campus. The cocktail hour (cash bar) begins at 5 pm followed by a buffet dinner at 6 pm.
Dinner reservations are available at $25 for those of you interested in attending and celebrating the achievements
of your friends and co-workers. Contact Pam Mosby at ext. 390 no later than Friday, May 12, to reserve a seat. This
deadline is necessary to respect the organizational needs of the Cafeteria and other organizers.
Thank you!
THE FOLLOWING LONG SERVICE EMPLOYEES
WILL BE HONOURED:
THE FOLLOWING RETIREES WILL BE HONOURED:
20 YEARS OF SERVICE
Peggy Weinrauch, Bev Onischak, Stuart Deverney,
Denise Chernoff, Devorah MacLean, Pauline Dupas,
Cheryl Hodge, Peter Leach, George Penfold, Carol
Retzlaff, Terry Walker, Vi Kalesnikoff and Chris Boven.
RETIREES
Allison Alder, Ken Soroka, Julie Robertson, Larry
Perepolkin, Dan Obradovic, Len Grayson, Paul Idle, Rhys
Andrews, Robert Gurney, Donna Sterne and Ian McAlpine
25 YEARS OF SERVICE
Lenka Lalonde
30 YEARS OF SERVICE
Margaret Poohachoff, Elizabeth Popoff, Shirley Hadikin
and John Chernenkoff
35 YEARS OF SERVICE
Mickey Kinakin
Congratulations to
each one of you on
your achievements!
IT’S ANOTHER “MARK YOUR CALENDAR” EVENT!
MUNICIPAL PENSION PLAN MEMBERS/PPWC MEMBERS
The Municipal Pension Plan will be hosting their annual “Thinking About Retiring” seminar and
“Your Pension Your Future” seminar.
*Please note that “YOUR PENSION YOUR FUTURE” will only be offered in Castlegar.
CASTLEGAR SEMINARS - MAY 17 (TWO SEMINARS)
Your Pension Your Future - May 17, 2-3:30 pm
Thinking About Retiring - May 17, 6-8:00 pm
Both seminars will be held at the Fireside Inn Hotel & Conference Centre.
NELSON SEMINAR- MAY 19 (ONE SEMINAR)
Thinking About Retiring - May 19, 6 pm-8 pm at the Prestige Lakeside Resort & Convention Centre.
Thinking About Retiring provides information for members who are within five years of retirement. The Pension
Corporations easy-to-use online registration system is the best, most convenient way for members to register.
Registrants will receive instant email confirmation that will include the date, time and location of the seminar.
Your Pension Your Future will be informative if you are a new or mid-career member, this seminar focuses on the
information you need to know. Some of the topics we cover include: The value of your pension to you and your loved ones,
Taking leaves, buying back leaves and how it affects your pension income (e.g., leaves of absence, maternity and parental
leaves), Understanding your Member’s Benefit Statement and how to use the tools and resources on the website.
Members can access the online registration system through the Municipal Pension Plan website at:
www.pensionsbc.ca/portal/page/portal/pen_corp_home/mpp_home_page/mpp_tools/mpp_tools_seminars/
Alternatively, paper enrolment forms (attached to Grapevine email) can be completed and faxed to the Municipal
Pension Plan at 1.250.953.0415.
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GRADUATION CEREMONY AND TEA – APRIL 21, 2011
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AWARDS DINNER
– APRIL 20, 2011
On April 20, a dinner and reception was held in the
Staff Lounge at the Castlegar campus to recognize
the recipients of the Honorary Diploma, Distinguished
Educator and Distinguished Alumni Awards.
IT’S A BOY!
An Honorary Diploma in Human Services was
awarded to Jeffrey LaFortune; John Dooley received
an Honorary Diploma in Liberal Arts and Sciences;
the Distinguished Educator Award was presented
to Steve Goldsmith; and the Distinguished Alumni
Award went to Mike Adams. Each of these individuals
has made significant contributions to the college and
to our community over the years.
Electrical Instructor Julie-Claire (JC)
Hamilton and her husband Brian Hartridge
recently welcomed the arrival of their first
child—Cole Jacob Hartridge.
