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PREDICTIONS FOR JULY

ARIES: This month tends to be a good time to be at
home with your family and to get caught up on work re-
lated to home improvements. Accidents about the home
are common now so be careful. Financial affairs will
have to be given careful scrutiny this month. This is not
the time to engage in business transactions or for loaning
monies for any purpose.

TAURUS: This is a good time to take a holiday as you
may find yourself in good company for fun in the sun
and this friendship will last long after the holiday is over.
You may find satisfaction regarding events at work now,
as there is the possibility of increased take-home pay.
This is also a good time to be with children as creativity
is at a high. Also, apply yourself toward any artisitic tal-
ents that you possess.

GEMINI: Be prepared to meet someone special whom
you will find to be good company romantically. Your
financial affairs may be at a lull this month, although
this trend is not long lasting. Health-wise, you may find
yourself low on energy. Also, you may have to see a den-
tist regarding your teeth. . f
CANCER: This is a good time to analyze yourself as to
the person you want to be and to make the appropriate
changes. You will be given all the credit you feel you de-
serve this month. Now is a good time to take a trip and
is also good for communication. There is a hint that cau-
tion is needed if you are travelling the highways this
month,

LEO: This month tends to be a month of action for
many of you. It’s a good time for reunion with family
and cherished ones. Your financial status makes you
somewhat uneasy this month. You need to save rather
than spend. You may come into a windfall though, or
maybe an increase in salary. Health problems may arise
but through proper treatment there should be little pro-
blem.

VIRGO: Your hopes and goals may be accomplished
with more ease than usual this month. This is a good
time to reflect on your wants in life. There tends to be a
flow of popularity for you now. You will see pleasing re-
sults from diet and exercise programs. Financially, things
should ease up considerably during this period.

LIBRA: A family vacation and a time to get away from
home is best during the last part of this month. Specul-
ative endeavors are favorable now but don’t rely too
strongly on your credit cards. Emphasis on career affairs
is brought into focus at this time as you may be offered

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your family to move to a new location. Be cautious
around home as there is a tendency toward accidental
falls.

SCORPIO: There is a tendency that your horizons will
be expanded through travel, education and philosophy.
Now is the time to take that long distant travel that
you've been dreaming about. Knowledge of all-types is
important to you now. This is also time to pay attention
to your dreams as they may be trying to tell you some-
thing.

SAGITTARIUS: You and your partner may fall into em-
otional conflicts now. It would be wise to keep any flirt-
atious tendencies harnessed during this period. Your fin-
ancial and work-place affairs should be regarded with cau-
tion this month. There is a tendency that you will find
yourself in debt due to reckless spending and may have
problems with your creditors. Healthwise, you may not
feel up to par this month and you may become irritable
and hard to get along with. Pay caution to highway travel
now,

CAPRICORN: You tend to get along well with your mate
or business partner this month. Try to avoid any argu-
ments with acquaintances now. Both you and your part-
ner would be wise to make financial plans and invest some
money now. Frustrations regarding your career should
ease up now, although there is still an indication of tem-
porary problems in your work area. You should receive
credit and recognition for the hard work you do,
AQUARIUS: This is a time for taking a trip to the ocean
with cool breezes and hot sand. There is a tendency to-
wards a romance while travelling during this month, Car-
eer and finances should be good at this time. Any health
problems will recede now.

PISCES: This is a fun time of year that should be spent
with your children. Your artistic and creative pursuits are
heightened now, especially ‘anything to do with your
hands. Your career area has been a source of discomfort
lately but that is in the process of change. Your financial
problems should ease up now. After the first week your
mate and yourself will enjoy each other’s company.

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PREDICTIONS FOR AUGUST

ARIES: The trend for you this month falls under ro-
mance, relationships with children and creativity, but
you should guard against being overly impulsive with
children and loved ones. It is wise not to make any hasty
decisions regarding relationships now. There is an indic-
ation that you will receive some additional income this
month. This may be your opportunity to speculate if
you are so inclined.

TAURUS: There is a tendency toward conflict all
around you this month, especially in your domestic af-
fairs. It is best not to speculate financially during this
period. Hard work and driving hard bargains is the best
means of attaining results now. Be very cautious of your
health now as carelessness could bring about a severe ac-
cident. Most frustrations and ill feelings regarding health
and job matters will come to an end by the end of this
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GEMINI: You may get together with a very close friend
or relative that you haven’t been with for quite a long
time. Anything can happen to your financial area of life
this month. You may run into a windfall or acquire an
opportunity to climb the ladder of financial success.
Your health now is much more energetic than last
month,

CANCER: You feel pretty good about yourself this
month. This is a good time to:make plans regarding ways
to improve your financial status and earnings and then
put these plans into action. Now is also a good time to
communicate through writing or speaking. Certain re-
stricting aspects around the home are easing up now.

LEO: You will most likely feel a need for relaxation
now so this is a good time to follow some literary pur-
suits or to involve yourself in creative endeavors. Your
monetary affairs tend to be on the upswing this month
although spending may become an area of contention
with your mate. Watch your health and well-being when
around water.

