a Noms

. for -the: past: three: years.
-- elected ‘chairman .a..year ago..”
. ‘considers the last year as. the most

_| “several «reasons for this: the con-
Soh centration -of-all.senior . students
- within the ‘district at Claremont sen-
“jor secondary school; ‘the hiring of a
“—S puilding: superintendent ‘to supervise
“the. district's steadily expanding con-,
struction: -program; -
duction © of «the. new curriculum - ‘in
othe” ‘secondary. schools. ;

.-eided to’ become ‘a’ teacher. -He was

_,lines maintenance shop at’ Patricia

‘*, moved the ‘plant to Vancouver. some-
years. ago “he elected to ‘stay here.
-For‘almost five ‘years after that he |.

*. operated \a° flooring business. ° Then
--he: made. his. mind. up to ‘pecome a
-Sfeacher.and «felt ‘the ‘time was ripe
“to begin “his : studies as his family
oot Was ‘growing’. up. :

“Claremont: last: year’. to get. his. son.
‘ior. matric.’
“his second “university year, he plans
“tO! start” teaching : next: September

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SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

Wednesday; January 26, 1966

He Has Seen oth Sides

ok wok

tek ok

As Trustee. “And ‘Student

When Gordon | ‘Campbell decided
to make .a: career ‘out of: education
he: tackled “it from ‘two angles. :

He retired as. chairman of Saan-
ich: school. board at the end of: ‘last
year to enable ‘him to devote: more
time: to his studies as.a second-year
education student at the University
of Victoria.

Mr. Campbell represented the vil-
lage of Sidney on: the school board j.
'He was
He

memorable on. the board and: cites

and «the, intro-

~The former. ‘school board ‘chairmain
faced emany obstacles: when he: de-.
‘foreman:” of . Pacific « Western © Air-

Bay Airport but when the. company

“He completed his high school ‘edu-
cation. by. correspondence and. Tent
school” and ‘enrolled .. in: “grade. 13°

“Now: half-way. through

Mr. Campbell became both a stu ;
~. dent~and.” school trustee . about. the
. same time.

; responsibil.

‘and complete his ‘studies. for degree
at “summer. school for the next few
years. 0

Why ‘did he decide to become: a
teacher? |

career,” he. says, ‘‘It.is something
I’ve: wanted to do for many years
now andi think there is a great deal
of. satisfaction : to be der rived from
teaching.” ;

He also found it very rewarding
to. ‘be’ a/school. trustee.

“It is a ‘satisfying job and I just
‘wish more .people would take. an
interest ‘tin it,’’ he. said.

position of school” trustee if. there
was a financial reward?” |

fT don't think so.. Those people’ in-
ter ested in the work aren't worried
about: money. .

ous. At takes. “up: a lot of: time in

time work. involved. ”.
“School -: trustees ’ carry ‘consider-
‘able responsibility, he ‘said, and this
is stead iy increas-
‘ing. a ae

- Tntroduction. of the * new. “high
“school. curriculum last. year. has
meant a heavier load for trustees,
|‘he said. ° They are faced with pro-

|.which are: required ‘if. the new pro-

mented.

7 “Teaching is a. most rewarding |

. Would’.more people’ run for the

It is not. that: oner-

riculum. will be of great: benefit to
‘students “in -helping them into .their

joint effort by students, parents: and
school. counsellors ‘to: be: successful:

‘Mr; Campbell “was -in.-the ‘ unique
‘position of introducing grade’ 13..to

student: .“ After. sampling
both. sides he ‘is convinced grade 13
is a good thing. It offers a.lot that
universities ‘can’t, he said. -As an
example: a- “student who. fails a re-
quired grade 12 course may not: en-
‘ter university but he may enroll in
grade: 13 and by applying himself,
take the “course ‘again .along with
his’senior. matric courses.

school district, ‘the retired, chairman
said he hopes the poard ‘will: soon
be able to. acquire . future: school |:
sites approved in: the: last. referen-
dum. ‘and. continue -the heavy build-
ing “program. He. wants “to: stay
in- this. district and would like to-re-
sume: his -activities with” the :school
board when he is Settled ‘in his, new

4 career.

Total of 72,117 passengers boarded
Air Canada ‘flights at. Patricia Bay
Airport in 1965, an increase of 17.7
per.cent over 1964.

The Jocal.. increase: followed ‘the
general; trend ‘as: the airline: ‘record
ed an increase in traffic last year.
for the 12th ‘time’ in “15 years."