He was born on March 31, 2011 at 2:09 pm.
Welcome to the Selkirk family Cole!
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OPEN DIALOGUES WITH THE PRESIDENT
Come out to an Open Dialogue session with our new President, Angus Graeme!
CHOOSE ONE OF THE FOLLOWING DATES:
Trail: Castlegar: KSA: Silver King: Tenth Street: Grand Forks: May 3, 9:30 am, rm. 115,
May 3, 12 noon, rm. S113
May 4, 9:30 am, rm. 310
May 4, 11:30 am, rm. 118
May 4, 2 pm, rm. P303
May 10, 11:30 am
For Nakusp and Kaslo employees, Angus is scheduled to attend part of the May planning meetings of the Continuing
Education Department and the School of Developmental Education. Visits to the Nakusp and Kaslo Centres are to be
determined.
Brief updates will be provided on various topics of interest, with plenty of time for questions and feedback!
TOPICS MAY INCLUDE:
• Major construction projects: Tenth Street Residence, Studio 80, Aboriginal Gathering Place.
• Status of review and planning processes: Food Services, Facilities Master plan, CE, Academic & Student
Development Education plan, Student Retention plan.
• Operational and instructional planning (student FTEs): Its relevance to programs and services; projects and
proposals in the works.
• Status of major IT projects.
• Status of our Sustainability Plan.
• The recently announced Employee Feedback and Development process.
• Current community capacity building efforts (eg. Columbia Basin Rural Development Institute).
• Advocacy efforts with the new ministry structure in Victoria.
• Working with our Board of Governors on a refreshed Strategic Plan.
• Any other items of interest.
See you there!
EXPERIENCE SELKIRK DAY
– MAY 5, 2011
Experience Selkirk Day takes place on May 5 this year at the Nelson and
Castlegar campuses.
This annual Selkirk College event is a great way for high school students
to explore possible career and program options before making any
commitment.
EXPERIENCE
SELKIRK
DAY
May 5, 2011
Grade 10 and 11 students are invited to come
to Selkirk College, and experience what it’s like
to be a college student for a day. Register in
advance for educational workshops, and learn
what post-secondary programs are offered
right here in the West Kootenays.
Grade 10, 11 and 12 students are invited to pre-register in fun, interactive
college classes. Students are bused in from all over the West Kootenay
and Boundary Regions and have the opportunity to choose from 40
different interactive workshops which compliment the career, vocational
and academic programs offered at Selkirk College.
REGIstRatIoN DEaDlINE
Is apRIl 19th.
Contact your high school
counsellor to register!
Workshops vary from Flight Training (Professional Aviation) to Flambé
(Hospitality and Tourism).
For more information, or to volunteer, please contact Educational
Recruitment Coordinator, Amy Kinakin at [email protected] or
250.505.1396.
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EaRly REGIstRatIoN pRIzEs!
Get your registration in
before April 12th and be
entered to win one of many
early bird registration prizes.
FoR MoRE INFoRMatIoN
email [email protected].
EXCEEDING EXPECTATIONS
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HIP-HIP PARADE!
Selkirk College will be participating in a number of community celebrations over the summer/fall including:
May 7 - Silver City (Trail) – Parade
May 23 - May Days (Kaslo) – Parade
May 28 - Beaver Valley May Days (Fruitvale/BV) – Parade
June 4 - Sunfest (Castlegar) – Parade and Information Booth
July 1 - Canada Day (Nakusp) – Parade
July 1 - Canada Day (Nelson) – Information Booth
July 16 - Kootenay Festival (Castlegar) – Information Booth
September 10 (date may change) - Grand Forks Fall Fair – Parade
September 11 - Golden City Days (Rossland) – Parade
September 17-18 - Rock Creek Fall Fair – Information Booth
September 24-25 - Pass Creek Fall Fair – Information Booth
Selkirk will have a brand new float and theme this year!
If you would like to participate in a parade and/or help with the information booths, please contact Recruitment
Coordinator Amy Kinakin at [email protected] or 250.505.1396.