VIRGO: This is a time to rest and take it easy. Your re-
lationships may cause you some problems this month.
Your domestic affairs may drain all your energy now but
it is only temporary, so try to control your émotions.
Finance and affairs of the heart that have been some-
what restrictive tend to ease up now. Your communic-
ations with others is very effective now.

LIBRA: If you haven't started your vacation by the be-
ginning of this month, now is a good time to do so.
Someone of influence will be able to assist you in efforts
to advance your professional interests during August.
Your health and safety will improve this month.
SCORPIO: There is a tendency that career matters are
looking good, and if you've been working hard you
should be well rewarded. Romance is not very promising
at this time. There is an indication that money matters
will still be a source of problem during this month. This
is a good period to think about your life goals so that
you may implement them next month.

SAGITTARIUS: Friction between you and your mate
tends to ease up now. This is a good time to enjoy being
with your family. The past tension regarding professional
and money matters tend to be less noticeable this month.
You may find yourself in economic difficulty by the end
of the month due to a possible strike or layoff. Health-
wise, you feel fairly robust but not completely free of
health problems.

CAPRICORN: This is a good time for subjects of sexual-
ity, finances and psychic interests. There may be disagree-
ments between you and another over the spending of
money. You should have a lot of energy to apply to your
intimate and financial affairs. You may be tempted to
argue with a partner during the first half of this month.
Try to channel this energy towards something beneficial.
This is a good time for travel, as well as study. Career
frustrations will die down now,

AQUARIUS: You and your mate may have a falling out.
You may have to swallow your pride over the issue. This
is a very auspicious time professionally and financially.
Try again if you fail as patience and persistence are the
qualities insuring ultimate success. Your health continues
to improve this month. Watch out for high blood pressure
now.

PISCES: You tend to be concerned with health, work and
service to others. You may have a few feverish complaints
but these are shortlived. Communication and travel with
your mate is quite favorable now. You will feel less irrit-
ation-in the area of career matters but be cautious of min-
or upsets at work.

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Northern Lights College

SEPTEMBER 1983 COLLEGE PROGRAMS

Contact a college counsellor and pian your studies for September 1983

FIRST YEAR OF UNIVERSITY STUDY:

You can complete your first year of study on either the
Dawson Creek or Fort St. John campus and with approp-
riate grades, transfer to a university. Some two year pro-
grams of study can also be completed. A College Prepar-
ation program is available to those students wishing to
prepare for university level study on the Dawson Creek
campus. A Canadian Studies Certificate is offered sub-
ject to demand.

ASSOCIATE OF ARTS DIPLOMA: -

You can work towards this two year college diploma
studying at the university course level. Both General
studies and Fine Arts options are available on the Daw-
son Creek and Fort St. John campuses.

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM:

This teacher training program prepares you for elemen-
entary or secondary school level teaching in co-operation
with Simon Fraser University.

ONE YEAR EVENING CERTIFICATE PROGRAM IN

MANAGEMENT :

Upon successful completion, students may obtain credits
specific exemptions or transfers in relation to other bus-
iness, professional or university programs such as Ac-
counting Associations (CGP, RIA, APA or CA) Bankers
Institute (ICB Fellows) and Public Administration. Full
programs on both Dawson Creek and Fort St. John
campuses. Part-time in Chetwynd.

A two year diploma program is being developed for

Dawson Creek and Fort St. John campuses.

COMMUNITY MUSIC CERTIFICATE (One Year):

Upon successful completion of course work and through
community participation, you can learn how to produce
and co-ordinate theatrical music productions in the com-
munity including fund raising; lighting; using community
resources; budget preparation; promotion through the
media, advertisement and other methods; Participation
in ensembles and choirs; and the conservatory approach
to music education. A two year program is also offered
leading to an Associate of Arts Diploma, Fine Arts
« (Music). (Dawson Creek Campus).

ADULT SPECIAL EDUCATION:

Programs are available on both the Fort St. John and
Dawson Creek Campuses serving adult students who
have physical, mental or learning disabilities needing
classes in basic literacy, money handling skills, indep-
endent living skills and vocational orientation through
work experience.

WELDING:

Two programs are offered on the Dawson Creek campus.
The Level C welding program prepares students for em-
ployment in the welding trade but not as fully qualified
welders. The welding upgrading program is intended to
upgrade persons with welding experience to meet recog-
nized test standards (Levels A and B).

LIBRARY

OFFICE ADMINISTRATION/BUSINESS CAREERS
CERTIFICATE=

Training is provided in skills and procedures needed for
employment in business offices. Both beginner and ad-
vanced level is offered in typing and bookkeeping. Train-
ing is offered in current technologies, ie. word processing
and business computers. Full programs are offered on
the Dawson Creek and Fort St. John campuses. Short
term programs on the Fort Nelson and Chetwynd cam-
puses.