: Dollar sales from: Victoria ; are esti-

‘mated: to. have: risen (12.2% per” cent.
Final figures are. not yet .

last. year..

available.

Air. “Canada ‘spokesman | in: Vie:

The ee aancad: Gharnacists. who.
ae ue your: doctor's. orders:

| rose: ‘two. per, cent. ‘to. 65. per cent. ie

Q tes.

Air Canada Traffic From :
Patricia Bay Up 17.7 Per Cent

toria said the airline carried a grand
total: of 4,686,400 passengers on all
routes “in? 1965, ‘showing.an increase
of 14. “per cent over, the . previous
year. BE :
“AIR FREIGHT |

: Air. freight » rose » 37: per’ cent ‘to
56Y4- ‘million ton ‘miles -and ‘air: mail
‘carried by. Air Canada’ was: Up eight
per. -cent: last: year... oa

, Available. seat: miles iittrensed: by}
aT per’. cent:’in1965 -‘to544 “million;
and. the. “ ‘passenger | load: factor”

NEW SCHEDULE
j “Ad Canada‘ will ‘introduce the first |
“daily, non-stop. jet, service from. Van- |:

at Conve to ‘London; -England, on. ‘May
: Taking ‘eight hours, and: 55 min-.
‘its willbe: the: ‘fastest. service

: from: the “west': ‘coast ® to: Great | ‘Bri-

. Main, » The fE. ght. over ‘Hudson’ Ss Bay

Vj is: ‘presently flown: ‘once: each. week. .
- An airline © “spokesman «: said»: ‘the
new schedule avill: make: Vancouver

viding. costly facilities at the: schools .
gram. is to be successfully imple-

Mr, Campbell thinks the T new cur-.

chosen careers, but it requires a

the district and..then enrolling as a:
it from:

Looking’ to the future in Saanich

to ok . 7
Province - Municipalities

Revision: of cost-sharing arrange-
ments: between: the municipalities.
and the provincial | ‘government, par-
ticularly | ‘in- the fields of. education
and. hospital construction, was cited
by. Central. Saanich Reeve R. .Gor-.
don Lee as the most pressing prob-
lem in. 1966 in. his inaugural address
to council. :

‘On. the jocal level, the reeve, con-
siders. water, sewerage disposal,
centennial project and zoning will
usurp much of council’s time this
year.

‘The ‘text of his. address follows.

I wish to take the opportunity at
this time, to make a few. remarks.
regarding what may: be visualized
as our main objectives for" tne com-
ing year.: fee Hee

‘Perhaps, ov rershadow! ‘ing =
thing ‘else, is the pressing .need for
this - municipality, with ‘others within
the’. province, in the matter of a:com-
plete’ overhaul -of. existing” financial
arrangements with: the ‘provincial
government.: : aan
REVISE’ ‘AGREEMENT. :

With ‘substantial provincial govern-

the past few years and: with expand-
ing contributioris by the federal] gov-
ernment for Social Servaces, for ed-
ucation anticipated, and: with the
knowledge that federal-provincial
cost-sharing agreements. are being
negotiated and ‘the -fact that . we
have witnessed ever - escalating
-school..costs;, and’ such: increased

/eosts in general having been placed

upon: the» municipalities to collect
from. local property owners, the timie
has now arrived. for the municipali-
ties. to ‘expect’and request a:revision

: HASN'T: MET. INCREASES

“The |

: of the. existing cost-sharing: arrange-

‘ments. with® the ‘provincial ‘govern-.
ment*. and inereased., grants. to the
municipalities. :

AS. evidence « of the’. need for “re-
vision; “is =the’ existing. formula. for
‘the: cost-sharir ing. in’ the operation. of
the. ‘schools...
(oo

560 per teacher; which: in general ‘has
‘failed to: absorb. the: ‘annual increases

nia

ath cay Wel

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ERC

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Je FSS a

Te ot ee a ee

e;

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te

Ween t

nr

4-cannot
88. per. cent of, ‘construction costs ae

means, ‘of puaviding :

‘at the refer endum. “While: T:person-

agree or “recommend.
QR: two. mi oy levy, As reasonable.
‘JOINT. ACTION ens 2
“tis: my’ ‘opinion that a revision of
school . costs. and, possible . hospital

‘nelghboring “municipalities, through

Vancouver-Vietoria

this provinea.*
2 As itippenrs now, we are..to be-

‘torda: Tntermunicipal, Committee and
if Hist: is” the case, there will be re-

an “eonvinesd ‘that: the: “gonls of te

‘geliof. by” being a member
intermunielpaly ‘commiltee: will more
than compensate for: “stich financial

ing: munlelpatity: our Valeo" is neces-
Vaavey and ‘should “he hoa in’, the.