KUDOS
KUDOS to Mark Enns, Carrie Voysey, Kim Verigin, Peggy
Weinrauch and Bill Winegarden! Great job everyone!
If you would like to give someone KUDOS simply pass on
the name of the employee, along with $2, to one of the
individuals below. Your nomination will then be provided
with a KUDOS card, which entitles them to free coffee and
a muffin!
Castlegar Campus $2 to Holly Ashcroft
Silver King Campus $2 to Barb Butchart
Tenth Street Campus $2 to Peggy Weinrauch
Trail Campus $2 to Kerry Young
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FINE
WOODWORKING
SHOW
The Fine Woodworking show is on the
weekend of May 27, 28, 29 at the Nelson
Trading Company building at the corner of
Baker and Stanley.
The hours are Friday from 9 am-9 pm,
Saturday from 9 am-5 pm and Sunday from
9 am-4 pm with the opening reception the
evening of Friday May 27.
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Mir Centre for Peace Presents
The Peace café
canadian Boat to Gaza
With passenger Kevin neish from victoria
canadian individuals and groups have come together to challenge the Israeli and egyptian
blockade of Gaza, united by a commitment to human rights. a canadian Boat to Gaza is being
planned to challenge the blockade that the International committee of the Red cross and the
United Nations human Rights council have called “a crime against humanity”.
Join Kevin Neish as he discusses why this humanitarian and political mission is important to
canadians. Neish was present on the Mavi Marmara ship in May 2010 where nine Turkish activists
were killed and he will be on the canadian Boat to Gaza when it sails later this year, joined by a
flotilla of boats from around the world.
Thursday, May 12, 7:00 pm
Mir centre for Peace, castlegar campus
admission by donation. Refreshments will be served.
selkirk.ca/mir | 250.365.1234
Shaping our futures through conversations that matter.
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TRAINING FOR YOUR MOODLE CLASSROOM
CASTLEGAR CAMPUS - ROOM B21
Are you going to be creating new courses, modifying your content for hybrid delivery or going the next step and
including quizzes or assignments in your supplemental courses? Think about tools or strategies you need to
accomplish your goal. If you have suggestions for topics other than those listed below, please contact Judy … maybe
we can fit them in too.
Register early! Send an email to Judy at the Distributed Learning Centre – [email protected]
BASIC LEVEL 1, 2, 3 & 4 SESSIONS, ADVANCED SESSIONS AND OTHER INTERESTING TOOLS
Maximum 6 participants
BASIC LEVEL 1 SESSION
Monday, May 16, 9:30-11:30 am
BASIC LEVEL 2 SESSION
Tuesday, May 17, 9:30-11:30 am
BASIC LEVEL 3 SESSION
Wednesday, May 18, 9:30-11:30 am
BASIC LEVEL 4 SESSION
Thursday, May 19, 9:30-11:30 am
OPEN WORKSHOP
Thursday, May 12th OR
Friday, May 20th
The Moodle classroom ( Interface), Using Blocks, Settings, Navigation,
Student View, Adding Students
Prerequisite: Basic Level 1. Adding Resources, HTML Editor, Uploading
Files, Linking, File Management, Images, Directory, Books
Prerequisite: Basic Level 1 & 2. Communication Tools (Forums, QuickMail,
Messages), Assignment Activity (simple grade entry)
Prerequisite: Basic Level 1, 2 & 3. Glossary, Calendar, Feedback
Bring your questions and ideas! Please indicate your preference of
morning or afternoon when registering.
INTERESTED IN GOING BEYOND THE BASICS? ADVANCED WORKSHOPS:
QUIZZES
Wednesday, May 25, 9:30 am – 12:00
CREATING ASSIGNMENTS
Wednesday, May 25, 1 – 3 pm
GRADEBOOK
Wednesday, May 11, 10 am – 12:30
Wednesday, June 1, 10 am – 12:30
True/False, Multiple Choice, Matching, Essay
CREATING GROUPS /USING CHOICE
Use groups effectively for collaboration activities.
Choice is very versatile tool. It can be used: to vote on a topic; gather
research information or have students self select a topic from options
provided for an essay/presentation, to name a few.
Tuesday, May 24, 10 am – 12:00
BRIDGIT
Thursday, May 26, 10 am – 12:30
JING
Monday, May 30, 10 am – 12:00
WINK
Tuesday, May 31, 10 am – 12:30
An easy to use tool to share voice, video and data over the Internet.
Share anything you have open on your desktop. Bring a headset and
microphone.
Freeware - make short (5 min or less) videos and screenshots of what
you see on your computer.
Freeware - Using Wink you can capture screenshots, add explanations
boxes, buttons, add audio, etc. and generate a highly effective tutorial.
Scheduled times don’t work for your group? Contact us to arrange a workshop(s). Call Judy at 250.364.5771 or email
[email protected] to arrange dates, times and location.
Summer sessions are tentatively planned for August 22-31, 2011.
The Distributed Learning Centre (DLC) will have reduced service June 2-30, 2011. Please contact the DLC as soon as
possible for any online course related needs, such as new course shells or assistance with online course design for the
September semester.
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LOOKING FOR AN EMPLOYEE DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY AND/OR WANTING
TO LEARN MORE ABOUT EDUCATIONAL GOVERNANCE?
There are a number of seats coming vacant on the Selkirk College Board and on Education Council (EDCO) in May 2011. All
of these seats will be filled through a nomination and online election process that will be rolled out over the coming weeks.
The time requirement to prepare for and attend meetings can range from two to four hours a month over a seven- to
eight-month period. The appointment terms are three years (Board) and two years (Education Council).
If you are currently elected to a seat and want to stand for re-election or are newly interested in this work, please watch
the Grapevine for information on the upcoming nomination process.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT FOR SCFA MEMBERS
Please remember that the Professional Development (PD) Fund established by the Common Agreement is one more
route you can go for PD funding. The fund was developed to promote activities that meet our criteria for Group
PD, but so far there are enough dollars left over to support individual PD claims as well. The limit for Individual PD
applications is $2500/year, $500 of which can be a top-up for a successful application to the SCFA Regular PD Fund
[the “other” PD Fund] that is not completely covered.
Follow this link to view the Terms of Reference and Application form at http://selkirk.ca/about/departments/hr/
staffdevelopment/ .
CALL FOR GALA 2011 AUCTION TEAM PROPOSALS
Gala 2011 will offer the opportunity for faculty and staff
to raise funds for their program to support projects,
competitions, field trips and student awards. We are
looking for a team of five to seven staff/faculty of one
program to coordinate, ask communities and friends for
donations and run the auction on November 19, at Mary
Hall, Nelson.
The team will work with the Development staff to
prepare a letter to donors and complete a plan for
the auction portion of the Gala. The program would
receive funds raised from the silent auction for their
program and students. We also present a live auction
with proceeds going towards other programs who
participate in the Gala.
The Gala is a great opportunity to raise funds for
and showcase our programs. If you are interested in
working the Gala auction, please apply to Pat Henman
or Joyce Buckler in the Development Department. Your
proposal should include your program name, number of
volunteers, team leader, and what the funds will be used
for. The deadline for applications is May 13, 2011.
Thank you very much.
Gala Coordinators, Development Department
Pat Henman 250.505.1324, [email protected] and
Joyce Buckler 250.505.1386, [email protected]
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FOR SALE:
1990 MAZDA B2600i Pickup Truck. Well maintained. 4 cylinders,
automatic transmission, air conditioning, remote start, cruise
control, automatic door opener, heavy duty springs, canopy,
running boards. Summer and winter tires on rims plus original
owner’s manual. 217,670 km. Serious enquiries only. $3000 obo.
Phone 250. 365.7292, ext. 475.
FOR SALE:
Wormy cherries? Don’t want to spray? A reuseable Kootenay
Cover can protect your cherries against worms, wasps and birds
without any poison. Check out www.kootenaycovers.com or
call 250.353.2264 for more information.