COMMUNITY THEATRE CERTIFICATE (One Year):

Students participate in community theatre productions.
Courses include training in acting, set design and lighting
movement for the stage and stage craft leading to full
production. Students participate in Stage North produc-
tions throughout the college region. The two year pro-
gram leads to the Associate of Arts Diploma, Fine Arts
(Theatre) (Fort St. John Campus).

VISUAL ARTS ONE YEAR CERTIFICATE:

Courses in Painting, pottery, drawing, design and art his-
tory are offered on both the Fort St. John and Dawson
Creek campuses leading to this certificate. Both begin-
ners and advanced students are welcome in the program.
Credit students may transfer to other colleges, univers-
ities or institutes by portfolio, Students are able to part-
icipate in field trips and exhibitions. The two year. pro-
gram leads to the Associate of Arts Diploma, Fine Arts
(Visual Arts).

TRAC — TRAINING ACCESS:

The TRAC program is for students entering any occup-
ational training program formerly embodied in pre-
apprenticeship programs. Students enter a Common
Core program and are exposed to many options and test-
ed for aptitude. Progressing at an individual pace, the
student moves to an Occupational Family and then to
a specialty.

The Dawson Creek campus offers the Common Core,
Occupational Carpentry-Joinery Core, Carpentry Special
ty Core, Occupational Mechanics Core, Auto Body Spec-
ialty Core. — j

The Fort St. John campus offers the Common Core,
Occupational Mechanics Core, Heavy Duty Mechanics

Specialty and the Automotive Mechanics Specialty.

DISTANCE EDUCATION SERVICES-:

Registration is conducted on all campuses, students ~

study at a distance, using mailed course packages. Some
courses include television, audio tapes, tele-conference
seminars, laboratory, workshop or classroom. sessions.
Tutors are available. A variety of courses are offered.

EVENING VOCATIONAL COURSES (CONTINUING
EDUCATION)-

Subject to demand, a variety of courses are offered on
all campuses and may include Industrial First Aid, Air-
Brake Certification, Automotive and similar courses.

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EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION CERTIFICATE =

The College certificate in Early Childhood Education is a
one-year program. All courses meet the standards pre-
scribed by the Community Care Licensing Board. Those
wishing to obtain a Provincial Child Care Licensing
Board permit must fulfill the Board’s work experience

‘requirement,in addition to obtaining a College Certif-

icate. This program alternates between the Dawson
Creek and Fort St. John campus. It will be conducted on
the Fort St. John campus beginning in September 1983.

CONTINUING EDUCATION:

All campuses offer short-term courses throughout the
year and may include general interest (recreation, arts,
crafts, self-development), vocational, (skill training trade
certificate) courses as well as Homemaker, Long Term
Care Aide training, Native Indian programs and women’s
programs.

AGRICULTURE:

A two-year Diploma program is offered on the Dawson
Creek Campus. Subjects include Animal Science, Farm
Management, Agronomy, Farm Buildings and Equip-
ment, and Crop Science. Experience is provided at the
College’s Mile Zero Farm. (Program begins in October).

AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE ENGINEERING:

This twelve month program is accredited by the Ministry
of Transport Canada to provide 18 months of credit to-
wards the period of experience required for certification
of Aircraft Maintenance Engineers. (Dawson Creek Cam-
pus).

CAMP COOKING:

This six month program prepares students to enter em-
ployment as junior cooks in various camp settings (Daw-
son Creek campus).

ADULT BASIC EDUCATION:

Several programs are available on all campuses for adult
upgrading to the Grade 12 equivalency level. Certificates
are offered for basic literacy and grades 8 through 12
equivalency. English as a Second Language (ESL) classes
are also available for English language training. GED
tests are also administered at the college (Grade 12 equiv-
alency).

COOK TRAINING:

This twelve month program prepares students to enter
employment as cook (junior level) in a variety of food
outlets in the Food Catering Industry, (Dawson Creek
Campus).

CARPENTRY APPRENTICE TRAINING:

Levels 1, 2, 3 and 4 training is offered on the Dawson
Creek Campus.

Library and audio-visual resources are available to all students. Although the bulk of materials are located in the Dawson Creek and Fort St. John collections, all College
students have access to them through our computerized catalogue. Community borrowers are welcome to the College’s collection free of charge.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

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Scholarships, bursaries and awards are available for eligible students. Sponsorship is also available from Canada Manpower (CEIC), the Department of Indian Affairs (DIA)

and other agencies. Students are urged to inquire early at the Student Se

DORMITORY FACILITIES

Both women’s and men‘s dormitory facilities are available on the Dawson Creek Campus. Cafet

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rvices office at the College or at their local Canada Manpower Office.

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Northern Lights College,
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Dawson Creek, 3.C., VIG 4G2
Telephone —(604) 782-5251

Northern Lights College,
Box 1000,9820 - 120 Ave.,
Fort St. John, 3.C, VIJ 6K1
Telephone — (604) 785-6981

Box 860,

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Fort Nelson, 3.C. VOC 1RO —
Telephone — (604) 774-2741

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pox 1059,

Chetwyna, B.C. VOC 1J0
Telephone — (604) 778-2248