thea Antermunleipal: commitices::
SEWAGH: AND. ONING -
~ Retunnlng. to aur own

‘portant: submissions...made.-
during 1966, namely, the: report: of
mendations for zoning by the capital
region planning boand, Thts. coun.
ol will be: required: to: devote much
time and study to these two. very
Amuporlant matters. -

A WATE SUPPLY 65 288 ee pe
Po White oT have: confined: myself to ce

what: T conskler fo: be the: mioat. ime
portant tems facing -us' this year, 1

that n study will have to be under
‘alten. daring this yeaa inthe: mat:
Jor-ot anendequate supply: of water,
to “meet the” everqrowing needa’ of

Bently: or :
“An eany:. dvelaton’ will have

comber 31, 1007, ne: Well ag ain ecinly
Apelson by: cone) on the: ways and
morg,.cdequate
facthitles,..plans of

| I ul inst

‘but:in’summary, it appears that .we

every-

: Future Teachers

ment budget ‘surpluses evident -over|:

will: ‘sit:in“on- regular ‘class lectures,

After: several years the. provincial ‘
government, contribution, ds. Stil °$2,= |)

‘granted: to'-teachers.. over. the “past

few: ears. “and. such. increases : have: :
‘y. ; story. in’! the Ss anuary issue of “West-

OSC” ‘and. whieh Was’ “Hot: ‘supported :

ally., fayor’ “some: ‘cost-sharing bys: the:
this: punpose,- T+

‘construction ‘costs; can best: be aeef 0 8
‘complished by joint action with. our]

‘dome a Monmiber. of the Greater: View

faivs,? Wwe will “have: two very “me fy eo
tos), ae

the sewerage survey, and the recon |!

qvould ba remiss df:7 did not. mention - - b soi

this vettheri: part-cof the. Saanich |:

to he =
| “mule. by: “coumel!: onthe eenteyintal
“prvioot to: be compl at: ofore Do

ok * *

Which ‘will be presented. to you at an|

early ‘date.

INCREASED INDEMNITY | ;
There-are of. course. many, other
items which T have not. mentioned,

have to recognize that with such
a heavy agenda before us, it» will
require more time, study ‘and. at-

ious years, and as such I ‘anticipate
making .a “recommendation . prior. to
-budget time, to the finance commit-
tee, that a review of the: existing
indemnity now paid to members of
this council be:made and a: recom-
mendation that such be increased.
Finally, I wish to personally. thank
all the 1965 council members -pres-
ent for their loyalty and devotion to
duty ‘during the past “year, ‘also: to

to ‘this’. council, and’ the hope that
the same. co-operation that, was evi-
dent. in’.1965, how -be again given
during: 1966..-.) oe Bye

To. Visit U.B.c.

Nearly 200° high ‘school students
from). 78 communities” throughout
B.C. will attend ‘the eighth annual
Future ‘Teachers Clubs’ conference,
January. 28-29..at the University of
British.’ Columbia.

Kathy” Smethurst and Janet Har-
ris of Claremont School and Diane
Sharp und Ainslee McQuarrie of
Ganges will be among the delegates
attending “the conference designed
to -acquaint’ the “students “with :the

programs.

‘Keynote. ‘address: will be given by.
UBC's: Dean cot Education ‘Neville
Scarfe...

Speeches; discussions. and. a sym-

.{ posium ..will ‘be’ related’ to the ‘theme :

“Teaching. aS; a profession."

- During the? conference, ‘delegates

tour the campus. and attend a “ban-
et,

: “McPherson Playhouse and: Bastion
Theatre: are” featured : inva: ‘picture

“For the Finest in Floor Cover. a
ings...’... Carpets; Linoleums, *
.: Ceramic} or) Plastic™

ANG. ‘Pandora ‘Avenue
- Vietoria, B.C.

“EV 6.2401 :

tention -by this council than-in prev-|'*

welcome .Councillor: Harold ‘Andrew |-

universit y: “and its” teacher-training |

Carpets. & Linos eal 1

—|

Patient Demonstrates New Treatment

Women’s Auxiliary to Rest Haven. “tees expressed its gr atitude for ‘this

‘Hospital ‘presented to. the Adminis- |

trator. a new stainless steel whirl- |
pool bath for the phys: otherapy de-

partment last. week.
“A. small -portable whirlpool!

had been used up to the end of 1965,

but the new stationary. bath és 1

enough to: treat hips as: ‘well as arms
{and legs.