FOR SALE:
Snowboard boots: Size 8 Brand: 24 Seven
Snowboard boots: Size 8 Brand: Ride
Snowboard: Rossignal Revolutions mini (must see). Size: 46.5
inches long x 10 inches wide (middle). No bindings
Excellent shape for all! I have pictures if requested! Email:
[email protected] or phone: 250.693.2257.
FOR SALE
2007 Toyota Matrix XR: Black one owner 5 speed manual
transmission, sunroof, great condition, 54,000 Kms, summer and
winter tires. $12,900. Call 250.352.6197.
FOR SALE:
Too many vehicles! 1998 Ford Explorer for sale: 160,000 kms, 4
litre, V6, 4 door, 4x4, automatic, tow package, sunroof, PW, PL,
runs well, new battery, 2 sets tires (new studded winter tires on
rims and summer tires on mag’s). Reduced $2500 obo.
NEW HOME BUILDING SURPLUS FOR SALE:
four new pot lights, halo air-tight housing 6 inch aperture, $10
each (less than half price), 45 pieces of 6 inch wide 12 feet long
composite decking. Tired of staining your deck each year? Go
composite at $2 a linear foot (compare at $3.20 a linear foot
plus HST in town) almost a 50% savings! Cedar colour. Email
Wendy at [email protected] .
LIFE IN THE RAW WITH BRENDA WISEMAN & PARIS
VOYKIN
Join us for a session that includes creating and eating raw foods
that correspond with the theme combined with body, mind,
heart and spirit health and healing information, a yoga pose or
exercise and always some laughter. $25/session. For a detailed
schedule of lessons go to www.parispath.com and click on
“Wednesday Schedule”.
NEED A HOUSE SITTER OR HOUSE/PET SITTER?
We are available May 2 through May 20. Call George at
250.365.9593.
HOUSE SITTING
Two responsible adults looking to house sit in the Nelson area
from June 1 to August 31. Contact [email protected] .
FOR RENT:
One-bedroom apartment in beautiful and quiet area of Pass
Creek (15 mins to Castlegar, 25 mins to Nelson). Car pooling
possible to Castlegar campus. $650 per month including
utilities, available March 1 to non-smoking person with no pets!
250.304.2247, or see Jocelyn Templeman at Castlegar campus.
FOR RENT:
Newly renovated, one bedroom above ground basement suite
for rent. Located in downtown Castlegar, close to Millennium
walkway. Available May 1. Email [email protected].
FOR RENT:
Spacious 1 bedroom (cable and internet included) available for
rent April 15 in a beautiful townhouse (family) setting in Nelson
on the water in lower Fairview. References required. Please
contact Heather at 250.354.4445.
FOR RENT:
1 bedroom small house, central quiet location in Castlegar, F/S,
available immediately, $600 + utilities. References required/
long term preferred, n/s, n/p. Ph: 250.365.8141.
FOR SALE:
COMMUNITY EVENTS:
WANTED:
The Royal Theatre in Trail presents: Sunday Cinema
Tickets are $9 per show and start at 4 pm.
May 8 – WINTER IN WARTIME
Visit trail-arts.com for further details.
BIKE SERVICES AVAILABLE:
The Royal Theatre in Trail presents: MET OPERA SERIES
Tickets are $22.00, available at the door only.
Email [email protected] for more information.
May 14, 9 am – Wagner DIE WALKURE (5 Hours, 30 minutes)
Teeter Table, inversion table for back care and exercise. Almost
new, was $425, asking $275. Call Leslie Comrie at ext. 322 or
250.365.0058.
Looking for a second-hand flat screen television to buy, max
32” screen, must have HDMI cable capability. Email phenman@
selkirk.ca or ext. 324, Nelson.
Get your bike ready for spring with a tune-up by Taghum
Bicycle Service. We offer a 20% discount for Selkirk employees/
students. Call 250.352.5274 or email [email protected].
Charles Bailey Theatre in Trail presents: Derek Edwards –
My Blunderful Life Tour. Wednesday, May 18 at 8 pm. For
more information or to buy tickets, visit www.trail-arts.com
or call 250.368.9669.
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