The function of. the bath is to:
ate. water agitation’ that, produc
massaging: action.
circulation (of “plod -

‘spasm: . The whirlpool: bath is
to treat stiff and swollen joints,

tissue,..nerve. injuries and many
other conditions met with-in ‘hospi-
It.is especially ‘useful
as a substitute for manual .massage
in areas that: cannot be. so treated

tal service.

by physiotherapists.
Mrs: A:

Haven Hospital.

: “The total cost of the He Whirlpool |
Bath was "$790.: The board of

It. stimulates.the
and lymph,
causes a regression: of ‘inflammatory
| processes :and exerts a: sedative ef-
fect while relieving. pain and muscle

A. Cormack, . président;
made. the’ presentation .on behalf of
-the. Auxiliary members .and -T.; Ji
Bradley responded on. behalt of

-trus-

further gift, indicating. the genuine
interest-of the Women’s Auxiliary in
the welfare of the community.”’. :

“Auxiliary.. members ©. who. partici-.

bath Mrs. L. Adams, Mirs:.B. Ard, Mrs.

arge Brown, Mrs... Be: Byford, Mrs. . M. ..-;
Caldwell, ‘Mrs: “A> Clark,-Mirs, I.’

Cookman; ‘Mrs. W.: -Cormack,. ‘Mrs. K.
cre-

eS 2] lis, Mrs. P:: Elton, Mrs. ‘Te. Evans,

Mrs; W.’ Gardner, Mrs.. E,, Grogan,
Mrs. P. Hafer, Mrs. F. Impey; ‘Mrs.
V. Jennings, Mrs S..MacLaren, Mrs.
D. McLeod, Mrs. M. McVay, Mrs.
E. Nash, Mrs. S: Ritchie, Mrs. A.

used | Simpson, Miss J. Sparrow, Mrs. V.

scal.| Todd, “Mrs. P.. Trousil, Mrs. M.
Turner, ‘Mrs. J “ Whitaker. and Mrs.

V. Wilson:

' EQUIPMENT STILL SOUGHT -
‘Canada's ‘image: in world hockey”
may not: be what it..once was, but
apparently - this has shad. no: ill ef-
fect on ‘acceptance of ‘its: equipment...
Rest for the game.” Hockey’ sticks. val-.

at © $2,200,000;

and Commerce.

: [sete

=| DONT LIKE T O Oo MUCH case =a
ALONG ONATRIPD |
GET YOUR TRAVELLERS CHEQUES FROM |

2 SAO PENINSULA

the Grealor.. Victoria Intermunicipal |:

Committee and also: with the Grenter |.
Tntermunicipal ,
Committee, representing ino excess}.
of 75. percent of the “population, of eee

-eonsiderations «and :.undertakings: of pes

- Jn winter, men are.

. : often available, So,
- dogsn't It make a lot:

"things like having the”

“pale

-available; Materials are
_available. And: spacial -
off-spason discounts are.

“ganse to havo those ropaitt
“© gnd ranovations done now, -
“Not simply.construction-
and building jobs--but,

 lavinmower fixed ond: the ~
screens mendad; having ©

Everybody ———

“the. drapes ‘loaned ond
the rugs shampooed;

having the furniture

oo cloctrical opplionces ::

ie

f

W:Gost Home, a

- te-vpholstorad and the:

repaired. ‘All jobs, which.
can call fora long walt
como Springline--but.;
~ which can. be handled...
quickly, efficiently, and.
‘easily during the winter
* ¢nason.:Whoal'’s more, >
~-government-sponsored, SS

Gana san 9.

“Improvement loans aro |

available through: your

“bank, to assist you in’ |
carrying out all-kinds ‘of.
renovation jobs you've
been meaning to'dom-
~~ up-to $4,000 with'up. lo Nasa
oo 4en years to. repayh oo.
No doubt about, itm :
winter is the best Imo. os a
“Yo spruce up your home PT Pee
“ar place of busines, Sas
Do: it howl:

n. winter op ore i created "

pated. in’ proviting. this - gift were

Is, Ashby; ‘Mrs. 0. Bradley, Mrs, -A.. .

Cross,. Mrs. .M. Darting,. ‘Mrs. MEI.

‘ued: at. roughly $500,000: and: skates wk,
were exported ‘fast.
year. says: the Department -¢ ol Trade a: